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GENERAL MERCHANT,
HAZELTON

Mines and Mining

Good Properties for & sale — Cash or on
Bond. Develo: ment + and
Assessment

~ Carr Brothers

Six Years In This District.

Hazelion, 0. C. .

Clemence steed rte Rd Ee et

Riverside Rooms

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Clean, Comfortable Rooms
at Reasonable Rates,

G. W. SPINNING

HnzeHon, B.C
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Latest Jewelry Novelties in Gold
and Silver, High grade watches.
Watch Repairing.

O. A. RAGSTAD, Hazelton

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

LUCAS & LUCAS

Barristers and Solicitors

‘ Rooms 71-74 Exchange Bullding
142 Hastings St, W.

Telephone Seymour 598 . Vanceuver, B. i

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

Offices at Victoria, Nelson, Fort George’
and d Hazelt lton.

B, C. AFFLECK, Mgy. Hazelton Office.

Omineca Masonic Club

Regular meetiugs 1st and 8rd Mon-
days, 8 p.m, = Members of The Craft
are invited to register at Adams’ Drug
Store, Hazelton.
A. R. Macdonald

President

James Shaw
Secretary

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McRAE BROS., "LTD
STATIONERS & PRINTERS

Architects’ and En ents * Supplies
Kodake, Loore Leaf Syslemms
Remington Typewriters, Office Furniture

Prince mapert I B.C.
ioe ti paagery 4

SHIP YOUR FURS TO
S. H. Cohen

Hotel Premier . Prince Rupert

Reference—Bank of Montreal

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. Hotel Winters.

4. ’ Abbott and Water Streets

' Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.60
Rooms with Baths. Hot and Cold
Water. Steam Heated.

Motor Bus Meets All Boats and

Trains, _. !

Office
Stationery

and

Commercial.
PRINTING

Finest Stock
‘and Beat Work

‘s tt Print Shop

HAZELTON

“The ‘Churches

Tae. .. CHURCH OF ENGLAND |
day bate, at PETERS, HALSLTO:

"Rivening Rarvice, 1:20 rine “fons 4. Fisup.:

“ PAESUYTEELAN

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--Mebool «at Bertie Panes rj knee p.in.

Affleck—McDougall
A pretty wedding took place at

‘the home of the bride’s brother,
y 2812 Sophia Street, Vancouver,

December 30th, when Miss Nona

7 McDougall, youngest daughter of

-the late Rev. Duncan McDougall
of Edinburgh, Scotland, ‘was
united in marriage to Boyd
Campbell Affleck, B.C.L.8., of
Hazelton.

The * marriage ceremony was
performed © by the Rev. J. K.
Unsworth of First Congregational
Church, Vancouver.

The bride, who was given
away by her brother, was be-
comingly attired in a gown of
white ninon and lace over satin

orange blossoms and carried a
bouquet of carnations.

The bride and groom gailed for
Victoria where they will spend
some time before leaving for
their home in Hazelton.

The bride was the recipient of
many pretty and valuable gifts.

Musicale at Télkwa

Telkwa, Jan, 8:—A musicale,
the first of the -winter’s instru-
mental and choral entertainments
was held Tuesday evening, at the
cottage of Mrs. C, 0. Redd, when
a select gathering of Telkwa’s
music lovers was treated to a
selection .of operatic and classical
music, ‘rendered by the hostess,
Mys. J. E. Lima and the popular
violinist, Fred. Springsteen, who
recently returned from the out-
side with the latest musical
numbers, The occasion was the
celebration of the arrival of the
hostess’s piano from Chicago, an
Hobart M, Cable. ‘The ladies
present ineluded Mesdames Me-
Fee, Reigle and Cochrane. -A
series of community musicales is
being planned for the winter,

Indians Organize

At the conclusion of the pot-
latch at ‘Kitseguecla last week,
the Indiana of the Skeena river
villages held a meeting’ at the
call. of their chiefs to form a
branch of the ‘Indian Rights
Association.” This organization,
which is said to have headquar-
ters in Victoria, has been formed
to put forward the claims made
by the Indians to title in the
lands of the province. The In-

“|dians of this district state that

they do not wish a. continuance |.
of the reserve: system, but be-
lieve that they are entitled to|i>
the ownership .of all’ the land.
They will ask the government to
pay them for all lands orcupied
by white men, and to turn over
to them all unalienated lands.

It is stated that at last week's
meeting there were representa-
tives-‘from Kitwankool, Kitwan-
gak, Andimaul, Kitseguecla,
Hazelton; Glen. Vowell, Kispiox,

| Kiskegas, and Kuldo..

Hockey Boots and Skateg at
Sargent’s, :

FIRST CLASS:

DRY: BIRCH |
_CORDWOOD _
FOR SALE

Promptly Delivered: iat Recisdnable Rates

Pp HEWITT
_ Ordars a pe left neha

\acal Land Diet “District of

axe notice vine Aired E. Falconer,
of Hazeltén, ‘miner, Intends to apply
for a-lleense to. Bie Poll for. coal and

troleuti' 0 over’ Mowing described
laride:

Commencin at a'poat planted about
6 miles nort ‘and I-mile weat' of. the

northweat: corner of R. K. Lindsay's

‘coal claim No; 1, thence ‘north 80 chains,

-| west 80 chaina, "south 80 chalns, east

80 chaina to point of commencement,

knowns

élal
Sept 16, a

m 29,
_ Alfred E. Faiconer,

and wore the customary veil and|:

-!. Hazelton Land District.

Tee

Germans Are. Fearful
pear to be impressed with the

fate for this country. This is
evidenced throughout the press
editorials and reviews, in which
there are numerous articles warn
ing people not to forget God, lest
a great catastrophe should recall
them to their duty. There is
hardly an optimistic note sound-
ed in the reviews of the New
Year,

Rubbers and Felt Boots at
Sagent’s,

| WATER NOTICE

For a License to Take and Use Water

Notice is hereby given that Peter
Danie} Carr, of Telkwa, B. C., will ap-
ply for a license to take and wae 10
cubic feet per second of water out of
Canyon Creek, which flows in a north-
westerly direction through Tp. 2A and
4 and empties pinto Bulkley river on
N.W. i, Sec. 7, Tp. 2A, e water
will be diverted at 800 ft, below Gov't
bridge on Canyon creek and will be
used for industrial purposes on the land
described as north 3 of Lot 1197, -Tp.
2A, Range 5, Const District.

This notice was as posted on the-ground
on the 2nd da anuary, 1913. The
application wi be filed in the office of
the Water Recorder at Hazelton.

Objections may be filed with the
said. Water Recorder or with the
Comptroller of Water Rights, * ‘Parlia-
ment Buildings, Victoria,

D. Carr, Applicant,
Thorp & Hoops, Agents.

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LAND NOTICES

Hazelton Land District - District of
Cassiar

Take notice that Eric Boje of Hazel-
ton, Jaborer, intends to apply for per-
miggion - purch age e following
decenibed lan

Commencing at a post planted on the
north bank of Skeena river, 20 chains,
west of the southwest corner.of Lot
2391, thence east 20 chains, north 20
chains, west 20 chains, south 20 chains
to point of commencement, containing
40 acres more or leas. Eric Boje,
Dee. 16, 1942. a L. Affleck, Agt:

Omineca Land District. District of
Cassiar.

Take notice that B. R. Jones of
Skeena Crossing, merchant, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:

Commencing ata post planted about
43 iailes up the Kitsequcla river and -in
an ensterly direction and about 1 mile
north from the north bank of said
river and atthe southeast corner of
Charles Kirkwood's purchase’ claim,
thence north 80 chains, east 40 chains,
south 80 chains, west 40 chains, te
point of commencement, containing 320
acres more or less, R, Jones.
December 24, 1912, :

Omineca Land District, District of

assiar.

Take notice that James Henry Per-
king of Skeena Crossing, watchman,
intends to apply for permission. to ‘pur-
chase the lowing described lands:

Commencing at a post planted about
44 miles fromthe mouth of the’ Kitse-
quela river in an easterly direction and
about 1 mile north of the north bank!
of said river, and about 60 chains east
from the southeast corner of Chas.
Kirkwood's purchase «laim, thence 80
chains south, 40 chains east, 80 chains
north, 40 chains weat to point of com-
mencement, containing 320 acres more
or leas. James Henry Perkins,
December 26, 1912. - _ 27

Omineca Land District, District of
Cassiar, *

Take notice that John Meagher of
Skeena Crossing, rancher,. intends
epply for permission to purchase

the ollowing. described landa: :
Commencing at a poat planted ‘about
i miles easterly from the mouth of the
Kitsequ ucla river and 1 mile north of the
north bank of the said river and. about
60 chains easterly from the southeast
corner of Chas. Kirkwood’s purchase
claim, thence south 40 chains, weat
40 chains north 40 chains, east 40
chaina, to int of commencement,
containing 160 acrea more or lesa. .
Dec, 28,1912, ~27 John Meagher,

Hazelton Land d Diatrict, ‘District of

ange &

Take notice that Alonzo Hamblet of
Everett, Wash,, marine engineer, in-
tends to al apply for Bescribed to pur-
chase the following deacribed lands:

Commencing at a- lanted at
the southeast corner of. lot , thence
enst 20 chaina, north 20 chains, "weat, 20
chains, south 20 chaing back to point
of cominenceinent, contalning hi acres,
Dec. 12, -1912, 27 Alonzo Hamblet,

--Diatrict of
~ Coast, Range 6.

Take notice that Joseph Hamblet of
Ketchikan, Alaska, free miner, intends
to apply for permission ta purchase the
following described Janda, - :

Commencing at a mt planted -at the
southeast corner of lo . thence 60
chains west, thence % chains more, or
less south to bank of Skesna- river,
thence 70 chains more or lead northeast-

acres More.ar leas.

Joneph Ham! let,
Tvec, 12, 1912.

Cassiar Land Distvict.,
Cassiar

Dintrict of
of Hazelton, miner, intehds to apply for
t license to proapect for coal and

Commencing ata post planted about
4 miles port of the northwest comer

thence aoutk eighty chains, east eighty,

chaing, “to
know’: a8 cla! A Wo. 38

Sept. 16, 1012, .

' Berlin, Jan. 7:—Germans ap- x

idea that 1918 will be-a year of|:

_ erly following bank of river back: to|.
point of commencement, containing 40

‘Take notice that Alfred E, Faleoner|
leum ovér the fo owing described dJandes|
of R..K, Lindsay’a coal ¢laim No, 1,1"

chains, north e gh y chains, weat elghty |
commencemarit, |

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with the prevailing cold weather” ‘we point fo our |
= stock. of Sweaters, and Sweater Coats, their splen-. 7
did quality and special values. ( We'cany in ©
three weights the popular “Pride of the West”
shoulder Sweaters, i in fast colors, gray, maroon, navy and white. -

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seamless .

oe “Heavy ‘and ‘medium. “weights with
_ triple roll collars, all sizes, at $6, 60 and —

550
4.00

We are Offering Splendid Values in Sweater Coats: |

Twelve distinct lines. of the “Pride of the
West” brand alone, at values ranging from
$4.50 to $10.50, in plain colors, also with

*- neat combinations in colors,

JUST ARRIVED! Twenty- five pair Ladies Patent
Slippers with Black Rosette

A Lighter Weight, which is an exe
‘ ceptional value, at oe

‘In the famous Smardon Shoe,
_ for ladies, at. -

A, 00
3 30

We have | a_ ladies’ one-strap patent
- slipper at $2. 75, and a five-strap at

Some New Aivals i in Ladies’ Nightgowns
Ladies’ Flannelette Nightgowns i in n pink
and blue stripe, at -
White trimmed. with. blue a 50
Pink” trimmed with white. $1. 50

2.00

"Ladies White and Black Weel -

Gloves, per pair —-
(Also Ladies’ Silk Mitts) .

Another Shipment of the celebrated Ez T.
. Corsets, at $1.50° and» 7

50e.
2 50

For the Children donde Bo SS .
- Children’ 8 ‘Cream and Red Bearakin Coats $4. 50 s0 ts $6 500

. Muffs to match, $1 00 each » _
Children’s Felt. Shoes, oe $18 50, $1 5 pair

me Girl's Overshoes, 12 1-2 to 2 ara $2.00. ‘Pat

Children’s Fur Trimmed Felt Slippers. ms
sizes 5 to 2, at very “special values os

__ Shipments of F rsh Fruits , Arriving Every Week |

- Grape Fruit, Fresh Pineapples, Oranges, a few" ae
_ boxes, of Jap Oranges and Apples now in stock:

Wood Choppers’ ‘Supplies _ |

° “Axes;” Saws, Hammers, Wedges, Cant: Hooks .
. 2 "and Peavies, Saw Tools, Tents .and:- Flies, cee
. _ _ Stoves. A most complete stock. . ae

_ Beds ~ = Bedding. (ow Ee

oe Our. stock i is: always complete. We carry the ,
eo 7 _ famous. “Restmore”” all felt Matirengs. dn.
pote a "three sizes: a oe
S ai ft. 0i in, $10. 50, 3 ft. 6 i in. -sit.so, 4 ft 6 6i in, $12 50°

a Also: the well known Duchess line’ i in thet tame - “
"izes at good prices, ”

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Alfred E. | Falconer,

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