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Victoria,
jnual meeting of
Frade today Sir Ri
reviewed the prog
for the

July 1

apie ance

progratinme

 

PREMIER'S
_ ROSY PICTURE
OF PROVINCE

3.—Al

the I
chard

of the

the an-
joard of
McBride

rress being made

railway

in hand and project-

ed, and dealt with the financial
|position of the province. He
drew a picture of progress and
prosperity, Speaking of the

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Jogging Laziness
into Activity

has himself to thank.

lessen Advertising activity—
summer time, we surely will not.

a daily paper!

mercury goes up.

for white goods.

 

 

eters.

Advice rding your advertising problems is available through any

te Canadian advertising agency, or the Secretary of the Can-
adian Press Association, Room '09 Lumsden Building, Toronto. Enquiry
involves no obligation on yur part—so write, if interested

The merchant whose business lags

Energy, linked with Advertising,
month of January into the biggest selling season
Advertisements of a high stimula-
tive power, combined with a disregard of *
have opened up automobile selling two months
earlier than was once thought possible.
has started Christmas shopping early in October
instead of the middle of December.

 

in the summer

To slacken the selling pace in the hot season—to
indicates a resignation
which has no place in modern business.

If we think we cannot keep our business booming in

What a jolt it must have been to the fur trade, when
the first mid-summer fur advertisement was run in
Now many fur stores are following
the example of that progressive fur man who dared
to be ieve that fur sales need not go down as the

has turned the

’°
seasons,

Advertising

Advertising rises superior to seasons and thermom-
The right kind of Advertising strikes a
responsive cord in human nature
nature is the same in August as in December.

and human

 

 

 

 

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finances, the
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dollars. He
railway work in
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involve
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millions.
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five to thirty
jexpended in
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| dation trains
Kamloops, and

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It. is with regre

ito the
rence

advertised to comn
day, July 47th.
Mr. Lawrence

able to appear
the Avenue

leouver during the

 

 

Porcher
the beautiful
from which were
to Premier
is healthy and the

 

 

eredit of the

estimsé

British ¢

from
the

his engagement there,
confidently expected that his re-
covery would be speedy.
he has taken a turn for the

and ma y not be
again for some tin
hereby made to the
manager, and we
kind indulgence
cumstances.

Island, the

McBride.

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hand or
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that the,
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the

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compelled to announee that owing
sudden illness of Mr.
it has been found necessary
to cance! the engagement of him-
self and company which has been

rence

has been
for a week or more and was ut-
on the boards at
Theatre

last

able

1¢. Apology is

publ

ask for
under

BABY BORN ON
PORCHER ISLE
| YESTERDAY

Bund:

At 7 o'clock on ay morn
ing a fine ten pound baby boy
arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Kdward tudson, of the

Warner and Hudson pre-emption,

strawberries
presented today
The
mother

whole
in operetion in two years,

ATTRACTION
~ UNAVOIDABLY
CANCELLED

but

place

twenty-

milloins would be
lolumbia,
Canadian Northern had pro-

igressed so well that
ltly be

ill shor-

to run acecommo-

coast to
line

we are

Law-

Wednes-

ailing

in Van-
week of
it was

Instead
worse
to play

ie by his
their
tie cir

where

came

baby
is well,

 

POR RENT

ARE NO “DEAD ONES” H

mt mt me me me mere me ms rs eh

i Wanted
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WANTED—FPirst class woman cook Ay
piy savoy Hotel if u
WANTED—First class woman e¢ #75 a
month and room Apply t& uperin
tendent Prince Rupert Gen, Hospital

163-tf
WANTED-—-First class wood turner, Prince
Rupert Sash & Door Co 149-1f

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Miscellaneous a

 

POR LEASE-——-Rooms now occupied by
Woenderers Club Apply at Warks
Jewelry Store 142-00

 

For Rent

os ears creed

well heated

 

 

Tomiie

FOR LEASE—-MclIntyre Hall;
and lighted, J,

 

Two suites first class house
keeping rooms, also store,

ing on 6th avenue, opposite Skating’
Rink All conveniences Apply Tony
Christian 151-tf

 

For Sale

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE lwo ineubators practically
new; Capacity 104 and 150 Apply P
Oo box 860 165-0f
Take notice that the partnership carried

on under the name of “Letourneau &
Brochu’,’ tinsmiths and plumbers, in the
City of Prince Rupert, is this day dis
solved All payments due the partnership
shall be made to Henry Letourneau, and
all debts owing by the partnership will
be paid by Henry Letourneau

Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 11th

day of July, 1912 163-168
HENRY LETOL ANE AU,
FRANK BROCHL

 

TENDERS WANTED.

Port Edward Townsite Co., Ltd.

Notice to contractors and gangs

Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned engineers for the Port Ed
ward Townsite Co,, Ltd., at their office
in the Rand Building, Second Ave., up tll
hoon on July 20th, for clearing approxi
mately 200 acres of land which will be
divided into 6 sections of about 33 acres
each The land is situated on the Port
kdward Townsite Co., Lid., on Porpoise
Harbor.

Information for bidders, specifications
and forms of tender may be obtained from
the undersigned. The right is reserved
to refuse any or all tenders

RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO.,,
Civil Engineers

station

OMee Rand But
Rupert,

  

 

 

PUBLIC MEETING.

A meeting of
holders will be held in the city hall at
sp. m., Tuesday, the 16th inst, to con
sider with the Council the question of
minimum depth to which sewers should
be laid and the advisability of a sewer
system for the whole of Section One, All
parties interested are cordially invited to
attend, EARNEST A. WOODS,

st City Clerk,

The
left for
with the

senger

Section One property

Sleamer Prince, Rupert
the south this morning
following saloon pas-
list: Hon, Frank Coch-
rane, minister of railways, his
son and secretary; H. F. Cle-
ments, M. P.; Evelyn Wreneh and
Miss Wrench, Bishop Du Vernet,
Canon J. H, Keen, W. H. Kinkade,
Farwell Hill, J. L, Proetor, Mrs
Kk. L, Morgan, Mr. Ruh, Mrs. Ruh
W. J. Ritchie, P. C, Butehart, W
C, Redmond, Mrs. W. T. Robin
Miss Lynck, 8 G. Farbush, ¢
Sterling, Nurse Delorne, Mrs. Rf
Jones, Ed, Myers, D. Brown, I
Thompson, Mrs. E. Thompson,

son,

Mrs. Kohse, H, ©, Frank, &. A.
Corley, Mrs, G, L, Proctor.
The Princess Mary left last

evening alt 9 o'clock,
with the following passengers
Mrs. 8. Frizzell, Mr. J. Milne, J
F. Adams, A, Thomas
Mehan, J,

southbound,

Harrison,
Anderson, F

Pelerson

Mrs. Whitley, T. Gullinale. 6
Durant, M. Roxley, J. M. Jones.
a ¢. Jones, J. G Brooks, Mrs
Jones, Miss MM Brooks Mrs
Jones, N. Hanson, J. Sharkey

John May, R
7, @.
A. D.

Bonell, }
Mathieson, P. N
McFarlane,

Peterson

Mecirath

 

 

H. ROGERS, Phone 116

in new build-|

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WILL
EXCHANGE

20 acres of first class Yakima fruit
land for Prince Rupert property to
the value of $6,000

Insure With

The Gresham Life Assurance So
clety, Limited

| Founded 1848
i
Funds exceed $51,000,0¢
Take a policy for the children
|
Fire and accident insurance with

good companies

George Leek

618 3rd Ave. Prince Rupert

 

 

 

 

or McBride 8t., #25 per month
List Your Lots

H#. DOUGLAS
339 Third Ave. P. O. Box 606
(Opposite Post Office)

 

—THE ~

Westholme Lamber Co.
Lumber and Mouldings
All Kinds of Building Supplies

First Avenue

Phone 186

 

WANTED.

Engineer holding §&, 6,

certificate, Apply MeLeod
on excavation opposite the
Prince Rupert Inn, if

FORT GEORGE

Fort George is situated midway between
Prince Rupert and Edmonton, being at the
junction of the two great
BK.

FORT GEORGE
ish Columbia,
to follow the

 

will be the Hub of Brit
because the railways have
rivers for a natural grace

FOR GHORGE will be a great distribut
ing centre, like Calgary, Edmonton, Winni
peg, beeause all the grain of the prairies
will come through there on its way to the
coast

PORT GEORGE will have miles and miles

of trackage facilities, also elevators, flour
mills breweries, ete

Fort George has 4& good climate and is
4 good mixed farming country

FORT GEORGE
iriet are rich in minerals

PORT GEORGE will be
train with Edmonton by ne xt

Lots in Fort Georgee are
md advancing in prices take

of this disappearing opportunty
at once at

district and Cariboo dis

mnected by
sprine

selling fast
advantage
and call

 

COLLART ©& REYNOLDS

Box 806 226 Gth Stree Phone 981

Lots 16 and 17, Block 14, Section 7, Am
brose Ave., $2,000; 1-3 cash, 6 and 12)
months,

For Rent——5-room house on 4th Ave east

waterways in}

1S SO SAFE AND SANE- : You MIGHT S@Y THAT
Beant ave Seaton
HAVE AN ACCIDENT Wy BUT i+ Was a JES ee:
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FOR SALE

Section Two
Block 42, lots 66.
each; \% cash
Block 19, lots 13-14, &8
Ss -oagd cash,
Section Six.
Block 28, lot 34

|
Section Seven.

 

S1.05/

Lot in block 3 on Sixth a
for cash
Section Eight. |
Block 1, lots 18-19, #1
cash
For Rent.

| Store on Second Ave

Jeremiah H.| H. Kugler, Li

PHONE 317

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McCaffery & G ca

Section 1.
j; Lot on Fraser St h n
with 4-room hous and
Lot on Second Ave., Block
| nhe- third cash
Lot 1, Block 30, with 4
j #5,000.00 % cash
Section 2
lLot 25, Bloek 20, $1
j Lot 24, Block 20, #1
Section 6
I its 10-41 Block 24
} cash
Lots 9-10, Block 27, with h
$1,575 cash, bal. 1, 2 and
| Lots 0-40, Block 17, #¢
| Lots 27-28, Block 20
| Lot 21, Block 4, with b
| Section 6.
7, Block 20, 63,04
i Block 1, $3,68% ri
8, Block 8, $1,265 term
with bh

Lot 21, Block 17, $2,5¢ ’
4-room house with batl
Lots 21-22, Block 41 s
cash
Lot 18, Block 28, $1,2 teru
Section 7
$700

Lot 32, Block ¢
Lot 6, Block 15, 81,37 #
Lots 21-22, Block 37 *
cash
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Cash
Section 8.

Lot 14, #400 ! :

Lot 1, #500 ’ cast \

Lot Block 26, #550; * ssl \

Farm lands in Lakelse, Kitsumka \

ley valleys in large and sma

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Nova Seotia Fire ¢
Niagara Fire Co
Mutual Life Co
Dominion of Canada Guaral
Accident Co

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FREE! FREE! FREE!
A big beautiful 88 ke)

electric
$1,200 given
pool players in
ment pool room,
Theatre building.

piano, worth
away to thie
the Base-
Empress

player

   

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