Rhone 300 P.O. Box 1685!

HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT
Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Suire One, Feprrat, Biock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

Green Bros,, Burden & Co,
Civil Engineers .
Dominion and British Columbia
and Surveyors
Offices at Victo, ja, Nelson, Fort George
New Hazelton.

B.C. Aprunce, Mgr. New Hazelton.

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

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers'and Solicitors

Rogers Builting
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 508 Vancouver, B, C,

McRAE BROS, LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
Kodahs, Loose Leaf Systeins
~ Remington Typewriters, Of fk

Prince Rupert, B. C,
Shab oeae fas ngeehs obaafs “pebtedegulatede too tubfe

- Mines and Mining

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

Carr Brothers

Hight Years In This District.
, Huveltou, MW CC.

Te mk Ota tt Nh Mla hh Ad OR ad tee CY

} J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver
Europenn Plan $1.00 to $2.50
Rooms with Baths. Hot and Culd

Water. Steam ented. ‘

Motor Bus Meets All Bouts and 7
' Trains.

Qiao rears areermarneetns

Sere TY FPP ye rTy Perr rerrtrry evryrrryrryy £)

Rough and Dressed

LUMBER

By Carload or in Smaller
Lots, F. QO. B. Andimaul

Prices On Application

D. RANKIN
Andimaul, B.C.)

= THE — “|
QUALITY STORE

Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Full line of
Dry Goods
Men’s Furnishings
Hardware
Groceries
C. V. SMITH

1 GENERAT, MERCHANT
“M 0 n nk ey
Winch”

STUMP PULLER.

Is naw well and favorably known through-
outthgnorth, If yeu ore not acquainted
wilh this machine and its work write for
particulars,

. Note the now address for prompt
ahipmenta,

Robert Cross

1211 Dominion Building
Vancouver B. C.

IT'S “BROWN”
Again
Fashion’s wheel has spun
round again to

- “BROWN”

Our FALL. and WINTER...
Samples are here ‘and they’
ate the smartest lines. that |
ever came into’ this burg,

_ Fashioned, styled and made -
“in the exclusive. £.
“HOBBERLIN WAY"? aon oD

‘Suits and’t Overcoats

"$20.to $40
| NOEL. & ROCK.

“Hezelton,. B, 6, - cat! .

f ecrnenaninthgnasenta ora (Fr

ice Furniture 4 |

Smithers Notes

(From Thuraday's Raview)
The contractors are busy on
the Auditorium, whjch is intend-
ed for use as a moving picture
house and sacial hall.

for the elecric light plant will be
ready for the machinery when
it arrives from the coast,

“Lots in block 57 have been
leased for the construction of a
two-story building, 52x90, for a
restaurant and theater. .

The telephoneconstructioncrew
is bringing the line from the
Bulkley to Smithers, and instru-
ments will be installed in a few
days. ,

Henry & Dunlop opened their
rea] estate officeon Tuesday, and
report excellent business,

R. L, Gale, the Telkwa broker,
will open an officein Smithers as
soon as a suitable building can
be erected,

K. K. McLaughlin, the tin-
smith, has returned to town,
bringing a complete plant for
sheetiron work and pipe-fitting,
as well as a large stock of
material,

Norman Cary, who has been
engaged in the construction of
the telephone system, returned
©!to Hazelton today.

Howard Campbell, of Lynch
Bros.’ staff, who has been trans-

j| ferred from New Hazelton to the
1|Smithers store, came in on Satur-
3 | day.

H. E. Walker, the energetic

{| provincial agriculturist for this
2 district, returned ‘from the coast

last night, accompanied by Mra.
Walker,.who comes ‘from Winni-

‘| flows in-a Westerly

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peg-to reside with her husband.

WATER NOTICE
For a License to Take and Use Water

pe gtice i is hereby given that Rocher
e Boule Copper Co,, of Butte, Mon-
ae U.S.A., -will apply for a license
to take and use 20 cubic feet per second
of water out of Juniper creek, which
irection through
Juniper Canyon, Crown Landa, and em
ties into itseguekl a near its mouth,
The water will be diverted at about 64
miles from its mouth and will be used
for Mining and power purposes on the
land described as Juniper Group mineral
claims owned by Rocher de Boule
Cop er Co.
is notice was posted on the ground
on the 29th day of October, 1918. The
application will ba filed in the office of
the Water Recorder at Hazelton, B .c.,

said Water Recorder of with the
Comptroller of Water Rights, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Victoria,

10-18 By Frank Ai Brown, Agent.

LIQUOR . LICENCE | APPLICATION |;

Notice is hereby een that, on the
first day of December next, application
will be made “to the Superintendent. of
Provincial Police for a renewal of the
licence for the sale of liquors by whole-
sale in and upon the premised known as

the Hudson's Bay ey 8 store,.
situate at Hazelton, upon the
iands described as lota 6 and 7, Hazel-
ton townsite. ' 1

Dated this 80th day of ‘October, 1913.

G. H. GRAHAM, Applicant.

LIQUOR ACT
—Section 41—

‘Notice is hereby given that, on the
first day of Decemver next, application | |
will be made to the Superintendent of |

-:{-]Provinelal Police for renewal of ‘the

hotel. licence - to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known as the Umineea Hotel,
aituated at: Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia, ~.

Dated this 20th day of Octeber, ints,
18° John C,. K; Sealy, Applicant,.-

LIQUOR ACT:

—BSection 41— . :

Notice is hereby given that, on the
frst day of December next, application
will. be made to the Superintendent of
‘Provincial Polite for re on of ‘the
hotel ‘liceneé to sell liquor by retuil in

‘| the hotel known as the Hazelton Hatel,

aituated at Hazelton, .in, the Province
of British Columbia.

‘Dated this 30th day of October, 1913,
Royston G. Mogeley, Applicant.

LI UOR ACT
Section 41—~

Notice . is hereb

given that, on the

~f | first-day of December next, application | ;
¢ bwill be made to tie Supérintendent of |’

| Proviricial. Police for. tenewal: of. tha|-
hotel licence to sell liquor by retail’ in}

the hotel known as the Ingineca Hotel,
‘situated at Hazelton, In the Province of
British Columbia.

a ‘Dated thia 20th day of October,: it
McDonell & MeAteo, Applicants

{t is expected that the building!

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918

W. P. Lynch was a westbound |
passenger this morning, — .

Dr. Maclean left this morning
for a trip to the end of steel.

Frank Treanor has returned
from a business trip to Hazelton,

Walter Noel arrived on Satur-
day, to arrange for the erection
of Noel & Rock’s store,"

- J, A. Hodder and W. Paterson
were among the passengers from
New Hazelton last night, |

Sargent’s general store is
practically completed and a nenr-
ly complete stock is already on
display,

H. H. Boggs, the efficient sta-
tion agent at Smithers, is leaving
the G, T. P, service to take
charge of Broughton and Me-
Neil’s freight department.

Geo. J. Frizzell, whose meat
market in Smithers is doing big
business, went to Prince Rupert
today, to arrange for larger
consignments of meats and fish.

Alex, MeMillan and J. A.
McDonald, two of Superintendent
Carr’s efficient staff of road
foremen, arrived last night.
Their season’s work is finished,
and they have foliowed the crowd
to Smithers,

unloaded their seventeenth ear
of building material. Other
firms have alao received many
ears of builders’ supplies from
the coast, in addition to the full
output of the Smithers mill,

_ The foundations of Carr Bros,’
big hotel, which will be known ag
the Hotel Bulkley, have been
laid. Forty thousand feet of
lumber is on thé ground, arid

Objections may be’ filed’ with the:

Rocher deBoule Copper Co, (APY licant, z ;

bank; déctor,. dentist, drugstore,
[hardware store,’ sawmill, planing |,
mill, two lumber yards, plumber,

supply. The building will be
rushed to completion,

The railway company has large
crews of laborers engaged in yard
construction, and has already
laid several miles of side tracks,
while the temporary station and
freight sheds will soon be re:
placed by permanent buildings of
handsome appearance. ‘Thecom-
pany is bringing lumber for the
divisional buildings from - Hard-
scrabble mill, and has already
1,600,000 feet on the ground.

About the first of December,
it is understood, the postoffice in
Smithers will be authorized to
issue and paymoney orders, On
his recent visit, the inspector de-
cided, that is was not advisable
to increase the work of the staff
while in the temporary office,
Before the end of the month

3/ Postmaster Adams will -be in oc-

eupation of the Main-street post-

"office, with plenty of accomoda-

tion for all business, -.

- Smithers now possesses graded
atreets, sidewalks, a postoffice,
six rooming houses, five restaur-
ants, four general stores, two| my
churches, two newspapers, a

sheet. iron worker, sign works,
three - contractinig” ‘firms, twol
laundries, two, ‘poolrooms, livery
stable;

 Ganninigham’ s carries ~ Gold Seal

The Williams-Carr Co, to-day

meat market, electrical |.
: supply. ‘store, shoe shop, two real
estate ims tee

cater

gent’s.

Sargent’s.

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LAND NOTICES

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

of Hazelton, B .C., pccupation clerk,
intends
purchase ‘the lowing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner of Lot 349, Range V,
Coast District, and being the northeaat
eor. of land applied for, thence west 20
chains, south 40 chains, east 20 chains,
north 40 chains ta point of commence-
ment and containing 80 acres more or
less, Charles Hicks Beach,
Oct. 11, 1913. Dan McDovgall, agt.

Omineca Land District. Distriet of

assiar

Take notice that Herbert Percy
Webb, of Victoria, B.C. “ cecupation
merchant, intends to app ly fo
mission to purchase tha wing
eribed lands:

Commencing at a st planted at the
southeast corner of , Omineca
District, District of “Cassis, thence
weat about 60 chains, thence south
about 20 chains, u/thence east about 60
chaina, thence north -about 20 chaina
being ungazetted Lot 1299, Diatrict of
Caasiar, Herbert Percy Webb,
Aug. 14, 1913,

Omineca Land District. District of
; assiar ‘

Take notice that Lambert Osborne
Pateraon, of Victoria, B, C., occupation
retired, intends to arply 3 for permission
to urchase the fo owing deacribed
ands,

Commencing at a post planted about
26 chains south of the northeast corner
of Lot 2115, Omineca District, District
of Cassiar, and at the northwest corner
of ungazetted Lot 1585, thence south
about 55 chaing to southeast corner of
Lot 2115, thence east about 62 chains
to west boundary of Lot 820, thence
northerly about 37 chaing to northwest
corner. of Lot 920, thence westerly
about 60 chaing.to the southwest corner
of Lot 1286, thence north about 18
chains to corner marked Northeast A,
Lot 1686, thence westerly about 3 chains
to point of commencement and covering
ungazetted Lot 1585,

Aug. 14, 1913,

Hazelton Land District, District of
Coast Range 5.'

Take notica that J, John Kansky, of
Terrace, B. C., cecupation farmer, in-

chase the following described lands:
Commencing. at & planted about
twenty-five chains Doe the North | 3
Batt, corner of Lot B10 Thence follow. | 3
the shore ling in A Northerly Weat-| 8
ety, Easterly, and Southerly Wen
round the island to point of ‘commence:
ment, containing twenty-five acras
mora ox fess, going an Island.

Rain coats and oil clothing atik

LIVERY and STAGES

{Ap night.

Take notice that Charles Hicks Beach | §
S| Address all
apply for permission to | Qoaspeaan

Rubbers — all kinds at. Sar. Fs =

We ara- prepared to eupply. private: ;
Our stages meet. ‘all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

yo _ Coal and Wood delivered -_ere nn i

Consign your shipments in Our

Care for Storage or Delivery.

Stationery, Photo Supplie s,
_ Gramophones, Developing ”
and Printing.

WW. yearna

Hazelton

Lambert Osborne Paterson,

tends to appl for permission to pur-

Sent, 16, 1913, John Kanaky
OW Kansky, Agent. [&

SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS -

‘The Baron and Viscount
A PRODUCT OF B. Cc.

GALENA CLUB “*:

W. F. BREWER, Lessee. -

On Sale
at the

Hazelton's
Favorite

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Hudson's Bay Company

GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS.

HARDWARE.
of Best Quality at Popular Prices’

LIQUORS so

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A full Asiort.
‘ment of

~ HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B,C.

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R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

Established 1870

QUALITY IS ECONOMY -

Feeling
Good?

| It is the certain little distinctive qualities about -

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

| Look our Fall and Winter range of sainples over |

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as far as Clothes can do it. .

Boots.

know we car
Boots for t
; . Weather.

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Men, Women and Cite: ,
the best |
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Fall and Winter Weights | a

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Ou Hardware. is ‘the best.
7 and Largest Stock in
‘the North.

- SHELE. “AND: HEAVY
~ HARDWARE

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A fresh shipment of C. & B, goods arriv-
“ing this week,

- Jams — Marmalades

A ‘shipment of 1918 pack---fresh—of the |
famous Hunt's eanned and bottled fraita, cape’.

; Fresh Fruits. artlving weekly and oftener.”
ES “THIS WEEK:.°

Grapefruit, Apples, Table and Cooking
_ Oranges, Bananas, Lemons. ep
” Ripe Tomatags

« Dry Goods. a

nd 'F ‘urnishinig. Department ,

$3.00, and’ $4. 00.

_ te $24 25.°

» White Honeycomb ‘Shawls.

364i, Cocoanut Matting, per y vera,
| White Honeycomb Bedspreads, * 41 50

cat $2 00° | Colored: Hone pmb Bedepreads,

on _ large size, $t76:
“Green and Red Tapestry, Table ele.

Covers, =." oe - §$'

- Green‘and ‘Red Portieres,

cal |

- Port Elagton :

" SILKALINE. ‘AND: SCRIM FOR DRAPERIES |

mig & Son, Li

‘Established 1870

Sea scanitinrmsinancit nitinorowe vxkenuunanaanxna

and public conveyances. day: and. a -