Phone 800 P.O. Box 1695!
HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients
; Svire One, Feprran BLOcK, .

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.

Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

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

B. CG. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton,

F. G. T. Lueaa

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

Rogers Building
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 693 Vancouver, B,C.

McRAE BROS, LTD.
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ and Engineers’ Supplies
Kodaks, Loose Leaf Systems
~ Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture
Prince Rupert, B, c.

Shep duapfestaotah ope fife Pyech
Th pg + er

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for B sale — Gash or on
Bond. Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Eight. Years In This District,

Hazelion, Le. C.

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J, Nation

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J, A. LeRoy

E, A, Lucas | -

Smithers Notes
(From Thureday’ wReview)

Dr. _ Wallace, of Telk va, B wasin
town on ‘Tuésd y

A number ‘of new residences
have been started this week.

C. W. Allen left this morning
for a business visit to Hazelton,

W. R. Eggleston was 4 passen-
ger for Prince Rupert on today’ 8
train. ;
The telegraph office will be
finished before the end of the
week.

G. M. Beirnes and E. J. Hill
were passengers for Hazelton on
Sunday,

Geo. F. MacDonald returned
yesterday from a busines visit to
Prince Rupert. |

Shel. Robinson, who'now regis-
ters from Fort Fraser, was in
town yesterday, _ a

J. N. MeNeill, of Broughton &}

pert for a brief visit,
George Frizzell returned yes-
terday from a visit to his - Prince
Rupert establishment,
R. G. Barnett, of ' Sargent’s
staff, returned yesterday from:a
business trip to Wordsworth.
Chicken ereek ranchers are
agitating for the extension of

Hotel Winters

Cor. Abbott and Water Strects

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Vancouver
European Plan $1.00 to $2.50
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Rooms with Baths, Hot and Cold ;
Water. Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boata and
Traing.

QUALITY STORE

Raw Furs Bought and Sold

Fullline of Dry Goods
MEN'S ‘FURNISHINGS

Hardware, Groceries
C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT
HAZELTON

Bemis

4 Clothes That
Hold Their
Shape

Hobberlin Clothes are al-
ways tailored right. They
always hold their shape.
No partis stinted. We can
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
‘ments, Drop in and have a
look at the new spring
samples.

NOEL & ROCK

Hazelton, B. C.

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William H. Halland
GENERAL STORES AT
HAZELTON & KISPIOX

WOOD WOOD
‘Send In Your Order &

160 Cords good Birch’ Weod
for sale at $7.00 percord de-
livered to any part of the city

at your door =

Also Good Dry Lumber for Sale

Good Warm Blankets, ‘all
sizes and colors. Wool.
: Cape Sweater Coats fo
*- Men and: Women -

“William H. Holland |

kA Ws Grebam

Sixth avenue to. their seetion.
J. A. Kirkpatrick, the Prince

{ |Rupert merchant, eame up yes-

terday, for a brief business trip.
R. H. Gerow, manager for J.
C. K. Sealy, spent several days
here, returning to Hazelton ¢ on
Sunday. ‘
J, H. Keefe, of Francois Lake,
isin town this week. He is tak-

in to his ranch,
R. C. Sinclair, accompanied by
Mrs. Sinclair and their little

Telkwa on Tuesday, |
Three teams are now’ on. their
way “from Smithers to“ the "Cép-

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ed today.

the restaurateur, |
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Louis’ Dunean

came down from end of steel!
yesterday, on their way: ‘to the]:
coast. They were accompanied,

by W. H. Walker.

Isadore Anger, the New Hazel- .

ton tailor, arrived yesterday. He
will make arrangements for the

immediate construction of a two- Chats

story business “building | on. his
Main-street lots,
Dr. McLean left for the coast

.| yesterday, called by the. jilnessof ;

his brother to his home on Van-

Hazelton. Hospital, ‘who arrived
last evening,

_, the’ houses

L.-Sehuller has prépared plans
for a hahdsome two-story, build-

3| ing, to be erected on on Matn-atrest :

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‘Boos. for Hatching

From thé following pena, ‘all of.
which are :

STANDARD BRED BIRDS;

PartridgeW' Yyandottes, Ros Rosa Comb :
re horn ( pone cw arred 1 Rocks,
horns Witte Otpinetone Once es
. booked after

$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen Ege.

*Cedarvale Poultry Farth . 4
» Cedaryale,, oe

MeNeil, has gone {0 Prince Ru-|

ing a consignment of machinery ,

little daughter, came dawn from}.

R. Watson has had plane for |
an |UVe neat cottages prepared: by

: Architect Killam,
will be ‘erected on First | avenue|-
q|north, and Mr. Watson expects!
i | begin. ‘work: on. them: within. al
ilweek orao 0 2° f

March Ist; - ARE

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914"

near Alfred, for George W. Friz-
zel, proprietor of ‘the Smithers
meat market, The ground floor
will-accommedate Mr. Frizzell’s

““lbusiniess; while Fank ~ Chapin

will oceupy the apartments: Up:
stairs.

On Monday evening next the
Athletic Association will give a
banquet in honor of the Smithers
hockey team, winners of the
Ross cup and champions of North-
ern B.C. The function will take
place in the large dining room of
the Hotel-Bulkley,

- The parcels post pickanniny, a
rag doll despatched from Ottawa
as-one of the first parcels under
the new system, has already
traveled to many different towns
in Canada, It reached Smithers
the other day and was forwarded
to Hazelton, a 5000 Club button
being added to its many decora-
tions,

Mrs, J. Mason Adams ‘and
daughter ‘went to Prince Rupert
on Sunday and returned last eve-

ning, accompanied by Mrs,
Adams’ sister, Mrs. Basil Pres-
cott and little son, who come
from Mexico for an extended
visit, Mr. Prescott, who is en-
gaged in survey work in the
southern republic, will remain
there for some time.

~ Plans for the Catholic church,
drawn by G, CG. Killam, have

‘been approved by Father God-

frey, and a contract-for the struc-

ture will probably be let within &
few days.. The edifice, which is
to stand at, the corner of. First
and Queen, will present -a, fine
appearance, Its dimensions Will
be two stories, 76x41.6 over all,

“| while the top of the cross which
Is to surmount the steeple will be
80 feet above the ground, ©

Smithers Conservatives - .
At a well-attended | and enthu-
siastic meeting of Conservatives,

held in the dining-room’ of the.

| Hotel Bulkley on Monday -eve-

‘ning, organization of the Conger-

vative, Association of Smithers
and District was effected, an
efficient executive comimittee
being elected and installed,

The meeting was held as a re-
sult of two previous meetings, at
which a plan of organization was
perfected under George A. Poole
and T. T. Dunlop, respectively
chairman and secretary. pro tem,
These gentlemen conducted pro-
ceedings in a business-like man-
ner, and the utmost harmony and
good feeling piévailed.-

' After the adoption of a con-
stitution and by-laws, the elec-
tion of officers was declared in
order. Sir Richard McBride was
unanimously chosen honorary
president and Wm. Manson,
M. L, A., honorary vice-presi-

dent. G. A. Poole, H.-G, Smith,
and A. R. Macdénald were nom-

inated for the presidency, the

latter receiving the: office = through] -
the ‘withdrawal of Measrs Poole
and Smith, H. G. Smith. was]:

unanimously .. chosen. vice-presi-

dent.” Jas, "A. “Macdonald, re.
cording secretary- -treasurer, and
Walter Noel, corresponding sec-.
retary, were elected without con-
test. For the other executive

positions there were. eleven nom-|

inations, the following being de-|;
‘elared elected after a eloae vate:
W. J. O'Neill, T. L. Carr, Jno,
A. MeDonald, D. Jennings and
P, McPhee. .

‘After the. ingtallation of the
officers and a brief ‘speech by
the president, who expressed the
thanks of the Association to the.
temporary officers, various mem-
bers ‘addressed the meeting, all
expressing the belief that the
new organization would be of
great benefit. to the t town ‘and

district, -

Forty-nine members signed the
roll.

Public School Opens

Smithers public school opened
on Monday morning, with a ma-
jority of the twenty-five children
of the town in attendance, Pend-
ing the erection of a schoolhouse,
classes ‘are. being held in the
Methodist Church. Miss Edyth
Bryen, the teacher engaged by
the trustees, is unable to assume
her duties until after the Easter
vacation, and Miss M. K. Dow-
ney, who is an experienced.
teacher, is in charge, pro, tem,

“HORSE WANTED”

Ad vertiger wets horse. ormare,
about 1000 pounds,
years old. Price must’ ‘be imoder-

ate. - ‘Address, with full particu

lars, R.,. care Omineca Miner,” ar

"NOTICE, oo

E In THE 3 SUPREME Coun « OF Barns .
' COLUMBIA, :
In the” matter of. the. Administration
Act and in the matter of the Es-
tate of Ed, Keily, otherwise known
ae. Denver Ed.: Kelly, deceased, in-
-testate, - = “
‘TAKE NOTICE that by an order ‘of :
His Honor Judge . Young, dated. 26th
February, 1914, 1 was appointed Ad-
mitiistrator of ‘the Estate: Taf ‘the said
Ed, Kelly. All parties having claims
agninat the ‘said -Estate are: hereby re-
quested to forward:the- same, properly
verified, to-me:.before the 21s
March, 1914, and: all. parties indebted
to . the said: Estate - sre required to
ay the amount ‘of: their’: inde tednesa
to me forthwith, ---: :
Dated ard a day of March, 1914,

STEPHEN. H, HOSKINS,
‘, Official: Administrator:

NOTICE °

In THE Supreme Court: or Barish
: COLUMBIA.

In the matter, of ‘the ‘Adniinistration
Act, and in the matter of the Es-
tate of Ernest George Kennett, de- -
ceased, intestate,

TAKE NOTICE that by an ‘order of
His Honour Judge Young, dated the
28th day of February, 1914, 1 was ap-
pointed Administrator. of the ‘estate
of the said Ernest George Kennett, “All
parties having claims agaimat the said
estate are hereby requested to forward
the same, properly verified, tome, be-
fore the 21st day of March 1914; and all
parties indebted to the said eatate are
required to pay the ‘amount of. their .
indebtedness to me forthwith. .
Dated 6th day of Mareh, 1914. - |

“Stepuen H. Hosxvs,

Official Administrator
Hazelton, B.C,

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per river coal property, with ma-|. -.
chinery; : Fives iiore sleighs statt .
A contract has been let to Le ae
Schuller for’ ‘the’ ‘erection, of an wet
addition to the Kennedy building, wd
to be occupied by Frank Chapin, rn

couver Island, His practice willl
be in charge of Dr, ‘Stone, of | :

cvvK BRUS. &,

Our Spring and Summer Samples.

ee Drop i in and let us 5 take your measure while the range
is complete ~

: are here, showing a larger. and better

ALLEN UIMITER

garment is a master- _
piece in cloth. ae
Cook Bros. & Allen,

Limited. label is an
insurance policy o
| satisfaction. |

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