priday, May 1, 19414 THE DAILY NEWS
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. The money thus earned, she
FOR A. TAXI : leaidg Wong La ey himself THERE 18 A
a ; a es 5 and never wave her an In ne
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ere her, #0 that she of doing everything, and this is
{J D f <n : i especially noticeable in the making
"4 i Mowanited to get awe I dos » of tailor-made suite and coats.
him : , , su a coa'
like ‘him, shy counse TRY Bi
AUTO CO $ Chong, she said, had told het ig THE BEST WAY AT
prince RUPERT u thal he knew I nele in He i
od bo ttt ote tm monton to whon ie M ld take } SWEDER BROS
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sta her. Mr. Maced da ey
pegnncr er eOOVTGOn ren rt certificate of " ae which MERCHANT TAILORS
00 purported to sh he w
5 56, 500. jman and Wong Cl ha ne The Dye that colors ANY KIND
throngh the fe at of Cloth Pertectl _ | Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
ne of one-third cash, hetenes Eamoriton Che re put SAME Ringe Five.
ter ‘etaiments one and two . . No Chance of Mistakes. ca and Simple. i NO LICE % tt McK.
equal iia "conta buys Lot 26, ported to have been pe med by on of Dealer. Send for Booklet cee of ‘naiaae hamees BY Cosine
Piock 16, Section 1, opposite a a white clergymar n the pres tion prospector, intend to apply fer per-
pament Building ar w a rt , uussion wo purchase the following ee
+ fron of Gi t fence Oo WO Write A 1esses, ul} scribed lands: Commencing at @ 408
pene NE BARGAIN idee Metinege said i veil planted 160 chains east and 40 chains
A GENUl the witne said she did not un |}soutn of the northeast corner of Pre-
Exclusively with \derstand what it was about. emption Record 1838, thence south 40
- At bhe hiv f tk -Ch h north 40 chains, thence ee 80 eon ia
j d he -Onclusiol 0 if Serv e chains, thence west 80 chains aiong
lapewii's case, Judge McInnes di urc rvices shore line to point of | commencement;
| ae : 7 Bo ee | containing 320 acres, more or less.
I STEPHENS & 60., LTD, THE wate leharged Lee Kwong Yip from SRE ‘ WM. MeK. LOGAN.
ons RFRONT AT TAM 51389 the eri ‘ om FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH arch 7, 1014.
| estate «Notaries «= Insurance Pico custody on the ground that thers 7 eee able be — mesial hiss lta niaplcsusitiiaagaaieioe
Where a hot fight took place be ( 1 ( inza a short time “ag ind near which a jwas Ro eV idence against him Chureh Hall at 11 a.m. and |Skeena Land District—District ef Coast,
a i ai tort tim ag é lear whit t Ir} ; defenee of the der: i Empress Theatre at 7 30 p.m. Range Five.
large number of United States battlesh e hovering, preparatory to carrying out orders e . Be. “Gane we Sunday School at 2.30 p.m | TAKER NOTICE that 1, Andrew MacLean,
seer to bloecade the port men is proceeding }of Prince ae B ots ee
; j cs R A ean eae | carpenter, nten w apply or per-
EEDS! SEEDS! 7 2 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | mlasion to ‘purchase. the’ following de
J ° ’ : rE rk scribed lands: Commencing at a pos
; World’s Largest Elevator \ COR. YOUNG and FIFTH AVE [planted about 460 chains east end 60
A her to be his third wife, and} ——— perigee if age’ Po }chains north of the northeast corner of
i © | a.m. @ p.m. unday Tre.
ve received our 1944 Spring bought her for a sum of $280) port Arthur, Ont., April 30. School 2.80 p.m. Baraca ie ae tperty sake “line “ot “at island,
Seeds from the keeper of the resort ley Bible Class 2.80 p.m. innace south 60 chains to the southerly
Boge! x : , iThe Port Arthur elevator now REV. W. W. WRIGHT, B.A., Pastor. shore line, thence westerly, northerly and
HELD, GARDEN, ounce ‘How many children and wives ‘hol is 8,300,006 bushels of grain Snsterhy. TCUOMING JAS RB UOEOS Tee
Tt had Wong Lai then?” asked Mr. : THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH vise tes Ge a ee
Agents for Macdonald |which is more than it or any SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE ee, SCreCNDREW. MACLEAN
a Sr es Fis tien tor ' Services every Sunday at 11 Willian McK. Logan, Agent.
NION NURSERY & rasa dete ; ; ».,| Other elevator in the world ever a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday oh 7 ; " ,
gpa on | AMAZING EVIDENCE GIVEN BY CHINESE WIFE IN CRIMINAL ; 6 De Eh i adel — aan held. In the C. N. R. yard are|| py Sehoolst280 p.m. oe eae wean
; children ane » other one child. : I .

« dinnitiens COURT AT VANCOUVER oe fs a ; " Oe eae 700 cars, for which there is not Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
renga He LOOK aie bb be BOUks Sat eae hk decal s 8 ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH KE NOTICE “that Cook
FEED A SPECIALTY i : : five ’ i Si ‘ aia (99: senaat room he elevator. Since Sep- . Al I TA OTICE that I, David
OREN Vancouve! April 30.—Sold|which she worked at a waitress, | ved with hi RCE. IVER said | ember first last the Canadian Cor! Fifth Ave, and Dunsmuir Place Sirens, of Princes Ruperts, :B. 20, caine
mall orders promptly attended to | : - the witness oe Morning prayer, 11. Even- tion cierk, intend to apply for rmission

} int o servitude when a child of) and after giving her some cham y j |; Northern terminals here handled the pbawee a $0 ‘a oe purchase the So are described lands:
a Ru ert Feed Co three by her mother in order pagne, had taken her, attired as Shortly afterwards, she said} 990,000 bushels more than in school, 37:30 p. ™. Holy aus eat ak de tee eae ~ 4
rnce p . a bay, to Port Moody and thence}|Wong Lai brought her to Can-|the same period last vear Communion first Sunday northeast corner of Pre-emption Record
le period las ar.
pay her father’s  funera ex iin a V] a aving 43 il tax for thant 7 of month, at 11 a m., 1838 at a point on the northerly shore
Third Ave. Phone Black 268 | M y dmontor While in Edmon-j|ada, paying the poll tax for her. ———__—_ — and third Sunday at 8 Mae of an falant, thence south 60 chains
-jpenses, Mrs. Wong Lai, a young/jon she said she had lived an|She was detained at the immi- Fisheries of Hudson Ba mee Soe Earl eet ice ition ae
a a hinese who, according to Chi-/jmmoral life for four davs. the! eration shed on landing, and was} fenced . REV. G. A. RIX - - RECTOR steestamianak a aot ae bes
2 nese standards, is a very pretty proceeds of which had gone to|only allowed to go on a form of Otawa, April 30,—An_ investi- THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL eeeuer lala ee. —
U M B E R ounge woman, gave some amaz Wong Chong marriage being undergone with gation into the fisheries of Hud- Granville Court DAVID COOK STRANG.
like evidence in the Vancouver The more amazing part of her|Wong Lai. After her marriage, | : , Sunday services wm aut! Ww. McK. Logan, Agent.
eon 3 ; 7 ; prompted Mt shading action "©"! son bay is to be made by the de- 4. m., 3 and 8 p. ana March :7, 1@td.
count criminal court rhe wo- story came in answer to the/|she said, Wong Lai tok her to} 5 y day "Sshool, 1: 30° D.
C O A | jman, who had been erroneously! questions of Mr. Charles Mac-|Chinatown, where she worked as partment of marine and fisher- = ight services Mon: NOTICE
| de scribed as a Chinese heiress, | donald. who appeared for the de-|a waitress and as dealer of a fan} ies, and a schooner with a scien- day and Saturday. | pamenanese
lwas rincipal witness in the rr the tok f aust heen tan game In ¢ tio or s_| tific yarty will leave Halifax OT ee ne rr eee ee ee re | IN THE MATTER of an application for
Pe n She told of having been |\an gam n addition, ‘her ‘hut Dae Cn ee CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS the issue of frean certificates Of Hie for
—and— jprosecution of Wong Chong, Lee/ gold as-a child of three to a wo-,band made her earn money by/|Shortly . after the opening of Lot 11, Block 44, Section 5, end Lots 18
‘ Kwong Yi il Chew ' i h | navige ee a adi Held in Hays Bldg, 245 2nd Ave and 1%, Block ii, Section 7, City of
Complete Line of | Kwong ip anc sew Chew on &}/man who later sold her at the|immoral means. On a trip which | navigation. Preliminary investi- Sunday service 7.30 p.m. Lorine hupert, Pt os3. ,
\ charge of abducting her from|/age of fifteen to be married,|her husband took her to visit the| gations indicate that the bay and aoe pe meets bi -30 | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it ts
‘ . mM. s y
ILDERS SUPPLIES jthe custody of her hsuband,| After the death of her husband;Chinese quarters in Kamloops,) Strait are exceedingly productive Wednesdays at me p.m an tor one month from ‘the fiat eaitienten
Vong Li ‘ eta sol : n re i entieton ; ade rs ‘rior grades P “Ct Reading room is open hereof fresh certificates of title in the
FSTHOLME LUMBER CO., Limited Wong Lai and one of her children she was, Ashcroft and Penticton he mad of superior grades of ‘fish. every day except Sundays \name of William B. Snodgrass tor we
. oa ” In answer to the question of|/taken by relatives and sold to a|*%1,500 out of her earnings ea spa a from pate apie yaget etcee which certificstes
: a o i
pone i\Crown Prosecutor O'Brian, she/dreadful life with other women “He told me he only got $200, Do not follow others, be with . july, 1913, and ans salanened' s40 1 and
told Judge McInnes that Wong/in a resort in China. It was here,|}but he used to keep a book, ¢ the leaders; invest in Port Ed- 4143 1 respectively.
seve eveeaamewege| 0" Sucre Molnnes ‘tha ee 25535 Tene er esr h g Aveta pe mnok, ae ee Se OE EE H. F. MaeLEOD,
w Ad in The WN . Chong had taken her away in a|she said, she met her present/I got hold of the book and found|ward before the industrial de- *T Want Ad i het a District Registrar.
adebenpengpiny " ee taxicab from a restaurant at|husband, Wong Lai, who wanted/that it was $1,500,” she said. veolpment. ee 1 o ane eee Poreee omreert om

  

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$300.00

 

 

 

Commencing May 1, 1914, the grand drawing to take place on Friday, Dec. 25, 1914, at 9 p.m. in Westholme Theatre  §

of our New Store

Opposite New Premier Hotel

In Prizes will be given away free to advertise the Bays’ Department

 

 

 

 

FIRST PRIZE

GRAND CASH PRIZE (in
GOIM) ..... . vo chit tipieeelr $200.00

SECOND PRIZE

BOY'S BICYCLE, value. .$ 50.00

THIRD PRIZE

BOY'S OUTFIT, value..

FOURTH PRIZE

BOY’S OUTFIT, value. ..$ 15.00

FIFTH PRIZE

BOY'S OUTFIT,

-$ 25.00

value...$ 10.00

 

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Conditions of our Grand Drawin
itions of G g

No. 1—For every $41.00 purchase in oul Boys’ Department purchase!
is entitled to one chance in our Grand Drawing.

No. 2-——-\Where a purchase is made for an) odd amount, more or less
than $41.00, a receipt will be given Tor same, and when other
goods are bought to total the sum $1.00 another Coupon
will be issued for same, so that every cent that is spent in our
Boys’ Department wil! have an earning value t wards gelling
the winning number in our Grand pee

No. 3-—That each Goupon will have a duplicate, and the holder ot
each Coupon will be requested to place duplicate in a sealed
locked box, the key of which will be in trust with the Conti
nental Trust Gompany until the Grand Drawing.

2 No.4@—That the winner of the Grand Prize must be a Boy not ex
; ceeding the age of sixteen (16) years

; No.5— That the Grand Prize, $200.00 in Gold, will be paid in trust
2 at the Royal Bank of Ganada for the Boy holding the winning
3 number,

3 No. 6—That the Grand Drawing shal! be public, and that the said
; drawing will be held in the Westholme Theatre on Friday,
; December 25, 1974, at 9 o'clock p. m.

Precccooe.

 

 

 

everything
best money can buy and is sold by us at prices equal to any Cana-

Our Boy’s Department

AND HOW TO WIN THE GRAND PRIZE |

The why to be a prize-winner in this Grand Drawing is to be sure
and purchase every

article that you require for Boys’ Wear in our
Department, which is complete in every detail and contains
for Boys. The class of merchandise we carry is the very

Boys’ Department the holder will be entitled to a Free chance in our
Grand Drawing.

 

dian city. And every garment sold by us is absolutely guaranteed,
or money refunded for any unsatisfactory purchase. Our New Store
is Lhe most up-to-date and largest exclusive Men's and Boys’ Store
in Northern British Columbia.
$300.00 IN PRIZES
Soman Given Away Free in the Complimentary
upon BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Coupon
of Our New Store
THE ACME
By cutting out this aan Coupon and presenting same at our

 

 

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Second Avenue, Opposite new Premier Hotel