Phone 300
" HARRISON W. ROGERS
‘ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
Surre One, Feperan DLock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B.'C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

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

B.C. AFPLecK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

FL. T. Lucaa B. A. Lueas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristere and Solicitora

Rogers Building
Cor, Granville and Pendor
Telephone Seymour 508 Vancouver, B.C.

3s ahecdostenfoslantoc lealectsote ofa vboete chee:

McRAE BROS, LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS |
Architects’ and Engincera’ Supplies

Kodaks, Loase Leaf Systems
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

_ Prince Rupert, B. Cc.

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Mines and Mining

Goud Properties for s sale — Cash or on
ond. evelopment an
Assessment

‘Carr Brothers

‘Bight Years In This District.
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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation {

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Streets

European Plan $1.00 to $2.50
Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated, :
Motor Bus Meets All Bouts and
Trains.

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D | Gimrer erp ernment aresen ied}

Rough and Dressed

LUMBER |

By Carload or in Smaller
f §6>. Lots, F. 0. B, Andimaul

Prices On Application

'D. RANKIN
Andimaul, B Cc.

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7 ee ees |
| QUALITY STORE;

Raw Furs Bought and Sald

Full line of

Toboggans

Snow Shoes
Groundhog. Robes
Babishe

C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT |
HAZELTON

“M onkey
Winch”

STUMP PULLER

Is now welland favorably known through-
ont tha north. [Ifyou are not acquainted
with this machine and its work write for
particulars.

Note the new address for prompt
ahipuenta.

Robert Cross

’ 1211 Dominion Building
Vancouver B, Cc.

IT’S “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 cot
“HOBBERLIN WAY" "|

Suite and Overcoats

$20 to $40 —
‘NOEL & ROCK |

Vancouver i
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‘Smithers Notes

{From Thursday's Review)

J. Mason Adams was down
from Telkwa on Monday, ‘

J.S. Hicks, of Hazelton, was
among the visitors of the week.

H, A. Bigelow and J. 8S. Ken-
nedy came in from Telkwa yes-
terday.

T. T. Dunlop returned on Tues-
day from a business visit to
Telkwa.

The prevailing mild weather
has prevented ‘the opening of
the rink,

Rev, Mr. Butzold and Mrs.
Batzold will return from Vancou-
ver on Saturday.

A colony of beaver is working
on Seymour Lake, within a very
short distance of town.

R. 8S. Sargent went to Telkwa
on Sunday, to consult with Mana-
ger Redd of the Telkwa store,

“Big. Bill’? Sweeney spent sev-
eral days in town this week, He

LAND NOTICES

Otnineca Land District. District of
Coast, Range

Take notice that Charles Hicks Beach
of Hazelton, 8. C., occupation clerk,
intends to a poly for permission to
{ | purchase the following described lands:

Commencing at a postplanted at the
northwest corner of Lot 449, Range V.
Coast District, and being the northeast
cor, of land applied for, thence west 20
chains, south 40 chains, east 20 chaing,
north 40 chaing to point of commence-
ment and contuining 80 acreas more or
lesa. Charles Hicks Beach,
Oct, 11, 1913, ‘Dan MeDougall, apt.

Omineca Land District. Distriet of
Cassiur

Take notice that James Bell, of
Glasgow, Seotland, occupation tele-
graph operator, intends to a ply for
Permission to purchase the Hhiowing
described lands:

Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner of Lot 2391 Cassiar,
thence 20 chains west, 20 chains south,
thence following Skeena River to the

southwest corner of Lot 289] Cassiar,

thence north te point of commencement,
containing 40 acres more or Jeag.
Nov. 10, 1913, ld “22 James Bell,

Cancellation of Reserve

NOTICE IS, HEREBY GIVEN that
the reserves exiating upon Crown lands
in- Range 4, Coast District; Range 5,
Coast District; and in Cassiar District:
and situated in the vicinity of Ootsa

and Francois Lakes; in the Watershed

of the Morice River; in the vicinity of
Endako and Buikley Rivers; in Town-
ships 1A, 2A and 8, Range 6, Coast
District; on the Kispiox River; on the
Kitsumikalum River; and on the Naas
River, which said reserves were ef-
tablished respectively by two notices
appearing in the British Columbia Gaz-
ette in the issue of May Sth, 1910, and
by notices appearing in the British
Columbia Gazette in the issuea of May
26th, 1910; Novhmber first, 1906; i Sep-
tember 10th, 1908; February 25t
1909; and July 2nd, 1508; are cancelle:
in so far as the same affects the ac-
quisition of said lands under the pro-
visions of the ‘‘Coat and Petroleum
R. A. RENWICK,
Deputy Minister of Lands
Lands Tepartment,
Victoria, B, C.,
lith November, 1918,

Act.’

12--20

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the undersigned and endorsed ‘Tender
for Immigration Derention Hospital
Building, Vancouver, B. C.,"’ ] be
received at this office until 4.00 p. m.,
on Monday, December 29, 1918, for the
erection of the above named building.

Plans, specification rnd form of con-
tract can be geen and ‘ormia of tender
obtained at this Department, at the
office of W. Henderson, Esq., resident
architect, Victoria, B,C.; on application
to Mr. A. Jd. Chisholm, careta ex, Pub
lic Building, Vancouver, B.C.

Persons tendering are notified that
tenders will not be considered unless
made onthe printed forms supplied,
end signed with their actualsigna ures,
stating their orcupations and place of
residence. In‘the case of firms, the
cupation, and place of residence of each
member of the firm must be given.

Bach tender must be'accompanied by
an aceepted cheque on a chartered
bank, payable tothe order of the Hon-
ourable the Miniater of Public Worka,
equal to ten per cent, G0 ce.) of the
amountof the-tender, whic ‘will befor.
feited If the person tendering decline
to enter into a contract when called up-
on to do 9, ar fail to complete the work
contracted for, If the tender be not ac-
cepted the cheque will be returned.

he Departnient does not bind itself,
toaceept the lowest or any tender,

_ By order

R: Cc. DisRooners .
4-15 Secretary.
Department of Public Works ~
..: Ottawa, November 19, 1918:

Hatgltin, B.C.

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Newspapers will not pbe ald for | toi this
advertisement if they ini it ‘without

authority from the department. 40827."

actual signature, the nature of the oc: |.

- |eiet.of spring wheat, 6, Iba

is on his way from Hazelton to
Pleasant Valley.

George T. Stewart, the ‘well-
known civil-engineer, came in on
Saturday's train, and isspending
a few days in Smithers.

There is every prospect that
Smithers will be connected with
the government telegraph system
before the end of the year.

R. L. Gale, J. P., of Telkwa,
came down yesterday to spend a
day in town before leaving for
a business visit to Vancouver.

A trainload of lumber and sev-
eral ‘cars of builders’ material,
much needed by the contractors,
are delayed by the railway
blockade,

‘Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Carr left
this morning for a visit to Van-
couver and Victoria, They vx-
pect to return to Smithers before
Christmas.

A. D. MacKay, who has taken
up land on Buck river, is in town
for a few days. He has just
completed a frame residence on
his new ranch.

Wm. Hunter, one of the origin-
al pioneers of the mining indus-
try in this district, was here dur-
ing the week. He has just re-
turned from the coast, much im-
proved in health,

zelton on Suturday, It is under-
stood he will receive the appoint-
ment of district surgeon, with
headquarters at Smithers,

Harold Price’s survey party
which has been working in this
vicinity for several months, has
completed its work for the sea-
son, and J. L. King, who was in
charge, left with his men for the
easton Sunday.

Poles for the lighting of Main
street have been raised, and the
big'tungsten lamps will illuminate
Smithers’ principal thoroughfare];
as soon as the dynamo, which is| py
on the delayed freight train,
can be installed,

Rumor has it that PF, D, Eason,
engineer in charge of G. T. P.
yard work here, and one of the
most popular young men in
Smithers, will take unto himself
a wife before he returns from
the vacation trip on which he
started last Saturday.

A party of G. T. P. officials ar-
rived in Smithers on Saturday,
Superintendent Mehar: being ac-
companied by G. A. MeNicholl,
commissioner of colonization and
industries; Dr. Eggert, divisional
surgeon, and Albert Davidson,
general agent. They left on
Sunday morning for a trip of in-
spection to the and of steel.

J. G Halleran is now a member
of the despatching staff, under
Chief Despatcher P, J. Flaherty.
Mr. and Mrs. Halleran: arrived
from Vancouver on Saturday,
and have secured a temporary
residence. They will probably
occupy one of the bungalows
which are to be erected at Queen
and Broadway by Smith & Eg-
gileston,

Women’ 8,- men’s, and child-
ren’s warm house Slippers at Sar-
gent’ f ;

DISTRIBUTION OF SEED
GRAIN AND POTATOES

By instructions of the Hon.
Minister of Agriculture a distri-
bution of superior sorts of grain
and potatoes will be made during
the coming winter and spring to
Canadian. farmers, The samples.
for general distribution.will con-

‘| white oats, 4 Ibs,; barley, 5 lba.,
and field peas, 5'ibs.': These will

be sent out from, n,Ottatia, 4 dt

Dr. G. G. Maclean accompanied | .
|the divisional officers from Ha-

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_ THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,. 1918
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P.O, Box 1685 tribution of potatoes, in 3 Ib.| g

samples, will be carried on from
several of the experimental

farms, the Central Farm at Ot-|f
tawa supplying only ‘the proy-|}

inces of Ontariqg and Quebec,
All samples will be sent free, by
mail.

Applicants must give particu-
lars in regard to the soil on their
farms, and some account of their
experience with such kinds of
grain—or potatoes—as they have
grown, so that a promising sort
for their conditions may be se-.
lected.

Each application must be sep-
arate and must be signed by the
applicant. Only one sample of
grain and one of potatoes can ba
sent to each farm. Applications
on any kind of printed form can-
not be accepted. If two or more
samples are asked for in the same
letter only one will be sent,

As the supply of seed is limit-

ed, farmers are advised to
apply early; but applications will
not necessarily be filled in the
exact order in which they are re-
ceived. Preference will always
be given to the most thoughtful
and explicit requests. Applications
received after the end of January
will probably be too late,
All applications for grain, and
applications from the provinces
of Ontario and Quebee for pota-
toes, should be addressed to the
Dominion Cerealist, Central Ex-
perimental Farm, Ottawa. Such
applications require no postage,
If otherwise addressed delay and
disappointment may occur.

Applications, for potatoes, from
farmers in any other province
should be addressed, postage pre-
paid, to the Superintendent of the
nearest Branch Experimental
Farm in that province,

“CHRISTMAS
GOODS  §°§ &
Ghristmas Cards and Post’.

Cards, ‘Tags, Seals, Stamps

-Pasters, Booklets. Local. —
View Cards and Albums. TOYS

“Mechanical Toys, Wool Toys, Balls, ‘Games, Box ‘Carts,

Box Paints, Marbies, Mouth Organs,
boys and girls.

Christmas Tree Candles and Holders, Tinsel and Glass
Decorations, Paper Garlands, Crepe Tissue and Flat Tissue,
Paper Bells—all colors. . \-

Traveling Cases, Military Brush Sets, Hand Mirrors, ete.
Framed Photographs. Cameras $1.75 up. Pyrographic
Qutfita and Articles to burn. Vietor Victrolas and Kecords.
Silver Trays, Pin Trays and’ Baskets, Fancy Papeteries in
Cliristmas boxes. . Whist and Bridge Seore Cards and
Tablets. Electric Flash Lights from $1.00 up.’

W. W. WRATHALL

Hazelton

LIVERY and STAGES

night.
Coal and Wood delivered promptly.

Consign your shipments in Our
Care for Storage or Delivery. '

Address all

HAZELTON and NEW HAZELTON

{cations to Hazelt

Hudson's Bay Company

GROCERIES |
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE

of Best aimee at Popular Prices

A full Assort- LIQUORS always

kept in

ment of stock

HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY

HAZELTON, B, C.
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Dolls--kid bodies and heautifully dressed, Pocket Knives, |
Christmas Books for ~°

We are prepared to supply private i '
and publ ic conveyances day and |

Our Btages meet ali trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton, [J

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R. Cunningham & Son, Ltd

Established 1870

QUALITY IS ECONOMY

| 00 Ib. Sacks No.

~ Another Carload of Feed Arrived

| Feed Oats, recleaned, guaranteed to go

42 lbs. and over to the bushel, selling for $2.25.

We carry Bran, Shorts, Wheat, Cracked Wheat and Cracked Corn, Clain Shells and Lime..

delightful pastime.

SKATING ; is again uppermost in the minds of lovers of this

We beg to remind that from our excellent

line of Skates, Boots, Straps, Ankle Supports, Hockey Sticks
and Pucks we can take care of every want,

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HEATERS To meet the demand for Heaters to bum. either

wood or coal we are putting in a stock that will meet requirements,

Handkerchiefs.

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. Two Buc Overshoes, all sizes,
Sweater Cont, arey, fawn and, NY $1.50.

DRY GOODS: STOCK We draw 3 attention to a few ‘specials from

our Dry Goods line -

White Honey Comb Shawls, large sizes, $2.00, 3.00 and 4, 00
Honey Comb Shawls, in Pale Blue, Pink, Black, each $2.00:
Ladies’ Fancy Collars, 50c ‘to $1.50. -
Ladies’ Button Overshoes in all. the ‘sizes.
Ladies’ F elt Boots $3 and up. » Ladies’ Felt Boots $2 and up.

Fancy Embroidered.

| For the. Children

Reefer Coats, colors red, green, navy, $6.00 and $7. 00.” :

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"Established 1870

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