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Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

HAZELTON HOSPITAL ssszes

for any period from one month upward ati per

month in advance. This rate includes office con-
sultations and medicines, an well as all coats while
in the hospital. Tickets obtainable in Hazelton
from E.C, Stephenson and Fred Ficld; in Alder’
mere, from Rev. IF. L. Stephenson, orat the Hos:
pital from the Medical Superintendent,

Stephenson & Cruin

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention. to Shipping Cases *

HAzELTon, B. C.

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Builders’ Material ;
Miners’ Supplies

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BUSINESS SNAP

Overland Cigar Store and
Pool Room for sale at in-

_.. ¥ice price of. stock and].

fixtures.

Two-year lease of building,
rent free. Call and obtain
particulars,

Overland Cigar Store
Slinger & Ayerde

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General
Repairs |

on Waggons and Buggies

Prospector’s Picks
Made To Order.

C. F. Willis
Blacksmith, Horseshoer
Hazelton, 2. C.

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} | Inlander.

j|recorder for the Manson creek

t ‘Wednesday and visited the Silver

For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

G.T. P.
Cigar Store and

Pool Room

Soft Drinks, Confectionery,
Books and Magazines

Baths Tn Connection

Propritor

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‘ We Are Sole Agents for

National Cash Registers
Dayton Computing Scales
Heintzman Pianos
In Northern B, C.

W. Wark & Son
, JEWELERS

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Nothing for the Ladies
Nothing for the Babies f

But the

for the Men

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.{ ott and checked the blaze before

Warden Larmer is paying atten-

focal: and Personal |

The mail for Manson creek
went out yesterday, -

John Dorsey left this morning
for the upper Bulkley,

A. E. Faleoner came in from
Groundhog last evening.

Geo. McBean brought his motor
ear up on the Inlander today.

Harry Rochester, manager of
the Inlander, spent the week in
town,

E, H. Hicks Beach and family
leave Prince Rupert today for
Hazelton.

John Beaton brought a fine
team of draught horses up on the

Rey, A. E. Price, formerly of
Gitwangak, was among the ar-
rivals on the Inlander today,

R. DeB. Hovell, the barrister,
will leave in the course of a week
for abrief visit to the coast cities.

W. B. Steele, deputy mining

district, will return to the Omin-
eca gold field early next week.

A. E. Plaver, the accountant,
was a passenger on the Port
Simpson this morning. He goes
to Vancouver for a couple of
weeks, on business.

gasoline launch Pluto upon the
Inlander tonight. The boat will
make regular trips between
Hazelton and Sealey.

W. T. Gale, an expert account-
ant, for twenty years manager
for Lloyd’s Bank in England, will
shortly join his brother, R. L.
Gale, in business at Telkwa.

A. L. MeHugh came in on

Standard the following day.
Needless to say he was highly
pleased with the developments
at the mine,

Amos Godfrey, the eval oper-
ator, who has been looking after
his numerous interests in various
parts of this distriet, left for
Vancouver on Tuesday. He will
return about June 16.

Acting as agent for the official
administrator, John l)orsey has
sold to Dr. Wrinch 118 acres of
land east of Adlderniere, the
property of Thomas Flynn estate.

T. W. Brewer returned on
Monday from a successful trip to
the Groundhog coal fields: He
states the trail is dry from
Second Cabin to Hazelton, and
will be open for packhorses
twenty days earlier than last
year.

The Inlander arrived at noon
today, with the following among
her through passengers: Mrs,
Owen, Mrs. Boyce, J, T. Smith,
A. Russell, HE. J.:- Ericson, —
Ludd, Capt, Stickley, -— Miller,
W. H. Morrison, R. Heddle.

Passengers on Inlander arriv-
ing Tuesday evening: Mrs. Bal-
lard, Mrs. Slaven, Thos. Wiliams,
S. Deniff, W. Goldbroom, Geo.
Slade, O. Paquette, H. Baker, A.
Fortier, C. C. Sharp, John Pastl,
W. E. Scott, R. O. Jennings,
F. J. Carpenter, R, E, Harrap,

W. E. Scott, deputy minister
of agriculture, was in Hazelton
on Tuesday evening, with F, J.
Carpenter, of his department.
Mr. Scott’ visited the Naas and
Kitwankool districts on his way
here, but could not spare the
time for a visit to Kispiox or the
Bulkley. He left for. the: coast
on Wednesday morning: a

Cary & Johnson put on a mov-
ing picture show on Thursday
evening. - A good crowd was in
attendance. Songs by P. Mc-|:
Ewen were features of the pro-
gram. Near the conclusion of
the show the picture machine
was put out of business by an
explosion which caused some
alarm in the. audience,

'|held in the auditorium on Mon-

E...C. Latrace brought the}

GB Bailey, of Chicken. Lake,
ig in town, ‘

J. CG, Laing has gone to his pe

fanch near Chicken Lake,
Lem Broughton, of Aldermere,

spent the early part of the week Ee

in town.
T. J. Stevens and Ww. Laing re-

yesterday.

Inspector Marchant, of the
custom’s service, arrived in town
last evening.

Frank Edmonds came in on
Sunday, over the Telegraph trail
from the south.

The Port Simpson arrived last
evening, witha good cargo and
quite a number of passengers.

A. Chisholm, the hardware
man, returned last evening from
a business visit to Vancouver,

Mrs, F, W, Whitlow has gone
to Aldermere to join her husband,
who is now in charge of the
postoffice.

A very successful dance, prob-
ably the last of the season, was

day evening,

Dr. Wrinch went.down the
rivey this morning, en route to
Vancouver and Victoria, on a two-
weeks business trip.

J. Warren left this morning
for Telegraph Creek, to. take
charge of the . Hudson’s Bay
Company’s store there.

0. U. Eckman has left the
service of the Union Bank ‘to
accept a position on the Foley,
Welch & Stewart staff.

J. H. Snodgrass found a purse
containing $890 yesterday. It
proved to be the property of a
Swede named Anderson.

Colin McQueen arrived yester-
day from Vancouyer to take thé
position of ledger-keeper in the:
local braneh of the Union Bank.

John Pastl, of Kitselas, was in
Hazelton for a few days. He left
on Thursday for Aldermere, to
join the Broughton & MeNeil
staff.

The Hotel Winters is the
favorite stopping place for Hazel-
ton men when in Vancouver,
The Miner ison sale at the hotel |
newsstand.

Pete Curran, one of the best
known prospectors of the district,

veturned'early in the week from i
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Edmonton,.where he has spent
some months,

an rn

James O’Shea, of. Winnipeg,

position of bookkeeper in the

& Son.

from the Hudson Bay. ranch,

tered, He reports the stock in
splendid condition. His son
Ralph accompanied him,

The ferry syndicate expects to

before the end of. next week,

The missing ‘‘traveller’’is ex-|B
"| pected to arrive on the Inlander, ay
In the meantime a-large caiioe is |/(@).

being used as a ferry,

Vancouver, May 9:—The G. T.

trip as an oil-burner, -

75¢ per doz. -

Hazelton E Bakery

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Hotel: Winters”

A brush fire on Tuesday caused
some alarm at New Hazelton:
The people of the town turned

any damage was done. Fire

tion to'a number of pointa where

Cor. Abbott and .Water Strecte.

Vancouver

Evropean Plan $i: 00 to $2, 50
Rooma with Batha: Hot and Cold -
Water. Steam Heated...

’ Motor Bus Meats All Boats and.
Trains, os

ing fires have been woh .

turned from the Bulkley Valley |

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arrived on the Port Simpson||k
last evening. He will occupy the/fE

H. Coppock returned yesterday i

where seven of his horses win- ia

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have the large scow in operation ||

P. steamer Prince Rupert sailed ||
for the north today on her first (8

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Hazelton store of R. Cunningham M4

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Having made a study of the needs of
the prospector ' we are in a’ position to.

Boots nailed while you wait without extra charge. A
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Mining Tools —

A good list of mining tools, including Picks, Shovels
Axes, Single and Double Jacks,, Drill Steel, Bellows,

Saddles —

Saddles ranging i in price from $22.50 to $60. 00.”
makes. Single and double Cinches,

. Pack macilee Bowes and Mantuas. ts

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~ Wagon Covers _
Wagon Covers, ft. X 12 ft, each $l 2. 00.

“Sereens._

~ Only a limited numnbier left.

‘outfit with Satisfaction in every case,

Anvils, Portable Forges, Powder, Fuse and Caps. o Mo .

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