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Between Chicago and all points Bast, connecting with all proaq
Pacific coast, Let us prepare itinerary for your trip EAST ty

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SOUTHBOUND Grand Hotel,

Workingman’s Home
Saturday, Sep. 21, 9 a.m. Free Labor Bureau in Connection
4. @. M’NAB, General Agent Phone 178 Ist Ave. and 7th St.

GEO. BRODERIUS, Proprietor’

EASTERN) COAL

Excursions New Wellington Coal. Best on the

Coast

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“ : CONNAUGHT. deepest interest in Canadian

a ) The Duke of Connaught has, it art and literature and in Can-

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good service at the time of the tribute to Canadian scenery and

J Fes“ "rev e'naaan"ne aoe} PREMIER ASQUITH CAN'T lester W. David Co, Ll,

Louise came Canada with shrines the work of the Prin-

the Marquis of Lorne, who was] cess as a painter and that of Oriental Limited THE IROQU
fr aime eovernr reer] nr usando an ar] GOLF IN PEACE FOR FEAR OF LUMBER. cou veane 2 a

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daily from Vancouver English and American Billiards

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“ NPE " : Twelve Tables SECOND AVE
WHITE PASS IS NOT SOLD i : First Ave, and McBride St. Box 866 Low round trip rates to all points in
Prime Minister Asquith and Home Seeretary McKenna were Sins

Canada and the United States. Call)

attacked by two suffragettes while golfing on the Dornoch, Scot PHONE 25 and let us tell you all about it See
land, links the other day. The women started by haranguing Mr. :
TO GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM and i Sey. he woman eer L. A. Barbeau

and when tried push them away a Rogers’ Steamship

scuffle followed. Mr. MeKenna, with a detective who came to Prince Rupert, B.C. Cartage, Coal and Storage
SAYS PROMINENT OFFICIAL his assistance, with difficulty prevented the women from getting | - | Agency Reliable Messenger Servie

 

 

 

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at Asquith. The caddies refused to interfere, but th police in a
—_ spector arrived and the suffragettes were marched to th police PHONE 116 |
Fi Vancouver, Sept. 20——-Mr. W.|/direct connection with the ocean] station. | Phone 68 735 3rd in,

B. Close, the London and Chieago | lines, with the view of populariz-| ———___ A en ntipichiasenninn swe ; ‘a

ing the interior route. |
Prince Rupert Lodge, 0.0, UNON SS. COMPINY OF B.C, LW! Col arcidac Brog

“The White Horse copper
properties, which were opened in
No. 63 . .
The new steel Passenger Steamers
Meets in the Helgerson Block |The up-to-date House Decom

April, have shipped about 25,000
Every Tuesday Evening 66 ove tors of Prince Rupert
All nembers: of the order in the e 0 In

eéuver on his way to Banff, where} tons of ore to the Tacoma smelter
he will await the arrival of the|and the output will be gradually
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city are requested to visit Sign Writin *
the lodge. a bn ha
Paper-Hanging

president, Mr. Dickson, of the|/increased until we hope to be
A. H. ALLISON, N. G, “(C9 9
W. G. BARRIE, Sec. mosun Our Specialties

railway company, who is expect-|shipping at least 1,000 tons daily
ed early in October. He denied|by the next spring. Additional
Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver _—
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as follows: “We always deliver the goods

the rumor that the Grand Trunk] facilities will have to be pro-
Chelobsin” - Wednesdays at 10 p.m.) os 5. co: Phone 156 Gres

Pacific Railway has bought the|vided to take care of this new
White Pass & Yukon route, and/ tonnage, and some care exercised
“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 pm. | — _

said that the line was not forlin respect to the question of costs
ig at Namonee odesvvne PRINCE RUPERT FEED Ob
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sale. He expressed satisfaction|in order to make the mines sue-
with the business outlook in the] cessful.
None safer on the coast than these two! Dealers

north country, “Through the opening of these
“The White Pass & Yukon] properties the company will have

fine passenger steamers HAY, GRAIN FEED AND

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1 financier who financed the White
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line,” he said, “is constructing|handled this year more than
new and more suitable steamers|double the tonnage of any year
and equipment to navigate the/since the inception of the road
Yukon earlier in the spring, thus|'o date, not even taking into ae-
enabling the early travel and/count the early rush to the
rush shipments to get through to|/Klondyke. The country gener-
the lower river country without/ally has practically passed the
so much of the delays heretofore|stage of inflate valuations, and
encountered, The schedules are|the development now taking place
being so arranged as to make|is of a more permanent nature.”

 

 

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; PRIME MINISTER ASQUITH, 7 Ee Y Sm
| tem ~o~——o-—~ a He is the object of many suffragette attacks, | i Agents for the International Stock Fu
« o0e a LINDS AY CARTAGE and
; John D. and Dagos. Not Halley's. STORAGE d
H | John D. Roshetelter TH, who| A new comet was discovered G. T. P. Transler Agents MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDEE
s has been at Tarrytown, N. Y., for} on the night of September 8th, } ical tien alates
several days investigating the) according to an announcement by| | COURGE~2L. B. Roches, Guntints, Phane® SONS OF NORWAY
= = trouble with Italian laborers on ; bia al ee oe 1
ae Batticihe anmatinn til jthe astronomers at the Harvard) Nie itieintmesntiilensititaiiidmmiiggitiae s1Uibe be) and 3rd Thursday?
ndise 8 é ers oce oO Ss es-| ie , = : : ‘ ne
/ General Merchandise ++ ___ Largest Stock tate, hopes to bring about a last }observatory. Th@ comet's posi-| MISS PANKHURST. ‘ ; p. m., at 319 ard ave. Al Not
H ita: /ccahch ameanaanereian eameenam mom , _ ing peace by eliminating all Ital-|tion, aecording to Astronomer|y sader of the suffragette move Little S NEWS wegians are welcome
ians from the pay rolls of the|/Gale at Sydney, was right ascen-| ment in England. At present she ency il “7
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Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. estate, sls 13 hours 37 minutes and/|is in France to eseape arrest for Magazines :: Periodicals :: Newspapers |“‘Valhalla’’ of S.H. & EF.
2 en 1-10 seconds, declination minus| having led in several demonstra- aus Qoauiel
fi +++ 3 Prince Rupert's leading hotel—|36 degrees 34 minutes 2-10 sec-| tions whieh resulted in loss ie :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS Baste alae tod ond ith Tuesday af
| i~ tiie that Savoy. onds, property. 2nd Ave. Below Kaien Island Olub p.m. in the hall at 319 ard Ave
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