THE OMINECA MINER: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1911

Heavy Tweed Overcoats

A look over our stock will win your appreciation and agreement that
We Have Them All Beaten

Our Overcoats are large and roomy, heavy and warm, neat and dressy.

Our Coats have the famous Adjustable Auto Storm

Collar which alone commends

Quali, Value, Style

R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

Hazelton

Hazelton's Favorite Resort

GALENA CLUB

BOX BALL
POOL AND BILLIARDS

Soda Fountain Equipped to serve Finest Ice Cream Sodas,
Sundaes, etc., etc.
Our specialty is the best Confectionery, including unrivalled
Importec¢ Chocolates.
Choicest Egyptian and other Imported Cigarettes

Fine Cigar's.
Books, Magazines and Periodicals

D. J. McDougall

E. J, Tate

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Ingineca Hotel

McDonell & McAfee, Props.

The only family hotel in the district. Private dining rooms.
Night and day restaurant. Modern conveniences.
Reasonable rates, Good Stable in connection,

Hazelton ~

Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
always on hand.

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J.F. Macdonald Furniture Dealer

Hazelton, B.C.

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As our Stock is insufficient to carry us through the
winter, we have decided to offer our goods at

Reduced Prices

while they last. We have a large assortment to select from, and would
advise you to select your winter's House Fumishings while procurable.
Come and inspect our goods, we guarantee our’ customers satisfaction

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J F. Macdonald Furniture Dealer
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HARRIS MINES, LD.

Non-Personal Liability

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@Ohe management of Harris Mines,. Lid.
| ropose to open up the 100 foot level
on No. 2 and 3 veins this winter. This
will open up large bodies of high grade
ore for shipment when rails are laid. —

_ This property will make a mine and a
big one. You will. make no mistake in

| buying the treasury shares. The: shaft |

| on No. 3 vein is now down over 40 feet: _

~ °Go out with us and have a 1 look for
J ousele_ oe :

Rosatal Harris & DeYoin

Selling Agents for the Company
ea, HAZELTON, £ B. G.. a

Local and Personal -

On -Sunday, J. C. K. Sealy
went up to his ranch. tors a. ; Short
stay.

-Mark Carr left this morning
with freight for Sargent’s | Telk-
wa Store,

Frank Johnson left this morn-
ing for the Diamond ‘D ranch,
where his packtrain has gone for
the winter.

The Harris Mines pack train is
making another trip today, with
the last load of supplies for the
winter outfit.

RC, Campbell-Johnaton, wife
and son were passengers in yes-
terday’s mail canoe, going south
for the winter.

George Milburn, a ‘member of
the staff of the Hazelton govern-
ment office, has been transferred
to Barkerville. _

Fred LaForge is in from Telk-
wa. He will leave next week
for New York where he will
spend the winter.

W. P. McPhee left on Wednes-
day for Seventh Cabin, where he
will be stationed as lineman on
the Yukon telegragh.

Angus Beaton was apassenger
for the coast in Tuesday's mail
canoe.. He will remain in Prince
Rupert for some time.

The clear and invigorating
days of the northern interior fall
are here, and we may look for
weeks of fine weather before
winter sets in,

The Kit-exchen sailed for the

end of steel on Tuesday, with a
good passenger list, This launch
has become a popular institution
on the river...’
Miss Kemp, who has resigned
the position of teacher at Kispiox,
left this morning for Kitwangak,
where she will take charge of
the mission school.

mines hag been completed, and is
already inuse, supplies for the
Silver Standard being taken up
to the claims on a wagon.

The Hazelton Rifle association
will hold a general meeting in
the schoolroom on Wednesday
evening at seven, for the trans-
action of important business,

The mill of the Interior _Lum-
ber company has resumed cutting
in its new location on Two-mile
ereek, It has now a capacity of
15,000 feet a day, with plenty of
reserve power,

F. M. Dockriil, who has spent
the summer on his Bulk'ey valley
yanch, is-in town today, He wilt
leave in tomorrow's mail canoe
for. Vaneouver, where he will
spend the winter.

Martin Wanlich, the pioneer
prospector of the Seven Sisters
district, has returned to town,
having completed the season’s
work on the copper claims which
he and his associates have Tocated
in that vicinity.

J. H. Hetherington and. P. B.
Carr returned .on Wednesday
from a hunting trip to fhe Telkwa
summit, They spent two weeks
in the mountains and. returned
with a good bag of game-and a
bear story, which they tell in a

fl] moat convincing manner.

 Qne of the provincial govern-

aiment's .traveling libraries has]:
|| been allotted to Hazelton.
| books are here and will be ready

The

for circulation next week at the
drug store of J.: Mason Adama,
that gentleman having volunteer-
ed to take charge of the library.

Rev. A.B, -Price,. for twenty:
years in charge of the Anglican
mission ‘at Kitwangak, helow.

Hazelton,. has. retired from. ‘the

service and has taken up his .res-
idence in Vancouver, He is suie-
ceeded by. Rev. —
formerly in charge of the Metia-|.
katla mission. ‘

There i is not much rock on ‘the

“yf land at Two-mile owned”

and an assay showed th

om * i Jearry, traces of gold. .

. The road to the Glen mountain:

‘Dr. Ard agh;:|" .

ae Victoria; Oct, -

1° Chief Engineer Kellihe

vision Engineer Van Arsdol and |

& Stewart, are making a. trip of |.
inspection over the line of the G,:

T. P. from the Yellowhead’ pass
to Hazelton and are expected to
arrive herein the course of a few
days.

J. W. Davis has returned from|
an extended trip to the coast.
In the large cities he found the
people beginning to look toward
this district, and he predicts a
large influx of men and capital
as soon as the railway is in. con-
dition to bring people into the
eountry,

The crew of ten men, employed
during the season in prospecting
on the coal claims of the G, T. P.
Coal company, six miles above
Telkwa, has been laid off for the
winter. A Terry shot drill and a
Keystone drill have been used to
test the measures, and a large
number of holes have been
drilled, Next season’s plans have
not been made public.

EB. H. Hicks-Beach and R,.DeB
Hovell charteredPeter Robinson’s
canoe for the trip te Newtown,
and ieft yesterday morning for

coast. Mr. Hicks-Beach | will
spend the winter in the southern

while Mr. Hovell will return to
Hazelton in the course of a few
weeks,

-On the Glen Meadow ranch,
four miles above Hazelton, Han-
kin Bros., have nearly completed
extensive improvements, includ-
ing a two-story residence, several
outbuildings and a capacious
root cellar. The ranch produced
large crops of hay, roots and
vegetables this season, Twenty-
five aeres have been plowed this
fall, and congiderable new land
has been cleared. ©

A, Blayney, of Francois lake,
isin town this. week, with his
bull wagons, an outfit unique in
this district. His four big oxen

“| harnessed like horses: and shod,

are capable of hauling heavy |.
loads, and will start in afew days|_
with the winter supplies for the
AB ranch. . Mr. Blayney, who
has fifty acres under cultivation,
reports harvesting large | crops
this fall.

It is reported from Kitselas
that a slide’ at the big tunnel/-

‘jdamage to the grade and carried;
away one of the portals of the
tunnel, .. This mishap will entail
a good deal of extra work and
expense;, but it. is not thought)

will be much delayed, as “the
contractors will use double shifts| ga

continue the tunnel. |

largely increased membership,

bration of . Thanksgiving day.
A capable committee has charge
of the arrangements, and as the
Tnusic¢ is to be furnished by Mra,
Harvey and F. J. “Smyth those.

enjoyable evening. Dancing: will

begin at 9p. m

The revolution microbi appears

against the: “edict -of ‘fashion
which ‘ requires - smooth shaven
faces, a number.of Hazelton’s
young men have’ organized a

severe penalties, to refrain from
shaving. their: upper: lips.» The
ladies interested have not yet de-
cided: whether they should - “exer
cise their power. -of veto, ,

te Bottle Vexed: Queation
“(Special to ‘The Min

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Bowser will leave for.

J. W. Stewart, of Foley, “Welch |

the end of steel, en route to the),

coast cities, ch land business, |.

above that point did considerable

that the completion of the .work) ”

of men to repair the damage and d

Hazelton Assembly club, which |f
enters upon its third season with ||J

will on Monday evening hold its
first dance of the season, in cele-|/—

who attend may be sure of an

to be in. the -air, -: Rebelling | 9

‘‘Mustache Club’’ aid have -sol-/
‘emnly bound .themselves,;, under, J

eelal to Tha Mindr) aa

" Vaneanver, Oct, 28:—Six hun: | a

dred men are at work on the 43-1;
mile’ section: , of © the Canadian
Northern . ‘petween
Bridge and Wallachin, .
nels are being driven, two being
‘over .a thousand feet long and
two five hundred feet long.

To Enlarge: ‘Hotel ‘Vancouver ;
Vancouver, Oct. 27:—The C.P.
R. announces that‘a contract for
the construction of a million dol-
lay addition to the. Hotel. Van-
couver has been awarded to
Skene & Christie, who have just

- |eompleted an annex costing

$250, 000.. The new hotel will be
one of the finest i in America.

The Logging Industry .

(Spectat to The Miner) -
Vancouver, Oct. 28: —Accord-
ing to the report of the provincial
timber inspector, just issued, the
stock of logs at the coast ‘BAW
mills and logging camps aggre-
gates a quarterofa billion feet,
being the largest ‘quantity-on
hand in four years, The year’, 3
output of logs for the province is
slightly under one billion feet.

Depredator Killed
“(Bpeclal to The Miner)

tain lion which has been roaming |.
in Stanley Park here for two
weeks, killing three- deer and six
goats, was shot today by a big
game hunter, one of scores who
have been on the trail of the
animal, The cougar is supposed
tohave come from the mountains
north of the city, swimming the
inlet to the -park, This is the
first. case of the kind reported in
Canada, .

- The New Townsite - a
Vancouver, Oct, 27:—It is semi-
officially announced that 350 acres
of land on the Skeena river, south
of ita junction with the Bulkiey,.
has been sold to the G. T. “PY |

Vancouver, Oct. 26:—A moun-

Spence’ Blow
‘Four tin,

Otten, ‘Oct. OF “Tie | :
service branch of the ‘departr a
of maririe ‘and fisheries has‘rec-
ommended ’.the holding’ of & court ~
martial on the stranding | ‘of “the
Niobe off Cape Sable, to. eatablishi: «
the responsibility: for the affair.
Minister Hazen:has approved the
order, and: the ‘investigation ‘will’ ‘
be held as soon as possibl y

' Ottawa, Cot. 26: “One :

first legislative acts of the new. -

government will be the’ division :

two branches, . . The present; ody -

will have" jurisdiction over. othe

eastern territory; a new: commis-_ ;
sion for - the: ‘west, -with: head-..

quarterd at. ‘Winnipeg, being ap- ~--.

pointed, . The change will greatly “

| facilitate the performance of the. eg
7 duties of the. commission, moat ea .

‘Profit In Smelting

Nelson, Oct. 27:—The Consoli-. a
dated Mining. & Smelting:‘com- ©
pany has issued its annual: report wo

showing a net profit on the year's |
operations of two hundred. thou-

sand dollars. Adding this to the - aa

balance from previous years, the.

company has ta its credit: a “ash.

balance of $878, 000."

Notice ;

othe membersoftheMustache : oe

Club:— oo

‘We are offering one: of ‘our ee
choice Lernon Cream Pies to: the -
member growing the most lux--) ~
Competitors. ~~.
must. qualify before Christmas.

uriant _ mustache,

7 Hazeuron BAKERY.

Straps.

_ Horse Blai Blankets _

Heavy J ute Blankets, well lined, , 4
Double Breasted with Web. Leg.
Extra _Extra Large Sizes.

o 00 to 0 $7501 50 1 per pair.
Aldous & Murray

‘Hazelton

Prince: Rupert.

—= for - Sal

. Adjoining avery important station an the Grand Trunk Pacific ‘from

to Fort. George.

FARM LANDS. iN tee TT
Bulkley, Kispiox,. Kitwangor, Nechaco ‘Valleys; Francois Lake, 2:

- Ootsa: Lake, Froser Lake, Trembleur Lake and Lakelse Lake... - : mt

ARISE ¢ COLUMBIA BROKERAGE CMAN

Box x 20, Hazelton, B. Cc. Son hay

‘ment of:

DOLLS:

BARBY DOLL, “Height
43 dnchea,‘énehs.:

“BABY BOLL, kelghé.
Js inches, each:

We have j ust ‘opened 1 up'a:. lange

jolls. aid: Toys.

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