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CURLY’S
A new, speedy and comfort-
able E-M-F 30, will carry
" passengers between Hazelton
and all other points in the

district. Garage opposite the
Ingineca Hotel, Hazelton.

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City Transfer |
and General Delivery | ;

Freiyat dolivored to all Neszby Points,
New Hazelton, Road Houses and Mines.
. AllOrdors Filled with Care and Dispatch.

Residence and Bam closa to
Blacksmith Shop

A. M. Ruddy

Harelton, B. C.

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A. Chisholm |

General Hardware

. Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. Cc
ROOM and

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$1,000, Including four tables,

private cue rack, seats and

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We Will sell
our POOL

everything to go with tables,|.

cash register, 9 - foot silent
salesman, etc. —

Purchaser can either.move or
run it where it is.

We will sell any of our stock
at invoice prices.

Overhnd Cigar Store

Slinger & Ayerde

Be Careful in |
Shoe Buying

Carelessness is a Fault. One
who is careless in shoe buyin
always pays dearly for it. The
more thought you give to the
requirements of your feet, the
moré you will appreciate the’

high qualities found in

“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock

Sole Agents -
~ Hazelton, B. C.

g Machinery and Supplies |

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Prince Rupert, B.C. E

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+ P.O. Box 436,

Agricultural Machinery and Implements, Dairy Supplies, Etc. &

* Call or Send for Catalogs and Prices

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Local and Personal

R. J. MeDonell returned froni
Telkwa this morning, ’

The- grouge season opens on
Sept, 2, Birds are plentiful,

Mrs, DeVoin has returned from
a visit to friends in the Bulkley
valley,

Rev. D. RB. MeLean spent
several days at Aldermere and
Telkwa.

€. V. Smith and family. have
returmed from a vacation trip to
coast cities, .

Jack Mullen has returned from
an, extended visit to Bulkley
Valley points, ° \

K:-L. Rauk returned on Thurs-
day from a business visit. to the
Bulkley valley towns,

Charles E. Morris purchased
the halfway house at 26-Mile

lat sheriff's sale, for $1015,

James Morgan and Gus Ander-
son, Ootsa lake ranchers, came
in for supplies this morming, -

Mrs. Burken-and Miss Keynton
are visiting Miss . Wessell, at
“Pinehurst, ” Kispiox valley.

J.S. Cline and Ben Peterson
have gone to Nine-mile, to re-
sume work on the Silver Pick,

Miss Agnes Grant arrived from

Prince Rupert on Wednesday and
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Grant,

J.S. Hicks has gone to the
Bahines, to prospect a group of
silver-lead claims owned by him-
self and partners, .

Work is in progress on the
bridge over Sealey‘ gulch and
steel is expected to- reach this
side within 2 morith.
raptain Bonser, of the In-
lander, has ‘recovered from his
recent illness and will probably
leave the hospital tomorrow.

Charles McKinnon, the veteran
Omineca river miner, who has

| beén in the hospital for geveral

weeks, is improving in health,

ALY. Johnstone, a qualified
‘| pharmacist, has arrived to take

partment in Adams’- drugstore,

Fred Heal, Jr. and H. W, Heal |.
carne in from the Bulkley on
‘Tuesday, leaving on ‘Thursday
for Victoria, . where: they will
spend some months.

EN, McPhee, who has been
in Prinee Rupert for some time,
is spending a week in town. He
expects to “leave in a few days
for Belle Isle hot springs. -

President" Charnberlin - and a
party of Grand Trunk officials
madea tripof inspection over the
liné to Sealey on Thuraday, but
did not come to Hazelton.

Union ‘Bank i in Hazelton, left on

to the coast cities, Accountant
J.° H. Hetherington is acting
mahager i in Mr, Little’s absence,

- Mfrs, C, W. Calhoun has dis-

“Hi | posed of the Riverside Rooms to
(Geo. W. Spinning, who! expects
3} Lis family to arrive next. weelt..
S| Mrs. Calhoun will leave tomorrow
j|for Granby Bay, to join her bus:
d|band, ~  .

FB, Chettleburgh, who has

_#itbeén in charge of Amalgamated
‘| opdrations in Groundhog, arrived
from that field on Saturday and
a! left on Friday for a visit to the
1 | Copper river.coal claims, which
fjare owned by interests. allied

f with the Amalgamated,:

W. J. Sweeney has returned

| from Groundhog, Needless to
j|say, he- has another. budget: of
Al! fabulous stories, ineluding the
| tale of. hand of wild horges’ on
Bl the Klappan river.
=| to Bill, the equines, . whose hoofs,
| have developed into snowshoes,
- Bl ave” suivivors of ‘the: Rldhdike

According

Seattle’ office of the U.S: Maing
5 Smelting” &* Refining’ Co:,: “the.
E| only serious rivals Of ‘the Gug- 3
g|gernheims in the silver-lead i in-|f

dustry, ‘arrived ‘from the cosat
événing ‘and spent

looking over.’ the| ¢
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charge of the prescription de-

H, H. Little, ‘manager of the.

Thorsday for an extended visit |

Frank Jackson is
4Groundhog, ~~ ba
Jack Ward, of Chicken Lake,
isintown today. ss.
Earl Duan, of W- J. -MeMiitan

+& Co, Prince Rupert; ig in town.

Mrs. V. W. Smith and Miss
Maud Smith left for Victoria on
_ | Phuraday,

D. J. MeDougall returned on}
Wednesday from a business trip
to the eoast. we

Leslie Martin, therailroad'con-
tractor, was in from Burns. Lake
during the week,

O. A. Ragstad entertained a
party of friends at bridge ‘whist
on Thursday evening.

. Wm. Logan, foreman for the’
B.C. Anthracite, arrived from
Groundhog a few days ago.

J, A. Macdonald; manager of
Sargent’s Telkwa store, came in
on Thursday, for a brief business
visit, .

J. L. Coyta, publisher of the
Interior News, is in from Alder-
mere, accompanied by Mrs.
Coyle.

The promoters of the Bulkley
Valley fair hope to have a large|
ore exihbit from -the Hazelton
district. .

for Aldous & Murray, ‘is the

August ai.

8. H. Greer, representing Pat.

terson & Chandler, monument
manufacturers, of Vancouver,
was in town during the week,
' Sidney §. Jarvis has been ap-
pointed-a first-class clerk in the
Hazelton government office, ~He
will assume the duties of his
position on September 1.

Mr. and Mrs. S. W. N. Saun-
ders have. arrived from Prince
Rupert and taken up their resi-
dence here. Mr, Saunders has
been appointed a clerk in the
government office. .

- George Milburn, who has teen
for some time engaged in” “pres
paring books and records for. the|-

train for his new post,

“Mark Care
Prince Rupert on Wednesday.

hospital for some days, _

great interest.

open ‘on Monday next, Miss

Sept. 25, on which day ‘H. R, H.

for the local scholars,

to. that point was the result,

vicinity. in the’ last two years, .

“A ‘party consisting of. J. A,
Hodder, Cland Ellis, Winnipeg,
Jas. ‘Connor, ‘Brownlee, Sask,,

» | Bert Troumper ‘and. Murray.

Doyle, Winnipeg, has returned
from‘a trip. to Owen lake and
Decker lake. The visitors have
various land interests i in this
triet, Mr, Eilis being the pri

pal owner of the. Hodder ranc
They. ‘expect ‘to purchase othi
lands along the railway, and’
probable fornt 6 land comp
handle thelr holdings,

el FOR SALE—Ten acres of cleave
r lland “within two iniles: of Hs

RC, Sinclair, “office manager.

proud father of a fine girl, born |:

returned from a

His stay on the coast was not//2
very enjoyable, an attack of ap- cn
pendicitis keeping him in the i

E. M. Hoops’ arrived from | |i
Aldermere on Thursday. ' He re- Mh
ports good prospects for the iM
Bulkley. Valley fair, which is.to/j
be heldon Sept, 21, and in which cal
the Valley ‘people are taking PD

Hazelton public school will re- A

in the district and may possibly Te
visit Hazelton, will be a ‘holiday. Re.

Some excitement wasoccasion- al
ed during the week by reports of vi
a rich strike on Fiddler. creek| ify
mountain, and a little stampede SF

High assays’ are Yeported to *)
have been obtained. Some. 23 2
claims have been located in the) -

FOR SALE |

Inquire. of HL. ‘iH. COPPOCK, |

Haxelton, BO

JOHN E. LINDQUIST “|||

Architect and Building Contractor ||| .

Working’ Plans’ and Specifications,

Estimates on any class of building fur-| -“ ©."

vnibhed. All work guaranteed.

P.O. Box 812.

P.O. MINbCA, AERIE

ning at cight-o’slock in. the Hazelton
Town Hall, -R. 0, Miuuer, W, SE.
‘AB Giasspy, W, PRES,

F.G.T. Lucas ~ E.A, Lucas
. LUCAS & LUCAS
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*- “‘Rooma 71-74 Exchange Bullding:
; + 142 BastingaSt., W.
Vancouver, 3.0.
J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer
Prompt and Reliable Work |
' Haselion, B cen

Green Bros,, Burden & Co, -

Civil Engineers
‘Daminion and British Columbia.
Land Surveyors -

Hazelton, B Cc.

Telephone Soymour 598

Offices at Victoria, Nelson, Fort George
and Hazelton.

B, C. AFFLECK, Mgr, Hazelton Office.

“Everything in Canvas”|

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co. |

Prince Ropart, B.C.

' Stephenson & Crom.

‘Undértakers and : :
. Funeral Directors

seel attention to Shipping Cases

new government office at Fraser| ..
Lake, will leave, on tomorrows

Harer.ton, B. C

“Care Sind ad Prompted

J. McMillan &C fo

Wholesale Grocers ~

PRINCE ROPER,

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J ‘ \ Hiwards Hazelton Die

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““MACEY” Filing Systems; Office Furaltixe;” ‘Supplies, Ete, ©

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P.0. Box 488 PRINCE RUPERT. ard "Ave:

” MeLaughlin’ Road Carts) 7 at
McLaughlin. Buggies no To. Be eae Ot

’ Studebaker Wagons:

| Very Special. Prices Of These To Clear Oat af) Feat ob z
New ‘Stock . *

|. C. ‘F. WILLIS, me, “HAZELTON -
_Blacksmithing » and Carriage Work » os

TOM HICKEY ©
ACCOUNTANT |

' BOOKKEEPING and ._ Private Accounts and Ming
AUDITING Cost Sheets a Specialty -

Interior Lamber Co.'s ~ Otic, Hazelton, 1 B. «,

Latest ach Novelties i in Gold! Eveners, Singletrees. and: general
and Silver. High: grade watches, : Supplies. «. “Agency for the.

e Studebaker Wagons, -
~ Watcks ‘Repaiting, a

a TOM: ft RYAN

o. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton Blackernith,. New Hazelton,

“SARGENT'S - ‘BIG. ‘STO RE

is sill

Sharpe has been notified by the | pa
department of education that |}

the Duke of Connaught will, be | Fi

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on. Broken Lots. sold,

at Saving Prices .

- Grocery: Department Comiplete. with. oe |
~ Domestic: and. Imported Goods. .
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