Phone 300 P.O. Box 1635
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Suire One, Feperan Evock,

PRINCE RUPERY, B. C.

Green Bros,, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Vieto. ia, Nelson, Fort George
and New Hazelton.

B. C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

[+ Cee

J, A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streeta

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated,

‘Motor Bus Meets All Boats and {
Trains,

Dre es tee meme | oa O

Harald Pricer J. Linkison King

HAROLD PRICE & CO,

British Columbia
Land Surveyors
HAZELTON AND SMITHERS

London Building Vancouver
British Columbia.

¥F. G. 'T, Lucas FE, A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building
Cor, Granvilletand Pender
Telephone Seymour 598 Vancouver, B.C.

THE —
QUALITY STORE

Highest Market Price Paid
For Raw Furs,

Full line of
Dry Goods
Men’s F urnishings
Hardware
Groceries

Cc. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON — :

W. J. JEPHSON

BARRISTER and SOLICITOR

Surveyor Returns

D. 0, Wing, the provincial
government surveyor, who has
been engaged in running base
lines in the Groundhog district,
returned on Thursday from the!‘
upper country, with his party,
Mrs. Wing, who accompanied
him, is well pleased with her
summer’s experience in the new
coal district. The work accomp-
lished by the ‘government sur-
veyors will prove of great bene-
fit to holders of coal claims, fa-

9 | cilitating the correct location and

surveying of claims,

Trains Delayed

Severe rainstorms on the lower
Skeena were responsible for the
temporary. derangement of _rail-
way traffic this week, A wash-
out took out part of the track,
while the Fiddler ereek bridge
was badly damaged, seven bents
being twisted out of plate. The
Hardscrabble bridze was also
broken. Wednesday’s eastbound
train was delayed over a day,
communication not being re-es-
tablished until Thursday night,
when passengers, mail and bag-
gage were safely carried to the
end of steel in a special train,
Railway officials expect to have
repairs effected in time to allow
Saturday’s train to arrive on
schedule time.

Entombed in Mine .
New York, Oct. 2:—A miner
has been entombed in the

Mammoth vein, near Centralia,
Pa., since Friday. Rescuers
have succeeded in reaching him
with a tube, through which food
is passed. The imprisoned man
talked with his wife yesterday.
His rescue is expected hourly.

Seven Millions for Roads
Vancouver, Oct. 2:—Speaking
at the opening of King’s Way,
the new highway between Van-
couver and New Westminster,
Hon. Thomas Taylor, minister of
works, said the provincial govern-
ment had expended ten million
dollars on public works in the
last year. Of this amount seven
million dollars were for the con-
struction of roads.

Fatal Flood in France

of British Columbia, Al-
herta and Saskatchewan

NOTARY PUBLIC:

Room 11, Postoffice Bldg., Prince Rupert |:

and Hazelton, B.C,

ITS “BROWN”

Again |

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Fashion's wheel has spun
round again to

“BROWN”
‘Our FALL and WINTER

Samples are here and_ they,

Paris, Oct. 3:—Forty lives were
lost in a four-days’ storm and
flood in the city and district of
Cerbere, France. .

Shot guns, rifles and. ammuni-
tion at Sargent’s.

CONFLICT. CONTINUES

Paris, Sept, 29:—Balkan: fire

a most dangerous fashion, -

the Albanians,

among themselves or with thei
neighbors, war being” their nor.
mal condition.

and Turkey are preparing to re
new the war,

cal,

ported.

The Siege of Scutari’’ at Cettin
je, Montenegro, un Tuesday even

ed to lynch two actors. ;

The Thunderer’ # Owner

Pacifie coast.

it.

, Wrestler Wants Match
Wm. MeNeil,
Winnipeg Athletic Club,

catch-as-catch-can style,
any manin the Interior.

notice,

Wrecked in James Bay

ion govenment steamer Serence,
bound for Port Nelson, with coal,

lives were lost.

Churchill.

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A. F. & A. M.
- Bretheren residing in the dis-

names and addresses to the Sec-
retary, Omineca’ Masonic Club,
Hazelton, ~

“K” boots at Sargent’ 3.

SHEET IRON, TiN and COPPER WORK .

of every f every description

PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK

Galvanized Iron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work A Specialty
Promptness and Satisfaction Guaranteed

K.K. McLauchiin, Hazelton

are the smartest: jines that
ever came into this burg.-

Fashioned, atyled and made
in the exclusive
“HOBBERLIN WAY"

Suits and Overcoats

$20 to $40
NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B. C.

DRY LUMBER AND CORD =
Woop ALWAYS ON HAND 5

Boys! summer er sults special price
1.00 to $1.60

Men’s Zimmerknit underwear,
light weight, per suit $1.60
to $2.50

Men’s. hose, tan ard black, per
air, 2be to She

Ladies’ summer waists, special
prices, 28e to $1,00

Ladies’ gauze lisle hose, -pair, 26d

Ladies’ cashmere hose, per pair,

HUNETET LAL EOPEUATTLAEEUULEC HRT

Bide
Handkerchiefs, silk, Special price
$1.60 to $2,265:

Blankets, all weights. and colora,

2 ‘per pair $3.00-ta $10.00

“gg. Towels, hand and bath, 25e to Bie
= ‘Men's: dress shirts, from $1.00

afs — to f2.50 ;

. JUN Aanen HTH 4

Full stock of all kinds and siz
Interior: Finishing on hand and made

. fob and Shop Work a Specialty.

Sash and Door Factory |
es of Window Sash, Doors, Office Fixtures,
~and Building Materials, Tinsmithing,

Stephenson & Crum —
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Hazelton

toorder. Large stock of Lumber
Plumbing and Steamftting, ,

_Plans and Specifications.

Steel fa now laid through Telkwa,

., The Buiklgy Valley is an
with # market for all kinds of fdérm

" perta in the land business,

: formation to

HH sNieuimc arsenite ar iat

cn Suit

"BOLKLEY VALLEY FARM LANDS
FOR SALE

~ HESE LANDS are located close to the main- line of
the Grand Trunk Pacific. Railway, which is being
constructed through the heart of the’ Bulkley Yailey, one
of. the: best farming districts in -.British Columbia.

from Prince Rupert to this point. 'T
of the Bulkley Vailcy from Telkwa, . :-

ideal dalrying apd. inte farming diatrict,

| Weown'all the land wa offer for sald; and can give A guaranteed tlile,
“Ong Iarids were all very entefully. selected beveral years ago by ‘ex-:
Wa sell. in, tracta’ of 160 acres or more.
“\Oor prices j are Teasongonale and term are aay. -

_ NORTH COAST: LAND COMPANY, Ua

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and trains will soon be. tonning
hére are tod. roads to all parts -

prodiee,

“Write for fall in-

ni aiding
rANC

THE OMINECA MINBR, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, il

works are blazing forth again in
This
is attributed in official circles
here to the action of Austria and:
Italy in indiscreetly encouraging
who, after all,
are wild tribes, always fighting

London, Oct, o:—A despatch
from Atheng states that Greece

The Albanian | ’
situation is still extremely criti-
and engagements between
Servians and Albanians are re-

London, Oct, 2:—The presence
of King Nicholas at the play

ing, precipitated a riot, in the
course of which the mob attempt

Chicago, Oct, 2:—Lord North-
cliffe, chief owner of the London
Times, is here, on his way to the
In an. interview.
he said the newspapers policed
the world, but got: no evedit for

Writing from Prince Rupert,
manager for P.
Sigurdson, champion wrestler of
ex.
presses a desire for a match,

with
Sigurd-
son is ready toappear at a week’s

Montreal, Oct. 8:—The Domin-

Inmber, and other. supplies for
the Hudson’s Bay ‘railway, has! .
been wrecked in James Bay, » ‘No
The vessel car:
ried wireless equipment for Port

trict are requested to send. their

Panama Canal Connected

IN COCKPIT OF EUROPE Panama, Sept, 29:—The ‘eom-

pletion of the greatest artificial |
waterway in the world is now],

within measurable distance of
being an accomplished fact.. Al-
ready the waters of the Pacific
and the Alantic have been joined,
and the keels of good-sized craft
have felt the wash of the wedded
seas... Within a few. days, it is
confidently hoped, it wilt, be
practicable to pass vessels of any
size through the locks, though the

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for the decision of the engineers
in n charge.

Board of Trade Requests

ciated Boardsof Trade of Eastern
British Columbia adppted resolu-
tions asking for the ‘appointment
of a royal commission on mining,
for the creation -of a separate
mines portfolio in the federal
cabinet, for the establishment of
telephone lines with pay stations
every five miles in districts, at
‘| present lacking in transportation
facilities, and the appointment
| of commissioners to secure infor-
mation regarding the country for
publicity purposes.

Cotton Strike Threatened

London, Oct, 2:—As the result
of asmall dispite in one mill,
the entire cotton industry of
Lancashire may be tied up. It
is threatened that the mills will
be closed on October 25, If all
the mills are shut down over
100,000 people will be out of
work,

Lost—One bay horse. ‘10°
brand on left hip and brand on
left flank, Weight about 1,300
Ibs. Reward for return of thig
horse to Roy Ridsdale, 5 4t

FOR SAL E—Thoroughbred
Rhode Island Red cockerels, pedi-
greed, at $1,50 each. Apply to
E. H, Hicks Beach, Hazelton.

Ladies and men’s umbrellas at
Sargent’s

exact date will be a matter for|[

Nelson, Sept, 29:—T'he Asso-|I

F Seeena Laundry |

Lee Jackman, Prop.” ,

‘Our Work is Good and ‘our Rates
Reasonable OW ~~

Rait In Connection we

Call and. gee us. Next ‘door to”
Telegraph office, - io

{ General Hardware

an ‘: Builders’. Material: .
Miners” Supplies a

“Hazelton, B.C. : |

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Stationery, . Photo ‘Suppli e8,
Gramophones,. Developing —

and Printing.

W. W. WRA THALL

Hazelton

[ SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS _ |
The Baron and Viscount |

A PRODUCT OF B.C.

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Hudson's Bay Company

GROCERIES —
- DRY GOODS
HARDWARE

_of Best Quality. at Popular Prices
kept j in ‘

' LIQUORS “382
_ HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B, C,

A full Assort-
ment of

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R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

QUALITY IS ECONOMY

Established 1870

We Sell the Best for the Least’ Money..

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MORE LIGHT AND
‘BETTER LICHT

_ LESS MONEY

READ FOR
: YOURSELF

THE STORY OF A COAL OIL ‘LAMP _ :

MOORE"
WicKLESS COAL OIL LAME

300- CAND

On One Gal cn Eero ‘ co St

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Sab 30 toors of Lighting Sop
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ALL ‘OTHER. WS j filling of i
COAL OIL LAMPS 2qts. of cit,
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“NEW.

STOCKS ARRIVING.

Blue Drill OVERALLS,

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-NIGHTDRESSES, | =
Lent. Wool VESTS, ”

White Lawn NIGHT DRESSES, -
White and Colored Flannelette ;

COMBINATIONS, ”
_ Another Shipment of Corsets Q oS J

Ladies’ Wear

White BBASSIERE; all sizes, -

- $1.00. “S10
$2.00 || SILK BLOUSES, Cream or. Navys. $2.7
= - A fine line of: Ladies’ HANDKERCHIEPS -. 4)
~ $1.50, $1.75 44 j in, Tweed; DRESS GOODS... $1.00.
.-: 85c || 44 in, CASHMERE: in: Black and we
$2.75. ||.  Dark-Red, yi te
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