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Phone 800 _ P.O. Box 1635 |
HARRISON W. ROGERS |
ARCHITECT
Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Suite ONE, FEDERAL BLOCK,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

. Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engines 13
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo.ia, Nelsen, Fort George
and New Hazelton.

B. C. AFFLECK, Mer. New Hazelton,

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|! J. A. LeRey J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

Rooms with Baths. Hut and Cold
Water. Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and ¢
Trains.

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

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogera Building
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 693 Voneouver, B.C.

“McRAE BROS., LT’D
STATIONERS & PRINTERS
Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies

be Kodaks, Loose Leaf Systems

> Remington Typewritera, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B. C.

a ikindidninsiciaee aed

Bu tikuatih

&

| — ~E —
QUALITY STORE
Highest Market Prices Paid for
7 RAW FURS
& Full line of
Dry Goods

Men’s Furnishings

Hardware
Groceries

7C. V. SMITH
; GENERAL MERCHANT
: HAZELTON

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on
Bond, Development and
Assessment Work,

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Hazelton, HN. C.

IT’S “BROWN”
Again

Fashion's wheel has spun
round again to

“BROWN”

Ou FALL and WINTER
Samples are here and they
are the smartest lines 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,

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retest ce teeter eye etree

Plan Mining Exhibition
Vancouver, Sept. 11 :—Prepara-
tions are being made .for the
greatest mining exhibition ever
held in Canada, which is sched-
wled for Vancouver in 1915.
Every mine of importance in the
Province will be represented in
a great display of British Colum-
bia ores, while the mines and
mining methods of the world
will be shown by exhibits and
pictures.

Milltons for Farmers
Winnipeg, Sept. 11:—The
wheat crop of the prairie prov-
inces is estimated at two hundred
million bushels, other crops being
about the same in yuantity as
last year. It is estimated that
the crop, at present prices, will
net the- farmers $170,000, 000,
yet only twelve per cent. of the
prairie land is under cultivation.

U.S. Tariff Bill Passed
Washington, Sept. 11:—The re-
vision of the tariff has passed
the senate and now becomes
law. President Wilson says the
méasure is a great victory for
free business among all.

Election Next Year?
London, Sept. 11:--The Man-
chester Guardian predicts a gen-
eral election in Canada next
year, following the redistribution
bill which is to be introduced
during the session. Until this

Premier Borden is disinclined to
re-introduce his naval program.
The journal also says that the
formation of a fleet to guard
British interests on the Pacific
will be discussed at a naval con-
ference this fall.

Smithers is Optimistic

Montreal, Sept. 9:—“‘I do not
think there are many people at
home who consider Canada over-
borrowed,”’ said Mr, ‘Smithers,
chairman of the board of direct-
ors of the Grand Trunk Pacific,
last night upon his return froma
trip to the west. “There is not
any municipality in Canada that
I know of which is unable to pay
its indebtedness, The fact is

measure is carried, it is said,-

_ | greatest of ease,

“THE ounveca’ iN: “SATURDAY, “SBP TEMBER’ TY, 198 Agta: .
| lk
Prince: Rupert, Sept. 12:—As|¥-
the time draws near forthe open-|;
ing of the Prince Rupert Exhibi-
tion—24th to 26th—-the. keenest
being manifested
throughout the great north, and|
from every quarter enquiries ard}

that ‘the Dominion ‘has been get.
ting money too cheap in the past;
her people will have to pay more
for it in the future.”

Mr, Smithers asserted as a
certainty that the Grand Trunk
Pacific will be completed next
year, He said‘there would be
noletting up in the building oper-
ations as long as there was a
mile of steel to be laid between
the eastern and the western ter-
minals,

- President Chainberlin is going
over some of the branches and to
the end of steel. “Mr. Smithers
is to wait here until he returns.
“When I return to England.”
continued Mr. Smithers. ‘‘it will
be as one sharing the confidence
of Canadians with British friends
in the Grand Trunk Pacific en-
terprise and its bright future,
As to the west, Prinee Rupert,
of course, will always continue
to be our main port, but we shail
also operate a line to Vancouver.
We intend to lease the line now
under construction from Fort
George to Vancouver,”’

Practical Land Clearing

The land clearing problem is
one of prime importance to many.
in this district, and a large num-
ber of our readers should be in-
terested in the advertisement of
the Monkey Winch, which ap-
pears in_ this issue. Ina letter
to The Miner, J. W.- Graham, the
well-known Cedarvale rancher,
says: ‘‘Mr. Cross has been demon-
strating the Monkey Winch on
my ranch for the last three days,
pulling. green cedar and balsam
stumps, twenty-two to twenty-
eight inches in diameter in nine
to thirteen minutes, with the
The machine
ean be packed around by one
men and set up ready for work
ina very few minutes,’’ _

The Miner man saw the ina-

interest

all been allotted and overflow
tents will be needed.
bits of farm and orchard produce}
will come from every section
where agriculture ig in vogue,
while the mining department
expects a display of the mineral
wealth of the north equal to any
‘Previous fair held in the prov-
ince,
soon be on a seale worthy of this
great industry, and: one exhibi-
tor alone will have tons of frozen
fish, while the whaling industry
will also be represented,

broadcast, and 2 vast amount of
literature, posters, ete.,
buted throughout the territory
from which the fair will draw in
both exhibits and attendance,
From Atlin in the north to Bella
Coola in the south, from Fort
George in the east to the Queen
Charlotte Islands in the west, a
tremendous
awakened in the first- exhibition
of Magnitude to he held j in the
north,

gent’ a

_. Rupert’s Big Fair“ s..

is

being receivedregardingexhibits, | |
It can now be safely predicted
that in every department of the
fair there will be entries for each
class and that the attendance|}
will be a record one. ,
amusement has been provided|{
with land and water sports, band | fl
concerts,
racing, wood-chopping competi-| |
tion, opera, and the movies,”
so that those looking for a holi-
day will he thoroughly satisfied
in this respect.

Ample

trap-shooting, horse-

Space in the Industrial hall has

The exhi-

The fisheries, too, will

The prize lists have heen sent

distri-

interest hag been

Pocket flash- lights at Sav.

Reasonable. .

“Baths In Connection:

=. Call.and see us, ° -
Telegraph office. -

‘Skeena Laundry i”
_ ‘Lee Jackman, Prop, — - = al
“Our Work is Good and our as My ‘

Next door to

Builders’ Material:

General: Hardware f

~ Miners’: Supplies : :

“Stationery, Photo ‘Supplies,
Gramophones,. Developing -
and Printing. |

W. W. WRATHALL

Hezelton

On Sale
at the

\

SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS.

The Baron and Viscount
A PRODUCT OF B.C.

- GALENA CLUI

W. BK BREWER, Lessee,

Haselton's ‘os
Favorite

Va

A full Assort-
ment of

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HARDWARE

of Best Quality at Popular Prices
LIQUORS always
_ HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY —

HAZELTON, B, C.

Le i d

stock

MM Mr

Hudson's Bay Company

(GROCERIES
DRY GOODS.

Le

kept in :

chine in operation at Terrace,
where it wag doing remarkable
work on large stumps, which
were taken out in ‘the cleanest
and most expeditious manner.
The winch is compact and easily
handled, and is sold at a price
well within the reach of the
average rancher. We advise
ratichers to write. to Mr. Cross
for particulars,

_ SHEET IRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

of every description

PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK

Galvanized [ron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work A Specialty |
Promptness and Satisfaction Guaranteed

K.K. McLauchlin, Hazelton

and Building Materials,
Job and Shop Work a Specialty,

CONTRACTORS

Sash ‘and Door Factory —

Pull stock of all kinds and sizes of Window Sash, Doora, Office Fixture,
Interior Finishing on hand and made to order.
Tinsmithing, Plumbing and Steamfitting.

Stephenson & Crum

Hazelton.

Large stock of Lumber

Plans and Specificationa,

AND BUILDERS

‘ AUT TATTOOS ty

= DRY LUMBER AND CORD =
= WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND.

+ FOR

Boys’ aummer suite, special prica
$1. 00 to $:
en'a Zhnisrknit underwear,
light weight, per suit $1.50
to

Men’s hose, tan ard black, per
air, 2c to
Ladies’ summer waiats, special
prices, 75¢ to'$1.00
Ladies’ gauze lisie hose, pair, 25e
Ladic«’ cashmere hose, per -pair,
H

cc
:

be
andkerc hiege, elke e special price

$1.60 to

Blankets, all weights and colors,
per vair $3.00 to $10.00

Towels, hand and bath, 26c to 50c

Men’s dresa shirta, from al. 00
to 72.50

WH. H. HOLLAND

HAZELTON, B.C, *:
GENERAL MERCHANT AND FUR TRADER. Ee

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Agent for Glen Vowel Sawmill.
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AG COLA CONUEAHAE

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from Prince Rupert to the point,

perts in the land business,

formation ta

Paid a Copital $1,600,000,

BULKLEY VALLEY FARM LANDS

HESE LANDS are located close to the main line of
the Grand Trunk Pacifie Railway, which is being
' constructed through the heart of the Bulkley Valley, one

.of the best farming districts in. British Columbia.
Steel is now laid through Telkwa, and traina will soon be running

of the Bulkley Valloy from Telkwa.
The Bulkley Valley is an ideal dairying and. talked farming district,
with a market for all kinds of farm produes.:.

We own all the land’ we offer for tale, and ean give ‘@ guaranteed title.
Our lands were all very carefully selected ‘sevetal yorrs ago by ex-
Wa bell in tracts of 180 acres or more.

Our prices are reasongonale and terme i ‘ara Say.

"NORTH COAST LAND: COMPANY, Lid

Suite 622 Mettopofi tan Building

SALE

There arg good roads to alt parts

Write for full in-

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We have them for

men, for women, for children,

Our new goods show

the latest styles, . and a fine range from which to choose,

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and is the
BEST
YET

We invite
" you to come
and
see for
youself

IT GIVES A MAGNIFICENT ‘LIGHT

A full line of
GASOLINE

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and accessor-—
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We are.
‘Agents for

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QUALITY IS ECON ane

In every department of our large stock our aim is the
BEST QUALITY FOR THE LEAST MONEY

~OUR WINTER STOCKS ARE ARRIVING :

The tendency of the weather suggests a warm SWEATER or SWEATER COAT:

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