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THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO, LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

H. F. MeRAY,

Maily News Building, Third Ave.,
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advance’. Weekly,

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New York—National

York City.

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It cannot be

virile opposition.

opposition would be remiss in
their duty to the
did
the weak points of that agree-

people if they

ment, and from

received so far it
that they are doing their duty.
The remark of Sir i
characteristic
when he says that if we
be partners with the C.
we should have some s
There is nobody who
says that nothing
The road has been put

striking and

control.

done.
in a bad way by
promoters but
Canada is also

It would be an
thing for a financially em-
individual
a loan on the terms offered to
the C. N. R. Only forty per
eent. of the capitalization i
put up as security.
individual muét put up all his
assets for an advance of forty
and then he is very

barrassed

per cent.
lueky to get that.

moters who have shown them-
selves either dishonest
competent in the past are still
left in charge of the road. A
would have
found himself in the hands of
a receiver. This is what should
have betn done with the ©. N.-
R., and forever prevent a_re-
petition of the bold mendacity
they have exhibited in the.last

private

few years.

The independent stand tak!
en by Mr. R. B. Bennet,
gary, on the C. N,
worthy of a strong man.

a0 Saturday, May 16, 1914

charged that
the opposition to the ©,
policy at Ottawa
party affair. Of course
is no issue that could be advo-
cated by any party
flaws could not be picked by a

would seem

the
at
something must be done.

else is as popular as ever
was. The trouble is it won't

individual

AND GENERAL MANAGER

HEAD OFFICE

Prince Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98.
Canada, United States and Mexico:
or $6.00 per year ($5.00 if paid in
$2.00 per year. All Other Countries: Daily,
, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance.
OFFICES AND AGENCIES

Newspaper Bureau, 249 East 23rd St.. New

London, England-——The Clougher Syndicate, Graud Trunk Building,
Trafalgar Square.

Subscribers will greatly oblige by promptiy calling up Phone 98 in
ease of non-delivery or inattention on the part of ene News carriers

—— ete ==

not always easy to oppose
one’s party and when a man
does this on an important
question he is worthy of every
praise.

It must be rather diseyp
pointing to the South Ameri-
can peace envoys to find them
selves suddenly losing the
centre of the stage and the
luster of admiring eyes. The
Gonstitutionalists in Mexico
who refused to join in the
peace conference and who a
little later were denied adinis.
sion, have now jumped into

the lime light. They herve
taken Tampico, one of the im-
portant Mexican Eastern

ports. With the profits <f
this victory and with Huerta’s
limitation by the United Sta-
tes fleet they are likely to

make further advances. It}
would not be surprising to see}
a section of Huerta’s follow-|
ers join the Constitutionalists |
and make their victory com-| BROAD LINE IN WILDERNESS OF THE NORTH WILL BE wil! be sold by private sale after
plete. It would only be treat- |
ing Huerta as he himself |

treated his predecessor, and

seems to be very typical of the
i

Mexican character.

Shifting the burden of taxa|

tion from your own shoulders
to the shoulders of somebody

always stay put.

Under the new scavenging |
bylaw you can go ahead an
make as big a mess as you)
like in your back yard and the
city will have to clean it up

for nothing. It might be well}! %e"

to remember however, -that!

should your neighbor happe on;
to own the piece of land you!

are living on, the rent is lik-
ely to go up.

Remember, too, tuat when you
pay an indirect tax, you gen-
erally pay twice as much.

LUM

SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, BOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager
ist Ave. and McBride &t.
PHONE 26

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
Branch Yard at Smithers

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

THIRD ANENUE

Builders’ Suppliee
Plambers’ supplies

Paints
Oils
Varnishe.

P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 3

Sheet and Plate Gluse

Plate Glass Mirrors
HARDWARE sive
Tinware

Graniteware

MONARCH MALLEABLE The * Stay Satisfactory

MEET His

SNOOP HAS
INVITED ME TO

COME OVER AN’

Range.

NEW MISTRESS OF RIDEAU HALL AND HER CHILDREN

is Many years since Rideau
was the home «

The above is a picture
» new governor-general
r two children.

|..ooptanee of the locality. = At
inent stream crossings and
points of travel the line
cer consists of a five-foot
jinum bronze shaft, weigh-
1:00. pounds, set in 2,000
nds of concrete. At less im-
int points the monument is

was very slow and laborious
The survey is declared by en

gineers to be the straightest in

the world for the length eneom-

shoulders of the men themselves, For full particulars and all informat
THE G. T. P. TICKET OFFICE, Har: o
AGENCY ALL ATLANTK

ilier, being designated as a V Vi ‘
ast of the same metal and ancouver, ictori i and Se
iiring only 1,500 pounds of Steamer Prince George leaves Prince Rup. attle
ete for the base. There are Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince p MONDAYS 4
proximately 200 or these Steamers Prince John or Prince Albert \y. 5 et ay ribave tea,
. TUESDAYS
ymuments along the 600 miles L E ; 8:90 p
+ _ « »
boundary. ‘The work of con OW XCurs) lates
the heavy materials for Yo EASTERN CANADA and UNITED sra me
+) . truct stl i with NORWEGIAN CENTENNIAL ,12 NORWAY in ,
he construction, mostly on with NORWEGIAN ' sane A 40 on
pack animals, sometimes on the 8.8. HENRIETTE carries rough (; ee

Dog Got Medal

ciety to a dumb animal.

Several weeks ago Buck's dog
jcompanion, Ted while swimming
lin the Williamette River, be-
‘ame exhausted. He sank twice
before Buck reached him and
pulled him out by the ear,

who were of the . F. D.

airmen, Captain Anderson

ind a mechanic by the name of

Carter, were killed, and Lieuten-| '"

TED THIS YEAR t=

FINISHED THIS SUMMER

actual visible results of Ringe Five.
seven vears of efforts, | TAKE NOSICE that 1, William Mck

Sr ce : ; *|Logan, of Prince Rupert, B. C., occupa-
venty-foot vista, cut like | ton prospector, intend to apply fer per will Ca
ic mission to purchase the following de

r that the posses-
sions of the United
Canada may have a distinct sep-

ave > or t ough |
pretation at every avenue or line, tht

* with monuments, set

» points, from three
apart.

monuments areeted are

The work has been
in progress since
wRomss Riggs,

representing

d |diree tion of

\United States OF LWO "Dea,

ant C. W. Wilson severely § in-|J

shot.

Storage helonging to Joe Jor-

gonson left in the Houston Cafe

30 days if not settled for and re-

fer equipment and

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,

|scribed lands: Commencing at a 4081

south of the northeast corner of Ire-
mption Record 1838 thence south 40
north 40 chains, thence west 80 chains tu
hains, thence west 80 chains along the

containing 320 acres, more or less.
WM. McK, LUGAN,

depending upon the March 7, 1914.

who is now a mem-
Alaska railroad com-

and brush districts Bae 160 chains east and 40 chains
commission, |
|

* conmissron

» been neighbors
» exaet dividing line

e northern portion }
, previous to this survey,

disputes arising,

* COMMIsSsions,

approximately

, eonsisted of
eighty men each seaso
work was undertaker

selected his ;¢

|PRINCE ALEXANDER CF TECK /‘"!y, 1913, and are numbered 249 1 aud

assume the position of}

service up to the ‘General of Canada

Skeena Land District—District ef Coast,
Renge Five. I

| Sirens, of Prince Rupert, B. C., occupa
o purchase the followipg described lands. | (0o!s

chains east and 60 chains north of th
}northeast corner of Pre-emption Record
{is38 at @ point on the northerly shore

fio the southerly shore line, thence east
ferly, northerly ard westerly following the
iuuousities Of the shore line to poiat of
| Enea coments containing 480 = =6acres,

| ree DAVID COOK STRANG
March 7, 19t4

——

Skeena Land District——District of Coast,
: Range Five.

jof Prince Kupert, B. C., occupation
arpenter, jotend to apply for per-
taission to purchase the following de
scribed lands: Commencing @t a post
planted gbout 160 chains east and 60
hains north of the northeast corner of

ihe northerly shore line of an island,
|thence south 60 chains to the southerly
shure line, thence westerly, northerly and

shore ne to the pojnt of commencement;
oilaining 480 acres, more or less,

i William Mek. Logan, Ageat.
March 7, 1014

NOTICE

|Lot 11, Block 44, Section 5, and Lots 1s

Vriuce Rupert, Map 923.
NOTICE 18 HENEBY GIVEN that it ts

erreur fresh certificates of title in the

passed | ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY

Portland, May 145. For s@ave | Second Avert : )
. hoor 0 rom 8 a
x the life of. another dog, a Visitine “eonte om

220 Sec econd | Ave

Architect
, Federal Block
XE RUPERT, B, C. STUA

shore line to point of commencement; | phone 300

or sell all kinds
TAKE NOTICE that 1, David Cook / household

ommencjng &t & post planted about 160) wwii) oi)

jiine Of an island, thente south 60 chains 839 3rd a Ww.

Phone 526

~ HARRY HANSON pO. pox 208

THE RELIABLE PLUMBER ’ ROBERTSON

TAKE NOTICE that I, Audrew MacLean, ete

|vre-emption Kecord 1838 at & point O0| prone 489

easterly, following the sinuosities of the DR. GILROY, DENTIST ers

ANDREW MACLEAN Crown

| ud gHiMe MATTER of an application for UNION TRANSFER co a
IMPERIAL MACHINE Si

RESIDENCE ii( ekly Done

snd 19, Block 11, Section 7, City of GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
South Wellington Coal

iny intention to issue after the expiration | HUNES
f Ohe month from the first publication] 432 Second

Y mpre
m w ii p. m
cordial nvit

AINTING

bronze hero medal was awarded For rat it apply se osetia

to Buck, an English bulldog, by|*> ? wena igs eS aoeee te OLISHING AND

the Oregon Humane Society to WALL TINTING

day The medal was ceremon ¢

ously attached to Buck's collar KNIGHT & HICKEY 4 :

by his master, John O'Halloran Co : ° a
ntractors and Builders ar

This is the first time a medal Jobbing & Repairing Mar tin Swantot

has been presented by the so- . ;

| Shop: Sixth Streets }

NE GREEN 269
JOHN CURRIE
Contractor & Builder

Esiimates Given on Moving Bulldings

Phone Black 294
Stupianes Collided Speers

vice-regal residence at London, May 15.—Two army

New| Welingta uty

rite Hourthold Gog
Brightest, Gest

NEW WELLINGTON COAL o,

FURNISHED Second A

APARTMENTS —

room suite

Phone Black 334)/ Ut

THE ALASKA BOUNDARY TO Ss ohee ie oral Sie ears PAY RENT... ., oEOROEUI
BE COMPL!

1 will bulld you a home on
to sult you. ee acme

Cc. K. YTERBERG,
P. 0. Box 541

1712 Bth Ave. E

moved. Third Ave., Head of Second Gra
1 in the north each win- 91-117 GEO. BK. 8ST. CLAIR. Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Broker nce Rupert
Notary Pubilc. Rents and Collections ate aeeeeemmemees aati

AUCTIONEER

_Prince Rupert UN ITED TAILORS

0, Box 1655 “ ae

eT. rn sce

soe SECOND HAND GOODS focmenit

inechanics

AILLIA & MANSON
citors, Ew 7

M. CROSBY ; tie
Phone Red 243

A IVARSON & CO.

Willlam McK. Logan, Agent. Blacksmiths & Horseshoers
Boat Work

mens Lal

, Manson Way LAD)

Second Ave., near McBride cl

and Bridge Work a
Specialty. ; aa
Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue WILLIAM c HOUSE

PRINCE RUPER!

name of Willlam B, Snodgrass for the
ibuve mentioned lots which certificates
are dated 12th January, 1911, and 80th

iiags il respectively.
i.

| F, MacLEopD,

District Registrar.
tion clerk, intend to apply for permission
Land Kegistry Office, Prince Rupert, B

next «., March 5th, 1014. Seal Cove

Scoop Knew Snoop’s Sweet Tooth

BOAT BUILDER

JOHNSTON A

Im K As

AN’ I SPENT MY
LAST SITNEE ON
THIS TWO POUNDER,
OF CANOY FOR HER

PY GOL \F IT GEE- SHES GONE AN’
A\INT SCOOP AN’

FORGOT YO TELL sis BUT \F THaTs CANDY YOU

Ov WUZ COMIN’— BROUGHT FOR HER-
‘CAN LEAVE \TANDY)

ohitect

Phone Green 321

Drawn f

1914 (NTE OE

i Bor 14
FOR FP MBING a HEATING
SMITH & MALLETT

GEORGE LEEK ¥

AND CLEANING

Next OP. R

PACE TRAN AER

SMITH COAL

Assignments

JAIMES GILMORE