THE OMINECA MINER,

SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1914 ,

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DENTISTRY

Dr. BADGERO
Of Smithers

Will be in Hazelton from
June 16 untii further notice.

j Dental work of every. des-
cription, Careful attention

guaranteed,

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Smithers Notes

{From Thursday's Review)
R. G. Cameron, of Babine lake,
is in town for a few days.

W. J. O'Neill was in Hazelton
on Tuesday and Wednesday.

T. W. Brewer is in from Burns
Lake, on his way to Hazelton,

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f Affleck’s survey party arrived

Phone 800
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT .

Suite Ons, FEDERAL Biock,

PRINCE RUPERT’, B.C.

P.O. Box 1635| yesterday, on its way to Endako,

Rey, Father Bunoz was among

F, G, T, Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 599

Vaneouver, B.C.

BE. A. Lucas | yesterday's incoming passengers.

turned from end of steel yester-
day. ; :

Mines and Mining a fortnight’s vacation in Vancou-

Bond, Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Hareltou, 1.

Good Properties for aale — Cash or on

ver,

Frank Pierce, of Juneau, Alas-
ka, is among the newcomers in
town,

Miss Edith Bonney was.a pas-

J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50
Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water, Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
Trains,

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senger for Priestly on Tuesday’s
train. ;

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! Isidore Anger was up from
j New Hazelton for a couple of
i days this -week.
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Walter Gregg and D. A. Me-
Phee, of Gore & McGregor, have
a survey party working in the
field.

THE

QUALITY STORE

Highest market prices paid for
Raw Furs

DRY. GOODS

Men’s Furnishings
Hardware Groceries

C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Captain Dan Harris, of Hazel-
ton, was a visitor in Smithers
this week. ,

George McKenzie left this
morning for his ranch at Iran-
eois lake.

H. G. Bamford, Bradstreet’s
representative, left for Vancou-
ver on Sunday,

R. L. Gale, of Telkwa, return-
ed yesterday from a business
trip to the coast.

L Loring came up from Hazel-

Clothes That.
Hold Their
- Shape

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Hobberlin Clothes are al-
ways tailored right. They |
always hold their shape,
No partis 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, ©,

é wer

Bowes, io

ton, to spend a short time in this
part of the district.

Mr, and Mrs. James Garley
and daughter arrived from Prince
Rupert yesterday.

Mrs, H. H. Little arrived from
Hazelton yesterday, to visit Mrs.
and Miss Williscroft.

J. L. Christie, of Aldermere,
returned on Saturday from a
trip to the coast cities,

from Round Lake yesterday, to
spend.a few days in town,

J. B, Allan, of the postoffice
department, is here from Van-

Miner Print Shop
-» Commercial
_ Printing-

couver, on official business.

‘Development work has’ been
resumed on the Silver Creek

William H. Holland §

GENERAL STORES AT
HAZELTON & KISPIOX §

Largestocks of seasonable
goods at right prices

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-GROCERIES
_ CLOTHING
General Merchandise

- Agent for |
“Glen Vowell Sawmill
4} Good Dry Lumber always

: 2 2 Will aco He Holland |

| group, on Hudson Bay mountain,

Gordon Wilson arvived from
the coast yesterday. He is on
his way to Babine lake, via Burns
lake, ” .

The Gray Jewelry Co. has, re-
' moved to the handsome new store
building on. Mainstreet, near
First. .

. No, 2 chemiegl engine is now
houked in a building erected for
it.on Main street, near the corner
of First, ce
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Weldon,
Mrs, Howard Smith and Mra. G,
Earle Ball, of Fort Fraser, . were

Ra |among the “week's! visitors -{n

Mrs, Olds and two children ar-
Special Attention to Out of Town Clients|rived from the coast yesterday.

J. F, Price, of Vancouver, re-

Constable Kelly left today for

. | method of operation.

Mrs. RB. E. Williams arrived |

-corner. of
. Weat 20 chains, south

Bishop DuVernet arrived from |.
Prinee Rupert last evening, He
intends paying a visit. to Prince
George.

James Cronin left today with
a crew of miners and a packtrain
loaded with supplies, to resiime
development work on his big ga-
lena property in the. Bubine
range.

T. L. Carr treated the pupils
of the public school to a pienic at
the Carr ranch yesterday, The
youngsters, needless to say, had
asplendid time.’

WANTED—One or two ener-
getic, reliable agents for Hazel-
ton and surrounding territory.
Only live wires need apply. Mer-
chants’ Casualty .Company of
Canada, 218 Central Building,
Vietorja, B. C.

Notice

The following horses, ieft at
Nels Green’s ranch, Kispiox, by
F. A. Jackson, will be sold by
publie auction at Hazelton on
July 25, 1914, under the provi-
sions of Chap, 29, R. 8. B C.,
for wintering charges and ex-
penses, wnless same are paid be-
fore that date.

Brown gelding, branded © on
left shoulder.

Buckskin gelding, branded cir-
cle A on left hip and § on right
shoulder iy.

Bay mare, branded F on left
shoulder. NELS GREEN.
- Dated June 24, 1914..

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SKEENA DISTRICT

. Ferry, BABINE LAKE
i accordance with chapter 85, R. S.
B, C, 1911, ** Ferries Act," the Gov-
erument of British Columbia invite ap-
plications for a charter for a ferry to
ply on the Babine Lake, ©
Applications, endorsed “Tender for
Perry, Babine Lake,”’ will be received
@ Honourable Minister of Public

clay the ard June, 1914.

he limits of the ferry shall extend
for a distanee of two milea above and
two miles below said point. ;

The charter will cover a period éx-
piring on 8let March, 1915.

Applicants shall give an outline of the
schedule on which they propose to op-
erale this ferry. -

Applicants shall give a description of
the vessel it is proposed to use and the
The vessel must
conform in all respects to the require-
ents of the ‘‘Canada Shipping Act”
nd amending Act.

All children who are travelling t> and
from school shall be carried free of
charge. , .

Applicants shall state the tolls they
propose to ask for— ;

‘oot passengers (adults), each.

Foot passengers, children under thir-
teen years, .

Automobiles with driver and passen-
gers,

Passenger with saddle-horae,

Passenger with horse and buggy.

Driver with two horses and wagon,

_, loaded or unloaded,

Driver with fuur horses and wagon,
loaded or unloaded,

Automobile, loaded.

Automobile, unloaded,

Cattle and horses, per head,

Sheep, per head. .

Hogs, per head.

Calves and colté under one year old,

per head.

Freight, perishable, per 100 Ib,
Freight, unperishable, per 100 ib.
Each applicant shall slate the amount
of grant he requires for the operation
of thie ferry. .
The Government of British Columbia
is not necessarily bound to accept the
lowest or any application submitted,

m40-1-2 Deputy Minister and
Pu

ictoria, B, C,, 27th May, 1914. . |

LAND NOTICE, ~
Hazelton Land District. District of

Const, Range 5.

- Take notice that Ella H. Humble, of
Prince Rupert, occupation - married
woman, intends to apply for permission
to urchase the following deacribed
ands; “
. Commeneing ata post planted about
600 yards in a N.E. direction from the
two mile post on the Copperriver trail,
being on an faland, thence weaterl
following the north bank of the slou,
40 chaina moreor less, thence northerly
and easterly following the south ban
of the Copper. river 4
less, ‘to point of commencement, con-
taining 16 acres more or less.

Joc ot oo. “Kila He Homble. -
. a J, D. Wella, Agent,
Dated bth March, 914. mi4-42

_ Ominees Land Dilatriét, District of *

—- i. ConstRangeb

> Take notice that Chatles Hicks Beach,
of Hazelton, B. C,, ocenpation general
agent, Intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described

ange: ‘

“fe “Commencing at a Post planted at the i

northwest. corner of Lot 249, Range 6, | °
Const District, and being the northeast
the land app ied for, thence |
chaing, east 20).
chaing, north 40. chaing,’ to point’ of |:
commencement, aid containing 80.acres
fore or leas, - ni

| undersigned,

Jamount of the tender, which will be

Wy tl
orka, up to 12 o’elock noon of Tues-|-

advertisement if they insert it without

lic Works Enginecr. |
_ | Department of Public Works,

chains more or | -

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday,
the 24th day of July, 1914, for the con-
veyance of His Majesty's Mails, on a
proposed Contract for four years, once
per week each way, between Hazelton
and Kispiox, from the tet day of Octo-|
ber next, . .

Printed notices containing farther
information as to the conditiona of the
proposed Contract may beseen and blank

orma of Tender may be obtained at the
Post Offices of Hazelton, Kispiox and
New Hazelton, and atthe office of the

Post Office Imapeetor’s Offica, Vic-
toria, B. C., 15th May, 1914.
‘ ©, H, FLETCHER,

40-2-4 Post Office Inspector.

EALED TENDERS addressed to tha

undersigned and endoraed ‘‘Tender

for Public Building, New Hazelton,

B.¢.,"’ will be received at ‘this affice

until 4 p.m., on Wednesday, July $6,

i914, for the construction of a Public
Building at New Hazelton, B, C,

Plans, specification and form of con-
tract can been seen and forms of tender
obtained at the office of Mr, William
Henderson, resident architect, Victoria, :
B. C., at the Post. Office, New Hazel-
ton, B. C., at the office af the District
Engineer, Departmentof Public Works,
Canada, Prince Rupert, B. C., and at
this Department, . :

Persons tendering are notified that
tendera will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms ‘supplied,
and signed with their actual signatures,
stating their occupations and places of
residence. In the case of firma, the
actual signature, the nature of the oc-
cupation and place of residence of each
member of the firm must he given,

Each tender must be accompanied by
an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the Hon-
ourable the Minister of Public Works,
equal to ten per cent. (10 p.e,) of the

forfeited if the person tendering de-
cline to enter into a contract when
called upon to do ao, or fail to complete
the work contracted for. If thetender
be not accepted the cheque will be
returned, ° : :

The Department does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender,

By arder,
43-4 R, 0. DESROCHERS,
; Secretary,
Department of Public Works,
ttawa, June 16, 1914,

Newspapers will not. be paid for this

authority from the Department, —68124,

matter not generally
A known or fully appre-
~ ciated with regard to commer- .
cial printing is the fact that
ftyle, 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 pniriting shows a

marked tendency towards the

neat and plain in display with a

liberal use of margin, as oppos- .

ed to the old-style ‘methods of -

coarse, overcrowded and over-

- .omamental 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 most fully equipped .com-
mercial printing plant in the
Northem Interior, carrying a ,
large and high-grade°stock of
stationery, and employing work-
tmen of experience and ability.

The Quality Mark Printshopis
. The
Omineca

Miner

PORT ESSINGTON

_ HAZELTON:

Established 1870

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The newest and latest in every department.
This week brings some very fine pieces in
Dress goods, in Tartans, in Crepe, |
_ tonnes, Pongee Silks, Japan and China
_ Silks, Butcher Linen, Prints, Sateens, Ladies’ ©. -
Light Summer Vests. A sorting up on” —
_. Ribbons; A very fine assortment of Com-.
- forters ranging from $2.25 to $15. Wom-
ens and Children’s Lisle. Hose, White, ~~ |
Tan, Red, and Black Colors. @ This hot’...
weather a Morris or Arm Rocker’ Chair, ©;
_a Swing Chair or Rattan Rocker forloung- |
“ing around will add to your comfort. We .
_. .. have them on hand. T eater
[© -will find everything ‘they require for :the
| pastime from our stock-Shoes, Racquets,
>»: Balls, Shirts... Q Fresh Fruits---Strawber-
~ “ es.Cherries, Grape-Fruit, Cantaloupes
“Peaches, Pane !

in Cre-

, and all seasonable Fruits
every-train.

- Charles Hicks Beach, ||