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BRITISH. COLUMBIA COAST: STEAMSHIP SERVICE |

mh So reenes |

. that gives Satisfaction,” oo “
and Reliable i

Boots and Shoes Z

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wSTORE

Hazelton

| Led ‘and
} General rehage

Express and Passchger Ser-
_ Vice To All Trains

“Special Conveyance : Furn-
ished On Short. Notice

: "Office i in building férmerly

- occupied by C, F, Willis -
Blacksmith Shop’:

cee HAZELTON, B,C. |

a ‘oMinwoa. MINER: SATURDAY, JULY By: 918

The "World's

News! Notes from’ Many Sources’

Doings i in Brief

p. IA, Cosat,
-haing north, 80 chains west, 80 chains
south, 80 chaing east to paint, of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more

The German army. is to be in-
creased toa total of 870, 000 men.

will visit the Czar of Russia in
August, — oo

setting of a motor boat at Ea-
monton,;

ama canal.

The “arson squad” of the miili-

ED. V. McBETH

~ Successor to Union Transfer
"and Storage Co.

- i . F Beane Contractor:

a Al Classes! of Freight Handled with Care and Despatch
Hay and Oats forSale. Office at Omineca Hotel

e

New Hazelton Hotel

Open for Businesa
All Furnishings New — -

EUROPEAN PLAN -
Rates: -
- Beds '50c

Geo, C, Hartley, Proprietor
*.. New Hazelton '

Rooms $1.00:

i

5

tant suffragettes i is still busy in
Great Britain.

A salmon weighing 101 pounds
was brought into Prince Rupert
the other day, -

‘The C.P.R. will spend $100,-
{000,000 in improvements to its
system this year.

Although the east was swelter-

Often seme Chime se

“Thorp & Hoops

Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers
ALDERMERE, B. ¢. >

a

; Sole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co.,
- + tural Machinery and Implements, Wagons, Ete,

Fite, Life, Accident, and Employer's Liability Insurance.
We represent the best companies.

“We Can Locate You On a Good ‘Pre-Emptton Near the G. T. P.
_ If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us.-

‘¢ J
Victoria, Agricul-

mene ne tomnL9C)At noe ten (bee mes CS elements come)

‘Ready for building, ‘delivered
the New To own, |

DRY LUMBEI

' = Before building, get prices fom us for all kinds of
“ ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER

of B.C., Ltd,

The Reliable Steamer

“Camosun”

from Vancouver on every
TUESDAY morning and sail
for. Vancouver every ‘WED.
‘NESDAY at 2 pm.

The ‘‘Camosun” has the
largest and most comfortable
rooms of any steamer on this;
route.

J. Re ROGERS, Agent, Poe Rupert

Interior Lumber. Company"

Hazelton

SHEET IRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

-of every description

"PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK
Galvanined Tron Ait Pipes and Other Mining Work A Specialty:

Promptness and and Satisfaction Guaranteed:

KI K. McLauchlin, Hazelton

TwinScrew Steamer “PRINCESS MARY”: |”
" Spletdid Accommodation

-t- ‘Superior Service.

y

‘Sonday at 6 pom. -t- “Hazelton to Vancouver 48 hours *.

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

MeNab, Cor.-3rd Ave. and Gth St., ’ Prince Rupert, BC

ll ae

Aaays Prince Rupert. for Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle every _

aires Transcontinental Trains Daily, Tickets to and from all ast of |

LC
THROUGH SERVICE.TO

Vancouver, Victoria

“and Seattle.

Train. No. 1 on Sundays and Thursdays connects at
Prince Rupert with thé Safe and Luxurious Steanier’’:
"PRINCE RUPERT". and ‘PRINCE GEORGE"

sailing Mondays and Fridays, 9 a. ni. -

hase through tickets from any Railway Agent 1 or.the Train Ag ent
. sae of Pa ticketa are entitled to check baggage through to
destination end on Sundays : may - boar: steamer on arrival of train.

Choplotte Islands and: Way Parts,

SUMMER EASTERN EXCURSIONS

Bpecial low. excursion: rates in-effect May 28th. to" ‘September 30th |
 . Return limit October atat _

:pxamLTOW: ‘fa TORONTO aid retitn $117.10 ~
. HAZBLTON to MONTREAL end return $0. 7
ae HAZELTON to.NBW YORK and refirn ‘a0 7

TT Spree ee etree he te ee gees

| THE INLAND EXPRESS C0,

STAGE.

ONE DAY |
Passenger and

Express Service
Leaves Hazelton: Mondays and
'. Thursdays ‘at 7:30 aj m,.

Leaves Aldermere Tuesdays
and Fridays at 7:30 a. m,

. TICKETS AT
‘Hudsor s Bay Company
Hazelton, - B. C, | i

=lat ¢/PANTORIOM, Hazelton |,

, Oe EAM.
and Buggies ©
For r Hire:

E i HILL

Cn ee a es]

SMOKE
the BELLA RUPERT
and REGAL Cigars

For Sale at all Stores
Made from tho best imported ‘tobaccos,
epasoned 4 and 6 yeara. Union made, and
. a Prince Rupert industry,

_ PRINCE RUPERT CIGAR
MANUFACTURERS,

BOX 39 PRINCE: RUPERT
ema fim me tt—ane aa

J Goenthing in Canvas”

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co,

Prisce Rapert, 26,

Ferme |

- ‘Rough and Dressed —

Union $.S. Company of

Arrives at Prince Rupert

apy other, _

ing in heat on ‘Saturday, snow-
storms’ were reported § in Utah:

‘Si everal additional trawlers.
have been purchased in England.
to operate from’ Prince Rupert,

‘Canada, fas paid $1,000, 000, in
one hundred dollar grants, to
veterans of the Fenian Raid of
1867.

‘Twelve Turks. were’ executed
in- Constantinople for complicity
in the’ assassination of the late
grand vizier,

Great Britain is negotiating for
an. ‘Unger airship, which is. large
er,. faster. and more: rigid than

“Hon. T. W. Crothers, minister |"
of labor, is coming from Ottawa
to investigate the labor dispute |
between coal operators‘and min-
ers on Vancouver Island.

A Chinese mob~burned sixty
Mongolian Lamas in'a pagoda at
Kweicheng, Shansi. ;

Five thousand immigrants for
Western Canada landed -at~ Que-
bie i in one day last week,

“Over $819,000,000 have. been

Alberta has’ prohibited ‘profes.|
ft sional boxing: eontests, ;

King George. and. Queeri Mary:
_ Six were drowned by: the . up-

Water i is now at the ffty-foot
stage at Gatun locks,’ in the ‘Pan-

\and this is the greatest source of

Vancouver, B. C.> broker, intends to
. 8p ly for permission to purchase the

boycotting of Canadian imports |.:
-|in- India, in retaliation for the re-
striction of Asiatic immigration. -

Commercial Printing—The Miner
‘Print Shop, .

Forest Protection

(Continued from Page Two)
ing timber and collect and organ-
ize fire fighting parties in case of
an outbreak, ‘The money: ex-
pended on the work of these men
ran into the: hundreds of thou-
sands of dollars. They assisted
in extinguishing blazes to such
extent that there was burned
over only 166,000 acres, with a
‘|total- money loss of $300,000,
The cost of their upkeep ran into
$745,000, In comparison with
the tremendous value of the
timber saved, their expense was
practically nothing. In compar-
ison with ‘the revenue returned to
Crown, the money invested in
this way was buta tenth. More
and ‘more money can be spent
upon this work without injuring
to the slightest the income of the
Province,
But greater than the work’ of
rengers, and vastly more im-
portant than the expenditure for
‘their. activities is the expendi-
ture by every citizen of the pro-
vince, of care over all the sources
of danger which enter into his
everyday life. A single. cigar-
ette butt thrown carelessly by
the road-side witl occasion a fire
which will wipe out more value
in timber than would buy the
provinee cigarettes for the next
fifty years; a little carelessness
with brush burning may oecasion
4 fire which will -burn up: more
than the cleared land of- the
whole valley will produce in the
life’ of him who neglected hig
blaze; an uncared for camp fire—

danger of all—may burn away
in the ground and finally blaze
4Up in a mighty . conflagration
which will sweep away more
wealth than: would be produced
by all the t mines which the care-
less camper or prospector might] if
uncover in all his gold seeking|
days,

LAND NOTICES

ollowing described lands:

. Vancouver Hindus have mab
ed a movement looking’ to the].

advertisement if the

or less, Jagat Singh.
‘May 44, 1918. *@ 48

_ Hazelton Land District. District of
ast, Range
Take notice that Donald Formby of
Vancouver, B. C., occupation gentlemen,
intends to ap ly f for permission to pur-
chase-the following described Jands:

Commencing at a planted at
the east quarter post of section 17,
township 1A, range 5, Coast: district;

thence north’ 40 chain, west 40 chains,
south 40 chains, east 40 chains to ont
of commencement, being not
quarter of section 17, township The
range 5, Coast district? containing 166
acres More or less. Donald Formby.
April 19, 1918. 45

Hazelton Land District. District of
Const, Range 5.

Take notice that Philip ©. Chapman,
of Vaneouver,
tenda to apply for
chase the following
’ Commencing at a
tiles west of the N. W. corner of Sec-
tion 22, Tp 1A, Coaat, Range6, thence
south 40 chaing, east 40 chaina, north
40 chaina, west 40 chains to int of
commencement, and containing 160 acrea
more or less, Philip c.
May 2, 1918.

Permission to pur-
acribed lands;
af Peet planted, two

Hazelton Land District, Districtof
~Coast, Ranged.
Take notice that. Abraham Cowherd,
of of Vancouver, B. C., broker, intends
apply or.permission urchase the
following described lands
Commencing at a A post planted two
miles weat of the N. corner of Sec-
tion 16, Tp. 1A, Coase Range 5, thenee
40 chains north, 40 chains east, 40
chains south, 40 chains weat, to
commencement, containing 1

acres

west quarter of Section 28,
Coast, Range 6,
May 2, 1918, _

Abraham Coed

Sratep TENDERS addressed to the un-

deraigned, and endorsed “Tender for
Doctor's Residence, , Dighy Island,
Prince Rupert, B. C.,"’ will be received
at this office until 4.00 Pp. m., on Monday;
July 7, 1918, for the construction ofa
Doctor’s Fesidence, Digby Island, Frinca .
Rupert,

lang, speciation and form of con-
tract can be seen and forma of tender
obtained at the office of Mr. Wm, Hen»
derson, resident architect. Victoria, B
C., at the Publie Works, Canada, bh
trict Engineer's office, Prince Rupert,
B.C., and at this Department,
‘Persons tendering are notified that |
tendetéwill not be considered unless
‘made on the Printed forma suppiled, and
aigned with thelr actral Perea and
stating their ceeupations and places of
residence, In the case of firms the
actual signature, the natura of the’ oc-
cupation, and place of residence of each
member of the firm. must be given.
Hach tender must be accompanied b
an accepted chequeon a chartered bank
payable to the order of the Honourable
the Minister of Puldic Works, equal to
ten per cent (10 p. ¢.) of the amount
of the Pasa which will be forfeited
if the person tendering decline to enter
into a contract when called upon to do

so, or fail to complete the work con-
tracted for,

cepted the*cheque will be returned,.

If the tender be not ac- -

he Department does not bind itself to
accept ths lowest or any tender. :

By order
_ Omineca Land District, Pistriet y R. C. DuisnocuéRs,
of Coag Range 5, : Secretary,
Take notice ‘that Fagat Singh, of Department of Public Worka .

Ottawa, June 9: 1913," ,
‘ Newspapers will not be paid for - this

“Commencing at a post planted: one

authority from the

“4 insert it without
partment, -27894,

received i in admissions to moving

picture shows in Canada'‘and the
[United States,

Forest | - fires: have -destroyed
many. million feet: of timber in
the Chugach “reserve and else-
where in Alaska.

: Mrs: De’ Beek, ‘of Vangouver, ||
who lias just celebrated her 99th

New Hazelton Livery and Stage Line

Regular Stage Line to Old Hazelton daily

Freighting and Cartage. Rigs and Horses
-for hire: Feed Stables. Hay and Oats
- for sale.

* Hankin: & sree Proprietors |

"Frank Carel’s Place, Thirteenth Ave.

birthday, hag’ ‘lived under’ six _

British soverelgnis.

: The foreign relations commit.
teé of the United States. senate
is considering the advisability of
intervening in Mexico,

: ‘Many deaths, resulting -from
the intense heat, ° haye ‘occurred
in’ eastern and middle western
cities during the last week.

year, He has been: invited. “to
open the 7 Taronto exhibition, ;

ae

yt the explésion: af twa ‘hun.

“ther i is a: possibility thet King we
| Georg may visit Canada‘next|| ><

ar YOU a FOR
A Record Crop -

_ PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
and be on easy street

| Mowers

Rakes.

ae D: a Tedders

Balers

. 3 Thresher

mile west of the N. Ww comer of Bec, |
T Range 6, thence BO™

ecccupation broker, in- ¢

"Chapman, :

int of .

more or less, and known as the south- —