DENTISTRY

Dr. BADGERO
Of Smithers.

‘ May he consulted at the
Northern Hotel, New Ha-
} zelton, until further notice.
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Phone 300 P.O, Box 1635
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT
Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Bure One, Feperay Brock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil ‘Engines 1B
Dominion and Hritish‘Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo. ia, Nelson, Fort Gearge
and New Hazelton,

B. C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton,

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

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogera Building
Car. Granville and Pender

Telephone Seymour 588 Vaneouver, B,C.

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McRAE BROS., LTD.

STATIONERS & PRINTERS

4 , Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
Kod

ose Leaf Syateme
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B. C,

Reshappeapeny

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for 8 sale —- Cash or on
Bond. Development and
Assesament Work,

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Havelton, H.C,

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J, A. LeRoy _ J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Con Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

- European Plan 31.00 to $2.60
Rooms with Bathg. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated,
Motor ‘Bus Meets All Boats and
Trains.

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Eggs for Hatching

From the fctlowing pens, all of
which are
STANDARD BRED BIRDS
Par tridge Wyandottes, Rose Comb

eghoms ( hite), Barred Rocka,
ull Orningtons, &.C. White Leg-
ane White Orpingtons, Orders
booked after March 1st.
$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Eggs.

Cedarvale Poultry Farm
(7 W.Graham  Cedarvale, B. C. y )

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QUALITY STORE

Full line of
DRY GOODS
Men’s Furnishings
Hardware - Groceries
C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Clothes That
‘Hold Their
Shape

Hobberlin Clothes are al-

Smithers Notes

(From Thursday's Review}
D, J. Jennings teft today for a
‘visit to the coast: ~

Don’t forpet the Schoo! dance
“an Thursday evening next.

_C. W. Mott has gone to Seaton
to procure stock for his ranch,

Hugh McLean returned this
week from a visit to Hazelton.

C, A. Sandberg, better known
as ‘‘Seoop,’’ came up from Hazel-
ton on Monday.

N, P, Moran returned on Mon-
day, after spending a few days
in New Hazelton.

Dunean Ross, the railroad con-
tractor, returned this week from
a visit to the coast.

C. E. Bailey, pre-emption in-
spector, is spending a few days
in Hazelton, on official business.

Miss Anderson, the new school
teacher, is expected to arrive
from Ladysmith next Saturday.

Hubert Wrinch, who has heen
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Batzold,
returned to Hazelton this morn-
ing,

H. Silverthorne and A. A, Me-
Millan, of Pleasant Valley, re-
turned home on Sunday, after
spending several days here,

Stickney & Drummond, of the
Smithers Cafe, have dissolved
partnership. Jack Drummond
will continue the business,

Mrs. Prescott, who-has heen
for some weeks the guest of her
sister, Mrs, J. Mason Adams,
left on Sunday to return to ) her
home in Mexico.

‘R. 8. Sargent came up from
Hazelton on Monday, leaving the
next.day for-Telkwa: He will
spend a few days here before re-
turning home.

District Forester Allen and
Ranger Latham will meet the
settlera of Chicken Lake district
on Thursday next to digeuss fire

' protection methods.

Ira Mann, who has superin-
tendeded the construction of
many of the big: bridges on the
G. T. P., returned on Monday
from a trip to Prince Rupert.

Mr, and Mrs. F, D, Eason re-

ton, where Mrs, Eason recently
underwent an operation, from
which she has nearly recovered,
Constable Fairbairn returned
on Monday from Prince Rupert,
whither he escorted.""Cap’”’ Hall
committed for trial before .L.
Forde, J. P., of Francois Lake,
on a charge of felonious wound-
ing.

Dan Stewart, who has atill two
months’ work ahead of him on
his railroad contract, returned
from the coast on Monday. He
expects to leave about’ May 1 for
a prolonged visit to his Scottish
home,

The Chicken Lake Settlers’
Association has appointed G. A.
Rosenthal, Robert Marion and G.
H. Ballard a committee to confer
with Road Superintendent Cari
and J. B. Griffith, public works
engineer, regarding the route of
the West Side wakon. road from |
Smithers to Moricetown.

Among Saturday’s arrivals was
J. C. K. Sealy, who came to
spend a few days at his ranch

_ samp! es,

ways tailored right. They
always hold their shape,
No partis stinted. —
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar- .
ments. Drop in and havea
look at the new spring

We can

across the Bulkley. Mr, Sealy

from England, where they spent
the winter, -

H. Avison, provincial sanitary
inspector, is: spendmg the week
in Smitherg, speing to the en-

i ith the faw.

and his bride ‘recently returned|-

+ forcement: of the’healttt regulas |:
‘tiond. Citlzénd ‘who. diaye beets

remiss in cleaning up their preni-
ieee are being. notified t to: comply

on Main-street, was completed
yesterday by the contractor, L.
Schuller, and Mr. Chapin is busy
preparing for his opening. The
new eating place is handsomely
designed and bright in appear-
ance, o

J. J. Gray, the jeweler, has
purchased from [, Anger a lot on
Main-street, near First avenue,
Mr. Gray has let a contract to R.
Watson, the builder, for a .two-
story business building. On its
completion he will oceupy the
lower floor, removing his busi-
ness from its present location in
the Lynch building.

On a Long Tramp

There arrived j in Smithers the
other day a man who has achiev-
ed quite a reputation as a mush-
er—Ed. N. Clark, representing
Peargon’s Magazine, who is on
the last lap of g tramp from
Spokane to Prince Rupert. Leav-
ing Spokane on Feb. 18, he has
travelled on foot through the
Boundary and Kootenay districts
and up to Fort George, from |{
whence he followed the G. T. P.
to Smithers, leaving here yester-
day for the coast, which he must
reach within nine days to win
his $500 bet with Captain Larson.
Mr, Clark and a companion, in
the winter of 1908-9, accomplish-
ed the feat of tramping across
Canada, from Quebec:to Vancou-
ver, a distance of 8351 miles,
making the trip in 118 days,
The doughty muster, under the
terms of his wager, started on
his present trip without 1 4 cent
of money,

- Would Separate Aviatics
-Vancouver, April 13: The

Vancouver city council. are dis.
cussing the. segregation of, Chi:
nese and Japanese childcen in

white children, as the outcome
ofthe Chinese murder case, The
council, describing the practice

; a8 & menace, referred a resolu-
turned on Saturday from Hayel-;

tion urging the school board to
make the change, to the city so-
licitor, in order to make clear the
city’s legal position as to the es-
tablishment of separate schools,

’ The council also decided to buy

‘tall lumber for the city from

firmsemploying white labor ex-

clusively, provided the prevailing

prices can be met.

the opinion that the resolution
did not go far enough; that the
city should extend a preference
to such firms even if it cost. more,
and there was a general discus-

mills had difficulty in meeting
the competition’ of American
miils employing white labor,

at Sargent’s.

bags at Sargent’g, -

Fresh eggs at Sargent’s,

Mineral Claims Wanted
BE. H. Hicks Beach has enquir-
ies from a prospective purchaser

claims, and-wishes samples, copy
of ‘analysis, and other data from
those having mineral
whieh they wiah opened up,

irreoh fi fruita at Sargent’s,

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. Vad Btatee, three, soltars..-

‘address in. Canada; to

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 114 -

Frank Chapin’ anewrestaurant, a
adjoining the Kennedy, building

the city schools, in view of the
agitation now proceeding against |’
the co-education of Asiatics and |'

Some of the aldermen were of !

sion as to why British Columbia | 4

Elbow length white silk gloves .

Fresh 1914 garden and timothy
seeds at Sargent’s, ,

Trunks, suitcases and hand-|:

for. partially: developed mineral |*

claims!

“the 1 Mis at.ie two dollaraa : year A

Want Road to Stella
The settlers of Uncha lake, in
the Francois Jake district are
agitating for a road from their
settlement to the railway at
Stella. The proposed highway
would prove of great benefit to
all settlers between Francois and
Ootsa lakes, and an effort will
be made to have an appropriation
sufficient to provide for its con-
struction included in next year’s
estimates, The road system of
the Francois and Ootsa districts
has been much improved in the
last year or two, hut a great deal
remains to be done before the
ranchers will have adequate
means of transportation, and the
road to Stella is regarded as one
of the most important require-
ments of this important section.

"NOTICE

In THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
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, 1 was ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
of thesaid Ernest George Kennett. All
parties having claims against she said
estate are hereby requested to forward
the same, properly verified, to me, be-
fore the 2lat day of March 1914, and all
parties indebted to the said eatate are

equired to pay the amount of their
ndebtedness to me forthwith,

Dated 6th day of March, 1914.

STEPHEN H. Hoskins, :

27-8 Official Administrator

Hazelton, B.C,

In the matter of a fresh Certificate of
Title for Lot 4018, Range 5, Const

‘District
NOTICE ‘ia hereby given that it is
my intention to issue after the expira-
tion. of ona month from the first publica:
tion hereof a fresh Certificate of Title

: {OF Tithe is dated the: Qd4th February,
1918, and numbered 9176 I.
H. F, MacLEOD,
District Regiatrar,

M 30-84.
Land Polatry Office,

a pele er

to the above-mentioned lands in the] -
[name of Ole Reisterer, which Certificate

matter not gree
known or ful iy appre-
ciated with regard to. commer-
cial printing is the fact that
style, 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 printing shows a
maiked tendency towards the
neat and plainin display with a
_ hberal use of margin, as oppos-
ed to the old-style methods of
coatse, overcrowded and over-
ornamental composition. Not
every printer can give-you the
better class of work. It is,
therefore, to your intereft tosee
that your printing is done at
the moa fully equipped com-—
mercial printing ee 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
Omimeca -
Miner

‘\ Prinee Rupert, B.C., March 20, 191d.

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_Established 1870

R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

PORT ESSINGTON

"~~ HAZELTON

Brighten Up! _

Varnishes, Varnish Stains, Floorlac

Varnish Stains, Enamels, Paints and

Brushes. Everything necessary for
_a Spring brightening up.

Poultry Netting, Window and Door Screen Netting,
Screen Doors and Windows. -
partment embraces a most complete stock of Shelf and
Heavy Hardware, Manila and Cotton Ropes, F lexi-- -
‘ble Steel Cable, ete.

- Supplies.

Our Hardware De-

@ Prospector’s and Miner’s
Everything for the trail.

' Spring and Suramer Hats for Childten—the latest,
neat and attractive. @ Ladies’ and Children's Jaeger
, Wears due. to arrive - any day ne now, -

Our New Lines of Walk. Over ‘and: eb
~ Smardon Shoes are: very attractive |
| Both these takers make Ladies Footwear a specialty -

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