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Phone 300 P.. Box 1635!
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Suite ONe, FenEnaL Biock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil ‘Enginesra
Dominion and British Colombia
- Land Surveyors

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

B, ©, AFFLECK, Mgr, New Hazelton.

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F. G.'T. Lucas E. A, Lueas

LUCAS & LUCAS .

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Bullding ”
Cor, Granville and Pender

Telephone Seymour 598 Vancouver, B.C.

n MeR AE BROS., LTD.
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Reminston Typewrilera, ‘Olftee Furniture

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Architects! and Engineers’ Supplies
Prince Rupert, B. C. 4

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odaks, Loose Leaf Systems
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OS en ry

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for or sale — Cash or on
Bond. Develo ment and
Assessment

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District.
Hazelton, I. C.

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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor, Abbott and Water Streeta

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50

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

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
Trains.

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Eggs for Hatching

From the fullowing pens, all of
which are
STANDARD BRED BIRDS
PartridgeWyandottes, Rose Comb
Leghorns ( hite), Barred Rocka,
Buff Or mping ptons, &.C, White Leg-
horns, White Orpingtons, Orders
booked after March Ist, -
$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Eggs

_ Cedarvale Poultry Farm
J.W. Graham  Cedarvale, B.C.

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a THE
QUALITY STORE
. Full dine of
DRY GOODS
Men’s Furnishings
Hardware - Groceries

Cc. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Clothes That
Hold Their .
Shape

Hobberlin Clothes are al-
ways tailored right. They
always hold their shape, -{
No partis stinted. We can
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-

ments. Drop in ahd havea
look at the new spring

samples.

NOEL & ROCK |

"Hazelton, E BG.

_,” LAND NOTICE. -
‘Hazelton Land Districts Diatrict of
Coast, Ran
' Bake notice that Ella H: Humble, of
Princa Rupert, oceupation married
woman intends to apply for permission
to purchase the . following desenbed

lanted about

Commencing at a post

600 yards. in-a'N.B. direction fron: the; -

two mile post on the Copperriver trail,
being on an island, thence weste!

40 chains moréor lese, thence north

and easterly. following’ the south ban
of the e Copper river ehaitis. more o:
Ba of commencement, ton

taining 16 aeres more or lead,
iz Ella H :

(From Thursday's Review}

. H. Tobey left this morning
for Prince Rupert.

O, J, Benson has gone to Prince
Rupert for a. brief visit.

Mrs. Simpson i is visiting friends
in New Hazelton this week.

F, A. Widmoyar came up from
South Hazelton last evening.

A. L. Ford, of Prince Rupert,
was among yesterday’s visitors,

Fred Curry came up from Ha-
zelton yesterday, on his way
east.

Mrs. R. O. Miller and infant
son arrived from Nanaimo last
week,

C. E, Bailey returned on, Mon-
day from a business trip to Ha-
zelton,

C. K. Burt, of Toronto, repre-
senting ‘‘Stylecraft’’ wasin town
yesterday.

T. J. Thorp, J. P., came down
from Aldermere yesterday, on
business,

Geo, C, Hartley, of Endako,
returned yesterday from a visit
to the coast. ~

Angus McLean returned to
Hazelton on Tuesday, after a
brief visit.

Theodore Salomo, the Hazelton
blacksmith, spent a couple of
days in town.

J. S. Martin and W. &. Jack,
of Hazelton, are spending a few
days in town, ~

F.C. Swannell, the .civil’ en-
gineer, and Geo. V, Copley are
here from Victoria.

J. E. Bill, of the G,. T. P. en-
gineering staff, came down from
Rose Lake yesterday.

J. E, Griffith, public works en-
gineer for the province, will
visit Smithers next week,

Dr. Badgero will leave in a few
days for. Fort Fraser, where’ he
will spend a week or two.

The foundation for the Gray
building on Main street has been
laid by Contractor Watson.

W. §. Latta, of Vancouver,

+was among the arrivals on yes-

terday’s train from the coast.
A three-room cottage has been

C. C. Vanarsdol, divisional en-
gineer for the G.: T. P., came
down from Rose Lake yesterday,

F. H. Graves, of the Vanc¢ou-

ver Sun, who is looking over the
district, spent several days in
town. ..
WK, ‘Sutherland and WwW. J. Boles,
of Lockwood, Sask., are. here
looking ‘over the ‘town and dis-
‘trict.

Mrs. J. H. Martin and Miss H.
Tallentine, of Fort Fraser, were
among the arrivals on yesterday’ 8
train. :
oR. Watson, the billder, hag
\gone to Prince Rupert, to order
building supplies for: ‘his eon-
tracts. :
~~ Mrs. Williserott, of Pririce Ru-
pert, and Miss Williseroft, of.

Telkwa; are Visitors: in’ Smithers

today.

F B. Chettloburgh: diatridt
manager for the Northern Tele-
phone’ Co., was here’ yesterday,
on business, -

R. , Watson. has pearly com-
pleted the first of. the four-room
bungalows he will erect ait Fist
and Columbia. .
“Rocky Mountain Bite”
lespie left this morning’ for’.

i following the north hank of the slough inl?

’ Smithers Notes

erected near the roundhouse by
|R. Watson.for James Porteous,

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mayed by the destruction cagsed
by the recent fire, but will con-
tinue to do business at the j june-
tion of the rivers,
_R. H. Gerow came up. from
Hazelton on Monday, leaving
next,day for Burns and Francois
lakes, where he will spend the
summer.
- BE, T. Kenney, of Terrace, ar-
rived yesterday to take charge
of the Williams - Carr lumber
yard, recently purchased. by
George Little. ©

Jas,. A, Riley has left New Ha-
zelton. He is on his way to
South Bulkley, where he wil}
officiate as operator on the gov-
ernment telegraph line.

W. K. Mackay arrived from
Vancouver on Saturday to take
‘the position of teller in the Union
Bank here, sueceeding A, E,
Faweett, transferred to Prince
George. .

R. E. Williams returned on
Monday from a visit to his ranch
near Round Lake. Mrs. Williams
and her mother, Mrs. Hutchin-| °
son, will spend the summer at
the ranch,

Rev. C. E. Batzold left this
morning for Vancouver, to attend
the district meeting of the Metho-
dist Church. From the coast
city he will go fo Kamloops, to
attend the B, C. Conference,
returning in about three weeks.
During his absence song services
will be held in the Methodist

‘| Church,

The finishing touches are being
put on the new Review building
at Main and Firat by R. Wataori,
the contractor, The structure,
though not the largest, is one of
the handsomest and most sub-
stantial in Smithers, reflecting
the greatest credit on architect
and builders. The plans were
drawn by G. C, Killam.

On the eve of the departure of
A. E. -Faweett, teller in the
Union Bank, for his new post. at
Prince George, a number of his

.|friends gathered at the Union|.

Bank and presented him with a
handsome gold watchchain and
locket and a Smithers souvenir
apoon,
man,
seconded by Jas. A. Macdonald.
They and other speakers expres-
sed regret at the departure of
the popular ““McFoster. ”

Fighting at Tampico
Washington, April 27:—Con-

-/stitutionalists renewed the siege | +

of Tampico this morning, accor-
ding to- advices just received
from Admiral Mayo.

Heavy bombarding is heard

the federals have put-up a stub-
born resistance, arid a seyere en-

the line.
why the truce declared Saturday

by the wounded. being ‘brqught
into, the seaports. and . . by. the
number of Mexican refugees who
_| have’ appealed to the -admiral

ing” force, te

‘School Meeting Ne ext Thursday

transaction -of general’ business

ce Tt raday. evening at B

SHACK. and fixtures for ‘ale, ,

_Apply Miner Office...
d Reid seeds at Sar

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MAY 218

of Canada -

INCORPORATED 1988

Capital Paid Up - - $11,660,000
Reserve Fond - - - $18,500,000 |

Interest Paid on ‘Depoaiti at
-. Current Rates

Banking by Matl Given Special. Attention

HAZELTON BRANCH:
A.D, MecLEOD - ~° Manager

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' NOTICE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF Brarisit
COLUMBIA. -

In the matter of the Administration
Act, and in the matter of the Bs-
tate of John Henry McHale, deceas-
ed, intestate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honour Judge Young, dated 13th
March, 1914, I was appointed Admin-
istrator of the estate of the said John
Henry McHale. All parties having
claims apainst the ssid estate are, here-
by requested to forward the same,
properly verified, to me, before the
16th day of May 1914, and all parties
indebted to the. aaid estate are requir-
ed to pay the amount of their in-
debtedness to me forthwith.

Dated Ist day of May, 1914. __

STEPHEN H. Hosxina,
Official Administrator

‘Hazelton, B.C.

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

District,
NOTICE is hereby given that It ia
my intention to issue ufter the explra-
tion of one month from the first publica-
tion hereof a fresh Certificate of Title

to the above-mentioned lands in the}

name of Ole Reisterer, which Certificate
of Title is dated the. ath February,

The Royal Bank

-cial printing is the fact that

"neat and plainin display with a

; large and high-grade stock of

W. J. O'Neill, as chair-|,
made’ the ‘presentation, |

from the northern quarter where | «
gagement id reported | all along]:
It is’ not understood |

has been broken, but that a fierce | 4
‘| battle is in Drogress is indicated

for protection against the attack- |

‘A special sehool : “meeting, for
the election of: frusteea and the]:

will -be held in ‘the. schoolhouse |

1918, and numbered $176 1

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Land Registry Office,
-Prinee Rupert, B, b, March 20, 1914;

F. MachROD,
He Bian Registrar,

Atlin miners : anticipate the
best season the district has ever

matter not Hn gta
known or fully appre-':
ciated with regard to commer- !

fyle, 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.
@ Moder printing shows a
maked tendency towards the

liberal use of margin, as oppos-
ed to the old-style methods of
coarse, overcrowded and over-''
ormamental composition, Not
every printer ‘can give you the
better class of work:. It is, —
therefore, to your interest tosee
that your printing is done at
the most fully equipped com- -
mercial printing ee in the —
Northern Intentor, carrying a~

stationery, andemploying work-
men. of experience and ability.

The Quality Mark Printsbop is
‘Omineca
-. Miner

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PORT ESSINGTON

’ Established 1870

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Most of. our spring shipments have reachied us and we |
can take care of the wants of the district, supplying the J.
best goods for the least money. New stocks arriving. on

Kneading Pans, Cereal -
Cookers, Milk and’ Rice

Boilers, Cook Pots, Pota-

_ ding Pans, White Mix-
ing Bowls, Pie and Cake
Tins ————

_COAL-OIL

- that are winners |

Vey Special Wares _

- to Pots, Stew Pans, Pud-

COOKING. STOVES |

Pacdaia Wates,.. Semi eT :
i Porcelain China Wares.

A large shipment of Enamelware, Aluminum and. Tinwares

A very. ‘select stock of |
SUIT CASES,-CLUB™

BAGS and TRUNKS _ | :
Dr. Jaeger’s Sani: | | 4

tay Underwear
For Women & Children =

A lange and complete
‘Stock of.
H AR D WAR E

at lowest prices

“Walk-Over

Very neat shapes in.
= Oxfords).

and ‘S Slippers

SMARDON Vibes :
for -Ladies:

P; ain Oils, ‘Varies

| § : BOOTS. and ' Soce _ E:

| ness “Accessories

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HAZELTON