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ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients

Suite Ons, FeoeRAL Biock,
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co,

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at-Victo.ia, Nelson, Fort George
and New Hazelton,

B, C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver”

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

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

Motor Bus Meets Aili Boats and

Trains,
seedy

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

LUCAS & LUCAS

‘Barristers and Solicitors

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Rogers Building
Cor, Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B. C.

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MCRAE BROS., LT’D ;
. STATIONERS & PRINTERS #
Architects! and Engineers’ Supplies

‘od aks, utems
Remington Trpewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B. C.

QUALITY STORE

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID
FOR FURS

Locally Grown.

Green Peas
10 cts per |b.

C. V. SMITH

' GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Mines and Mining
Good Properties tor s sale — Cash or on

Bond, Develo ment and
Assessment

| ‘Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Haxelton, 1. C.

| Spring
_Leaders |

NEW BLUE... DIXIE GRAY
| FAN TAN |

These are some. of the new
color tones for Spring Suitings.
They come in Worsteda and
Tweed effects.
_ ‘This Ia what the stylish dressers
in the large cities are wearin
We're showing s wide variety
of these Lopular weaves, '
. Made to measure by The House
of Hobberlin, Limited.
Come in and have a look.

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B.C. ub

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= DRY LUMBER AND-CORD
WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND

Boys’ summer suite, special price
yi to $1.60 » Sp P

Menta Zimmerknit underwear,
light weight, per suit $1. 60

to
Men's hose, tan ard black, per
to 5c"

Ladies” ‘eommer waistd, special’
" priee’y, 766 to $1,00

Ladler’ gauze lisle hose, pair, 26c

Ladies cashmere hose, per pair,

Hantierchlefe, silk, epecial price |
7 $1.60 to
% Blankets, all weights and. 1 colors,
= per pair $3.00 to’$10,00

: d bath, 25e ta Ble
Towels, hand an trom a 00

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: Methodist deaconess’

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New Clergyman Coming

Bishop Du Vernet occupied the
pulpit of St. Peter’s Church on
Sunday, Rev. W. 8S. Larter will
come from Toronto to take the
place of the Rev. John Field,
during that gentleman’s absence
on furlough. Mr, and Mrs, Lar-
ter are expected to arrive about
the middle of September. Un-
til that time Rev, W. EB. Collison,

-|son of Archdeacon Collison, and

Rev, W. F, Rushbrook, now in
charge of the mission launch
Northern Cross at Prince ‘Ru-
pert, will take the services.
Bishop Du Vernet, who ia accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Du

‘| Vernet, and Miss Ellett of Prince

Rupert, will remain in Hazelton
for a week or ten days:

The following address, aceom-
panied by a purse of $450, was
presented to Rev. John Field, on
the eve of his departure with
Mrs, Field, to spend a year’s far-
lough in England:

“Sir: We wish to say farewell
to you and Mrs, Field, after your
having been resident clergyman
at Hazelton (under the auspices
of the Church Missionary Society)
for a period of twenty-seven
years. The changes that you
have seen in that time in the
opening up of the district tell also
of the privations you have under-
fone, and the patience and for-
titude with which you have sus-
tained them.

“‘We wish to express the re-
spect and regard that is_ felt
toward you and Mrs, Field
throughout so large a country as
that round Hazelton—the Omine-
ea District — such feelings as
surely cannot oftentimes. be con-
veyed so universally by members
of so varied a community as that
which now expresses through us

farewell. We trust that on your
return to your native land, En-
gland will give to you and to
Mrs. Field the welcome and the
home that you haveeach done so
much and for so long to honor-
ably deserve, And in that hope

we present to you the contents

of the purse that accompanies
this expression of our goodwill,”

Robert Tomlinson Married
' Mr. and Mrg. Robert ‘Tomlin-| -
son left*on the Prince George
this morning for Victoria on their
wedding trip, says the Prince
RupertNews, They were married

Jat Port Simpson .on Wednesday

by Rev. G, H. Raley,
Mrs. Tomlinson was’ formerly
Miss Ethel Collins, late of the
training
home at Toronto, and more re-
eently sewing teacher. at the
Crosbie girls’ home at Port
Simpson.
- Mr. Tomlingon was formerly
the assistant to Rey. Mr, Rush-
brook’on the Northern Cross, the
Anglican mission boat. He has
decided ‘to enter the Methodist
church and’ will, on his return
from Victoria, take charge of the
Indian mission at Kispiox, n near
Hazelton,

Harvest Begins .
Regina, Aug. .7:—Harvesting|
is ‘now. under ' way... [tis ‘believed
the wheat: crop of Siakatehewan
will reach 128, 000, 000 bushels.

Sargeiit’s.

“ROR: SALE: “Hate, th
2] years ‘old, ~1600 Pounds...

With: néw harness: . Ae Bi
Kitwangar.

it high appreciation ang cordial |

- The section will cost $3,000,000
‘land will be completed ir in Novem-

‘London, Aug. 7:—The ‘Duchess ene
of Cotinaught is eeain seriously eye

Tents and’ canvas’ 00d: at | teri

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1918, 00S

,|PEACE REIGNS ONGE MORE}

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who eventually captured their
lost ‘positions and forced the
Bulgarians to retire, .The Greek
losses were two thousand killed,
including many of the officers,
and seven thousand wounded.

Athens, Aug. 4:—Officia! des-
patches from the front admit
that a strong attack by the Bul-
garian farces . compelled the
Greeks to retire fror Lheir strong
positions on the heights of the
neighborhood of Petchova, Ve-
vukovit and Kavitsa, but it is
claimed that the fresh Bulgarian
attecks on Djuma were repulsed
with great loss to the enemy.

Washington, Aug. 8:---lormcr
Governor Lind, of Minnesota, ia
speeding to Vera Cruz on the
battleship New Hampshire, as
President Wilson’s special peace
envoy. It is still doubtful if he
will be received by the Mexican
government, ;

Wilemstadt, Aug, 3:—Reports
received here from revolutionary
sources in Venezuela are to the
effect that the uprising of the
republic has started in several of
the states and that there was
considerable fighting. Castro,
the former president, sends ad-
vice to General Leon Jurado that
Governor Faleon, who was pre-
viously reported as having been
captured, has made his escape.
The rebels yesterday attacked
the government army of General
Carro. The general fled into the
interior, but was arrested by the
country military authorities and
imprisoned.

Warships at Carnival
Vietoria, Aug, T:~The New
Zealand and the United States
cruiser West. Virginia are here
for the carnival. The. warships
exchanged greetings. The
American cruiser brought a mes-
sage from the governor of. .the
state of Washington to Sir Rich-
ard McBride, The premier re-
plied with & message of good-
will.

Round-the-World Record
. New York, Aug 6:---John H.

Mears, of the New York Sun
staff, arrived here today, after
establishing a new globe-gird-
ling record of 35 days, 21 hours.
The previous record was held by
Andrew Schmidt, a German jour-
nalist, who made the circle in
39 days. The route taken by:
Mears was via Paris, Yokohama,
fand Victoria, -

“To Build Hope Section -—
Vancouver, Aug. 7:—A con-|
tract has been awarded to McAr-
thur Bros, of New York, for the
construction of. the Hope moun-
tain section of the Kettle Valley
railway and the Great Northern,
which ia to be used jointly by
the two roads.‘ This will be the
last link’ in the new Southern
British Columbia line to the coast.

her, 1914,

Germany’ ry "a Naval Move
London, Aug. vi —~Germany has
established © a: special: cruiser
ied is to be. ‘kept

ppeneeennenitemccenens tol

Aviator Killed at Victoria -
Victoria, Aug. 6
Bryant, of California, was killed

here today by falling-with his|.

hydvoplane in -the presence of
thousands of spectators; His

flight was one of the features of |
The right.plane of |
his machine crumpled and the].
-|machine whirled to earth. : Mrs.

the carnival,

Bryant, who holds the Canadian
altitude record | for women, was
a witness of the fatality.

London, Aug. 7:—Hon. Martin
Burrell and Hon... W. T. White,

the Canadian ministers, attended |}
a meeting- of the Imperial de-/}

fence committee yesterday, Pre-
mier Asquith presided « over the
meeting.

Ladies’ and gent.’s umbrellas. {{
at Sargent's.

Winnipeg, Aug. 7:—The first
of the new crop of spring wheat
has arrived here, The outlook
for a record crap continues
bright.

Hamilton Carhart’s overcloth-
ing at Sargent’s,

Harold Price J. Linkison King

-HAROLD PRICE & CO.
British Columbia
Land Surveyors

HAZELTON AND SMITHERS
LondonBuilding - Vancouver
SBritich Colurabia”

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases
-Hazeuton, B. C

W. J. JEPHSON

BARRISTER and SOLICITOR

of British Columbia, Al- -
berta and Saskatchewan

NOTARY PUBLIC

* - | Room 11, Postoffice Bldg. ea Rupert

. and Hazelton, B.C,

3:— Aviator John.

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General. ‘Hardware

" Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B.C.

Cell’ and gee us!"

Sheena Laundey !
: {Lee Juckman, ‘Prop.’ ma: f

‘Our maf is Good ‘and our Rates. :
Reasonable

Baths: Ta Connection:

Next’ ‘déor: to.

Telegraph office.

Stationery, Photo Supplies,
_Gramophones, Developing.”

and Printing.‘

WW. WRA THALL ~

Hazelton.

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_SMOKE THE. NEW CIGARS -

On Sale
at the

A; PRODUCT. OF B.C.

 GALENA CLUB “

W. F. BREWER, Lessee. -

‘The Baron and Viscount.

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Hazelton’s
Favorite:
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GROCERIES

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R. Cunningham & Son, Lid.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

_ three $1 and .

Duck, per yard .

| White. Fawn, Brown and Navy

__Bhowing very Aitractive Silk.
-- Blouses In Cream and Navy"

White embroidered Handkerchiefs”
 50c

5c

Our Drygoods Department
| $2: 75

White Spot Muslins per yard,

36 inch Silkaline, ia pretty floral‘
fee designs, per yard . wo
White Collar Supports -.

White Sheeting Sheets and Slips at Attractive Prices:

F EED---Carloads of Hay FEE ED

» Including OATS, CHICKEN WHEAT, .
- CRACKED CORN, BRAN. AND ™
“SHORTS, enable us. to quote close prices

on Horse F eed.

= Rifles and Aman :

An import order of Single. and: Double’
Barrel Shotguns enables us to offer’;

“a ‘Splendid . Gun | For Little. Money

Rema bep adhd eg
- Cards in all the. Popul sizes:

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