“Everything in Canvas’

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co:

Prince Rupert, B.C.

HAZELTON HOSPITAL sues

for any period from one month upward at $1 per

month in advance, This rate inctudes office con-
hultations andmedicines, 2s well a8 all coats while
in the hospital, Tickets obtainabla In Hazelton
from ELC. Bteppensen and Fred Field; in Alder
mere, from Rey, F, L, Stephenson, or at the Hoa
pital from the Medical Superintendent,

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Haze.ton, B. C.

Demetris

A. Chisholm

General Hardware

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. C.

Selling Off

We are getting ready to move and
will sell the balance of our stock at
surprising

Low Prices

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Smoking Tobaccos, Cigars,
Cigarettes, and Candies.

The Best of Everything

Overland Cigar Store

Slinger & Ayerde

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General

Repairs
on Waggons and Buggies

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Prospector’s Picks

Made To Order.

C. F. Willis
Blacksmith, Horseshoer
Harelton, B,C.

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For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

G.T.P.
Cigar Store and
Pool Room

Soft Drinks, Confectionery,
Books and Magazines

Baths In Connection

J.B. Brun, -- Propritor

er Saad Saal

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We Are Sole Agents for

National Cash Registers
Dayton ComputingScales
Heintzman Pianos
In Northern B. C.

W. Wark & Son

PRINCE RUPERT

P.O. Box 76

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Nothing for the Ladies |
Nathing for the Babies

But the

i Best of Everything
for the Men

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Noel & & Rock)

Outfitters to. Men -

Local and Personal :

‘Birthday Reception.”? Thurs-
day evening at 8,

Gordon Grasett, of Third Cabin,
came in on Thursday evening,

Another football match is being
arranged for Monday afternoon:

James Shaw returned yester-
day from a business visit to the
coast,

R. J. McDonell returned early
this week from a business visit
to Telkwa.

North Bulkley postoffice has
been opened with Archie Mcinnes
as postmaster.

J. F, Cowan came up the river
today and went direct to the
Rocher de Boule mine.

Funds are being collected for
the erection of a Roman Catholic
church at New Hazelton,

A. L. MeHugh is on his way
to Vancouver and other southern
points for a brief visit.

C. H, Munro has returned from
Buck river, where he spent the
greater part of the winter.

George M. Swan, who has been
spending afew weeks in Victoria,
returned to Hazelton yesterday.

Ben. W. Huekell, well known
in this district, died in Victoria
recently, following an operation.

W.S. Sargent, Jaek Ashman
and Frank Martin visited the
Rocher de Boule during the week.

R. W. Thompson, who was in-
capacitated for a week by an in-
jury to his knee, is about town
again,

. The annual masquerade ball on
Monday evening is expected to ba
the big dancing event of the
season,

James Latham, who spent the
winter in Vancouver and other
coast cities, returned to Hazelton
this morning.

The roads are now at their
worst, and freighting will bea
matter of difficulty for a week or
so, until they dry out,

W. N. Maelean, of the G. T, P.
engineering staff, returned to
Hazelton on Monday. He visited
his home in Scotland during the
winter.

Arthur Skelhorne is expected
to return from the coastin a few
days. His brother will accom-
pany him.

John W. Morison left for Port
Essington on Wednesday morn-
ing. He walked to Van Arsdol,
reaching that point at 6 a.m.
on Thursday.

Cc. H. Munro returned = on
Thursday froma visit to Rocher
de Boule. He confirms the good
reports of the showings developed
on the property.

Gust. Bergquist died at Sealey
on Thursday, of pneumonia, The
funeral, under the direction of
Stephenson & Crum, was held
this afternoon,

After spending a few days in
Telkwa, where Mr.’ Sargent’s
store is doing hig busineas, Mr.
and Mrs. R. 8, Sargent returned,
to town on. Monday.

WwW, W. Kerr is-now at Sumas,
Washington. He is preparing to
bring a bunch of -good . horses to
Hazelton as soon as transporta- | _
tion can be obtained.

Slinger & Ayerde are organiz-
ing another billiard tournament.

Playing off the tie for third place

in the last tournament, H. H.

Little defeated R, S. ‘Sargent.

“Firat clas piano for sale. En-|}

quire Ingineca Hotel.

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WHE OMINECA MiNeR, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 12 |

Rev. John Field announces that| SIRS

Sunday evening services in St,
Peter's church will hereafter be
held at 7:30 instead of 7p. m,
as during the winter months.

A petition requesting that the| |e

billiard and pool rooms be allowed
to remain open as before the

circulated, and is receiving many
signatures.

T. E, Hankin and W. H. Burken
left early in the week for the
north. Tommy has a line on what
he believes to bea rich placer
district which has never been
prospected.

The representations of the peo-
ple of New Hazelton have re-
sulted in the announcement that
a postoffice is te be opened in the
present new town, with James
Richmond as postmaster,

The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terian church are arranging a
“Birthday Reception’’ for Mon-

a good program, and the enter-
tainment should prove a success
financially and otherwise.

Gus Rosenthal, who has spent
several months at southern
points, has returned to Hazelton.
Notwithstanding his eye trouble,
which required prolonged treat-
ment, Gus is looking well, and
has buckled down to business.

In now appears probable that
Louis Johnson, the Kispiox man
who has been missing for several
weeks, was drowned in the Bulk-
ley. The police have been unable
to find any trace of him since he
left Hazelton to cross the river to
camp.

Election returns from the Lake
district give William Manson a
majority there. The figures are:

7, others nil; South Francois,
William Manson 8, Alex, Manson
1, Montgomery 2; .Qotsa Lake,
William Manson 2, Montgomery
3, Clayton got no votes,

H. &. Wilson, of the North
Coast Land Co., accompanied by

days in town this week, The
North Coast people have a large
amount of good land in this part
of the country, and are preparing

settlers on several large areas,

owner of the Silver Standard,

day. He reports train service
prevent connections being made,
on five different trains and
walked forty miles. Notwith-
standing the untoward conditions,

Rupert in 48 hours,

LAND NOTICES

Omineea Land District, District of

Cassiar,

Calhoun, of Los Angeles, California,

to purchase the
lands:

aixty chains north of mouth

cree

120 acres more or less

Omineca Land Dine District of -
Caasiar.

- Take nogica that John K. Friend of
Los Angeles, California, prospector,
intends to apply for permission to pur-
chase the fo owing eacribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted 80
| chaing east of the southeast corner of
lot 2170, thence 40 chains eaat
chains more or less. south to. eel
river, forty chains west meandering
river bank, )forty chains. more or lesa
north to point o: commencement, con-
taining 160 acres more or less.

January 24, 1912. 93 John K, Friend,

passage of the new act, is being]

we Rae) [oat] (asl aed Por Pet] Palos
i aR ie my feces Pugh Pe Peele
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SARGENT’S BIG STORE

The only place in town to buy Chocolates —

day evening next. There will be}

North Francois, William Manson‘ \¢

N. D.-MceMillan, spent a few 9

to develop and place desirable] |i}

George MeBean, the original i

who spent the winter in Vancou- {#1
ver, returned to Hazelton yester- \
a

much interrupted by slides, which | [F4.

On his way up the river he rode|l¥

he made the trip from Prince a

Take notice that Noah Webster ‘

retired, intenda to apply for permission | i
lowing: deserihed | lr

Commencing at a post planted about | ig
of 6-Mile | he
,» thence south 80 chains, west 80 N
chains, north §0 chains, east 30 chains | iy
ta point of commencement, containing 3

Jan, 25, 1912, Noah "Webster Calhoun. e

NEW STOCK OF
~ Rennie’ Ss

~ Garden
~ Seeds

J UST ARRIVED

Large assortment of Latest Styles and
Shades in Soft Stetson Hats. A good
range of sizes, - -- - Each $5.00

Stetson

HATS :

Toilet A few 5-piece Toilet Sets of unusual quality,

in blue and pink designs, at
Sets $4.00 a set.

Door Now that the mud is here buy a new | Door

Mat of flexible, galvanized cold tolled steel,
Mats size 22x36 inches. ate Price $3. 79

All Tron, weight 80 lbs.,
Price $12.00.

Wheel

Barrows

| Workingmen’ $ Hon Hide fee $105
Gloves to $2.00 per pair. Driving Gaunt-

In Pig Skin: Buck and |

T ~ We have the largest assortment of fancy
ca Tea Biscuits in town, put up in 1-2 pound 7
Biscuits cartoons, coming in air tight tiris, keeping

them fresh and preserving their flavor

‘manufacture.

| Come in and inspect our. stock of. Dress,
Shoes and Shirts. - Prices Right. 7

Omineca Land District. District of

Hazelton, laborer, intends to
eseribed lands:

Commencin
chaing east of the nort! 2a
rth, 40 ch chains east,

acres More or less.
Jan, 24, 1912. Allan G. Johnson,

Cas A
Take notice that ‘Alan G. Johtgon ot

‘or | KY
ermisaion -to: Purchase. te fo my fee i

at a t planted 160 | Fal -

corner of | (a
lot 2170, thencé 40 chains west, 40 chains | |X |
40 chains’ south | Fe
topo int of commencement, containing | ja

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lets from , $1.75 to $3.00 per pair | ~ : :

Christie, McFarlane, Lang ‘Lang and Huntley &: Palmer = |