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, Running Water In « chine the other day, ind , afte: ln ait , j
Hot and Colt | “Rooms * seems to be slipping awa *| ([MPORTAN i I ry oe
» of Liquors and anon ihe ‘arate of B : . T ACT IS INTRODUCED IN THE ONTARIO LEGISLA-|* rewshbovs fo win *| BUILDING ERECTED By PUBLIC sue SUBSCRIPTION OF MONEY
on! ‘ kept ” tn * o 20W TURE—NO CONTRISUTION BY EMPLOYEES — Gov- i* a hands of * AND WORKMANSHIP
e pest HOTEL IN NORTHERN Se lee Ff ERNMENT TO GIVE $100,000.00 |* clothes besid profit * tan inl
TH : 4 COLUMBIA . i: i le ! > eae OUIOt | |\*® they ma g the *| Port Essington, March 23 \| e: Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirby, Mr.
“ 1 Tac 1a ere wi * | | i } ) warvda (1 ‘ ii a|* anata ; a | 3 : ,
pRUDHON v—E & FISHET Stee Gale 400; ob0ide ii : | : l 24 The aby a a heavy a} - ri W y . vers enjoyable evening vas'and Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Davis and
’ na nsatio ; ! Clot are Pie | ae '
etore * Brilish Columbia to sup | or ed Employer I anle ing Hor ; _ pBPER on March 17 at a dance|family, Mrs. M. Letnes, Miss Orl-
' { | { ‘ | 9 8 ive to novi ing House best se tasiiie sae : onenis |
peeneessett soccc ete PTOTOOIOOenee p each mi of railwa \ he Ontario] oy, Risa e 0 aan ofl * ere a 4), ie: pe gi 1 in pects 7 “ I f)wig, Mrs. Innig and family, Mr.
E eT A Mecca ney ah 7 aflernoon lany aecident \* boy whe gest ly; “ si die witt ; I | Mrs. Oakley, Mice A. Dame
hat something shoul ¢ * ' , I aa i | the roceer rs 1th a short]
ae iz ’ med ee ee | ae s, provincial Mr. Lucas | that in the)# number I Daily */., a in hé course of which . jalds Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs,
done to create permanent ‘ | orkman’s i : laws | : oy eer ee UF wait e| .
| ettlement Avid d * : ere the] Workmat : Savio! Act, New , period. *| aid that the hall had been able} Adams Mrs. Church, Mr. L,
ift lw or bite shows to Wilt pesdangitetef itech kes 5 dey count. */!to be built owing to the way in|Banks, Mr. W. Reith, Mr. 8
[* railway his shows * innitibution:< ta ntih eentel ie & to the way re » Mr. 8.
j ‘ PC (if ba ha in npensat tal dis- |° niribut n Ontario gov-|* Now b bus and . vhich ‘the people of Essinati nf th Mr [.' Hanson, Mr. L.
je Paes oltggs soap ege- Scale . I | vinent | OP ment towa mae nitial op ™ sell The D N s ¥* had subseribed. and al ‘ the | Hopte nstall, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. 8
}*- contention of the Liberals # eration of the | * Ol ndoou od rere ge Mr M elite, he
| “ : » ye fo average | , F energy oO ose -n who had| Mackenzie, Mr. M, Scaife, Mr. T.
a nih | tha uch aid is given * f h ; There are hanges in|* * *** een f Whose men wh had| . A ih :
tn Association ‘ i hi nothing ‘i ‘ : given their time in building it,| 4. Hansen, Mr. H. Hansen, Mr. §.
Vintners ASS ‘ Ww e no g is 2 detail he said t the ws ai] ee . a ;
Memd iis aduee * bi r done to settle the * | ¢ 7 Bee! ne DEaer i ; He said that the hall was to be | Donaldson Mr. T. Longfield, Mr.
—— a oe ui «| bu ; ‘ ples ha ; been ad ed to as re- Salem, Ore ire pond handed over to the idies of |A Church, Mr. W. Oakley, jr.
Rh HOTEL | : is di dire {Commended by the mimissioner tering the ng rdin- | Resinets z ée man Che piano was very kindly le
yi avd Eighth St 1] 7 As) our contemporary *| Sir William Mereditt lanp whic ee. * managing Mr 43 g 4 } ahd did ~ ni
wright, Prop * ms it up | | ance, which he giving |commitvee composed of the fol-|) rs. Irrig, the refreshments
ee 3 ta Une. Dene emplovers 11 wing: Mrs. Kir i }were supplied by he ladies, and
sniaiisiagh | It is all ve at n laway of liquors. Several coun wing: rs. irby president; pI : é eS, &
| wadinite . ef ae *| I ted Kissed and Robbed lcilm k i p he traces |Mrs. Noble, treasurer: Mrs Ber. | the music by. members of the
HOTEL CENTRAL Ra : oe a ! Al in |! i wag Rome March 14 Dy JOHN | ane the fi 1ishha s de.|ryman, secretary He said that | community.
vent 5 FIOWINE ashioiw of great ¥ . ’ i ‘ ; j i 5 . a uce- . | ‘
RY an Plan * futur ind ‘limit sy pa Waiting period” set at seven] Francis Hurie’s pocket was pick-jbated. and made the ordinance |48 Often as possible the use of| At 2:30 a. in., after @ moat
: ire’ an imitless re to we Annan weds: foes : ,
Peter Black, Prop. * snurces ind Canada’s Be ca pensat only allow- ed in the Piazza de Ispagna the} allow little fireside ij the hall would be free, but in| successful evening, the proceed-
oe eee * ntiuers und ti ‘ Ate pe Bi He s off, due to act other day as he emerged from a| order to meet running expenses,|/ings were closed with “Auld
KNOX HOTEL \ frothy flubdug, yet it is * | A a ney bank, where he had cashed etc., a subseription would some- . ang Syne, ‘God Save the
Eighth and Ninth | Ot sitesi ’ 44 - 4 ; i penses i straight |cheque for 8150 times be necessary. King and cheers for the new
50¢ | SIMOCsS t S ne f 875 It
ray ye yee ~ getting dor to facta as * z 4 bs , 1 In relating his experience | Among the guests present | hall. i
— , Props. 8 : i in S20 1 nonth he poliee, the United States 1 |
pooner. 6 Been é * they are iui ind now *!where a widow or invalid hus-_|. 7 I 4 { . rn \
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EMPRESS HOTEL additional for each child uy accomplished his purpose | |
1 Ave Between Sixth and Investigate Port Edward.|16 years. He embraced me and trie’ to 1 CWS otes rom errace
5 streets There's ar SOI 64tf j { n i
Plan, 50 to $1 Per Day | Pa : at Farmers Exempt ss me on both cheeks in tix }
European | ; approved f[talian fashior said ij— —
: —— ——.—— Farmers are the only employ- ‘ Feces
— the doctor freed mvyself % ; ; ;
PREMIER HOTEL jers exempted from the opera Natal: eri ; 2 By Special Correspondent cality. We are looking forward
: tic of the bill ediatel ant ne nat ipolo Gtadsian eet ‘ g 3 f pM
ame sod European Plap bi f the bill. rized courteously and apparentls | lerrace, March 24 Mr. A. H.}to further visits from Mr. Tom-
F. W. Henning, Manager rhe clerical staffs of all man-|” s ee ee ; Tom! i k was}
Me ee facturing concerns are includ-|*@* S0°ty for the mistake. [ dis omlinson’s visit this week was|/Jinson in the near future.
ROYAL HOTEL ed “1 ey ge in % liabilits ii : overed the loss of my wallet a j mut h appreciated. On Wednes-| The final debate of the Liter-
kess, Props ’ th npl ibe ser d tate I th i ha day afternoon a number of Kit-|ary and Debating society was
ess af as other employees , | pees ; é
wash oct: rhe board of management disappeared. sumkalum and Lakelse ranchers|held on Thursday evening, The
; oa>re Ol ni ag 1@T s | . f ;
European Pian Steam Heated consist of thr weit j}were at the Co-operative hall,|members have been invited to
i onsist of three members a : ; :
oo aaa? s ih oT oO housand dollars an h lwhere a demonstration was|Mr. Giggey'’s house for a soeial
n 1Or en years eac re | ne
BEAVER penne LIQUOR CO. Sus scue Yt bth Bl wel sek a f he spent |given and numerous questions|evening on April 2. This will be
ward is to have exclusive
1 Sixth St lisdictior It dapisionstehl-col padded ce isked f jasked and answered. At the pub-|the closing meeting of the ses-
and Si 8 sdictio s decisions i iT |
102 subject to appeal or review Ernest H a is jlic meeting in the evening there | sion
——— eA urt. nor : Nh apa the suy ( San Fra jwas an excellent attendance \ meeting addressed by Wm.
ul iv? car t , c- Son . ‘
PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO., stricted. in any way. by. iniun | Gertrude: I The subject under discussion| Manson, M. P. P., was held in
LIMITED ea i ars rt | i leges tha was the Preparation of Fruit|Eby and Sparks’ hall on Satur-
‘ 1 Sixth Sts The Dye that colors ANY KIND Employers will be grouped fo eee ude ltidavils betore and Vegetables for Exhibition | day evening in support of the
‘ of Cloth Perfectly, with the 5 thins nnd oH i Judge Griffin, March 4, that Mrs WILLIAM REDMOND. ™.P Purposes.” At the close some|onservative party. At the close
t * accigent Pune ’ we
Fan alo Che pte Saat eda: taaka was arrested, placed in a ime was spent in general dis-|a motion censuring the govern-—
° nee of istakes. . : :
; our Druggist or Desler. Send for Booklet. Fund With Reserves padded cell as a lunatic, and| Brother of Joh tedmond, the}cussion on potato cultivation,|}ment for the use of military
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rise IN ; BE Sobascn- Mchardson tie: Leehsd ieeenenl ' ‘ if t ‘
The board will maintain an/subjected to humiliating ind ‘ationalist leader, who s aliand also the prospects for suc-;force to quell the recent labor
HE DAILY NEWS accident fund, with adequate re-j|offensive treatment present travell in Canada. |cessful fruit farming in the lo-‘strikes was lost.

 

 

 

 

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