' government,

«+ ed out for training.

~ can exports,

forest: tires now’ raging in the
northwestern states,

‘ economic union with Bulgaria

It has been:stated: by:the min-
. ister.of munitions that. the -out-|.
. put: of airplanes in: Great Britain
_ 1a now three times that of a year

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. "THE OMINECA, MINER, SATURDAY JULY 28, 1917.

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_ The World’s Doings in Brief

‘News Notes from Many Sources

Both the Chilean and Peruvian |

cabinets have resigned,

Lead, 10,874; ‘silver,. 79.50%
copper, spot, 26.50—27,

Germany: has. stopped all ex-
portation of coal to Holland,

Submarine lasses for July will
be less than half those of April.

_ Extensive forest fires are caus-
ing much damage in. the Kooten-
ays, .

Over 4500 tons of ore were
Shipped to Trail. smelter last
week,

* .

©. P, R, enginéers and firemen
have been granted inereases in
wages, ‘

_ Sale uf war certificates in Can-
ada have reachtd nine milliion
dollars, ,

Twenty-one British merchant-
men of over 1600 tons were sunk
last week.. ‘

The second reading of the day-
light saving bill has been passed
at Ottawa,

‘The export of serap metal in
any form from Canada has been
prohibited, -

The Chinese fleet has refused
to support the present Peking

Activities of the LW. W. ia
Australia have been suppressed
by legislation. _

It is reported that conditions
in Austro-Hungary are more des-
perate than ever,

The famous Tower of London
is said to be slowly Sliding to-
waitds the Thames,

Nearly 100,000 American na-
tional guardsmen have been eall-

. Only three French merchant-
men of over 1600 tons were sunk
last week by U-boats, - :

Bonar .Law has ‘introduced a.
eredit of $450,000,000 in the Brit-
ish house of commons,

Greece has agreed to Serbia’s

Incendiaries are believed to be
the cause of the numerous and
disastrous munitions plant ex-
plosions occurring lately in Ger-
many, me

. T. J.*Connor, retired manager
of the Armour Packing Co., of
Chicago, will assist Food Control-
ler Hanna in the Canadian cold
‘storage probe,

saves money and preserves lives,
has received $100,000 from the
British government.

A ten-shilling wage increase
demanded by engineering arti-
sans in Britain would mean that
employers would have to’ pay
an additional £13.000,000 annual-
ly, - ;

Under the administration of
the new: food control board in
the U.S.} wheat will be two
dellars a bushel no more ‘and
imprisonment will he provided
for those who boast prices,

FOR SALE
ORSE, HARNESS, NEW

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

WATER NOTICE

(DIVERSION AND Usz.)'

TAKE NOTICE that Herbert Dixon
Robertson, agent for the Green Mon-
ster Mining Syndicate, whose address
is Prince Rupert, B. C., will apply for
a Heense to take and use 16 cubic feet
persecond of water out of Lawrie Creek,
also known as Nicholson Creek, which
flows .north-easterly and drains into

Usk.

‘stream at a point about three-quarters
mile from mouth of creek, and will be

‘used for Domestic, Mining and Power | .

purposes upon the mine described as
Green Monster Mineral Claim. This
notice was posted on the ground on the

29th day of June, 1917. A copy of this: .

notice and an application pursuant
thereto and to the "Water Act, 1914,"
will be filed'in -the office of the Water
Recorder at Hazelton, B.C. Objections

troller of Water Rights, Parliamert
Buildings, Victoria, B.C., within thirty
days after the first appearance af. this
notice in a local newspaper. The date

request that the latter establish
% temporary. capital at Salonili.
Sir Richard McBride is serious-
ly ill, and his eyesight has failed
80 that it is impossible for-him to
read, oe

Orders have been given by the

Canadian command in England}:

for all Ross rifles.to be returned
to Canada, - _— .

A commission of three will
represent Dutch interesta in the
U.S. in connection with Ameri-

It is reported that the inyesti-

gation of the soldiers’ vote will|.
hot alter the decision that B,C, |

will remain wet,

of. the first Publication of this notice is | .

July 21, 191
Green Monstet Mining: Go,, Applicant,
By Herbert Dixon Robinson, Agent.

Col. Macklem, 2 Canadian, the!
‘|inventor of a new grenade which

Buggy, Cutter, and For|-

Skeena River about. three miles from |

The water will be diverted from the |”

to the application may be filed with the |’
said Water Recorder or with the Comp-| -

| Addressing Soldiers’ Mail
|. ' In order to facilitate the hand-
ling of mail at-the front. and to
ensure prompt delivery, it is re-
quested that all mail be address-
edasfollows: =~
’ (a) Regimental Number,
(b} Rank, ~
(c) Name. ;
(a) Squadron, Battery or Com-
pany,
(e) Battalion, Regiment | (or
_ ather unit), Staff appoint-
ment or Department,
(f) CANADIAN CONTINGENT.
(g) British Expeditionary
Force, _
(h) Army Post Office, Lonpon
England, 7
Unnecessary mention of higher
formations, such as brigades,
divisions, is strictly forbidden,
and causes delay,

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Labor Day
‘Celebration
Barbecue & Horseracing -
Dance. in Evening ,
‘COME ONE! COME ALL!
|. AT TELKWA
Monday, September, 4, (191%:

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FARM LANDS

_ OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAIL-

Five were killed and three
injured -in an explosion aboard
U.S., submarine A-7 at Cavite;
P.I., on Wednesday,

it is réported that the LW.W.
are responsible for the 150-to 200

: Steps ‘are Being ‘taken by. Ger-
many and ‘Austria: whereby an

and Turkey, wil L-be ‘formed.

ROAD GO, GRANT LANDS. Title.to
dare revested in United States by Act
of Congresa:dated June 9, 1916. Two
million, three hundred thousand’ Acreg
to be opened for Homesteads and sale,
Agricultural and Timker Lands. Con-
sorvative estimate Forty Billion fect of
commercial lumber, ° Containing some
of beat. land left in United States,
Large Map showing land by sections

fall, elevations, etc, Postpaid One

Box 610, Portland, Oregon. :

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T STUART J. MARTIN . i i]

| Provincial Assayer  ”

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and Description of ‘sail, climate, rain- | |

fioflar, © Grant Lands Locating Co., | J

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MINERAL ACT
_ Certificate of Improvements
; NOTICE —
HAZELTON MINERAL CLAIM, sit-

inate in the Omineca Mining Division

of Omineca District...
Where located:—On Nine-Mile Moun-

tain, on the Babine trail, - :

‘TAKE NOTICE that J. ©, K. Sealy
and George Railson, ‘per his attorney
Thomas 'Rallaon, Free Miner’s Certifi-
cates Nos. §8326B, 48167B, and-41866B,
reapectively,intend sixty days from the
date hereof, to apply to the Mining
Recorder for. a Certificate of Improve-

ments, for the purpose of obtaining al.

Crown Grant of the above clrima,
” And further take-notice that ‘action

of Improvements, ;
Dated June 16,1917. - |

: GEORGE ‘RAILSON,

42-50 .- +, ‘Per T, Railson ath

ot SEALY

before tha issuance of. such. Certificate

JOHN C.K. SEA

For “Growing. Children;

| WAMPOLE’S.
COD LIVER OIL

New Viger to tho System.

‘Up-to-Date , Drug Stores
Hazelton *- - 7°, BO,

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Hudson's Bay Company

. Phone FL .

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We have just received a. shipment -
of EZ fruit jars in pints, quarts
and half-gallons. As the canning
season will commence shortly, it
would be wise to

secure your. wants in this line early.

We also carry Soft Drinks, Lenvonade, Grape Juice, and
Ss Club Soda | - ;
Schlitz, Budweiser Cascade ands Phenix Beer, in quarts,
Calgary Beer in pint bottles,

Imported Wines and Liquors always in Stock

CSUMUULLAUHARRE'HUANUEDU Aner HUADOELUIMEA eo THOU AAGLEDLAEeO}1ANNNNLLATANC Sent CL AMLE-NERNELLTTENY

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' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Lowest rates Prince Rupert to all Eastern Points via steamer
‘to Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway.
“Meals and. berth included on steamer

‘For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE

S.5. “Princesse May” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY, at 6 Pam,
5.5 “Princess Alice” or “Princess Sophia” leaves Prince Rupert —
’ July 25th; Aug. 1st, 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th; Sept, Ist and 8th.

ma Above sailings are subject to change orcancellation without notice.

J. E, Peters, General Agent, rd Ave. & 4th St, Prince Rupert, B.C.
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|| BEST DRY BIRCH, $6.50 A CORD

‘Express,
LIVERY and STAGES We se prevsred to supply private

| night. Our stagea meet al! trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton. |

Consign your shipments in Our ; wel
Care for Storage or Delivery. Ruddy & MacKay
HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON

RAILWAY and STEAMSHIP LINES.
Steamers sailing between Skagway, Juneau,

Wrangell, Ketchikan, Anyox, Prince Rupert,
Swanson Bay, Ocean Falle, Vancouver,

Passenger trains leave Hazelton Eastbound at 7:10 P.M. Mondays,

Wednesdays and Fridays. Mixed train 1:65P.mM. Tuesdays, Way freight
1:35 p.m. Sunday. cs ;

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

Sundays and Tuesdays. Mixed train 6 A.M. Sunday. Wayfreight
11:35 a M. Monday. ;

For further information apply to any Grand Trank Pacifle Agent,or to

G. A. McNicholl, Asst. Gan. Freight and Passenger Agent,Primce Rupert, B.C. H

under gection 85, must be commenced |'

For Tired Men and Women

iz  BO.00
Enriches the Blood; Gives |

” THE MINER OFFICE , | ~~

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MAKE YOUR DOLLARS
4 AT THE FRONT.
BUN
_ DOMINION OF CANADA
| JHREE-VEAR
War Savines CertiFicaTes
$ 25.00, For $21.50 1.
43.00 °

“100.00 “= 86.00
INDIVIDUAL, PURCHASES LIMITED TO $1803,

FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY, AT ANY BANiC
OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST’OFFICE |:
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