February 10, 1914

     

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

District .District of Coast
hange
1 that Hume Cronyn, of
‘ cupation manager of 4

tends to apply for per

 

chase the following desert
it a f t planted at the
wr Of Lot 1968, thence
. west 80 chains, north
chains lo point of
niaining 640 acres more
HUME CRONYN
goth, 1913
Feb, 20, 1014
trict Distrret of Coast,
fiange 4
that Elbert M, Morgan, of
B. occupation prospec
apply I permission to
crived lands
4 post planted on_ the
isiand, Opposite Mink
, mil ne
hain more or Kk
1 mule and sevenly-oue
it west of A A
hains more or less
apd forty-eight (48
ie west f Green Top
t twenty cuails,
y 4U chains, thence
: hains more or less ww
Channel, thence fol
utherly to point of
A sus elegnty
ELBERT M, MORGAN
A i iv ,
Jan. 12, 1914
ATLIN RAILWAY COMPANY
eb given that applica
ie the Parliament of
al ession f for an
‘ 1 company under the
i way Company, with
netruct and operate
railway, commencing at

n end of Atlin Lake
the Town of Atlin

,s generally southerly direc
1 the Taku Kiver where
International
ils from a point on said
bh ithern end of Teslin
Province of British &
powet to construct and
e and telegraph lines and
e use thereof; to build
construct and operat
connection with the
and tw enter

 

 

cls the

in
the company,

    

with owner companies,
ks of the company be
yorks for the general

nad

ada
awa, this 9th day of June,

SMITH & JOHNSTON,
rs for the Applicants,
Ottawa, Ont

 

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WINDSOR HOTEL
( ‘ f First Ave, and Elghth St
W. H. Weight, Prop.

HOTEL CENTRAL
ie and Seventh 8t
and American Plan
Peter Biack, Prop.

 

 

 

 

 

IMPOSING ROSEDALE RESIDENCE UF H. PULLMAN EVANS, FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE, FOL-
LOWING COLLAPSE OF UNION LIFE

 
 

Union Life men must face trial. Criminal charge follows evidence taken after a searching en-
quiry The wreck of the Union Life Insurance Company, anthe subsequent enquiry on behalt
of the British shareholders, has been followed by the arrest in Toronto of Harry Symons,
z and the, issuing of warrants for the arrest of H. Pullman Evans, now in France;
G Ie. Mallic flamp, who is now in a sanitarium at Guelph, and F. G. Hughes of Galt, who was
taken into custody at Edmonton, Alta. The charge is conspiracy to defraud. The action of
he crown, while not unexpected, created a sensation, for two of the indicted men have been
| e prominent in business for a decade. Mr. Symons was, for a time, the prospective
Unionist nominee for the British House of Commons in Walthamstew. The nomination was

r eonfirmed because his personal views did not wholly coincide with the Unionist poli-
es Bail was granted in three sureties, of $5,000 each, or $15,000 in all,

 

 

 

KNOX HOTEL |
tween Eighth and Ninth |
Hates 50c to 61.00
Per lay
Beener & Besner, Props.
~ }
hester Vv. D. Casley
EMPRESS HOTEL
Ave, Between Sixth and
eventh Streets
t 1 Plan, 6O to §1 Per Day
PREMIER HOTEL
an and European Plap
F. W. Henning, Manager
ROYAL HOTEL
& Burgess, Props
1 Ave. and Sixth St
European Plan Steam Heated

 

 

 

BEAVER WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO.,
LIMITED

nd Ave, and Sixth St |

Phone 102 i

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PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO.,
LIMITED

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Phone 7 |

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t 125th St, and 3rd Ave *|
t 136th St, and 8rd Ave, 7
Box 14—8th St. and 3rd Ave
68 1S: Junction of ist, @nd and :
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Box 16—1st Ave, between 8th and t
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Bow 17-——18t Ave, and 7th St. (Cen y
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CIRCUIT NO. 2. 7
Box 22--3rd Ave, and 3rd St. »
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; ‘ * ist Ave, and McBride 5t
, * «ond Ave, and 2nd St.
: , * 26--2nd Ave, and 6th St
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CIRCUIT NO. 8.
Box 31 th Ave, and Fulton St, :
’ “0 a2 Norden and Taylor Sts,
ca pe. 7h Ave, and Fulton St,
oe poe vth Ave, and Comox Ave.
Sth Ave, and Dodge PI,
SOx 38 th Ave, and Thompson St,
CIRCUIT NO, 4,
B , 414th Ave. and Emmerson
se - bth Ave, and McBride St
Bacal Sth Ave, and Green St.
Res ae 6th Ave and Basil St.
Bor cane Ave. and Eberts.
7th Ave. and Young 8t ;
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CITY WILL NOT PAY

TWO CHILDREN WERE
BURNED TO DEATH

BUILDING FELL IN

FIVE MEN INJURED,

DAMAGES TO AUTO

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There is a man who makes shoes for children—

and sells them to stores all over Canada
But he is only just learning how people buy.

It was this way: His wife—let us call her Mrs.
Brown~—’phoned to him and asked him to buy some
underwear for little Brown.

Picture Brown now among the throng of mothers at
the ‘‘ Children’s Underwear’’ counter. He asks for
Underwear for a child of six. He looks it over help-
lessly. What on earth does he know about Children’s
Underwear? For lack of anything better to say he
asks: *“‘Is this good quality?’’ The answer is short
and quite conclusive: ‘‘It’s Blank’s’’—naming a well-
advertised line. That short word says everything.
Brown pays his money and goes home, quite satisfied
with his purchase.

Now what bothers Brown—a manufacturer of shoes,

is this: How would it affect the purchase of a child’s
shoes if the salesman said “‘ They’re Brown’s’”’P

Nobody knows Brown’s shoes. Brown doesn’t advertise.

The name Brown signifies nothing when used in con-
nection with children’s shoes. The salesman must use all his
persuasive wiles to induce people to buy them.

 

 
 

The point is—If the name Brown was es synonomous with Children’s
Shoes as ‘‘Blank’s” is with Underwear, wouldn’t Brown sell more shoes
with less effort P

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If you are doing a local business talk over your advertising problems with the Advertising
Department of this newspaper. If you are doing a provincial or national business
it would be well for you to have the courlsel and assistance of a good advertising agency.
A list of these will be furnished, without cost or obligation, by Secretary of

 

 

 

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Ss Farmhouse Burned to Ground
Work of Culprit in Placing i Cement Work at the Big While Youngsters Were
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Planks on Street | Tunnel Camp in Bed
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On January first an auto be | Omineca Herald. Tacoma, Feb..7.—Despite th:
longing to the Prince Rupert} fore no ) fednes- : iy ae i 4
Aut . comy sae ran into creng! Tua} Defore: nogdvon Water lnerose efforts of Joe Fuche dur- G
, day last a somewhat serious ac-} > ‘ |
planks on Fifth avenue near the ling a fire’ which destroyed his|
7 ; ‘ident oce » t > ge Tur |
Ae entint. de ine alent: Thel® lent occurred at the Big Tun |place, two children were burned| To the
planks belonged. to the-city and nel camp of Bates & Rogers. A tu death in their bed. luche and |
‘ ‘ ’ Theln a \ es daaeine | ° e
the vas ao ey on pap The}number of men were tearing})j. wife had returned from in| We i ( 1 t B er!
A l ed his car and claims} doy one of e ol juildings | nN U
la , ; On f the old bul lbarn on their place to the house e
damages ' t e roof suddenly collapsed | ‘
rh acti ticks cota alte eh | whe 1 the 1 uddenly I Mh igh had only recently beer - : Weddi Gift GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH
ind eight or nine of them wer¢ Regarding Appropriate Wedding Giits.
, eported to the council completed and furnished. As COLUMBIA
planks had beer {|} pinned under the debris \ en thev arrived at the house it was = = a ee
iff ‘ ron rhé sage Was at once sel Lue
i e off the road and ; a ‘tal th : nt men were be.| bursting into flames. You who live out ef town are ‘often in a quandary, when the matter of Department of Agriculture
msible parties must)" pili , that nin I ' The wom frantic efforts appropriate wedding gifts comes before you. The difficulty, however, is Office ; H ; 1 é
have d them on to the {jing sent down on push ° em hanccdhh ware. dafeated easily overcome by writing for our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, which fice of Assistant Horticulturist
‘ the there The } Arrangements were made at ; represents very fully our fine assortments In all lines which are especi- New C ;
i I * i 18] . 5 this end for their reception and with the rush of the flames ally adaptable as wedding gifts. We are careful in packing and deliver~ New Court House, Prince Rupert
a pe. nen P i iteatatoh dbes at the depot Fuche was badly burned in his ing wedding gifts to out of town points, all goods being sent at our risk. Phone 584
if the parties are found OE yj 9 #365 ae ; , * cs efforts to reach the” children’s in our Catalogue will be found many suitable gifts in Silver and Cut ° ,
ould and would also be liable to}to meet them, as well as Doctors bedroom He succeeded in res Glass. Write for this Catalogue today if you are considering a wedding Information or adviee freely
Sine |Wrineh and Stone ‘fin th third Babee aaniG gift. You will save money by buying through our mail system. given Write or call
; c g e ( Fi . en s ,
(he city council decided to} When the push car arrived tarde oi i cet a ss s =
send this explanation to the auto| only two patients were on The} Pea - row. “ I Ei ae ang which A. H. TOMLINSON
} : t 1e le il ak the . rn -
ompany. superintendent on the  work,|” aeerr . ie ic sk I ], yi S S l . t d Assistant Horticulturist
. ‘ WosIioOn oO 6 o stove =
: who accompanied mp inured’ £9 wage to have been the cause enry ir 5 ons, imi e
If you are in the market for) town, reported that the accident Paha tire ae
-ood reliable engine for busi-| was not as bad as was expe ted. | BAe EWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
good reliabl ngine for bu iy
ess or pleasure, see Akerberg,| Those brought down had a bro- ing Di ; VANCOUVER, B.C
iThomson & Co., machinists, cor.| ken leg each and also. broken|Dr. Stone went up on the passen Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director! 908 Third Avenue
Manson Way and ist Avenue. | ribs Left at camp were three|ger that evening and attended t S )
246-411-38] Others who required attention, them
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“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

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