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woreL IN NORTHERN United's present team are under | h additional | |
. ar COLUMBIA twenty-three oe s of age he col trae ade’
f FISHET : ne coin because
RUDHOMME ” Young Cummings the ex f tt ’ soe
Proprietors Maryhill lad, is a great favorite |
TO a aattrtettadiste tesiinl with the Manchester City crowd iy a : put away 3
maa ‘ o . nan at one
- Newcastle United have over 40 a hdee
players on their books, this sea h } for r ;
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. j}son They have played twenty fieht , P g
ntl ‘ AG Ory five in the first team,
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— Bookman, of Bradford, whe | played
ge lj}played for Ireland against Wale th noon a fs
7 Vintners Association ehh bata thet lew A vic
n) ac | i i v top Gs cipated
— ae in an international match . Ss
WINDSOR HOTEL : 0 The j ae es dt. fwe 1
mer of A and Eighth St | Phe draw he i-final of s em
wi. A. WRIED) ae {{/the In sh Football Association | ble iti f the he ¢ world's
HOTEL CENTRAL OUP as follows Aston Villajoe" a; place tO
; ii ro between the
s sud Se th St vs Liverpoo Manchests ,
ea \merican Plap I . ms \ i) i champions _
b or Shetheid hited vs. Sunderiand
Peter Black, Prop. , tl wes nd Toronto, ehe
cee tain ie oe en awww | THE ROAD TO THE RIGHT
a layed Saturday, March 2 |" e
KNOX er ee ent , : larch 28 0 Who takes the position of man-|
Between Eighth ene é : A basketball game take ager for Canada of the Ellis]
es 50¢ A Joston seribe  seribbles ‘ 7
ppesn Plan, Rates 50S 99 White ic ‘ rib ribb [place on Monday night at St. Adding Typew1 Commit’ 5 OU’VE met at least one of those few good old
Besner & Besner, Props. ouldn t it be a great joke if} Andrew's Hall between the Hich ie de, e menieiman of apleidiat souls, who are constantly getting the worst of it
oa el the two Boston teams fought it! School boys and the intermed personality and rare businéss when shopping, who don’t believe in advertising.
ic rey out for the world’s champion-!ate team of the St. Andrew's So santa | = A hundred disappointing and instructive experiences
EMPRESS HOTEL ship It sure would Voteli fhe St. Andrew's team have failed to teach him their plain lesson.
bird Ave, Hetween Sixth an pty a ai will be as follows: M. M. Lamb,} > Lng : (ane bi - es When he bought his first watch he was beguiled into
oO S a a “o iro ‘ ' > ac ono » oro o stree "g i ° .
poean Plan, 60 10 G1 Per Day ne have burg pro-1C, Dennis, C. D. Brown, J. M. vie cnikiadh: le we ie ; ran 5 buying one without a known name or a trustworthy
ia sorb 0 have become in-!Campbell, James Neil Kelly. ne edlete Ababa ‘ es ia en ae guarantee. That watch—a poor timekeeper — cost
0 e { ov i ong am” inf @XISLs t > t “rs ¢£ pa : : .
PREMIER HOTEL aq in a row among them ins 1 vat if the players ap him dearly by reason of missed appointments and
b nican and Raropess Plas selves and queered the game in he High School basketball |Preached want to make the trip | missed trains, and for frequent repairs. Yet he paid
F. W. Henning, Manager their own town, team for Monday night’s came ini east and play professional la- | s the price of a good watch.
Bee ae re he St Andrew's Society hall will |' eee ee a. stranger let them do} i i i
ROYAL HOTEL Dame rumor has it that Percy|pe as follows: Wallace Ander-|*\”" There is nothing to stop | iia slices oer fics “ie ar Sa aoe
Cortey x Bure eae Dawson is likely to be trans-|.¢ m, Arthur Manson, Alex. Hun- them. Phe elub has no player | ° : - ro sy = ‘ si
fare Ave. and Ge ferred to Blackburn Rovers. If|ter, Jas. Mitchell and Willie|=£0ed up for 1914 and to all in- This good old soul’s case is not unique. Many of us, if
oe he goes there will be “some fun” | Rowell ltents and purposes the Big Four on truth he eer, ee him; we allow our-
‘cnet ee . | feel confident that the agreement selves to be sold merchandise with an unknown brand
VER WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO., it Tynecastle, eb I nen C ; : b t
LIMITED obi The Stanley cup. for which the | Si#ned between the east and west = or trade mark instead of buying merchandise which is
second Ave. and Sixth St. Celtic have completed _ theit ' lis no jonger valid now that Con well known to us through the medium of advertising.
Phoue 102 league engagements without los.|o0 Wil! Degin .to-night has/jones is out of lacrosse. It In slang language, we get “stung” pretty often.
ee eee ee ' een co veted for since 1893.| probably es ‘ha ‘ o
iia & poal’. to: - Clyde... Dundee com| jprobably means the passing of In most of these cases we have ourselves to blame, f
RUPERT IMPORTING ©O. ‘ ses 1 or
78 LIMITED : Dumbartor Airdrieonians and}At a banquet being held by the|the Minto cup, but even this tro- : “the road to the right” thing to buy has been made
Fraser ana Sixth Sts. Rangers 1 Ottawa club that year Lord Kilo | Phy fails to raise much enthusi- plain by advertising.
Phone 7 asm these days.” : .
one i" 0 ' | curie, who was present as the a eee ae is ne eat reason for passing by the known
‘hilip 18 the seventh centre-| ....acentative » Gavarno one aas. aaa oe thing, soun teed, to b dubi icl
jrepresentative of the Governor 1g, C y guarantee » to uy a ubious artic e,
salen tae forward tried by Dundee. His|General, proposed that the TANGO HAS REACHED py quelicy - uae cannot be cheaper than the
first game may keep him there,| hockey clubs accept a cup from » Dranded article,
for not many players can score|Lord Stanley, to be an emblem CITY FORT GEORGE
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PPPOPEEEOREODDOOR sore three goals in a game. He was|0f the hockey championship. The rae? “Tt ° bh tt, If you are doing a local business talk over your advertising prob-
a the eleventh player to perform |0ffer was accepted, and Sheriff | Exhibition Given at Ball for the 1s Detter lems with the Advertising Department of this newspaper.
OBSTRUCTED SINKS the “hat trick’ this season Sweetland and P. R. Ross were Amusement and Education t b If you are doing a provincial or national business it would be well
: appointed trustees The forme! of Pioneers 0 @ Sure for you to have the counsel and assistance of a good advertising
and Sewers —o— I ae : Re 9 agency. A list of these will be furnished, without cost or obligation,
On Friday, the thirteenth of|died in 1907, when r, mm than sorry by the Secretary of Canadian Press Association, (Room 503,
February, Manager Hugh Duffy|Feran was appointed by the re- Fort George Tribune . Lumsden Building, Toronto.
of the Portland New I ngland | naining trustee to fill his place The Tango has made its ap- (11)
League team signed his thir-|The trustees have control of the/pearance in Fort George. This a un 1108: ae es iH nn 0
his substance is a new discov- teenth player had Doth? was | Playing rules which govern the|much heralded dance, made still
and will quickly remove accu- oy d ‘ } - is % l ab sit: base-|Cup series. The Montreal Ath-|more famous by the report that} — ——
supposer o kno t about ase-
o etic ssociatio ie on e| His Holiness e Pope hi ? A
+ of grease rage and 3) 1), jletic Association, which won th : lit Hie Pope Bad PPO | GGG a GGG O OGG G UO UU UL LE (7 =)
mee. Get some and save plumb- lehampionship in 1893, was pre-jed upon if, was witnessed by an *
Seen bosses be baci 567—PHONE—S67 * :
bills | CuatGiies Thompson has|sented with the cup, their name|interesting crowd about 1.30 last *
For sale by started én a six months’ tour of lbeing the first to be engraved on|'Tuesday = mor ¢ in Virginia T x arce 05 fl ormd On bora
Pi ae the vorld ane ys he expect to|the shield at ,the base. Since | Hall. t Axl + :
HARRY HANSON e back the middleweight|{hen the Victorias of Winnipeg At the close of a subscription *
hampion Cyclone neglec ts | Victorias of Montreal, Shami ks|danee erven by two young men ; ALF HALLIGAN t We are compiling a very interesting booklet which will contain the
THE RELIABLE PLUMBER say where he expects to meet|0! Montreal, Ottawa Hockey ( hun, pepe ae ‘ A Mr. Gil- X large Seven-Passenger Machine regulations of the new parcel post system, along with other valuable
¢ 489 139 Second Ave. 3/ ddleweight champ , Wanderers of Montreal nist |‘ aes lis eee fan x Prompt Service postal information. This book we will mail to all who will return the
yee pa enorags an Ouebee | prevailec po! dance » tan-
exhibition at Orme’s Drug | I a kk ! . Mi : F ree . pa os a sa t Special Rates for Parties attached coupon filled in with their name and address.
have been winners of. the g.|/ <0 wit ducationa olives. *
Store, Third Avenue , . S 1] er to be « ec >» guests : oamniatetiaie *
rhe present series is th a eee at, ee Pa ee x * HENRY BIRKS & SONS, LTD.,
eereeeserereeroooe | vhich there has been | bib é . Seuss e ; ‘a re pe STAND, ROYAL HOTEL e Jewellers, Vancouver, B. C. |
from the Pacific ind watched y closely the|¥ x
| ; | iid Gentlemen:
DR. GILROY, DENTIST | ff CIs oe hs rhe paren WAS | CKKKKKKKAARRRRRERE OO Please forward as soon as published, your booklet of
ithat t >» tang ~ re oLl
I j Work a ADVISES PLAYERS TO | : “s } . iu aoe prem oan 9 | parcel post information.
riage or f | iL al t £
Sng } | | ‘ ; : wpa ana | Skeena Land District—District of Queen Pine Rddsées .) faves oeks
vesialia | JOIN THE “BIG FOUR”), 3% then. pernaps, there are/"™™™ “ones aiuans "SMU | tmessvsieneees 0 tens
b: Smith Blk., Third Avenue anaes Robi lib | TAKE NOTIOR! shat. 1, Preceriok: Ta temene cs a bes a IB ee en cae
} i } ee Be ctor P occupation clerk, of Prine Rupert,
| Weatensnneer Lacrosse Critic ba An Encounter With the Beef |2 intend | to apply to the Commis- a ; Si terete eae —!
i | is of Lands for a cense to prospec —<$<$<$—$—__—
RIAL MACHINE SHOP ["clares. Prospects Not Bright oor oP atare?8 etna fo proses |] =—————
| for Nationai Game. Here, wa aid the rude}, pty A ane oa oo we Bi S i i d
ORS, we ae : le of Graham Island: Commencing at @ t
epairing Quickly Done | oe lan in ‘the “tell the or-|post planted at the northwest corner of Henry (IrrRS G ons, Limi e
| The New Westminster New hestra t Carmen’ whi] I |}. L. 7977, thence south 80 chains, ene
estré 0 armen ' st 80 chains ane ’ .
BA PHONE RED 156| linia Abin cabinet vinw of .:tho| ant aeietaalaioa al peer) cast SP Sees chains to place of conn JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
ane my Piekbele snk en |mencement, containing 640 acres, ing Di "
jlacrosse situation: | ‘Yes,’ sit Might TI inquire ie me PRE DERICK L. BUSCH, Locator. ‘ Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Directorl VANCOUVER, B.C 1
, ’ . } 1 | 9" | Wilfred Charles acdonald, gent.
4 Tel, 448. | “One can come to the conelu |why? | pate, December 29, 1913. &
K on that profesional lacrosse} I want to hear the Toreador Advertised Feb. 26 to April 7.
CHIE, AGNEW & CO. | Ie ah ed pie, erste ale I feel like a bull fighter.” | _ —— ——————
j}ster if the small amount of com Bs ; : ee ee ee
Engineers and B. C. Land) lment heard on the street yester The Royal Cafe gives the best j }
Surveyors ja of R. J. Fleming’s threatened eals and the best service in the + FOTO TOTO TORR TRA AAA AD AA AAAI AA AASAACSIA AS ASS ASSASASA SAS SAAS AAA SA SAAS ASAASASASASAHH +
| : aa mS ott <3 0/1 CLES Visitors to the city are ad- { i
| raid upon the Salmon #ellie is} en ee
wa ra welt Gone rf v lorilenon: Three or four|Vised to make this Pps ar 94 ) ‘
Plans, Dominion and} ; cis : : ssa fa ba their selection, 52t *
rveying, Mine survey: | ea . ago oe ve . ye ae é i l
ind Subdivisions, Electric ed the eastern clubs for players : STE
\oratives ten hal ARNOLD KRUCKMAN. PE re % ‘onver.| Rain coats, ladies’ and child-
itives and White | lliitle else was heard in conver- | p f t
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International Exposition, who}]Vanecouver. Two years ago when
has the work of organizing the|this same My. Fleming of To-
bie globe girdling aviation|ronto sought the services of Len
race that is to start from the | rurnbull and Cliff Spring i
exposition grounds at San/leaused a big hullabaloo which
Franciseo in May, 41915, tolfinally ended in a Canadian

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Skeena Land District-——-District of Queen
Charlotte Islands
TAKE NOTICE that Wilfred Charles
Macdonald of Prince Rupert, B. C,, occu-
pation prospector, intends to apply for
permission to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over the following described lands:
On the west coast of Graham Island com-
mencing at @ post planted one mile south
and one-fourth mile east of the mouth of
West River, thence west 80 chains, thence
north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains to point of com-
mencement and known as C, L, 7817.
WILFRED CHARLES MACDONALD,
Locator,
Date located, 27th December, 1913.
Advertised Feb, 17th to March 25th.

 

Skeena Land District-—-District of Coast-——
Range Five.

TAKE NOTICE that I, McCly-
mont, of the City of Prince Rupert, in
the Province of British Columbia, broker,
intend to apply for permission to lease
thirty (30) acres of land bounded as
follows

Commencing at this post planted where
the northerly limit of the right-of-way of
the, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Com-
pany crosses the westerly bank of the
Zimmergoetz River, and being about 400

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feet east of Mile 87; thence in a north-
easterly direction along the westerly
shore of said river a distance of thirty

(30) chains; thence easterly parallel with
the northerly limit of the Grand Trunk
Pacific right-of-way, @ distance of ten
(10) chains; thenee southerly parallel
with the westerly shore of the said river
to the northerly limit of the right-of
way of the Grand Trunk Pacific Ratlway
Company; thence westerly along the said
northerly limit of the said right-of-way
ten (10) chains more or less to the place
of commencement,
DATED this seventh

 

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day of January,
1914,
THOMAS

McCLYMONT.,
Pub. Feb. 3 to April 6,

 

   
   
     
  

 

 

        
     
 

       

 
 

   
         
   
   
    
 
   
   
 
    
    
 
  
 
   

   
    
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    
  
 
 
        
  
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
    
  
     
   
  
 
  
         
   
  
 
   
  
  
    
  
   
  
  
   
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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