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Editorial Notes

 

~~ [NEWS NOTES OF
OLD HAZELTON

The Bulkley Valley <Agricul-
tural Association has received a
consignment of stumping powder
from the Provincial government
for the use of the settlers im
clearing land.

The general manager of
Union Bank has forwarded
each member of the bank's local

staff a substantial cheque in rec-
ognition of their work in saving
the bank property at the time of
the warehouse fire.

J. H. Kugler and son of Van-
couver were in Hazelton during
the week.

George McBean has gone to
the coast for the winter, taking
his automobile.

Thomas Harirson and Burns

Bowerman are developing claims
on Hudson Bay Mountain

\. H. Wyllie of the government

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INSURE THE FUTURE

 

 

steps for the protection of the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

office staff spending a two

| weeks’ vacation in Victoria.

Fred Wilson, an undesirable

j}character was sent to jail for six

months on a charge of vagrancy.

J. F. Adams is returning from

Ontario, where he attended the
funeral of his brother, the late
EF. B. Adams.

 

A man named Deschamps, cook
for Cataline, the packer, died on
the trail near Fourth Cabin a few
days ago.

L. L. DeVoin has gone to the
Rosenthal DeVoin ranch = at
Chieken Lake to superintend fur-
ther improvements.

During the winter James Cronin
will manage the Standard Mine at
Silverton, returning to this dis-

trict in the spring.

J. A. Maedonald, manager of
Sargent’s Telkwa store, was in
town early in the week, en route

to Vancouver for a business visit

George Neilson and J. W
Power, of the Silver Island, re-
turned from a visit to the prop-

on which a small crew will
work all winter.

erty,

A large party of Ootsa Lake
ranchers left for that district
during the week with supplies

and a number of horses for win-
tering.

J. M. MacCormick, manager of
the Hazelton store of RK. Cunning-
ham & Son, Ltd., is paying a fiy-
ing visit lo Vaneouver busi-
ness for his firm,

 

Cc. P. R. Move Offices.

Yesterday afternoon the mem-
bers of the staff of the local office
of the C. P. BR. Ry. Co. were busy
moving into their handsome new
offices the corner of Third
avenue and Sixth street, lately
oceupied by C. D. Newton, the
well known real estate man. The
new quarters are much larger and
more commodious than those just
vacated in the Alder Block. Tix
new location, at the present time
being the most central in the city,
is the occasion of much pride and
self congratulation Mr. J. C.
McNab, the popular local agent,
and his staff.

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Heavy Loss

The Vancouver General
pital this year has cost &15,-
8909.85 more than it has earned,
according to the report submitted
by the treasurer to the Board

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i OF THE CITY present. The affairs of the city
os : have to be looked after, and be
No one denies the value of}
placed upon a sound business
a good life insurance policy, basis, not only for today and
nor the assurance that losses) tomorrow, but for the future
by fire, accident or sickness
| welfare of the community.
ft will be reimbursed, It is com- : %.
ligline foe the father of a fa- Political and religious bod-
mily to know that if he is sud- les are continually speaking
denly called away his dear; of our duty to our fellow man,
ones will not be thrown upon and there is nothing that is
the charity of the world; that half so noble, Half so grand as
his wife will not have to bend to lighten the burden of oth-
her young shoulders over the | ers, even if at a sacrifice to
washboard in an endeavor to; ourselves. What is more sac-
keep the little ones that call to red then, than to lighten the
her for food, from the poor| purdens and if possible
house. It has been said that smooth the path not only for
insurance is a duty ineumbent our neighbor, but for the
upon very man and that a countless multitudes that will
marriage licence should only follow after us? It is we who
be issued when a man under-| are here in the initial stages
takes to make provision for| of the growth of what must
the future of his wife in the} inevitably become one of the
event of his death. greatest cities on the conti-
There are many different nent that must be responsible
kinds of insurance and the} in a measure for a great or
first question asked after a| small amount of the trouble
destructive fire is as to the| which they will have to con-
amount of insurance. If the) tend with, and the only way we
answer is that valuable build- can insure against this is to
ings and merchandise have | take the utmost pains and care
been burned, and the owner | now in the administration of
failed to insure his belong-| public affairs.
ings, he is thought to have | In no matter what line a
been taking desperate chan- man is in, when he seeks a
ces, and is rated for his folly. manager he insists on getting
He is told that to save the a man qualified by experience
price of the premium he has and general knowledge for the
lost many times the amount, position. So it is with the cit
and is eriticised for his lack izens, they must have the
of foresight and business abil-| soundest men of the commun-
ity. | ity at the head of their affairs,
Every ratepayer in Prince not only to expend the public
Rupert has a duty to perform, moneys to the best advantage
an insurance policy to take for the present, but to insure
out, a provision to make for for the continuation of pros-
the future as well as to take perity in the future.
t ~O-—-o—-o-— %
General Merchandise : ° Largest Stock Stock
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Lowest Prices in Northern B. C.
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of Directors. The loss for Sep-

G@e@VE “Nou THIS
You WOULD MAKE
GooD BUT ORE

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The constructi: f the wigg-

of the camp, is w

Farnsw:

 

for a short time and then
go on a voyage of adventure and
pleasure to Australia
touring that country pretty thor
oughly. Mr. Rainey is one of the
first of the oldest pioneers of this
camp, having landed on the mud
flats with a party of sixty-four o1
the steamer Discovery twelve
years ago, that time he
has prospected all over the Port
land Canal district and is now go-

Seattle

across

Since

ing out to enjoy a wel learned
rest and vacation. His post office
address for the next two weeks

will be Seattle general delivery

 

tember of this year was $5,944 44
The fixed expenses per month for

paying staff salaries, etc., has in-
creased $1,345. In Sep‘te nber
the hospital collected 71 ccnts
per patient per day, the provin-
cial government donated 45 cents
and the eity another 45 cents,
making the total of $1.61. The
expenses per patient, however

 

making
74

have been $2.35 per day,
the loss sustained per patter
cents a day,

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dams on the Bear River above]
Stewart is being carried on in a
highly satisfaecto: ianne! In
all, in the two dams, there will
be in the neighborhood of 1,200
feet.

Jim Nesbitt had a letter from}
J. Stanier this week from Shaw-
nigan Lake. Jack has turned
farmer and reports everything
(. K. Stanley Hanson, also late

rkine with him. |

Lester W. David Co,, Ltd.

MINING CENTRE LUMBER

 

 

 

Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at &

p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave

Walter Broad, the local man :
ager of the Stewart Land Go., Ltd + | Birt Ave, and McBride St Box al
is having the front of the offi
building painted.
oe PHONE 25
N. M. Jackson, manager of the Rae
Big Store, gave a little informal| Prince Rupert, B.C.
dinner to two or three friends!
last Wednesday night
Mrs. Harry Bennett left Cd
Thursday's boat for an extended
visit to Vancouver, Victoria a
other places in the South Lod 0.
og, eadlgggy "Prine Rupert Lodge, |. OF.
= McCarty, who knocked No. 63
A. ‘auffman recently in two}
rounda, is Ne ; pon by the| Meets in the Helgerson Block
wise ones as a poss wh te | Every Tuesday Evening
hope.” All members of the order in the
—— city are requested to visit
Pat Daly has received an ap- the lodge.
pointment fram the Provincia A. - ALLISON, N, G.
Secretary as a commissioner for} . G, BARRIE, See.
taking affidavits he Elec.(°""" ae
tions Act. SONS OF NORWAY
ig |Meets every Thursday at 7 p. m.,
A. D. Dalgleish went out OM] a+ 349 ard Ave. All Norwegians
Thursday's boat { 1 trip ‘| are welcome.
Vancouver, where M Deigtcies |
and the children are now living.)
He expects to be av about two “Valhalla” of S.H. & E.F.
weeks. (SCANDINANIAN SocrETyY)

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WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.

ws a wrth of Seattle
accompanied by his son, is it
Stewart. He intends going
the Interior next Sunday Mr
Farnsworth has large land hold
ings in what is known as the
White River country, some forts
odd miles from Stewart

There is no reason for anyone
to be idle around Stewart The
beginning of the week Barney]
Quinan, of the Gray & Milligar
survey party, at Meziaden Lake
was in town in search of men
He wanted four, but could get
only one There is not a very
great volume of work being done}
in the district, vet it shows fairly |
well that there are no idle men.|

PD. J. Rainey, Mrs. Rainey and
son left Stewart on Thursday's
boat, They intend stopping it

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and Manitoba Bars.

8rd Ave. near 6th St.

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berta Bars.

CARSS & BENNETT
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ith and tat
For Masset and Naden Harbor, 12 p. rt
For Skidewate, Aliford Bay and other Queer ha
Nov, 10th, 24th, De at nd
@. T. P. RAILWAY PASSENGER service
N > leave Prince Rupert 1 ; ‘
Grand Trunk Railway System
(The Double Track Route)
N mont ‘ ' ates in effect
with the ex rsions and fast trains
Agency for all Atlantic Steamship Lines. Fo: all infermation apply

    

5.5. PRINCE RUPERT vert

leaves for Vancouver, Victoria
and Seattle

FRIDAYS, 9 A.M.

“PRINCE JOHN”

         
     
      
        
   
      
 

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Saturday, Nov. 2, 9 a.m.
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“Camosun”

Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver AND POOL ROOM
as follows: 4 ALLEYS 12 TABLES
‘Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 10 p.m. {} °° °°" “the ’
ro ard Ave
'“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 p.m. (i '™ © "OS® Pree

Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening

and Monday

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Cartage,

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fine passenger steamers

LINDSAY’

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Orders promptly filled

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Excellently
steam heat,
modern cor
lutely first-class

electr

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are equal to any
coast
ifortable safe ar

Best Route

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Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day

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morning, respectively

the coast than these two

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Rogers & Black

STORAGE [PRINCE RUPERT FEED (0.
Transfer Agents | Ne
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Prices reasonable.

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