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~The World’ S Doings i in Brief

News Notes from Many Sources .

Utah went, “dry”. ‘on Wednes-
“day. - :

A shortage of ‘coal is halting
- Swiss industries.

_ A’second American contingent
. has reached Europe. |

British merchant vessel losses
last, week numbered 17.

‘German deportations: of Bel-
_ Bians from Mons continue.

’ The. ‘revolutionary disorders i in
Spain have been checked.

New Swedish regulations pro-
hibit the export of metals. -

The Pope has declined to help
Austria by urging an early peace.
Western Canada needs 50,000
men to harvest this year’s crops.

Acting mayor Guerra of Hav-
ana was assassinated on Tues-
-day.:

M. Rousse has been appointed
the new Greek minister to. the
U.S.

‘Nearly'ten thousand soldiers in

Canada's army were born'in the

U.S.

‘The clerks cof. the G.-T, R. ‘stat?
have been granted increases in

. wages, \

Three deaths ‘ave reported in
the forest fires now raging in the
Fernie district,

Rear-admiral Lacaze, minister
of marine in the French cabinet,

_ resigned yesterday.

Over 15,000 shells were fired
“by. the: Germans in two weeks
into Rheims cathedral,

dwing to edal shortage, the
lighting: of steres and hotels has
_ been restricted in. Berlin, —

. The* ‘spread of . dysentery in
", Germany is-reporfed to be caus-
ing. much public. uneasiness,

4 conseription - ‘bill. has been
“passed in, Jamaica and all males
from 16 to 4] have registered,

“In a munitions: factory explo-

‘sion at, Essingen, Baden, Ger-

many, 120 persons were killed., |
Premier Brewster and Messrs,

-

- Sloan’ and King will attend the

Liberal convention sat Winnipeg.

. A second ‘Liberty: Loan, of
‘three billion’: dollars, -
launched in the U.S, on Novem-

- ber ld, |

The U. 8. government is con-

. earned with the great number of |

-men desiring to. avoid military
service, 3) |

. Schools for students in muni-
tion-making are being: opened by:
the ministry of Munitions - ‘in
. Landon.

- Additional loans of 5185, 000, 000
to: Britain. and $160,000,000 to

France were made this week. ‘by
the U. 8.

The: Seattle ‘steamer Victoria
reached port on Monday ‘from
- Nome ‘with $200, 000 in gold bul-
lion of: -board,.

EA Toronto despatch states that

; - the Duke of Devonshire, Canada’ 8

Goyernor-genetal,. is, planning a

Bee, v

“OF the. thirtéen delegates chos-

en by: ‘Calgary: Liberalg_ to: the}

. Winnipeg: cényention,' eleven om)
. pose: ona tion,

' lare reported.

‘used for Domestic, Minin

‘/notice and :.an application pursuant

. taaid Water Recorder or with the Comp-.

will - be}

‘{ commercial lumber, -

don by soldiers and civilians,

King George and Queen Mary
inspected the American troops
quartered at Borden Camp, Shorn-
cliffe,' on Saturday.

manufactured in the U.S. for
beverage. purposes, and bonded
stocks on hand may be comman-
deereéd.

A’ sweltering: heat wave is be-
ing experienced in the eastern

jmany ‘deaths and prostrations.

To conserve Canada’s supply of
gasoline, Dominion Fuel Control- |
ler Magrath is considering action
to curb the wasteful consumption
of the fuel in auto joy-riding.

Latest crop, reports indicate
bountiful yields in northwestern
Saskatchewan, but in southern
(Manitoba and southern Saskat-
chewan drought is said to have
wrought havoc with the crops.

FOR SALE:
ORSE, HARNESS, NEW
Buggy, Cutter, and Fur

Robe, $225. ENQUIRE to ANGER
THE Tailor, New Hazelton, B.C. [

WATER NOTICE

(DIVERSION anp Usk, )

Robertson, agent for the Green Mon-
ster -Mining Syndicate, whose address
ia Prince Rupert, B. C., will apply for
a license to take and uce 16 cubie feet
persecond of water out of Lowrie Creek,
also known ‘ag Nicholson Creek, which
flows north-easterly and drains into

Usk.

The - water will he diverted from the
stream at a point about three-quarters
mile-from mouth of creek, antl will. be
and Power

urpeses upon the mine described as
reen Monster Mineral Giaim. ' This,
notice was posted on the ground on the
29th day of June, 101%. A copy of this

thereto and to the ‘‘Water Act, 1914,"
will be filed { in the office of the Water
Recorder at Hazelton, B.C. Objections
to the application may be filed with the

troller of Water Rights, Parliament
Buildings, Victoria, B.C., within thirty
days after the first appearance of this
notice in a local néwspaper. | The date
of the first publication of this notice i is
July 21, 1917,

Green: Monster Mining Co. a Applicant. ,
By Herbert Dixon Robinson, Agent,

“No distilled spirits will bel.

and ‘middle western states and|

TAKE NOTICE that Herbert-Dixon|

Skeena River about three miles from |-

‘Addressing Soldiers’ Mail

In order to facilitate the hand-
ling of. mail at the front and to
ensure prompt. delivery, itis re-

-| quested that all mail be address:

ed as follows:

(a) Regimental Number.

‘(b) Rank.

(c) Name.

(d} Squadron, Battery or Com-

pany, ~ *

(e) Battalion, Regiment (or
- other unit), Staff, appoint-
ment or Department.

_(f) CANADIAN CONTINGENT,

-(g) British Expeditionary
Foree, _ ,

(h) Army Post Office, LONDON
- England,

Unnecessary mention of higher.

fotmations, - such as brigades,
divisions, is strictly forbidden,
and causes delay.

Printing

Of every description

-

for everybody
at the

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HAZELTON, B. 6.

“Labor: Day

Celebration.

‘Barbecue & Hor & Horseracing.
, Dance i in Evening

COME ONE! COME-ALL!!
AT TELKWA
dMonday,. September 4, 1917

_ »-FARM LANDS -

OREGON & CALIFORNIA’ RAIL-
ROAD GO. GRANT LANDS, Titje to |’
same revested in United States by Act
of Congress dated June 9, 1916.. Two
Million, three hundred thousand Acrea|-
to, be opened for Homeateada and sale.
Agricultural and Timber Lands.
aepvative eatimate Farty Billion feet of
Containing some
of best-land left in United. States,
Large Map showing - Tand ‘by sections

fall, elgvations, - ete. ~ Postpaid ‘One
Collar. Grant: Lands Locating * Co.,
Box GLO, Portland, Dregon, .

a rari

"STUART 1 Ae MARTIN.

- Provincial ‘Assayer

Con-| |

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‘MINERAL ACT ~

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE

" HAZELTON MINERAL CLAIM, sit-
uate in the Omineca. Mining Division
of Omineca District.

Where located :—On Nine-Milé Moun-
tain, on the Babine trail.

TAKE NOTICE: that J. C, K. Sealy
and George Railson, per his attorney
Thomaa: Railson, Free Miner’s Certifi-
cates Nos. 98826B, 49167B and 41366B,

réespectively,intend sixty days from the
date hereof, to apply to the Mining
Recorder for a Cert cate of Improve-
ments, for the purpose of obtaining a
Crown Grant of the above claima.

And further take notice that action
bafore the issuance of sueh Certificate
of Improvements,
_ Dated June 16, piays
GEORGE RAILSON,
42-50, - Per T, Railson Atty. j
. JOHN C, K, SEALY

Maple Sugar

Soldier at: the Front
40c per pound

azelton - |}

wp

under section §5, must b commenced .

: Upto Date Drug Stores 4

| The Real Thing For the ||

and Description . of soil, climate, rain- | §

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2TH SHMATUCORMAEeOMIRNNCOR ANCA MCT

Fludson' s Bay Company
e have just received a shipment

IS pay B.C.
Phone 31
W of EZ fruit jars in pints, quarts
and. half-gallons. As the canning
season will commence shortly, it
wouldbewiseto
7 secure your wants in this line early.

_ We also carry Soft Drinks, Le Lemonade, Grape Juice, and
Club la
Schlitz, Budweiser Cascade pe Phoenix Beer, in quarts,
Calgary Beer in pint bottles,

Imported Wines and Liquors always in Stock ;

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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY )-

- Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern Points via steamer
to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway. |
eals and berth included on steamer -

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE

5.5. “Princess May” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 p.m. °
SS “Princess Alice” or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince Rupert
July 25th; Aug. 1st, 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th; Sept. Ist and 8th, -

b@F-Above sailings are subject to change or cancellation withoutnotice.
' J. 1, Peters, General Agent, ard Ave. & 4th St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

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MW LIVERY and STAGES

Ai night.

jixpress, General Drayase and Freighting

a] Consign your shipments in Our

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We are prepared to supply private|

and public. conveyances day |
Qur stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. |

BEST DRY BIRCH, $6.50 A CORD | |
Ruddy & MacKay y|

; HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON

Care for Storage or Delivery.
| Address all communications to Huzelion.

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RAILWAY and STEAMSHIP LINES,
Steamers sailing between Skagway, Juneau,
- Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert,
’ Swanson Bay, (Ocean Falls, Vancouver,

Victoria, Seattle. .

Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle,& a.m. ‘Saturdays,

“9AM. Mondays. (Saturday boaé calls at Qeean Falls and Monday boat

ealls at Swanson Bay.) For Anyox at 12 noon Fridays. For Ketchikan,

Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway,12 noon Wednesdays. Fortnightly sailings

. to Queen Charlotte Island points.

Arrive Prince Rupert from the South at 6; 30 A.M. Wednesdays and 9
A.M. Fridays.

Passenger’ trains leave Hazelton Eastbowid at 7:10 P.M. Mondaya,

Wednesdays and Fridays. Mixed train 1:66 p.a. Tuesdays, Wayfreight
1:35 P.M. Sunday. :

Passenger trains leave Hazelton Westbound at 9 20 a.m. Fridays,

Sundays and Tuesdays. -. Mixed train 6 A. M. Sunday. Wayfreight
11:35 A M. Monday, i

For further juformation apply to any Grand Trunk Pacific Agent, or to

G. A, MeNic! oll, Aart Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent,Prince Rupert, B.C. :
rE , 5 + marina teharencsprarnaneiirone canes be

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MAKE YOUR DOLLARS

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AT THE FRONT.
BUY

|. DOMINION OF CANADA

THREE-YEAR / |
War SAVINGS CertiFicates

'$ 25-2 00° FOR $21.50
50.00 ¢ 43.00 - en | (ee
_ 100.00 | 'BE.Q0..5 IPS
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‘FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT: [ANY BANIC -
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