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tHe BEST HOTEL IN NORTHERN fin reference to purchase of
BRITISH COLUMBIA Htitles and other honors whieh
pRUDHOMME & FISHET was first broached by Sir George
Proprietors Kekewich, and r: ited b¥ Te. AL
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A naeaths T tion of an artic in the Can itd
Review, by Thomas Gibsen

ILL-FATED STEAMSHIP MUNROE Bowles, a forme M. P. on buth

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ipl ‘ flirector Of the Old Dominion line, which was 1 about Socios sides of the house, and who uas
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eee , Stemi te The N nt ; y each party, in hich he gets
A TE the coast of Virginia. The an ‘ d the Munroe a POT ha ae
} PRL. Vintners Association amidships, just about the sleeping quart: ind killed many pe . ot t tt ( , aaa
Members V.K. 1. Timine of the victims in their berths aM. vee CO ee
oe ———— tive fund, whict 1874 totaled
WINDSOR HOTEL Se dea tke sh in oe
f First Ave, and Eighth St T nineties. ‘he beral funds,
w. H. Wright, Prop. ALL SHE WANTS IS RANCHER DUG UP which were ve! vy in 1886, | Th . h k h f. e d
Bes ‘aaahied £7:000 1907. atandea ere 18s a man who makes shoes for chil ren—
¢ L reached £7, 7, stood at :
HOTEL CENTRAL £500,000 in 1901 and are now}
ant ocos had Sea — St ettad Gr Pab0.000. He eieceael and sells them to stores all over Canada
n and American Plan Breach of Promise Suit Started | 7, | . . ——
LUO Tees Blacks ren } Thinks It Was Buried by Pros-/{hat the tariff for | rs is £50,-| B he ¢ ly 4 | :
a iis) for an Ardent pector Attacked by the }000 for a baronet« with any-| ut e€ is only just earning how people buy. :
a KNOX HOTEL weer ee bodes abla ee f £400,000
r jetween Eighth and Ninth . : a | or peerages. } . . .
rst ave Dagens New York,. Veb.10-—Ootavio! 5.) sore, Kan. Feb. 14.-A Sox| Merdeclaeee “that correspommnel It was this way: His wife—let us call her Mrs.
naw a ee Guinle, a wealthy young Brazil- fot COM Miiibets weighine fait | enced passed between a tte i Brown~—’phoned to him and asked him to buy some
uae = sil ian, and a member of a New aereT n* , nes ; |}whip and a would-be peer, who underwear for little Brown.
— OUNaS are f iter oO ye} “
' y “ase exporting firm, has been arrest- irefused to pay the contribution. .
1 ¥, Rochester V. D. Casiey worth $12,000 was found buried| Thereupon the party whip ex-| Picture Brown now among the throng of mothers at
EMPRESS HOTEL ed in an aetion brought by Miss a nit oe , I ij é : ’ ”
Third Ave. Between 6ixth and jn 8 near here by Ralph; pressed a fear that a claim for the Children’s Underwear counter. He asks for
many OO tee Per Da Monica P, Borden to recover;Chesney, a homesteader. The the peerage would not be Gone Underwear for a child of six He looks it over help-
European Plan, ~ = er $500,000 for alleged breach of|nuggets were deposited in a bank] sidered Th a :
1 ’ s : t ‘ sidered. 1e@)«=6wwould-be peer, P oes Ww Ch
a promise of marriage. Guinle,}and Chesney went back after|however. threatened ‘to pee ede ae Fe oe of ie te fete to pi? gn
PREMIER HOTEL ne { a50.q00| more of the precious metal hej{he correspondence if his name} nderwear! ; or lac c any ng Say e
American snd European Plan who. was ‘released on 950, heliaveaiis-hiadé ' ” RE | asks: ‘‘Is this good quality?’’. The answer is short
F. W. Henning, Manager bail, was to have been married to|)" se ne hill. was not included in the next} ai aad lusive: ‘‘It’s Blank’s”’ i Il
ne a \ “d tods ' iti According to a story told here|birthday honor list and the and quite conc uSiVe ; ts ank s —naming @ we as
ROYAL MOTEL Hiss Borden today, she asserts.|4 party of prospectors from the|name appeared. advertised line. That short word says everything.
\ Burgess, Props. Miss rng ¢y declares in her|(olorado gold fields were re- He also asserts that there are Brown pays his money and goes home, quite satisfied
Third Ave. and Sixth St. complaint that after promising|{urning im 1805 with treasure|city brokers who tout for baron * ‘ fi
kK ( oke o tout for baron- with his purchase.
European one rene leroy to marry her and going so far as|when the men were attacked and|jetcies, their terms being £4,000, P
SEAVER WHOLESALE Liquor co., ||‘ Haye the banns gnblished sys all but one of their number kill-| with £6,000)more lodged in the Now what bothers Brown —a manufacturer of shoes,
LIMITED the date for the wedding set, the/ed by Indians The survivor|bank if the honor is given, as is this: How would it affect the purchase of a child’s
1 Ave. and Sixth St. young man had made prepara-|puried the gold. well as 10 per cent commission 4 shoes if the salesman said ‘‘ They’re Brown’s’’?
Phone 102 tions to leave the country, com- a ecb iialciahechaiibiisea bteabbbahdadiiicie to the man who introduces the B ’ssh B d *tad i
—_— yy Pe se ee plying in this with the cabled The thorn in the editor’s business, Nobody knows rown s shoes. rown doesn ta vertise.
PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO., wish of his mother, She further 1 ; ee . :
LIMITED claims that the defendant had|Custion feels like a briar patch 7 The name Brown signifies nothing when used in con-
Fraser ana Gixth Sta aims ‘ PMs CUS ’ efore the day's work is done ; S : Se f 5 i
aser ana Sixth , i crdint Wenak Cen. han before the day’s work is done, CONSPIRACY TO FORM nection with children’s shoes. The salesman must use all his

 

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told. her that he inherited tive LABOR GOVERNMENT

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eos Lard Dis ict. District of Coast} lion from his father's partn¢ r; | Details ani. et ee ee Shoes as ‘‘Blank’s”’ is with Underwear, wouldn’t Brown sell more shoes
TAKE A E that Hume Cronyn, of} &'Y!"F him an income of $300,- B with less effort P
Onta occupation manager of a] O00 a year Of this amount she egins
tends to apply for per was. to at annually 50.000 pic accel c ; p
use the following descri a - annual ’ ’ | I i Feb. 10 rt If you are doing a local business talk over your advertising problems with the Advertising
a post planted at the Miss Borden alleges. | Reet a er f Can an Department of this newspaper. If you are doing a provincial or national business
K : f Lot 1968, thence Guinle’s firm maintains of- be stated practically officially it would be well for you to have the counsel and assistance of a good advertising agency.
ae s, west $0 chains, north! ¢:.,. in Paris. London and Rio hi att aye Nt tl A list of these will be furnished, without cost or obligation, by the Secretary of
‘ ist 80 chains to point of}?! , : s&s ee that no matter what wi ye the Canadian Press Association, Room 503, Lumsden Building, Toronte,
niaining 640 acres more| (je Janeiro effect on domestic politics the
RUME GRONYN imperial government does not

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lange ¢ portation of the labor leaders] 2
Ta hat Elbert M. Morgan, of - _— Itt teoRO th cAtoina (7 = é
Bb. C,, oecupation prospec Recent! Said | 0 so a.
: Oe rp Thea”. vo} i. want Lg No Claim | Jt is stated in circles which ‘
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{ @ post planted’ on the ° wil : claim to know that the colonial To the
ks Island, opposite Mink Benefits by | ;
tusted two (8) miles and office has been assured that the} ms >
chains more or less | de “Le ms were Jere]
i nile and sevenly-one New York, Feb. 10.—James H deport ation vere’ only “un } /
r less west of A. | : ss aa E - a {taken upon absolute proof of a e
i hains more or less; Sith of Brookline, Ma » Wh | he ] | i : h | ge?
che i ’ lot b » labor leaders Sout
miles and forty-eight (48 | recent announced that he in- Bre y the abe ¢ a rs in i : di Gif GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH
west of Green Tor a sw . rica to capture the ministers} . i W 5
| twenty (20) chains,Jtended to put in no elaim for f the union vernment and de-| Regarding Appropriate coming COLUMBIA
40) chains, thence) ....¥ f the estate of his step- v On & SU Us
chains more cr less to} | , Pee clare a labor republie If that be : See
pe Channel, thence fol-| father, the late Lord Strathcona, 5 ¥ D m
southerly e potnt by the will The income the case, it is asserted that in- You who live out of town are often in a quandary, when the matter of epartment of Agriculture
: Disining eighty (80 oes , ; ternational law as well as pra appropriate wedding gifts comes before you. The difficulty, however, is Offic . oe is
, f $125.000 is placed in trust for ; I fice of Assistant Horticulturist
ELBERT M. MORGAN a SOC) Se prenee sn tak tice would support every act of easily overcome by writing for our ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE, which : i
ber uot? . fit and he receives oulrigh the Botha: government represents very fully our fine assortments in all lines which are especi- |New Court House, Prince Rupert
Hi: S—Jan, 12, 1914 lrea state in Pictou, N. $ 7 Pees : ally adaptable as wedding gifts. We are careful in packing and deliver- Ph
eal ests , N, ae : ; one 534
rhis was disclosed when the Phe details are not likely t ing wedding gifts to out of town points, all goods being sent at our risk.
THE ATLIN RAILWAY COMPANY ; 3 ; e public] jeome out until parliament has In our Catalogue will be found many suitable gifts in Silver and Cut é : : :
by given that applica text’ of a will was mad rm rt ' heen in sessi ym a short time, bi Glass. Write for this Catalogue today if you are considering a wedding Information or advice freely
ide to the Parliament of| DY the late p tf avorne : : ; | it is certain that when the sub gift. You will save money by buying through our mall system. given. Write or call.
t session thereof for an) S; th was the son Oo sady j
4a company under the se F ject is discussed the government —— — A, H. TOMLINSON

Railway Company, with| Strathcona by a former husband , } . , ; ;
counter’ aie cberate ; : here will be able to make state Assistant Horticulturist
railway, commencing at . i
b thern end of Atlin Lake Prince Rupert Fire Depart-
near the Town of Atlin) .4n¢ will hold their first annual

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