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| DENTISTRY

Dr. BADGERO
Of Smithers
] May he consulted at the

Northern Hotel, New Ha-
zelton, until further notice.

ee

(From Thursday's Review)

Telkwa yesterday. -.

Jack McNeil returned from
Prince Rupert on Saturday.

* | from a brief visit to Hazelton.

Phone 800
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clienta

Suite One, FepkraL BLock,
PRINCE RUPERT, B,

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors .

Offices at Vieto. ia, Nelson, Fort Geor
and New Hazelton,

B, C. AFFLECK, Myer, New Hazelton,

P.O, Box 1635

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Wm. Reed, of Telkwa, return-
ed from the coast the other day.

Hubert Wrinch, of Hazelton,
CG.

ers.

W. P. Lynch came up irom
Prinee Rupert on Saturday even-

ge ing.

goodly crowd at afternoon tea on

F. G. T. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building

Cor. Granville and Pender
Vaneuuver, H.

Telephone Seymour 593

E. A. Lucas

Tuesday.

W. M. MeAuley was over from
Glentanna for a couple of days
this week. -

a.

McRAE BROS,, LTD. |
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ * and Engineers Engineers’ Supplies
Kodaks, Loose Leaf Systems
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Ruperts B.C.

fehsihiciiciichiehtobinteicbicidhs

‘H. C, Tibbals, who spent sev-
eral daysin town, has returned
to the coast,

—

R, A. Grant, manager ‘for P,
Burns & Co., came up from Ha-

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zelton yesterday.

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on

Bond. Development and
Assessment Work,

Carr Brothers

" Bight Years In This District,
Hasxelion. CGC.

Mrs, George McKilligan ar-
rived from the coast. last evening,
to join her husband.

C, E. Bailey, inspector of pre-
emptions, is back from @ visit to
district headquarters.

o—~
J, A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

-Cor. Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1 $1.00 to $2.50

ramet

ree

G. C. Killam, the architect, is
f temporarily established in offices
over Adama’ drug store.

8. Stickney, the. restaurateur,
is spending a couple of days in
Prinee Rupert, on business,

Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold “K. KL’ uchli
Water, Steam Hented. K. K. ‘MecLa hlin spent .a
{ Motor Bus Meets All ‘Boats and }|couple of days in Hazelton, on
{ Trains. § business, returning on Saturday.
a: ana RR .
H. E. Walker, provincial agri-
Cr “Wfeulturist, left this morning for

Eggs for Hatching

Fram the fcllowing pens, all of
which are
STANDARD BRED BIRDS
PartridgeWyandottes, Rose Comb
Leghorns (White), Barred Rocks,
Bulf Orpingtons, S.C. White Leg-
horna, White Orpingtons. Orders

booked after March Ist,

$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Eges

Cedarvale Poultry Farm

i: W. Graham  Cedarvale, B.C.

J

Prince Rupert, on -.official busi-
ness.

A. R. Brown, who has been|
spending a few days here, left on |
Tuesday for his home at Burns
lake. *

burgh and Miss Williseroft re-
turned on Saturday from a visit

Doing business at
the old stand. A
share of your pat-
ronage is solicited

Cc. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT

| to Hazelton,

Anger, the tailor, ig here for a
few days. He will soon begin
the erection of a large store on
his Main-street lots. -

Candidates. for..the baseball
team nre beginning: ‘to work out,
and it. hoped regular. ‘practices
wil] be feasible before long.

Henry & Dunlop: are preparing
for the erection of a warehouse |.
for farm machinery ‘near: the
corner of Main and Broadway.

- HAZELTON - : if

Clothes That
Hold Their
Shape

_waya tailored right. They
‘always hold their shape.
No part is stinted. We can
‘please ihe most particulat
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
‘{-ments. Drop in and havea
look at the new spring
r ‘ samples, :

| NOEL & ROCK

R. P. Trimble, he Rocher de|

‘Hobberlin Clothes -are al-. ?:

F. B. Chettleburgti. ‘left this

extend the’ Northern: ‘Telephone
line east’ of Telkwa and Alder-
mere. .

Boule mining man, returned on
yesterday’s train from a trip “to
South Bulkley, on mintrig. busi-
ness, a

- Jennings, Bros, the _popalar
Chicken Lake men, have taken

‘Plover Broughton. & MeNeil’s gen-

. eral merchandise business ‘att:

er a) eae

— Hatsiton, B. oS -

" Smithers Notés :

R.. L. Gale was down from

‘lly. underwent an operation at

Merrick Harvey has returned

is spending a few days in Smith-

The Ladies’ Aid entertained a

'| foreman Pete Moore and most of

> Mr. and Mts, F. B. Chettle-|:

morning with a small craw, to|

| for partially ‘developed mineral

Fred: ‘Conro: restaurant kespets

with him a bride,

good wishes.

Mrs, F. D. Eason, who recent-

Hazelton Hospital, will return
home in a few days, having made
a rapid recovery,

W. J. Driver, of George Driy-

ers, returned yesterday from a
prolonged visit to Seattle. Mr.
Driver, senior, is rather serious-
ly ill in the coast city.

’ Mrs, Orchard, who has been ill
for some weeks, has returned
from Hazelton Hospital, Her
health is almost completely res-
tored, but she will leave in a few
days for a prolonged stay in Cali-
fornia.

Smithers Bridge Completed
- The Bulkley bridge was prae-
tically completed yesterday. A
small crew will remain for seve-
ral days, to put the finishing |i"
touches to the structure, but

his men left today to begin work

kind in the district,

seeds at Sargent’s.

A Heartless Joke
Chicago, April 2:—A cruel ‘first
of April joke perpetrated by some
person unknown to the police
caused a mob of more than 500
unemployed men to congregate
in a cold rain in front of the Soo
Line freight terminal. Before
the men could be made to under- | =
stand that there was no basis for | ;
the report that the road wanted
hundreds of workers, the mob
surged against the steel gates,
breaking the locks and poured

It took. the Police: reserves nearly

the yards.

. Trunks, suitcases and hand-
‘page at Sargent’s,

The happy |
couple are the recipients of many rp:

er & Son, the prominent ranch-

on the bridge which is to be}.
built near Telk wa. . The Smithers | -
bridge is ane of the best of its|°

Fresh 19i# garden and timothy 7

NOTICE ‘men of experience and ability. —
= 2 en | The Quality Mark Printshopis
In the matter of a fresh Certificate of . .
pie. a Lot 4012, Range 5, Coast .
aatr wd ,
NOTICE is hereby given that it is The
my intention to issue after the expira~
tion of one promt from the first Bf title O; cy
ion hereof a fresl ertificate of Title 0 :
to the above-mentioned lands in the Mmuineca :
npr af Ole elatorgr, which Cortioate Arn
a e ia da the ‘ebrua pans
1918, and numbered. 3176 1, a Miner .

eT
oy

yittbaaasssasiutesetsssosesencesantaty -

into the yards, shouting “We|f]_
want work, Give us the jobs.” | *

an hour to clear. the mén: out, of

. THE oMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, APRIT. i. 1914 a

“Iv THE SUPREME Court oF BRITISH fT

COLUMBIA. °

In the matter of the Administration

, Act and in the matter of the Es-
tate of Ed, Kelly, otherwise known
as Denver Ed, Kelly, deceased, in-.
testate, .

TAKE NOTICE that by en order of
His Honor Judge Young, dated 26th
February, 1914, [ was appointed Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of the said
"Ed. Kelly, All parties having claims
against the ssid Estate are hereby re-
quested to forward the same, properly
verifled, to me before the 2ist d day of
March, 1914, and all parties inde
to the said Estate are r nired a
pay the amount of their indebtedness
to me forthwith.

Dated 3rd day of March, 1914,
STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,

m27-8 Official Administrator,
‘matter not generally - :
_ NOTICE - known or fully appre-
IN THE SupREME CouRT OF Brvise. ciated with regard to commer-
COLUMBIA, cial printing is the fact that

In the matter of tha Administration

ct, and in the matter of the Es-

tate of Ernest George Kennett, de-
ceased, intestate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
Hia Honour Judge ,Young, dated the
28th day of February, 1914, I was ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
of the said Ernest George Kennett. All
partiea having claims against ‘the aaid
estate. are hereby requested to forward
the same, properly verified, to me, be-
fore the 21st day of March 1914, and all
realise indebted to the said estate are
‘equired to pay the amount of their
ndebtedness to me forthwith,

Dated 6th day of March, 1914,’
STEPHEN H. Hoskins,

Official Administrator
Hazelton, B.C.

Style, display (by which is ~
meant typographical arrange-.
ment) and type-faces are sub- :
ject to change, as-in the case

of clothing and other fashions.

| Modern printing shows a
marked tendency towards the
neat and plainin display with a_.
liberal use of margin, as oppos-

* ed to the old-style methods of
coarse, overcrowded and over- -
ornamental composition: Not -
every printer can give you the
better class of work. It is,
therefore, to your interestto see

that your printing is done at

. the moa fully equipped com-
mercial printing plant i in the
Northern Interior, carrying a
large and high-grade stock of.
ftationery,andemploying work-

27-8

.H. PF. MacLEOD,
M 80-34

District Registrar.
Land Registry Office
«Prince Rupert, B. ., March’ 20, 1914,

:“FOUND—gold ring, set. with |}

stone, Owner may have same
on paying for this advertisement,

Apply R. S. Sargent’s office,

R Cami & Sun, Lid

PORT ESSINGTON * Established. 1870 HAZELTON

In Dominion Parliament
- Ottawa, April .6: —After nine

days debating on a motion, to
censure the government on the
N. T. R. teport, moved by the
Hon. G..P. Graham, the house
rejected the vote by 105 to-67.
Sir Wilfred Laurier declared the
report was 9 partisan document
and, while admitting -the right of
the government to name a com-
mission declared the course pur-

tion; to the: ‘government and to
the people, we,

_Premier Borden defended the
commissioners ‘from the attacks)
‘of. the opposition_and said the
findings ofthe report were sub-
stantially correct; =~

Fresh eggs at Sargent’s,

.Mineral Claims Wanted
-E. H. Hicks Beach has enquir-
ies from a prospective purchaser

claims, .and wishes sam ples, copy
of analysis, and other data ‘from
those having mineral’ _ claims
which they wish opened up,

Fresh fruits at Sargent’s,

NoticnR, =
Persone: havitig claims ‘against

sued was unfair to the opposi-|'

MART STYLE captivates andj is seiscntal That.

is why we so often call your attention to ART»
__,-CLOTHES, tailored by the Best House in Cana-—
da. Our Spring and- Summer Samples will please
you, and 1 we measure you while you. look them over.

Ladies’ & Children’ s Tein

The announcement that. we are carrying ‘this high-”
class, popular line will be welcomed’ by the many ~
friends and patrons of Jaeger Wears. Nightwear, ~
Underwear, Sweater Coats, . Headwear, Flosiery,
Gloves, Shawls, Rugs, Shirts, W. aists, ‘etc... Fi inst.
shipment arriving next month. ~~ Our ‘spring
shipments of Dry Goods are arving, and ‘our’ stock
of Staple ‘and -Fancy-. Goods is very. - select.’
Ginghams, - Draperies, Prints, . ‘Drew. Goods; ete,

| CHILDREN’S” HEADWEAR -

A fine assortment,of Hats and Caps in all ‘the Jatest.
|.” . styles, at attractive prices,
~}. at $1.50 and:$2.50, “Grey. Planrielette’’ ‘Blankets
ee large si size e$! 85. Men's $ Brown Corduroy: Pasits alls sizes

two ddllarg a year

“dn Canadas to ‘-

- Ladies’ White Corsets. ; 4 :