Phone 800
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT —

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients

Sure One, Propnit “BLOCK,
PRINCE RUPERT, B, 6.

Green Bros, Burden & Co... |.
for Prince’ Rupert on thig morn-

Civil Engineers
‘ Dominion and British Columbia
Land d Surveyors

Offices at Victo_ia, Nelso Nelson, Fort George
and New Hazelton.

B. C. AFFLECK, Mer. New Hazelton,

FP. G. T. Gucas E. A. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogera Building
or, Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B. CG,

McRAE BROS, LTD.
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ apd Lome ests, Supplies
' oa: f Systems

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peop chuifiol

Pringe Rupert, B.C,

Mines and Mining!’

Good Properties for & tale — Cash or on
Bond. Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight Yeara In This District. °
Hazelton, I. C.

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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

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Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to. $2.50

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

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
Trains.”

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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 ‘part is stinted, . We can
-please the most particular,
‘dresser with Hobberlin gar-*-
_ments, Drop in and bave'a

samples. we 4

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B. G.

William H. Holland :
GENERAL STORES AT}
HAZELTON & KISPIOX |

Send In Your Order

150, Corda good Birch Woad:
for sale at $7.00 per cord de:
‘Hivered Lo any part of the ¢fty
fame at your door ee

 Aleo Good Dry Lumber for Sate

Good Warm Blankets, all
‘sites and color, veel
iCaps., Sweater oats for

hin and Women | -

P.O, Box 1696! |

Smithers Notes
"rom ‘Thpraday's Review)

We B, Crandall has gone to
Prince Rupert for a brief visit.

W. J. O'Neill .was a passenger

ing’s train.

A. J. Burroughs, the lumber
man, was among last night’s ar-
rivals...

J. R. Graham, of Harold Price
& Co, has gone to Victoria on a
business trip.

D. Ogilvie arrived from Hazel-
ton yesterday. ‘‘Scotty’’ intends
to make Smithers his home.

The Williams-Carr Co. is re-
ceiving from one to two ears of
building material each week,

. Mrs, Orchard, who has been
ill of pneumonia, is still in Ha-
zelton Hospital, but continues to
improve,

G, R, Renals, western repre-
sentative of the Standard Paint
Co., is transacting business here
this week.

Mrs. W rinch and little son,
who have been visiting Rev. and
Mrs. C, B. Batzold, returned ‘to

‘Hazelton this morning.

F. 8. Chettleburgh is busy
with arrangements for freighting
machinery and supplies to the
Copper river coal property.

‘A special train will bring the
families and household effects of
the railway men transferred from
Prince Rupert to Smithers,

Road Superintendent Carr left
this morning for Hazelton, to ar-
range for the rebuilding of a
bridge on the Groundhog trail.

R. E. Allen, district forester,

days, on departmental business,
returned to headquarters at Ha-
zelton today.

Many residences are to be
erected in Smithers’ in the near
future. There are as yet only 37

j}residences as compared with 61
{buildings devoted to business and

other purposes, -

George J. Frizzell returned last
evening from a visit to the end

is well satisfied: with his business
in Smithers.

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between the end of the dance

“look at the new: spring’ jand the departure of the train,

Bulkley bridge have been re-

being hauled to the crossing.
The piling has been coinpleted,

NOTICE

BRITISH COLUMBIA

tate of Oscar Soderberg, - deceased,
intestate, :

Hia Honour ‘Judge Young, dated | the
\Wth day of February, 1914, I waa ap-
of thesnid Osear Soderberg. All parties
having claims agarnst the said estate are

hereby requeated to. forward the aame,
verijjed, to me, before the 14th

ted to the sald estate are required

| to pay the ainount of their indebted:

neag to me forthwith,
Dated 20th. February, lds:

who has been here for several].

of steel, and left this morning |.
} | for a trip to Prince Rupert. | He

All hotel accommodation “in| ~
‘| Smithers. WAS taxed last nighit,.
although”: “many of the Hazelton
visitors did not find time to sleep

Six cars of fir timber for the

ceived and the materiil is now}

+—|and nothiag is likely to interfere:

s|with the completion of the 500-
§| foot structure before the ice goes
jjout, The temporary crossing is} —
jjmuch used, 9 great, many loads. “

IN THE’ SUPREME COURT OF);

In the matter ‘of the Administration
Act, and in the matter of the “Es-| .~

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of} | |

propor!
tay of March 1914,'and all parties: in-|-
He

of hay, grain and other produce! 7
having been hauled to the station
in the last three weeks,

The early erection of a Catholic
church in Smithers will increase

Father Godfrey is here to make
preliminary arrangements for the
work of: building the edifice, and
G. C. Killam is preparing a-aet
of plans.

Preparations are being made
for the completion of the govern-
ment road from the bridge
to the railway station, Tim-
ber is being taken out for
corduroy work where necessary.
It ig expected that Main street,

will be planked,

“ Piers for Railway Bridges

R. J. Graham, superintendent
of construction for Bates and
Rogers, arrived from Prince Ru-
pert last night, en route for Fort
Fraser. His firm is engaged in
putting in concrete piers for the
railway bridge at the first Bulk-
ley crossing, and will also under-
take the concrete work for the
Nechaco bridge.

Eggs for Hatching -
In this issue J. W. Graham,

the well-known poultry man, of
Cedarvale, offers for sale eggs,
for hatching, from fine strains of
producing fowls, ‘The fist of
varieties affords a wide range of
choice, :

the number. of churches to three. |

between the station and Fifth,

THE OMINECA MINER,”SATURDAY, PERRUARY 8 tou

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‘Begs for Hatching |

From the ‘fullowing pene, all of

which are. .
STANDARD BRED BIRDS:
Partridge W Yyandottes, Rose Comb :

horns ( hite), ‘Barred Rocks, . fi

Be ngtons, 8.C. White Leg: ‘

horns. nite Orpingtons, Orders

booked after Macch Lat.

$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Eyge

Cedarvale Poultry Farm
| JW. Graham — Cedarvale, B. oD)

Water Notice

Application for a licence to take and
use water will be made under the
‘Water Act" of British Columbia, ag
follows:

1. The name of the applicant is Joh
D. Ross, licence No, Sr B ane

2. The address of the applicant ig
oot Dufferin Street, Vancouver, B.C.

3, The name of the ‘stream ig St.

Croix creek, The stream has its source

in “Red Belt mountain, flows in a west
direetion and empties into Skeena river,
about six miles below reouthof Leggett
Creck, on the south east side of Skeena
river.

4, The water is to be diverted from

the stream on the north Bide, about

200 feet from the creek,

& The purpose for which the water
will be used’ is electric and milling
purposes and mining.

6. The land on which the water is to
be used is described as follows: North
aide of the creek, about three miles
ate 4 tity of

@ quantity of water applied for
is aa follows: 10 cubic feet pe second,

8, This. notice was posted on the
ground on the 21st day'o! of November,

8. A copy-of this notice and -an
plication pursuant thereto and to the
requirements of the ‘Water Act’’ will
be filed in_ the office of. the Water Re-
corder at Victoria. Objections may be
filed with the said Water Recorder, or
with the omptroller of Water Rignts,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B, .
fom D. Ross Ceppicant)-
A. W. Spiers (Agent:

91-22 iner’s Licenes Tr704 B, -

Fresh baker's bread daily at

. THEY are. absolute § in purity ex juisite in .
sweetness and flavor. nest in’
“pure * candies, no artifical coloring —
materials, just Reale ‘and freshness all.
through—-carefully selected. nuts.and. fruits—
snow-white- sugar cream ‘centers, within a. .
heavy coating of rich brown chocolate. .
“They are most luscious and delicious— ©
always’ fresh. Get a box today. You'll: .
enjoy aoa hs box cents: to one dollar: ”
the box. _ dust ty. them, oS

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THE “UP- TO. DATE” DRUG STORES |

cman PRINTING ‘OF THE” BEST
CLASS AT THE MINER PRINT. SHOP |

Sargent’s,

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Tailoring is as much: an
art as painting~-every

ART CLOTHES

Souk BRYS. =

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pointed Administrator of' the . estate |-: .

Our ‘Spring and Summer Samples
“are here, showing a larger and: better

range of classy fabrics than ever before
por Drop i in and let us take your measure while the range

ALLEN LIMITER.

garment is a master-_
‘piece in cloth. |

Cook Bros. & Allen, |
Limited label is an
insurance policy of
Aatisfaction. oe

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