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HIGHEST MAREET PRICES PAID
FOR FURS

Full line of

: Men’s Furnishings, Dry

Goods, Hardware

and Groceries,

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

PRISMATIC. BINOCULAR
FIELD GLASSES

WATCHIS JEWELRY far as Fort George, incidentally Miss Kate Ryan, of Ottawa h d bl k
O. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton walking seven hundred miles Mr. Carr will undertake the S oes in tan: an ac

Local and Personal
Road Superintendent Willis-

Aleroft has been joined by Mrs,

and Miss Williseroft, who will
spend the summer in Telkwa.
During the summer Manson is

Zito have a semi-monthly mail,
B®; while Groundhog will havea reg-
a ular monthly service, with extra
f | mails as cireumstences permit,

}C. V. SMITH]

While coming in from his

Bi} ranch yesterday, J. K. Frost saw
5 ia mule deer quite close to town.
8: This handsome species appears

to be increasing in this district.
After seeing the country as

within the month, D.J, McDougall

° eet

Those desiring

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| Smithers Residents |
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| ELECTRICAL WIRING
j in Resilences

j) Places are requested
j notify

( Lavaber & Tavestment Co,
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The Williams: Carr 9 | with

returned to town yesterday. He
says Hazelton is the best town
between Rupert and Fort George.

Ed, Kohse and Bob Marion
left for Rocher de Boule on Tues-
, day, with a pack train loaded
supplies, to begin work on
ithe Ingineea group. They in-

; Smithers, whieh is prepared } iend to drive a 100-foot tunnel,

{ to accept orders. t

attends

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for valle — Cash or on

Hond, Development und
Assessment Wark.

Lala

Cary Brothers greet the dreadnough New Zea- Midaleton
Bight Years In This District. land at Vancouver the last week Warne Gammon Cc.
, in July. Munro _— Borland Harvey

iTaceFton, Th Co

and will probably work all

summer,

Ottawa News
Ottawa, June 26:--Hon. J. D.
Hazen. minister of marine, will
lenve for the west in time to

i mame mesa mea g manana meta eT NSE mat has been adjourned. It will be} Referee: Moneur. ;
~~ Pan 49 Na den Bad bee eee es taken up again by the railway The team will play m white 35e & 50c
i j S fin ] i commission in September, shirts and knickers, | Players . .
ii p 4 / {| Arthur Meighen, M, P, for/70t having white knickers can
7 ! rae ta Prairie, hes been ap, (oblain them from Captain And- Ladies’ tan and black lisle hose, pair
tf pointed solicitor-general. The|*eW Borland, Bank of Vancouver. 715
t Leaders tf position has be cant since th ALG Cc.
! bt change of government, TON OMINEGA AND MANSON
Om rg Omen enange ol government, . . . . .
NEW BLUE DIXIE GRAY | cantinued Hom Page One) White, pink and pale blue garter. elastic
FAN TAN t Surveyors Drowned ° . 7
t out forty feet wide, and Mr.
| ccna Mtngtsatinge” | New Madrid, June 22:-Wine| aoging expects that by next soa with hrilled edges
They come in Worsteds and (¢ |members of aparty of fourteen
b itey rome son the new highway will ‘be ‘Ladies hair nets, with or without rubber,

This is what the stylish dressers
in the large cities are wearing.
ere showing a wide variety
of these |-opular weaves.
Made to measure by The House
of Hobberlin, Limited,
Come in and have a look,

! NOEL & ROCK |

Hazelton, B. 6,

Qrwtere me 0d ae i a A Bags 9 inane tgs

Ok Rd

The western freight rates case

| United States engineers and oth-
; jer government employees were
i} drowned near New Madrid, Mo.,

| late yesterday, when the United!.
‘States survey boat, Beaver,

i which the party was aboard, was
None of

(| capsized in a storm,
the bodies have been recovered,

stimulated growth remarkably, ;

the well-known Carr brothers,

Brewer Johnstor ‘Chet’ Long Stephens

Stationery, Photo Supplie 8,
Gramophones, Developing
and Printing.

W. W. WRATHAEL

Hazelton

The Baron

SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS

A PRODUCT OF B.C.

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and Viscount

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_ Hudson's Bay Company

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of Cest Quality

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GROCERIES

GOODS
HARDWARE

at ity at Popular Prices

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J.C K, ‘Sealy 4 apent a few
days at his ranch near Smithers,
returning to Hazelton on” Sun-
day. He informed The Miner
that he had never seen crops
looking better than those in the}
Valley. The warm rains have

timothy and grains especialy |#
looking well. Mr, Sealy has a
calf crop of forty this season,

J. N. (Jack) Carr, a popular
Bulkley Valley man, and one of

left on Thursday for atrip to the] }
coast. It is understood that on
his return he will bring a bride,

management of the Bulkley
House, the big hotel which he
and his associates have arranged
to build at Smithers.

Canadian Flags at Sargent’s.

Oranges, Lemons and Ban-
anas at Sargent’s,

Holiday Football Match
In the football match with the
Prince Rupert tear on the even-
ing of the First, the local club is
likely to have a hard game, but
may be expected to give a. good
account of themselves,
players will line up in this order:

Reserve: Holliday.

ready for use as a sleighroad.
It will be twenty miles long,
with easy grades, none exceed-
ing five per cent, except one
short seven per cent. grade. It
will cross the continental divide
at an elevation of 1600 feet above
the lake. Ed. Mullen’s pack]
train and twelve men left for the|
work on Tuesday.

Mr. Bodine states that there is
considerable mining. activity
around Tatla, ‘Free-milling,
bornite and grey copper float has
been found near the road, while
specimens of fron and coal are be-
ing broughtin from the Nation

lakes, -
Lawrence Canty is in Hazelton

for a few days. He recently
returned from Qmineca river,
where he accompanied Harry
Walker, Max Gebhardt and Fred.
‘Vater, The party located sixty-|.
five miles of dredging ground on

they were without food for three
days until they reached Canty’s
cabin on the Stranger.

Dr. B. F. Stanwood arrived
from Manson last night, His
health has not been good of late,
and he will take a trip to the

week or two to continue work. on
his promising groups of quartz
claims, ue

Straw Flats at Sargent’s,
Handkerchiefs from 10 centa to

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"i Sanananoianntatee A0OOOKOONNOOG

"Established 1870

R. Cunningham & Son Li.

. GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Infants’ soft sole button

50c.

Children’s non-rip sandals in all sizes

Boys’ canvas shoe with rubber sole, in all sizes

Ladies’ white mousquetaire lisle gloves,
elbow length, pair

50c.

Ladies’ washable chamoisuede gloves, pair |

Ladies’ white and pale blue lisle hose, pair

three for

25c.

Dress muslin white ground with pretty foal
designs, per yard

29C. ae
_ Light and dark grey stripe dressgocds, suitable |
for summer wear, per yard —

(De.
a Natural pongee, 34 inch, per yard.

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Navy blue dill, per yard

2c. 2!

On Sale GALENA CLUB setts |[;the Omineca, Findlay, Stranger es ce |
a W. F. BREWER; Lessee. and Oslinea rivers, Losing their Mexican hats, each or nn Poon FP
we ; _. 4) | boat and outfit in the Omineca, we }

50c.

“Children $ rompers in blue, nicely immed,
‘Per suit

Hammes omni pnnmunsinnnnconse consent hnOONDEHE EEN DHapoesosnepooeULNRcwbuminaazaaraoE

iL Assert ways kept $3.00 at Sargent’s. a - ‘Established 700 |
A full Assort- always kept in. —— :
ment of LIQUORS Stock | Dr. Inman,- eye specialist of
= Prince Rupert, is making a - . Cuming alm Son, ‘Ltd. i
= special visit to Hazelton, for one|  - 4
= ’ July late If a. )

day only, July lst. If you have] & . i
a HUDSON S BAY C0 i OMP ANY any trouble with the eyea or need a HAZELTON, B. c. , :
Fi mI accurate glasies, call on him early !
FS tem during day.orevening, = Fhecianenoontoo neon ‘