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| MEN'S ’S WEAR

that gives ; Satisfaction, a
and Reliable .°

| Boots and Shoes

ae Specialties at:

TAROT |

STORE |

“Hazelton.

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a MINEO. Aa SATURDAY, e NUL

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‘Transfer,
Storage and
General Freihing

~ Express and Passenger Ser.
vice To All Trains -

Special Conveyance Furn-
ished On Short Notice
Office in building formerly ~~

occupied by C.F. Willis
Blackamith Shop

-HAZELTON, B, C.

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“ED. Vv. McBETH

“Successor to Union Transfer '
and Storage. Co,

- Freighting Contractor

Alt Classes of Freight Handled with Care and Despatch -
Hey and Oats for Sale. Office at Omineca Hotel

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‘New Hazelton Hotel

Open for Businese
1 _ All Furnishings New

EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates;
Rooms $1.00

Geo. C, Hartley, Proprietor
New Hazelton

Beda 50¢

‘Thorp & Hoops

Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers
. ALDERMERE, 5B. C.

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' Sole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria, . Agricul- ;
tural. Machinery and: Implements, Wagons, Ite.

Flee ‘Life, Accident, and Employer's Liability Insurance, le

> ' We represent the best companies.

- We Can Locate You On a Good Pre-Emption Near the G. T. P.

’ Tf. ‘you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us.
: . Aer Hf femme REC) it meat 1 femamen {pi Jommemes f21f some Cf ee} 1f ed Hl eee A mel

Ready for building, delivered .
in the New Town.

Betore building, get prices from us for all kinds of
-ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER

‘interior Lumber (Company

. = Hazelton ;

~ SHEET IRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

"of every description -

PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK

- Galvanized Iron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work A Specialty
Promptness and Satisfactic: ‘4 Guaranteed

_e K. McLauchlin, Lauchlin, Hazelton

“BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
TwinScrew Steamer “PRINCESS MARY”
_. Splendid Accommodation Superior Service
"Leaves Prince Rupert for Vancouver Victoria and Seattle every
6pm. -t- Hazelton to Vancouver 48 hours
Three Transcontinental Trains Daily. Tickets to and from all parts of

the world,. Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Tickets,
For tickets, reservations and information apply to

J. G. McNab, Cor. 3rd Ave. and 6th St., Prince e Rupert, B.C.
A : : . .

THROUGH SERVICE. TO~

Vancouver, Victoria
| and Seattle

“Train No. 1 on Sundays and Thursdays connects at
Prince Rupert withthe Safe and Luxurious Steamers”
"PRINCE RUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE"

sailing Mondays and Fridays, 9 a, m.

‘*Purchase through tickets from.any Railway Agerit or the Train Agent
~-and holders of through ticketa are entitled to check baggage: through to
leatination and on Sundays may board steamer on arrival of train.

“rear SERVICE also maintained to ‘Granby Bay, Stewart, Queen
Charlotte Islands and Way. Ports.
+ pre ‘

SUMMER EASTERN EXCURSIONS

 Speetat low éxeursion rates in. effect May, 28th to September soth .
‘Return. limlt Oetobar Bist *

. TARELTON to ORONTO and retirn $117. 10°
HAZELTON to MONTREAL and retern $130.00.
> HAZELTON to NEW YORK and teturn Rae —
HAZELTON to CHICAGO and returiy. $97,600 3
; ‘ evuther points cottespondingly low. :
Your choles of-any roite In conneetion with the famous , ‘trains. ot tha:
on GRAND: me RAILWAY SYSTEM FROM: ‘CHICAGO.

tickets, venervatititl, ete, from: :

baie Agent, . PRINCE: RUPERT, B.

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KE aera a |

j|Union 8.5. Company of
of B.C, Ltd,

"SS, CHELOHSIN

FOR VANCOUVER

Wednesdays at 2 p. fie

SS. CAMOSUN

FOR VANCOUVER
wf Saturdays at 10 a.m.”
| FOR GRANBY BAY
Tuesdays and Fridays
at 2 a, mm
. . Phone 116
ROGERS’ STEAMSHIP AGENCY
‘Prince Rapert |
‘THE INLAND EXPRESS CO.
ONE DAY
Passenger and
Express Service.
Leaves Hazelton Mondays and
Thursdays at 7:30 a. m
Leaves Aldermere Tuesdays
- and Fridays at 7:30 a. m.
_  NICKETSAT 1
Hudson’s Bay Company

Hazelton, B.C.

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- SMOKE
the BELLA RUPERT j
t and REGAL Cigars }

For Sale at all Stores

i Made from the best imported tobaccos, con

seasoned dand S years. Union made, an
a Prince Rupert Industry.

"PRINCE RUPERT: CIGAR
; MANUFACTURERS.

BOX 39 PRINCE RUPERT
(19) aff} sEtoemme nee issn)

“Boerything i in Can ancas”’

Prince Rapert Tent and Awning Co,
~~ Prince Rapert, BC.

ALEX MICHEL
Good Store and Road House
MORICETOWN

Aldermera

° Meals 0c Beds 5Oe

1B, WARELTON
aioe at 11 o'ctack; Bu
5 Native service, 8.90 p.m

: Haltway between Hazelton and — “|

| i ‘formal protest ‘to the civilized

buildings will coat $2,859, 750.

horses have been found recently

Jin the Yukon’ region. -

Republicans assert that many
sections of the Underwocd. traiff

| bill will have to go to the courts|
'| for interpretation. °

A ten thousand: dollar. exhibit

of food ‘fishes from: the Pacific

and Atlantic coast will be shown

‘Jat Toronto exhibition by the Do-
.minion government, .

- Owing to the yearly increase in|
the amount of Canadian gold re-
fined at’ the Ottawa. mint, the
government. finds-it necessary to
double the size and capacity of

the building and plant:

Six’ thousand immigrants ar-
rived at Quebec in one day last

week.

established at Terrace, on 1 the
lower Skeena.

Prinee Rupert sent arifle team
to compete at the B. C. R, A.
matches at Lulu Island,

. In a by-election in North Grey,
Ont., . Cameron, Conservative,
was elected by: 800 majority.

An attempt will be made to

_|raigethe steamer Curacao, wreck-

ad on Prince of Wales Island,

On Monday Vietoria reported
seven earthquakes in the’ Jast
seven days, None was severe. .

Extensive coal fields. are said
to'have been found in Alberta,
within forty miles of the G. T. P.
main line, -

Manitoba has appealed to the
British Columbia government for
assistance in securing: Ten for.

harvestin g.

Suifragettes ‘held a window-
smashing demonstration in Liver-
pool on Saturday, during the visit.
of King George,

-North Dakota has paid Cana-
dian farmers the compliment of
refusing to allow them to exhibit

at the fairs of the atate,

prevent unfavorable news of the
war from reaching the people,

year amounts to approximately
fifty millions, The public debt
has been reduced by twenty
millions,

Striking waiters, cooks and

‘| bartenders clashed with police in

St, Loufs, The governor has
been asked - to send troops: to

-| quell the riots. el

“In the Canadian foreatry © con-

on vention, i in Winnipeg, the adop- A
oe tion’ of a federal law, similar. toll: ff

‘B21 the forest act of British Colimbia, th
23] Was tecomtmended.

TheKing ‘of Greece has made

vers: against. the atrocities
mitted by the Bulgarians,
, he declares, have surpassed
he horrors of barbaric times,

we ah chave “proved: that they no

havethe right: to be reck-

t elvitized peoples

Manitoba’s new pavlisinent|

Fossil: bones’ of “camels and |.

A co-operative store is to be. -

The third member of the com:

“/ mission’. on ~ better terms. for

{British Columbia will be appoint-
‘ Eleven hundred tons’ of. edible!

fish were.. landed at Prince: Ru-
pert in J une,

ed within a few days. The board

and probably in London.

ductors and: trainmen employed
on forty-five: eastern railroads,
have voted to strike for increas-
éd wages. There is said to be
no prospect-of their demands he-
ing met. ;

Throughout Japan mass meet
ings are being held to discuss
relations with. the United States.
The cabinet is severely criticized
for its failure to secure a settle-
ment of the Catifernia land ques-
tion. “War feeling against the
United States is growing.

‘Commissioner Audette, repre-
senting the. Dominion govern-
ment, is in Victoria, investigating
the claims of Canadian ‘sealers
to increased compensation for the
loss of their occupation resultant
upon the abolition of pelagie
sealing,

Many Américans, made desti-
tute.by the series of revolutions
which have paralyzed commerce
in Mexico,:have been compelled
to apply for consular assistance
to enable them to leave the south-
ern republic.

There was but little enthusiasm
in London over the re-passage of
the home rule bill, The house
of lords will again refuse to agree
to the measure, and Ulster re-
maing wunreconciled. Outside
government cireles the Liberals
declare it is unthinkable thata
campaign of coercion can be.
started against Ulster. - Some
believe that if home rule for
lrelarid becomes effective it. will
result in the formation of. legis-

latures for Scotland, Wales, and
even for England, under-a pre-
dominant parliament at West-
minster, ,

New York, July 17:—Another

heat wave prevails throughout

the eastern states. Several |
deaths are reported today. ©

will meet in Ottawa and Victoria,

One hundred thousand con-

“LAND. NOTICES |

“Gmineca Land District, Distiict |
of Coast: ange 7
Take . notice that Jagat Singh, of |
Vancouver, B.C., broker, . intends.
apply for permission to purchase the ©
following described Jands: — :
Commencing at a post planted’ one.
mile west of the N.W. corner of Sec. 8,
Tp. 1A, Coast, Range 6, thence 80
chains north, 80 chaina west, 80 chains

south, 80 chains east to point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more
‘or, less. Jagat Singh.
May 14, 1913, 48

Hazeiton Tand Digtrict. District of
t, Range 5

Take notice “that ‘Donald Formby of
Vancouver, B,C,, occupation gentlemen,
intends to ap ly for permission to a
chase the following described lan .

Commencing at a post: planted at °
the east geeter post of aection 17, . ©
township range 6, ‘Coast district;
thenee north 40 chains, weet 40 chalna,
south 40 chains, esat 40 chaina to point
of commencement, heaing nor eagt
quarter of section 17, township 1
range 6, Coast district, containing ‘68
acres more or less, ‘Donald Formby,
April 19, 1918,

** Hazelton Land District. Districtof
Coast, Range 5.

Take notice that Philip C, Chapman,
of Vancouver, Occupation broker, in-
tends to apply ‘or Permission to pur-
-chage the following described Jande:

Commencing at. a Reet planted two
miles west of the N. corner of Sec-
tion 22, Tp. 1A, Coast, Ranges, thence
south 40 chains, east 40 chaing, north
40 chains, west 40 chains to point of
commencement, and Pilip © Cha acres
more or legs. Philip C. 7hapman,
‘May 2, 1913.

Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast, Range

Take notice that Abraham Cowherd,
of Vancouver, B.C., broker, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:

Commencing at a a post planted two
miles west of the N. corner of Sec-
tion 15, Tp. 14, ats Range 5, thence
40 chains. north ‘chains east, 40
chains south, 40 chains west, to oint of
commencement, containing * 160 acres
more or less, and known as the south-
west quarter of Section 28, Tp. 1A,
Coast, Range 5, Abraham Cowherd.
May 2, 1913.

Bree.

Labour Commission

Sittings of the Provincial Labour Com:
mission will be held at the Court House,
Hazelton, on the avening of Wednes-
day, 28rd. inst., at eight o'clock.  Ail-
persons interested are invited to attend
and give evidence.

F. RB MCNAMARA H, G, Parsons
Cc hairman

Secretary
Dated 16th, day of J uly, 1918

NOTICE

IN THE SUPREMECOURT OF BRIT
‘ish Columbia and in the matter of
the Administration Act, and in the

~~ matter of the estate of Edward God-
yard, intestate.

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honour Judge Young, made the
8th, day of July, 1918, I was appointed
Administrator of the estate of | ward
Godyard, deceased, All parties having
claims apamst the estate are hereby
required to forward thé same, roperly
verified, to me, on or before 19th.
day of Auguat, 1913, and all parties in-
debted to the said estate are required
to pay the armount of ‘their. indebted-
ness to me forthwith.

STEPHEN H. HoskInNa
Official Administrator

6-7
Dated Mth, day of July, 1913

| The Bulgarian government has .
suspended..the newspapers,. to

_ Canada’s surplus for the fiscal}

New Hazelton Liver

tou

for

_ Regular Stage Line to’ Qld Hazelton daily
Freighting and Cartage.
Bite, Feed Stables.

for sale.

"Hankin & Lacroix, Proprietors |

Frank Carel’s Place, Thirteenth Ave. aa

ry and Stage: Line

Rigs and Horses
Hay and Oats

Te $ Easy }

» Send for your Mower Repairs to to |
CHETTLEBURGH & SIN CLAI i IR

_HAZBLTON and THLEWA, ote

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