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DENTISTRY

Dr. BADGERO-
Of Smithers
May le consulted at the j

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

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Phone 300 P.O. Box 1695
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT
Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Suite One, FEDERAL Biock,

Smithers Notes
(From Thursday's Review)

Mr. Manson returned to Prince
Rupert today,

Chas, J. Whyte, of Vancouver,
was here this week. ---

Don’t miss the Agricultural
meeting next Wednesday even-
ing.-

The Smithers bridge over the
Bulkley will be finished next
week, .

K. K. McLauchlin left this

Green Bros,, Burden & Co,

_ _ Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors
Offices at Victo.ia, Nelson, Fort feorge
and New Hazelton.

B. C. AFFLECK, Mer. New Hazelton.

F. GT. Lucas BA. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Soticitore

Rogers Bullding
Car. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 698 Vaneuuver, 9, O.

Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
Kodaks, Loose Loaf Syatems
Reminaton Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B. C.

Mines and Mining
Goad Properties for sale — Cash or on

Bond. Development and
Assessment Work, -

Carr Brothers

Bight Yeara In This District.
Harelton, IC.

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J, A, LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streats

Vancouver

European Plan $1,00 to $2.60

Rooms with Baths; Hot and Cold
Water. -Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Bouta and
Trains.

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‘Eggs for Hatching

From the fillowing pens, all of
which are .

STANDARD BRED BIRDS

PartridgeWyandattes, Rose Comb
Leghorns (White}, Barred Rocks,
Butt Orpingtons, S.C, White Leg-
orna,, White Orpingtons. Orders
booked after March Ist,

$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Egza

Cedarvale Poultry Farm
J. W. Graham — Cedarvale, B. C.
No

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THE

QUALITY STORE

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

C. V. SMITH
L. af

HAZELTON
Oat ieremmsrmee arenes reste

Clothes That
Hold Their
Shape

menmerd

Hobberlin. Clothes are al-
ways tailored right. They
always hold their shape.
No part is stinted, “We can
-pleage the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
ments, - Drop in ‘and havea
look at the new spring
_ Samples,

NOEL & ROCK:

have winterad here.. ra

morning fora business ‘visit to
Huzelton. ot

R. J. Rock carne up from Ha-
zelton last night for a brief busi-
ness visit,

P. Kelly and A, D, Johnson,
of Fort Fraser, arrived in town
yesterday.

C. E. Bailey, pre-emption in-
spector, has gone to Hazelton on
official business.

Jack MeNéeil, of Broughton &
McNeil, is spending afew days
in the Hazeltons. ,

A. R. Brown, of Burns Lake,
who is on his way to Hazelton;
spent a few days in town.

Albert Davidson, general agent
of the G.T. P., was up from
Prince Rupert on Saturday, .

Dr, Stone made a trip over the
line to Fort Fraser, returning to
Hazelton Hospital this morning,

Jennings Bros, are building a
power launch, for use Chicken
lake, officially known ag Lake
Kathlyn. _

Two blind piggera named Law-
tence and Feeks, arrested at
Priestly, were given six-months’
sentences,

Alex. C. Lochead, ‘‘Nyal’s

©! Ambassador,” was here between

trains, doing business with J.
Mason Adamg,

Merrick Harvey returned from
Copper river coalfield on Satur-
day. He left for a visit ta Hazel-
ton this morning.

The provincial: government has
placed a reserve on all water
within five miles of Smithers, for
municipal purposes, _ 7

District Forester Allen came
up from Hazelton last evening to
consult with Mr, Manson regard-
ing the season's work,

W. E. Gow, who is joining the
railway force as operator, proba-
bly at New Hazelton, left for
Prince Rupert this morning,

Chapin’s new restaurant, which
L. ‘Schuller is building on the
Main-street lot east of the Kén-
nedy building, is nearing com-
pletion.

Road Superintendent. W. J,
Carr, who accompanied Mr, Man-
son in his inspection of the roada
of his district, returned to Ha-
zelton this morning. —
Constable Kelly has beeti- ap-
pointed clerk of ‘the small debt
court for Smithers, Magistrate
Hoakins will hold court here from
time to time, ag required, —
James Latham, forest ranger
for this ‘istrict, came ‘up. lat
night. He will return to Hazel-
tonin'a few days with several
of the forest branch horses which

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‘Twark,

_ THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, APRIL 4 184g

bring several] additional - steam

loading gravel trains, a number
of which will be used in ballast.
ing the track,

‘J. W, Paterson, the well-known
merchant, came up from Kitselas
on Saturday, for atrip to the end
of steel, He returned to the
Skeena river town this morning.

Forester Allen, on his next
visit, will meet the West Side
settlers at Chicken Lake, to dis-
cuss the regulations regarding
forest protection -as they affect
the clearing of land.

Miss Bryen, who was expected
to take charge of the Smithers
‘school after the Easter holidays,
is unable to come at that time.
The trustees have engaged Miss
Mabel Anderson, of Ladysmith,
who will probably arrive next
week. |

Charles Barrett, proprietor of
the Diamond D ranch, returned
on Monday from his visit to the
coast, He brought back with
him a splendid heavy draft stal-
lion, and has also purchased a
carload of high class dairy cattle.

branches for the Union Bank,
arrived here last evening, hav-

ton. He was much impressed
by the growth of Smithers,

Hetherington, manager of the
local office, Mr. Vibert returned
to the corst today,

Contractor Watson expects to
have the Review building ready
for the printing plant within a
couple of weeks. The structure
will be one of the handsomest ‘in
town, and is attracting a good
deal of attention, K, K. Me-
Lauchlin has nearly finished his
work on theiron roof, and George
McKilligan has his plasterers at

To celebrate the erection of his
new building, George J. Frizzell
will give a dance this evening in
the Prince Theater, Mrs. Friz-
zell arrived from Prince Rupert
on yesterday’s train to assist the
genial George in entertaining his
guests. Mr. Frizzell expects to
remove hia meat market from
the temporary stand to the new
building within a few days,

Driving gloves for ladies, men,
and boys at Sargent’s,

Liberal. Rally
H. C. Brewster, Liberal leader
in. the province; John Oliver ,of
Delta, and T.- D. Fattullo of
Prince Pupert will address a put-
lie meeting, to be held in theTown
Hall, on Tuesday. evening next,
April 7, under the auspices of the
local Libera] association... lt

trunks, handbags, and. suitcases
at Sargent’s. ©

“Big Ben’? alarm clocks and
Ingersoll. watches at Sargent’s,

_ NOTICE, ~

Fred Conroy, restavrarit: keeper,

Cunningham & Sdn, Ltd,, Hazel-
ton gp
Fresh ranch eggs at Sargent’s,

lemons—at Sargent’s, |.
Fresh.

Immediately on the linking tip]| UO miner
of the temporary track; whildli ia
likély to’ bé accomplished:next}

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shdvels from the east, for use in}.

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NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME CoURT oF BRITISH.
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 an order of.

His Honor Judge Young, dated 26th

February, 1914, | was appointed Ad-

miniatrator of the Estate of the said

Ed. Kelly. All parties having claims

against the said Estate are hereby re-

‘queated to forward tha same, properly

verifjed, to me before the 2lat day of

March, 1914, and all parties indebted

to the said Estate are required to

pay the amount oftheir indebtedness
to me forthwith. :

Dated 3rd day of March, 1914,

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
Offietal Administrator.

NOTICE

m27-8

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, I was ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
of thesaid Ernest George Kennett, All
parties having claima againat the said
estate are hereby requested to forward
the same, praperly verified, to me, be-
fore the 2lst day of March 1914, and all
parties indebted to the said estate are
required te pay the amount of their

In THE Supreme Count or Britisa ;
COLUMBIA, :

In the matter of the Administration.

‘Matter not generally .

~ known or fully appre: |

ciated with regard to commer-
cial printing is the fact that
fle, display (by which is

Meant typographical arrange- —

tment) and type-faces are sub-_

ject to change, as ir 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 methads of

Ph. Vibert, superintendent of |
ing come through from Edmon-| ~

After a conference with J. H.

indebtedness to me forthwith.
Dated 6th day of March, 1914.

27-8 Official Administrator

coarse, overcrowded and over-
omamental composition, Not
every printer can give you the
better class of work. It is,

STEPHEN H, Hosxins,

azelton, B,C.

In

to
of

M

NOTICE ia hereby given that itis
my intention to issue after the expira-
tion of one month
tlon hereof a fresh Certificate of Title

name of Ole Relaterer, which Cartificate
1818, and numbered 8178 1.

34 ‘ ,
Land Registry Offica
Prince Rupert, B.C,, March 20, 1914,

therefore, to your interest to see
that your printing is done at
the most fully equipped ¢om-
mercial printing plant in the
Northern Interior, carrying a_
large and high-grade stock of
stationery, andemploying work-
men of experience and ability.

The Quality Mark Printshop is
The
Omineca

Miner

NOTICE

ee

the ‘matter of a freah Certificate of
Title for Lot 4018, Range 6, Coast

District, ;

from the first publiaa- |;

the above-mentioned landa in the
Title ia dated the 2dth February,

H, F, MacLEODp,

80- District Registrar.

an

“ FOUND—gold ring, set with
stone. Owner may have same

Apply R. 8S. Sargent’s office.

paying for this advertisement.

.New shipment of steamer ¢

Persons having claims : against

send ‘particulars of claims to. R, |’

. Fresh friits—-oranges, apples,

nd ‘Kippered | igh at
Bargent's. -~ ot.

Miner Print Shop

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R Cumingham & Son, Lid

PORTESSINGTON Established 1870 HAZELTON |

: ee STYLE captivates. and is essential. That
is why we so often call your atténtion to ART.
CLOTHES, tailored by the Best House in Cana-

da. Our Spring and: Summer Samples will please
you, and we measure you while you look them over..

. . 9 ent |e ; .
Ladies’ & Children’s JaegerLine
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, Hosiery,
Gloves, Shawls, Rugs, Shirts, Waists, etc. First.
shipment arriving next month. = =; Our spring.
shipments of Dry Goods are ‘arriving, and our stock.
of Staple and Fancy” Goods: is very: ‘select. -
Ginghams, . Draperies, . Prints, “Dress . Goods, * etc, _

CHILDREN’S HEADWEAR |.
A fine assortment of Hats and Caps in all the latest...

_ Styles, at attractive prices, Ladies’. White Corsets oe

| at $1.50 and $2.50. Grey Flaneletie Blankets, |
~~ large size $1 ‘85. Men's: Brown Corduroy P ants, allsizes:.. °°]