THE DAIRLY ‘N'EtW:S

    

 

 

boy te deliver parcels and. make
himseif generally useful.
pay $1.00 a day to the right iad
give good business training.

   

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BEAUTIFUL

Snow - White
LINENS

    
  

 
   
 
 

We have a very thorough stock

—Table Cloths

—Gentre Pieces
—<sSideboard Runners
—'Table Cloth by yard
—Napkins to match

—Hemstitched sets of
Table Cloth and Nap-
kins to match

—Everything else in
Household Linens.

 

teeters.
H. S. Wallace Co’y. Ltd.

Dry Goods, Chinaware, Etc.

 

Fulton Street and Third Avenue

 

    
  
 

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“What Shall It Be”

Question
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The occasion may be what
it will; it is our duty to be
ready to supply you, and we
can. do it too.

    
 

 
 

With pleasure to you be-
cause of the size of display;
with profit to you because of
our ability to sell close.

 

 

DANCE?

TO-NIGHT

McINTYRE HALL

  

When the gift question pre-
sents itself let us show you
how easily we can match your
ideas,

 

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Heintzman Pianos

EASY TERMS

C. B. WARK

Jeweller

 

  

Ladies Free

   

 

OPEN COURT

Opposed to Conciliation Behind

Local Union at Michael Re-| <A

quests Executive Board to/remark in
Withhold Evidence Unless
Heard in Open Court. No Ac~

Lethbridge, May 3.—A strong
feeling prevails among the mine-
workers generally against the pro-
ceedings of the Corciliation Board's quirer that
being conducted behin closed doors.
Today the Local Union at Michael

“We, the menibers of the Local
Miners’ Union of Michael, request
the executive board of district 18 | ————— —W—___
to give no evidence before the con-
ciliation board as long as proceed-
ings are held behind closed doors.”

 

The board is new in session, and
it is not known what action may
be taken regarding the matter,

The resolution awaited the mem-
bers of the board on their return
to Lethbridge after both parties
had made a twur ot investigation
in the district.

Somebody Lied

man heard to
the Majestic Theatre
that Reilly's Bakery
just an old lunch

certain was

last night

Lunch was
|counter where a barber used to be.
There is a ten dollar bill waiting
for that man if he can prove his
statement. Perhaps if he had not
been so penurious he would have
informed his lady friend and _ in-
Reilly’s was a

lunch after the show.

Woman wanted at once at
Pantorium. 97-tf

Toe «Kado

With You....

 

FREE

} and receive

| Front Offices in Alder Block

Lost and Found

FOUNDA small sutra of money on 21d Avenue

Apply McRae, shoemaker, Fulton St. 98-100

For Rent
Nice furnished rooms for rent Apply Drexei

Rooming House, 2nd Ave., near McBride.
May 3-1mo

House with 4 rooms and bath, sewer connected;
also 2 rooms fuvnished. Dunrmuir, between 6th
and 7th Ave. Apply on premises. — Butler. 96-0

Apply W. J. Alder

 

96-106

nice |
tea room where they could get a;

Help Wanted
Wanted—A Boy for delivering groceries. App!
Mussallem & Co., 5th Ave. o7-tf
Boy Wanted. Apply at Optimist Office

Cook--At Ives Hotel, Massett, Graham
$75 per month. Apply Chief Steward, Prince
Albert. 97-98

o4-tf
Istand

Houses Wanted

HOUSES WANTED—Furnished ot
ed, 2 to 6 rooms. If jocation and Price suit
me I will rent them myself and pay rent in ad-
Vanee, no waiting, no listing, Phone me today
Black 59—Unele Jerry, 72-tf

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unfurnish

nished, inodern conveniences, close in Call
‘phone "51. 85-tf

 

 

ie | Board Wanted

|.

| WANTED—Room and board in private family.
X.M., Optimist Office. 14

Fire Insurance

 

OUR SPECIALTY—Fire Insurance. We repre-
sent eleven strong Fire Insurance Companies
We want your business, iarge and small
Let as quote you rates, " © BR and
Insurance Company, cor 3

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Ave. and Fultun St
| THF, British Union and Naticaal Fire

Insurance

{ Company of London, Eng. and, with capital
| of $2,500,000.00, See us far rates The Mack
j Realty and Insurance Company. 70-tf

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Situations Wanted

 

 

A_ classified advertisement is a tireless work-

hunter—and seldom fails

By experienced man and wife as cook and helper
in mining camp or country hotel. Apply H. L.
96-97

‘GET IT AT McRAE BROS. |

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T., Optimist

 

Boarders Wanted

Home cooked meals and nicely furnished rooms

for three persons. Apply Mrs. James, Scott

‘METHODIST CONFERENCE

Ministerial and General Session
Morning and Afternoon

Ministerial Session was the order
of business this morning at the
Methodist Conference now in prog-
ress in the First Methodist Church.
Rev. G. H. Raley presided. This
afternoon, general session was held
and the lay delegates were present,
The result of the vote on the
question of union of the churches
was not taken this morning,

Steamer Bulletin

The water in the Skeena River

is rising rapidly and the steamers

IT’S BRINGING BUSINESS

Proprietor of Bakery Testifies to
Value of Advertising

“Systematic and repeated ad-
the local newspapers
up a good business
is the testimony of Mr.
Reilly, proprietor of the bakery
and lunch counter under the Em-
“Yesterdey I pub

press Theatre
lished the prices of my goods in

which reports rou,

   

Triangle spoke th,
ia at 8 p.m, 180 mil
Flattery, eastbound My
S. S. Prince Rupert at 4.
her position was no:

   
      
 
  

    

     
  
  
   

   
    
    

Mivey
toosh reports the oy;
Wasp at 4 a.m., the on)
Atlas and barge 93 4; 4,

Out S$. S. Chark
a.m., S. S. Zealay

7.30 a.m. Cape |

morning

can afford to spend.

 

will soon be in Hazelton. The

following is today’s official bulletin
Kitselas

sent trom

| Calm, cloudy, mild.

Water one

foet, eleven inches below zero,
rising

Operator by McHugh’s at 8 a.m.

Inlander by Sheady sat 7.30a.m

Conveyor by Hardscrabble at &
a.m.

Distributor by Copper River at
7 a.m.

Omineca by Copper River at 7
a.m,

Port Simpson by McLeod's at

30 am

Hazelton by Graveyard Point
en route to Prince Rupert.
Smoker

All Scandinavians are cordially
invited to attend a smoker to be
given tomorrow night by the
Scandinavian Society, in the Car-

penter’s Union Hall. 98-99

 

Corporation of the City of
Prince Rupert

| DUPCTIOF

the News and in two hours this!S. S. Princess M

 

I did all day yesterday. Let)
the people know the prices of |FIVE CHARGES 0; MURDaA
ithings for sale and they come}

to your store knowing what they; One Man Found Guilty at Vy
couver Assizes

“Keeping everlastingly at ad-

vertising in the newspapers must | (Canadian Pre

inevitably bring business. I speak} Vancouver, M
| bills for
lreturned by the

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from experrence murce

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Da a ; ;
icriminal assizes t!
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NEW LiEUT-GOVERNOR
ch, the old man
Sir Francis Langlier Appointed |\ith attempting
at Quebec Today |Fax on Carrall

jsome time ago

Canadian Press Dispatch) iby the
May 3.~Sir Francis |deferred till the en:
Chief the;

Court et Province, |

jury H

Quebec,
Langlier, Justice of
the
was this morning appointed Lieut-| LAND PURCHA

Governor to Succeed the late Sir}

Skeena Land ietrict —i
Taxe
Rupert, b. ©

Charles Pelletier, whose death was

recently announced, The position oveupati

. se ; j . . | lane
carries with it an allowance of |'*is. cine at © pos
$10,000 a year and a government | miles wert and two mii

| Stanley Creek where
| Harbor, Graham Island
inance 80 chains west
trenee 80 chans east t

residence.

and containing 659 acres or

Dated March 17, 1911
Pub. April 7

sent;

Increase Water Supply

City Engineer Davis has

a party of engineers and assistants

1 did treble the business | from Comox at & a)

 

notice that CGeor

for permission to purchare tt

Queen Charintte latands La

to Mount Oldfield to look over the

Skee
Take notice that I, J. «
vert, occupation general ag

of pormissicn to prospec
or ine following describe
Commencing at 4 post pie

 

. o.8 corner of Secuon 8 Tow
sibilities to increase the water| and msrke: j G. Me?
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instructions in Ex- |
posing, Developing
and Printing. We

Bldg., 3rd Ave., between Sth and 9th Sts. 85-tf |

| Private Board by the week or month.
cooking a specialty.
Ave., between 7th and &th Sts.,

Notice is hereby «i

Home
iss E. M. Gleeson, 3rd
phone 171. 89-tf

 

 

 

will put you right ]

ty ae For Sale

| and keep you right. eg paweog Se the said Asvessments murt give nm t

i stating cause of complaint tc the Assessor at

| Good pictures guar- Geena ene 3 aneree power, cheap. Apply | least tex: days previous to the sitting of the said

| at Keeley’s Drug Store. 101 Court

| e 2 “f 1. McLENNAN, Assesso
anteed. Develop | Household Goods. Rooms to be let. Apply Mrs. | noted at Prince Raper BC Mos ise 19lt
ing, Printing and Evjen, 7th Ave, and Taylor St. near Summit. 95 = “— » °

Nice little home on brow overlooking harbor, close
in, only $185); cash $75

Well built 14 foot rowing boat.

Enlarging done for
amateurs.

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| McRae Bros., Limited |

| SIXTH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE |

 

| ing full equipment censisting of one pai f
| | spoonblade cars, two pairs spoonblade sculls,

y y one pair ash oars, two pairs rowiocks, mast,
balanced lug sail, folding anchor, 300 feet rope, | t@ Monday,May 8th, for the excavation
backboard, rudder, tiller and yoke
in town which owner can use without loss of | *@me
time looking for his gear or carrying it from his
house. On view at Johnson's Boat House, Hays
Creek, P. O. Box 98. 7

 

W. J, Alder. 96-106

Locker contain-
f

Tenders Wanted

the undersigned up
of a part
of the school ground d for laying plank the
Pians and sp ‘cations may be seen at
the City Engineer's Office.

Tenders will be received by

   

Only boat

 

 

Cc. H. SAWLE
o7-tf 96-100 Sec. School Board

 

that there | east 60 chuins, thence »

supply for the city so

commer convent

will be no shortage ins summer Dated March 4, 1911
Pub. Mareb 0)
. . kee xa Land District ,
Weather and Shipping oie matles thet Jack

Yorkshire, England,
tends to apply for per
‘ I following described ia
the whole coast Except

Prince Paupert sets a good ex
ampie ts
easterly boundary of ¢
the southerly limit of
Yintrict, wher? the «al
along the southerty r
end the projection thereon!
50 chains more or lem

at Triangle where it is drizzling

tod ly, the weather conditious along

the coast are somewhat similar

to those prevailing in Prince Ru-| along the last ment

or lems to the porthe

 

  

pert district, a little cloudy, but! chenee in a westerly dirce
. , } tioned limit 50 chuine
dry and fair Passing showers are | timit of timber limit 3432
direction 11 chains more
reported from Estevan Sa 15) commencement

DatedMarch &, 1911

mostly smooth except al Triangle Pub. Mareb 25

 

 

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GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC

 

 

 

The only Main Line
Townsite in British
Columbia in which
the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway Co.,
has announced its

joint ownership. -:

 

 

 

 

Townsite

LLISON

 

Commencing at 6 post 5

timber limit 32601, thene:

 

 

 

Lots in Ellisox
Townsite and

Addi-

tion For Sale.

Rogers

 

 

 

 

 

  

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SEE THE OFFICIAL MAP

The first glance will show you that ELLISON is lo-
cated at the junction «? toe Skeena River and the Bulk-
ley Valley. he Grand Trunk Pacific has announced that
they are joint owners in the townsite of Ellisen. Now,
my dear reader, you must remember that up to date the
Grand Trunk Pacific has not announced that it has any
interest in any other maia line townsite in British Colum-
bia, Does that start you thinking ?

STUDY THE MAP and you will find that Ellison is
where the railway tracks leave navigation. That fact 1s
a very important one for conservative investors to think
over, What is known as the Hazelton district covers a
territory many miles in extent in every direction radiat-
ing from the townsite of Ellison. Mining machinery, ore
shipments, smelters, reduction plants and all sorts of
mining operations starting up in this rich mineral region,
must necessarily have a metropolis, a HUB, a headquart-
ers, If any sane, conservative man can figure out any
other spot except Ellison for the hub of the great com-
merce of this district, his plan should be very interesting
to the Grand Trunk Pacific officials. It does seem as
though these officials, after several years of investiga-

tion and engineering, would know just whet they were
doing when they put their official stamp on Ellison,

|

STUDY THAT MAP-—I desire to say to all parties
| who are talking townsites in the vicinity of Skeena River
| and Bulkley Valley that there will no doubt be several
| small towns, just the same as one always finds in a min-
| ing district. “There ws} be towns in the vicinity of El-
lison along branch railways, probably towns at the ends
| of branch lines made to serve the mines and the collieries,
| but it will be history repeating itself in regard to the
} building up of every metropolis. Ellison has every nat-
| ural advantage, haus every earmark of being the future
| mercantile and financial centre of the Skeena River min-
| ing district and the entrance to the Bulkley Valley.
STUDY THAT MAP and you will find that all of
| the mining towns and railroad towns around there just
| beginning to be talked about will only be feeders to city
| and port of ELLISON. The Grand Trunk Pacific has put
| its official stamp on Ellison. Do you believe the compan

; will do as much for townsites owned by individuals as it
| will for one in which its stockholders are joint owners?
If you do, don’t buy any lots in Ellison. If you desire to
| make a permanent investment, or merely to make a little
quick money, you must decide fer yourself right now.

 

Do you propose to follow the individual townsite promot-
ers or the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company.

STUDY THAT MAP-—If you desire to put your
money into a real estate promoter’s townsite you will
have many, many opportunities this summer. The av
erage promoter is full of hurrah and red fire. He must
enthuse investors of the mail-order class with his wares,
ELLISON is in the Missouri class, Therefore, 1 am not
telling any fairy tales aboutit, I am making statements
that can be readily verified.

STUDY THAT MAP.-—If you want to join that
great army of investors-at-long-range, then you should
put your money into promoters’ townsites. If you want
a perfectly safe and sound inuestment, certain to bring

ou large profits, then put your money where the Grand
‘runk Pacific, after ycars of careful investigation, have
put their money,

STUDY THAT MAP.-—Ilt is not likely the Grand
Trunk Pacifie will have any other townsite in British Co-
lumbia for sale this year. The officials of the company
state that the company is not irterestedin any townsite
in the Hazelton district except ELLISON.

ELLISON is on the bank of the Skeena at its con-
fluence with the Bulkley. You may change railway sur-

veys, you may change the location of towns, but you can-
not change the geography of the country through which
the railway passes, The head of navigation necesrarily
means an important townsite. Ellison will not only be at
the head of navigation, but the centre of a mining district
wonderful in its resources that is now being opened up,
and for which E'lison will be the shipping point both by
railand water. The fact that trains may change en
gines up or down the line or in the suburbs of the town
of Ellison does not amount to shucks in building up a
town when such places are compared with a town located
where rails and navigation meet. a

STUDY THAT MAP.--You will find on the official
plan of Ellison that a large part of the townsite has been
reserved for future sales, the same as the company has
done with certain sections of Prince Rupert townsite,
There are, therefore, at this time, comparatively few lots
on the market, You must hurry if you want one,

STUDY THAT MAP,--ROGERS'’ ADDITION to
Ellison, only a small parcel of land, lies within eight
blocks of the site of the railway station. Lots in this
are being offered. I am advising my clients to buy Rog-
ers Addition lots at $150 for inside lots and $250 for
corners, Yerms—-10 per cent, discount for cash, or 10
per cent, down and the balance on easy terms, no interest.

 

 

  

 

 

 

  

JEREMIAH H. KUGLER—

Offices: 2nd Ave., Facing Grand Trunk Terminal

Prince Rupert, British Columbia

 

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