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C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

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DRY: GOODS . ae |G ee
f | Men's: Buriahlngs _ a Good:Properties for sale —Cash ‘or on
: Hardware: Groceries . F| Bond. :-Developinent-and |. -;

: :Asseasment: Work, __

Cn Brothers.

- Bight Years In This: District. :
7 ‘Haselton,: me Q's

$283, ‘000 for a a “hospital fund;

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“ Monday’. ‘was’ Field “Marshal
French’s ° ‘sixty-second! ‘birthday

Canadian bills are. ‘subject, to

_ - ten per cent diseount i in, Seattle,

Over two ‘milion ‘dollars have

a” been subseribed to the Canadian

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- |The Distributing Point |
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~ Prospectrs | “Miners,
~ Landseekers, Surveyor

fe : 7 and Sportsmen will find =

the ‘merchants. of Ha... a
“elton prepared to meet
“every ° “requirement”

“ing: ‘been engaged ‘for.
many years, in: outfitting .
; © pais. for: the Northern
- Tnterios,, Hazelton busi:
ness. men are ‘qualified —
ito-give valuable. advice.
“ad assistance to new-

“comers.

; - Hazelton is situated ‘at
. the ‘confluence. of. the:

- Bulkley and: Skeena a . 7 7

quarter frm South He- eS
zelton’ ‘station’ on’ the;
~-Grand- Trunk Pacific.
“railway. Enquiries: -
7 may ‘be addressed. to ;

Piece, tune

--outfitand supplies. Have . o see

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’ Governar Glynn. of ‘New York
has. secured the Democratic nom-
ination for re-election,

- Mayor- Baxter of - ‘Vancouver
proposes the closing of all bars
in that city at six o'clock.

Heavy ‘purchases of wlieat,
presumably for foreign ‘account,
have been madé in Washington
and Oregon.

"Vancouver has” been selected
as. the meeting-place. of the
Dominion trades and labor con-| .
gress-in 1915,

--Marine- reports say British
ships are-receiving charters from
American firms, as if the war
did not exist,

- The U.S: revenue cutter Ta-
homa was stranded on one of the
Aleutian Islands and totally
wrecked, The crew escaped. |

A Montreal despatch saya the
GP R. has hired 6,000 extra
men a8 a means.of relieving the
distress brought about. by. the
wate Lo a

‘Sir Ernest Shacieleton and his
exploring expedition have left

‘} The Russian “srecinén is
:{loaned Petrograd banks-$500,000

England, in. iwo. eer |
different. routes to. the., South
Polar regions.

for the relief. of distress among
the families of doldiers who have
gone to the front. =
Louls Botha, the Boer general,
now premier of South Africa,
is in supreme command of, the
British forces operating against
German South Africa, ~

lt ia probable. that # the peace
centenary celebration, which was

“.., to take place next spring in many
cities jn Canada:and.the United |{

States, will: be abandoned,

’ The Canadian government his
provided for the taking over and

operation of telegraph and tele- |i
phone lines in’ the Dominion, if |

such action proves desirable.

‘The cutter Corwin, which wet) “=

to relieve the Karluk survivors
and struck an uncharted rock off
Cape Douglass, has been refloated
by the Bear and broght to Nome.

Reuter's Sim la correspondent .

states—‘'On the occasion. of the
Mahometan Festival, the mosques
throughout India were thronged

'|with Mahometans praying: for

British victory." -

Disturbance of -the fur trade
by war conditions will. seriously
affect the ‘Indians and Eskimos
of the north,
ernment has been asked to make

provision for the natives, ~~

‘More Mines Resume:
“galino, B, -C., ‘Sept.’ 28.—The
HA. OB.,. Zincton:. and. Emerald
mines are about to resume oper-
ations after’ having been closed
down'for the last, six weeks on
account: -of the, war having de-

ot

ced today.

the Golden Fawn group of claims
on Sheep Creek will shortly :com-:
mence a run of ore. through the
Nugget mill The: ore will be
hauled.around the mountain ‘from
the Golden Fawn to the N ugget |
mill as soon as the road can be
completed. There are six or
seven men at this property now..
W. By DeWitt; one of the leg-'
sees of the Porto- Rico mine. was’
im town, last week and reported
that a run of ore had been made’
through the mill with very satis
factory results,

claim, Burnt Basin, a ledge is re-
ported to have been struck neven

the ore can ‘be | seen atthe store
‘of McDonell and osfai—Rast
land Miner. 4 3°. ‘i

Tt ig reported that. the : ‘Star
mine, Sandon," will. resume oper:
ations next week; | Also that.the
Surprise and other: mines: there,
whith:have ‘been running ‘With |.
reduced force for the past thres |,
weeks, . will put: on the full ‘eoni-
| plement,” of *: ameny | “and: reBume |

i stopthir operbtions. ? ra i” J

ti a,

The Minet is, twodollars a:yenr.

ti tig aires” ‘in Catia. bal:

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moralized, the metal markets, pain
Crews ‘have ‘been sent to these og. 2 114,
properties and hauling commen |
|. Take notice that -Walter-Ramsay, of

~ It-is reported. that W. B. Burr i
in described lands:
hain: and partners ‘interested in|:

While assessment: work, -was [in

being dovie.on the Molly Gibson|
, ‘corner. of D.

feet in width, assaying $31. in|:
gold across, the Jeng. ‘Samples of |.

: lands:

: chaina phater
‘-| fiocthweet, corner: application te --

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LAND NOTICES

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: | Of Best Quality at Popular Prices.

‘The federal gov-|

221 HHACHTUNNCHUNN EORMUANEOON CoO ARHi

Hudson’ Ss Bay Company |

~ GROCERIES DRY. GOODS
~ HARDWARE

LIQUORS 2
~ HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, BG

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A full Assort-
ment of:

LIVERY and STAGE Wa wep crac. mr :
night, Our stages meet’ ail traina at South Hazelton or-New Hazelton. £

‘Coal and ‘Wood delivered promptly.
Ruddy & MacKay |

HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON —

i Consign your shipments in “Our
| Care for Storage or Delivery.

im) Address all comnnunications to Hazelton,

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. _
' BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

5, 3. “Princess Royal” leaves Prince Rupert every SUNDAY at &-p. m,

SS. “Princess May” or “Princess Saphia” le vs Prince Rupert every
: ATURDAY at noon

For VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and ~ ‘SEATTLE |

Tickets to and from all parts of the world.’ Atlantic and Pacific‘
. Steamship Tickets

“J. .G. McNab, Cor. ard Ave. and 4th St., Prince Rupert, B.C, .

ee nti ttm (einen ee IO mn nearer

Thorp & Hoops:

Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers
ALDERMERE, B.C.

Sole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria, Agricul
tural Machinery and Implements, Wagons, Ete... ;

|» Fire, Life, Accident, and Employer's Liability: Insurance,
We represent the best companies, :

Peace, River Land District, " Diatriot of

Omineéa.
Take. notice, that DP. D
of Vancouver, ‘restaurant. Keeper, ins

tends to apply f for permission’ to ‘pur: | 2™

chase the following described lands;
Commencing at a post planted 200

feet below the crossing at Old Hogem,

on the south bank of the Omineca river,

| thence south 80 chains, west 80 chains,

north 80 chaina, east 80 chains, to this

D. D. McKinnon,

Peace. River Land Distriet. District of-
Omineca,

monton, merchant, intends to apply
‘or permission to purchase the fallow-

at ‘a poat planted 80

mmeneing
ly. from the northwest

chains easter’

corner of L. D. May's applicdtion to

Arenas. thence south 80-chains, enat,
80° chains, north 80 chains, west 80

hains along the bank of.Omineca river,

‘to point of commencement.
Aug. 22,1914. Walter Ramsay.

‘Peace River Land District, District of

mineca,
‘Take notice that’ May MeKinnoti, of
Vancouver, married .woman, intends to
pply for permission to” purchase the
fu owing described lands: | -
* Commencing at a post planted 80 |.
chains westerly ‘from thee ‘northeast

corner of D. D-McKinnon’aapplication |

‘to purchase, thence south 80 chaing,

‘west 80 chains, narth 80 chains, east 80

chains along ‘the bank of Omineca river;
to pointof commencement. :

Aug. 22, 1914, May McKinnon.

Peace River Land a District, Knigtriot of

Take notice toa Frank Boston, of

“1 Vancouver, watchman, intenda to apply

for permission to purchase the follow:
éseribed iands:
ommencing at,a post. planted 80

‘chains southerly from’. the northeast
D. McKinnon’s northeaat |.
comer, thence south 8) chains, weat 80
‘chaina, nor

80 chains, ‘east’ 80 chain

Aug... 22, 191 Frank Beaton,

Omirneca, .
 "Take- notice. ‘that .H. E..Fetherston-
haugh, of North Vancouner,; married
woman, Intends to tallow! for permission
to purchase the“ foll owing described

- Commencing at rs ‘poat planted 15
tnilea from modth of riveron Poaat bank
of Manson river, thence east 80 chaing,
north 80 chains, west'80 thaina, pou
‘80 chains along. bank of. Manson river,
to point of commencement,

Aug. 10, 1914. H. BL Fethorstonhaugh;

‘Pence River Land Diatrict. Distzict of

Omineca.

Take, notice, that. L. W..May,. of Ee.
taonton déetot, intends to mpply for
ber iminsion: td purchaad - the’ fo!

: epcribed landa: |.
Commencing at & post planted ag
ly: from. John’ Ai Shaw's
chaise, on the. south bank of Omiheca
“BO chiding, east 80] 9
chains, north, = chaing,, west, 80 thains.
ng. "the bank of nineoa rivet, to

of

onencement
ag. 22, 19 ‘ a Ww. May.,

McKinnon, |

oftcs at Victo.ia, Nelson, Fort George

i." |B 0 AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

We Can Locate You On a Good Pre-Emption Near the G.T. P.

Tf you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us,
Eee Bre a en anthem nt Cp heme arse treme mnie dd

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@ Drugs and Toilet Articles. Kodaks,
7 Kodak Supplies. Printing and Develop
“| mg. @ Gram-a-phones and Records:
. Stationery’ | odd

EL The by To-Date’ Drug Stores.

Hazelton LB Fultas, Mgr. New Hazelton

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SR. Grahass | ane

' .McRAE BROS,, "LTD.
STATIONERS & PRINTERS .

Asshasbesbestecdesbendect.

Harold Price

PRICE & GRAHAM,

- B.C, Land Surveyors
and Civil Engineers

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HAZELTON AND SMITHERS . Kodak, Loos wo heat § bid be
London Building  Wancauver - _ Prince Rupert, B.C, - :
Britis! ish Columbia is aad aaals
“Green Bros., Burden.& Co.. Assay Office and Mining : Office:
Arts and Crafls Building, 578 Seymour Street”
Dominion e-and Bran Colombia?” VANCOUVER, BC
7 Mane’ Surveyors “I. O’SULLIVAN, F. cs

Previnelal Assayer and. Chemist."

Assiyer for 26 yeads with Vivian & Sons, Swansea
Charges Moderate +E

and New Hagelton;-:

Peace, River Land Distrlet.. , District, of a

Edmonton, broker, intenda to apbly for

‘chains. easterly: from. the . northwest chains down from: H.

Aug.
Péace River Land District, Distries of
owing 7

‘[eea river, to point of commenc

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-SHAND NOTICES “>

Peace. River Lend D District, District of
rnin aca, a :
Take notica that. William ; MucLaten,
of Calgary, broker, intends té. apply:
permission to’ purchase the: fol owing for permisaion to purchase. the follee
ing described lands;
mmencing at ay

:  UGAND. NOTICES: poe

Peace River: Land Dia District, District of
Take notice that John A. ‘Shaw, of

described tands:

Commencing at A post planted 80
therston+
corner of R. D. Fetherstonha

lication to purchase, on south bank'of|to purchase, thence east 8) <e hiding, °
Bmineca river, thence south 80 chains, ; north 80 chains, webt 80° chaing, south
east. 80. chains, north 80 chains, west |80 .chains niong the bank, of Maneon:
80° ‘chains ‘along the bank of Omineca| river to point of commencdment.
river, .to point of commencement. Aug, 10, 1914, ~ William MacLaren.

22, 1914, John A Shaw, Peace River Land District, District of
va mineca,
Minera. Take notice that. Henrietta Plumbe.
Take notice thet R. BD, Fetherston: of North. Vancouver, widow, intends o..
haugh, of Vancouver, mining engineer, | apply for ‘permission. to Purchase | th
fntenda to apply, f or permission to pur- | f foe lowing. described lands:
chase the following described ianda: Commencing at a post planted at the
nonleagt ca a. poat an ted. at the southwest corner of aoe op Manan
io corner: ¢Kinnon’s | applitation ta “3D chains, ni Hiv:
patchade, thence sduth &) ae ‘tienes’ ‘eect. Scho ath th Bo.
chs chaing, north 80.chiins, | chaind, Tweet A chain. 6 hanes
a cual along é bark of Onin: | along ‘the bank’ of Manson tiver, \

Dag int of -ecommencem
Ave 2, Tele. R, D, Fethersto Aug. J Strs "entivita Phumbe

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Correspondence Sobdiled

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