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Real Estate Snaps “The N ews” lassified S.
SECTION |. : } neon censeseensetegetsesetoni pesteanieilinetintenssneienmnnat
Block 2, Lots 7 and &, Grandview Hotel property, $19,500
SECTION Hi. .
Lots 2? and 3, double frontage, $4,200; $1,500 cash. SNAP.
, Lot 34, $1,950; #650 cash oe Se
, Lots 33-34-35, $1,900 each. Waterfront _—
, Lot 6, 83,500; $1,150 cash ~_——
, Lots 22-23, 85,250 OHeod terms
, Lots 5 and 6, 84,200. Good terms
, Lots 9 and 10, 84,200. Good terms —
, Lot 67, 81,575 Beautiful view . — —— ‘
” Lots 57 and 58, $3,250, Look this up. You cannot beat it
, Lot 6, €2,100. Equal to 3 lots
, Lot 25, 9850. For Rent. | Wanted
Block , Lots 12 and 13, $1,250;
Two room cottage on 4th Ave. East of |
2 e. Ww t McBride St. List your property with me) WANTED—Good capable man and wife |
I : wi ee estsce et 650 | for quick sale manage railroad lunch counter Apply
Block 42. Lot 3, house 3 s2 000. Terms ' to W. J. MeLean Canada Ry. News ¢
6 i ’ £3,000 " | 4. DOUGLAS | Ltd, 6. T. P. Whart ott

Block 16,

    

Lot 16, house and cabins |

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Well Known Grappler Sends a
Challenge Along to British

tride, Block 27, 1.750; #1 ike one Swede s., me
Block's. Lot 4, ¢ room house Fented $25.00 mo. 4th Ave. 94,200 unnssenspsonsheiibitensiatasedial Oe Champion for Match.
ter | om » —
lo Sth Av WANTED—A general servant. Apply Mrs
# Woe oo 8 Ave SECTION Vil. ae ae D | &. W. Patmore. soa Vancouver, Mare h 7 Dor
Best pair on Ambrose Ave., $3,000 pers and First Class Dress-_ Roller, the well known Seattle
Bi "6 800. |
» neg SECTION Vill. i making F Sale |}wrestier, who has been touring
Block 3, Lot 9, #800; $200 cash | Second Ave., over ©. D. Rand's or America for the past two years
Block $b de, gee cas OMice. | with much success, may be seen
Block 0 Lots ‘ ind ‘0 Wits 1-3 cash, 1 and 2 years Phone 416 Black | cheap: Mtiso, flat ir nate “ADD Bor |" the mat in Vancouver in the
Bh 6, Lot 17, $525. | otf near future Roller is now in
* Block $f Lots 7 to 13 ine,, $375 ach 7 ‘Los Angeles and yesterday he
Block 24, Lots 21-22, $1,150 | GRAND piano by Collard & Collard, London, | © t , MeInt hal
yuick Sales Me e Inut case; cas . o Chet MeIntyre a cha
For Q ales List with FOR SALE | England wnttandsome walnut, case; st) wired to ret eIntyre ‘ ,
° applying to Mr. J. 8. Gray, 6th St.| lenge to throw both Chet and Pat
Two excavated lots, 6 and 7, Block 1 Owner will take any reasonable offef.|(onnolly twice in an hour As
Sec. 1. Price, $20,000. Terms, $6,000} Apply Box 25 Daily News 51-59 .
jcash, balance over five years with interest | | YR SALE—Fine upright piano, rearly Chet is through with the wrest
| 7 twice r annum, allowing} F* 8 e on ms ' ; i ‘ .
| Comanfeston 80 any agent for the sale. Ap-| =. _s — Worn ay rerme ling game as a principal he wired
eS ‘ec ee rne . ’
‘pas | Street, or Westholme Opera House, 49t¢| back offering to send Connolly
2| m. 0. LEDUC Iron SALE—Fairbanks-Morse stationary | Against Roller in a straight match
ha 1682 oa West | gasoline engine, twelve b.p., = veae and the popular physical director
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f | 39-tf | Seihos eset Apply | soir || is now waiting to receive a reply
Articles were finally signed
MY WARDROBE erie ae seers
; Ss For Rent |Polly Grimm, the Seattle giant
Thousands of readers are missing our offer to send FREE our large J. LEE, TAILOR Saini nimi’ and Gonnolly, but there was a
range of patterns of OUR FAMOUS SUITS or OVERCOATS NCOMPORTARLE furnished front toom; aoe|Change in the date at the last
TO MEASURE (Carriage and Duty Paid) at $8.60 (valued by our Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing | view; modern Rouse; phone; close in;/minute. They will mix on Tues
me we 1 —_ fifteen dollars hone 08 : 4 oe * ‘ : a vate
customers at $20). Together with patterns we will also send a tape Scott Building, Next to City Mall : win | 22%: March 25, in a finish match
measure, fashion plate, and full instructions how to measure yourself, Phone Green 390 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room With) best two in three falls, and they
ALLFREE. You have only to read our book of testimonials and you rere ——| 4th Ave. Phone 171 sat | will wager $500 each on the sid

will be convi

need that no other firm in the world can approach us for

value. Money returned if you are not satisfied.
Address for Patterns: -
CURZON BROG., Clougher Syndicate,
(Dept. iw ), 449 Spadina Avenue, TORONTO, ONTARIO.
Please mention this Advertisement.
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Fi ee please return to Daily News
Small bunch of keys Owner
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

 

 

REMINGTON $35 EmpinES25 Unoerwoon $65

And numerous other bargains. Send for complete list of slightly used
machines rebuilt in our own factory and made as a asnew. We save
you $15 to $75 on any ~wachine. Satisfaction guaran

 

Magazines

Phone 326

oe Line of Post Cards in City

HYDE'S CIGAR STORE

Periodicals Newsp apers

CITY MESSENGERS
PARCEL DELIVERY

Reading and Card Room
Connection

in

607 3rd Ave.

Tenders will be
Wednesday, March 12
a residence for D. ¢
ind specifications ma
Mice of the architect

J. W. POTTER

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received up to 6 p
for the erection
Stuart, Esq
be secured

Architect

PRINCE RUPERT.

| Warning.

 

 

 

 

Better than Ringing

Door-bells

A to-house canvass. He’s one of those

an absurd fear of the “waste-circulation’

PIANO manufacturer recently made a house-

men with

” 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.

the head of the house—

might be cited to show
lati "is
Aecciionn

Take the motor truck.

directors, their foremen,

but also to his wife, his grown-up sons and
daughters, his mother—even his mother-
in-law. Their coaxing will help to convince

and pretty soon

there'll be a piano in that home.
This and dozens of similar cases which

that “waste cir-

an empty bugaboo, and should

Tt 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

their head ma-

chinists, etc. It is found in actual practice

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,

made up its mind that
too costly and inefficient.

that this Advertising radiates in a thousand
directions, and again converges most as-
tonishingly to influence the house that has

horse-trucking is

Advice regarding your advertising problems is available
through any recognized Canadian advertising agency, or the

Secretary of the Canadian Press Association, Room
Lumsden Bldg., Toronto. Enquiry involves no
on your part—so write if interested,

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During the construction of
lwater main across Shawatlans|-
Passage at Fern Passage cables

-Iwill be strung and six dolphins
i driven. All boats are hereby
warned Construction is now in
joperation and will continue un-

ea /til further notice. 45tf
W. McG. MASON,

City Engineer.

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No Difference.

“Oh, thank you,” exclaimed an
{elderly lady to a laborer who sur-
rendered his seat in a crowded
ear; “thank you very much

“That's orl right, mum,” was
the rejoinder

As the lady sat down the chiv
alrous laborer added

“Wot I ses is, a man never ort
to let a woman stand. Some men
;never gets up unless she's pretty
ibut you see, mum, it don't make
no difference to me!

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF

 

 

| Pace AUPERT MN

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ANNEX |

Owned and operated by the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
|] the American and European plan.
\f 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.

G. A. Sweet, Manager.

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-Church Services -

"FIRST P PRESB cuyRon
Services ev 8u. in
urch at 11 am. and

| -~% at 780 p.m.

Sunday at 2.30 p. m.

REV. F. w. KERK, M.A., Pastor

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, SRD AVB., NEAR 6TH 8ST.

Services every Sunday at li
and 7.30 p.m. unday
Behl 220 p.m.
Class 2.30 p.m.
REV. W.H. MeLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

 

 

Savane : Sunday at i
a.m. pm. Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m,

REV. C. R. SING, B.D. PasTon

 

ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Cor, Fifth Ave, and Dunsmuir Place
Morning prayer, 11. Even-
ing prayer, 7:30. ountey
school, 2:30 2 Holy
Communion wt Sunday
of month, at s mm,
and third Sunday at 6
4 m. During the Lenten

season there will be serv-
ice im the church every
weeneetig ats p. m,

THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court
services

Sunday at

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

 

 

 

Leave your order for Faster
lilies at Wark’'s. 57

Mrs Brunswick Lamont, of
Telkwa, is a guest of her sister
Mrs. Cambie, for a few weeks

Bishop Du Vernet left on a visit
to Terrace and Kitsumkalum or

this morning's train.

M. Shady,
left this morning

Mr.
tor,
ton.

ontrac
Hazel.

railroad ¢
for

Mr. Wilfrid Doughty,
ing director of the B. C
eries, arrived from Victoria
evening o nthe Princess Beatrice

manag
Fish-
last

The cuts in prices of pictures
in the J. D. Allen Photo Co.'s
sale should certainly be taken
advantage of 57-59

Mr. E. M. Sandilands, provin-
cial government agent, of Queen
Charlotte City, is in town, a guest
at the G .T. P. Inn.

Come and see our brass ware.
Our sale prices will compel you
to buy. J.D. Allen Photo Co , 6th
Street. 57-59

Mr. and Mrs. Vernor W, Smith
of New Hazelton, who have been
visitors to the city for the last
few days, returned to their home
this morning.

There never a chance to
get a supply of stationery cheap
in this town before. But every-
one should take advantage of Al-

was

len's sale. 57-59
Last night the weekly prize

drawing at the Royal pool room
took pldce, the lucky number be-
ing 9841. If the holder of this
coupon does not show up within

 

four days the holder of the sec-
ond number drawn, 991414, will be
given the prize.

Active operations have been
commenced toward the early
erection of the new city reading
room and library The little
frame shed which sheltered the

big fire hose truck has been de-
molished and within a very short
while the building for the new
reading room will be under way

At the regular
of the

weekly meeting
Sons of England Society,

| held last evening at their hall on
|Becond avenue,

there was a par

| tieularly large attendance of
members. Three new candidates |
for the order were put through
ithe initiation ceremony - 2
probable that a banquet will be
arranged for in connection with
the lodge to take place on &t

 

George's Day, April 47th.

INTERESTING TALK
ON A CHILLY TOPIC

Mr. Bullock-Webster Entertained
Audience Last Night with Talk

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on teeland and the
Canaries. t
— “«
Alderman Bullock-Webster, be wn
fore a small but ypreciative
audience, delivered an interest
ing and instructive address last .
evening at the Ctaholie Hall ;
taking for his topic the recount ¥
ing of a visit paid by himself to as 1
the widely separated islands of trial va t y
celand and the Canaries Hav s,
ing been fortunate enough to se "
eure several photographs 4d W 4
ing his visit to the islands, which
had been converted into stereop Th M 2
tican slides, Mr. Bullock Webotes e etzger Vitalize
with the aid of these thrown upon B (
the screen took his audience over attery 0.
the ground he had travelled, re_ |! Stock, Corner of 71h ave 4 ry
lating many amusing and inter Calgary .
esting experiences that h a | ti
to him during his sumn ‘Pp I
day trip Not the least eer ess Studi
ne part of the evening's enter
tainment was the showing to the] va as
audience of a fine eollection of : &
rare and beautiful birds eggs For ma
which the speaker had collected -
during his visit to Ieeland Many OUR FEBRUARY SPECIALS
valuable specimens ind were “pie sj
only secured after an nfinite |} seed
amount of patient and persever-| ees i
ing search a ay
Several other unique articles , '
gathered together during the Lot 22, B
turer's visit to the Canary Islands} ert . .
were also shown to the audience nine aT hs
Upon ciosing his address the} “Orner 4 m
speaker was accorded a hearty| Hays Cove | Bx 100 fog
vote of thanks on behalf of the| Lots 21 a .
gathering by Principal Brady of £2000, half "
the high school } and Sr
Avenue
Lot 4, B ‘ ~ i
half cast we
AT THE CHURCHES. months. §
es 25 f . t
Double 2
Baptist Services Price $1 rT
Shall the church help " balar a
crush the sinner “ be th nth
subject of Rev. Warren H. Me ILote 17-48. I @ i
Leod’s sermon tomorrow evet rice &f ’
ing at 7.30 o'clock. Mr. McLeod a Poi a
will also give a ten minute . | I yenth A
dress on the subject Has
daily newspaper a wht “Th C | T (i
i: Ges neki of te é Continental Inst
Morning worship at 14 av B ble | Limited
school at 1; pa The Lord s| Se
Supper at th se of the « | Real Estate Department
me services Every c : | Insurance
nvited to attend these services| Safe Deposit Boxes for Ret
held in the MeIntyre Ha This
Avenue, near 6th Street
Methodist eon Silversides Bra
Evangelistic services h
ne Se ween the Meth “The up-to-date House
church, the preacher being Re
Mr. W. 8 he Crux, B.A a tors of Prince Rupert
Westminster He has presented Si W *.*
several studies on the awfulness | ee ign riting..
of sin in drawing men from God H :
Last night the message was a Paper- anging
the Isolation of Sin Our Specialties
On Sunday at 11 and 7.30 Mr |
Crux will preach again rhe
Power of ‘the Reserruction | “We always deliver the goes
the morhing, and in the evenir 1 one Street Phone 156 6
“First Things First The gen-| rs
eral publie are invited to the |
services which will be continued]
all next week at 8 o'clock each LOTS
evening. This is an opportunity
to get and give a spiritual im 2 I}
pulse to the forces of righteous- ‘19 - 20 -2] ail §

ness in our city

Block 45, Section §

$2,100.00 Cas

REPRESENTS BRITISH

W. H. Greenwood, Representing

Syndicate of English Cap- FOR ALL
italists, in the City |
W. H. Greenwood, of Vancou
ver, representing a syndicate Harrison, Gamble &
English capitalists having large

FINANCIAL AGENTS

 

investments in British Columbia

arrived in the city last night on | Prince}
ve.

the Princess Beatrice and left Third A

this morning for Haysport on

busines, Mr. Greenwood was un- | |

til recently business manager of PRINCE RUPERT FEED

the Toronto World, He expressed

considerable surprise at the de-| Dealers 10

velopment that has taken place HAY, GRAIN FEED 4

since his last visit here in August

 

His visit at the present time is| SEEDS

for the purpose of considering}

further investments in this see

tion, Agents for the International Such
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Jolly Dinner Party.
A jolly dinner party
at the G, 'T. P. Inn last
Mr. M. Shady to a number

y gnve
| MAIL ORDERS PK yMPTLY ATT

WHY PAY REN?

night by |
of his |

friends in the city Among those |
present were. Mr, and Mrs. V. W
Smith, Mr, and Mrs, A. J, Morris, * ™ ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Smith, Mrs Sail '
Clark Durant, Mrs. Angus Stew-| 7 Feom
art, Mrs, Dan Stewart, Miss Mil 50
ligan, Miss MeKenzie and Mr. W Pri .$
H. Toby The evening was spe nt| rice
very pleasantly at bridge, the! C h
prizes being won by Mrs. Durant $550 as
and Miss Milligan i a
ig & 2
LD Balance:

John Cameron, father of the 8
late William Cameron, who was
found drowned a few days ago
near the Rupert Marine Tron lp
Works, arrived in the city on the} R. Naden (0,,
Princess Beatrice last night He|

will leave with his son's body this| Agents

evening for his home at South}

end Avenue

 

Wellington,