hast

“THE COCA AE SATURDAY, JUNE: 14, 1913, =

_ and Reliable. -

| | Bootsand Shoes

are , Specialties at.

LARS

_ STORE —

~ Hazelton,

; { oe ‘Hazelton ~

| - Fewardng
~” Cartage-and -

Express Service’ |
ee Se aad pen oe

fn reed

| Wood for fot Sale

~ Office. at

| ww Wrathall’s:

~ ED.

V. McBETH

-Suecessor to Union Transfer

and Storage Co.

- Freighting Contractor

al Classes of Freight Handled with Care and Despatch

“Hay and Oats for Sale. Office at Omineca Hotel

9 ~~

New. Tazetton Hote

Open. for Business oo
All Furnishings New. .

a EUROPEAN’ PLAN |
Rates:
Rooma $t.00

Beda G0c

Geo. C Hartley, Proprietor |
t New Hazelton St

Thorp & Hoops

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

(ares ae Peete OE eT ee

"T|Union S.S. Company of

Bite.

We represent the best companies.

| Bole district agents for E. G. Prior & Co., Victoria, Agricul-
tural Machinery and impiemenis, Wagons, 7
Fire, Life, Accident, and Employer’s Liability Insurance.

, Sse theme ht

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

If you desire information about the Bulkley Valley write us.
AL rae Fa emt meme Li moe |

BOUsmern

j) of BC, Lid.
; _ “The Reliable Steamer
4} “Camosun” ~

| . Arrives at Prinee Rupert
i ' ‘from Vancouver. on every
4 TUESDAY morning and sails
i) for Vancouver every WED.

£

NESDAY. at 2.p.m,

(DRY LUMBER ©

in the New Town.

Before building, get prices from us for all. kinds of
’ ROUGH and DRESSED. LUMBER

Ready for building, delivered |

Interior Lumber Company

Hazelton

J

The ‘‘Camosun” has the

_ largest and most comfortable

_, rooms of any steamer on this
route. ~ ,

JH ROGERS, Agent, Prince Rupert

————
——————;

‘THE INLAND EXPRESS CO.

STAGE

~ SHEET IRON, TIN and COPPER WORK

of ‘every: description

~ PLUMBING and IRON PIPE WORK

, Galvanized Iron Air Pipes and Other Mining Work A Spectalty
~ Promptness and Satisfaction Guaranteed

x K McLauchlin & Co.,. Hazelton

We. ONE DAY |
| .Passenger and
| Express Service

-Leaves Hazelton Mondays and
Thursdays at 7:30 a. mi. .

“Leaves Aldermere’ Tuesdays
and Fridays at 7:30 a. m.

TICKETS.AT
Hudson’s Bay Company.

| “CAN ADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

“~

BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
~ Twin Screw Steamer “PRINCESS MARY.” —

Splendid Accommodation

«+s Superior Service

Prince Rupert for Vancouver, Victoria and Seatile every
age, af Hazelton to Vancouver 48 hours’ j. |

= Three: Transcontinental Trains Daily. - Tickets toand from all parter of
poe Atlantic and Pacifi¢ Steamship Tickets, ;

“Sunday at 6. p. Me. +3:

-the- world.

». For tickets, reservations and information apply to —

‘y. G. McNab, Cor. 8rd Ave. and 6th St, Prince Rupert, I BG.

jae

Sila Hazelton, B. C.
a

— —— s

TEAM

and Buggies
_ For Hire —

-ELHILL |

Sma ENT rommumimitoy Sn

At PANTORIUM, Hazelton

THROUGH SERVICE TO.

Vancouver, Victoria |

and Seattle

and. holders of
_ destination and

Sproat ear eiemmneeenns

ae gn

"SUMMER

A

yon ‘shotee of any route.

GRAND TRUNK

hoe,

3° athwough’ tickets, Reservations, tes, ‘from
AGE. MicMASTER,. General Agent, PRINCE. RUPERT;

Acmiicr [ea nae BTHAMBHIF, anes. “
nes si

Train No. Lon Sundays and Thursdays connéets: at
Prince Rupert with the Safe and Luxurious Steamers.
"PRINCE RUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE’

sailing Mondays and Fridays, 9 a. m.

through tickets from ‘ariy Railway Agent: or the ‘Train A
Purthaze sp ough h tickets ara, catitled to chack baggage through to
on Sundays may. board ateamer oi arrival ‘of train,

“STEAMER SERVICE also maintained to Granby Bay, Btewart, Queen.
Charlotte Islands ‘and Way ‘Porta. 5

EASTERN. ‘EXCURSIONS ”

I Bil Tow. excursion ratea in effect: May. 28th:. ito September ath
* Return mit October Bist” a

_HAZELTON to TORONTO and retyrs gii7. 10 -
HAZELTON to. MONTREAL ‘and return. $130.(
'-HAZELTON to NEW YORK and ratuin: pin.¢
HAZELTON to, CHICAGO and return’ ‘Sar. 60".

“fp otha points correapondingly low. i" :
fn connection with the famous ‘takin of te
"RAILWAY SYSTEM. FROM, CHICAGO.

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sonmoincnimnmren ence

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|| Bverything in Canvas”

Pin Rupert Tent and Awning Co.
Price Reperts BC;

7 | "Rough and Dressed

| LUMBER.

‘By Carfoad or in Smaller Lots.

a “Os Andinaal

| Paes On App Application
dD. RANKIN,

‘Il ease, caused by a parasite.

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MEN'S WEAR ar | RUDDY. & Mac “The World’s. Doings i in » Bret |= 4
——eEEEESs ee . . _ News: Notes from Many.Sources | lk ‘dia ”Hotor _
that gives Salielaction, - ! Victoria is preparing elaborate }is about to recede, i is the declara- n ian Cycles: :

plans for a carnival on August
4. 5, ‘

Exceptionally im mt is

mrovinee:

~The Anglican’ aynod, in session
at Vancouver, voted: “againiat
church: union, a

_ The provincial labor commis-
sion is holding. sessions in the
Columbia Valley...

Explorer Parry, Tyho is now in

Antarctic expedition.

Great damage and loss of life
are reported as.the result of se-
vere storms: in Germany.

* ‘The v. s. congress has not. yet
taken action in-the matter of. the

proposed ‘Panama toll’ exemp-

tions..

Col. Goethals, chief engineer
of’ the: Panama! canal, declares
the canal will be fully open for
trafic by January 1, 1915.

In navigating the Fraser river
during. high water a number of

wrecking of seows and canoes,

The trip ‘of German business
men through. Canada has been
postponed owing to political and
economic disturbances in Europe.

A provincial horticulturist has
been stationed at Prince Rupert,
for the benefit of. fruit-growers
of the Skeena and Interior dis-
tricts, '

A German physician ‘declares
that cancer is a contagious dis-

claims to have found an effective
vagcine. a

~ Owing. to the great. increase. in
the number of immigrants enter-
ing Canada, stricter regulations

| will be enforeed, to prevent the

admission of undesirables.

An, Ottawa despatch says the

yevision of the general tariff of

the Dominion will be elaborated.

—| this summer, hearings being. giv-
Ten to representatives of all .in-

dustries.

L W, W: agitators tried to force
Italian laborers. working on the
Great Northern at Wilson Creek, |
Wash., to discontinue work.
One. of the leaders. was.stoned to
death in the. row which resulted.

if succeseful i in obtaining sub-

Heated eetoeeobetetobedin gidies * from the United States =

[| and, Dominion . governments, the

5 Skeena Latndry | White Pass & Yukon, railway will

"Eee Ling, Prop, Hlextend its ling. to. Fairbanks,
“Our! Work heats aur Hates 3 | through the White River region, |

7 a | which is said to be rich in native|
Baths Tn Connection, : copper.

/ cal and tee us. Next dqor to $1 Richard C, Miller, commnitted

sad swbaemnw, 3| to jail by parliament. for. refusal |

payments, allaged to have. been

the . Laurier government, . was
_|released on the prorogation of
the. house. .

That Canada should not be 1 al-

be: sworried by the present finan-
cial: ‘depredsion ‘and: that an-or-

ates. sources, -ta

create the impression: that condi-
dit canis i

pBO

sia

‘purpose of warring against Brit-|]
»lish- rule ‘in. India, .. with wide-,

_ |have been arrested for conspir-|

Sepoya i in military’ centers, have

Paris, ia considering plans for an}

lives have been lost through’ the,

He.

tion of Sir. Henry Pellat, the ee
Canadian financier,. WW. WRATHALL
. AGENT

A gociety. organized for the}

‘HAZELTON, B, C.

spread ramifications, has been

‘Stephenson & ‘Crum
discovered, Forty-four Bengalis

Undertakers and 1 Divee Oo 1
|ing.to bring about a general mas- Funeral Directors © a

sacte. Documents containing| Special attention to Shipping Cases
plans for the corruption of the

Y
. Hazenton, B. C. i
. . {

ro auth s

A, Chisholm

General Hardware

Builders’ Material
Miners’ Supplies

Hazelton, B. C.

been found,

Stanley Miller’s Death
. Stanléy Miller, a well-known
resident of the Bulkley Valley,
died at Hazelton Hospital: on
Thursday of last week, after a
‘|lingering illness, and was buried
in Hazelton cemetery on Friday,

tee

being followed to the grave by|6 —@
many who knew and esteemed
him in life, Rey, John Field, of ALEX MICHEL
St. Peter’s Church, conducted
the services. Good Store and Road House
Mr. Miller, who was 62 years
of age, was one of the pioneers H it ‘MORICETOWN 4
. ° . . aitway between aze on an
of the district, having been here Aldermere _ _
for eight years. He was widely |- _ a
known in Spokane and as a pio-| Meals 50c Beds 50e nm

neer in the Kootenays, where he
was engaged in mining, being
looked upon as an authority in
that industry, to which he de-
voted many years of his life.
During his residerice in this dis-
trict he won the ‘respect and
friendship of all with whom he

CONS caren | emma 1} rare Hl Heeern iL henamee pit jomece

‘SMOKE
the BELLA RUPERT
and REGAL Cigars

For Sale at all Stores

Made from the beat imported tobaccas,
seasoned 4and 6 years, Union made, and
4& Prince Rupert industry.

a —o

came in contact, and his death PRINCE RUPERT CIGAR
will he regretted by all, as well MANUFACTURERS. . ~
BOX39 PRINCE RUPERT

ag by oldtimers in Spokane, Of Se iitemtttimmtt 5 =
which’ city he was a pioneer. : a

| Garde & Kennaugh
.. QYIL and BONING ENGINEERS ;
Suits 1, FEDERAL BLock, 3rd AVENUE,

Surveying, Estimates, Plans, Reports
and Blue Prints, Expert Drafting.
Designing of Power and Mining Plants.

Testing Coalfield
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas - Jeffer-
son, who returned to Telkwa last
week, were warmly weleomed by

their many friends, They were|P.0.Box 10. Prince Rupert, B.C. i-
accompanied from the coast by ,
A. J. Beandette, M.E., who will Notice of Sale

On instructions from the Dominion =

be associated with Mr, Jefferson
in the drilling operations on the
Morice river.coal property of the| -
Prince. Rupert Coalfields, Ltd.

Rovernment I will sell two hean. -pack-
orses and yeorling. colt with pack sad-
dies for $225.00,

And take notice that if not sold with-

separately to the highest bidder at my

in 80 days from date I will sell them,

to answer questions concernng| 2

madé to.members of parliament if
on account’ of contracts let by,

fected and | ‘certainly should. not | f°

gahized attempt: is being made| i
| from United,.

unfavorable} ao

ranch, Kispiog valley, on llth Jul -_

1913, at 12 v’clock noon. a a / if
. W. CORNER, - Ea

lith June, 1913, . ‘, ==

Notice of Sale

Notice is hereby given to James Me-
Donald or any person claim ming owner- ia
ship in the following described horses, ‘i
that the same will be sold at Hazelton
to pay for wintering and expenses, un- i
less. claimed before July 5th, 1913,
Description of horses: Brown gelding, {
quarter circle 0 on right shoulder; blac }
gelding, monagram on right should- {
er: brown gelding, EJ. on left hip: 1
--| brawn mare, no brand; yearling” colt, ii
no brand; blue roan gelding, X on X'on left : 1”
lurred | :
i]
|

A crew of about twenty men
will be employed during the sum-
mer, and it ig expected that pros-
pecting operations will be .com-
pleted and the extent of the
deposits. proven this season.

-|F. M. Dockrill, who is also inter-
ested in the property, will ar-.
tive in.the course of afew days,
with additional equipment, —

shoulder; red roan geiding,
hip, X Lazy Lon left shoulder; bucke m
gelding, 2 on right shoulder; . white
, gelding, bottle left shoulder, x right
+s shoulder; strawberry roan. mare, no
Driving brand. - J. L. BARKER.
Ootsa Lake, June 5, 1918, or .o

Stetson Hats, Men’ 3 Sizes, at
Sargent's,:

Ladies’ and Gents’
Gloves at Sargent’s.

, — |

TAKE ‘THE HINT

: and you can ook your horse i in the. Face.

Biy a McCormick Machine that is But

- for Service. ‘y

_ You. cannot t really. want your horses to work -
harder than necessary. ‘~ You. will get more work, out thy

._ them every ‘day if they are hitched to. an _eayy Palling,. pe :
"yutining machine. It is not a matter of sentimerit-—its a a phin
‘business proposition, . Think Ie Over. Thetye “come: in mand
et ua show you the ‘machihes.:.° ,

-CHETTLEBURGH & SINCLAIR, a