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keeping rooms, also store, in new a 48
rt tul ‘ : s REMARKS ng on 6th avenue, oppo paite , tent tos ah :
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a } , &e Phone Green 258 Lot 8, B k ® :
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' pla a! ‘ sta ak pay e 1 are | Section 8ix
rt oO Mis« : t ERY store, also six rooms upstairs Lot 34, Block
eG i" . - ‘ t ‘ ‘ - Apr at large building r. Dunsmuir The steamer Prince George. | ance 4 4
j is 1 = as auaht’« \ ‘ street and Ninth Ave 193-198 Lot 18 Block
: = ' decorated with bunting, arrived 4 tern 4
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a von nial ; . . < ' at - * on schedule time this morning Section Sever
& ; ; : . ‘ rate ery re passenge «{ t 20, Block 10,
= nes, h wa {878 alive For Sale with a ver ore pa : ance and 1
Foot 4 r @ aon : rt . including President I J. Cham-jtoet 6. Block . @
i -te TT a a : ‘ h i sas o- berlin of the G 1 Pp Hailway anee " .
| oad which « a wid low P d a Section Eigh
b ; . : FOR SALE—Two incubators, practically) <ystem, W, P, Hinton, the general) Low K
Know and grew pia =* Anvbodv's f K va new; capacity 104 and 150 Apply P : ; \ ash '
I ha at th f 1906.! at t it 0. box 860 165-tf passenger agen and A V Lots 3-4, Block
i” < - ” aren ore ‘ ehairn of thy ast al
7.210 posts harge of FOR SALE OR RENT—Rooming house on| Smithers, th ene be! Lot 5-6, Block ‘
. . i: . Wie Second avenue and McBride For par-|London board { directors Re east '
16,800 officers and emf ° That the Mayor. at any rat i ars apply J. Kiddlasser, on the! reper eu ; For Re
with 45,339 ca ers, 18,00 a rr premises 196 202) }OW is @ list of some o 1€ SAlOON | atore on Second 4
; 0 7 = d sh " " passengers Mr Seott Mrs
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> ne > aaa i enu nigh se Scott, Mr. Stellwell, Mrs. Stel
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ls OE eo g eetiay aide — Wanted Mr. Murdoff, Mr. Prescott, «| Jeremiah H. K |
iil ae & by eras | Phat, by afl accounts, Joe Bay- Dewey, Mi ’ naldson, “ae “aes ugier,
00m ll 00 ’ headquarters Viet a j eys still the bol , fetenhe i aptain ¢ Nicholson Dr J.) Phone 317
F ari ye jhe proved h self Pp ce Hu-| WANTED—A good general servant AD nichinasot neal 2
aerert I. dor ae B th) pert I 720 Fourth Ave Phone 209 tr Hutehir ~ Ms Ki \ a Mr
disebied its a@aire ; WANTED—A lady stenographer apply | *Y Sa = aed oe Car
“ ” | : — box EB. Daily News 1950f neg 1 idson, ! Johnston eee
In Darkest London. i That the Fi Ministe - Fite Meee Kloe were Te
No one wants to ter the n who ‘ General Booth established “The} en WANTED-—-Women to feed and fold on : ase ee one .
' a : . we awe W , : eoiaht ,| basking im the sunshine toda mangle. Apply at once Pieacer Lous | Brownlee M: MeQueet Mr ‘ =E S$»
eri ing aho the onport : 4 a ‘ art ry 1s a WEYATY Bast ‘ , iry 6 c
grumbling about th ppo! he has had kine alias san0 rhe| So : Si ; Bampton, Mr. McLeod, Mr, Wells Sr vy
: : . vies _ . WANTEI J tor wor il kinds of
but the man who can te of successf vemeures Cal paper “ v4 jlished in more Phat a Vancouv i today flees to « a: by ‘oo mih i. Thomp-| I Edwins, Mrs. Mart Mr. Mu Y y - ;
have an appreciative audience and his life is than twents wnguages and has| Put up the bluff that there have . box H, Daily News 197-200 | vaney, Rev, Raley, Dr. Kidd, Mrs } }
a totat we : ; ation 2x been only twentyv-fou h rs’'| WANTED—FPirst class wood turner Prince | Kidd, B. Neff, B. Cooke, Mr ser j A
: ote eek ei ath eXx- s 149-6 "
ceeding 1.200.004 The army|’ain in that place for the past meas Eee Soe : jmond, Dr. Courtney, W. H. Phil My Wy AY
oO unn a s ; ¥' o/- ; >| month. HOUSEHOLD furnishings wanted Send/jips, Allen Adele Mr Rattray m SUR ANS
maintains ab 700 social relief particulars and prices to Box H, Daily|
institutions arious parts of a News 182-tf Mrs. Rattray, J. Gibson, J. Clay
uu can begin your sunny days no » oul the world der the charge of That a small bov fror Var FIRST class bookkeeper wanted at once| ion, Stanley Anderson, Mrs mes }
\ . ees =e -  o re for large general store in the interior;|
We present to you offers that will pean net nearly 3.000 flicers and em-|Ccouver was heard remark must be an Af man good salary Ar | dersor Mr, Cranda L. Coates George ua
your way agair Call and see our wonderful bar- plovees. About 7,000 fallen|the street this noon that .th OP eer 0. Bee 1908, Prince Rupert j Mr s. Coates, Mr. Montizambert i ‘. }
gains in women annually pass through|sunshine hurt his eyes |Mrs. Montizamber, J. M. Boyer,|3 618 3rd Ave ; e Repent f
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the 116 rescue homes. and. ac- ee | Mrs and Miss Young, Prof. Mil :
Carpet Squares; prices $6.95, $7.95, $8.95, $10.50, up to $50 sdakn ho Ge Webnfes denen wees ellie ‘s nt Miscellaneous liee Qeustad. D. MB: Moore: Warren!
eording e army s eports, é others fr the seuth
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Japanese Matting; reg. 35c yard; now only.........17!2c about 88 per cent. of these arelhave no difficulty in accounting | | Kelly, Miss Weston, M Gii

  
  

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Japanese Decorated Mats, 1x2 yds., reg. 75c, now only. 45c permanently restored to lives df] for their new supplies of slickers, | wanny—why the tdea)| UO!m, A. W. MeGuire Mr. MeKay Pl
Upholstered Box Bed Springs, $5, $6, $7, $10, $12, now virtue There are 132 slum Introduction Club is a strictly private =e ums

high class, reliable medium for intr

only . i otst ese settlements in the slum districts hal the bandstand sidewalk is| ducinf worthy marriageable peeople; any} Mrs, Brown, C. W. Muller
sini e . en -~ ‘ nationality or religion Particulars for; Hawley, Robert Warrer ID .
of great cities. The imber of| buried, but the same style stamp. Mrs. Wilson, box 1776, Van-| a7 ® '
jannua conversions n connec-larchitecture iigh ID ad in couver. B. C | Draper, D, V tray, J. D. Ande st pa
KEEP YOUR EYE ON OUR NEW STORE ON 3RD AVENUE. $y son, FE. Stillwell, A. Preseott .

 

tion with the spiritua work isithe bandstand th: Indians are |

 

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The Big Furniture Store Voss] concen | TROULASHING START WORK
2.000.000, of whom not less than
° ore Peryere 1 Ween” Convene TOG  Casthit- GB Wabeidin, wibed. Ie nk MOUNTAIN CLIMBING | ON CAP I AIN’S H. DOUGLAS
ves of drunkenness }intendent of the G. T. P. steam || Five-Hour Journey From Prince Rupert | 339 Tae Ave P. 0. Bor

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In 1890 Genera! Booth publish- } Opposite Post Office

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ships, arrived today on the Prince
ed a volume = entitled Darkest] . |
London,” containing a scheme for| GPore*. ace Big Canyon Hotel}

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the enlightenment and industrial}

support of the lower classes rhel Mrs, and Miss Young, wife and Kitselas oie B.C. |} Work has begun on the new THE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

work attracted world wide at-|/G4aughter of Judge W DeB ATS residence for Captain Johnstor
‘ tention and was much commented] Young, returned this morning on|| First - CLass - ACCOMMODATION J) of the 6 I ; P. stea ” Pp ‘ Westholme Lumber (i,
upen In its chief features the|the Prince George after an ex j Rupert, situated I ha
scheme of General Booth re-| tended visit to the lower coast — opposite n resid ! t Limitt
ceived the endorsement of many] Ces. H. Gordon Munro W. Nicholson Lailey Mayor and beside ha mas

high churchme: During the} -- mstructi ;
General Merchandise : - iene Sick latter years of her life Queen| Choicest liquors and cigars MUNRO & LAILEY Phe new buildin

Victoria made an annua contri-| Savoy. Architects, » he we W ! r co Lumber and Mouldings

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, Pe butioh to the Salvation Army and Stork Building, Second Avenue " *, Messrs. Mitehe , ' }
° e it is understecd that King Bd_|__Subseribe for the Daily News. « Wa » Whose terprise and All Kinds of Building Supplies
. the locality «t there es
Lowest Prices in Northern B. Cc. ward has also given the organ-| STUART STEWART ' ; :
ar ial army in India and tater was : & 3 : a ts finest residential | dings
ization substantial encourage- Accountant M . . : ul i
ont a jtransferred to the Unites ates ' , . . ! foDley s Teotuse \ S| a >|
~~ +++ 3 ment. In 1905 the City of Lon-|'ral ‘ . 3 , he United Sta 19 2nd Ave. Phone No, 280) Me MeN M An view Avenue na
; Lorpore on ‘onferre e ! re dauge ” “ ‘neral : i . 6
~~ ss mes ee ees > a n Lorporatior conferred rate ‘ ” laughte . om , Prince Rupert P.O. Box 3515; apta Johnst . 2 with . “ot
freedom of the city on General) Booth for a long time conducted \uditors for City of Prince Rupert wiius of a f ‘ ess, have
- Booth and alse voted a consid-| mass meetings in the chief Eng- é . f | i \ RT E tl
ma | Booth and also voted» coneld-| mass meetings In the ehiet fe uit y the hen west. PRINCE. RUPERT F
= erable um to the fund lish cities, so that each membe: ALFRED CARSS, C. V. BENNETT, B.A. }and a are excepttonsiiy ' pretts ‘
\ Salvation Army. of the family was actively en- of Britta Coluashte of B.C., Ontario, Sa-- bh rt ‘
{ ° Ridiculed the Army gaged ‘algae : bean of : an janitoba Bars. katchewan and A - OUSECS lis : ng saw fo
i ( 30 t Sale P gan me ranen the berta Bars. two.k . Hig sto
{ rnm In the early career of the Sal-j ar @ service ! UeROrse War 7 o a We - —
\ ve en rince : = , " ie a ' Roath d Army ervice, CARSS & BENNETT with building sterial f the Garden Seeds
vation Army Genera ooth an General Booth made several BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, Etc. “ ii ; Clover a
Ru rt | ots his followers were the object Of}trips around the world, visiting | 0tee—Albert Block, Second Avenue ario works progress <
)) much ridicule. The street meet-[America, Australia and other ~ ivisiennattiiel i
» Acting under instructions from the Government of ings and the methods of the army parts, and everywhere he Was Alex.M.Manson #.a.. W_E. Williame.e.a. tot. OVERSEAS CLUB Mail Orders Pro —
) general were looked upon as| well receive ; {SON
) British Columbia, I will hold an auction sale of Prince - ore ye nt cea 2 “| well received, WILLIAMS & MANSON
} sense mie z ofte e forees Vive sare P IP ‘ ~~ .
Rupert lots on Wednesday, August 28th, 1912. The sale = e , : ‘ : ada : by persecu ca ; - a teh mreh .nqroesieme eg oye <n Continued from Page 4 A lat Stock Fail
1} . ing aah 4 : m at § ere Rare pressed » versecU-lof failing health were ¢ arent x 285 , “ aleraalivia
will be held at Prince Rupert and will commence at 3° prejudice, But the or-lin ihe General. i te rues sa Prince Rupert, B.t . = ———
P, M. and be copmieted on Thursday the 29th, anization persevered and when] I 2 rv pete timeme: dress the club, Before introdu
/ 7 : <2” Ki atio ersevered ¢ HH » €O e 0 ‘ " ee
; ) The lots to be offered will be in Sections 1, 5, 6, 7 and ite lai Bi ites te ieenes ad on . . — q - eine one a ss ing: the Brel sbeuket; the ohals comme
; 8, about 300 in all, and the list comprises some of the ter known, publie ntiment un B ae 1 ry a “% eat.” PRINCE RUPERT) an again th inked Mr. Hoy us|
. : : Tr own, pub se e - riiain, dust inflamed, one eve _— , a Ol
: choicest lots on the townsite. F OHN E repre :
: erwe a che re revin shine : v “ Presenting the Hazelton branch
4 Take Canadian Pacific Railway and Union Steam- Gerwont 6 ehOnge. previously operated on for cat- J DAVEY

In his work General Booth! aract The trouble was never TEACHER OF SINGING for the friendly token of the on

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ship Company's boats from Vancouver August 24th or ; | sentatiar “
. ‘ : as ably supported by his family) prop overcome and ¢ , entation of the valuab
| Grand Trunk Pacific boats August 26th. Fare each way, was ably supportec a ee ieee 1 Proper ly vereome an 1 al (the) rurn of wa. roxon, esq. a.m.a.m., 1ON., en aymiiadio tndieaditiah °. te i
including meals and berth, #18.00 Mrs. Booth shared largely in all| time of his death the General was ace ee ad
| a nis her husband's efforts, and fur-jtotally blind. To the last his in- ween decided, was to be offered

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— = ge _— you to . o his sale If you cannot go ther explained their views in altense interest in the army waa HN DYBHAVN as a prise at the forthcoming
ourself se a represent: : , .
tiasaahin SORE 9 FOPePeeeauys. number of written works She} maintained. Real Estate — Loans celebration of the Governor Get
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died of cancer in 1890,after sey and Insurance erals visit to the Indian band

 

: eral years of painful illness. Un 319 3rd Avenue ‘ wiving the best rendering of the | advertised
ied D. RAND, Agent til 1896 the General's chief of} re eas i A <ncanatbane national anthem bas gone, b
, staff was his eldest son Balling | Short speeches were then de-|a “snap
{ Head Office, Vancouver, B. ©. Branch Office, ton Booth. In that vear, however, ne ou e jlivered by his worship the Mayor 1, &
{ Prince Rupert, B. C, a difference occurred between HAYNER BROS. | Mi G. R. Naden and Mr, R, DeB,| Ot rn ene *
UNDERTAKERS ano EMBALMERS |} Hovell, All these gentlemen's re %, 90,000
Funeral Directors | marks were much upon the same

eral Booth transferring his son :
a F ~ | from the command of the organ- Cor ler Gnd Ace, near Gh Phone No, 8 | lines, emphasizing the import
TTT} ization in the United States, Bal- jance of fostering the Imperial-
Canadian General Electric Company Limited it] lington Booth desired to remain istic idea of strengthening the ig
’ in America. The differenee in bonds of unity between the G. R N gai (o.,
sgoters. otors, Mining and Contracting Machinery views resulted in the withdrawal 7th AVENUE E. L. FISHER widely scattered outposts of the ° a

Apparatus of every | description of Bailington Booth and his wife Funeral Director and
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| greal empire to whieh it is our ofl AY
| from the Salvation Army and the} SECTION SIX CHARGES REASONABLE proud boast to belong, to be Brit

Phone 245 ‘Diciae Kearney, Mgr. BOX 974 tit iwauguration of the Volunteers |

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: THIRD AV ish, with statesmaniike ideas of}
: ‘of America, OPEN oY a ™~ empire rather than those of al miniar hia \
3 _ —— " 7 — The direction of affairs in the party politician, always watehful!l Afr and A

io United States was transferred | $2000 cash and the balance over ten }and ready to join hands and rise| pislas bef
a to Commander Eva Booth, fourth years at 6 per cent, ; ~ | #8 one great united nation should/l!os .

 

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jaughter of the General rhe the time arrive when the et fe) remarks
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Read The Dail ews ° Sougnion, ie wile of} — SMITH & MALLETT |! was threatened with any eomnon| were enrolled
Booth Tucker, was killed in a « THIRD AVE danger from a foreign foe appointed to «@
railroad wreck several years ag: Samuel Harrison & Company Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting and rhe actual objeets and aims of} dress of we

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And Get All the News \; h and hee ms bans for Bs as Brokere and Financial Agents Office os Metal Work ~ : lub wer utlimed | Mr.ito H or
| ime supervised we work of the | Second Ave. Prince Rupert. Phone 114 and Ave, bet, 7th we ‘ Hovell, whe has had wick jupon
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