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| _» Paints, Oils,
Burlap, ‘Var- -
~nisheg ~~

Sranis, BRUSHES, Dry Couns, ..
PICTURE
- Frame AND Room MOULDINGS, ©

DIsteMPers, GLASS,’

PaIntEns’ AND SIGNWRITERS’

.. GENERAL SUPPLIES :

and AVE. - PRINCE RUPERT

“Mode To Order os

Sef the = Tal |

‘|the Forestry. branch, at Ottawa;'|o.— as .
‘|from -figures. furnished by 2,508 Be Be
‘| firms; shows: that: there was cutl ye
‘lint Canada in 1912, 4,389,723, 000
feet, board measure, of lumber;

° to ‘him for a real —
Tailor-made Suit: .
- from latest patterns ?
>. and up-to-date style.”
We fit every. zar- .
ment before finishing”

- WE CARRY A FULL STOCK: OF
Men’s Furnishings

Sth Avenue New Hazelton

| ‘The Parkin-Ward Electric Co. |

‘PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.-

“LIMITED © .t -.

We carry a large atock of Electric-
al, Gasoline Light and Marine |

': Supplies = * .
- Agents:for “Regal” and * ‘perfec:

“HLECTRICAL and MARINE CONTRACTORS | Mail orders promptly attended to.

tion” Gasoline Engines -

DO YOUR FOR BUSINESS DIRECT with the largest house in the World!
deallng exclusively in AMERICAN RAW FURS

Get “More Money” for your FURS

SHIP YGUR FURS TO “SHUBERT”
[a reliable—responsible—safe~-Fur House with an unblemished re D
ntation existing for “more than aquartter ofaceatury."' a long
cessful record of sending Fur Shipners prompt Saris FACTORY.
AND PROFITABLE returns. Write for “bh: #bhubert Shipper,”
the only reliable. accutate market report aud price Hst published,

Write for t#—NOW-—it’a FREE

A. B. SHUBERT, Inc. 222? MEAG AVE.
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-AN = From New Hazelton
to Vancouver, Vic-

toria and:Seattle via.
the Grand ‘Trunk 2|

The train leaving New Hazelton on Thuradays’ ‘and ‘Bundays makes... .-
connection at Prince Rupert’ with the palatial, steamers

“Prince Rupert” and. «Prince George” leaving.
Prince Rupert at 9 a.m, Monclays' and Fridays ..

We. have yound trip tickets on sale good. for nine » months to ail
- points in‘Candda and: the: United States over any
‘and-are also agents for all the principal ‘Atlantic: teamship Lie, "
. _so call.on us if contemplating a. trip this fal) ny

route. desired, ‘.-:

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| Figur
. “Square Timber ‘and ‘Shingles -

valued: ‘at- $60,475,784; 1,578,343,

-1000- shingles, valued at $8,175, -|""

819; 899,016,000. lath, ‘valued. at
$2, 064, 622, and. 65,906, ‘tons’ of!
square timber worth. $1, 825, 154,

excep! t Saskatchewan.

spruce: comprised ‘over one-third:
the cut, ‘succeeded, in ‘the’ order:
named, by. white pine, ‘Douglas
fir and hemlock. |

ively.

third of this product. .

the. production. of ‘square timber

went to the United Kingdom, 1.4

I 1, per cent to other countri¢s,

- MGNING CLAIMS BONDED

Copper River Property Changed Hands
. / 7 Rapert Men Benefited |.

Spy

group of. four claims .on* Copper

on. continuously. : Bis,
‘The ore is ‘gilver-lead ‘with gold

The owner's were A. Carmichael,
Jas. Crocker, Ald, Geo, Kerr, ‘of

‘This offer. expires, J an. 1, ‘1914.

‘There was a decrease of over| j—
10°per cent in the cut of lumber” a
| from’ that of 1911, this’ decrease | eeaene
taking: place in every province|* |
There}
were. ‘twenty-eight different kinds)”
of wood sawn into lumber,” but)

There was a decrease of 14, 1 erin ceeaannes

per cent in the number of shing- pe

The 89.9. per cent increase. in

is noteworthy, for this is the first ||":
increase since. 1877. - White pine
| made up ‘3. 5 per cent, and birch
28, b per: eent of the total amount./|-
exported; 97,5 per cént of: which:

percent to the United States and.

. “Newspapers: a

les cut in.1912, British Colambia| ———~——
cut almost oné-half the quantity,.|[°-—————

using- Western red cedar exclus-|]"
-The- production. of lath
_talso showed a decrease of 6, 9. per.
cent, spruce making t ap. over one: “

Pool wd Billiard

Parlor

“FRESH ConFECTIONERY:
~.Bresh : Fruits: in Season.

; Cirenlating. Library ,

| BREWER & RUDDY ‘

9th Avenue, 1 New. ¥, Hakeltao, BG.”

_. [| Works, -equal to ten ‘per-cent. -(10.p
+] | amount of the tendex, which h will he: ‘forfeited if

Magazines a

1 B. Rittenhouse, ee
New York and Seattle capitalists |:.-'

river for $40.000,.:the: bond. “eall-’ "
ing for development work to: be-. :
gin in thes spring: and: be carried Pa

values and.the. property’ is. only 7
thirteen miles. from Copper, City..|.

/Prince- ‘Rupert, and. Amos. Ross, oj
i North Yakima.-—The’ ‘News. |

“The Omineea Herald : will’ ‘be |
mailed to any address in. Canada .
‘until. January. 1, 1915,: ‘for $2: 00. ab

has... bonded. the ‘Independence. 2 aoa Lfabe

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Manis) as

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ther Ki nd of artif! are
i now sulting ae Ws to
sordware stores By all the
tVUSTRAT

' | bia Gazette'in t

OORES: .

BALED TENDERS addressed ‘to the utder-"
‘.gigned and endorsed. “Tender for Drill: Hall
at:Victoria, B.C,," will be received until 4.00 PM.

ea’ .
Cpe sean and forma of:tender obtained on apblica-
‘ |.tion to the offices af Wm, Hendereon,. reaident

architect, Victoria, B.

1 on application: tothe
Postinister' at Van d.at:this:De-

: ‘partment. ee cod
, Pereone. tendering are notified that tenders Mm °

not be. considered untess. mada on the printed
forma supplied, and signed with their. actual sig.
natures, stating: their occupations.and places’ of
residence, ‘In the case of firms, the actual signe- -
ture, the nature of the occupation and the. place.
of residence of each member.of the: firm must be
given,

: Each ‘tarider midat be accompanied: ty an secept- ;

‘ed cheque on a chart

ered “bank; -payahle to the
order of the Honourable. the Miny

ter of Public

the person tendering decline to enterinto ajcon-
tract when called upon te do- 80; or’ fail to com-
plete the.work contracted for. “Vethe. tender’ be.
not accepted the cheque will be returned. .
The Department. does not ‘bi itself to accent
the lowest or any. tender." ce an
Forder.

ORC.  DESROGHERS,

Department af Puiic ‘or! _
Ottawa, November 11, 1918

: ” (Newapapers will not-be paid for this: ‘advertise- a
-| | mient [f they inzert it without authority from ’ ‘the .
‘Department, "4ntae: 22-2, :

- Cigns, Tobaecos: and Soft Drinks :

Notice, 8 ‘HEREBY. G
the reserves peat ‘upon; Crown.

~ Hands‘in’ Range 4,\Coast-District; Range
18) Coast: District; and" in Caget ‘Dis-

trict; and “situated”: in> the’ vicinity. ‘of 4
is; in the: water- .

‘| shed of the Morice* Rive

ity of Endako. atid - Balkiey... Rivers: in

: Townships 1a, 24 ‘and 3; Range.§, Coast ~§
District; on: the: ‘Kispiox: «Rivers onthe - §

Kitsumgallum River; .ind-on the: Naas

‘| River, which said reserves’ were: estab- |
..| lished respectively. . -by. two.-noticesap- - iii
"| pearing in ‘the British Columbia Gazetie -

in. the issué..of May .bth,.1910, and: by .
notices ‘appearing i ‘the’ British: pare: ff

21 a8 the: sta! jon.
“\said. larida ‘under’ the® Provisions f

“Coal and” Petroleum Act.” Pres,
” AR A RENWICK °

on e deputy Minister. of Lands :
x Lands ‘Department: he

wa Net2m.,

“Vietoris, B.C.
lth Noveinber, 198

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