2 E 0, E: ‘OMINECA ABRIET 2h

- * -Mesta: ‘every: Tuenday -eve-

ning. fe zal a'clock -in the. Hazelton | ,
wn Hy,

are

Los
ae

a yc ite AL was vestry a
iets urea for. damages:  nbich aggregated

Barristers and-Sollciors... jover @ million dollars.”

wt ; > Bowne n- 14 Heebange Bullion The. linnig, was set by: ‘Justice |
oS TWaphone Smart TE Hough of the United States dis,

: —— —— | trict court. upon petition of thé
ee TR, Oceanic: Steam Navigation ‘Com-|t
oe ie Ww. AUSTIN, -.  |pany, Lithited;-which owned: ‘the
vessel, The .company. furnighed

ot tl Maselten, for paying
"Gres Bron, Burden & Co The petitio

age oe
k ® Maan, "We BEC, | of Tiability for the. owners of the
W. Pasa, stearnai ‘Cithnie, which gank on|
Was Ret, | ‘yesterday, at

a bond for.the sermon entity

velopment’ in. the decade. all
the Dominion, and. especially
British: ‘Columbia, ; oo
‘Taki ing: ‘Canada s ag & whole

“—.", /court. that. the.company? atnterest | - ber o

“ Deminion bad L Engrs Columbia ~. fin’ the vessel was-limited'to -the |in

es 7 (DS hand Surveyors sos. 7, 14. Jifeboats recovered; : - prepaid
_ Offices’ at :Viotoria,: Nelson, Fort George | passage; Money. -amounting’ to

and Hazel $85,212 and freightage amourit-

-2 a. LEO, Men. oe Office. -| to $2078, . Rverything. connected.

#| with the: steamer’ except ‘the life-
Ngati -became a total loas in, the
-§ : disaster. “The, petitioners : claimed
og "Bite € cai Tata and a harng Co exemption from liabilities “un-
. “= _ Fries vert Bo! der, the -statues of: the: United
eon a oe States, and the gener rale i in’ “ad |
mivaliy. ;

_Undeytao and.

Funeral Diresiain + Money. To: Barn.

Ottawa, Oct.:7: — The. depart-
‘Seda attention to Ehipphig cases ment of finance has been burning.
up much- money’ of-. late in -the
work of-cleaning up the‘ currency.
=| The circulation’has been.-rid of a
- Latest ewelr Novelties In: very large number of: bills’ this|’
mo = Sh iver. figh. grade’ watchs, -year. The figures of the depart-|

' “pment showa large increase in the

a Watch Repai airing, " -Lmamber of ‘dirty - bills: turned ‘in
Me 0, A. RAGSTAD,. Hazelton and destroyéd, . “During the fiscal
- year 1911-12there were destroyed
" Eveners, Singletrees, and. general: $8,606,832 in one dollar bills and
~ supplies. . “Agehy for: the’ - |$5,688,615.in two... This year the

ps + Hageuton, BL.

. “Stadebaker Wagons, : i? cleaning: process. has produced
. ” ‘FOM. RYAN - |much’ greater - proportionate. re-
_ _ Bam = New Hazelton, sults. * Duririg the’ period from’

~| April 80 to Aug, 81; 1911, - there
| weye destroyed $2, 479, 828 in ones
= fand, $2,280: 136 in twos, Daring
meee the. corresponding: period this

~ Arstand Bing Conc year there’ have “heen: cancelled
aE B Qestroyed $4,312,177 in. ones

aa and $3,141, 101i in. twos,

ae - Entimatea 0 on ay, class of
<r _ Bisheds AIL wo

r: cos of the digtrit yee receiver-
a lee ‘in, ‘Halif t. . John,
: Ehasiatown, Montreal “Toron-
to," Winnipeg . arid. Vancouver.

Studebaker. Wagens

p Very Special Prices On These To Clear Out ih Pieataton of
New Stock

az F. WILLIS, ae "HAZELTON
Bhckaniting and a Carriage Work. ms

fe = nee

J ‘PIERCY, “MORRIS & CO.

» The Leading ‘Wholexate: House. of Northern British, Columbia:
: PRINCE. RUPERT, B. C. ;
All that is new ‘atid good in. me eee
woe, “0 MEN'S. FURNISHINGS. ct Te
HOUSE. FURNISHINGS,» _ -
- NOTIONS, Ete. .
. ‘Telegiaphio oF mail order filled: and shipped biromptly. on- receipt.

Dealers * will-‘find. Quality, Price. and: Servieg equally Satisfactory j :

Wholesale Only.

a when, dealing wath us, oe

aT RATTAN

£ E- fron; HAZELTON:
AR4. to’ End of Steel

ig

very | Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at 9: 30 a.m. °

‘with Alk. ‘Passenger . Trains to..and. from. Prince Rupert

RUDDY & MULVANY, Props.

EA HRENIEOMMNSNNUNTEESNOMNNNTARIN

umes

4

5

= :
~ = Carrying Passengers, Baggage and: ‘Express, ‘and Connecting ;

es

Ee

a

Vm

ee rare

re Trg Tbe Sh

: ‘Passenger. ‘Traina lewre:Sealgy Crossing at.10 9.m. Thursdays and Stn.
: days § arriving mt Princa: Rupert at.Bp. m.

7 if . Twin Screw Steamers -. 7
| roe Pie Bead ine Gee
: ae Aum. Vancouver; Victoria dad Selle

sayingeting. with. tile famous’ _ 2

Janicoi Vi

"MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at 9 aim,

ye “Maintaina weekly. service ta Port “simbaoh, ‘Naas,
Pine loh Granby Bey and t Rusen Charlotte Tolands,. webs

‘19,209 tm

aL, 164,775)582; °°

1910 it‘had 651,

Fo the inane btn ‘indu
of Canada,” which has’ just:

vested waa increased from
916,487. to’. '$1,945,745,496; the’
number of-employees from” 339, « “
178. to 51d, 2a; the salaries ‘and,

“the. cap)

the products from 481,058 305 to i

These’ figures, show i a develop:
ment:of. industry which’ is: ‘moat
gratifying, -but there” is’ a more
gratifying feature yet, ao. far.as
we of. British ‘Columbia are .con-,
cerned,” ‘Our industrial } progress
during the decade was ‘greater
than that: of any other | province
in: Proportion to. our population.
“In 1900, ‘British Columbia had
105 industrial establishments; in
‘The’ capital in-

vested i in 1900. was. $22, 901, 892i,

from _ $5,456,538

may, | its - industrial : ‘infancy, . ig - mo: 7
oe than holding its‘own as a factor Kx

in the building up ofa gréat and x
prosperous Canada. —EX..

‘in: 1910 it had grown to $128, -

027,521; ‘The number © of” em-
ployees. grew from 11 545i in 1900
to 33,312 in 1919; the wages paid

to $17,240,670;

and the -value of the products
from $19,447,778 to $65, 141, 236,
In’ other ‘words, - the. number of

nearly “doubled: | “Moré. : than | ‘six
times the capital was - - invested;
three times as many people were
employed; - with. an Increase of

convinced that

‘The - ‘Bpeaker

* “Dairying has
pf t the wealthiest

Columbia as’ wel

> B. C. ‘Adapted to Dairying
Vancouver et.” §:— “I am
immense gec-
{tions.of British. ‘Columbia are ad-
mirably. adapted, for dairying,
and i in time I look to see that in-
dustry well - established in the

|province. They talk about the
great profits from. wheat, but_ I
-|-would like to point out’ that, the’
Brockville cheege” hoard. Jast year
-|paid Out the sum‘of three million
Sales, dollars to the farmers of the dis-
| trict,: and more will be paid out
this year, That, is big money ‘to
be divided’ among a: compara-
tively small umber of farmers,”
was. Senator
‘Daniel Derbyaliire, of Brovkville,
Ont., who has been president of
the Bastern- Ontatio- -Dairymen! 8
Association for twenty- five years,
and whois an acknowledged aui-
thority on dairying:

rio-and:it wilkdo so. in British

1” on

produced some’
farmers i in On

The number of persons en e
in mining -in' “Germany. i
was 787,000; of these 1,368 were
killed, “about 178 per. thousand.

veel

land,: within two
ton,: with peeled

enough peeled fogs ‘to build al we
stable, Also M6 aeres. locally |
known | ds: Mog equ to. Flats witht

Herts sowe

Haze lton;

FOR SAI LE~Ten actes of cleared

miles of° Hazel-

-log- house and |

to ‘timothy anc

}Alfalfa,: Ail fenced‘and seeded,
Ha of owner 4

ry Coppock,

collect munie’d for
forthe Compan

will not bejiab)

to by the anid
ority to Bet f

“NOTICE, -
‘ Novice inhereby jlven that the Hartia :

Mines Limited, Nan:
has not authorized 8,

Peradnal Liability,”

oF issue receipta

hat this Company

ahy obligations en-

Woodall, as ho has
ye

W.-- Woodall to | j

may. well be - proud and. prevea -o .
that this- province, ‘although | i .

|e

Art. Clothes”

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a Raa

sheinbbebeients

Eatunten cee

ne

~The. cole weather is fast: approaching -

- wee ae

lig stock of Heating Stoves as |
well as Cook Stoves.

The s stove ‘shown j in the. veut :

“Wee are “again in ‘the market with a

—o oT “=

makes a dandy —

“ad: Cook: Stove as ‘wel:

-HEATER-

Chicken F eed -

A: big shipment. of * Wheat, ‘Cracked Wheas and

Cracked Com received this week,

| Timothy Seed .

Another shipment of Tiny 5 Seed ative and caling
at 20 cents. per, pound... .

“Look at’ our Nos. 9662 and 9663
| vat $8. 00: .

_ They Are Dandys

ate

|

When ordering. your: fall or winter a.

Suit or. Overcoat remember.

Excel.

"Have a look over r OUF gen ee

thes

Wet Weather

| Ay very attractive line of i im-|.
. porte Jan coats for men and a