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: GOOD MEN Prince Rupert is attracting
‘i WANTED. | the attention of the entire
t Sie tudere of Prince Rupert | world at the present time and}
: | especially in financial circles}

is with thé citizens. Now in| 41. the advantages offered by |

the initial stages of the comun-| (his city being studied keenly. |

ity is when the bright, brainy | What the city needs amd must}

 

 

 

 

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DAILY NEWS

KAIEN ISLAND
Around which it is proposed to build a road sex none in
of the proposed highway have been submitted by the governmet!

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leaves for Vancouver, Victoria
and Seattle

FRIDAYS, 9 A. M.

“PRINCE JOHN”

For Port Simpson, Granby Bay, Stewart, Naa fia
j sth and 18th
| Por Maaset and Naden Harbor, 12 p. m Yov. 8th
For Skidegate, Aliford Bay and other Queen Charlotte jejg
Nov, 10th, 24th, Dec. 8th, gena
G. T. P. RAILWAY PASSENGER sERvice
No. 2 leaves Prince Rupert 10 4. m Wednesda
Grand Trunk Railway System
(The Double Track Route)
Nine month excursion rates In effect i fr
with the excursions and fast trains

the Grand » Re
Agency for ali Atlantic Steamehip Lines. Fo: all information apply +t
A. &. MOMABTER, deneral Agen: ho

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beauty. Plans

 

B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

 

SAFETY

 

BEAUTIFUL NEW COUNTRY FOR

EXCELLENT COUNTRY IN ALGERTA BEING OPENED UP BY

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BUILDING OF THE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC—RICH WITH | First Ave. and McBride St.

men of business must be have is industries; great works
placed in charge of the affairs) employing hundreds of men, COS GAS AND OURS Or CSRUTITUL SSENERY. |
| and to get the establishment mn
and lay the permanent foun- The rapid linking together of|son the rangers harge made}
. here of such concerns must be , |
dation for a great city No the work of the Council and the Grand Frunk Pacific to|a good start on this work, neal
business man or manufacturer | Board of Trade. form a new transcontinental | "Xt year it will be again pushed |
vere are wy Seen Save © oi When a manufacturer thinks | highway across Central Canada oe re : ‘ a
under the incumbency of a| Laggan or Morley he C, P. R., |
, mo. while dealing with of investing in a place his first; opens another hinterland for the and Fitshugh a d through |
ena * question is: “Who and what/tourist. It makes easy of access |, trai hich |
» ergo pe regs oo - are your councilmen?” It is|a vast new section of the Rockies ar ote ; ine |
material wenn ” gd = a very natural question andj|in Central Alberta and the Sun- oe gel te gall near dline |
Sees the oo th ype A the one that is of vital importance} set Province, and of all this area prceas iD teeters s the Brasean, |
company before proposals are not only to the great manu. | it is doubtful if there is a more! (j .apwater and B liver for.
ouaihe oe negotiations are en- facturer but to the man who/interesting and inviting region | ocia and everywh. s improve
tered into at all. is considering the investment|than that embraced by the upper) jon, will be prom indertaken
Hacieeas edhe wueld : tic. of even a few dollars in a lot.| watershed = of the Athabaska |), ii. doetiniew branch
tate that no scheme should be! Pa aa teat River and its several southern The scenery in this upper Ath- |
either commended or = con- THE NAVAL | tributaries. The natural start- abaska country s varied and
‘ demned before it has been | QUESTION jing point for tourists intending heaatiful in ie c effects, and
properly laid out, and such ac- | in ‘enuberant local Tory} °° ao “~ of this ne is especially so in early autumn
tions can only have one effect) ore noted for his enthus- , 7 _— r ar ee aoe. ie rom the deep green carpet of|
and that is to hurt and retard | ated frontier town in Jasper pine and spruce the valley
the city where the mayor .is so | jasin than his general know-} Park, some two hundred and fifty floor the eye passes to inter-
unjust as to endeavor to preju-| ledge of political facts, speaks miles west of Edmonton. mingled belts of blushing gold |
dice the minds of the electors | of the splendid enthusiasm How little of this region has | poplar and light green lodgepole, |
before either the Council or! with which Mr. Borden's nay-|been actually trodden by white | fringed above t ber line by
the citizens have had a chance | al programme has been re. ju en 1s evidenced by the fact that) .ombre masses Alpine fir. |
to review the complete pro-| ceived in all parts of Canada. only four short summers ago the} yicner still the warm reds and
posals of the concern wishing Canadians do not know very|!@reest sheet of water on the en-| ohres of disintegrating fer-
to do business with the city.| much about the premiers ne. | ‘re east slope of the Rockies was} nu gin, us rocks form
It is such matters as this val programme as_ yet, but found +in its .recesses Emel cnet of mame s s, while over]
which demand the public of-| the knowledge that has been|@@utifu mountain lake, some], eee tet hastened
ficers to be business men of| vouchsafed in ministerial cir-|S¢Vemteen miles in length and) .ummits wrapped their ete
the greatest ability. No maa| cles has resulted in the resig-|'Yingé between green wooded) 4) snows.
would hire for his own pef-| nation of one member of Mr.| Slopes, forms a broad expansion sinclair
sonal business a man who| Borden's cabinet, and may be |?! the Matigne River, and Fes Avoid These
would make blunders, and so| followed by another retire. |S¢mbies a Scotch tarn in its fat |
much more should he insist} ment at least. So much for | meting vistas of water and crag ee ' See : 2 a
that the men in charge of the| the enthusiasm with which the | Phis lake is some thirty miles og te a i2-yea d kid a
public affairs are the most} new naval policy has been joouthenst of Fitshugn, and twenty es * fences. | ,
capable that can be secured. hailed.—Victoria Times jiniles farther south is another pagnee eae ees ee
lake where the trout fishing is|!! Its @ mile
LEE Cee llent The’ latter body of Man who wants to tell you}
water forms the chief source of|#@w to run your business ren
Slihe Brazeau River. To the west|tv one he can't run his own
of it, in Alpine grandeur, lies Man who wants to give you!
the region of wild, lofty peaks something for nothing. ‘There
€EZE ldominated by Mount Alberta,|™ust be something the matter!
lwhere enormous glaciers give | With it. |
birth to the Athabaska and North Matron who has daughter who
Saskatchewan Rivers is taking singing lessons |
We Have Stoves— All Kinds—-All Prices This region is also a noted] Geld mantle clocks if you
game country. It lies far enough} Want to eateh the train.
G north to have escaped in part Wedding cigars. The bride- |
alland Hardware during recent years the far|8room generally buys them
McBride Street McBride Street searching reach of the Stoney}When he is half out of silver.
\Indian; bears of all kind are still Kind faced old gentleman)

 

 

 

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Address for Patterns:
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with mutton chop whiskers, plug

hat and book under his arm
Mince for breakfast.
Home-made shirts.
Folding chairs at

fairly numerous, the sheep, and

more especially the goat, hunt-

ing good, while scattered pie

moose, deer and even elk may be

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funerals

occasionally seen,

Meantime, the erying need of - =
the district, for tourist and fire Reminding Him
jranger alike, is the need for more Peck—You will never get the
jand better trails. Henee, to pro-|dog to mind you, my dear.
vide a good and adequate system Mrs. Peck—I will with pat
of trails will be the first andjience. You were just as trouble
constant effort of the Dominion}some yourself at first-——Boston

forestry branch in carrying out
its recently assumed duty of ad-
ministering this region, so as to
protect its forests from fire and

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Week-End Bargains.

Shirtwaists in newest style, all

 

make every ‘auxiliary resource]85 cents. Millinery shapes and|
contribute its part to the publie}trimmings half price. Hamblin}
welfare. During the present sea~-]& Co, 262-263

PHONE 25

‘Lester W. David Co, Ld.
THE TOURISY AND SPORTSMAN LUMBER

 

Prince Rupert, B.C. |

 
      
 

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LINE SERVICE

S. S. Princess May
SOUTHBOUND
Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m.

Princess Beatrice southbound 8 p.m.
SUNDAY, NOV. 10th
4. @. M’NAB, General Agent

PRINCE RUPERT NK

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Box 865
Owned by
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway or

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Execellently furnished
steam heat, electric light, and a
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STUART & STEWAPT
Accountants

The appointments and servic
EAST] ttn:
j coast
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Prince Rupert Lodge, 1.0.0.F. Is made comfortable, safe and |
fast by using the Best Route i .
No. 63 Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day

sets - e reo oc
weets n the teigerson Blok ‘The Great Northern Ry.
Every Tuesday Evening

All members of the order in the|Offers the choice of routes | G. A. Sweet, Manager.
city are requested to visit through a well settled country. |
the lodge. |
A. H. ALLISON, N. G. 3 DAILY TRAINS

W. G. BARRIE, See.

at 319
are welcome.

SONS OF NORWAY

Meets every Thursday at 7 p. m.,
3rd Ave.

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A Trip

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Seattle or Vancouvel a

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From

Chicago and

to
points east

Savoy Hotel

Cor. Fraser and 6th Che
RUPERT'S PALACE

Rogers’ Steamship
Agency

PHONE 116

ll Norwegians

¢ Wines and Cigars

OF COMFORT

(SCANDINANIAN SOCIETY

of
|Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at &
. p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave.

 

309 2nd Avenue
Auditors for the

Heigerson Block

ALFRED CARSS,
of British Columbia
and Manitoba Bars.

CARSS & BENNETT |
BARRISTERS, NoTariges, Erc. |
last Office— Albert Block, Second Avenue. |

P.O, BOX 2

JOHN E. DAVEY
TEACHER OF SINGING

PUPIL OF WM. FOXON, ESQ., A.B.A.M., 1ON., ENG

sins
Alex. M. Maneon, B. A.
W. E. Williams, B. A. L. L. B.

WILLIAMS & MANSON

Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Box 286

Cc,

City of Prince Rupert
PRINCE RUPERT, 8.C.

Vv. BENNETT, B.A.
of B.C, Ontario, Sas-

UNION $.5. COMPANY OF B.C. Lid yp 97 IROQUOIS
POOL

66 - ” English and American  \liards
@ 0 Twelve Tables xD AVE

—AND—

“Ca ”
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The new steel Passenger Steamers

Phone 280

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Empress Bowling Alleys

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Prince Rupert for Vancouver

as follows: 4 ALLEYS 12 TABLES

Prince Rupert, 8. C. Best Fitted and Most Luxurious on [/
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*Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 10 p.m. the Coast t

H. E. ROSS, Prop. Srd Ave \

“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 p.m.

Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening
and Monday morning, respectively

 

 

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katchewan

None safer on the coast than these two |
fine passenger steamers

COAL

Best on the

 

 

J. H. ROGERS, Agent

PRINCE RUPER’
|New Wellington Coal.

Phone 116 Coast
Phone 116

Rogers & Black

 

HAYNER BROS.

UNDERTAKERS anv EMBALMERS
funera) Directors

Srd Ave. near 6th St.

E. L. FISHER

Funeral Director and Embaimer
CHARGES REASONABLE
2nd &t., cor. 2nd Ave.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

 

 

CARTAGE and

LINDSAY'S ™storace

G, T. P. Transfer Agents

Orders promptly filled Prices reasonable.
OFFICE— H. B. Rochester, Centre St. Phone 6s.

PRINCE RUPERT FEED C0.

Dealers

HAY, GRAIN FEED AND

Phone No. 86

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