“Everything in Canvas”

Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.
Prince Rupert, B.C.

HAZELTON HOSPITAL 2seue3,

for any period from one month upward at $1 per

month in advance, This rate includes office con-
sultations and medicines, aa well ag all costa while
in the hospital, Tickota’ obtainable in Hazelton
from E.C, Stephenson and Fred Field; in Alder-
Mere, from Rey. F. L. Stephenson, or at the Hoss
pital from the Medical Superintendent.

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

HAzeuton, B. C.

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A. Chisholm

‘General Hardware

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. C.

Selling Off

We are getting ready to move and
will sell the balance of our stock at
surprising

Low Prices

Smoking Tobaccas, Cigars,
Cigarettes, and Candies.

The Beat of Everything

Overland Cigar Store
Slinger & Ayerde
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General
Repairs

on Waggons and Buggies

Prospecto’ Picks

_ Made To Order.
C. F. Willis

Jf Blacksmith, Horseshoer

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For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
‘and Tobaccos go to

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Cigar Store and
~~ Pool Room

~ Soft Drinks, Confectionery,
- Books and Magazines

| Baths In Connection

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‘ We Are Sole Agents for

National Cash Registers
Dayton Computing Scales.
Heintzman Pianos

Tn Northern B.C.

—W. Wark & Son
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PRINCE RUPERT

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Nothing for the Ladies ~-
Nothing for the Babies
But the . : ao

Best of hes

“|W. A. Schell,

Local and Personal
Mrs. (Major) R. F. Leslie en-
tertained a large party at a whist
drive last evening.

Miss Victoria Morison arrived
from Port Essington this morn-
ing, on a visit to friends.

J. A. Macdonald, of the Royal
Bottling Works, returned today
from a business trip to Vancou-
ver,

J. M. MacCormick, R, J. Rock
and W, J. O'Neill visited New
Hazelton and South Hazelton on
Thursday.

Recent heavy rains have left
the main wagon road through the
Bulkley valley in poor condition,
it being almost impassebie in
places.

E. M. Hoops, wha is shout to
join T. J. Thorp in the real estate
business at Aldermere, came in
on yesterday’s stage for a busi-
negs visit.

W.E:Blume, of Bonner’s Ferry,
Idaho, is hereto look after the
estate of his brother, the late
John Blume,

The next meeting of the Hazel-
ton Hospital Aid Association. will
be held at the home of Mrs,
Sharpe on Thursday next, May
9, at 3pm

R. L, Gale, the Telkwa real
estate man, returned today from
an extended business trip to
southern points,

John Wilson, accountant for R.
Cunningham & Son, during the
absence of Manager McCormick
left on the Inlander today for his
home in Victoria,

E. C, Stephenson, who spent
the winter on the coast, arrang-
ing for large additions to the
Stephenson & Crum planing mill
plant, returned today.

Alex. D. MacKay, of Chicken
Lake, came in yesterday... He
reports conditions good in the
vicinity of the lake, Farmers
are engaged in seeding,

J. §. Hicks, who spent the
winter trapping in the Telkwa
mountains, returned to Hazelton
on’ Tuesday. He reports having
had a successful geason.

Ralph Coppock, . ‘son of H. Cop-
j | pock, the well-known Hazelton
land operator, arrived on the In-
lander this morning, and will
probably remain in Hazelton,

Edward Kohye . and George
Hauck, for some time members
‘of the Ingineca cafe staff, will

‘fleave in a day or twofor Chicken:

Lake, to take possession of land
which they have acquired i in that
district,

‘The firat shoot for the Domin«
ion of Canada prize. a handgome|
trophy, is scheduled for thig
afternoon at the rifle range, <A
large attendance of the members
of the Hazelton rifle association
is expected,

Among the week's arrivals Was
of Sand Point,
Idaho, who contemplates taking
up land in the Francois Lake dis-
trict, He states that the’ agri-
cultural. areas of Omineca are
attracting wide attention, ©.’

The _Omineca Photographie
Company. has removed to its new
location, adjoining Noel & Rock’s
store. The: large and. conven-
iently located’ premises -, now |
occupied by the company’ ‘afford
Plenty. of toon for. its: ‘apidly }
growing busifiess, '

R. Hi: ‘Gerow expects to: leave

Hin afew-days for Burns Lake,
oF ‘where his launch, the Rambler,

will be placed in commission as
‘soon aa he arrives, In« corinec-
tion with the railway work- in
that vicinity, there will bé-a Bood
deal of business for the boat.

» Carey’ &: Johnson ammounee

of moving : picture shows, . With

Promised, |:

~ Provincial Constable:
Ikins, who bas been stationed | -
ermere for several months, | +

-| Mission Point abattoir.

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THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1912.

trict, it is reported: As ‘the
change is in the nature of a step
upward, the efficient Sam isto be
congratulated. . ;

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Specs [sa [x

P. Burns & Co. haye 1 recetyed a
two carloads of cattle at the|lf

Beef is
once more on. the local market,
and there is unlikely to be any

further searcity, as weekly ship- |

ments will come by rail until the
overland trail can be ‘used to
bring Cariboo cattle in.

J. C. K. Sealy has returned | ‘

froma visit to his ranch in the
Bulkley valley. He is enthusias-
tic in speaking of the prospects
of the agricultural industry in
that district.
ments have been made on his

Many improve- |

property of late, -and a large|it

acreage will be under crop this
season, Live stock throughout
the valley, he says, is thriving.
On his ranch the crop of calves
will total forty.

With the increasing develop-
ment of the northern districts of
the province, Telegraph Creek,
the Hudgon’s Bay Compay’s post
on. the Stikine river,

appears | |F

likely to become a distributing |}f

point of some importance. The
acient company is evidently de-
termined to retzin its hold on the
business of the district, and has
appointed as manager at Tele-
graph Creek an up-to-date busi-
ness man, in the. person of J.
Warren, at present a member of
its loeal staff.

Boyd C, Affleck returned today |{#
from Victoria, where his com-||t¢

pany, Green Bros,, Burden & Co.,

has headquarters, In the course
of a few days he will take a large
party of men. into .the Kispiox
district, where, under instruc-
tions from the provincial depart.
ment of lands, he will survey all
lands suitable for settlement,
As a large area of good land |
in the district in question hag

{never been surveyed, the popular

engineer has his summer’s work
eut out for him, oath

At Terrace on May 24th there ey

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will be an extensive program of Ma

sports, in which athletes from
Prince Rupert, Hazelton and
intervening points will take part.

It:is probable that the Hazelton ||

Tigers will meet the newly-organ- i
ized Prince Rupert ball team on|jHi

the diamond, while in pedestrian ||

events this town will be repre-| fi"
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sented ny one or two speedy men.

A large erowd is expected to/ ie).

accompany the athletie represent-
atives of Hazelton, to cheer them
on to'victory or console them in
defeat, as the ease may be,

W.J. O'Neill. popularly known
throughout the district as
‘Wiggs’, veturned on Monday.

from. an extended trip to the!

coast cities, His automobile, of
which mention has been made in
the Miner, will arrive in the
course of a few days.

freighting to the mines and
points in the Valley,
will be operated by H. A, Bigelow,

one of Mr. O'Neill’s associates.

The popular Kit-Exchen,’ which. ha. a

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It is a cla
fine motor ‘truck, of two tons tm
capacity, and will be used for | pet -

The car i aa

made such a good record’.on the |I%

Skeena last season, is‘ now ready |

for launching’ at’ Telkwa, and

will soon be placed in commission |B,

|between that town and Pleasant KS

Valley.
Wiggs will operate: the boat as
of: ald, or,

“All ‘tine of flower;! ‘and ‘vege-
table seeds at C. Vi ‘Sinith’s,

For ale, three pool tables nd

bathtoom ovtfit., oo

. Miner’ office ;

that they: will indugurate a series| ‘: *

illustrated songs, in the. guditor-| Se aN Bal

liam next week, Ren ioe me wpe

‘films hag been secired, and.good |.) °"#

: ‘entertainments. ure:

. © with frequent changes. “Of, Dro-.
: gram, :

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ive the appointinen of -

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George Larocque and oH '

: Beas Shoes, with cleats “8 $3 75 a pa. J

Dominion constable for this. ‘dis. | ai Canal

Screen Doors and Windows |

‘The boats will soon be here, so will the flies.. : Keep the latter out.”
Screen Doors and Windows at Reasonable. Prices. me

Glass Doors

Class Doors, phi, $7, 00: Fancy Deis $9, 00 |
bo lain Inside Cedar Doots $4, 75 to 56. 00

‘Your Spring Suit

No matter how ambitious you may be i in the
| matter. of choosing your spring suit, we

have something that will meet your require: j

ments in style, fit, workmanship, and price. |

Dependable Clothing £ for Men |
Is One of Our Specialties --

terials, “accurately: cut in conformity
with the. most approved new styles. -
Prices range from $15 for good-wear-
ing and good-looking business suits, up

choicer fabrics re

Whether you. require a: suit. t for ordi: |
ary wear,-or one for special! c occasions,
we can satisfy. your: ta e fe )

money's $: ‘worth.

Our suits are. made of excellent ma- -

to $30 for “dressy garments of, the | ie

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