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TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—60 cents per inch. Contract rates} Y. W. Smith Jeff Sunday morn | London, Ort. 20—Foonn | =2——___=£==—=_—__——_=> PRINCE RUPERT” AND “PRINCE GEORGF”

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on application. ing for Prince Rupert on a bu Mes played Saturday  after-| piegt Ave, and McBride St. Box 865 MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS © o.m

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    
      
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico—Darty, 50e|\\°"5 (Nth He ren Sandie Sane eke a+ ext) Prince George Salle for Stewart on Thuradaye ai 8 4m
per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. WEEKLY, $2.00 per year. All — a * a. ae > Bee, cee - Doapeth PHONE 25 | Weeniy service to Port iam, fen, Granby Bay and
Other Countries— Daily, $8.00 per year; Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly Carpenter Baile f the Foley, | follows: ‘ ’ i { , ’ Hmpeoe, Neas, » end Queen
in advance. eee eee te are B.C G. T. P. RAILWAY PASSENGER SERVicE
Welch & Stewart staff, has just} First Division Prince Rupert, oe Commencing Sept. 20th, No, 2 leaves Prince Rupert 10 a. m. w
HEAD OFFICE completed his new home on \ \ 7 : Saturdays; returning leaves Sealey 10 a. m. Thursdays and a
Fleventh avenue ston itla 6, Derby County 1 Prince Rupert & p. m
Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98. os . Bolton Wanderers 3: Sheffield Grand Trunk Railway System
te a i Wednesds )
Susscripers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in case of A couple of Old Hazelton resi | rere a B ‘adf 1 0 COD een Chicago and wi bums ten “Sue
non-delivery or inattention on the part of the news carriers. dents were in town on Sunday to Li ee ard ord Gity " Betwe m Colceg i ast, necting with all road
: bettie aienraenilhil i diatirtaniliiia ae: | 8eleCt locations for their future] 4, rpool 4; Blackburn Rov nae | Agency for all Atlantic Steamship Lines. Fo: all infermation apply to
homes, and will move here in the oan. ; . | A. ©. MoMASTER, Jeneral Agent er .
DaILY EDITION. AO. TUESDAY, OCT. 22| i Hoa? future. |, Manchester United 2: Toten-| Prince Rupert Lodge, 1.0.0.F.
——=-— - — - =_—— — . K jham Hotspur 0 |
~ ewoastle i . No. 63
Mrs. Small, of Old Hazelton, is he irr tle United 1; West |
moving to the new town this am Pronresy : Midd! . Meets in the Helgerson Block B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE |
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week. Her son, Clifford, is en Oldham cthveif ; } anteotia Every Tuesday Evening
e be © ® | gaged in teaming for Foley, City 4 , ee i! All members of the order in the |
orl otes I S Welch & Stewart She will re Sh m dt vie ' city are requested to visit FAMOUS SAFETY RINCE RUPERT INN
| side on Pugsley street “ emMetle nited 4 verton the lodge. TT TTT
«Sate . ig Arsena 1 Sunder- ‘. H. ALLISON, N. G. PRINCESS SPEED .
Jack Williams is now planning|'@" °- W. G. BARRIB, Sec. | LINE anid SERVICE AND
AN UNFAIR be taken on the programme|to erect a new restaurant build- Second Division —_— —,
METHOD proper. ing adjoining his present one on Bradford 0; Barnsley 0 SONS OF NORWAY S ANNEX
Mavor Newton has signified If, however, a gift of thirty ee street, There — heen Burnley 4; Huddersfield Town Meets every Thursday at 7 p. m., S. S. Princess May
ame : aiid millions is merely a tempor.|SUe an therease in usiness} 0. — at 319 3rd Ave. All Norwegians
his intention of a agein ary expedient, what in the lately that he requires double the Clapton Orient 2; Notts For- are welcome. SOUTHBOUND |
= er nese the er ee - name of common sense and} Peo! a 2 i Saturday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m. a '
ront page article warning le Canadian finance is the Pre. es ilossop 6; ristol Gaty . \ wned and operated | the
electors agains! sundry things. atts ge oe aa - pen Mr. McEwan, of Sealey, was in Hull Gity 1: Birmingham 2 |«*Valhalla”’ of S.H. & E.F. 4. @. M’NAB, General Agent | Grand Trunk Pacific Railwa
A glance over the article would estimates of the future? town the fore part of the week Leicester Fosse 3: Bury 0 @cansmaman Geuery) | the American and Europea

convince the most ardent sup- getting figures from loeal con Preston North End 3; Leeds Excellently furnished

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porter of the present adminis- ithe ealhelietinda” ee | itractors for moving his buildin «s} City 2. p.m, in the hall at $19 3rd Ave. steam heat, electric light, and a
iration that the article is for oo : " to ' — R "| from Sealey to New Hazelton. "le Stockport Gounty 1; Grimbss modern conveniences, being
the purpose of stampeding the ¢ proposed while the govern | vil be ready to move now in «|Town 4, lutely first-class in every re
. ment’s naval policy is still in a a : ae oa
workingman into yoting for very few days. Wolverhampton Wanderers The appointments and se
the making? : $

him. vs —_—— Fulham 4. Clvarei es ros. are equal to any hot

The fact that the granting The fact is, Mr. Borden is The first freight train arrived Lineoln City 1; Blackpool 0. | coast.
of the hydro electric franchise sparring for wind. He knows | in town on Monday morning with Southern League
is mentioned proves conclus- that the moment he commits |foup ears of cement for bridge Bristol ae : tinder | The up-to-date House Decora-|;. jae comfortabl safe and
ively the methods by which he himself on this question to work along the line and several p oe ; : tors of Prince Rupert i ¥ h aet FR

} ark Rangers 0 ! .

hopes to retain his position as something definite without 80-|cars of timber for Wall & Swan's Millwall ‘Athlet ¢ 3; Brentford Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day
chief magistrate of the eity. ing to the people with his pro-|pridge work. Teams began haul-|, me aie pein Si gn W eae iN the R

That he would drag the gramme, he parts with his chief|jyg from here this week a Portsmouth 2: Gillingham 14 | a riting.. e real 0 vee y-
scheme into the political arena supporters in Quebec. —- alin se P pe Han i

Swinden Town 2; Northamp- | =
before a definite proposal has He is trying, therefore, to The track laving machine was ian 4 —" a r ging fers he choices G. A. Sweet, Manager.
been submitted to the Council, gain time. If he can get his|through the big tunnel on Mon- Walton: Gevetal Palace 4 Our Speciaities ther ghoai Ww settled mtry. |
and while at the same time he ‘emergeney” contribution|day. The rails in the tunnel were | , : ; a . —
‘ trighton and Hove Albions 5;
is asking the company to sub- through on the understanding |laid by hand and the big ma- Southampton 2 ons "| We always deliver the goods.” 3 DAILY TRAINS
mit rates for power at the city that he will take a plebiscite/chine had to be taken apart and Merthyr Pnadn {; Stoke 0 | 2nd Street Phone 156 Green jo.) Seatiio | Vang
gates, and is warning against later, the naval problem will lerected again on the other side. : w f a “i '
: ; , Coventry City 2; Plynouth AV —_—_—[————————ees Ghicago and: a ”) .
the company’s proposals no be solved for another year,| From Ross’ tunnel to Mud Creek wvie. @ ’
matter ewhat they may be, possibly for longer than that./is only about four miles. PT eee Littl NEWS Ag
; : West Ham United 4; Reading ncy R hi

proves this. Longe before the issue be- a : 9 es e ogers’ teams Ip )

his paper does not hold any comes a live one again, indeed The siding, a full three thou-| | ’ ; .

c é 0 again, , xeter City 1; Norwich City 0 ; ee Lodi oo A
briefs for the Hydro Electric he may bring off a general|sand feet, was completed last Rusby Lea Magazines :: Periodicals :; Newspapers gency re -
; Cor. 5th, Cho’ es and Ciga
Company, but as a plain busi- election, or, if not, something | Week and the switch is in place : ugby vw ws CIGARS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS PHONE 116 nes tsagaien :
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ness proposition no man will may happen to relieve him of | and everything ready for the re- a 1 __ i“ ~ , “ - nm y 2nd Ave. Below Kalen Island Club RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMFOR
say thal it is just to either the the necessity of choosing on|ceipt of freight The first stuf mat . oo Abertillery 3.
city or the eompany to con- which particular horn of his|to come will be the lumber for Blackheath 11; Bristol 3

   
   
       

lemn the scheme before it is yrese lile a he i! be|the big warehouses, and this Neath 9; Cardiff 5. ial
Seudkinet The Meunatl did costes. ; -etragerndilewl of acel- shipment is expected any day. ere Pera er 3 eee UNION a, COMPANY OF BC. Ud THE [TROQL OIS

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payers know what the proposal tician’s faith. J. W. Austin has taken a pos- London Welsh 14; Baling 5 ae one as ; eae ae The new steel Passenger Steamers POOL

of the company was, and they tf, then. Messrs. Monk and ition in Road Supt. Williseroft’s4 Northampton 22; Moseley 5 uditors oeate nurenr, a Pp é ‘ ” ; :
would still have been in ignor- Nantel should be prevailed up- offiee for the winter months. He}? : , OS Liven. at Ch | 8 ee and American Billiards
ance as to the offers of the on to accept the “emergency” will also look after his assaying London Scottish he Riehmond e ohsin Twelve Tables SECON
Hydro Eleetric Company had sanisihutite tt would pos- business on the side. Lendon Hospital 12; Rosslyn | Alex. —— oe ae a

not the information been ob- aible Ginsiandatie Park 11. . , , —AND— -

» for Mr. Borden to run his si eS ere Swansea 22; Treerohy 9. WILLIAMS & MANSON .

tained elsewhere and published. campaign in the provinces in- Pemberton Thursday

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That the company did not in- habited by English speaking}morning for his home in Vie- Cambridge 28; Old Leysians. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. mosun
form the press of the terms of Mr. Scottish League Box 285 Empress Bowling Ales |

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e “oOpose agreeme as _ g a . i@ earts of M othie ‘ sp. | Melgerson Block Prince Rupert, B. C.
= re 0 ae ae ‘ee the government had done for|berton has been in the district Le 2 f Midlothian 1; Aber e - Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver AND POOL ROOM
en oo. Se ~ onnes ai the British navy, while his| for several months, and he will re . : i —— as follows: 4 ALLEYS 412 TABLES |
Durant to the Council last French supporters carefully be back again in the spring, as Airdronians 14; Kilmarnock 0, ALFERD canes, C. ¥. BENNETT, B.A. | ¢ ie Best Fitted and Most Lux 1
week on that subject. assured they constituents that}he has many interests here, Raith Rovers 2; Celtic 4, of British Columbia of B.C,, Ontario, Sas- Chelohsin . Wednesdays at 10 p.m. the Coast
After consideration the best 7 y Clyde 3, Queen's Park 0 and Manitoba Bars. katchewan and Al- ” i H. &. ROBS, Prop. Sra Ave
' this was merely, a temporary o : berta Bars. “ Camosun - Saturdays at 10 p.m.'
thing that the citizens can do , . Partick Thistle 2, Dundee 1 y p-&. |
z measure, and that never, never L. L. DeVoin and Gus Rosen- q z "9 CARSS & BENNETT , |) SSS
may be to keep the corporation again would their money be] hal returned from their ranch Falkirk 2, Greenoek Morton 4. BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, Erc. Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening |
out of the city, but, on the taken to pay the soldiers andjin the Chicken Lake country on Motherwell 4, Hamilton Aca- Office— Albert Block, Second Avenue. and Monday morning, respectively
other hand, it may be very ad- sbhites of Libion. Wednesday. On the ranch they demicals 0.
vantageous to the rate payers . - Se ae have Completed the erection of. s Hibernians 0, Glasgow Ranw-|P.0. BOX as PRINCE RUPERT | None safer on the coast than these two A L
to have it doing business here, rather 100Kk8 & is time ey aa ' agi ers 4. | fine passenger steamers
and the method adopted by the of writing, however, as if pes ga a eee a sy ol Third Lanark 0, St. Mirrens 0 JOHN E. DAVEY —
aioe aabios an Messrs. Monk and Nantel would|8® Gone = considerable — Clearing. bre ER OF SINGING
Mayor in practically declaring decline to pull, Mr. Borden’s|They report a very fine erop of — TEACH i I H. ROGERS, Agen 116 New Wellington Coal. Best on th
war against the company he chestnuts out of the fire, and}timothy this year and altogether Graham H. Kearney, late loca! | PUPIL OF WM. FOXON, BS@., A.R.A.M., LON., ENG Phon Coast
fore ee sane A “ in that case it will be quite im- they are well satisfied with the Stag ogee - ae ae oa sei Pe RY <4 ae Phone 116 Rogers & Bla
roperty entleret Mo Ww Cu . “a 6 C 2 i ers e
cast with the approval of any re for oy Conservative ow WOeM. known and popular young man in | CARTAGE i
: ar "epes s recent per- i 3 “ir 5
thinking rate payer. DSELY 5 TOPPAL ie FeCeNnt | musieal and society ecireles, left | a
hinking rate * . formance of taking its profits|New Hazelton Man Buys Mines. Dl asikae ale po Ru ae i HAYNER BROS. STORAGE T FEED C(
din | i halla Rat gi oa cake a ARE lk Ah i UNDERTAKERS ano EMBALMERS PRINCE RUPER
AN “EMERGENCY” , xy eron " Jas. Hodder, New Hazelton haslassume the management of th: Gunatak Daetebenn
propaganda in one part of the| purchased two claims on Deep], ome ad : iat acd G. T. P. Transfer Agents
CONTRIBUTION. ‘ountry and at tt > » ti 21 Cp : »i I hear f th companys Susiess in ctor @, 8rd Ave. near 6th St. Phone No, 86 | :
; ila : un . an : same ime | Creek, — hs & the . ve ae thelMr. Kearney will be greatly Cities teeantin tii eteis wianisiadi. Dealers i
y Way OF excUusm e rom the expilottation of an-jnew gold strike, rom Messrs.) missed by his mumerous friends OFFICE~ H. B. Rochester. Centre St. Phone 68 D
proposition to vote a contribu. other diametrically opposed to}Pemberton and Paddy Higgins.| pope. ' HAY, GRAIN FEED AN
tion of $30,000,000 to the Brit- the first elsewhere. Mr. Hodder was in the district bei ce ‘ _ ~ ——-- _ SEEDS
ish navy without first asking In other words, Mr. Borden|when the gold strike was made William Scouse, a pioneer Yu- | L A B I
the people of Canada whether seems on the eve of diseover-|and he saw the claims and went koner in the freighting and mer- E. L. FISHER ° . ar au
or not they want to adopt that ing that the gentleman wholover them. He says there is alehandise busine went south on Cartage, Coal and Storage | Fi
Y defense : 8 ai : ssible » lead P il ema hias : . ee . Funeral Director and Embaimer 4 * G ; , :
ee, 4 — sewers. & 4 ae was ere to fool big lead running through the two Saturday on the Princess Sophia. CHARGES REASONABLE Reliable Messenger Service Agents for the International Stock
urge Me s is erely an a 1e people a ne time was;claims which will run very high a i ae 2nd 8t., cor. 2nd Ave. Phone 366
emergency measure and that approximately correct in” his|in gold, Mr. Hodder is acting TRY A NEWS W AD OPEN DAY AND NIGHT eee
in due course a plebiscite will estimate.—Vaneouver World, for Winnipeg capital, ANT A | Phone 68 735 3rd Ave.| wai onpers rromprLy aTresvee ™

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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