THE OMINBCA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1918 Telkwa. Barbecue LABOR DAY, September 2nd, 1918 @ Horse Races - Pillow Fights - +- Red Cross Booth -- | | Dancing Rk 8 Sargent, Ltd. HAZELTON, B, C. Ranchers’, Miners’ and Prospectors’ Outfits and Supplies Farming Machinery Canada Food a Canada Food Board f ye Board License a a License Number Number 8-17808 8-17308 We carry a Full line of Harvesting Implements Agents for the Famous McCormick Mower ANNOUNCEMENT. THE PRINTERS ARE NOW AT WORK ON | | WRIGLEY’S | BritishColumbia Directory Compiled and Printed in British Columbia—endorsed by .B. C. Gov- ernment, Boarda of Trade, Manufacturers Association and other bodies IN FIVE MAIN SECTIONS BRITISH COLUMBIA YEAR BOOK—One hundred pares of: official. data, covering agricniture, Lands, Timber, Mining, Fishing, Shipbuilding and Public Works, pre- pared by the various Departments. _ This section will cover fully the development in British Columbia.. GAZETTEER, describing over 1900 tities, towns, villages, and settlements within the province, showing location, distance from larger points, how reached and by what lines, synopsis of local resources, population, ete. ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY of all business and pro- _ fessional men, Farmers, Stock Raisers, Fruit Growers, ete., in all towns and districts, ; ' CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY of Manufacturers, Retailers, Préducers, Dealers and Consumers, listing all products from the raw material to the finished article. - ~ INCORPORATED CITIES--All gazetteer information in’ ‘Directory of the incorporated cities of the Province will be prepared by either the City Council or the Board of Trade, thereby official. - ' TRADE NAMES AND TRADE MARKS—A list of popular trade names alphabetically. If you want .to know the © manufacturer or selling agent of a tr ade-name article, look up this section, a ADVERTISING BRITISH COLUMBIA“tt | is necessary to continue to advertise British Columbia outside: of- the. ' Province, in order. that tourists and settlerd will con-.. : With this aim in view, a copy of the , directory | will: be placed in the leading Libraries and” ’. “Boards of: Trade ‘throughout the Canadian Prairies, oo . ” Bastern Canada, the United States and abroad, ", The: Directory. will be used by prospective tourists and set-.. a tinue to come. “Jers as an’ ‘official, guide of the: Province, The aitseription price.of. the Directory. ia #0, ‘expres ald, - wy Addreas your order to” RSL DIRECTORIES, LTD a) . | B02 iz Metropolitan 1 Bid ao Germans Beaten in Terrific Battle On Somme Front London, Aug. 10:—The enemy is evacuating his positions in the Lys Valley.. The British now hold Lyons, Lecornet, Malo, Pa- eut, Quentin-le Petit and Leasart. Seventeen thousand prisoners and 200 guns have been captured.|_ Cavalry is still pursuing the Ger- mans, and the Allied progress is continuing. ‘The French have taken Fresnet-en-Chausse, while the British have reached a point south of Lequesnel and Cai, The British have captured Morlan- court, on the northern end of the Somme battlefront, This Along the whole front the Enormous quantities 3 off a large force of the enemy in }| yesterday’s operations. 4 | troops are now in Rosieres. 3|reports that the Canadians and F Australians, with admirable brav- night. ery, captured the line of outer|@ j|defences at Amiens, advancing % , j/beyond them two miles after se- Il Consign your shipments in Our 3 | vere fighting at a number of |¢ {| points. 4|WILL SEE THAT HOTELS DON’T SERVE GAME A new position, that of hotel inspector has been ‘created in|j connection with the enforcement of the Game Act. as amended at the last session of the legislature, J. 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