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HARRISON W. ROGERS
‘ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
SuITE One, Froeaal. BLocK,

PRINCE RUPERT, BC,

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Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
. Land Surveyors

Officus at Vieto. ia, Nelson, Fort Grearge
and New Hazelton,

lh, C. AFFLECK, Mgr, New Hazelton,

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Kodaks, Loose Leaf Systems
Remington Typewriters, Office Furnitura
Prince Rupert, B, Co
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Mines and Mining}

Good Properties for 8 sale — Cash or on
Bond. Develo ment and
Assessment

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District. .
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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Water Straeta

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European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

Roums with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated.

Motor Bua Mects All Boats and
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Raw Furs Bought and Sold
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HAZELTON

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Smithers Notes

(From Thureday’s Review)

E. J. Hill left for Hazelton
this morning. “

Win, Grotean and’ Mins Croteata |”
were in town this week, ,

Ralph Harrap arrived from
Prince Rupert yesterday,

.—T. J. Thorp, of Aldermere,
came down yesterday for a busi-
ness visit.

Mesars, Ford and Pierce, gov-
ernment engineers, were in town
Wednesday,

Angus McLean went to Hazel-
ton this morning, to see the
hockey games,

_ Rex Brown, of the headquar-
ters staff, was down. from Rose
Lake yesterday,

The Smithers Hockey team left
for Hazelton and New Hazelton
on today’s train.

Mrs, Frank Smith and children
came from Hazelton last night,
to join Mr. Smith:

Miss Verna Spring, of Prince
Rupert, is visiting her sister,
Mrs, Stickney, here.

F. B. Chettleburg returned
from Copper River Wednesday
and left for Telkwa,

Hazelton yesterday, leaving for
a visit to Telkwa this moraing,
Rev. Father Godfrey was a
visitor in town this week, He
held services here last Sunday.
Mra. F. B. McArthur returned
on jast Saturday's train after a
month’s visit to the. coast cities.

J. M. MacCormick was among
the visitors from Hazelton last
Saturday to witness the hockey
game, | .

Thirty-two rooma in the new
Hatel Bulkley are already fur-
nished, and all were- occupied
last night.

Robert Harper, of- Cupar,
Sask., arrived “last night. He
will spend some’ timei in the town
and district,

W. A, Williseroft; “Mrs. and
Miss Williscroft and Miss Hoops,
of Telk wa, were visitors in Smith-
erson Tuesday, —

Thos. W. Brewer was in town
fora few- days this week, re-
turning to Hazelton on Thurs-
day’s train. .

C. Branshy Williams, of Fran-
cois lake, - returned yesterday
from Victoria, where. he spent the

|last three months,

‘J. W. Austin arrived from
Hazelton Saturday. He is to be
clerk of the works-on the new
Bulkley bridge here; |

Prince. Rupert this morning to
procure additional stock for his
men ’s furnishing store, *

Mrs. Jack Carr. and Miss Kate
Carr were among the arrivals i in
Smithers last. Saturday, Miss
Care | returned ‘to the Catr ranch
on Sunday,

R. C, Sinclair and: Mrs, Sinclair

Mr. Sinclair will put on moving
pictures in the old town tonight
and tomorrow. «. * * fof

The ©, P. R, barge’ left Vane
eouver on Thursday with railroad

equipment for the G, T, P “She !
4g earrying four engines,’ ‘Beven

cars anda snow plow, |

Mr. Grady, representing’. ‘the
Barrett ranch in the Bulkley
Valley, is now in the city ship:
ping in a flock of. 100 - ‘sheep

which came in on the ‘Prine |. _—
=p yes

Rupert Nowa, he : :

, Bulkley Valley Agricultucists

Dr... Maclean returned .. from

George F. Macdonald left for}

,| Frederick Child, -

left for Hazelton, this morning. the

.pulilication hereof a. duplicate of the

THE OMINECA. MINER, °

10 U ORGAN

ANEW. -

To Form Two Bodies, for
. Greater Efficiency

An important step was taken
by the members of the Bulkley
Valley Agricultural Association
and Farmers’ Institute when, at
the annual meeting on Saturday,”
they decided to reorganize. The
present association has been suc-
cessful in‘many respects, and is
in excellent financial. condition;
but it ig generally felt that by
separating the Institute and As-
sociation better work ean be done.
A committee consisting of the
president, BE. C, Barger, P. R.
White, and H. A. Beck was ap:
pointed to deal with the matter.

It. is probable that, following
the winding up of, the present
organization, the Farmers’ In-
stitute will be re-formed, with
the ‘present membership, while
aseparate association, to which
business men as well as agricul-
turists will be welcomed, will be
organized to deal with the annual
fair and other matters concern-
ing the general interests of the
community,

With the co-operation of H, E.
Walker, the provincial agricul-
turist, who is a valuable ally to
the organization, it is believed
there will be no difficuity in re-
organizing on Iines that: will
make for increased efficiency.

- ‘President Barger, ably second.
ed- by T. J. Thorp, tha members
and their ladies, organized a
danee, following the business
meeting, Svenson’s halt, at
Telkwa, was the scene, and no
more enjoyable social affair has
ever been held in the Valley,
While the majority of the mem-
Hers ‘and guests danced to the
excellent music furnished By J. F.
Adams and J. S. Gray, others

enjoyed card gamés and other|

diversions. The tasty refresh-|

ments served by the ladies elicit-|

ed unanimous approval.

Mr. Lubsiger is putting. up-a|

two story building, 26x86 feet,
on Main street, next to The
Review. The work on the found-
ation is about completed.” _

Mrs. Orchard, who has been
seriously ill, is recovering at
Hazelton Hospital. Mr. Orchard
has taken. their little son, Wil-
liam; to the hospital for treat.
ment.. toe

. WATER NOTICE —
For. a License to Take and Use Water

Notice is herely aren that Re inald
Victoria, Cc,
will apply for a license to take and usa
100 miner’a inches of water out’ of
Lost creek lake, which flowa in a West-
terly direction through Manson district
and empties into
Nugget gulch. The water will be di-
verted at the west end and will be used
for mining purposea on the land dea-
cribed as ney Child and Reginald F.
Child’s Hydraglic Bench Claims.
" This notiee waa posted on the ground
on the Lat, day of January, 1914. The
application will be filed in'the office of
Water Recorder at Hazelton, B.C.
.QObjections may be filed with the
said Water Recorder or with: the
Comptroller of Water Rights, Patlia-
ment Buildings, Victoria,
Reginald Frederick Child arr licant).
19-22 By Francis T. Child (agent)

Notice.

In the niatter, af an application for the

- {saue.of a d op

‘title far Lot 28, Block. 26, of Lot 3B,
Group 1, Casslar District

‘ NOTI

It. id my intention to issue at the ex.

piration of one month from the frat

cértificate of title to the sbove men-

tiovied.lot-in the name.of Elijah B, ao ce
which certificate of title in| 00. -
h November, 1911; and num- a

Dunlop,
dated th
bered BAB R.
HLF. M eLEOD
“ intriet ogiate

aReciety Offic, Prince Ry

ath Deeem er, 1

angon creek, near | -

ieate- certificate of —

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18 HEREBY GIVEN te that| ©

apart B ae

~Entablished 1870

-R. Cunningham & Son, L Ltd.

QUALITY IS ECONOMY

DON’T FOOL | -
With your health and run the risk of serjous
illness with its attendant expense by being in-
sufficiently protected against the cold weather. ©
We have a splendid selection of Felt Shoes,
Moccasins, “Woolen Hose, Underwear,
Sweaters, Caps, Mitts, Gloves, Gauntlets,
Mackinaws, Overshoes and Rubbers, Just
what you need to enjoy that next hockey :
game or sleigh ride to the very last minute.
@ And you'd better take along a box of our
fresh Chocolates and a few good Cigars or
Cigarettes. We carry the choicest lines.
@ Don’t wait for the cold snap---its coming
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Established 1876

R. Cunningham & Son, Ld.

Port Essington
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