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HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients

SuITe ONE, FEDERAL BLOC,

PRINCE RUPERY,

P.O. Box 1686 |

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Smithers: Notes -

(From Thursday's Review)
Postmaster Adams has the new
postoffice nearly ready for busi-
ness,

Green Bros,, Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Colunibia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo. ia, Nelson, Fort George

and New Hazelton,

B. C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

Sweeney & Orchard will open
their bowling alleys and poolroom
within a few days.

George Little, the Terrace lum-
berman, spent several days in
Smithers this week,

F. G. 'T. Lueas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Bullding
Cor. Granville and Pender
Teleuphone Seymour 593

E. A, Lueas

Vancouver, B.C.

Jack Goold came in from Eve-
lyn yesterday, to take a position
with Moran & Polley.

Pete Talbot, of the G, T. P.
engineering force, arrived from

Codeokenb otedentos Drakes besbeeserbnefeofeeberente ved abe 8, .
i the coast last evening.

McRAE BROS., LT’D
i STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ andE *S, 1

Kodalee, | Looac nee Systums
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince Rupert, B.C.

by footie eet ead fs fy

Mesktebenderteete:

Seehof os a

Mr, and Mrs. John Hynes will
i leave shortly for Oregon, where
‘they will spend the winter.

Donald Simpson, who has been

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for § anic -— Cash or on!

Bond. © Development and
Assefament Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight Years {n This District.

Hozetton, 1m ©.

in Hazelton for some days, re-
turned on Saturday’s train.
Donald McLeod, of Foley,
iWelch & Stewart, arrived from
New Hazelton last evening.
Jolin Wander, the barber, has
taken possession of his two-story

eh rd rs ed a eS at ld

J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abhott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan 31.00 to $2.50.
Rooms with Batha. Hot and Cold

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Shel Rohingson arrived from
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building on Second avvenue.

Francois lake yesterday. He re-
ports conditions good in that dis-
trict. .

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Chisholm
arrived from Hazelton yesterday,
and will make their home in
Smithers.

A gravel train was off the
track west of Evelyn last even-

Water. Steam Heated.
£ Motor Bus Mects All Boats and
| Trains.
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“Rough and Dressed

LUMBER

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

. Prices On Application

D. RANKIN -
Andimaul, B. CG.

PUVUNTVONSTUSTVUVITTECTTONTVESTYUNY TY CrTveWT yer!

ing, delaying No. 1 for nearly

} | two hours.

Merrick Harvey, who is in

j/charge of the telephone crew,

succeeded in connecting the line
here on Saturday,

Dan Carroll, who spent a
couple of weeks on the conat, on
mining business, returned to

Smithers on Saturday.

THE

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QUALITY STORE

Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Full line of .
Dry Goods
Men’s Furnishings
Hardware
Groceries

C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT '
HAZELTON

Robert Grant, district menager
of the P, Burns Co., returned

WATER NOTICE

For a License to Take and Use Water

Notice is hereby given: that Rocher
De Boule Copper Co., of Butte, Mon-
tana, U,S,A., will apply for a license
to take and use 20 cubic feet per second
of water out of Juniper eveek, which
flows in a, Westerly irection through
Juniper Can on, Grown L ands, and emp-
ties: into 4
The: water will be diverted at about 64
miles 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,

‘vais notice was posted on the ground
on the 29th day of Octoher, i913. The
application will be filed in the office of
the Water Recorder at Hazelton, B. C,

The
“Monkey
Winch”
STUMP PULLER

Is now welland favorably known through-
outthenarth, If you are not acquainted
with this machine and its work write for
, particulars.

Note the new address for prompt
ahipmenta, :

Robert Cross

1211 Dominion Building
Vancouver - B. C.

Objections may be filed with the
said Water Recorder or with the
Comptroller of Water Rights, Parlia-
ment Buildings, cuictoria, b. C.

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
willbe made te the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for a renewal of the
licence for the sale of liquors by whale-
sale in and upon the premiaes known as
the Hudson‘s Bay Company‘s store,
situate at Hazelton, B. C., upon the
lands described as lots 6 and 7, Hazel-
ton townsite. 13
bated ene 6 Both day of October, 1918.

H, GRAHAM, Applicant.

LIQUOR ACT
¢ —Section 41—.

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

““BROWN”.
Ow 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

Hazelton, B, | Oa

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Notice is hereby given that, on the
firat day of December next, ‘application
will be made to the Superintendent of
Provincial Police: for renewal of the
hotel Heence to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known a8 the Omineca Hotel,
situated at Hazelton, in’ the. Province
of British Columbia.

Dated this 80th day of October, 1913,
13 John C.K. Sealy; Applicant.

LIQUOR ACT

—Section 41— :
Notice ia hereby given that, on the
first duy of December next, application
twill be made to the Superintesdent af

Provinelal. Police for renewal of

hotel Heence to sell liquor by retail in
the hotel known as the Hazelton Hotel,
situated. at Hazelton, in the Provinee
of British Columbia.
‘Dated this 40th day of October, 1913,
ig.

Royston G. Moseley, Applicant,

o UOR ACT

: ection 41— .
Notice is hereb given that, on the
first Jay of December next, appileation
wilil be made to the Superinténdent of

hotel licence to sell liquor by retail. in

{the hotel known as the Ingineea Hotei,
‘sithated at. Hazelton, in the Province ol
. British Columbia,

+ Dated this 30th day of Octobe, 1913, |;

13. McDonell & McAfee, 1 Ape! canta,

itseguek la near ita mouth.:

the|-

Provincial Police for renewal: of- the |

from the coast on Wednesday,
with 45 steers for Rose lake,

H, A, Bigelow has his Telkwa
stack packed in readiness for re-
moval to Smithers on the com-
pletion of his large: building at
Main and Broadway. -

W. J. Carr, district road super-
intendent, came up from Hazel-
ton on Saturday, to gain further
information for his annual report
on the roads and trails,

Walter Noel came up from Ha-
zeltun on Saturday and is now a
permanent resident of- Smithers,
taking charge of the Noel & Rock
store here, while R, J, Rock, his
partner, remains at the Hazelton
establishment.

Mrs. RB. E. Williams, whe has
been spending a few weeks with|?
friends in the coast cities, re-
turned last night,. going to Telk-
wa today fora brief visit, Mr.
Williams expects to have the|4
handsome apartments in the Wil-
liams-Carr building ready for oc-
cupation in a few days. |

The local telephone line is now
completed and in use, being al-
ready connected ‘ with Telkwa
and Aldermere. Additional in-
struments wili be installed in
Smithers within a week anda
good service will be maintained.

The public offices of the tele-

phone company will be at Moran
& Polley’s poolroom, a central
and convenient point for those
who wish to use the system.
F. B. Chettleburgh, the local
manager of the company, has
ordered a large supply of instru-
ments to meet the demand for
phones, .
« Good progress is being made
with the construction of the
Auditorium, at Main and Fourth,
The building, as has been noted,
will be devoted to the ‘‘movies’’
and dances, It is probable that
for the opening a performance of
The Hat Box will be secured.
This farce is being given in Ha-
zelton tonight, in aid of the
Hospital fund, by a talented
amateur company. If the neces-
sary arrangements can be made,
the show will be repeated here
as soonas the Auditorium is com-
pleted, the’ program being ang-
mented by various concert num-
bers,

Richard Kleesattel, the Seattle
raining man, who is associated
with other well-known operators,
returned yesterday from a visit to
Hudson Bay mountain proper-
ties, accompanied by Frank Mar-
tin and W. Irving. Mr, Kleesat-
tel was impressed by the excel-
lent mineral showings in the
vicinity of Smithers, and told Phe
Review he would return next
summer, when amore thorough
examination of the veins couild
be made. He was especially
pleased with the Coronado, while
other properties also locked
good to him. The Lakeview
group, which he desired to ex.
amine, could not be properly in-
spected, owing to the snow. -It
is probable that the: visitor and
his associates will undertake tHe
development of a Hudson Bay
mountain group early. next
season, .

Praises. Canada

Sydney, N, S.W., Nov, 17:—
“Canada is amagnificent country,

: the people of which ate themsel;
|¥es magnificent, | It is more eom-

fortable than Australia,’ said Sir
George Reid, Australia’s High

a public. entertainment in the city
hall here, oe

Corhmissioner in London, ‘whose|: gr.
home-coming was celebrated | by |

gent’s,

Sargent’s,:

LAND NOTICES

Omineca Land District. District of
Coast, Range
Take notice that Charles Hicks Beach
of Hazelton, B. i + occupation. clerk,
intends to
purchase the ng described lands;
Commencing at a postplanted at the
northwest corner of Lot 849, Range V,
Coast District, and being the nor east

chains, aouth 40 chains, east 20 chaing,
north 40 chains to point of commence-

Charles Hicks Beach,
Dan McDougall, agt.

less,
Oct, 1, 1913,

Hazelton Land District. District of
Coast Range 5,

Take notice that I; John Kansky, of
Terrace, B. C., occupation farmer, in-
tends to apply ‘for permission to pur-
chase the following described lands:

Commencing at a

ost planted about
twenty-five chains

est from the North
East corner of Lot 870. Thence follow-
ing the shore line in a Northerly, West-
erly, Easterly, and Southerly direction
round the island to point of commence-
ment, containing twenty-five acres
more or less, as an island.
Sept. 15, 1913, John Kansky

12 . W. Kansky, Agent.

Cancellation of Reserve

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that
the eeves Coast Diskie Crown Janda
in Range 4, Coast istrict; Range 6,
Coast District: and in Cassiar District:
and aituated in the vicinity of Ootsa
and Francois Lakes; in the Watershed
of the Morice River: in the vicinity of
Endako and Bulkley Rivers; in Town-
ships 1A, 2A and 3, Range 5, Coast
Diatriet;" on the Kispiox Hiver; on the
Xitsumkalum Riyer; and on the Naas
River, which said reserves were es-
tablished respectively by two notices
appearing in the British Columbia Gaz-
ette in the issue of jitay bth, 5th, 1910, and
by notices appearing the British

olumbia Gazette in the issues of May
26th, 1910: Novhmber firat, 1906; Ser
tember 10th, February | 25
1909; and July ond, Otbog: are cancelled
in go far as the aame effecta the ac.
quisition of said landa under the pro-
Visions of the "Coal and Petroleum

Act.’
Deputy Minister of Lands
Landa Departmen t) "
_ Victoria, B, C.,

Rubbers — all kinds at Sar- |;

Rain coats and oil elothing at |i

a for permission to |!
ate lowi 3 s

LIVERY and STAGE

night.
- Coal and

: Consign your shipments in Ovs
Care for Storage or welivery.

| Express, General Drayage ant F righting

We are ropared to supply ornate . Ae
and public conveyances day and [fl
Our stages meet mi trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton,

ood delivered Promptly.

Ruddy & MacKay

HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON {

cor. of land applied for, thence west 20

ment and containing 80 acres more or]

Ith | November; 1913, 19--20

Stationery, Photo Supplies,
Gramophones, Developing
and Printing.

W. W. WRATHALL

Hazelton

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On Sale
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SMOKE THE NEW CIGARS

The Baron and Viscount
A PRODUCT OF B. Cc,

GALENA CLUB

W. F. BREWER, Lessee.

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GROCERIES

A full Assort-
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DRY GOODS

| HARDWARE
of Best Quality at Popular Prices

HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B. C,
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R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd.

QUALITY IS ECONOMY

Feeling
Good?

It is the certain little distinctive qualities about

- ART CLOTHES tok

that make you feel good, and every. man we’
measure for a Suit or Overcoat feels good---
as far as Clothes can do it.

Look our Fall and Winter range of samples over

Boots .

Weather

Men, Women and Chitden |
know we carry the best
- Boots for the Bad

“WALK-OVER - SMARDON.-LECKIE:

» Hardware

Our Hardware, is the bit

and Largest Stock i in
the North. -

_ SHELF AND HEAVY |

Pickles Janis

"Marmalades

A> shipment of 1913- ‘pack--fresh—of the
famous Hunt’s canned and bottled fruits,

Fall and Winter ‘Weights _ HARDWARE
A fresh shipment of C. & B. goods arriv- | Fresh Fruits arriving weekly and. oftener.
. ing this week, 7 THIS WEEK: ~. :

Grapefruit, Apples, Table and Cooking
Oranges, Bananas, Lemons’
Ripe Tomatoes ©

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White Honeycomb Shawls, at $2, 00...

: 36.in. Cocoanut Matting, per yerd,:
White Honeycomb Bedspreads, . _ $160)

SILKALINE ‘AND SCRIM. FOR DRAPERIES

" Colored Honeycomb’ Bedspreads,

. _ “large size, om tw $1. 75...
150. ‘Green and Red Tapestry Table _
| Covers; - > - “from $2.80"
Green and Red Portiares, « from ~ $4. 50

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Established 1870.

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