Phone 300 P.O, Box 1685 ~. Road Work of Season

HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients

Sure Own, FepenaL BLock,

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

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Green Eros., Burden & Co.

Civil Enginesrs
Dominion and British Calumbia
Land Surveyors

Offices at Victo. ia, Nelson, Fort George

. and New Hazelton,

B, C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton,

at Moricetown.

road at Tyee’ lake.

F.G. T, Lucas E. A. Luea

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors —

Rogers Building
Cor, Granville and Pender
Zelenhone Sermour 5 598

_vencouver: B.C,

superintend the construction of

ton to the railway station at
South Hazelton, The superin-

ee hk ai

McRAE BROS. LTD

STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ and pd Enginenrs’ Supplics
Systems

‘ Remingion Tipeenier Office Furniture K
Prince Rupert B. Cc. iE

tendent laid out a new road from
the town to the ferry, folldwing
the lower flat through the In-
dian reserve, thus cutting out
the former roundabont and hilly

$6 -bihapediapuy Petal

route, while on the other side of

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for s sale — Cash or on

Bond, Development and
Assessment Work,

Carr Brothers

Eight Years In This District,

* Ilnzelton, IL &.

J. A. LeRoy J. Nation {

Hotel Winters

Abbott and Water Streets

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 td $2.50

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

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and ¢
Trains. -

Cor.

ae ad Raed Bans Bs a

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TOPE TEE TT i+]

“Rough and Dressed

“LUMBER

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

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Prices On Application

D. RANKIN
f «=» Andimaul, EB. c.

PUVUTVCTTOTETTETS

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Raw Furs Bought and Sold &

Full line of

Toys - Dolls
Games, Etc.

Ek ak aed nd Sse OL
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j |tendent says, an effort is heing
} |made to- secure appropriations

}|partment can he brought to see

} [sonis over, with the exception
©/of the Smithers bridge, to which
yj hia attention will be devoted for
# some weeks,

wlof France may soon visit the
| United States,
B| will also go to Canada for a brief|.
i visit

F Sargent’ 8.

the Bulkley the read to the sta-
tion was reconstructed on a very
easy grade, This work was well
done, meeting the approval of
every resident,
Alex. McMillan had charge of
the Hunter Basin road, an im-
portant piece of work which will
benefit miners in the ‘Telkwa
camp. Good results were ob-
tained on this road, although the
money available was insufficient
for its completion,
In sending in estimates -for
next season’s work, the ‘superin-

sufficient for-all necessary work.:

M.L.-A., is heartily co-operating, |
and it is hoped , the works de-

the imperative necessity for lar-
ger appropriations for this dis-
trict. .
Mr. Carr’s work ‘or the sea-

French President Coming
Paris, Dee, 17:-The president

It is believed he

Useful Christmas presents at

C. V. SMITH §
GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

‘Monkey
Winch”

STUMP PULLER.

Is now well and. favorably known throurh-
out the north, If you are net acquainted
with this machine and its work write for
partieulara.

Note the new addreaa for prompt
shipments.

Robert Cross

1211 Dominion Building
Vancouver - B.C,

IT'S “BROWN”
Again

~ Fashion's wheel has spun j
round again to

. tf BROWN a

Our FALL’ and WINTER:
Samples are here and they
ate the smartest lines that f
_ever ‘came Into © this: burg.

Fashioned, styled and made
in the exclusive __.
“HOBBERLIN. WAY?" _-

Suits and Overcoits *

$20 to $40.
NOEL & ROCK

- Hazelton, B. ¢. ap

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|| appearing in the British Columbia Gaz-

|OMINECA ASSESSMENT DISTRICT,

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Pe Hazelton, B,
January, Sth atthe hour.o
4 dn’ the afternoon,

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Cancellation of Reserve

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the reserves existing upon Crown lands
in Range 4, Coast District; Range 6,
Coast District; and in Casslar District:
aid situated in the vieinity of Ootsa
and Francois Lakes; | in the Watershed
of the Morice Rivers in the vicinity of
Endake and Buikle ey Rivers; in Town-
ships LA, 2A and Range 6, Coast
District: on the Kispiox River: on the
Kitsumkalum River; and on the Naaa
River, which said reserves. were es-
tablished respectively by two notices

atte in the issue of May 6th, 1910, and
by notices appearing in, the Hritich
Columbia Gazette in the issues of May
26th, 1910; Novhmber firat, 1906; pep-
tember 10th, 1908; February . 25t
1909; and July 2nd, 1908: are cancelled
in so far ag the aame affects the ac-
quisition of said lands under the pro-
visiona of the “Coal and Petroleum
Act.’ . R. A. RENWICK,
Deputy Minister of Lands
Lands [epartment, -

Victoria, B. C.,

Iith November, 1918, 12-20

ieee,

NOTICE is hereby | given hat a Court
of Revision atid Appeal, under the pro-.
visions, of the ‘“Taxatich Act’! respect-
ing the assessment rollsof the Omineca
Asiessment District for the year 1914, |
will be held m the Government: Office’ |::
, on. Thar ef the 16th

Dated at. ‘Hazelton, B. C., December.
Leh, 1913,

' STEPHEN H. “HOSKING,
Judge of the Conrt.o

roud through the importantset-
tlements in the vicinity of Chick-
en and Toboggan lakes to con-
nect again with the trunk road

During the ‘early ‘part of the
season Foreman J. A; McDonald
was in charge of the Heal-Norris
That com-
pleted, he came to Hazelton to

the important road from Hazel-

Jeventually play an

(In this endeavor Wm. Manson, |-

‘W..W. organization. formed to

. .|drawal of the Socialista,

cibinet: ‘ministers, ° ‘paying they

erg were not liberated, ‘and warn-
ing. ‘them. ta: look for poison in
their. coffee.
also: resent the attitude taken by
the: ‘agitators.

2 0 "clock paps

Only One Navy for Empire .

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represented on a body ‘respoiisi-
ble for the strategic “disposition
of the fleet. In other words, the
five nations would all be in exact-
ly similar position.

“Such a revolution at the ad-
miralty as Ihave proposed,’ con-
tinued the speaker, “is not likely
to be welcomed by the admiralty wy
here, because it ‘means putting
into the melting pot an organiza.
tion built up gradually, and it
certainly is one of the most effi-
cient departments of the state.
But if this would settle the very
difficult problem of co- -operation
in naval defence and givea single
navy, it seems worth doing.”

Forestry Reports
Vietoria, Dee. 15:—The con-
ference of forestry officials here} gy
shows that the operations of the
forest branch are of great impor-
tance. Reports and papers read
by the district foresters from the
various parts of the province
were of great interest. R, BR,
Allen, district forester at Hazel-
‘ton, read a paper on the grazing | i
possibilities of the district tribu-
tary to Hazelton in which he said | oe
that although the industry was
only in its infancy there it would |
important | jy
part in the stock raising develop-
ment of the province.

St. Peter’s Church
Mr, W. McFruin, of the Church
Camp Mission, will be the preach.
er al the morning service’ ‘tomor-| yy
row. This being the third Sun-
day of the month, Holy Com-
munion will be celebrated at the
‘close of the evening service.’
A short, bright Christmas ‘ser-
vice, followed by Holy Commun- | py
ion, is announced for Thursday |
next, commencing at 114. m. °

Progress on Other End
Fort George, Dec, 15:— The
temporary pile bridge across the
Fraser River was begun on. Sat-
urday by the Grand Trunk Pacif-| wy
ic. Work will be rushed. The! a
structure will be complete in
three weeks, and rails will reach
the town not later than January
20. '

Relies on Canada
London, Dec. 17:—Speaking to
the crew of the battleship New
Zealand yesterday, Hon. Winston
Churehill praised New Zealand
for her gift to the navy, and said
the government was still looking
forward with confidence to the
assistance which Canada would
bring. |

Fresh fruit, butter and egps
at Sargent’s.

L, W. W. are Violent

. Vancouver, Dec. 17:—The So-
cialists of the city have. with-
drawn their support from .the
Miners’ Liberation League, an I:

agitate for the’ releasé of the coal
strike rioters, - Violent. anarchis-
tic speeches ‘caused | the with-
I. W:
W...speakers | at a mass meeting’.
here made threats against the

were likely to. be shot if the riot-

Lator | unionists |-

hristmas cards and calendarg
' “Up-to- date” Drug Stores.

House slippers for men, wome |)

rere sil °
.

_ Revision g and: Appeal

en nd stindten, at Sargent’ oe

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SED Try SPCC Ts

"Established 1 1870

R. Conningham & Son, mal ;

QUALITY. IS ECONOMY:

With the ‘near + approach of Christmas a a
few r suggestions for Christmas .
Buyers we set forth :

Toyland

Mechanical toys of every ‘description, including walking
animals, rubber balls, games, tops, dishes, furniture. sets—-every-
a thing that delights children. od

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- For Smokers

No Christmas gift i is more appreciated than a good 5 pipe, a
set of pipes, a box of cigars, or anything 1 in the smoke line. -
Besides, you cannot go .very far wrong, and, ‘after all, your
a choice of gift reflects your taste and judgment, |

gE Onr stock offers you the best and the greatest vatiety. - Loewe, 7
a Peterson, B. B. B., and E. A. M. briar pipes in sets, and in
single pipes in cases. Meerschaum, Calabash, Cigar and Cigar-
ette Mouthpieces, Tobacco Pouches, Cigar and Cigarette: Cases.

JMOORE}

#& The H WICKLESS OA OIC LANE

| or e ome BER maconmerea al
ee ae! ac
This Lamp cannot be. beaten. Abit ia
a Mellow Light 4 ong SP ;
We supply it with A beautiful art owe? oe RRmrreD,
,. 7 No Chimn et Ca.
_ shade, making it “a thing of HANSOME in ’ srs
_ beauty and a joy-for ever,” | EE Nagy fling

Cutlery

MWe carry the best table silverware. Rogers’ 12. -dwt. ives
and forks, table, dessert and tea spoons. _ |

. Aluminum’ Ware Be
Makes very accept gifts, We have the ful range, on

Chiffonier |

This looks good. A six-drawer fir chines, m mission + finish, .
‘very neat, with plate-glass, mirror,

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_’ Special oly: 0 q

_ Dresser and Wash-stand-

three-drawer fir dresser, mission ‘finish, plate-glass mirror, 5 and
wash-stand to match, - Aa, 50

Dry Goods Stock

"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, 50¢ to-$1.50:°. “Fa ancy. Embroidered.
Handkerchiefs. - Ladies” Button Overshoes ; in. all - the sizes. *

Ladies’ Felt Boots: $3 and. up.-: * Ladies’ Felt Boots $2 ‘and ‘tip.

OUR GROCERY. DEPARTMENT IS FILLED wins
-EVERY GOOD THING TO EAT =

FRESH F RUITS. ---Jap oranges, table apples, Grapes, -coce ie

- ts, cluster: raisins, cranberries, |

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Established 1870

if Cunningham & Son, a ,

__ Hazelton a

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