THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1917. a The Omineca Miner PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT-HAZELTON, THE CENTER OF THE GREAT OMINECA District OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. A. R. Macdonald, Publisher and Proprietor. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES:, Canada and British Possessions, Two Dollars a year: Foreign, Three Dollars a year, ' ADVERTISING RATES: - Display, $2.60 per ineh per “month: Reading Notices, 20 cénts per'line for each inaertion. Legal notices inserted at B. C. Gazette rates, 7 Me, VoL. mL, ":’ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1917 No.4 Exemption from service under the military service act may be elaimed on eight separate grounds, according. to advices just issued from Ottawa. The forms of application. which will be available at, postoffices throughout thé Dominion { in the course of a few days, make.this clear, : : The grounds are: First—Importance of continuing employment in habitual occupation. ; Tee ‘Second —Importince of continuing employment as ————, fur w hich he is specially qualified. - ; Third—Serious hardship owing to exceptional financial obliga. tions. _ Fourth—Importance of continuing eduéation or training. Fifth—Serious hardship owing to exceptional | ‘business: obliga tions... cos, Lae, Sixth ~Serious hardship éwing to exceptional donaestie position, Seventh—JH-health. or infirmity, =: : ~ Bighth—Adherenice to religious denomination, of whieh the articles of faith forbid combatant service. ., The. form. is drafted much after. the style of a ballot paper. . The applicant for exemption is required to place p cross opposite the grounds on which, the claim i is made. . His ease will then go to the local tribunal, to which proof i in support will, he submitted: ‘Application for exemption may, be. made not only. by. the man himeelf, but iby. his’ employer or near. relative... ‘In Great. Britain _ ¢laims for . exemption, on the ground. of a man being indiapensable in. his civil occlipation’. are ‘generally made by the : employer; who “appeals to the tribunal on: behalf of his i meni: Iti is felt. that such | a claim cai best be madd by tha: sriploydr, ° In’ arly, eVent,? tian claiming. essential occupation, would need to have the. Support of hie employer to hig claim... — » The forms of military report a are. e equally siniple, - These will be used by men who do not wish to claim exemption. ye ag -, They avoid. the necessity. of reporting i in person wai Buch t time as a recruit is called up for service. ~The. declaration reads;: :: “Thereby. report myself: for ‘military service. I’ will report myself for’ duty when called upon by notice mailed to. me at a “4 - Blanks follow for. ‘the name and ‘addres of there reervit, hig) status, whether bachelor or widower, his Present. occupation and). || READY MADE Suit. $15 | SUITS MADE to MEASURE: the name and addresda of his’ ‘employer, a a: Both. classes of. forms are.in the hands of the’ pelnter and will ve distributed dmmediately they are available; to tse 7 ‘Reperts received. by. the. Military Services. Council indicate that steps: “have: been, ‘already: ‘taken: for. the. &ppointment’ of, medical 300 met ‘ware: ‘examined ion Saturday and at other.{ at “wrote. “The couricil has s iseued a specal apnea - embloyers: Sed . hats Ke eae ‘wchiep absolutely: necessary, . . a ae lose no timai in making any claima for’ ‘exemption immediately the proclamation, is. issued. 4 ; Asis af Crafts ‘Building, 578 NEW HAZELTON cat boards throughout the Dominion, . In Toronto, aecording toreports, — worsted i in the struggle, and. as ta soon’ as they -discern. there ia |B much to’ lose. and nothing much to gain. by going on with the war they will come forward such -a . peace formula as will not be, J rejected offhand. And Iam dis- ‘|poged to think that the peace. for- 7 mula will come sooner than: ‘people tr. anticipate. —Dr. Dillon in London: Telegraph. Green ‘Bros.,. Burden & Co. ' _ ” Givil Engineers - ~ Dominion, British Columbia, and Alberta Land Surveyors: Offices at Victoria, Nelaan, F Fort. George q and New: Haze! BF. P, BurpEn, HAZELTON N HOSPITAL, ra P Office the Drug | from ‘ie. J. Tharp;in Telkwea iron De T, Wallace; | Hove prall Crom. the Badical Supesintendont atthe ” James G. Powell 'Provincial Arsayer =“ NEW HAZELTON - - Assay Office’ and Mining VANCOUVER, B. Provincial Assayers and Chemis Established 1 1397 by the late in livan, F.€, §,,'26 yeara with . ‘Vivian & Sons, MINING SURVEYS _ :‘ Dalby. 'B. Morkill ‘ British Columbia Land-Surveyor _ -HAZELTON “+ "HORSESHOER: ‘AND _ General al Blacksmith ' - Prices-Gut in Half: © : Shoeing from $2 up—Shop Work 50 cents: nts’ per-hour gh MAX. HIATT - 1 HAZELTON HOTEL PRINCE. RUPERT a = | a “Honceary Treasuter: He “Hi. ‘Little, Manager Union Bank THE LEADING HOTEL - In _RORTHERN BG ts EUROPEAN PLAN 21 ‘ . One Dollar per day and upwards ', | | 25c, acto service to and from all tratns and baais | IE |PRINCE RUPERT j- > | WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF | “men’s furnishings Lady's Suit $40; Gentleman’ 's $35. . : BC. 77O- report promptly. to the diatitet registrar a any y éimoloyee who i has either failed to report or tom ke a: ‘claim for: aby acting aloni:tticre: Hines, it is. “pointed: ot, greatly” -aasist., inthe, ¢ ‘minimum of disturbance: to, ‘biainess, ‘conditions. The ‘counell: the ; ‘Canadian. Business Men's ae fee seed o 7 ‘tag to andiaté 2! | ‘They (the Kegeera and his vnilea to “sucha peace: BB. 3 will etiable them ¢ SM. NEWTON’ New Hazelton . assures ff. 4 TICKETS | | Store; in Aldermere | | , ‘> and J. A Powell Wansea, | | BO... g : “MAN WHO FGHTS FOR YOU! Tt CANADIAN paTRionic FUND. _ Which assists. the | wives, and families: of. Canada’ 3 ‘gallant E soldiers, requires millions of dollars . to Keep ‘the. soldiers’ j home fires burning. vow Ua aa 7 _Distect Treasurer: Stephen Hi Hoskins, Goverinfient Agent i. : . Office |F. our “Street a The Estate of J. O'Sullivan ‘ O’Sul- : ere Se _ Hazelton Committee: - 4 J. zB “Kivby, RB Alllen, J. K. Frost, J. R Barker, _ Monthly Subscriptions are Solletted:. _greanization. : "e : “Honorary President: Mrs.- (Rev, ) John Fld Mis: ( Wy, - Hogan. na an at oie ch "Executive Committee. v. Mrs, B. ¢ Wein, Tha Prinee Rupert Emplre man, ae wee anilidate for: ate