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EF. 0.F OMINECA AERIE
Meets every Tuesday eve-

ning at eight o’clock in the Hazelton

Town Hall. Re 9. MILLER, W. SEC.
F, Guassey, W. PRES.

F. G. T. Lucas E. A, Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rooms 71-74 Exchange Building
142 Hoatings St., W.

Tetephone Seymour 598 Vancouver, B.C.

J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer
Prompt and Reliable Work
‘ Herelton, B. CG

“Everything in Canvas”

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Rupert, B.C, -

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and -
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazerzon, B. C,

Eveners, Singletrees, and general
supplies. Agency for the
Studebaker Wagons.

' TOM RYAN .

Blacksmith. New Hazelton,

JOHN E. LINDQUIST

Architect and Building Contractor

Working Plans and Specifications,

Estimates on any chiss of- building fur-
‘nished. All work guaranteed,

P.O. Box 12. Hazelton, B. C.

| Be Careful in n |

Shoe e Buying |

Carelesmess is a Fat is a Fault, One
who is careless .in shoe buying
always pays dearly for it. ‘The
more thought you give. to the
requirements of your feet, the
more you, will appreciate the
high qualities found in

“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock |

Sole Agents
Hazelton, B. C,

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‘City Transfer

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and General Delivery
_ Freight delivered to all Nearby Points,
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. New Harelton, Road Houses and’ Mines.
AllOrdors Filled with Care and Dispatch.

Residence and Barn clote to
Blackamith Shop

A M. Ruddy

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oa, Chisholm

General Hardware
‘Builders’ Material
» Miners’ Supplies —

Hazelton, B. C.

“It You Want To Be
LOCATED ON GOOD LAND

In the famous Francois Lake
Farming District
Come and see us, 14 milea west
of. North Franegis | Lake P. 0.

“ff J. W, Henkel & C. D, Haven.
, Locators .
“Bight. yeara in the district,

Local and District Notes

J. W. Morison “yerurned from
Port Essington on Wednesday.

A. N. MeNaughton, of Francois
lake, has taken up his residence
here for the winter.

LL, DeVoin and G. A: Rosen-
thal are back from a visit to their
Bulkley Valley ranch.

Jack Ward, of Chicken lake, is
back from Prince Rupert, where
he spent a few days on business.

Mr. and Mrs, FE, E, Charleson
and children have returned from
an enjoyable stay in the Valley.

fT. T. Dunlop, the Telkwa
-broker, is in town today. He
says business is brisk in the Val-
ley. 7
‘George Beirnes is on his way
to Vancouver, on business con-
neeted with his Groundhog coal
claims.

Mining Recorder Kirby has re-
turned from his vacation, which
wag spent in Vancouver and Vit-
toria,

Fred Glendinning has returned
from Owen lake, where he has
been prospecting his mineral
claims.

H. Silverthorne, of Pleasant
Valley, was in town during the
week, procuring stock for his
hotel and store,

Harold Price arrived from ‘Van-
couver on Wednesday. Heisen-
gaged in subdividing lands near
South Hazelton.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor have
returned from the coast, where
they went to place their children
in the Metiakatla school.

Messrs. Otterson and Barnes
returned to the coast on Thurs-
j|day, after spending a few days
here on mining business,

Presbyterian and Methodist
church services will hereafter be
held in the church rooms, over
the drug store, every Sunday
evening, _

“WP, Murray and W. J. O’-
Neill returned on Wednesday
from Port Essington, where they
attended the Aldous-Morison
wedding,

The success attending trappers

flhast season has caused quite a

number of men to outfit for the
hills for the coming winter, and
the district will be well covered
with trap lines.

George Gaffney is back from
the Omineca river, where he
spent the summer prospecting
tor quartz, with good success,
He confirms the reports of good
silver-lead discoveries, © -.

Ed. Mullen and his ‘trail - crew
returned to town on Thursday,
having completed their season’s
work on the trail to Groundhog,

George Culp will leave ina few

‘(days for his ranch at Francois

lake, . .

During the week quite a num-
ber of miners from the placer

country returned to town, having
completed their work for. the
Beason. Among the arrivals
were John ‘Huderle, Harry
Walker, Bill Cornwall, Phil
Morris, superintendent. of the
Lost. Creek Gold Mining Co.,
Charles Low, and Capt, Docker,

Rupert's prominent men, accom-

jpanied by J..N. Horne, came to

Hazelton last Saturday to look
afew days here they left for a |.

They expressed great interest in
the resources of the district and |-

|the indications of development

everywhere along the line.

- On Tuesday evening. ‘the. tent-
{roofed cabin ‘In ‘which: ‘Charlés’
4 eKinnon, the veteran -Onilneca
Ininer, was living,. ‘caught | fire ;60
from a lamp and wad completely
degtroyed: “Charley waa asleep
inthe place when: the fire was

oS discovered, ‘and was got out vant,
in time,: Billy Burken, Apsistan

fire chief, i
brigdde’

asin charge of: the (22

mines of- the Omineca river|:

T, D. Pattullo,. one of Prince!

over the district. After spending a

trip through the Bulkley Valley.

known aa: Mosquito, Flats wits

which was wel ston

Phil McDonald, of Prineé: Ru:
pert, has returned: from a vialt:to|:
Groundhog, where he -and :his
associates own a wroup ‘of: ‘goal
claims. : Lf

The annual general meeting of
the shareholders of the Harris
Mines, Ltd., will be held at the
Hazelton office of the eompariy
on Oet. 81.

The postponed quarterly meet-
ing of Hazelton Board of Trade
will be held on Tuesday evening
at 8, in the hall over Aadms’
drug store. -

A general meeting of Hazelton
Rifle Association will be held on
Wednesday evening,. The an-
nual matches wil] take place’ on
the association ranges on Thanks-
giving day. A dance is being
arranged for the evening.

Alderman Bullock-Webster, of
Prince Rupert, has returned to
the coast. He was most success-
fulin interesting the people of
Hazelton and the district in the
projected 1913 fair in Prinee Ru-
pert.

H. N. Boss and Miss Mattie
O'Neill, both of whom are. well
known and highly regarded here,
were married in Vaneouver on|
Oct. 9, They will residein Vic-
toria, where Mr. Boss is engaged
in the real estate business,

The Bulkley Valley Apricultu-
ral Association, which was-_re-
sponsible for the success of the
recent. fair, is being registered
as a farmers’ institute, in order
to secure the cooperation of the
provincial department of agricul-
ture,

D. Jenkins, of Vancouver, was
in town during the week. Mr.
Jenkins accompanied Engineer
Taylor, who was engaged during
the summer in running a base
line for the provincial govern-
ment in the Groundhog. district.
A line 54 miles long was run.

T. W. Brewer has returned
from atrip to Groundhog, He
reports the trail in good condi-
tion, but says horse feed js now
very searce and pack animals are
not doing well. The weather has
been unfavorable . for” several
weeks, A number of men remain
in the coal field for the winter,
being engaged in development
work.

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Union Church: Social

—Onthe eveningof Thanksgiving
Day the Anglican, Presbyterian,
and Methodist churches of Hazel-
ton will ‘unite in holding a re-
ception and social entertainment
in the auditorium, ' A concert
program will be given and choice
refreshments will be served by
the ladies. Social enjoyment: is
the object of the affair, ‘which j is
not for money-making purposes,
The committee on. arrangements
consists of Rev. W. J. H. Petter,
Rey. R. W. Lee,- Dr. H. C.
Wrinch and Mr. H. H. Little.
Misses Light and Sharpe and
'|Rev. Mr. Petter are a committee
on program.

_ “Nova Scotia Kicks

Halifax, Oct. 17:—Ina speech
to the board of trade, F. B, Me-
Curdy, M. P.. of Shelburne, said
that: although the G. T.. P, w
financed by Canada its ‘Atlantic
freight would not be shipped
from a Canadian: port ‘and that
the railway does not leave a dol;
lar i in Nova Scotia,

The teleerae Was invented | in,
Charles ‘the Second’s reign. Tt
was-put in practise by the French
Trae.” ‘and by the’ English in

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‘A few milk fed spring chicken’
for sale. Apply to.E. H. Hicks}
Beach, Hazelton, a tf;

FOR, SALE—Ten acres of cleared
land, within two miles of Hazel-
ton, ‘with peeled log house atid’
enough peeled loa to build a
stable, Algo 144 acres locally’

acrés sowed: to timothy and
Alfalfa. al aria and, beeded,: :
quire of owner, Henry Co} :
Hazelton, B.C. ~ ah

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has come. to hand and we are now able to take care

of any requirements i in stoves and furnishings. Sa . 1

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‘An appeal to the pride
of the owner of a home

-anxious that that home shall make
the best appearance possible.’ Tivo

factory results ‘in painting and var-
nishinga home: —

they not only , givethe exact color
* effect requixed, but are sufficiently

wear and tear of living in it, :

“"thatkind, but they make suggestions
for the selection of colors; varnishes,

"fdea can be carried out, and tar-.
ried out with the best materials. ;

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? Second—Paints, varnishes, atains-”
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- durable to keep up the attractive ap-. -. talk’ with us.
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- Jong: winter, months.”
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.every kind of paint and varnish used:
for a-house and the best quality of.

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You sliould see to itthat when you
buy paints and varnishes for: your
house, 0: orany part of it, or when you:.
give an order-to your painter for any
painting and varnishing ; you want.
done, that Sherwin-Williams, Paints. _
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