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Phone 800 P.O. Box 1635 |
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clienta
Surry Ong, FEDERAL Bock,

PRINCE RUPERT,

Green Bros,, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo. ia, Nelson, Fart George
and New Hazelton,

B. ©. AFFLECK, Mpr, New Hazelton,

RB. oO.

F.G. T. Lucas E. A. Luens

LUCAS & LUCAS.

Barristers and Solicitors

Rowers Building
Cor, Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 693 Vancouver, B.C.

McRAE BROS., LT'D
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Ar hi + and £ Lm 4 4a
Kodaks, "Loose et Systems d
; Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture 4
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Prince Rupert, B. C. 3

soatata it het

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for s sale — Cash ar on
and, Development and
Agsessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Hight Yearg In This District.
Hazelton tt, CG

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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.60
Rooms with Baths, Hot and Cold
Water, . Steum Heated,

, Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
Trains,

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Rough and Dressed

LUMBER

By Carload or in Smatler
Lots, F. 0. B. Andimaul

Prices On Application

D. RANKIN
Andimaul, BC,

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QUALITY STORE

Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Sadho

Full line of
Dry Goods
Men’s Eurnishings
Hardware
Groceries

C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT -
HAZELTON -

The
“Monkey
Winch”
STUMP PULLER

la now well and favorably known throuzh-
outtha north. Ifyou are not acquainted
with thig machine and Ita work write for
particulars.

Note the new address for prompt
shipments,

Robert Cross

1211 Dominion Building
Vancouver - B,C,

Smithers Notes

( From ‘Thursday's Review)
T. J, Herlihy is about to engage
in the teaming business here. —

Dr. D. R. McLean is in town,
en route from Hazelton to the
end of steel...

Stanley Jones has apened a
bakery in the new building at
Main and First,

G, W. Spinning is conducting
an excellent eating place in con-
nection with his rooming house
on Aldous street, near the depot,

The skating rink, which is situ-
ated on Alfred street, will be
ready for use in a very short
time.. It will be 80x150 feet in
size,

W. J. O'Neill, who has charge
of the arrangements for the
electric light plant, is expected
to return from the coast on Sat-
urday’s train.

G. C, Killam, the architect, is
erecting a large building at Sec-
ond and King, for A. M. Tod, the
electrician. Mr. Killam will have

| an office in the building.

Mt. and Mrs. F, B, Chettle-
burgh arrived from the coast
last evening, leaving at once for
Telkwa, where they will “make
their home for the winter.

Dr. Badgero, the dentist, is al-

j| ready installed in handsome offi-

ces in the Williams-Carr building,

3/and has begun what will doubt-
}/ less prove an excellent practice.

The sanitation committee has

4) made arrangements for the dis-
3|posal of garbage, and from now
3 on residents will be required to

comply with the regulations of
the health act,

Many wells have been sunk to

WATER NOTICE
For a Licence to Take and Use Water

Notice is hereby given that Rocher
De Boule Copper Co., of Butte, Mon-

‘tana, U.S.A., will apply for a license

to take and use 20 eubic feat per second
of water out of Juniper creek, which
flows in o Westerly direction through
Juniper Canyon, Crown Lands, and emp
ties into itseguekla near ita mout
The water will be diverted at about 5}
miles from its mouth and will be used
for Mining and power purposes on the
land described as Juniper Group minerat
claims owned by Rocher de Boule
Copper Co,

his notice was posted on the ground
on the 29th day of October, 1913.: The
application will be filed in the office of

_jthe Water Recorder at Hazelton, B, C;

Objections may be filed. with the
said Water Recorder or with the
Comptroller of Water Rignts, Parilia-
ment Buildings, Victoria,

RocherdeBou ie Copper Ca, » (Applicant. )
10-13 By Frank A. Brown, (Agent.}

LIQUOR. LICENCE ic APPLICATION

' Notice ig hereby given that, on the
first day of Deceml er, next, application

TIPS “BROWN”
Again

Fashion's wheel has spun
round again to

“BROWN”

Our FALL and WINTER
; Samples are-here and they

are the smartest lines that
ever came into this burg.

Fashioned, styled and made
in the exclusive
“HOBBERLIN WAY”

Suits-and Overcoats

_ $20 to $40
NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, BC

will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for a renewal of the
licence for the sale of liquors by whole-
sale i in and upon the premises known as
the Hudson's Bay fom: any ‘s store,
situate at Hazelton, -, Upon the
lands described as Tota 6 and 1, Hazel-
ton townsite, 18
“Dated this 80th day of October, 1918.
G. H. GRAHAM, Applicant.

LIQUOR ACT
—Seetion 41—

Notice is hereby given that, on the
first day of December next, application

4 will be made to the Superintendent of

Provincial Police for -renewal- of the
hotel licence to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known aa the Omineca Hotel,
situated at Hazelton, in the Province

of British Columbia,
Dated this 20th day of October, 1918,
13 John C, K. Sealy, Applicant..

Lu UOR ACT
ection 41—
Notice ig hereby given that, on the
first day of December next, application
will be made. to the Superintendent of
Provineial Police for renewal of the
hotel Jicenea to sell oT, or by retail mh
the hotel known as the Hazelton H
situated at Hazelton, in’ the Provines
of Hritish Columbia,
Dated this 30th day of October 1913,
13. -Royaton G oseley, Appitcant.,

LIQUOR ACT

~BSeetion 41— i:
’ Natiee .is- hereby given that, on the
first day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police. for renewal of thé
hotel licence to sell liquor by- retail it:

| the hotel known as the Ingineca Hotel, ie

situated at Hazelton, in the Province a
British Columbia.,.
Dated this 8th day of October, 1913;

, 18  MeDonell & McAfee, Applicants,

{next to Smith & Eggleston’s

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1918

obtain. water for present uses,| :
In every case good water has

stratum being found at an aver-
ge depth of 2 feet,

Through the derailing of a
truck about two miles east of
town, the arrival of the accom-
modation train was delayed sev-
eral hours yesterday. Many of
the passengers walked in,

K, K. McLauchlin, ‘the tin
worker, is placing his plant and
stock in his new shop, which is
practically finished, Itis located

Planing mill on Alfred street. —

Walter Noel arrived last eve-
ning from Hazelton, leaving this
morning to bring up the stock of
men’s furnishings ordered for-
Noel & Rock’s Smithers store,
which will be opened next week.

R, S. Sargent, who returned 2
fewdays ago from a visit to
Saskatchewan and Chicago, came
up from Hazelton last night. Hel,
was greatly pleased with the
progress made since his last visit,
and quite satisfied with | the
growth of the Sargent business
here under Jas, A. Macdonald’s
management,

Thanks to the energetic and
practical efforts of Rey. C. E.

been obtained, the water-bearing|
| Sargent’s.

gent’s.

Rain coats and oil clothing at|!

LAND NOTICES -

Omineca Land District. District of
Coast, Range V.,

Take notice that Charles Hieka Beach
of Hazelton, B. Ker occupation clerk,
intends to
purchase the
Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner of Lot 349, Range Vy,
Coast District, and being the northeast
cor. of land applied for, thence west 20
chains, south 40 chains, east 20 chains,
north 40 chains to point of cammence-
ment and containing 80 atrés more or
less, Charles Hicks Beach,
Oct, 11, 1913. Dan McDougall, agt,

ing described lands;

Omineca Land District, District of

Cass.

Take notice that, * Herbert Percy
Webb, of Victoria, B. C., occupation
merchant, intends to ape for per-
mission to purchase the
cribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted at the
southeast corner of Lot 1237, Omineca
Yistrict, District of Casuiar, thence
west about 60 chains, thence south
about 20 chains, thence east about 60
chains, thence north about 20 chaina,
being ungazetted Lot 1239, District of
Caasiar. Herbert Perey Webb,
Aug. 14, 1913.

Omineca Land District. District of
Cassiar

Take notice that Lambert Osborne

Paterson, of Victoria, B,C, » occupation

retired, intends to apply | for permission

to purchase the following described

-Cotnmencing at a post planted about
25 chains south of the northeast corner
of Lot 2115, Omineca District, District
of Cassiaz, ‘and at the northwest corner
of ungazetted Let 1585, thence south
about 65 chains to southeast corner of
Lot 2116, thence east avout 62 chaing
to west ‘boundary of Lot 920, thence
northerly about 37 chains to northwest
corner of Lot 920, thence westerly
about 60 chains to the southwest comer
of Lot 1286, thence north about 18
chaing to corner marked Northeast A.
Lot 1685, thence westerly about chains

Batzold, the handsome church.o
the Methodist denomination,
which is being erected on Broad-
way, is within measureable dis-
tance of completion, and the pas-
tor expects to hold the opening
services a week from next Sun-
day. A feature which will be
appreciated by many will be a
commodious reading room, which
will be supplied with a large
range of literature.

The first wedding in Smithers
took place last evening, when
Miss Reynolds became Mrs, Wil-
liam Cox. The residence of H.
G. Smith was the scene of the
wedding, and many friends
gathered to wish the happy
couple well, Mr. Cox is a well
known Bulkley rancher, of the
Round lake district, while the
bride has just arrived from Chi-
cago, ‘The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. C. E, Batzold and
Rev. H. G. Kingston.

The Union Bank building is
practically finished, and is in use
by the staff, althoug the furniture
has not arrived, The large safe
is expected within a few days,
and on its arrival the Smithers
branch will be in full operation.
J. H. Aetherington will be in full
charge, with A. E. Fawcett ag
accountant. The appointment of
these popular officials will be ‘ap-
proved by the business men of
the town, who know and esteem
both. J. Wilson will remain in
charge ofthe banch at Telkwa,

’ Richard Kleesattel, a-promin-
ent mining engineer, who ig
identified with the Marble Bay}:
mine and other well-known prop-

visiting one of the ‘Hudeon Bay
properties for which he is nego-
tiating. . Mr. Kleesattel states
that the Marble. Bay mine, which

{8 on Texada-island, shows a re-
markable’ ‘body ‘of bornite and

native silver’. ore at a depth of
1350 feet: below sea level. Ship-

nents. a are being made to Trail

smelter,

és ehleken teed and estéals| i

to point of commencement and covering
ngazetted Lot 1585,
Lambert Osborne Paterson,

Aug. 14, 1913, 9

Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast Range 5. °

Take notice that I, John Kansky, of
Terrace, B. C., occupation farmer, in-
tends to apply ‘for permission to pur-
chase the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted about
twenty-five chains West from the North
East corner of Lot 870. Thence follow-
ing the shore line in a Northerly, West-
erly, Easterly, and Southerly irection
round the island to point of ‘commence-
ment, containing twenty-five acres
more or less, being an island.
Sept. 15, 1913. John Kansky

- Rubbers — all kinds at Sar- ne

iver, and STACES :

apply for permission to|3

We are, prepared to o supply private |
and: publ ic..conveyances. day :and
Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

Coal and Wood delivered promptly,

Ruddy & MacKay] ~

BAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON {

Consign your shipmenta in. Our
are for Storage, or Delivery.

Stationery, Photo ‘Supplies,
Gramophones, Developing _
and Printing.

W. W. WRATHALL

‘Hazelton

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Hudson's ay Company |

GROCERIES |
DRY GOODS"

HARDWARE |
of Best Quality at. Popular Prices

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HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY:

HAZELTON, B, C;

A full Assort-
ment of

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‘R Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

Established 1870

QUALITY IS ECONOMY.

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Feeling |:
Good?

that make you feel good, and every. man we
measure for a Suit-or Overcoat: feels good

| Look our F; al and Winter range of samples 0 over

is the certain litile distinctive sual about:

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Boots

Weather

Men, Women an and Children
know we carry the best

Boots for the Bad

“WALK-OVER - SMARDON-LECKIE
Fall and Winter Weights 2

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_ Hardware

Ow. Hardware is" the bet
_and Largest Stock in in
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- SHELF AND. HEAVY
"HARDWARE

A fresh. shipment, of G&B. yoods arriv-

ing this week.

Pickles Jams

~ Marmalades

A shipment of 1913 pack--freah—of the
famous .Hunt’s canned and bottled. fruits, -

Fresh Prutts arriving weekly and oftener,
cet ae “THIS, WEEK: pes
Grapefruit, Apples, Table and Cooking.

: Oranges, Bananas, Lemons i
‘Ripe Tomatoes: | .

Dry Goods and. Furnishing Department ¥

White Honeycomb | Shawls, .. at’ $2. 00 .

- $3.00, and $4.00.

— 36.in, Cocoanut Matting, per yerd,
White Honeycomb Bedspreads,

x to $2, 25,

Colored ‘Honeycomb, Bedspreads,
a large size, lose _s

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‘Green and Red Tapestry Table er
Covers, ote. from.

- Green and Red Portier,” - from” 4.

_SILKALINE ‘AND SCRIM FOR DRAPERIES -

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