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ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clienta

Suite ONE, FEDERAL BLock, |

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Green Bros., Burden & Co.
Civil Engineers
Dominion and British Columbia
Land | Surveyors

Offices at Victo. ia, n, Nelson, Fort George
und New Hazelton.

B. C. AFFLECK, Mgr. New Hazelton.

«FG. T. Lucas E. A. Lieas

LUCAS & LUCAS

Berristers and Solicitors

Regers Building
Cor. Granville and Pender
Telephone Seymour 598 Vancouver, B,C.
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Prince Rupert, B. C.
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Mines and Mining
Good Properties for sale — Cash or on

Bond. Development and
Assessment Work.

Carr Brothers

Hight Years In This District,

Hazelton, tt. C.
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J. A. LeRoy J. Nation j

Hotel Winters |

Cor, Abbott and Water Streets

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

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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 partis stinted. We can
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
ments,. Drop in and have a

- BO, Box 1686;

Smithers on Sunday.

a avenue, next the drugstore.

7 days.

i from Queen-street to his resi-
1 | dence,

dér the capable management. of

Smithers Notes

(From Thursday's Review)
| G, A, Rosenthal ‘hag returned
from a visit to Hazelton,

W. J. Carr went to Hazelton
today, on road business.

Father Godfrey returned last
evening from a visit ta Hazelton.

J. Mason Adams left this morn-
ing for a business trip to Prince
Rupert,

E. H. Pierce returned to Rose

Lake today, after a visit to Ha-
zelton,

Guy Farrow drove in from
Tetkwa yesterday, for a hrief
business visit,

Mr, and Mrs. F. D. ‘Eason were
passengers for Hazelton on- yes:
terday’s train.

H. EB. Walker, provincial agri-
eulturist for this district, was in
town yesterday. ;

H. Silverthorne, the Pleasant
Valley rancher, was among yes-
terday’s arrivals. _

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Chief Constable Gammon came
up from Hazelton yesterday, on
official business.

J, L. Christie and A. MeAra,
of Aldermere, were visitors in

R. Grant, district manager for

sleighing is nearly over.
ranchers in the vieinity of Smith-
ers have, however, nearly finish-

He will co. co-operate with the ‘elt.
zena! sanitary committesin en«
forcing the health regulations,

J, McNeil, of Broughton & Me-
Neil, returned on Saturday from
Prince Rupert, leaving on Sun-

|day for a visit to the firm’s

branch at Stella,

F. B. McArthur rettirned yes-
terday from Fraser Lake, where
he has spent several weeks. He
says Smithers is by far the live-
liest place on the line.

District Forester R. E. Allen
left this morning for Francois
Lake, to arrange for the opera-
tions of the forest branch in that
district during the coming sum-
mer,

The Seymour Lake Lumber
Co. has established a temporary
lumber yard on First avenue
south, and Manager J, W. Turner
is busily engaged stocking it with

‘| building material,

J. R. Graham, of Harold Price
& Co., returned from the coast
yesterday, accompanied by R.
Reed, who willact as his assistant
engineer in this season’s survey
work in the district.

Owing to the mild weather,
The

7 THE E ONINECA MONER, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1614.

ed hanling tholt produce to. the
station, Charles Chapman has
brought 150 tons of baled hay to
the railway, for shipment to out-
side points, while Carr Bros. and|_
others haye also hauled’ large
quantities, .The Smithers hay is].
regarded as the best on the
Prince Rupert market. ‘

TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Robert Barker, agent for the
government telegraphs, is now
instalied in ‘his office adjoining
the Williams-Carr building. Yes-
terday the first messages were
exchanged in the regular man-
ner, although Mr. Barker had
handled business for several days
at a temporary station near the
bridge, Needless to say; the
telegraph office is proving a boon
to the people of the. town, who
have been handicapped by lack
of telegraph facilities, notwith-
standing the handling of mes-
sages by the Northern Telephone
Company,

ning Company Sued |

A suit is before Judge Lamp-
man’s Vancouver court, in
which J. H. Brownlee, C. E.,

claims from the Telkwa Mining, }

Milling and Development Com-
pany the sum of $685 for work
done on a survey of forty-one
mineral claims in this district on
acontract signed in May, 1908,

on the™ ground that all the terms |”
of the’ contract were nut fulfilled.

Over Thirty Burned ©

St. Louis, Mar. - 9:—Between
thirty and thirty-five dead was
the ‘estimate made this afternoon
by officers of -the Missouri Ath-
letie Club as. to- the number who
perished in the fire ‘that -des-
troyed the club building here to-
day. Six bodies are in. the

morgue. The bodies of the twen-|.

ty-five or thirty unaccounted for
are believed to be in the tuing.

| Bowser on C. N. R,

Vancouver, Mar. 12:—Address-
ing a Conservative meeting, Hon,
W. J. Bowser justified the in-}p
crease of the c. N, R, bond guar-
antee.

’ Budget March 26
Ottawa, Mar. 12:—The Domin-
ion budget will be brought down
on Mareh 26 by Hon. W. T.
White, minister of finance,
“SHERIFF'S SALE

"ln the County Court of Westminater, holden at

lew Westminster—T. J. Trapp and Co., plain-
tifa; F. B, Chettleburgh and R. C. Sinclair,
dehindants.

By virtua of a Warrant of Execution, issued in
thia action, and tomedirested, | haveseized of the
goods of. the defendants, the following: Stock of
Saddies, Harness, Pack’ Outfits, Leather Goods,
Harness Renaira, Hardware, Farm Implements,
ete.; Buffalo 24-in. Blower, Grindstones, and nura-
eroua other articles.

All of which } shall offer for sale by public
auction for cash on Saturday, the 1th day of
March, i814, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at

lazelto
Dated ut Harelton March 6, 1914. ‘
JOHN SHIRLEY
Sheriff of the County of Atlin,
’ Per J. S, Guns, Deputy Sheriff.

The above sale la hereby Postponed untill Tucs-
day, the 17th day ef March, 19)
Hazelton, Mareh 12, 1914. OHN SHIRLEY.
Per J. 8, Chine, Deputy Sheriff.

The- defendant. ‘has- put in a wo
counter. claim: for 8250 damages; a oa
“ Advertlace Wanta horse or mare, |
about 1000 pounds, * ‘not: over: 120,
.'|years old. “Price must be -moder-" _
ate, Address, with=full. partici fi

“HORSE: WANTED

lars, R,, care Ominees Miney." :
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NOTICE, ae

IN THE 5 SUPREME Court oF Brinn
COLUMBIA,

Tn. the matter of. the Administration

Act and in the matter of the Es--

tate of Ed. Kelly, otherwise known

as Denver Ed. Kelly, deceased, in-

teatate,
TAKE NOTICE that by an “order. of
His Honor Judge : Young, dated 26th
February, 1914, I- was. appointed. Ad-
miniatrator: of- the Estate of. the.said
Ed. Kelly.
against the said Estate are-hereby re-
quested to forward the same,::properly
verified, to me before the 2lst.day.of
March, 1914, ‘and: all parties indebted
to the said Estate - are, required. to

y ‘the amount of their - inde!

to Sno forthwith.

Dated 8rd day of March, 1914,

STEPHEN H. HOSKINS,
m27-8

Official Administrator,

NOTICE. _
_IN THE SUPREME Court ¢ OF Bris ,

COLUMBIA. | .

dIn the matter of the ‘Administration - -
Act, and in the matter of the Es-.

tate of Ernest George Kennett, de-
ceased, intestate,

All-parties having claime |

tednesa

TAKE NOTICE that by an order, of

His Henaur Judge - Young, dated the

28th day of February, 1914, 1 was ap- “

pointed Administrator jof the estate

of thesaid Ernest George Kennett, All |

parties having claima apainst thé said
estate are hereby requested to forward
the same, properly verified, to me, be-
fore the 2lst day of March 1914, and all
parties indebted to the said estate are
required to. pay the amount of their
indebtedness to me forthwith.

Dated 6th day of Marcel, 1914.

SqBeHEN Hi. Hosxins,

27-8
; Hazelton, BC,

P. Burns & {'o., registered at the
Hotel Bulkley last night.

0. ‘W, James, the painter, has
removed to premises on Second

terior News, came down” from

Aldermere on yesterday's train, |,

Joseph Sexton, “of Chicken
Lake, returned yesterday from
Hazelton, when he spent a few

W. F. Boyer’is having a side-
walk constructed on Broadway,

W. R. Eggleston, of Smith &
Hggleston, returned on Saturday
from a business visit to Prince
Rupert.

A bazaar will be held on Tues-
day evening. next, March 17, in
aid of the new Roman Catholic
Church.

The dining room of the Hotel
Bulkley is now in operation, un-

E. E. Orchard.

Smith &- “Epgleston: are erect:
ing a handsome 80-foot flagstaff

look at the new spring

samples,
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at the cornerof Main and Alfred,
for H. A. Bigelow, —

nected with the Smithers — tele-
phone system, to the great ton-

S43) who have been engaged: in: in-
stalling the telegraph. line here, .
returned to Hazelton today, ~~ |:

tary ingpector, is spending the}
week here, on. offcial business,

The railway station is now con-

venience of all aub¥eribers, ~

J. A. Thorne and W. Blackstock,

Henry Avison, provincia! sani-

Seen

: 150 Cords good Birch Wood
for sale at $7.00 per cord de-

at your door
8 Alep Good Dry Lumber for Sale fee |

§ Good Warm Blankets, all 24
sizes and colors, | Wool jee
Caps... Sweater Coata for 7

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From tha following. pens, all of
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‘ STANDARD BRED‘ ‘BIRDS
; Partridge W. Wai i ae Comb s
Leghorns ( hite}, Barred Rocks, *

. Bu tons, 8

hors, | ote Orplngtona, Orders’
bocked sfter!March Ist,". 3) £

Men and Wonten |

William H. Holland.

$1.50 per Setting of Fifteen. Eggs.
Cedarvale Poultry Farm.

JIL. Coyle, editor of the In-].

.C. White Leg-" |<":

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

Tailoring is as much an
art as painting--every

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