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Prince Rupert Tent and Awning Co.

Prince Ropert, B.C,

J. W. AUSTIN
Provincial Assayer

Prompt and Reliable Work
Hrreltou, fh. C.

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and
Funeral] Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazecton, B. C.

A. Chisholm

General Hardware

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B, C.

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BUSINESS SNAP

Overland Cigar Store and
Pool Room ‘for sale at in-
voice price of stock and
fixtures,

Two-year lease of building,
rent free. Call and obtain
particulars,

Overland Cigar Store

Slinger & Ayerde

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General
Repairs

on Waggons and Buggies

Prospector’s Picks

Made To Order.

C. F. Willis

Blacksmith, Horseshoer
Haxelton, H. C.

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For Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos go to

G.T.P.
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
In Northern BC.

W. Wark & Son
JEWELERS

PRINCE RUPERT )

P.O. Box 76

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Nothing for the Ladies
Nothing for the Babies

But the .

Best of Everything
for the Men

| Noel ‘él Rock

Outfitters to Men,
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Colin Munro has returned from
a visit to the Bulkley,

M. G. McLeod, of Chicken
Lake, is in town today.

Frank Mobley arrived from
Prince Rupert on Tuesday,

P.-J, Sinnott, of Vaneouver, is
registered at the Ingineeca.

James Turnbull, of Chicken
Lake, came in on Tuesday,

8. B. Slinger left yesterday
fer a business visit to Victoria.

 D. EY Carroll, of Toboggan
Lake, was in town on Tuesday.

Saddle horse for sale—Apply
to Charles Durant, Ingenica
hotel.

A. L. McHugh, the contractor
and mining man, was in town on
Thursday.

Miss T. J. Kelly, of Portland,
a nurse, went to Telkwa on yes-
terday’s stage,

R, DeB, Hovell was a passen-
ger on today’s inlander, He is
on his way to Victoria, —

J. & Kennedy, proprietor of
the Telkwa pool room, is spend-
ing a few days in town.

Mrs. J. E. Bostrom, wife of
the railroad contractor, has join-
ed her husband at Telkwa.

C. A, Carman, representing
Mackay Smith, Blair & Co,, Van-
couver, came in on Wednesday’s
Inlander.

W. H. Wark, the Prince Rup-
ert jeweler, is visiting the dis-
trict, having arrived on the In-
lander on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs, William Kennedy
have returned from their honey-
moon trip and have taken up
their residence in Hazelton.

The ladies of the Hazelton
Hospital Aid Association will
meet at the home of Mrs. Wrinch
on Thursday next-at 3 p. m.

Misses Nora Glenn and Bertha
Kohse, of Victoria arrived in
Hazelton the other day, to fill
positions at the Hazelton Bakery.

Fred Field, who spent the win-
ter in southern B.C. and Cali-
fornia, returned on Tuesday. He
reports having a good time, and
looks it.

B. D. Clarke, of Prince Rup-
ert, an experienced newspaper-
man, went up the Bulkley valley
yesterday to look over the news-
paper field.

The steamer Port Simpson
passed through the canyon yes-
terday, on her way to Prince
Rupert. Itis expected she will
proceed to the Stikine for service.

John Wilson, manager of the
new branch of the Union Bank at
Telkwa, left for that town -on
Tuesday, accompanied by H. H.
Little, manager of the Hazelton
branch.

R. J. MeDonellt left for Telkwa
this morning, accompanied hy
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. George
H. McDonell, who will joi her
husband, the proprietor of the
New Telkwa Hotel,

W. A. Williscroft, ‘the road
superintendent, returned on
Wednesday from Victoria, where
he went on government business,
He brought additional horses for
use in road making.

A. R. Brown, one of the cor-
tractors for the construction of
the South Hazelton ferry, sus-
tained an injury to his legs this
afternoon while assisting to
launch the large secow,

J. W. Austin, provincial
assayer, accompanied by Mrs.
Austin and son, returned to
Hazelton on Tuesday and has
settled down in Hazelton, resum-
ing business at his old stand,

efficiency has been recognized by
promotion to the position of as-
sessor in the Prince Rupert - gov-
ernment agency, leaves today,
with Mrs. Homer, for the coast
city, H. N. Wright, formerly
manager of the: Bank of Van-
couver branch here, is tempor-
rac Mr Homer's place.

Local and P ersonal deitied the Hudson's Bay — staff’! i
heré, Alicééeding J. Warren as | a

Assessor C, W. Homer, whoge }’

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accountant. Mr,

charge of the company’s post,

Beach and their twolittle daugh-
ters returned on Tuesday from
an extended visit to California
and Vancouver Island. They
thoroughly enjoyed their trip,
and are all in excellent health.

George McBean yesterday
visited the Silver Standard, of
which he was the locator, He is
enthusiastic about the showing in
the shaft, where the vein is now
carrying four feet of gray copper
and galena ore of very high
grade,

Sisters district, where he and his
associates have a large group of
claims. Qnly trail work has been
attempted this spring, but devel-
‘pment will be undertaken as
soon as practicable.

W. H. Morrison, who has been
in charge of ¥. M.C. A. work in
this district, is on his way to
Winnipég, to attend the national
convention at which it is intended

mittee to control Y. M. C. A.
work in the Dominion.

prevents the operation of steam-
number of passengers js waiting

to Hazelton. Among then are
Omineca river gold field and W.
W. Kerr, who is bringing''85
horses to Hazelton.

on Sunday last ~resulted in an-
other victory for the New Hazel-
ton nine, the local team losing
through errors, Each side was
eredited with thirteen hits, but
the visitors, by hetter fielding,
held the Tigers down to twelve
runs, making fourteen scores
themselves, ;

R, P. Trimble, one of our sue.
cessful mining’ operators, re-
turned on Wednesday from Fort-
land, where he spent the winter,
He was much pleased with the

arrival. Mr, Trimble will have
the sympathy of many friends in
the loss of his mother, of whose
death in Portland he received in-
telligence on his arrival,
on the Inlander yesterday for
his home,

he purchased, on behalf of his

cellent land from John Nichelson
at $15 an acre. The new owner

the future development of the
farming. and intends to make

new property.

ditions since his last visit, The
agriculturists, he says, are mak-
ing good all along the line, and
the value of property has in-
creased to. avery noticeable ex-
tent, - :

JOHN E. LINDQUIST
Architect and Building Contractor

Working Plans and Specifications, .
Estimates on any class of building fur-
nished, All work guaranteed,

P.O, Box 812° Hazelton, B, C,

Hotel Winters {

Cor. Abbott and Water Streeta -

Vancouver

‘European Pian $1.00 to $2.50
Rooms with Bathe, Hot and Gott .
Water. Steam Heated.

‘Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
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A ragged exhibition of baseball

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gone to Telegraph Creek to’ take |

Mr, and Mrs. E, H, Hicks :

M. ©. Wanlich returned on |
Monday from a trip to the Seven | It

to form a Canadian national com-

High water at Kitselas canyon
ers to Vanarsdol, and a large||p
at that point for transportation ||F4

several parties bound to thell

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showing on Rocher de Boule, ||&
which he visited soon after his |I€

He left |is

Arthur Skelhorne returned on a
Tuesday from Round lake, where ||

brother Walter, 159 aeres of ex- |e

of the property remained in the |
valley, to make preparations for |/$

land. He will engage in mixed |

extensive improvements on_ his IK
His brother, who |
had not been in the valley for|[>
over a year, expresses surprise at: ||
the great improvement’ in con- |

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- Having made a study of. the needs of ”
the prospector we are in a position to
outfit with satisfaction in every case.

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Boots nailed while you wait without extra charge.
good range to choose from and prices right.

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Mining Tools.
A good list of mining tools, including Picks, Shovels, .
Axes, Single and Double Jacks, Drill Steel, Bellows,

Saddles

Saddles r ranging in price from $22.50 to $60. 00.
makes. Single and double Cinches.. .

~ Pack Saddles, Ropes and Mantuas.

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Wagon Covers _
‘Wagon Covers, 8 ft. x 12 ft., each. $12 00,

Screens _

‘Screen Doors and Windows. You wills soon n need dt

Only. a limited number left.

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