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Special Attention to Out of Town Clienta

PRINCE RUPER', B. C.

to vce OAL NEWS PARAGPIS
ARCHITECT

RC, Sinclair returned to Telk-
wa on Wednesday.

Green Bros, Burden & Co,

Civil Enginesrs .
Dominion and British Columbia
Land d Surveyors

and New Hazelton,
B. GC, ArrLeck, Mgr. New Hazelton.

Offices at Victo. ia, Nelson, Fort George

Sam Heslip, of Prince Rupert,
was in town yesterday,
Pat Byrnes is in the Hospital,
recovering from a severe axe
cut,

W. F. Brewer is spending .2

F, G. T, Luens

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building’
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 598

B. A. Lucas i

Vancouver, 8. 0

few days in Prince Rupert, on
business,

Marius Pedersen has returned
‘from Vancouver, where he spent
the winter, -

“Wm. Manson, M. L. A., will

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STATIONERS & PRINTERS

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: Architects’ and Engineers and Engineers’ Supplies
4 jake, we Leaf Systems
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B,C,

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. Visit Hazelton in the course of a
| week or two,
Patrick Welch, the railroad
contractor, is again ill, at Pasa-
dena, California.
Dave Jennings, of Chicken
Lake, was here for a couple of

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on
Bond, Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

’ Eight Years In This District.
Hazelton, 1 CG,

Gmttensiins rns

J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2750

Rooms with Baths, Hot and Cold
Water, Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
Traing,

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QUALITY STORE

Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Full line of Dry Goods
MEN'S FURNISHINGS

Hardware, Groceries

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GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

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Clothes That
Hold Their:
Shape

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always hold their shape,
No part is stinted. We can
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
ments. Drop in and havea
look at the new spring
samples,

NOEL & ROCK

| Hazelton, B.C.

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GENERAL STORES AT
HAZELTON « KISPIOX

WOOD WOOD

'|days this week.

Mines and Mining

‘{eulturist, has urranged for the

well,

t general stock which is now arriv-

Turnbull, of the forest branch,

Hazelton were C, Kelly and 0, L,
Reiseter, Telkwa;'R, Bell and
J. A. Johnson, Vancouver; P, J,
Sinnott. and R, B.. Switzer, Vic-
af toria,

Eric Linnell and A. Gustafson,
of Fort Fraser, were in town
during the week.
5. J.. Martin, of the Hazelton
Hotel staff, returned on Wednes-
day from a. vacation trip to Ver-
non,
Mark Brennan, the Ootsa Lake
rancher, was in town for a few
days, returning home on Wed-
nesday. .
A St. Patrick’s Day dance was
held in New Hazelton, in aid of
that town’s hockey team, Many
from Hazelton attended. .

-Mrs.. Orchard, of Smithers,
who haa been in the Hospital for
some weeks, under treatment for
pneumonia, is nearly well.

H.’E.. Walker, provincial agri-

use of a part of the Hospital
farm as an experimental station,

J. M. MacCormick, manager
of Cunningham's Hazelton store,
returned on Saturday from a
business trip to Port Essington,

Dominion Constable Sam Cal-
kins, who has been rather geri-
ously ill, at Prince Rupert, has
returried to Hazelton, practically

_ Chas. V. Smith’s new store is
practically finished, and the large

ing will be i in place within a few
days, ;

Miss Hogan, lady superintend-
ent of the Hospital, will return
to duty in ten days. She has
been at her home in Massett
since the death of her father.

H. ©. Kinghorn and James

returned on Wednesday from
Kitsumkalem, where they were
engaged on departmental busi-|_
ness.

‘Among the week's visitor in

“1. G. Wynn,” formerly chief

} constable here, and now inapec-|*
tor of provincial police, arrived |»
jlin Hazelton on Sunday,. after-al
a | trip of inspection over the lineof| -.

jithe G. T. P. from Prince George, |
{| Mr, Wynn, who left for Vaneou-

Send In Your Order

150 Cords good Hirch Wood:
for exle at $7.00 per cord de-
livered to any part of the city
* nan at your door ———

Also Good Dry Lumber for Sale

Good Warm Blankets, all :
sizes and colara.' . Wool §
4 Caps. Sweater Coats: ‘for. é

Men and Women ;

Williatn’ Hy ‘Holland

‘Begs for I ing

From the following | peng, all of
which are’
‘STANDARD BRED BIRDS |
- PartridgaW: Vypndottes, Rose Comk
Leghorng (White), Barred: Rocks,
. ingtong, §.C. Whité Leg-'-
hite Orpingtons. Orders
hooked after March Ista: ue
$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Eggs

e iCedarvale: Poultry .Farm

, horna,

a

J. W, Graham Cedarvale, B. c.

ver on Thursday; was greatly im-
preased with the progress of the
district since his removal. —

‘High water has taken out part
of the temporary bridge to South
Hazelton. It is expected that
communication will be restored
within a few days, when the
ferry will again be in operation.

The executive of the Athletic
Association has under considera-
tion the holding of adance on
Easter Monday, April 18. The
ladies have volunteered to supply
refreshments. Arr angements will
be made at the athletic meeting
on Tuesday evening,

G. T. P. WILL ASK ;
MORE ASSISTANCE

Ottawa, Mar. 18:—The Grand
Paeifie Trunk will make applica-
tion for an. additional guarantee
of its bonds by the Dominion
government, High officials of
the company are expected to ar-
rive in a few days to bring the
matter before the house. It is
hot known what amount will be
asked for.

Wm, Manson, M. L. A. for
Skeena, will visit Smithers in the
near future, to discuss matters
of public interest with the citi-
zens. Itis probable that he will
speak at a public meeting to be
held under the auspices of the
Conservative Association,

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914

CHICKEN LAKE MEN

FORM ASSOCIATION| |

The progressive settlers who

are located in the ‘Vicinity of
Chicken Lake have formec-a get-
lers’ association, and will hold
meetings on the second Thursday
of each month, at Chicken Lake
postoffice,
large membership, and the ranch-
ers are confident the organization
will be of preat benefit to the
district.

There is already a

The officers of the association

are: President, David Jennings;
Secretary, John Goold; Treasurer,

DuneanJennings: Executive Com-
mittee, G. A. Rosenthal, ‘Andrew

Johnston, George Ballard, Char-
les Peters, Dan Carroll,
Trainor, Robert Marion,

Frank
David Jennings, David Bird

and Joseph Sexton are a commit-
tee to prepare constitution and
by-laws.

Bulkley Railway Bridges
Two of the piers for the bridge

crossing the Bulkley at Mile 263
are ready and a gang working
for the Canadian Bridge Com-
pany has gone to start the steel
work on the permanent bridge,
The abutments and piers for the
Bulkley bridge at Mile 258 wiil
be ready for the steel in about
three weeks.

Shot His Mother
New Westminster, Mar, 20:—

Mrs, Frank Doan was killed to-
day by a bullet from a gun in the
hands of her nine-year-old son.

Rough Hockey...
"Toronto, Mar, . 20: — Victoria

hockey team received its third

of the Torontos last night, the
seore being 2-1. The game was
the roughest ever played here,
culminating in a free. fight. -

the three _fames which esided
the Stanley Cup series, the To-
rontos scored thirteen goals and
the Victorias eight: ,

- Change i in Leaderghip

Rostock, of British Columbia, is
now leader of the Liberal major-
ity in the senate, is siiccedsion to.
Sir George Rosi.

. Many Lives Lost
London, Mar. 20:--In a collision

between'a torpedo boat and a
steamer, between Venicé: and
Lido, fifty lives are reported lost.

Will Soon be Ready
Washington, Mar, 20:— Mer-

chant ships will pass through
the Panama Canal in three
months. The lighting system j ig
now being perfected, :

_ Figaro Editor Shot

Paris, Mar. 20:—The French
cabinet may fall as the result ‘of
the assassination on Monday
night of Editor Calmotte of Figa-
ro by the wife of Finance Minis-
ter Caillaux. Madame Caillaux,
who ig the third wife of the
minister, shot the editor for
attacks on her husband. The

successive . defeat: at. the. hands’

HORSE WANTED

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“Advertiser wants horse ormare, 3
about1000 pounds, noé over 12°”
years‘old.. Price-must he moder-
ate. Address, with full particu

lars, R., care Ornineca Miner,

Ottawa, Mar, 20: ~—Hon. Hewitt]

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NOTICE.
‘IN. THE ‘SUPREME CovatT or Barnisit
CoLumaBta,

In the matter of the Administration
Act and in: fheumattor of the Es-
tate of Ed: ‘Kelly, otherwise known
as Denver Ed. Relly,’ deceased, in-
neat: .

AKE NOTICE that by an ‘order of

onor Judge Young, dated 26th
brary ‘1914; I was appointed Ad-

El ital. of the Estate ‘of ~the said
ae against, the: said? Estate are hereby re-

queated to forward the
| verified
March, 1914, and ‘ail’ parties ind
co
pay the amount of their indebtedness
to me forthwith.

All parties having claims .

same,

rb rly
» to. me -hefore the Bist ty

sebted
Estate ‘are required ‘a

the . said

_ Dated 3rd day-of March, .1914, - - 4
x _STEPHEN H, HOSKINS, Oo

latter has resigned.

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-ym27-3 ‘Official: ‘Administrator,
“NOTICE” ~
IN THE  Supmeae COURT oF » Binisn
: COLUMBIA,

In the matter of the Administration

Act, and in the matter of the Es-
tate of Ernest George. Kennett, de-
ceased, intestate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of

His. Honour Judge Young, dated the
28th day of February, 1914, [ was ap-
pointed “Administrator of the estate
of thesaid Ernest Georgé- Kennett, All7
parties having claims apainst the said.
estate are hereby requested to forwaid
the same,
fore the 2ist‘day of March 1914, and all
parties indebted to the said estate are
required to pay the amount of their
indebtedness to me forthwith.

Dated 6th-day of March, 1914,

properly verified, to me, be-

STEPHEN d. Hosking,

Official Administrator ,
, Hazel ton, H.C,

CVVK GRYUs. S&-

garment is a master-
piece in cloth.
Cook Bros. & Allen,
Limited label is an

insurance policy of
satisfaction.

Our Spring and Summer Samples
are here, showing a larger and better

"range of classy fabrics than ever before
Drop i in and let us take your measure- while the range

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