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HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT
Special Attention toQut of Town Clients
' Suire ONe, FRDERAL Brock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. CG.‘

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Sur veyors

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

B. C, AFFLECK, Mer. New Hazelton,

F.G. T. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors _

Rogers Building
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 698 Vancouver, B.C.

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MCRAE. BROS, LTD j
STATIONERS & PRINTERS
Architects’ end Engineers’ Supplies t

Remington Typawritera, Olfice Furniture é

Prince Rupert, B. C. :
gnu A oot uO

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for sale — Cash or on
~ Bond. Develupment and
Assesament Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In Thia District.
invotton H.C.

Dreier mien}

! Aa A. LeRoy J. Nation

Hotel Winters

_Ahbatt and Water Streety

Vancouver

European Plan $1. 00 to $2.50
Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated.
Motor Bus Meets All Boats and
Traing.

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Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Full line of Dry Goods
‘MEN'S FURNISHINGS

Hardware, Groceries
C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT

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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
n the exclusive
“HOB BERLIN WAY”

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$20 to $40

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Hazelton, B. C.

William H. Holland
4 GENERAL STORES AT
HAZELTON & KISPIOX

oe | Mrs, Rock and’ Bobby junior, are
fe visiting friends in Telkwa, Mr. |

“BLO, Box 1638)

E. A. Lucas,

Sj says the town looks very good,

_ Smithers Notes”
‘(From Thuraday'a Reviaw)

P. Slavin, of Buck -river, was
in town on Saturday. .

K. J. Doreen was in from the
end of steel for a few days,

L..G, Turnbull, of Fort Fraser,
is registered at the Bulkley.

J. Mason Adams paid a busi-
ness visit to Telkwa on Monday.
J.K. and Jack Ashman have
gone to Hazelton fora few days.
Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Sinclair
have gone to Hazelton for a brief
visit. .
W. Ellison is returning to
Ootsa lake with several fine work
horses,

W. Paterson and Wm. Reid

Hazelton.

W. Lang and E. J. Hill return-
ed yesterday from a drive to
Fort Fraser.

Mr, and’ Mrs, F. B. Chettle-
burgh are spending a few days
in Hazelton.

Road Superintendent’ W. J.
Carr was a passenger for Hazel-
ton this morning,

T. J. Thorp, J, P., of Alder-
‘mere, ig transacting business in

‘Smithers this week.
| Geurge McKenzie and L. ¢.
‘Knaus, of Hazellon, are spend-
ing a few days here,

“Contractor Schuller has started
work on the McArthur huilding,
on Main, near Third,

The contractors are completing
their work in the interler of the.
Union Bank building.

Mr, and Mrs. -R. C, :Sinelair
and little daughter were down
from Telk wa on - Saturday,

Mr, and Mrs. - Carl Wakefield
have gone to Hazelton, where
Miss Wakefield is ill in the Hoa-
pital, :

Latta Bros,, ranchers in the
upper part of the Bulkley Val-
ley, are bringing in fifty angora
goats.

Mrs. Orchard,. who is in the
Hazelton Hospital,- is recovering
from a ‘severe-attack of pneu-
monia,

Jd oL Christie, of Broughton
& McNeil, was down from Alder-
mere on ‘Tuesday, for a brief
business visit... - —

The painters are still working
on the Bigelow building, but Mr.
Bigelow hopes to have the’ struc-
ture completed within a few days.

. The Hotel Bulkley is practically
completed, although | the dining
room and bar are not yet open.
Sixty guests registered -on Sat-
urday, ue

G. .C.. Killam. has issudd a
handsome group of photographie
views of Smithers, Showing the
town and a humber of the larger
buildings recently erected.

~ Paul -H. Moore, who. returned
from the coast the other - day,

builders’ having made great'p prog-
ress since he was “here a few
weeks. #90, rae!

Mr. ‘and “Mrs, RY. Hock. be
rived from Hazelton on Saturday. ,

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Eq Send’ In Your Order

mR 150, Cords good Birch Wood fee
‘for wale at 37,00 per cord de-
fon liveréd to any part of the city
2 at your door ——-am.

, Alo Good Dry Lumbar for Sale.

. Good. Warm Blankets, all
‘sizes and colors, Wool

’ Caps. Sweatér Coats for.
; Men’ and: ‘Women ©

f) Rock remaining here. during the
| absence. of Walter Noel, who is
A‘ looking after. Noel’ “& “Rock's
i business in Hazelton this week,

"Preliminary work ‘on the ‘Balk-}
ley bridge at Smithers is ‘Well
under way,

londs: ‘of cedar piles from Térrace,

" Jearly train.

left this morning for a visit to|-

"| vesidential

-) Association executive on Mouday

jfor a: grant of $12,000 for the
purpose of constructing -plank|;..

Cribbing for the. |
f piledriver is now ‘completed, and |?
§ the falae work” will. be” started
| within: afew daya, | Superinterid:

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VANCOUVE

_ THE OMINECA MINER, sarbepay, FEBRUARY a 1916

the remainder, with the fir tim-
ber for the permanent bridge,
being expected to arrive on an
A temporary cross-
ing, which will serve all pur:
poses until the completion of the
bridge, has been constructed, to
the convenience of many resi-
dents on ‘the other side of the
river, who are now able to drive
into town without the long detour
formerly required, |

It-is becoming more and more
evident that- spring will see in-
creased building activity ‘in
Smithers, At present there are
many business buildings and
residences in course of construe-
tion, and contractors report num-
erous orders for spring work.
On telegraphic advices from
Prince Rupert, fifty lots have
been reserved on First street and
Broadway, two blocks east of
Main, for railway employees who
will remove from the terminal
city to Smithers in the spring:
This doubtless means that many
residences will be erected in that
vicinity in the near future, Other
Sections are being
built up, and two months from
‘now visitors will have more cause
than ever to marvel at the rapid:
growth of the town.

The improvement of streets
in the business section was the
chief. subject dealt with at the
regular meeting of the Citizens’

evening. The secretary read a
letter from Wm. Manson, M.L.A.,

in which the member expressed
his willingness to further the ef-
forta of the citizens to secure
the needed improvements, al-
though he wae doubtful as to the
possibility of procuring the neces-
sary funds from the government.

every phase of the subject was|:
considered, it was determined to}.
ask the provincial ‘ government]:

roadways throughout the busi-|-
ness section, and Messrs. Adams, |‘
Cart, and Turner were appointed |.

to'the minister of works, embody-}
ing the request of the association,

VICTORIA ENDORSES .
PREMIER BORDEN |.

Victoria, Feb. 4:---A large mass|'
meeting was held last evening
in the Victoria Theater, for the
discussion of the naval question, |:
The meeting strongly endorsed],
Premier Borden.- Sir Richard}.
McBride delivered an able ad-|
dress on imperial defence, Many |:
other speakers delivered address- |‘
es favoring the course of the}
Dominion government. -

- Victoria, Jan. 30:— It ig’ be-|'
lieved the estimates for public|*
works ‘for the. year beginning|
{April 1 will not exceed seven
millions. ‘This will be a decrease
of..$2,680,000 as compared with ;
‘previous similar estimates, The|~
actual expenditure for the year|.
just closing will be about $8,000,-| '

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public works expenditure, A

other estimates. .

- FOR “SALR One new “Cy-
Ephdr’ #’” Incubator and’ Brooder|
combiied. ’ “Capacity fifty eggs. |.

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‘tile, éggs for. hatching, twelve

Graham, Cedarvale, B, C. 7

Office|:

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reitclal Assayer an Chenitst :
ex for 26 years with Virtaa & Sona, Swansen |.

ant Carr’ Ballina Liiheaad

Moderate is Correspondence Solidted. 7

a committee to draft a memorial}’

000. The decrease means that!>
fabout onz-third will be.cut from|

similar reduction is likely in’ the -

‘Bight dollars, - Or with fifty fer. _

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R. Cunningham & : Son, Ltd.

QUALITY IS. ECONOMY.

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Men’ s Woolen Gloves Be. 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, hom

$2.25 to $3.00 each.
White and Colored Bedspreads : $1] 50 to $2.25

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