HORSES

Latest Jewelry Novelties in Gold
and Silver, High grade watches,

Watch Repairing.
O. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

F. G. PB. Lucas E. A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rooms 7I-74 Exchange Building
#42 Hastings St., W.

Telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B.C.

J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer
Prompt and Reliable Work
Hazelton, B.C.

“Everything in Canvas”

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.
Prince Rupert, Be

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazeuron, B.C.

Eveners, Singletrees, and general
supplies, Agency for the
Studebaker Wagons,

TOM RYAN
Blacksmith. New Hazelton.

JOHN E. LINDQUIST

Architect and Building Contractor

Working Plans and Specifications.

Estimates on any class of building fur-

nished, Ail work guaranteed.
P.O, Box 812 Hazelton, B. C.
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Be Careful i in
Shoe e Buying

Carclessness is a Fa isa Fault. One
wha is careless ia shoe buying
always pays dearly for it, The
more thought you give to the
] tequirements of your feet, the
j more you will appreciate the
) high qualities found in
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FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock |

Sole Agents

i] Hazelton, B. C. l
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Brewer ee ee

City Transfer

and General Delivery

Freight delivered to all Nearby Points,
New Hazelton, Road Houses and Mines.
All Orders Filled with Care and Dispatch,

Residence and Barn close to
~Blackamith Shop

A. M. Ruddy

Hazelton, 1. OC.

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LOCATED ON GOOD LAND

In the famous Francois Lake
Farming District

Come and eee us, 13 miles west.
of North Francois I Lake P. 0,

|" W. Henke & C.D. Haven

Locators
Bight years ‘in the district.

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Oct, 22, 1912,-

Local News Notes”

Al Johnson is completing com.
modious dressing rooms at the
new rink,

Farmers of the Bulkley are
organizing 2 farmers’ institute at
Telkwa today.

Mark .Carr left on Thursday
for ,a visit to his old home in
eastern Canada. -

Sweenten your tea and coffee
with refined Lump Sugar, Sar-
gent’s store,

-LAND NOTICES

Peace River Land District
District of Cassiar -

Takenotice that Chas, G, Sexamith, of
Vancouver, retired, intends oapply 3 for
Rermission to purchase the following

escribed lands.

Commencing at a_ post planted
on south bank of the Finlay river 35
milea from the mouth and 1 1-2 miles
west, thence west 80 chains, north 80
chains, east 80 chains, south 80 chairs
to point of commencement, containin:
640 acres more or less; said post marked
C. G. §. se, corner,

Charles G, Sexamith.

July 17,1912 * John Maedonell, agt.

Peace River Land District,
District of Cassiar

Take notice that Patrick J, Donohoe
of Vancouver, architect, intends to

apply for permission to ‘purchase the

wing described lands:

Commencing at a post planted on the
north bank of the Fiulay river 37 miles
from the mouth. ofthe said river, and
marked P.J. D's. sw. corner, thenca
east'80 chains, north 80 chains, west 80
chaina, south 80 chains to point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more |

-| or less, Patrick J, Donohoe.

July 13,-1912 John Macdonell, agt.

Peace River Land District.
Cassiar
Take notice that James P. Martin, of
London, Ontario, _ broker, intends
to apply for permission to purchase
the ollowing described lands; -
Commenci ngat ap a post planted on the
south bank of the Fmlay river 32 miles
fram the mouth and 2 1-4 miles west,
marked J, P, M's. se. post, thence
west 80 chains, north 80 chaing; east 80
chaing, south 80 chains to point of com-

District of

meneement, containing 640 acres more, i.
'; Returning next week they will

Jamea P, Martin,

or les
July: 17, 192° J ohn Macdonell, agt

Peace River Land  Distiet. Diatrict of

Take notice that Robert Howard Mc-
Allister, of Vancouver, broker, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described Janda:

Commencing’at a post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay river 83 miles
from the mouth and matked R.H.McA,

. post, thence west 40chains, north 80
chains, east 20 chains, thence following
the course of the river to point of com-
mencement, containing 820 acres more
or less. "Robert Howard McAllister,
July 17, 1912 John Macdonell, agt.

Omineca Land District. District of
Coast, Range V.

Take notice that Robert J. Cooney of
Victoria, B, C.,  axeman, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted on
left bank of Skeena river on south
boundary of Gerald Bate: Aldous’ appli-

cation to purchase and about 15 chains

east of the S,E. corner of L. 917, Coast
Range 5, thence cast 60 chains, south
80chains, west 60 chains moze or less to
Skeena river, thence northerly following’
Skeena river to pointof commencement
and containing 480 acres more or legs,
Oct. 22, 1912. 3 Robert J, Cooney,

Omineca Land District. District of
Coast, Range V.

Take notice that Elizabeth Murray of
St. Paul, Minn., married woman, in-
tends to apply for permission to purchase
the following deseribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted at
southeast corner L,, 4116, thence north
46 chains and 14 links, ‘esat 20 chains,
south about 60 chains to Little Oliver[
Creek, thence westerly along creek to
point of commencement and containing
about 120 acres more or leas. --

Oct. 22, 1912. . Elizabeth Murray.

Omineca Land District, . District of
. Conat, Range

Take notice that Fenton C. Murray of
St. Paul, Minn., merchant, intends to
ar ly for permission to burchase the

allowing described lar

i Gomateneog at a post, planted on
the south b of Little Oliver Creek
and about forty chaing east of the
southwest corner of lot 4116; thence
south 20 chains, west 20 chains, north
20 chains tothe bank of little Oliver
Creek, thénce easterly along creal,: to
point ‘of commencement, containing
‘about 40 acres, Fenton C. Murray,

his Chicken Lake ranch, ©

R. G. Steel and A, Carpenter

James MeDonald, of Prince
Rupert, is spending a few days
in town.

James Latham and TF
Haskins returned on Thursday
from a visit to Chicken Lake,

W. P. Murray and P.'B. Carr
expect to leave tomorrow: for a
trip to the Bulkley Valley, on
land business.

on “Thursday. ‘He expects to pur-
chase an up-to-date motor car
while in Vancouver. ©

H, W. Sharpe has returned

to inspect: his land, which is
situated near the Diamond D
ranch,

A new warehouse is qpeing
built on the Hudson’s Bay prop-
erty, for the storage of gasoline
and other imflammable commod-
ities.

Cataline, the veteran packer,

brought part of his pack train to |-

Hazelton during the week, The
‘animals will be -wintered in this
vicinity. ;

W. E. Blake, of Francois lake,
came to town on Tuesday. . He
reports a good hay crop in the
lake district and says all the set-
tlers ave doing well,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Adams
and their little daughter, have
fone to Seattle for a brief visit..

make their home i in Telkwa, .

J. oa McEwen, the | Sealey
merchant, returned on Saturday
from Decker lake, ‘where, he has
constructed a atore. for ‘his fen-
eral merchandise business. He
will remove his stock in the
course of a few weeks.

C. P. R. Steamer “‘Princess
Beatrice’ sails from Prinde Ru-
pert for Vancoiver at 8 P. M. on
the following dates: November
24th, December 8th, and 22ud, or
every alternate Sunday, Through
connection made on these days
with train from Hazelton. ~

Relatives are anxious for in-
forniation as to the whereabouts
of Frank Ernest White, whé was
last heard from in December,
1910, when he worked with a
survey party fifty. miles north-
west of Barkerville. Chief Con-
[stable Wynn will be glad co re-

ceive any information regarding
the missing man.

' Albert and Lizzie Shanass, two
Glen. Vowell Indians’ who lave
heen giving the police trouble,

Fairbairn. In the police court
Albert was- sentenced to four
months imprisonment for supply.
other Indians with liquor, while
his sister was sent down for
three months for drunkenness, Q

"Apples and Eggs at  Sargent’s
19] Store, .

- Owing to. the reduetion.

good’a baker as it is possible ta

Call and see them, the

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

“been laid to South Hazelton’ and “the subsequent” lowering of
the price of flour, we find that,to meet the approval of our cus:
tomers, we must lower the price of bread. |. We -now.- have as.

THE HAZELTON N BAKERY —

‘of. freight ‘since the rails “ee

get and herealter we. will have ~.

“not only cheaper bread but better bread, Can" you: “afford to |F
“bake your own bread. when you. can: bir i it for. 18 cents a
loaf? . There is also’a big improvemedt in out: pies. and cakes,

G. A. Rosenthal has gone: oo]

are back from Hudson Bay: Mt.

W. J. MeAfee left for the cous :

from a trip to the upper Bulkley,

Were arrested last Saturday eve-+
ning by Constables. Calkins and.

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our own buildings. .
on account of its: “warmth. oe
If you are not familar with Beaver Board. and it its uses

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come in and let us tell. you. about it,

“Fo or the: frst | lime § we ate e offering for sale Beaver Board,
which is so tapidly taking the. place;of lath, plaster and: all
We have stocked. Beaver: Board’ only, a |
‘Tt a thorough i investigation and i using it to good advantage on:
It. will appeal specially i m this district,

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Our Grocery ery Departinent
. Fresh Butter

F resh Fruits |

F resh Egg Eggs
: Very Choice Apples

Roman Beauty, Spitzenburg, Northern Spy, ‘Winesaps.

and Rubbers

This s season we are carrying a full line of Children’ : -

Felt Boots in sizes'8 to 2 at prices $1.50 to: $1.75...

‘We have a very. attractive line of Children's 8 F elt
Slippers { ih three colors, Black, Brown and Red. : one

_ Children’ § Rubbers and Overshoes, all si sizes. a

Children's s Wool Buster Coats ir in navy ‘nd red at $2, 50.

Ladies Riding Boots i in tan and black at $6. 75.
Warm Bed Room Slippers. $I. 50...

ted, in white and green.

|. Ladies’ Wool Aviation Caps i in plain white m white aad

Men's Tan Mocha a Gloves, fur lined, per pair, 32. 50.

- SKATING AND HOCKEY SUPPLIES

Wormer! 's and Men’s s Boots and Skates. eee

Hockey: Sticks, Pucks, ae By
Men’ Hockey Capes i in assorted: cso 758

Now: is: : the: time to get ready for a ‘cold : map. |
“have ‘exceptional values * in’ Heating Stoves,
Heaters at prices Yanging from ‘$3. 00, to $ 10. 00,

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. “ Hariiess, ‘Accessories

- Our stock of Harness F indings. is: Tnost pomplete. and |
our t prices ‘most reasonable: = :

We have exceptional vale i in » Black and Reset | Halle :

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Children’ : Felt Boots, Felt Slippers ear