Phone 900 . P.O. Box’1636 |
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention te Out of Town Clients |
SuITR ONE, FEDERAL BLock,

PRINCE RUPERT, -B..C.

Green Bros,, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo.ia, Nelson, Fort fieorge
: and New Hazelton.

B. C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

E.G. T, Lucas E. A, Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building
Cor, Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 658 Vancouver, B.C.

" McRAE BROS., LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

‘Architects’ ead En: incers’ Supplies
oc Leaf Systems
Remington aE scettern Office ‘Furniture

_ Prince Rupert, B, C. 4
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Mines and Mining |

Good Properties far 1? sule — Cash or on
and. Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

_Eight Years In This District.
Harelton, 1. Cs

wy Se hie aed rare)

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. Stenm Heated

Motor Bua Mests All Boats and
Trains.

in ea ee Fee el Pa NS TY el |

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5 | permet eet eeri etre mr

LUMBER

- By Carload or in Smaller
F «6 Lots, F. O. B. Andimaul

Prices On Application

D. RANKIN |
Andimaul, 'B. ¢.

TOTALITY STORE

‘Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Full line of ;
Dry Goods
Men's Furnishings
Hardware
Groceries

C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

“NM onkey | ~ |
Winch”

STUMP PULLER

“Ys now welland favorably known through-
out the north. If you are not acqualnted
with this machne and ita work write for
particulars. .

: Nota the new address for prompt
. shipments.

~ Robert Cross ..

1211 Deminion Building
Vancouver BC.”

Irs “BROWN”
Again
“Fashion's wheel has spun
round again to
“BROWN”

Ou FALL and WINTER.
Samples’ are heré and- they
are the, smartest lines that:
‘ever camé: into. .this - burg. :

: he exclusive
: “OBBEALIN WAY".

Sas and Overtoats..

Fao to $40

3 | De Boule Copper Co., of

-| first day, of: Decem

18

_-Pashioned, styled and ‘mal mate

| Cont Hardware

- Smithers Notes
. (From Thursday's Review) -

GE. Bailey retuimed yester-
day from a business visit to Ha-
zélton, 9° '

D. McLeod, of Raley, Welch &
Stewart, returned last night from
a trip up the line.

A.C, Aldous, of Aldous & Mur-
ray, is expected to- arrive in
Smithers in a few days.

Station Agent Noonan is hav-

ing a cottage built on the corner
of Queen and Broadway.
” R. J. McDonell and Wm, Pat-
erson arrived from Hazelton last
night, going on to Telkwa_ this
morning.

John Ashman, wha has been
spending a few days in town, left
on Monday for his ranch on Uop-
per river, .

Smith & Eggleston have begun
work on astore building for O, A,
Ragstad, the jeweler, on Main
street, near Second.

De. Wallace’ was called ‘to
Chicken Lake on Monday, to at-
tend a railroad man who sus-
tained a fractured leg. >

Noel & Rock’s store is com-
pleted, and is now stocked with
a full assortment of men’s wear.
Walter Noel is in charge.

Constables MacAulay and
Kelly came down from Alder-
mere yesterday, to see that
Smithers continued orderly.

It is reported that purchasers
of a double corner at Queen and

.|Secand contemplate‘the erection

of a four-story brick building. |

' WATER NOTICE

37] For a License to Take and Use Water

Notice is hereby given that Rocher
Butte, Mon-
tana, U.S.A.,, will apply for a license
to take and uge 20 cubic feet per second
of water out of Juniper creek, which
flowa in a Westerly direction through
Juniper Canydn, Crown Landa, and em P
ties into. Kitseguekla near its mout!
The water will be diverted at about. 53
mailes 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
Copper Co,

‘this notice waa posted on the ground
on the 29th day of October, 1913, .The
application will be filed in the office of
the Water Recorder at Hazelton, B. C,

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

Rocher deBoule Copper Co., (Applicant.)
10-18 =, By Frank A. Brown, Agent.)

LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, on the
first day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provineial Polica for a renewal of the
licence for the sale of liquors by whole-
sale in and upon the premises known as
the Hudson's, Bay Company’ 's store,
situate at Hazelton, B, G., upon the
lands described as lots 6 and 7, Hazel-|-
ton tawnbite. 18

"Dated this 80th day of Uetober, 1913.

G. H. GRAHAM, Applicant,

UL JOR ACT

=: . ection 41—
: " Notice - is’ ‘hereby y given that, on the
first day of December next, application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincia] Police. for. renewal of the
hotel licence to sell liquor by retail in
the-hatel known as the Uminecs Hotel,
situated at Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia.

Dated this 30th day of October, 1818.
13 John C, K, Sealy, Applicant.

LIQUOR ACT
—Section 41—

Notice is hereby given that, on the
firat day of December next,’ application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provinelal.. Police for rendwal of the
hotel licence. to sell liquor by retail in

the hotel known as the Hazelton Hotel,

aituated-at Hazelton, in the Province
of British Columbia.
of October 1918.

Dated. this 30th de oy
13 Royston G. oveley, Applicant.
LIQUOR ACT

: —Section dl—

Noticed is: hereby given that, ‘on. the:
er next, application |.
wlll be made to the Superintendent of;
Provincial. Police for renewal of the
hotel licente to sell liquor by retail In

| the kotel-known as the Ingineca Hotel,

situated at Hazelton, inthe Province of

| Britiah Colunbia;

Dated thia 30th day of October, 1918, |:
MeDonell & McAfee, Applicants,

ee omer, tants remnants |

A. Chisholm:

Builders’ -Materiel
«, Miners’ Suppl

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918

Mr, and Mra, R. C., Sinclair}.
and little daughter were passen-

Jimmie Givling has effected a

considerable improvement in the|
‘Smithers Yoorfiing house,-and ean.

now furnish_ accommodation for
seventy.

urday from the coast, where he
made arrangements for the im-
mediate shipment of the electric
light plant.

Mr. and Mrs. Bannister enter:

Tuesday evening, when they.
gave an informal dance at their
residence on Broadway.

Duncan Ross, the railway con-
tractor and Liberal politician,
was in town over night, leaving
this morning to spend the holi-
days at his home in Victoria. .

Count CG. di Carpenetto, of
Victoria, spent a week in Smith-
ers and vicinity, examining vari-
ous parcels of land, The count
likes the district, and desires to
purchase an improved farm.

J. M. Lynch, of Lynch Bros.,
with Mrs, Lynch, has arrived
from Los Angeles, to take charge

will reside ina neat ‘bungalow, to
be built by Smith & Eggleston.

two lots on Broadway, near
Queen, and will at once let a con-
tract for the erection of a neat
residence, - Mrs. Boyer will come
from Vancouver ‘to reside . in
Smithers,

‘Fred Heal, Jr., of Victoria, |}
visited his old home near Smith-

this morning for the capital city.
His brother Charles went with
him, for a vacation trip to the
coast cities. ;

Already there are enough

children in Smithers to necessitate |“

the establishment of a school,

awaiting the provision of school
facilities to take up their resi-
dence here, “The. question will
be one of the ‘first dealt with
by the proposed Citizens’ Associ-
ation.

Bottling Works, returned yester-
day from a visit to end of steel,
and will remain here for a few
days to look over the ground with

plant here, |

J. H. Hetherington, manager
of the Smithers branch: of the
Union Bank, teft this morning
for ‘Hazelton, where he will re-
main until the arrival of the safe

on the way from Vancouver.
G, A, Rosenthal is on his way
to the coast, to purchase somé

choice dairy ‘eattle for the Rosen-|
|thal-Devoin ranch, a mile from

town. The exceptional locationof
the firm’s property should make

their proposed dairying - opera-|.

tions highly profitable,

ver, one of the owners of the

“= |Silver ‘Island mine, on Babine}
\Lake, was, in Smithers on Satur-
day, enrutite to his ‘property. Hel;

is ‘accompanied by. Newton W.
Emmens,’ a Vancouver mining

engineer,. who, 2088 ‘to examine |

the Silver Telarid, ° = :

gers for Telkwa this morning. ml.

W. J. O'Neill returned on Sat. :

‘tained a large party of friends on |-

of Lynch Bros.’ store here. They |.

W. F. Boyer haa. purchased

‘ Columbia Gazette in the issues of May

ers during the~week, leaving

while other families are only a

"J. A. Macdonald,-of the Royal |

a view to establishing ain rating |.

and office furniture, which are|

George E, Neilson, of. Vaneou- yo

at Sargent’s.

_ Fresh local eggs at Sargent’, [fl

Sargent’ a,

reel

‘Fresh bread, twice ' a ‘week, at |
4

1000 Rocher de Boule for sale, |f
cheap. E. H. Hicks Beach.

Mrs. P. Made Money

today, with twenty “thousand

of her lectures.

LAND NOTICES”

Omineca Land pete District of.
Coaat, Range V.

- Take nutice that Charles Hicks Beach

of Hazelton, B.C., occupation clerk,

ea:
~All kinds of rubber footwear! f £

American dollars, the proceeds &

LIVERY and STAGES

and ‘publ ic ‘conveyances - day an

night, Our: stages meet: all trains at: South “Hazelton or New Hazeltor

_ Coal and Wood delivered promptly,

+ Consig our shipments in: Our’:
Care a Storage or. Delivery, :

a _Agdrane-all comm fi

New York, Nov. .26:—Mra, |=
Pankhurst sailed for England 4

- Gramophones, Developing’
and Printing: |

WW. WRATHALL

Hazelton a

Ruddy, & Mackay

Stationery, | Photo. Supplies, |

“Tincn General Drage and Freighting | i

We ara. resid to supply iva

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wall: wo

jntenda to @ PeY for ~ permission to
purchase the following described’ lands:

Commencing at a post planted at. the
‘northwest corner of Lot 349, Range ¥,
Coast District, and being tho northeast
cor. of land applied for, thence weat 20
chaina, south 40 chaina, east 20 chaina,
north 40 chains to point of caommence-
ment and containing 80 acres more or
Jes ~ Charles Hicks Beach, :
‘Oct, 11, 4913. Dan McDougall, agt,
‘ : %

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SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS

The Baron. and Viscount,
ar .\ PRODUCT OF BC. :
Harglion'y, '

*" GALENA CLUB “=

On Sale lion's
Ww. F. BREWER, ‘Lessee. *:

at the

Resort

Cancellation of Reserve

NOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN that
the reserves existin upon Crown lands
in Range 4, Coast District; Range 5,
Coast D atrict; and in Cawsiar District;
and situated in ‘the vicinity of Ootea
and Francois Lakes; in the Watershed
of the Morice River! in the vicinity. of
Endako and Buikle Rivera; in Town-
ships 1A, 2A and a, Range 5, Coast
District; on the Kispiox River: on the
Kitsumkalum River; and on ‘the Naas
River, which said “reserves were ‘€8-
tablished respectively by two notices
appearing in the British Columbia Gaz-
ette in the isgue of May 5th, 1910. and

notices appearing in the British

26th, 1910; Novhmber first, 1906; sep

tember 10th, 1908; February ' 25:

1909; and July 2nd, 1908; are cxncelled

in so far ag the same affects the. ac-

quisition of ‘anid Janda under the pro-

visions of the ‘Coal and Petroleum
R. A: REN

Act.’
Deputy Minister of Lands
Lands Lrepartment,
. Vietoria, B. C.,
Mth November, 1918.

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Hudson's Bay Goat

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GROCERIES —
“DRY GOODS ©

of Best Quality at. Popular ‘Prices
& ta Acar LIQUORS “ always -
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

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Established 1870

QUALITY IS ECONOMY

Feeling_|
Good?

It is the certain. little distinctive cai aboit

ART CLOTHES -

that make you: feel ‘good, and every. mart 1 We!
measure for a Suit. or Overcoat feels. good

as far as Clothes « can do it.

Lookout Fall and Winter range of samples over |

“Boots
Men, Women en - and -

Weather

know we carry the. best’.

Boots’ for. the. Bad: 7

-WALK-OVER - SMARDON-LECKIE
Fall and Winter Weights” ;

east ry . Hardware
Childken

and Largest. Stock in in
- the North: :

° SHELF AND. HEAVY |
A HARDWARE |

ing this week,

"Pickles : ‘Jams

A fresh shipment of C, & B, woods arriv-

Marmalades, a

AS ‘shipment: of 1913 pack~-treah—of the
_ famous Hunt’s canned and bottled: fruits. -

“Fresh Frat arriving. weekly and. oftener. :

: “THIS WEEK:*. w<  |

- Grapefruit, ‘Apples, Table and Cooking :

_ Oranges, Bananas, Lemons. 7 :
‘Ripe Tomatoes —

$3. 00, and $4.00.” a

eae _

io B ‘36m ‘Cocoanut Matting, per. yer,
rf tock of coal oil and a
cml be here ‘on Mon.

_SILKALINE "AND. SCRIM. FOR DRAPERIES |

Dry Goods and F urnishing Department

White. “Honeycomb : Shawls,

‘at. 9, 00 7 "Colored Honeyeomb. Bedipreads

large size, ~

Geen and. Red” Tapestry Table~ ar
: Covers, from * - $2.51

‘Green and ied Portiresy a from’. “$4.50 :

7 Ee $1.78 |
“Be oy
$1 50, e

_ Established 1870.

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