“Everything in Canvas”’

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

HAZELTON HOSPITAL sexes,

for any period from ona month upward ot $1 per month in advance. Thia rate includes office con- sultations and medicines, ag well a3 all coats while in the in the hospital. Tickets obtainable In Hazelton

Stephenson and Fred Field; In Alder- ore, from Rev, F. L, Stephenson, or at: the Hos- pital ‘from the Medical Superintendent.

Stephenson & Crum

Undertakers and Funeral Directors

Special attention to Shipping Cases

Hazetton, B. C,

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 Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Candies.

The Best of Everything

Overland Cigar Store Slinger & Ayerde

a —e A Word In Season

To Farmers Only Look over your implements and machinery and let us know your repair wants. 1 am pre- paired to do your work or supply necessary parts for your machinery, implements,

wagons, and plows. DON’T WAIT, avoid the rush of 7 spring work. ietoioit oH

C.F. Willis

Blacksmith, Horsesheer Hazelton, B, C.

_ All kinds of

Dry Birch

and Soft

Sawed To Order ‘and Delivered

Jack Goold

Leave Orders at Hazelton Bakery

We Are Sole Agents for

National Cash Registers DaytonComputing Scales Heintzman Pianos In Northern B, C.

_W. Wark & Son JEWELERS

PRINCE RUPERT }

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P.O. Box.76

‘Nothing for the Ladies Nothing for the Babies } But the

‘TL Best of Everything for the Men

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| ‘Haselton, 3B; Go

Local and Personal

Charles Barrett has returned to the Diamond D ranch.

The Hazelton Bakery coffee- house at New Hazelton will he opened tomorrow.

John Bethurem, of Kitselas, came in on Thursday, He will remain in Hazelton,

Frank Johnson was in town early in the week. He has been wintering up the valley,

South Bulkley has been added to the list of places at which polls will be held on election day. —

Wim. Johnston, of Chicken Lake, spent a week in town, returning up the valley this morning.

Edgar Harris, of Harris Mines, Ltd., returned today from a three montha’ stay at his home in Vancouver,

Foreman James McKay, of the Interior Lumber Co., is the proud father of a baby girl, horn at the hospital on Thursday.

Dr, Clayton, who has come out as an independent Conservative candidate for Skeena, will hold a meeting here tonight.

Foreman Wegner, of McHugh's contract, is in town today. He yeports excellent progress in con- struction in the Valley.

I. W. Gyaham, engineer in charge of residency 25, is receiv- ing congratulations on the birth of a daughter last Sunday.

Duncan Ross has gone to Bulk- ley Summit, to arrange for the establishment of camps on his new construction contract,

Slinger & Ayerde have ar- ranged a billiard tournament for next week. Sixteen entries are in the handicapper’s hands.

Hunter Corner and A. E. Fal- coner returned yesterday from a trip to the Upper Skeena country. They have been gone six weeks.

A. N, McNaughton is on his way toe Francois lake, with ma- chinery and supplies for the de- velopment of his land at South Francois.

H. Coppock - reports all his houses rented for the season. There is likely to be a scarcity of accommodation in Hazelton he- fore long.

Harry Brossau, a miner of ex- perience in the Kootenays and Portland Canal, came up the Yiver today and will remain in this district.

Robert and Emory Barger, of

\ | Bulkley Valley, came in on Tues-

day, and after spending a couple of days in town returned to their ranch with supplies. .

Barney Mulvany, whose firm

is handling the mails and express | 4 matter between the end of steel | ;

and Hazelton, has removed his headquarters to Hazelton.

A, Blayney, of South Francois, is the possessor of a live silver fox, which was caught by an Indian. Mr. Blayney is now

animal.

season is scheduled for this after- noon, The Longs and Shorts will play the deciding game of. their series, the proceeds going’ to the hospital.

James Shaw, who has been a member of the Hudson's Bay staff for a couple of years, has

|tesigned -his position, and will

enter the contracting busiriess. He left on Monday for a bnief visit to the coast.

P. Vibert, inspector of hiranches for the Union Bank, spent the

. earl part of the week in town.

els now visiting ‘the Bulkley

looking for amate to the valuable}

The final hockey game of the

a eee THE OMINECA MINER;

Manson Meeting on

the Anditorium,

8 o'clock. Mr. William Manson, Conservative Candidate for Skeena Electoral District, and others will speak. Seats will be reserved for ladies.

valley, where a branch of the bank is to be established in the

‘jnear future, if report speaks

truly.

Manager McKenzie, of the In- terior Lumber Company, states that the mill, which was burned

again on Monday, the burned equipment having been replaced. The loss in the fire is estimated at $1,600,

H. N. Wright, formerly man- ager of the local branch of the Bank of Vancouver, who has spent the last three months in England, ison his way back to Hazelton. has arranged for the investment of considerable capital in mining properties in this district.

Gus Timmermeister was in from Chicken Lake during the week, on business. Gus, whois now in charge of the Broughton & MeNeil enterprises at Chicken Lake, is enthusiastic when he tells of the development of the newest of Bulkley towns. * The rich agricultural lands of the

jacent mines of Hudson Bay mountain are attracting a lot of

to the prosperity of the place.

W. A of the Woman's Auxiliary will

a quarter past three at Mrs, Leslie’s house,

For ‘Spring Wear

a splendid line of Spring Dress Goods, Fancy Waists, Skirts, ete. :

Fresh Seeds Here R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd,

of garden seeds,

Hazelton

i Bakery

now open nights

Nuff Sed! |

F or Fine Cigars, Cigarettes . and. Tobaccos go to

GTP. Cigar Store and. Pool Room

Soft Drinks, Confectionery, -_ _ Books and Magazines

Baths In Conteton je B “Bran, # :

Monday Evening|

A meeting of the electors of Haz- || _ felton and vicinity will be held in Hazelton, on |[i Monday evening, March 18th, at |i@

Jast week, will be in operation!

It is understood hej}

west side, he says, are being |i@ rapidly improved, while the ad-'

attention and will add materially F

The fortnightly sewing party A

meet on Thursday afternoon at iN

C, V. Smith calls attention to||

Wash | {4

have just received a good variety i

BUILDING - SUPPLIES | & TOOLS ©

~ Contractors’ and Builders’ Supplies, Nails, Tor

Paper, Building. Paper, Roofing. Glass, : Putty,

Paints and Oil-Paint Brushes, Varnish Biushes, ete ,

Carpenters’ Tools

Saws, Hammers Squares, Rules Carpenters’.

Pencil, Chisles, Drawknives, Try. Squares, Bench. _ Squares, Levels, Smoothing Planes, Jack Planes and © Jointers in 1-2 Iron and all Iron, Match Planes, Bead

Planes and Nosing Planes--Ratchet Braces, Bits i in.

~ Sets or r Singly

“All the above atticles.a are: 2 nef to ‘the Settler : as well’as the professional builder and our prices are”

the lowest 1 in the Northem Interior. .

- Parties going into the Bulkley valley. will find our branch store in Telkwa_ fitted, out with: a. very

| the requirements sof the setter, prospector and surveyo

We will be sleased | to finish prices ss and render.

" every assistance possible:to all who are: ‘contemplating: .

making a tour to the Groundhog: coalfields—-Indjan

toboggan freighters procured and: ‘arrangements made"

for: pack horses for the opening. of the s season.

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