CURLY’S
CAR

A new, speedy and and comfort-
able E-M-F 30, will carry
passengers between Hazelton
and all other points in the
distict. Garage opposite the
Ingineca Hotel, Hazelton.

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City Transfer
and General Delivery

Freight delivered to afl Nearby Points,
New Hazelion, Road Houses and Mines,
All Orders Filled with Care and Dispatch.

Residence and Barn close to”
Blacksmith Shop

A. M. Ruddy

Hoaselton, B. C.

Local and District Notes

-J. T. Bates has returned from
a trip into the Naas country,

The new rink, on the athletic
£rounds, is nearing completion,

B. R. Jones, of Skeena Cross-
ing, waa a visitor in town on Fri-
day,

J. K. and John Ashman have
gone to the Copper river coal
field.

R. DeB. Hovell returned on
Wednesday froma visit to Prince
Rupert.

Peter and Chris Jensen are

spending afew days in’ Prince
Rupert.

Mr, and Mrs, J. Mason Adams
have returned from a visit to
Telkwa. .

Frank Johnson brought his
pack train in from Copper river
yesterday,

Valley stages of the Inland Ex-
pregs Co. now leave Mondays and
Thursdays,

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A, Chisholm
General Hardware |
Builders’ Material
Miner? Supplies j
Hazelton, B. C.
PE ke nd nd nd Hd rt
We will sell
our POOL
hap ROOM and
Fixtures for
$1,000, Including four tables,
private cue rack, seats and
everything to go with tables,
cash register, 9 -foot silent
salesman, etc, .
Putchaser can either move or
run it where it is.
We will sell any of our stock
at invoice prices,
Overland Cigar Store
Slinger & Ayerde
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Be Careful in
Shoe Buying

Carelessness 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
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“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock

Sole Agents
Hazelton, B,C.

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Judge Young will hold county
court in Hazelton on Thursday,
October 24, ,

Jack Ward is in from Chicken
lake, wHere he is engaged in im-
proving his ranch,

W. J. O'Neill ig in Port Essing-
ton today, in attendance at the
Aldous-Morison wedding,

P, B, Carr and J, H. Hether-
ington left on Tuesday for a trip
to the Bulkley summit country.

Donald Ross, who now claims
Aldermere as his home, returned
to Hazelton for a brief visit this
week,

R. 0, Jennings, road superin-
tendent. for the district below
Hazelton, was in town on Wed-
nesday,

The work of riveting ‘the big
steel bridge across Sealey gulch
occupied a crew of men during
the week,

H. PF. Glassey. left on Tuesday
for Coal créek, Copper river,
where he expects to remain for
the winter,

Dr, Traynor, of Terrace, was
in Hazelton yesterday, _ The
downriver town, he says, is to
have a newspaper,

James Latham has returned to
town, having completed his sea-
son’s work as fire warden at
Decker and Burns lakes,

J. ‘W. Morison came in from
Telkwa on Tuesday and left on
Thursday’s train for Port Es-
sington, to be present at the
wedding ot his sister to A.C.|,
‘Aldous,

1. (. M. Mackenzie, manager of
the Interior Lumber Co., has

‘corporation, and expects to leave
in a few days for the southern
part of the province, where he
will engage in the lumber busi-
ness,

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Prince Rupert

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Canadian Rand Co.’s Product

| Contractors, Road Making oe

A number of Ootsa lake ranch-

#iers are in town today, including
#|W. R. Ejligon, James Nelson, J.
a1 Re Kelly, Fred Sandel and Wm.
i! Rist. They state that consider-|:
table improvements are being
Ht effected. in, the Jake district,
| which is being rapidly: Settled’ Up | a
H/as better taeans of communica-
aition.are provided. Good roads
Hj and trailsare being constructed
Biunder the direction of W.. J.’
4| Carr, district road superinten-
Hi dent,

John McPherson: returned yes-

i! terday from a trip to Tatla lake.
{| At that point, he states, the new
Bl road which is to allow Manson
4|| miners te transport heavy machin-
alery from the water route to the
| placer grounds i#being laid out
ai by Rogers and Bodine,
#|| Pherson’ leaves tomorrow for the
al coast, where he will spend the
a winter, returning in the. spring
Bito resume work on his Babine
| property,
Brom

Mr. Me-

the Copper Island

A large shipment of Dry Goods'|t

‘ff was received this week-at R, 8.
Sargent's Store,

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A few ‘milk-fed Spring chickens
for sale, - Apply. to. E.. H: Hicka
Beach, Hazelton a | te

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severed his connection with that:

‘J ack Wrathall returned’ ‘on Sun- ml
day-from'a vacation visit to. the
Diamond D ranch,

Frank Conway left or Tuesday
for his ranch near Chicken lake, |i
He has planned extensive. im-
provements to his property.

Mails for Aldermere ‘and Tel-
kwa will hereafter leave Hazelton
on Mondays and Thursdays, elos-
ing the previous day at 6p. m,

J. A. Edwards, district repre-
sentative of W.J. McMillan &
Co., is transacting business for
his firm in the Bulkley ‘Val-
ley towns this week.

D. V. Joinville has enlarged
his rogdhouse at 31-mile, provid-
ing better accommodation for
ladies, while J. Muir, who has
the stables at the same point, has |°
added more room for horses.

J. W. Davis returned on Thurs-
day from an extended trip on

[horseback through. the Fraser

lake, Nechaeo, and Stuart late
districts, Tle reports great de-
velopments in the sectiona he
visited.

Capt. MePhatter,: of Van-
couver, and A. C. Fraser, of Ed-
monton, who have extensive
land interests in the immediate
vicinity, of Hazelton, will return
to the coast tomorrow after
spending some time here,

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Ladies’ and Gents’ Sweater
Coats and Toques at Sargent’s
Store, tf.

The failure of many who oceupy
land to grow an abundance of
small fruits, at least for their
own use, is due to a mistaken
idea that it requires too much time | &
to'look after a garden. This js
the view taken by W. T. Macoun,
the Dominion horticulturist, and
expressed in a paper read by him
last winter before the Senate
committee on agriculture and|®
forestry. This paper, which con-
atitutes a pamphlet of thirty-five
pages, jaan exhaustive treatise
expréased in the plainest terms,
on the culture of ‘small fruits, |1
The fruits dealt with are the
strawberry, raspberry, black-
berry, gooseberry, and the sev-
eral classes of currants. Besides
giving full instructions for plant-

and cultivation, notes are given

on the relative merits of vatie-
ties.
This pamphlet contains an in-

‘| teresting table on the cost of

growing and the returns from an
acre of strawberries, Ata sell-
ing value of five cents per box,

a net profit of eighty-four dollars | | zs
A- section is devoted ||%

is shown,
to the preparation- and applica-

tion of insecticides and fungici-|\z

des that are useful in fruitgrow-
ing. Having the information of
this paper to guide him, there is
no good reason why every farm-'
er should not have a productive
fruit garden. A large -edition
has been printed to be sent free

to all who apply to the Publica-| iM.
tions -Branch,' Department of tay

Agriculture, Ottawa,

LAND NOTICES

Peace River Land District.
District of Cassiar

Take notice that Patrick J. Donohoa | Bf
of Vancouver, architect, intends to|f¥
2 apply for permission to purchase - the “i
i] heh

lowing described landa:

Commencing at a post planted on the i

north benk of the Fiuley river 37 miles

from the mouth of the said river, and| |

merked Por. D's, aw,

chains, south 80 chaina to

mencement, containing 64 aeres more
rT less, Patrick J. Donohoe,

Tuly 18, 1812 John Macdonell, agt,

Peace River Land District. District of Os

Cassiar:
Take notice that Frederick Brown of

New Westminater, B. C., merchant in-||Rl
ly for Permission fo purchase i

tends to ap

the followin
Commencin, ng ata

south bank of the Finlay river 34 milea

from the mouth, thence webt 100 chains,

north 80 chaing, east 40 chains, thence

described Janda,

following the course of ‘the river to, |F

point of commencement, containing 610 |
acres more or leas; sald post marked F,
B, ne, corner, Frederick Brown,

July 17, 1912 John Macdonell, agt,

Peace River Land Distelet, District of
asslar
Take notice that George G. Barton
of Vancouver, capitalist, intends to
anply for permission to purchase the
wing described lands
Commencing a
south bank o
from the mouth per 1 1-2 miles west,
thence west 80 chaina, north chau,
east 80 chains, south 80 chal

t marked G.G.B,,

More ar legs, sald
eG, Batten, -

8.E. corner.

corner, thence | |i
east 80 chains, north 80 chalus, west 80/15)
point of com-| |B

post planted on the

t planted on the f
mlay river 95 miles | Fae

a to point | Be
of commencement, containing 640 acres | ii

amy 1, 1912. John Maedonall, ast

LAND NOTICES

Peace River Land District, Ot
District of. Caasiar
Takehotice that Russe] H, McAlister
of Vancouver, broker, intends to apply
for ermission to purchase the fo How-
leacribed lands;
"Sommenein ata ‘post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay river 88 miles

from the mouth. and 1-2 mile weat, |:

marked R. H. McA’s. se, post, thence
west 80 chaina, north 80 chains, east

80 chains, south 8) chains, to. point of |

commencement, cantaining G40 acres

more or less,
Russel. H. McAllister.
daly 17, 1912 John Masdonell, agt.

Peace River Tani District, Dintrict of
sata

Take notice that George McAllister of
Guelph, Ontario, manufacturer, intenda
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described anda:

Commencin ne at a post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay river, 38 miles
from the mouth and 2 1-2 miles. west,
marked G. McA’s ae. post; thence west
80 chains, north 80 chains, east 80
chaina, south 80 chaina to point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more

George McAllister.
Say 1 1912

John. Macdonell, agt.
Peace River Land District. ‘District of
Cassiar :

Take notice that Robert Howard ‘Mc-
Allister, of Vancouver, broker. intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay river‘a3 miles
from the mouth and marked R.H.McA.

. post, thence west 40 chains, north&0
chains, east 20 chains, thence foliowing
the course of the river to point of com-
mencement, containing 320 seres- more
or less, Robert Howard McAllister.
July 17,1912 = John Maedonell, agt.

Peace River Land District,. District of

Casi

Take natice that 3 ohn Elliot, of New
Westminster, B. C., investor, .intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted on the
south bank of the Finlay river 82 miles
from the mouth, marked J. H’s. se.
post, thence west 120 chains, north 80
chaing, east 40 chaing, thence following
the course of the river to point of
commencement, containing ait acres
more or less. . Jehan Elliot.
July 1%, 1912 John Macdoneli, agt,

Peace River Land District, biatrict of
Casaiar

Take notice that James P. Martin, of
Lond lon, Ontario, - broker, intenda
apply for permission to purchase

the following described landa; .
Commencin, ug at a post planted on the
south bank of. the Finlay river 82 miles
from the mouth and 2 1-4 miles west,
marked. J.P. M’s. se. post, thence
west 80 chains, north 80 cheing, east 80
chaing, south 80 chaina to point of com-
mencement, containing 640 acres more

or lesa. ames P, Martin,
Tuly 1%, 1912 Jofin Macdonell, agt,

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