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‘BASEBALL WRITERS
OBJECT TO PLAYERS,

OPPORTUNITY oe

Game

    

New York, March 22—RHesolu.

tions condemning the practice of

the baseball players writing for Mathien’s Syrup

newspapers about the game were

adopted yesterday at a meeting| ot Tar and Cod Liver 68

of the New York and Brooklyn! not only st a but cures
‘Sinko pRacebel | Ont only ene * ae
chapters of the Baseball Writers it. Its tonic and restorative
Association, held at the office of

perties enable the system to
the New York National League o

   
    
     

 

  

B C aoe sos Club. permanently throw off a cold.
, - When the resolutions were
presented, Acting Chairman Jas 35¢ for large bottle.
R. Price read letters to the New Sold everywhere. ‘
: York Chapter from three mem- mea! ons i
On the 27th of this month here in Prince Rupert the | bors on the Pacific. It is located a few miles south of bers of the National Commission, ee -

first sale of lots in Port Edward Townsite will begin. This | Prince Rupert ON THE MAIN LINE OF THE GRAND August Hermann, Ban Johnson,

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and Thomas J. Lynch. Each of- 9 A
will offer to the investing public of Canada the greatest TRUNK PACIFIC RAILROAD, and has arranged with the fered his co-operation to the iu
railroad for complete transportation facilities. The town- baseball writers in combatting

 

opportunity to profit by western development since the first the practice. The resolutions af
site and h ve indus- Poe , SOrutIONns ai- 4
sale of town lots at Prince Rupert in 1909, which was fol- ' FOO Se SE ON a ter noting the “practice of base- oO 7 TT A Fr Pe 9 vw
trial needs. ball players allowing the use of
such wonderful enhancement in values. Port
lowed by THE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC IS NEARING COMPLE- their names and signatures to| COD LIVER Oll ‘
Edward forms the Industrial Annex to Prince Rupert and TI articles written by other per-|
ON—THE PANAMA CANAL WILL SOON BE OPEN— lsons,” declare the practice WESTERN AGENTS ,

solves the problem of accommodation for industrial enter-

 

 

 

 

 

 

TESTIMONIAL

Dr. W. R. Spiers, Haltwistle, reports:
“T have pleasure in saying that I consider
it a wholesome spirit, free from fusil oil
and other imperfections resulting from
want of maturity, and that it would
prove very useful as a stimulant in cases
where such treatment is required.”

know about Port Edward as an industrial eral sales agents. If you desire specific ited Athens Mr. Sullivan spoke

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centre. A postcard or letter requesting it ] d t | A information a request will bring it to you. : ae : Sd oe
n u +) r l a n n e xX Don’t delay; find out about Port Edward of the king’s democratic char-

places it in your hands without any obligae-
tion attached. Send for it today! NOW. It means money to you! acter and loveable disposition.
To the king he gave credit for

enlisting the interest of the late
King Edward of England in the
_ games.

7. ak Mr. Sullivan spoke o 1e
V ell Known Read This Real, Tremendous Ring's expression of ainal Ke

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, AN EMPIRE IN ITSELF should be wiped out as tending r
prises at the terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad. WILL SOON STARTLE THE WORLD WITH ITS VasT to deceive the baseball reading Pergusen Gres., 185 Gannsigas Ave, Winnipeg _
Port Edward’s future is already assured. The Prince public, to lower the tone and dig- | ——-——-—-— : es 5
Eiectrio Company has alread . he WEALTH—PORT EDWAPFD AND PRINCE RUPERT WILL nity of the sport, to cause ser- }
™ r a chosen
Rupert Myere a ee # ee ° | FORM THE CENTRE OF THIS ENORMOUS ACTIVITY— ious friction in the various| EE EEE
as the site for ant and other big indus- teams, ¢ to srepresent the “i
latter place » ome | WRITE FOR LITERATURE NOW, TODAY, AND LEARN ree © fap: ele aa
tries are negotiating for waterfront and pier wharf space. | att THE FACTS ABOUT THIS REMARKABLE OPPOR- ” he weeitdadk at the aaemel a
le presiden oO ie asebai)
Port Edward possesses one of the finest natural har- | TUNITY. Writers’ Association of America 9 =
is asked to consult with the Board a
of Directors with a view to adopt- a 7
® fng a similar resolution. PY
Manufacturers and Interesting Booklets, 6 9 x "
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. REVIVED OLYMPIADS A
Business Men Should Photographic Views x a
he Aski x)
Get this Information Yours for the Asking Late King George of Greece Was x
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Fond of Athletics © 6 nl o
Port Edward solves the industrial prob- - —_———— - B.C... re We cannot begin to give complete de- eyennese |
lem of Prince Rupert. it will unquestion- tails about Port Edward and its splendid New York, March 22—<Ameri- nl
ably be the centering point for the manu- ————<—<=<<<<<—= future in this advertisement, but we have ean athletes recognized King e °
facturing and warehouse business of the some handsome booklets and folders that . ‘ a
George as the originator of the
great North Pacific. Are you alive to the cover the ground fully; also photographic ml
meaning of this mew era? ft is a serious views, maps, price lists, birdseye views. revival of the Olympic games. H
matter for every representative Ganadian e 9 These will tell you pretty much everything James FE. Sullivan, American i
manufecturer who means to cover his en- rt of what _ se want to a aie Commissioner to these sports, ; | rb
ours for e \°
tire fleld. “Folder 8” is @ neat, matter- rince upe Ss Sale eae cant camee oa clip the coupon recalled with feeling bis meet ing |
of-fact brochure containing about every attached to this ad., fill in your name and the late ruler in 1896 and 1906, | | a
detail that a business man would want to , “ss address and forward to either of the gen- when the United States team vis- | ‘
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prise when Martin Sheridan, the

Canadians Backing | Human Interest | Resources Behind proms eon aera

 

 

Story | the creek.” King George said: nm
Bi | t . Port Edward “Mr. Sullivan, to think that the —DISTILLERS— nm ie
ig n erprise Ghnnsrentive eQeneaens GHEE: llisuss, one of the famed streams 5
ter the first sale of Prince Rupert of Greece, should be called a ALEX. FERGUSON & co. -
Without exception the directors and shareholders mm ee ow oe oe Port Edward and Prince Rupert, at the terminus ‘creek. The [lisuss ran close to .108 West Regent Street, Glasgow
of the P c ridiculous and that the buyers would . « is iets Mee the Olympic stadium. nl
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ort Edward Townsite Company, Ltd., which be a long time in reselling. Yet, the of the transcontinental railroe ‘ ml
now offers this sterling property for sale, are men second sale was attended by a perfect existing grade, also offer the shortest steamship ‘ i ia nm
of promin whirtwind of buying and prices scared. ' kets. They stand in KOOTENAY UNIONS
ence and of the gretaest personal integrity Thereupon it was said that the le routes to the great Orienta! mar y ey nm
For the most part they are Canadians. Among them of Prince Rupert were discounting the the midst of a wealth of resources, both sea and DEMANDING INCREASE nm
may be mentioned Mr. T. J. Drummond, president of future far too ee that values land, scarcely equalled by that of any other similar A a
hig —— —AGENTS—
the Canada iron Corporation, Lid., and several other were inordinately
companies and ane 60 tt: ties Quek of Qennde in August, 1912, another sale of area. The fishing industry alone, Sir George New Scale Drawn Up to Become nm
the Sens ° : lote was held and the result was an-~ Doughty, of Grimsby, England, estimates, will sup- Effective on April 1 PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. a
. ontreal Trust Company, and numerous other other rush for lots with prominent ee : = s
Companies, Montreal; Mr. William Agnew, retired Prince Rupert men, who were in the port a city of 100,000 inhabitants. Northern British Nel u ; oe nl
Neison aren ae rickliay-
wholesale merchant, Montreal; Mr. Henry Walker, very best position to know what values Columbia is rich in minerals and timber. Port Ed- 01808, . '
of Winn ; should be, in the forefront. At the ers here now demand $6 per day,| I DED EEE
‘nh'peg, late general auditor of the Grand Trunk close of that sale prices had risen to ward and Prince Rupert will be the distributing plasterers $7, and hod carrier
Pacific, and Mr. E. J. -_ 7 ve . ini
ae *. E. J. Mathews, first vice president Just twice what they had been early points for this vast country, as yet hardly scratched, $4, and employers must insure
the Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company, of in 1912, and were still rising. There :

instances where as high as and also for the great Yukon country and part of painters, pipelayers and carpen-

Seattle, the largest manufacturing concern in the are many
State of Washington 600 per cent. increase SS — in Alaska. Besides, much of the Western Canadian ters. K IEN H RDWARE COMP NY
: ested has been made in Prince Rupert, : . aa anes
wn it is conservatively estimated that wheat crop will soon be shipped via the Grand Trunk Demanding increased wag A A A

The capital stock of the Townsite Company is for several classes of labor and a

 

 

 

' has been 300

$1,000,000, all subscribed and paid up. A develop- oe nerease per Pacific and through the Panama Canal. Saturday half hpliday for some THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 3
on ‘und of $172,800 has been provided and more Port Edward is now at the starting Onty a bare hint of what Port Edward means can occupations, anew scale was i pee
"an $75,000 has already been expended on engi- point. You have an opportunity to get be given in this brief advertisement. Write today, presented by the Nelson Trades Delidose Pyegies Sect and Finte Gane
neering, clearing and general development work. | in among the fret just as you had now, for literature. Learn the real facts about this and Labor Council and referred a ee ate Giese Missere
More than four and one-half mites of plank walks when Prince Rupert lots were first by the Council at seting last ils
have els marketed. Are you going to tet the magnificent country and then you will be fairly face ) e Lou at a meeting lias Oils —

cady been completed and a wharf is at the chance pase by? . a ie coat ain night to a committee of the Varnishes
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Present time being constructed. 2 ae 6 ee rer whole for report. The proposed

 

new scale is to become effective
on April 4.

Fj o S e P e “ The present rate of wages and

Irst Sale Begins Here tarting rices e that demanded under the propos-

ed new scale are: Carpenters

from $4.50 to 85.00; painters

MARCH 27th From $100 to $2,000 per lot. eBifrom $84 to $4.50; pipelayers mane 7 Cc

 

from $3.50 to $4; teamsters from

Learn the facts right away and Lots measure 30x110 and 30 $80 to $90 per month and eight

hours instead of nine; laborers DAIL YW
. . ‘om 83 to $3.20 to $3.50. \
be among the first purchasers. x100. Terms: Quarter Cash,  Sieieiatens' a, tho tana MEMORANDUM
balance over three years. double pay on Sundays and boli OEM EvEmNEs UNI 09 CLeeH "

days. A foreman under the sug-

j Vato Showing the Wonderful Growth of the C-H-I-C in ii

gested agreement is a workman Less n Twenty Months J
ADDRESS— in charge of one or more men ™ Oo ,
and his wages are to be $150 per All Loans Made Bear ff Interest at the Le
month. He is not to be allowed x
° | to use tools for performing jour- Rate of ( @) Per Annum
neymen's work. The rate of pay :
arrison am e Oo. > ke workmen 16 petted ho fel. First Loan made April 22, 1911........... $ 500.00
9 lows: Linemen, inside wiremen, Loans made during month of Dee., 1914..... 4,000.00
metermen and inspectors $5 per Loans made during month of June, 1912.... 17,000.00 mt
day, head operator $140 per Loans made during month of August, 1912... 22,000.00
Prince Rupert, B.C. month, station operators $8120 Loans made during month of Nov., 1912..... 34,300.00
CUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON NOW TODAY | per month, station oilers #8100 Loans made during month of Dee., 1912..... 35,100.00 i
| per month, Loans pending and in process of being made £
Please send me full details concerning Port Edward, B.C., | O Gentle tial ta Oh remem G6, 4c nec nin ccabac cue 68,000.00 77
Rupert's Iadustrial Annex. It is understood that this | r Hall & Flo er THE WEATHER. Loans made and pending December, 1912... . 103,100.00 Vs
does not place me under obligation in any sensé y rd December 31, 1912—-Loans made and in pro-
The weather report at 5 o'clock MD OO ORR, gc cc cscececnetivess ieee 263,100.00
e is be . this morning read; Barometer,

See our Representative

VICTORIA, B.C. 30,303; maximum temperature,
Joint Directing Sales Agents 37; minimum temperature, 22

The Canadian Home Investment Company, Ltd.

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