{ Shoe Buying

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A new, speedy and comfort.
able E-M-F 30, will carry

passengers between Hazelton :
and all other points in the !
district.
Ingineca Hotel; Hazelton.

C. R. DURANT

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! City Transfer

and General Delivery

Freight delivered to all Nearby Points,
New Hazelton, Road Houses and Mincs,
All Orders Filled with Care and Dispatch,

Residence and Barn close to
Blacksmith Shop

A. M. Ruddy

Hazelton, It. ©,

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A. Chisholm

General Hardware

Builders’ Material |
Miners’ Supplies

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Hazelton, B. C,
We will sell
our POOL
ROOM and

A Snap ii

$1,000, Including four tables,
Private cue rack, seats and
everything to go with tables,
cash register, 9 -foot silent
salesman, ete,

Purchaser can either move or
run it where it is.

We will sell any of our stock

" atinvoice prices, -

Overland Cigar: Sore

~ Slinger & Ayerde

Be Careful in |

Carelessness is a Fault, One
who is careless in shoe buying
always pays dearly for it. The
mote thought you give to the
requirements of your feet, the
more you will appreciate the
high qualities found in -

“INVICTUS”

FOOTWEAR

Noel & Rock:

Sole Agents
Hazelton, B.C.

Office 3rd Ave. =

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tors, Road Making and Mining Hackney and Saph

ery and Supplies

adian Rand Co.’s Products
Prince Rupert, B.C. §|}'

Sees :

P.O. Box 436.

“Gall or Send for Catalogs and Prices

| Machinery and Implements, Dairy ‘Supplies, Ete.

CURLY’S

Garage opposite the - :

district,

Tocal and Distt Notes!

- R. DeR, Hovell is Is spending a
few days at the coast.

P. J. ‘Jennings is on his way

|South, on mining businegs,

The Nine-Mile trail has been
extended to the Silver Pick.

P. B. Carr and A. S. Beaton
have returned from Bear river,

Mrs, J, Mason Adanis ‘and
daughter are visitors in Telkwa,

Mrs. Purvis was & passenger
for Telkwa on the auto Stage,

Jack Goold and Frank Conway

are in from their’ Chicken Lake
lands.

FB, Chettleburgh ‘has gone
to Vancouver for a few days, on
coal business,

Walter Borns returned on Wed-
nesday ‘from a visit to his ranch
in Bulkley Valley,

WwW. Lynch i is now office man

ager for George M. Beirnes and

Ruddy & Mulvany.

Ed Kohse and George Hauck,
Chicken Lake’ ranchers, are

} [Spending a few days in town.

A’son was born to Rev. C. E,
and Mrs. Batzold, of Telkwa, at
Hazelton hospital on Wednesday.

Wiggs O’Neill returned from
the Valley on Wednesday, with a
number of passengers i in his auto

i stage,

George McBean will leave ina
few days for Prince Rupert,
taking his motor car to the coast
for the winter,

J. B. Gottstein, of Prince ‘Ru-
pert, manager of W. J, McMillan
& Co., came up on Wednesday's
train, on business,

Four patients have been oper-
ated on for appendicitis during
the last fifteen days-at'the ‘hospi-
tal, All are doing well.

Hazelton Conservative Associa-
tion held a general meeting on
Thursday’ ‘evening. Reports of
officers were favorably received.

The regular quarterly ' meeting
of the board-of trade will.be held
in the rooms above Adams’ drug
store on Tuesday evening at 8,

McLauchlin & Co. are busy
turning out several large orders
for air pipe, to be used in the
working mines around Hazelton,

J.5. Cline returned on Monday |".
from a visit to the upper Bulkley
Valley. He reports business con-
ditions favorable throughout the

‘Dr. Harper is taking the place,

lof Dr. C. G. MeLean, assistant

superintendent of Hazelton Hos-
pital, who is enjoying a vacation
in southern cities,

“George M. Beirnes hag returned

5 [from Vancouver, where he spent

a fortnight on business connected
with his valuable holdings in the
Groundhog coal field:

RB D. Ross aceoinpanies the
tl party of mén which is on the Way
to Coal creek, to continue devel-

opment on the properties of the

| Copper River Coal Syndicate,

J, C. K. Sealy, who has been

z spending a fortnight in the Bulk-
sHley Valley, returned to town on
RB Thursday, - -with good reports of
fs conditions throughout the. valley,

-C. “E; Bailey, fire warden in.the

: Babine’ lake ‘district, returned
‘jg | from the lake during the week,
| He reports only one bad fire dur-

ing the summer, although’ smaller
blazes képt him busy, ;

. Harold Price, owner.of lot 150,
was in ‘Hazelton on Wednesday
evening. He predicts great things
for South Hazelton, . and is mak-
ing extensive improvements on
his land, which adjoins the town-
site. He was accompanied. by F.,
KE. Fuller, of London, Eng. 2 :

a: “The adjourned school meeting,
“a held i in the schoolliousé on. Mon-
. day © ‘evening:
(| organization of the: new board by
: electing a. EB. Kirby: third . -frus-
j{ tee, in succession to W, J. Lyrich,

resigned, The trustees reported

completed the}

JL, Christie ie thinks
is a fine trout stream, I ing
a pail of water the other -day he
captured a four-pound rainbow
trout. :

Thomas Harrison and: Burns
Bowerman arrived in- ‘Hazelton
on Monday, after a successful
prospecting Season in the Omin-
eca river country. ~ .

J.S. Kennedy, proprietor of
the Telkwa pool hall, and ‘one of
the pioneers of the Valley . town,
was in Hazelton during the Week,
on his way to the coast, .'

Among the Francois ‘lake
farmers who came in for supplies
during the week were’: George
Smith, James Newman, . Leslie
Acrea and Harry Taitan.

Work has been resumed on thie
Nine-Mile wagon road, which is
to be extended for about amile,
to allow the Harris Mines to con-
nect, with it by means of asleigh
road,

Hugh Gibson, whose excellent
work on the Manson trail has
been commented on by all who
use that highway, returned with
his crew on Thursday, having
finished his season’s work,

Bliss G. Ellis, who has been for
some months a member of the
Broughton & MeNeil staff at
Aldermere, came in on Monday,
leaving on Thursday for Win-|:
nipeg, where he will spend. the
winter,

Arthur Skelhorne has returned
from a business visit to the coast.
In-the future he will devote his
attention mainly to the Ground-
hog properties in which he is as-
sociated with Vancouver and
eastern capitalists, .

Miss Ritchey, whe has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, . R, Cc.
Sinclair, in Hazelton, left for her
home in Seattle on Thursday, but

in Prince Rupert before return=
ing to the Sound city.

‘E. GC. Stephenson has resigned
the office qf deputy coroner, after
long and efficient. service,.” The

has not as yet taken any action

succeed him.

Association, and is now making

Jof a rink on the athletic grounds,

The sheet of ice will have an
area of 80 by 170 feet, and its

advantageous tothe hockey team,

.|a3 well as'to citizens who enjoy ey

skating,”

to Hazelton on Monday..
season’s work, they say, haa
practically demonstrated

of the anthracite coal deposits...

A. fortnight ago ’ Robert Me.
Clain, - formerly’ a teamater ‘ in
Hazelton, - was taken . ilk “while
freighting. on the Bulkley road,
Pneumonia developed.’ ‘and, ‘his
condition becoming serious, he
was brought:i in‘to the hospital 4
few days ago, Every care was

‘| given him after his arrival at tha] [i

hospital,’ but he failed to rally,
and bis death occurred yesterday
morning, : -
ber of the Fraternal Order of
‘Eagles, -Omirieca Aerie, of Ha-
zelton, will také- charge of thi
funeral arrangements. ‘

~ The first wagon to be driven to
Francois ‘lake, “via” Burns lake,;
‘was that of C.-Bransby Williams;
of Killay ranch, °
three dayé fot Jc He. Keefe, the

miles * j

|that a sum in excess of  $100/Decke

at would be required for ‘current ex: bi

John TA der

lake settler, ‘was: n

the week, 2
Robert ‘Sette rey; of  -raneois

lake, aecompanied. hy his - “two ns

sons, spent 4 couple of ‘days. in
town during the week, . ‘Mr. Jef=
frey left for Varicouver on Thors-
day. :

Harry “Webber, “atewart: of: the
Ingineca _Cefe, - is: absent.“on: a
business trip to .Prince - ‘Rupert:
Ed. Kohse’ is officiating i in’ the

absence of the ' ‘popular’ “Slats,” |.
News has been received ‘from [
the east.of the death of the broth-|

ther of J. Mason’ Adams’ and’ hh
F, Adams, of Hazelton.:: . The Jat-

ter was on his way. to: bjs broth-.
bedside ™ When: the: sad

er’s
event occurred.

At the eonatruetion ‘supply
cache: ‘at . Barrett’s” “raneh; ‘on

Saturday, last, D.. E, McLennan,

who is in charge of the contract-

ors’ supplies at that. ‘point, died ;

suddenly -of heart disease. - -De-
ceased was-23 years of age ‘and:a

native of. Scotland, He had been | {
employed by -Foley, Welch '&
Stewart since his arrival in. ‘Can-|

ada, three years . - 820, ‘Hig
brother, M.. MeLennai, of Prince
Rupert, will accompany the-re-
mains to the coast, where the
funeral will be held,

Severe criticism of the medical
staff. on ‘construction has -been
occasioned -by the delay in ob-
taining a death certificate in this
case. It appears: ‘that ‘some, at

least, of the physicians in the
contractors’ hospital Service, are
not qualified to issue certificates,
An investigation of this and other
matters relating to the hospital
service will be asked for.

will spend a week with friends}

attorney - general’s department] —

known who will be appointed: to Ni

Al. Johnson | has. secured the |i
rinktoncession from the Athletic

convenient location will be most:

A. EB Falecner_ and Hunter | (%
Corner, who have spent a couple pal
of months in the Groundhog dis- | [¢
trict, where they are interested Pa
in promising coa} lands, returned if
The | jit

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the | [i
great extent of the upper Skeena ra
coal field and the immense value | f

Deceased was a mem-||[b

driver, to; “negotiate : ‘the: “tree
between:

- NOTICE-— Members of
Omineca Aerie are request.
ed'to attend the Funeral of
‘our late Brother, Robert Mc.
Clean; at 2:30 p.m., Sunday

competition :
prizes ‘awarded.

$ {
and. “to. “Wate. West instex, 7":
the $50.00.

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“LOCATED .ON, ‘GOOD LAND:
In the famous, Fraitots Lake®
‘2 Farming. District!

Come. and see us, 1). miles. west |
of North: Francois Preneoia Lake: PLOe.

3 W. Henkle & C GD. ‘Haven’
~- Bight’ years ie the district. Me

mencemont,: ae

# notice that Elmer Camero:
w Hazelton, painter, in nds ti
for. permission to h
eberibed lan

ington
|. Commencing at-

north bank “of: TeanPoat i
mile from ita4unction with, the |

“I viver, thence west 30 chaing:
chains Ore gr less ta. the Bullcley

goat 2 chaing. moré or leas: along the
Ikley. ‘Tiver to the Bear.r river ‘-mouth

‘ rote north’ 8¢-‘chaina, more or. le:

along the Béar river to |.

or less, . . mer C 7am

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Operating. 0 over: Giand ‘Trunk: Pa.
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all pointa in. Eaitera. Canada; ithe
United States, Great Pritain, Ete,

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