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HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT
Special Attention toOut of Town Clients

SUITE Ons, FEDERAL BLOCK,
. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

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THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST.2, 1918.

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P.O. Box 1636 |

Green Bros, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors _

Offices at Victoria, Nelson, Sort George
and New Hazelton.

B. C, AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

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Cor,

J. A. LeRoy

Hotel Winters

Abbott and Water Streeta

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50 |

Rooms with Baths,
Water.

Steam

rains.

Hot and Cold
Heated,
Motor Bus Meets All Boats and

J. Nation

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F. 4. T, Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barrictera and Solicitors

E. A. Lucaa

Rogers Building
Cor, Granville and Pender’

Telephone Seymour 698

Vancouver, B.C.

MCRAE BROS, LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Reming Ts a, Loose Le ‘OF ice Furniture

items

Archteet? and Engineer and En Engin meer ’ Supplies
He hgafaay

Prince Rupert B.C.

QUALITY STORE

THE

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID
FOR FURS

Locally Grown

Green Peas
10 cts per Ib,

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C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
"'HAZELTON

Mines. and Mining

Good Properties tor 8 sale — Cash or on
Development and

Bond.

Assessment

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Hazelton, I. a

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Spring |
Leaders

Onvemwerned
EW. BLUE DIKE GRAY
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They come

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This is what the atylish dreagers
cities are wearin
wing a wide variety
of these popular weaves,
Made to measure by The House
of Hobberlin, Limited.
Come in-and have a look.

orsteds and

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, | B. ¢,

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. & DRY LUMBER AND CORD =
WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND’

Boys’ summer suits, special price
* .00 to $1.50 P P

‘Men’s  Zimmerknit underwear
light priant, per sult $1. 6b

Men's aha tan ard ‘black, per

tr,

‘Ladies’ summer walats, Bpecial,

prices, T6c to $1.00

Ladies’ gauze lisle hose, pair, 26¢
Ladies' cashmere, hose, per pair,

B0c
= Handkerchiefs, silk, ‘special price
z Blankets, all weights and A colors,

tr $8.00 to $10,
alt 5.08 ba

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Men's dress “Bhirta,
#2. 50

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“MERCHANT AT ARD FUR TRADER
Agent for Glen Yowel Sawmill”.

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” Hazen pn Naval Bill

~ Vancouver, July 28.—Declar-
ing that the action of the Senate
had only postponed the Canadian
naval policy advocated by Hon.
R. L, Borden and ‘the Conserva-
tive party at the Jast session of
the Dominion parliament, Hon.
J. D, Hazen, minister of marine
and fisheries, roused his auditors
to a tremendous pitch of enthusi-
asm when in the course of a
speech delivered at the Conserv-
ative picnic on Saturday after-
noon he definitely announced
that the original programme for
assisting the Mother Country in
defending the Empire would be
earried out when the house met
next session.

Brilliant speeches were made
by Sir Richard McBride, Hon.
W. J. Bowser, Mr. H. H. Stevens
and other parliamentary repre-
sentativea, but particular interest
was aroused by the masterly ex-
position of: the government’s
naval policy and arraignment of
the Opposition given by Mr,

ier Borden, bad drafted the naval
bill. :

Panama Tolls

Ottawa, July 28:—The ques-
tion of toll exemptions on the
Panama canal and the discrimina-
tion which it would involve a-
gainst foreign shipping, despite
the opposition of a certain’ see-
tion of the Democratic govern-
ment of the United States, will
be submitted to The Hague for
arbitration. The. British, along
with Canada’s own case, will be
heard before one of the regular
tribunals in Holland. |
_ The Dominion government has
received intimation from the Im-
perial government to at once set
about preparing briefs to be sub-
mitted to the ‘arbitration, and
also to name commissioners, who
will work in concert with the
British commissioners,

Prince Rupert Fair
Prince Rupert, July 30:—The

directors of the agricultural

-Jand industrial exhibition which

is to be held in Prince Rupert,
September 24-26, states that all
indications point to a most suc-
cessful fair, Alderman Bullock-
Webster, secretary of the asso-
ciation, says that besides the

try, dairy. products, flowers,
fruits, garden and field crops and
grains, there will be a dog show.
The initial ndertaking includes
a. most ambitious programme for
the three ‘lays. There will be
water and athletic sports anda
iog-chopping contest in which
ex-Champion Murray of Australia
will participate. ‘Ten Indian
bands will be present in compe-

Gray, who has successfully man-.
aged previous similar events. —
A cup isto be given for the best
display of ores from any district,
and it j is expected that ther miners
of this section will make astrong
‘bid for the trophy.

-’ Eberts May Be Judge
Victoria, July 30:—It is be-
lieved that. Speaker -Eberts,. of

‘the’ provincial “legislature, will|

receive one of. the: new judge-
ships for British. Columbia: pro-

in the cotirse of. a few, weeks, ve

+ Calgary, : July 31; :—Hon,"é
‘MeKay,, Liberal, was returned j
provineial by-election:

\soeaciieecnanaceecononecn mee i|

So Eereege “

Athabaska Landing. “

Hazen who, a3 a minister of naval’
jaffairs, in conjunction with Prem-

usual display of live stock, poul-|”

tition, under the direction of J. 8. |.

| vided fot: ‘during the last seasion t
‘of the Dominion parliament, Thet fron
appointments will’ be gazetted

administration officials believe
that the crisis will not reach!
Mexico until the northern ‘rebel
armies press closer to Mexico
City and the federal strongholds,'|!
there are indications that an ‘ef-|/
fort will be made by the Wash-
ington government to pursue a
well defined policy before events
have reached that critical stage.

Ambassador Wilson is of the}

opinion that a tripartite commis-
sion would be against. the Mon-
roe doctrine, as it involves the
ealling upon outside governments
for help, He is reticent upon
the policy of American interven-
tion and also upon the recogni-
tion of the Huerta government
by the United States,

Washington, July 31:---There
is no apparent improvement in
the condition of affairs in Mexico.
The United States government
hag not yet decided upon a course
of action, It is reported that
Colonel Roosevelt is re- -organizing
his rough riders for service in
Mexico in event of American in-
tervention. This is not credited
in official circles, :

Vancouver, July 80:—Mining
Engineers Bernard Macdonald
and Charles Beisel, who were
imprisoned under sentence of
death in Mexico, have been re-
leased by the Huerta government,

They are well known in British
Columbia, having been for years
connected with mines in Rossland
and Nelson.

~ Three Fall to Death

St.. Moritz, Switzerland, July
27:—Three Alpine climers were
seen to‘fall 8,500 feet off the

Midi last night. They are be-

cended the peak without a guide,
despite warnings of danger.

Copper Strike Ending
Calumet, July 28:—Mine opera-
tora of the Superior copper dis-
trict prepared today to follow
the advice of the militia com-
manders and resume. operations
with every available man of the
15,000 miners who have. been}
idle here since July 23. as a result
of the Western Federation of
Miners’ ‘strike,

Forest Fire Films
' Vietoria, July 28:—: Moving
pictures of the inception and
growth ofa forest fire, the meth-
ods employed for summoning
aid, actual scenes of fighting and
subduing the flames with the
thrilling incidents involved are to
be taken for the Provincial
government. An English expert.
has been engaged to get films of
the system of. forest fire protec-
tion that has been installed,
showing it at work in itd various
departments. These will be ex-

hibited at Eastern Canadian and:

British centers of population. In
addition. the. film artist. will take
a series of pictures of the log-
ging industry of: British, Colum-
bia.” “It is proposed to reproduce

“lon'-the films every. phase of the
industry.” Vireti forests will he

baat

storeyele at: North
nday, sustaining &

United Sfates Undecided |
Washington, July 28:—While|’

‘sought to effect his capture ‘on,

|W. J. JEPHSON

Salliers tower of the Dent Du}:

lieved to be Frenchmen, who as-| ”

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Highwayman-Esdapes- |
‘Victoria, July 28:—That the]
bandit who for ten days defied] }
the posse of provincial police, i,
county officials and ‘others who
: oe ‘Builders’. Material
Miners’ Sayles < ti

. | Hazelton, B, C.- 4) § Sallnd see

Shaw Island has got clear away,
is the belief of the authorities, ;
The search and blockade of Shaw
Island came toa close Saturday,
when the provincial police were =
withdrawn, .

It was nd secret to the polies ,
that the settlers on Shaw Island |
have persistently assisted the|# .
bandit, supplying him with food, |]
dressing his injuries and other-
wise succoring him, while at the
same time misleading his pur-
suers by contradictory accounts
of his movements, It isthe be-
lief of the police that the man’s
escape from the island was facil-
itated by some of the’ settlers,
the report being to the effect that
he was provided with a boat and
taken off in women’s clothing.

' POR SALE: Mare, three
years ald, 1500 pounds, sound.
With new harness. - A. Burns,
Kitwangar.

"Stationery, Photo. Supplies,
~-Gramophones,- Develoning: ”
and Printing. — |

~W.W. WRA TALL

“Hazelton :

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_ SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS |

The Baron and Viscount
A PRODUCT OF B. Qo:

GALENA CLUB

_W. F. BREWER, Lat Sea

On Sale
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GROCERIES -
| DRY GOODS |
“HARDWARE. :

of Best Quality at ity at Popular. Prices
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_- HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B C. ot Le . whee by
Su mmr COMNHESHINNUUO NAICS nese ESM a a

SAHOO DONS EEENNAAHAHHHAHHNOKG
Established 1870 |

R, Camingham & Son, Li |

‘GENERAL MERCHANDISE:

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Trunks and valisesat Sargent’s.

Harold Price _ J Linkison King

HAROLD PRICE & CO.
British Columbia
Land Surveyors -

HAZELTON AND SMITHERS
Landon Building Vancouver
British Columbia

PRISMATIC BINOCULAR
FIELD GLASSES
- Compasses, -—
WATCHES - JEWELRY

0. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

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BARRISTER and SOLICITOR

of British Columbiz,. Al-
herta and Saskatchewan

NOTARY PUBLIC

Room 11, Postoffice Bldg. , Prince Rupert |=
Hazelton, Bo. :,

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Our ¥ Drygoods Department
- Showing very Attractive Silk.

Blouses th Cream and Navy: $2. 15 s

” White embroidered Handkerchiefs - "White Spot: Muslins per “yard. oe

three $1 and . 36. inch ‘Silkaline, “i in’ pretty: fal
White, Fawn, Brown and Navy an - “designs, per yard.
_, Duck, per yard. , “White Collar Supports.

50c -

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White Sheeting Sheets and Slips at Aitractive Prices: |

FEE FED.Carloads of Hay--- FE

- Including OATS, CHICKEN WHEAT,
CRACKED CORN;: BRAN. AND

SHORTS, enable us to quote close prices
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