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Pa r OL: DS »—. / omavtis ~~ Charles M Wilson, owner of ..
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‘rince George @ oute to the
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a eu § up = annem om j —————— —jislands, and is registered at the aie
| Ravview He found three othe: pe
of Ter end Cod Liver O11 For Ront. Wanted ‘OFFICERS ELECTED esidents of Delkatlah aboard
ditedeend including M Jease tridder
not only a cough but cures | Two room coltage on 4th Ave, Bast of FOR ENSUING YEAR wi was returning from New rhe Da
a ae McBride St List your property with me) WANTED-—Good capable man and wife ft Under-Lyne Er with | st cir ate.
it. Its tonic and restorative }for quick sale manage railroad luneh counter. — Appls — castle. K th ;
‘ to ecLean Canada Ry ews ¢ his bride
properties enable the system to | 4. DoVaLAS Ltd., 6. T. P. Whart oot |General Meeting of Rowing Club) whi isidinn te, hi ell
Opposite P. 0. 3rd Ave : Held Last Night—Membe I ‘ ite th 1 1. |
th a cold. ‘ GOOD seamstress wanted to learn ladies 9 ie rs ; ag
permanently row off a sealable pwede Sweder Bros., os Complain of Lack of Sup- “ says he hOverninet er
gerson oc 8 4 held him up mm evervthing .
ort from the have fi i e
35¢ for large bottle. MRS. E. A. HEAD WANTED—To rent, unfurnished mane a P Public ihe wanted, but after spending SS u
famil or B 1 nis, 2 .
Sold everywhere. | Tailoring and First Class Dress-| children meee aoe tage three wee next door to them at} Rooms 4 7 ;
i making lon ithe Empress Hotel, Victoria, a Cor ‘ :
WANTED—A general servant. Apply Mrs; It was to be regretted that! ' 8
SHERBROOKE . . | , Pp {
So & Sy Se, SE 1 Second Ave., over C. D. Rand's L. W. Patmore. sod there was not a larger attendance | ng them thas he wee ini! —
| Office. ;}of members at the general meet wa) BCCRING inything = b
ied what w easonable and fair, he
¥ Phone 416 Black For Sale ing of the Prince Fupert Row.| Wha : a z , nee OUR FEBRUARY SPECIALs
j jing and Yachting club held fast) "@* . S Cvers
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> —— evening at the Court Hous: jth pe he asked 1 wz th we
FOR SALE | FURNITURE (Of three roomed fat tr bos| Probably it is still a little too} !one nding q we iis
ro) | t 7% | 2 & 555 56tf jearly in the season to look for goll aS being : halt
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oon. 3 *xprice, $20,000. “Terms, $6,000 GRAND piano by Collard & Collard, London,|that full measure of enthusiasm | ©’ ana ; » ian and th ae
Cc Oo D L i v Ee oa © 1 | cash, balance over five years with’ interest England. Handsome walnut case; Ca8tifor aquatic affairs that will be| ree , th > —
at 7 per cent. twice per annum, allowing} $600. What offer? Can be seen by th has f wh Ave. |
commission to any agent for the sale. Ap-| @pPlying to Mr, J. S. Gray, 6th St.jevidenced a little later in the)'hatl f 2 '
r ’ ; Owner will take any reasonable offer ar rp , , , have | wailing as zg as tw _
yt a4.8 ve President W. A. Pet ’
ply to Apply Box 25 Daily News 51-59 ar I n ettigrew ~ é;
-_ : 2 ooo FOR SALE—Fine upright piano, nearly occupied the chair and in a short | Yea , aon " ne :
oa . 1682 Notre — West new. For quick sale, $290. Terms if| speech outlined the history of the | deeds He has see 1 th as rr
Montrea desired. George Werner, 418 Dunsmuir te ot} ' low le f ! nis i
39-tf street, or Westholme Opera House. 49tf club since its inception some |b i ead ' gz fis
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FOR SALE—Fairbanks-Morse stationary| four years ago, going on to re j ho ise and the ve a whieh ; ' Weng
MY WARDROBE) Ge aa ek. centy PD. bee Tse count its doings during the past} he had | - i i y i lays ( ‘
| Prince Rupert. soitf jyear. In many respects they had/truck. A ss ' Lots 21
4. LEE, TAILOR advanced materially but there} cord for land one mile f Im €2000, t
F R was still a lack of that whole|katiah which he has ber ‘ and
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing or Kent hearted and universal support of |'"@ for a st two years, ha Avet
Scott Bullding, Next to City Mail a emeomertne bi the club that they had a right to} applied a year ag : M rh Lot 4. 1
Phone Green 380 | COMFORTABLE furnished front room; fine|eXpect from the citizens gener.|!and office pr . oereved half ‘
ee eed veri @ogern mpeee wee close 7% ally A good deal of expense had i to be under coa ense but th “
C f | : been incurred’ and at the present|OW proved that th he La
0 T Nice rnishec roo with ; . - ) l
usy ee a e | de ato oe . ae eon * 435’ moment the club was in debt to i‘ ase ie us Be eu we | D hi,
} 4th Ave. Phone 171 satr a considerable extent It was in. | Mise f a donati fa ! Py ,
, ce =
519 3rd Avenue 3 i upon every one of them/|the town om pons MT tein,
: } . re meeting ' 3 esident« ' »
i i nd to work strenuously to secure} asain a
Most Up-to-Date Place in Town Lost and Fou I Laie eeihtiimeen ter ends dx cabteenetaatin meee ae Mabie due | muah
OYSTERS & GAME BOXES FOR vsowes ®| indebtedness paid off as well as|at which it was decided chip|Lote 17-48. 1
i. Open Day and Night FOUND—Small bunch of keys Owner/io procure money for fixing up|!m with labor and cash } Pri a1 ,
j can have same by paying for this ad i S27 O00 1 } f t
Daily News Office 56tf the proposed club house on the} 4 82 { ee x ha pres « : bs
e | LOST—Gold waich and chain with seal at old Hazelton Judge Young] jul ' : : i ! LA
Absolutel, tll é Lar Line of Post Cards in City — P.. ame 3 be rewarded — moved a hearty vote of thanks to| from the Depu M ‘ f| ;
. gest Lin 2 al! ews office 55 ; :
J p Sead ieee Eid’ ae |Mr. J. W. Chapple for the ma.| Public Works consen he ‘The Continental Trust lt
§ IGAR STORE i ; terial financial assistance ren-| placing of the bridg ver De Limited
—_—_—_—_Y\X.Q...... ——— - - — HYDE C (CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF | dered the club from the receipts|katlah Bay fre ‘ son Ave.,]
Magazines Periodicals Newspapers $| PRINCE RUPERT. jof the two Pierrot concerts pro-| Masset, to Wilson Street, De :
e a | du ed by the former for #he|katlah, thereby saving the ‘ Real Estate Department
ws CITY MESSENGERS Warning. club’s benefit. Upon the sugges-jority of the residents of both Insurance
ea e al y PARCEL DELIVERY During the construction of|tion that the city should make a|sides of the bay a long d Safe Deposit Boxes for Rei
Reading ga8 See Soe - water main across Shawatlans|'¢™porary loan to the club a a 7 oe bh 7 proposed ar. 2
Phone 326 607 3rd Ave. Passage et Fern Passage cables member replied facetiously that} Baxter le Gove ; = “
And Get All the News yod| will be strung and six dolphins|the city was pretty much in the|eng : tie oe an ee :
idriven All boats are hereby same box as themselves in re | #8 1 and less cos me _ . i
— , lwarned. Construction is now in|®@rd to finances [ apee ovina * : ae die vers es ry
yperation and will continue un- rhe election of officers for the ts _s p 4 ha ind disal.|
ons yr *e “es ‘ as sllows owed 7 i isons
til further notice. 45tf Me eae ame “ - aa 7 - a ad The up-to-date House Dew
' . a . “ on. presiden Mr BO 4 oPrae Hh-« er
| " — ee : Meehan; president, Mr. H. 8,| him indefeasible title to a sixty tore of Prince Rupert
i vity ungineer. Wallace: vice presidents Mavor/S8ix foot strip f water fi awe |
; = : Pattuilo, Messrs. Frank Mobley,j/on the townsite hitherto ress | Si W *,°
9iG. R. Naden, V. F. G. Gamble;|ed by the government ° ign riting..
° e Sa stein leas sel captain, Mr. A. E. Oakley: vice With these eight ¢ cess s| P H ‘
tter t an IngINg captain, Mr. H. B. Cambie; sec.|it hardly compensates hin for} aper- anging
| retary-treasurer, Mr. A. G A. jhaving been compelled to break
| retary easu Mr. A i Our Specialties

Door-bells

A PIANO manufacturer recently made a house-

to-house canvass. He's one of those men with
an absurd fear of the “waste-circulation” bugaboo
—cannot get away from the haunting thought that

only 10 out of every 100 readers of a newspaper
may be possible buyers of his goods.

So he refused to advertise, and went a-canvassing
—inviting people to come to his piano recitals.

Then he wondered why they didn’t come.

 

This is why:
He wasn't reaching the people.
His canvassers rang every door-bell in

town. They talked to some one in every
house.

But one in every household isn't enough
particularly if it doesn’t happen to be
the right person. And, as a rule, it wasn't
the right person—it was a servant, or a
child. The woman of the house was seldom
seen; the man of the house, never.

Now, if the piano maker had placed an
ad. in the newspaper, it would have reached
thousands, where the canvassers could
seach only hundreds.

And even though only 10 per cent. of the
readers are actual piano buyers, this does
not mean that the advertising read by the
other 90 per cent. is wasted. Advertising
talks, not only to the prospective buyer,

but also to his wife, his grown-up sons and
daughters, his mother—even his mother-
in-law. Their coaxing will help to convince
the head of the house—and pretty soon
there'll be a piano in that home.

This and dozens of similar cases which
might be cited to show that “waste cire
culation” isan empty bugaboo, and should
deter no one.

Take the motor truck. It can be sold
only to large firms Yet a motor truck
manufacturer is successfully Advertising
in daily papers. He realizes that he must
reach, not alone the managers of the con-
cerns that require trucks, but also their
directors, their foremen, their head ma-
chinists, etc, It is found in actual practice
that this Advertising radiates in a thousand
directions, and again converges most as-
tonishingly to influence the house that has
made up its mind that horse-trucking is
too costly and inefficient.

  

  

   

   

Advice regarding your advertising problems is available
through any recognized Canadian advertising agency, or the
Secretary of the Canadian Press Association, Room 503
Lumsden Bldg., Toronto. Enquiry imvolus no obligation
on your part-——so write if interested.

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Excellently furnished, with
steam heat, electric light, and all
modern conveniences, being abso-
lutely first-class in every respect.

The appointments and service
are equal to any hotel on the
coast.

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.

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FIRST PRESB CHURCH
Services every 8 in the
Empress p.m.
Sunday at 2.40 p. m.

REV. F. W. KERR, MA.

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, 38D AVE., NEAR OTH BT.

every Sunday at 11

REV. W.H. MeLEOD B.A B.D. Pasror

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

Services ev Sunday at 1
am. aod 7.30 pm. Sunday
at 2.30 p.m.

REV. C. KR. SING, B.D,

ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Cor, Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
Morning prayer, 11. Even-
ing prayer, 7:30. Sunday
school, 2:30 e. m. Holy
Communion ret Sunday
of month, at 11 & m.,
third Sunday at &

During the Lenten
season there will be serv-
lee in the church every
Wednesday at 8 p. m.

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THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Greaville Court

Suaseg, services at
& ®, 3 and 8 p. m.
day School, 1:3

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HOLD UP STORE IN .
BROAD DAYLIGHT

Police Comb Underworld District
in Search of Bandits Who Held
Up Jewellery Store on
Broadway.

 

New York, March 6.
detectives searched the haunts of
the for the

automobile bandits who early to-

Scores of
today

underworld

day in one of the boldest raids on

record here, held up a broadway
jeweller in his store in the
“white light” district and ran to
a waiting taxicab with a tray of
jewellery valued at $7,000. Quick
pursuit by detectives caused them
to abandon their booty, but two

of the three men alleged to have
participated in the holdup got
away by doging up a side street,
One man stood in the doorway
and fired two ineffective shots at
Moses Bach, proprietor of the
store. The robbers had shot the
contents of an ammonia gun in
Bach's face, nearly blinding him,
he declared today. The chauf-
feur of the taxicab, George G.
Ferguson, was arrested and iden-
tifled by Bach as having partici-
pated in the holdup. The police
think they may have another of
ithe trio in William Anderes, a
partner of Ferguson in the auto-
mobile business, who aleo was
arrested today. He answers to
the deseription, of the man who
fired the shots at Bach, the po-
jlice say. Both prisoners denied
| participating in the holdup,
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Denounces Syndicalism.

 

London, March 6,—Cardinal
Bourne, Roman Catholie Areh-
bishop of Westminster, in a

stirring address yesterday, de-
nounced the principle of a gen

CONCESSIONS MADE
BY GOVERNMENT

Chas. M. Wilson, Owner of Del. ;

katiah Townsite Has De-
mands Granted

up his home which he had set

at first edge of the

and to send his family to Cali
fornia over a year ago, pending
settlement of the tie-up

Mr. Wilson says it is rumored
in the government building that
Mr Manson is to be the new
Auditor-General, but as he saw
Mr Manson for only a moment or
two he had no opportunity of

confirming it direct

| LOCAL NEWS TENS |

 

 

Chief Owen of the Provincial
police left for a short visit Lo
Vaneouver this morning on the

Prince George

Mr. Frank Phiseator of Terrace

the southbound

passengers on the

this morning
Why I'm Here.

I'm here to tell you of the great
bargains in Boots
and Shoes at Sedit, Froud & Co.'s
Shoe Sale,

was amongst

Prince

you can get

56.57
Messrs, Angus and Dan Stew

art returned
train from a visit to Hazelton

on last

A man of the ofu
sidy was reeeived into the hospi

rane as

tal last evening suffering from a

badly lacerated hand, having get!
it caught in a concrete mixer!
whilst working for Messrs, Bates|

railroad eontraectors |

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and Rogers
at Mile 149
sary to
fingers

It was found neces
of

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amputate three the|

ALL ON WORTHLESS CHECK

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Stranger Describing Himself as|
Canadian Succeeds in Victim- |
izing Some San Fran- }

cisco People. |

jeral strike as contrary to every ————

}principle of justice or humanity San Franeiseo, Cal, Mareh 6.}
The campaign, he Says, is A smooth and affable stranger, |
prompted, inspired and direeted|representing himself to be aj
solely by those who neither ae. | wealthy Canadian in sdéarch of a
jcept nor practice the teachings |hotel ‘> buy, came into town this |
of Christianity, while many of} week ciosed a deal for the Ter-!
them do not recognize in any way|minal Hotel at $75,000 and took |

God or His law

possession

after
for 85,000 on the

giving a
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