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Phone 300
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Oul.of Town Clients
BuITe ONE, FevrRat, Hock,

PRINCE RUPERT, BQ

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Enginesrs
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Sur veyors

Offices at Victo. ja, Nelson, Fort George
and New Hazelton,

B, G. AFFLECK, Myr. New Hazclton.

F. G. T. Lucas BE. A. Lueas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barriaters and ‘Solicitors

Rogers Bullding
Cor, Granville and Pender

telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B,C,

f McRAE BROS, LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

é Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
= Kodoks, Loose Loaf Systems
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Remington ‘Ty pewritora, Office Furniture
Prince Rupert, B. C.
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P.O. Box 1635!

Mines and Mining
Good Properties for sale — Cash or on

ond. Development and
Assesament Work.

Carr Brothers

Bight Years In This District.
Havelton HO:

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( J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Wrter Streets

Vancouver
European Flan $1.00 to $2,650

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

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Trains.

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QUALITY STORE

Raw Furs Bought and Sold
GROUNDHOG ROBES

TOBOGGANS
SNOWSHOES
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C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT |

IPS“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
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. Hazelton, B. C.
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William H. Holland §
GENERAL STORES AT §
HAZELTON & KISPIOX §

WOOD WOOD

Send In Your Order

160 Cords good Birch Wood
m for sale at $7.00 per cord de-
@ livered to any part of the city
: . at your door —-————

RY Alec Good Dry Lumbér for Sale

§. Good Warm Blankets, all,
‘sizes and colors. dol

) Caps, Sweater Coats
fe ~ Men and Wonien —

William H. ‘Hol

three wecks.

Smithers Notes
(From Thursday's Roylaw)
Masquerade this evening.

Constable MacAulay was down
from Aldermere yesterday.

George Beirnes was among
Saturday's arrivals from Hazel-
ton.

C. EF, Bailey returned yester-
day from a vacation trip to the
coast,

Fourth,

N. P, Moran left this morning
for a visit to his family in New
Hazelton.

T. L. Carr went-to Hazelton
today, to attend the funeral of
the late Joe Thompson,

Dave Miller, who has been rus-
ticating in Washington for some
months, returned last night.

G. Y. Spring, of Vancouver, is
here this week, in ‘the interests

of the Canadian Fairbanis-Morse
Co.

Brooks, the painter, has begun
the erection of a shop and resi-

dence on Main street, near ‘the
theater.

Road Superintendent W, Jd.
Carr left this. morning for a.trip| -

business.

Mrs. J. E. McEwen, of Decker
Lake, who..has been visiting
friends- -at-- Hazelton, returned
yesterday. ae

Photographer Coffee came up
from Rupert the other day ‘to
‘take some Views of Smithers and
its surroundings,

Geo. F. Macdonald returned
yesterday from Prince Rupert,
where he was engaged in pro-
curing additional stock.

James Kennedy has opened his
Star poolroom on Main street.
The barber shop in connection
will be opened in a few days.

Mr, and Mrs. F. D. Eason _re-
turned on Saturday from a visit
to Rose Lake, where Mr, Eason
was officially engaged 1 for a few
days. -

Chief Constable Gammon ar-
tived from Hazelton last evening,
to inspect the Hotel Bulkley, in
his capacity.as license. inspector
for the district,

T. T. Aitken will represent the
Bulkley Valley’ Farmers’ Insti-
tute at the annual meeting of the
Central Institute; which will be
held in Victoria in the near future,

A party of Kispiox men, in-
cluding Hugh Taylor, H, BK
Glagsey, and J ames Dean, arrived |'
on Saturday to. take in the
“Moviés’’ and other* sights of

4 onithers. .

J. BE. Bostrom ‘returned from
the coast on Saturday; - accompa-

lake, where his railroad contract
will keep him busy until May.

““'Waddy"” Lang, the Tornier
Beeton salesman, wag ‘in’ “town
for a few, days... He left yester-
dey for a drive through the dis-
trict to Fort George with ° Ernie
ill, They expect to return in

Jack Ashman, J. K, Ashman,
Sam Gonyer and "Wm. Roas re-
turned on Monday from the gums

' Frank Ulrich is having a build- .
ing erected on Mairi street, near.

| ures show that the Cat and Mouse

to Hazelton, -ori ‘departmental 7

“|Scott, who has just returned
{from London.

‘bia this year, asa direct result

nied. by Mrs, Bostrom and child. | *
ren, who go with him to Burns! —

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1914.

which is to connect the National
Finance coal mines on Copper
river with Smithers, It is under:
stood the entire road will soon be
in condition for the freighting of
the machinery.

I'd, Eby, of Terrace, who has
spent a couple of months in Cali-
fornia since his last visit to
Smithers, came in on Saturday.
The progress made in the last
few weeks made him think more
eyer of the town.

. Militants Checked
London, Jan. 12:—Offictal fig-

Act, under which militant suffra-
gettes who start a hunger strike
in jail are released only to be ar-
rested again when their health
has been restored, has broken up
militancy. ;

It says that only forty-six mili-
tants have been arrested in the
nine months since the enactment
of the law, while 240 were sent
to jail previously. Only two are
now in prison. Six completed
their seatences or paid the alter-
nate fine, Two were discharged
on giving a pledge to behave.
Thirty-seven fled the country
while out of jail under ticket-of-
leave.

Fresh fruits, butter and eggs,
at Sargent’s,

Medals For B. C.
Victoria, Jan. 14:—Every fruit
show in ‘England meant a gold
medal for British Columbia, says
Deputy Minister of Agriculture

He anticipates
the accession of considerable
British capital to British Colum-

of the grand showing made at
the exhibitions,

All kinds of rubbers and felts
at Sargent’s,

‘The Indians from Andimaul,
Kitsegueca and Kitwangak have
left for Kitwankool, where a
great potlatch is in-progress,

The skating rink is in excellent
condition and is well patronized.

decision of Mr. Justice Murphy
made in a suit in Vancouver,

horse with sore back. Anyone

F. B. Chettleburgh, of Telkwa,
or A. Corner, Kispiox.

_ NOTICE

THE SUPREME. COURT OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA

IN

Act, and in the matter of the Es-
_ tate of Lous . Johan Johnson, de=
ceased, intestate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honour Judge Young, dated - the
19th day of January, 1914, wag appoint-

ed Administrator ‘of the eatate of the | |

said Loue Johan Johnson. All parties hay-
ing claims, agamet the said estate are

hereby requested to forward the same, |-  - fg

Properly verified, to me, before the 14th
a ebruary, 1914, and all parties in-

de ted to the said estate are required

pay the amount of their indebted: |. Saeed i
nee rt) bein

me forthwith.
Dated 28rd January, 1914;

mit, having completed . their six!
mile contract ou the: ‘eleigh-road|

STEPHEN: H: Hoskina .

A purchaser of property who! .
finds that-the vendor is not the -
registered owner, can not refuse| ~
to make payments unless he has|_
first called on the vendor to show| |
that he has title, according to al ..

STRAYED from A, Corner's|-~
ranch, at Kispiox, a feeble out-| -
fit of three horses: asorrel horse] |
with ring bone; small bay horse| .
with gravelled hoof, anda roan| . .

seeing the, above kindly notify! -.

In the inatter of the Administration | -

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Hazelton, B.C. |

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Established 1870

R. Cunningham & Som, Ltd.

QUALITY IS ECONOMY |

WETOW you |

; The cold snap was coming alright, and:
how it's here we: suggest you..come in” ~
and look over our range of Blankets,”
Quilts, Rugs and warm Bedding, You: ae
know you really need an extra pair of

. blankets these cold nights to ‘sleep. com-.:

. fortably, and while you are in the Sore
take a look at our full line of Stoves

and Heaters. ©
everything necessary to keep you warm

. both at homme and out of doors, and. _
nothing but a personal inspection can.

| convey the completeness of our service.

We are stocked with" ~ Oo :

” Eotablished 1870

R Cunningham é Son, i, 2 —.

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