| QUALITY STORE |

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID
FOR FURS

Fresh

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and FLOWER
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iC. V. SMITH]

Latest Jewelry Novelties in Gold
and Silver. High grade watches.
Watch Repairing.

O. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

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W. R. LOVE

Stock of Electrical Fittings j
carried, also Gasoline
Engines and Fittings

ELECTRICIAN

Contracting and Supplies. Tele-
phone equipment a specialty. ~
LET US QUOTE ON ELECTRIC OUTFITS

PRINCE RUPERT, EB. €.
P.O, flox 957 - 3rd Ave.

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Barristers and Solicitors

Rooms 71-74 Exchange Building
142 Hastings St., W.

‘Telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B. C,

McRAE BROS, LT’D
SFATIONERS & PRINTERS

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Kodaks, Loose Leaf Syatems
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert | B.C.

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Mines and Mining

Beebe derbenderieintes

Good Properties tor & sale — Cash or on
ond. Develo ment and
Agsessment

Carr Brothers

Six Years In This District.
Hazelton, 0. C.

| Be Careful in
| Shoe Buyi e Buying

Carelessness is a F: oss is a Fault One
who is careless in shoe buying
always pays dearly for it. The
more thought you give to the }
requirements of your feet, the |
more you will appreciate the
high qualities found in

“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock

Sole Agents
Hazelton, B, C.

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C. E. Bailey, of Chicken Lake,
wag here on Thursday.

*~R. J. and-G. H. McDonell! went

a | to Twenty-Mile today.

mJ." W: Gitihain; "of cedaivad |

a was here during the week.

H. W. Baker, Minneapolis, is
registered at the Ingineca.

W. H. Larmer and J. 8. Cline

fare visiting Chicken Lake.

J. D,. Henderson left on Thurs-
day for a visit to Fraser Lake,

H, B. Campbell, of Burns
Lake, was in town on Tuesday.

Bob Martin, of Chicken Lake,
is spending a few days in town,

Martin Dall and J. Fraser, of
Chicken Lake, came in on Tues-
day.

L. D, Fulton leaves tomorrow
for a business trip to the coast
cities.

Frank Smith has returned from
a prolonged visit to Prince
Rupert.

Among the out-of-town visitors
at the Bachelors’ dance was §.A.
Eby of Terrace.

H. H. McDowell, of Burns
Lake, is in town, with a beauti-
ful silver fox skin.

’ Shel Robinson is about to leave

: for his Kispiox ranch, where he

expects to spend the summer.
Mrs. W. H. Burken has gone

to Chemainus, to visit Mrs. 8. B.
Slinger, who now resides there.

News; of Julius Lawler, who
formerly lived at Hazelton, is
sought by his sister, Mrs. J. Q.
Kulstad,

Constable Sam Calkins spent
afew days in Prince Rupert, on
official business, returning Sat-
urday evening. ‘

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Miss Griffin, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. James Mor-
pan, left on Thursday for’ her
home in Washington. ,

George M. Beirres, D. L. Me-
Gibbon, A. Goodwill and H.
‘Johnson have returned from a
trip to the Groundhog coalfields.

J. A. McDonald, a Vancouver

‘land man, was in town early in

the Week, He intends paying
‘another visit to the Peace river
country,

Stationery, Photo Supplies,
Gramophones, Developing
and Printing.

W. W.-WRA THALL

Hazelton

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Hudson's Bay Company

GROCERIES

DUDA MELLO ARAL TAGE TUITE

- DRY GOODS |
HARDWARE
of Best Quality at Popular Prices

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HUDSON’S BAY COMPANY

Temporary. Premises. Chatleson’s Building, Opp. tit old store —
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they will spend the summer.

‘number of fruit trees, and will

“Phornas “Harrison and. Bars
Rowerman have started for &
new prospecting field in the
Stranger river district, where

‘Relatives of Jens: ‘Biainason,

Tunnel camp, are anxiously en-
quiring a3 to his whereabouts.
His father is Th. Bjarnason, of
Selkirk, Man.

Judge Young is holding court
here, Today's session is taken
up with a case of two hohunks
who are charged with forging
the name of a compatriot to
cheques, for which they obtained
cash.

‘The new steamer schedule of
the G. T, P. will be in effect
next week, a double weekly ser-
vice being inaugurated, connect-
ing with the Hazelton trains at
Prince Rupert. A service will
also be maintained between Van-
couver and Prince Rupert via
Queen Charlotte Islands and way
ports, beginning April 3.

Chettleburgh & Sinclair have
received a carload of wagons and
farming implements and a ton of
harness, while another carload of
wagons and one of buggies is on
the way. The new firm is doing
a good business and is evidently
preparing for still better things.
They have already ordered a car-
load of sleighs and another of
cutters for next season.

Semi-Ready Fashions and
Samples at Sargent’s. Glad to
show you.

The C. P. R. announces that
the steamer Princess Mary will
leave Prince Rupert for Vancou-
ver, Vietoria and Seattle every
Sunday at 6 p.m.

Women's Auziliary
The Hazelton Branch of: the
Women’s Auxiliary will meet at
Mrs. Rock’s house on Thursday
afternoon, April 8rd, at a quart-
er past three.

_ Ranchers Doing Well _

A. S. Gray, the well known
Cedarvale-ancher, vas in town
yesterday. Although handicup-
ped by the burning of his house
and effects, with considerable
cash, last fall, he has lostnone of
his optimism,, but is going ahead
with his farming operations on‘a
larger scale than ever. He is
now preparing to. plant a large

‘have a considerable acreage un-
der general crop. The settlers,
he says, have been handicapped
by high. freight rates, which
have prevented the full realiza-
‘tion of the profits expected, but
all are doing well. He and his
neighbors have still on hand 5
tort, of excellent potatoes.

The new gun_ license regula-
tions, Mr. Gray says, are not
well received by the ranchers,
who maintain that settlers in a
new country must of necessity
use firearms, and that. the re

possession and use of firearms
by actual farmere in ‘unorganized
districts, .

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A sang shipment of Rubbers arrived this week, We.
_ now have all sizes in Children’s, Ladies’
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_WALK- OVER ‘SHOES
; The New Models

’ | All the new toes, patterns and leathers’
for Spring and Summer Wear are on exhi-
bition in our store right now, For style,
fit and quality the Walk-Over. are in a
class by themselves, -

Smardon Shoe for Ladies

The Smardon Shoe i is a favorite with the ladies; its style and fit recommends it as wel

as the price. ~

Dry Goods Department
Art Muslins for Draperies in pretty floral designs, 44 inch widths at 25 cents per yards.
Colored Silkalines in pink, blue and green floral effects, 36inch widths at 25¢ a yd.
Art Sateens in 30 inch widths at 25.cents a yard. _
‘White Nainsook at 25c and 35c a yard.
White Victoria Lawns at 15c, 20c and 25c per yard.
Ladies’ Blouses, plain white, with linen collars and cuffs attached, $1.50 _
Ladies’ White Ribbed Merino, Combinations, very fine quality, at $2.75.
Damask Table Covers, colored, $1.25.
Tapestry Table Covers, from $2.75 to $6.75, se
72 in, Green Felt, for table covers. $1.25 per yard.

Children’s Cotton Duck Grecian Style Dresses.

Only 12 left in assorted colors and sizes..

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Another shipment of Peabody’ s Fz amous Overalls
opened up, giving \ usa complete range of sizes

” NOBODY BUYS OVERALLS TO PLAY TRICKS WITH

j THEM SUCH AS IS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE ABOVE.

IN WHICH FOUR MEN EXERTED ALL THEIR’ STRENGTH
IN THE EFFORT TORIP A PAIR OF PEABODYS’ OVERALLS, fs *

BUT IF THEY WILL STAND THIS-THEY WONT RIP
UNDER THE HARDEST KIND OF LEGITIMATE WEAR.

WE ARE THE AGENTS OF

PEABODYS

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. ( Our stock of Carpenter's Tools, Shelf and
Heavy Hardware Is Complete .

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. Cocoanut Matting, 36 in. wide, at 75ca yard : . J

Fresh Ranch Eggs, 75 cnt adoen

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