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HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Suite ONE, FEDERAL. Biock,

PRINCE RUPERI, B. C,

Green Bros,, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors
Offices at Victo.in, Nelson, Fort George
and New Hazelton.

B. & APPLECH, Mgr. New Hazelton,

F. G. T. Luens E. A. Liess

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building
Oar, Granville and Ponder
Telephone Seymour fia Yaneauver, LC,

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i McRAE BROS. LT’D i
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Kodaks, Loose Leaf Systems —
~ Remington Typewritere, Office Furniture i

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Architects' and Engineers’ Supplics i

Mines- and Mining

Guod Properties for sale —- Cash or on
ond, Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District,
flaselion, HC.

o- a ng fa oN a AS PR I

J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

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Cor. Abbott and Water Streets
Vancouver |
i European Pian $1.00 to $2.50 i]
i Rooms with Baths, Hot and Cold j
Water. Steam Heated.

l Motor Bus Meets All Boats and i
i Trains, t
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QUALITY STORE

‘Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Fullline of Dry Goods
MEN'S FURNISHINGS

Hardware, Groceries
C.V.SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

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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 and have a
look at the new spring
samples.

} NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B. CG,

: WOOD WOODE

Rediships 1A, 2A and 3,

a Send In Your Order &

E4150 Cords good Bireh Wood eq

. $88 for sale at $7.00 per cord de- yey

’ fed fivercd to any part of the city pS
ES at your door -

Ea Also Good Dry Lumber for Sale

e4 Good Warm Blankets, all §
ma sizes and-colors. Wool %
ms Caps. Sweater Coats for

@° Men and Women

P.O. Box 1835!

Smithers Notes

(From Thuraday's Review)
Dunean Ross was a visitor in

town on Wednesday,

T. J. Thorp, of Aldermere,
was in town this week,

R. J. Rock and wife returned
to Hazelton on Sunday morning.

E. H. Pieree, povernment en-
gineer, was in town this week.

G. I, Allen, Prinee Rupert,
was in Smithers during the week.

Frank Charleson and wife, of
Telkwa, were visitors in town
Wednesday, :

Dr. McLean left for the end
of steel Tuesday morning and
returned on Wednesday.

L. J. Conkey and R. U. Ramsay
registered atthe Bulkley Hotel
this week,

H. J. W. Brooks, representing
McLellan & McFeeley,, Vancou-
ver, arrived in town Wednesday,

Tom Murray, of Vancouver,

4 | appearing in the British

ing business with Smithers mer-
chants, . .

N. P. Moran, wife and son ar-
rived from New Hazelton last
Saturday and will reside here
in future.

E. H, Fletcher returned from
Rose Lake on Wednesday and
jeft on this morning’s train for
Prince Rupert.

Dr, Badgero returned from Ha-
zelton last Saturday and is now
located in his new offiees above’
Adams’ drug store.

Mrs. G. Patrick was removed
to the Hazelton Hospital on the
special train today, suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.

August Johnston, charged with
shooting Alfred Wright with in-
tent to kill, was committed for
trial at Hazelton and will appear
at the next: assize court. Bail
was fixed at $2,000 by Judge
Young.

Constable Russell, of Decker

Lake left for Hazelton this mor-
ing with three foreigners who
had quarelled over atime cheque
and tried to settle their differ-
ences with an axe. Twoof them
,have rooms reserved at the hos-
pital, and the other will be locked
up*$n a charge of wounding.
. A very jolly sleighing party
left Smithers Tuesday evening
for Telkwa. There were: about
20 in the party and they took
Telkwa by storm. <A dance was
arranged and kept up until the
small hours of the morning, after
which they returned home.

The social. and dance given in
raid of the school fund last. Thurs-
day, was a decided success both
financially and socially, and was
easily the event of the season.
the net proceeds amounted to
over $100 and mueh praise is due
the committee for their untiring
efforts inthe matter, ©.

Cancellation of Reserve
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that

ioe | the reserves existing upon Crown lands

in Range 4, Coast District;’ Range 5,
Coast District; and in Cagsiar District:
and situated in the vicinity of Ootsa
and Francois Lakes; in the Watershed
of the Morice River; in the vicinity of
Endako and Butkley Rivers; in Town-
Range 6, Const
District; on the Kispiox River; on the

1 | Kitsumkaluin River; and on the Nanas

River, which said reserves were es-
tablished respectively by two natices
columbia Gaz-

Sey elte in the issue of May bth, 1910, and

iby notices appearing in the . British
‘Columbia Gazette in the'lasuea'of May
{ 26th, 1910; Novhmber first, 1806+ Sep-
tember i0th, 1903; February 2th

| 1909; and July 2nd, 1908; are cancelled

in so far as the.same affecte the ac-

quisition of said Janda wader the pro-

‘visions of the ‘Coal and Pétroleum
RENWIC

Aet."’ A. _
oy _ Deputy Minister of Landa
Lands Department, — ,

was in town this week transact-|

EXPERIMENTAL FARM —
TO BE ESTABLISHED

. An experimental station will
be established an the Fairview
farm, near town, by the Provin-
cial Department of Agriculture,
The property is on the farm of
George Driver, on Tyee lake.

A beginning will be made with
five acres, which will he eulti-
vated under the direction of
H. E. Walker, distriet agricul-
turist. The land has been plow-
ed and will bein good condition
for planting in the spring.

In connection with the experi-
mental farm, a meteorological
station will be maintained, where
weather and climatic conditions
will be observed, Definite data
will then be available as to the
advantages of the district for
various lines of agriculture and
‘stock-raising:

MATERIALS ARRIVING

Prince Rupert, Feb. 9:—Great
activity is now being manifested
in the $3,000,000 drydock under
construction for the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway and steamship
interests. Immense quantities
of steel for structural purposes,
lumber and machinery are ar-
riving weekly, the last being a
1500 ton consignment now being
unioaded from the steamship
Kentra of the Maple Leaf line

A large crew of steel workers
is algo being assembled so that
from now on the erection of the
several buildings will be hasten-
ed, The steel frame of the
foundry is finished and that for
the numerous other buildings
will shortly be in place,

The floating drydock according
to plans furnished by William T.
Donnelley will have a lifting ca-
pacity of 20,000 tons and is so
designed a3 to be eapable of oper-
ating in sections as a number of
smaller docks, With the arrival
of _ the permanent manager,
Charles N. Cowell, the big under-
taking is now being rushed to an
expected early completion,

Special at Sargent’s: Ladies’
two and three buckle overshoes;
regular $2.50 and. $3.60 values,
for $1.65.

The King and Home Rule

London, Feb.- 11:—The King,
in his speech from the throne,
expressed the wish that the
home rule controversy might be
settled. Itis believed this will re-
sult in an attempt to secure an
‘amicablersettlement of the ques-
tion,

France has raised a national
subscription of $1,200,000 for an
aerial fleet,

Rubber footwear, all kinds, at
Sargent’s,

‘Fresh fruits at Sargent’s,

STRAYED from A. Corner’s
ranch, at Kispiox, u feeble out-
fit of three horses: a sorrel horse

'| with ring bone; small bay horse

with gravelled hoof, and a roan
horse with sore back. Anyone
seeing the above kindly notify
F, B. Chettleburgh, of Telkwa,
or A. Corner, Kispiox. —

.FOR SALE~ One new ‘‘Cy-
pher’s” Incubatur and Brooder
combined, Capacity fifty eggs,
Bight dollars. : Or with fifty fer-
tile eggs for .hatching,. twelve
dollars complete. .. Address J. W.
Graham, Cedarvale, B. C.

Assay Uifi¢e’ and: Mining Office
Ars and Crafts Building, 578 Seymour Street
imeesasio VANCOUVER, B.C, sxe

"J, O'SULLIVAN, F.c.S,_

Providclal-Assayer and Chemist

oMfetorip, BE Gy oom ee.
lith ovember, 1912, 1-20

Assayer for 26 years wiih Vivian & Sens, $
Charges Moderate 3: . Correspondence Sollled

FOR RUPERT DRYDOCK |},

COAL NOTICES

Hazelton Land District, District of

Cassiar,
Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, B.c., broker, intends to apply
fora license to prospect for coal and
etroleum over the following described
BNGS; .

Commencing at a post planted about
5 miles north and 8 milea weat from the
north west corner of Lot 2191, Cassiar,
beginning at the north west corner,
thence south 80 chains, east 80 -chaina,
north 80 chains, west 80 chaing, ta

int of commencement, 640 acres,

nown ae claim 1, .

Dec. 17, 1918. Fred G. Heal, Jr.
Hazelton Land District, District of
Cassiar,

Take notice that Fred G, Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, 8.C., broker, intends to apply
for a license to prospect for coal and

etraleam over the following described
ands:

. Commencing at a post planted about
5 miles north and & miles west from the
north west carner of Lot 2191, Cagsiar,
beginning at the north east corner,
thence south 80 chaing, weat 80 chaing,
north & chains, east 80 chainé, to point
of commencement, 640 acres, known as

Dec. ¥7, 1913, Fred G. Heal, Jr,

Hazelton Land District, District of
agglar .

Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, u.c., broker, intenda to apply
for a license to Prospect for coal and
petroleum over the following deSeribed
lands:

Commencing at a post planted about
6 miles north and 8 miles west from the
north west corner of Lot 2191, Casgiar,
eginning at the south west corner,
thence north 80 chaing, east 80 chains,
south 80 chaing, west 80 chains, to point
of commencement, 640 acres, known as
tlaim 3.

Dec. 17, 1913, Fred G, Heal, Jr.

Hazelton Land District. District of

: Cassiar,

‘Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, 8.¢.,-broker, intenda to apply
for a license to prospect for coal and
petroleum over the following described
ands: ;

Commencing at a post planted sbout
5 miles north and 8 miles west from the
north west corner of Lut 2191, Cassiar,
beginning at the south east corner,
thence north 80 chains, weat 80 chaina,
south 80 chains, eaat 80 chaing, to point
of commencement, 640 acres, known a8
claim 4.
bec. 17, 1918. Fred G. Heal, Jv.

Hazelton Land District. District of

/ Caasiar,

Take notice that Fred G, Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, B.c., broker, intends to apply
for a license to prospect for coal and
petroleum over the following described
ands:

Commencing at a post planted about
6 miles north and 8 miles'west from the
north went corner of Lot 2191, Caaslar,
beginning at the south west corner,
thence north 80 chains, east 20 chains,
south 80 chains, weat 80 chains ta point
of commencement, 640 acres, known as

claim 6, . .
Dec, 17, 1918. Fred G, Heal, Jr.

‘elaim 2,

" - COAL NOTICES

_ COAL NOTICES”

Hazelton Land District, District of
_ augiar,

Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, B.c., broken, intenda to apply
for ajlicenae to porspect for coal and
petroleum over the following described
ands:

Commencing at-a poat planted about
6 miles north and 8 miles west from the
north west corner of Lot 2191, Cassiar,
beginning at the south east corner,
thence north 80 cHains, west 30 chains,
south 80 chains, east 90 chaing, to point
of commencement, G40 neres, known as

claim 6,
Dec, 17, 1918, Fred G, Heal, Jr.

Hazelton Land District, District of

Cossiar,.

Take notice that Fred, G. Heal, Jr, :

ictoria, B. C., broker, ‘intends to

a
apply for a license to roapect for coal

troleum over the following dea-
cribed lands: no a

Commenting at a post planted about
10 miles north. and a miles west from
the nerth-west corner of Lot. 2191,
Casaiar, beginning at the north-weat
corner, thence south 80 chaina, east 80
chaina, north 80 chains, west $0 chains,
to point of commencement, 640 acres,
known es claim11. | :
Dee, 17, 1918.

Hazelton Land District. District of
: Cassiar,  -
Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr., of
Victoria, B. ¢., broker, intends to apply
for a license to progpect for coal and
atrolours over the following described
ands: .

Commencing at a poat planted about
6 milés nerth and.9 miles west from the
north west corner of Lot 2191, Cassiar,
beginning at the south east corner,
thence north 80 chaina, west 20 chains,
south 80 chains, east 80 chains, to point
of commencement, 640 acres, known as

claim 7. .
Fred &, Heal,. Jy.

Hazelton Land District,
Caasiar,

ef Victoria, 8,.c., broker, intends to
apply for a license to prospect for eval
and petrolenm over the following des-
cribed lands: ore.
Commencing at post planted ‘about
10 miles north and 9 miles west from
the north-west corner of Lot 2191,
Cassiar, beginning at the south-west
corner, thence north 80 chaina, east BO
chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chaing,
to point of commencement, 640 acras,

known a8 claim 12. :
Dee. 17, 1918. Fred G, Heal, Jr,

bec, 17, 1913.
District of

Hazelton Land District,
‘ aSsiar.

Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr, of
Victoria, B:c., broker, intends to epply
for a license to prospect for coal. an

etroleum over the following described
ands:

Commencing at a post planted about
6 miles north and 9 miles west from the
north weat corner of Lot 2191, Cassiar,
beginning, at the. north east corner,
thence south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
north 80 chains, east 80 chaing, to point
of commencement, 640 acres, known as

claim 8.
Dec. 17, 1919. Fred G. Heal, Jr,

Hazelton Land District District of .

- Cassiar, — .
Take notice that Fred G, Heal, Jr.,

of Victoria, B. c., broker, intends to «

apply for a license to prospect for coal
and petroloum over the following des-
cribed lands:
Commencing ata
22 miles north and

ost planted about
miles west from

the north-west corner of Lot 2191, -

Cassiar, beginning at the north-west
corner, thence south 80 chains, east 80
chains, north 80 chains, west 80 chaing,
to point of commencement, 640 acres,
known as claim 18, -

Dee, 16, 1913. Fred G. Heal, Jr.

Hazelton Land District. District of

. Cassiar,

‘Take notice that Fred G. Heal Jr., of
Victoria, B.¢,, broker, intends to apply
for a license to prospect for coal and

etroleum over the following described

ends: “.

Commencing at a post planted about
8 miles north and 9 miles weat from the
north weet corner of Lot 2191, Caasiar,
beginnning at the. north east corner,
thence south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
north 8¢ chains, east 80 chains, to paint
of commencement, 640 acres, known as

claim 9,
Dec, 17, 1918, Fred G, Heal, Jr.

Hazelton Land District ~ District of

of Cassiar :

Take notice that Fred G. Heal, Jr.,
of Victoria, 8. ¢., broker, intenda to
apply for a license to prospect for coal
and petroleum over the folowing dea-
eribed lands:-

Commencing at a fost. planted about
12 miles north and 9 miles west from
the north-west corner of Lot 2191,
Cassier, beginning at the north-east
corner, thenve south 80 chains, west 30
chains, north 80 chains, east 8) chains,
to point of commencement, 640 acres,
known asclaim 14, . ;

Fred G. Heal, Jr.

Hazelton Land District, District of
assiar, .
Take notice that Fred G, Heal, Jr., of

for a licenge to prospect for coal and
etroleum over the following described
anda;
Commencing at a post planted about
8 miles north and 9 miles west from the
north weat corner of Lot 2191, Casaiar,
beginning at the south east corner,
thence north 80 chaing, west 80 chaina,
south 80 chains, enst 80 chalne, to point
of commencement, 640 acrea, known as

claim 10, _
Dec, 17, 1918, Fred G, Heal, Jr.

Victoria, 8,¢., broker, intends to apply.

Tec. 16, 1913.
Hazelton Land bistrict District of

Cassiar,
Take notice that Fred G, Heal, Jr.,
of Victoria, B. c., broker, intends-.to

apply for a license to prospect for coal.
an

fetroleum over the following des-
cribed landa: . :

Commencing at a post planted about

12 miles north and § miles west from
tha north-west corner of Lot -216i,.
Cassiar, beginning at the south-east

corner, thence north 80 chains, West 60 7

chains, south 80 chalna, eaat 8
to point of commencement, 640 acres,

k lain Ib.
Dec 16, 1918. Fred G. Heal, dr,

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QUALITY IS ECONOMY

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Men's Woolen Gloves - 75c. pair

Men's Warm Winter Caps 75c. to$1

Children’s White Bearskin Coats,
Nicely Trimmed All Sizes

Children’s Cream Nun's Veiling |

Dresses, $1.75 and $2.00 each —_

"White and Gray Flannelette Blankets, large size, $2. -

We have a very nice assortment of Comforters, fromi

Lo 7 $2.25 to $3.00 each, ee, : A |
White and Colored Bedspreads - © $1.50 to $2.25 foe

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