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One of the best services the modern newspaper gives the public is in the classified advertisement columns,
There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, and a host of others meet on com-

| without.roads or trails for the few

Advertisements ™"" "=, gin:

“Such is the condition on the
Such will

CURSES HIM
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1 A : mon ground, To put this modern convenience in reach of everyone the News will reduce its islands at yo r.
fi ° 9 |Violent Scenes at the Tria\ of rate oe a nominal Pan et ‘ cent a word per insertion, Minimum charge of 25 cents. be the condition until the govern-
yagi * ere is our Classified Advertisi Jatch i row. .
¢ Ladies the ammonite | __ Fi ia WO ea a a ne
| anny i Lost and Found for themselves and their friends
PR err ries cytes HS. | NOM Sean ‘GRAHAM ISLAND i everyrning in sight’ Tt isan
o FOUND—A small sum of money on 2nd Avenue. : ; ; i
\ —_——~. Mr. R oa ireslie Had Apply MeRae, shoemaker, Fulton St. —_-98-100 SETTLERS KICK |«" of speculation and intrigue
, . ‘ ‘. | cerepenapeieepeatenatathemth
] @wealr Father Vittorzi Cursed the In- a se wear ne eg 7 ee ” | hears the poor must grow poorer
' former Abbemaggie after the Rees eee ae For Rent te tigtndlntesytcn seni land the rich become richer, despite] @* Buys 160
and the ric ecome ; ) $320 8 acres
f — we i se Ua aes ee . aoe a a ae . ; ‘ ’
'-® Latter Had Taken an Oat on 1 ' ti today Mr. Ronald | Furnished House ¢ oe QP EB LRR the fact that the masses ‘govern, and Vegetable |
: n g ; ay i ‘ me 0 ction 6 for one!) | . tle ,
' We are putting on a_ bargain the Crucifix That He Had) . a eee ee month from May 1Bth— $30. “Apply PrineeRu' |g the south and the Queen;It is time all of the people under-|™ = . Half mile from Ra ;
table for Tuescay and Wednes- Not Lied Ferguson appeared at the City] Pert Agencies, 2nd Ave. 301-107 t : a , A tee. Seal cabin included.
day of this week only. In many a Hall to hand in his nomination | Nice furnished rooms for rent. Apply Drexel Charlotte group. The Queen Char- paniyamenigant ah vate. “gts,
cases they are priced below cost eT aoe fidate § ld H sie oe Pee sont MSDE ottes have millions of acres of|dent Lincoln who said: ‘You can- 200 Partner wanted in Fruit bys.
and, if you would secure some Wir eased lin A A cack eA ‘as candidate for alderman. e imo : we 4 iness T
Seas eae eae f mtg (Canadian Press Diaspteh) ‘ House with 4 rooms and bath, sewer connected; | agricultural land; millions upon | not fool all of the people all of the ness on Third Ay
By ee hd Viterl ttales cay i was disconcerted for a moment] also? rooms furnished. Dunsmuir, between 6th), s Ea : . a $ Buve 75
Heed 0) come for them, on. the peel tee By Ser ams when he found that the precious and 7th Ave. Applyon premises.— Butler. 96-9 | millions of feet of the best timber; time. ‘Vote buying’ and ‘vote $1875 uys 75 1-8 acre Fruit
i sational “anenes : vhen he foun ‘ 3 ecious E . : toe : re Cite
days mentioned. sational scenes marked the hes<cing 9 sl san eabed I "| Front Offices in Alder Block, Apply W. J. Alder. | coal and oil and minerals that will | catching’ is not governing and thej *. land at Kits: Hal
f , OF the Camnichtatecwél on Sat document had been either blown 96-106 | . ate Ppa it bat mile from the Railway,
8 Night Gowns, embroidered, Mice roe a or spirited away. There was still Two nicely furnished rooms, one front room, hot | astonish the world. Three water-| sooner the people wake up to their
slightly ‘‘mussed,”’ regular urday afternoon. Father Vit-toruu|°? * if s ey baths, The Roland, Third avenue. = 18-8. |] 4. Gut through, with tides that! responsibilities, the sooner the pres $700 Buys Rooming Hy ind
\ $1.50, sale price............ 95e he 2 ~, . we . |time, however, for him to get aj——————-—___- oe As : ; Awe Nine furnished +
Pp urday afternoon. Father Vittor 8 | bliterated rooms
ay afte a. Father Vittorzi, afford transportation unequalled, | ent system will be obliterated, bil teueel.: & anao. n

 

 
 
 
  
 
   
 

9 Night Gowns, embroidered,
some & bit soiled, oilers new
stock, regular values $2.25 to
$2.50, sale price.......... $1.80

6 embroidered Underskirts, reg-
ular value $1.00, sale price, .70¢

7 lave-trimmed and embroider-
ed Underskirts, reg. value
$1.75, sale price........... 1.20

8 embroidered and lace- trim-
med Underskirta, values $5,
$6, ord $7, sale prices $4.30,
$4.90, and 5

Chemises, values
BAlG MINCE. 6 Fis Pewee. 95e

J.ace- trimmed Drawers, $1.
MEIER HOW 15 vi0iy ob os aba ss 70¢c

Oth + lines of whitewear will!
be fou: d on our counters at very
special prices for the two days.
Some of the garments are new
spring stock, others are soiled
from handling, but all of them
are genuine bargains at the
rices we are putting on them
or Tuesday and Wednesday.

H. S. Wallace Co’y. Ltd.

Dry Goods, Chinaware, Etc,
Fulton Street and Third Avenue

 

 

thes; SOD
“What Shall It Be”
Question

This store is prepared to answer it

meres Emer

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.

When ‘te gift question pre-
sonts itself let us show you
how easily we can match your
ideus.

    

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Heintzman Pianos

EASY TERMS

C. B. WARK

Jeweller

 

who is one of the prisoners, at th

informer Abbatemaggio, chatsen-
ged Vittorzi to swecr on the
crucifix that he had not lied is his
evidence denouncing the Cam-
morra. Abbatemaggio put the
ix to his lips and kissec it

 

cruci
and swore he had told the trith.
Vittorzi became livid with
and cursed the informer in Latin.
The court became uproarous, and
by order of the Judges the cara-
binieri removed Father Vittorzi
from the room until his passion
was subdued.

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FRANCE GETS
A WARNINC

Germany Intimates That Trou-

ble May Fuilow

THREE CRUISERS SENT
Little Diplomatic Row is on
Over the Despatch of Fremeh
Troops to the Vicinity of Fez
in Morocco.

(Canadian Press Dispatch)
Berlin, May 8.—A curt German
note was despatched this mornd ¢
Paris warning that
| dangerous consequences are likley
follow, if
| attempt to make an enttance mto
| Fez,
| It is reported here thet thre

 

| to France

to the French treaps

German cruisers have been ordsred
| to proceed to Casa Blanca, near to

| the seat of the diplomatic trouble.

 

 

 

Coast to Coast
OCEAN TO OCEAN

Tickets To All Points

ROGERS’ Steamship and
Railway Agency

Second Ave, Phone 11
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W ANTED

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tee EE ere tres

A local representative is wanted
for aterritory tributary te Prince
Rupert to sell the hardy non-irri-
gated nursery stock grown by the
Oregon Nursery Company, Oren-
co, Oregon. Liberal terms, Party
must come well recommended.

powers ADDRISS rmeermer ers

Oregon Nursery Company

Orenco Oregon

 

OUR SODA
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IS OPEN
FOR ‘11

Pure Ice Cream with all the
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C. H. ORME

The Pioneer Druggist

PHONE : ; ; 82

 

 

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Sefore going up river make | of
ealling on us so that you may secire
the best values obtainable in the line of

Clothing,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Topshirts, Under-
wear, Etc.

We are well acquainted with the cli-
matic conditions of the jntert.r and have
jtocked the right kind of

proud.

— Grossman & Segkin

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conclusion of the evidence of the

mn Pub. May 6,

a | Dated May 2, 1911.

 
  
  

fresh nomination paper and get
his supporters to sign up again.
Messrs. G. W. Amott and J. H.
Thompson responded to the call
cheerfully, and Mr. Ferguson had
his nomination in the City Clerk's
hands well before two o'clock,
Weather Notes Today
Prince Rupert maintains to per-
fection the fine weather record of
the past ten days. Bright sunshine
today with balmy winds and the
harbor just ruffled with sparkling
wavelets should satisfy the most
capricious. Down below the wire-
less stations continue report
“Cloudy,” or “Showers” more of-
than ‘‘Clear."’ The wireless
report, however, today more
favorable though there is mist at
Tatoosh and Triangle reports “Ov-

to

ten

is

ercast.”’

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, ’Phone 4

ADVERTISE IN THE
NEWS

 

 

Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed “Tender for Public Building, Grand
Forks, B. C.,” will be received at this office until 4
p.m., on Monday, May 29, 1911, for the con-
struction of a Publie Building at Grand Forks
3.0

of Mr. Wm. Henderson, resident architect, Vic-
toria, B.C., at the post office, Grand Forks, and at
this Department.

Persons tendering are notified that tenders
will not be ecnsidered unless made on thejprinted
forms supplied, and s'gned with their actual
signatures, stating their occupations and places of
residence. In the case of firms, the actual sig-
nature, the nature of the occupation, and plave of
residence of each member of the firm must be
given.

cepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to

called upon to do so,or fail to complete the work
contracted for. If the tender be not accepted
the cheque will be returned.
The Department does not bind itself to accept
the lowest or any tender.
By order,
R. C. DESRUCHERS.
Secretary.

Departmeni of Public Works,

Ottawa, April 25, 1911.
Newspapers will not be paid for this advertise-
ment if they insert it without authority from the
Department. 2

 

LAND PURCHASE NOTICE

Skeena Land District--District of Coast Rage 5
Take notice that Mary Beaton Gilderslee ve of
Victoria, B. C,, occupation housekeeper, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the follwing
described lands:
Commencing at a post planted at the southwest
corner of Lot 996, Range 5, Coast District, hence
80 chains south thence 40 chains east, the:\ce 90
chains north, thence 40 chains west to po.nt of
commencement, containing 320 acres more or less.
MARY BEATON GILDERSLNEVE
Dated April 17,1911.
Pub. May 6.

 

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| Skeena Land District--District of Coast Range %
| Take notice that Alexander MeIntosh of Var-
leouver, B C., occupstion real estate broker
| intends to apply for permission to purchavye the
| followiny described lands:
; Commencing at a post p lanted 40 chains euth
| from the southwest corner of Lot 995, thence 80
chains south, thence 40 chains west, thence 50
chains north, thence 40 chains east to point of
commencement containing 820 acres more or less.
Dated April 17, 1911.

ALEXANDER MeINTOSH
Pub. May 6

Skeena Land Distriet—D istrict of Coust Range 5

Take notice that 1, Lauchlan John Shanahan of
Victoria, B. C., occupation teacher, intend to
apply for permission to purchase the following
described lands:

Commencing at a post planted 65 chains south
from the eae corner of Lot 3060, thence 40
chains south, thence 40 chains west, thence 40
chains north, thence 40 chains east to point of
commencement, containing 160 acres more or less.

LAUCHLAN JOHN SHANAHAN
Dated April 17,1911.
Pub. May 6.

Skeena Land District~-Distriet of Coast Range 6
Take notice that Lettie McTavish of Vancouver,
BE. C., occupation married woman, intends to
upply for permission to purchase the following
| deseribed lends:
| Commencing at a post planted at the north-
| west corner 100 chains east and 2() chains nérth
| from the northeast corner of Lot 1116, Harvey's
Survey, Coast Distriect,Range 5,thence 20 chains
south, thence 80 chains east, thence 60 chairs
| north; thenee 40 chains west, thence 60 chains
south, thence 40 chains west to post of couaen-
cement, containing 400 acres more or leas.
| Dated May 2, 1911. LETTIE MeTAVISH

Skeena Land Distriet—Distriet of Coast Range 5
| Take notice that Grace MeTavish, of Vancouver,
| B. C., occupation married woman, intends to apply

| {= pormiee ion to purehase the following deseri
hi $

any
Commencing at a post planted at the southwest

iN | cuenes 100 chains east and 20 chains north of

the northeast corner of Lot 1116, Harvey's Survey,
‘Coast Distriet, Range 5, thence 40 chains east,

i thence 80 chains north, thence 40 chains west,

| thenee 80 chaing south to post of commencement
| containing 820 acres more or rand
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ACE MeT4V18SH
Pub, May 6. red W. Bohler, Agent
Skeena Land District-—D istrict of Coast

‘Cake notice that William MeTevish of Vancou-
yer, ls. C. occupation physician, intends to apply
| for permission to purchase the following deserbed
lands:

Commencing at a post planted at the southwes
corner, 40 chains north and 40 chains east of the

 

 

f | oust corner of Lot 1116, Harvey's Survey,

Coust District Range 5, thence 50 chains east
thenve 60 chains north, thence 60 chains west,
thenee 60 chains south to post of commencement

containing 860 acres more or less,
tod May 2,1911, WILLIAM A. MeTAV!SH
ay 6. Fred W. Bobler, Agent

Fred W, Fehler, Agent |

Plans,specification and form of contract can be |
seen and forms of tender obtained at the office |

 

Each tender must be accompanied by an ac- |

the order of the Honorable the Minister of ublic | —
Works, equa! to ten per cent (10 p.c., of the arnount |
of the tender, which will be forfeited if the jperson |
tendering decline to enter into a contract when |

 

 

 

Help Wanted

A Mother's Help. One who can do childrens sew-
ing. Other maid kept. Apply Mrs. Palmer,
4th Ave. and Hays Cove Circle, phone 209. 101-tf

Waiter wanted at Central Hotel. 100-tf
Boy Wanted. Apply at Optimist Office. O4-tf

Houses Wanted

HOUSES WANTED-Furnisiicd or unf:irnish-
ed, 2 to 6 rooms. If loca and Prive suit
me I will rent them myself ar] pay rent in ad-
vance, no waiting, no listing. [‘hone me tuday.
Black 59— Uncle Jerry. 72-tf

 

 

 

 

Board Wanted

WANTED—Room and board

0 in private family.
X.M., Optimist Cifice. 4

 

 

Fire Insurance

 

OUR SPECIALTY~—Fire Insurance. We repre-
sent eleven strong Fire Insurance Companies
We want your business, large and small
Let us quote you rates. The Mack Realty and
Insurance Company, cor Srd Ave. and Fulton St

THE British Union and National Fire Insurance
Company of London, England, with capital
of $2,500,000.00. See us for rates The Mack
Realty and Insurance Company. 70-tf

n * \aeeations Wanted

A classified advertisement is a tireless work-

hunter—and seldom fails

By experienced :aan and wife as cook and helper
in mining camp or country hotel. Apply H. L.
T.. Optimist. 95-97

Position by Japanese cook in family or boarding
house. P.O. Box 8%. 03-6

girl for light house work.
B. Cohen, Fraser street or
103-t.f

Wanted immediately
Apply to Mrs. M.
Phone 82.

Boarders Wanted

Home cooked meals and nicely furnished rooms
for three persons. Apply Mrs. James, Scott
Bldg., 8rd Ave., between 8th and Yth Sts. &85-tf

Private Board by the week or month. Home
cooking a specialty. Miss E Gleeson, 3rd
Ave.. between 7th and 8th Sts,, phone 171, 89-tf

Money to Loan

A classified advertisement will find yey the mon-
ey with which to put your plan into effect

Real Estate
A classified advertisement is a real estate siles-

man, and does not often count enough to
count" in the net result.

For Sale

Gasuline Engine, 3 horse-power.

i cheay. Apply
at Keeley’s Drug Store. 1

96-10

Household Goods. Rooms to be let Apply Mrs.
Evjen, 7th Ave. and Taylor St. near Summit. 96

Nice little home on brow overlooking harbor, close
in, only $1850; cash $750, W. J. Alder. 96-106

 

Office Wanted

Wanted to hire, small space i\: office.
P.O. Box 757.

 

Apply to

99-103

Municipal Notice

 

All citizens of Prince Rupert, B.C., are request-
ed to observe the week commencing May &th,1911,
as a time for giving special attention to cleaning
up their outside premises,

ERNEST A, WOODS,

100-101 City Clerk

Tenders Wanted
‘Yenders will be received by the undersigned up
to Monduay,May Sth,for the excavation of a part
of the school grounds and for laying plank on the
sarne. Plans and specifications may be seen at
the City Engineer's Office.

©. H. SAWLE,
Sec. School Board

 

96-100

S. O. E. B.S.

The
England, meets the first and third Tuesdays in
each month in the Carpenters Hall, at 6 p.m.

F. V., CLARK, See.,
P. 0, Bex 812, Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 318, Sons of

FOR SALE

Two Box Ball Alleys, 42 feet long; Wall
case and counter, chairs, card tables, ete.
$200 takes the outfit for quick sale. Apply
H. E. ROSS, Empress Hotel Pool Room
Third Avenue ° Prince Rupert

 

JAPS ARE NOT BEATEN

South Pole Expedition is Mere-
ly Resting at Sydney
(Cadanian Press Dispatch)

Tokio, May 8.--It is announced
here that the Shirase expedition to
reach the South
abandoned its

pole has
attempt,
ported. It is merely resting at
Sydney, Australia, preparing

make another trial.

nol

as re-

to

4nd why are we making no progress

|Simply because the ‘provident’ | , All members of the Baptist “ASK UNCLE JERRY”
vovernment of this country cares | Brotherhood attend important 25 Buys store and House on «.
jonly for the ‘dollars’ that find| business meeting to-night at 8 $ 0 main street at Kitselas
their way into the treasury and) p.m. sharp. 102-1t Buys Furniture a:

$500

House.

$800

for two years of Ten Room
Toilet and bath

only assists those who aid them
in retaining office.

How Money is Wasted

|

“The year that has passed will

FOREST FIRE
IS RAGING

Cash—First payment un %.
200 Rooming Hous« x 10

show how the Lands and Works toc cee = B Pay
ate g i able $100 monthly.
Department ‘aided’ the settler in I >

Prince Albert District Is Threa- $725 suys Furniture ani year

> oy " ; » 83 an Pans S i-é
the expenditure of pubsic funds. tened lease of Rooming House
Rent $45 per mont!

| Between the two principal towns | section 1.

-|there is an almost impassable | 4
| trail—along the beach. © Further| SPECIAL TRAIN SENT “ASK UNCLE JERRY”
lup the Inlet—at a, place known as Cash buys 2 story Roor

Queenstown-—there is a trail that Big Forest Fire is Also Raging $1900 ing House at Kit

 

 

 

 

lis also in a bad state of repair | Near Kenora in Ontario—| x 70. Avcommodates 30 peopl
|Instead of building a good road | Fire Losses May be Very $5 Per Acre. 155 1-4 acres. with
between the two places it was Heavy This Year. mmaxings included at Brecke
| considered ‘adv isable’ to spend | ridge Landing, (mile 86.)
$4,000 on a short road running to Canadian Press Dispatch) $18 Per Acre. 422 acr
the purchased land of three ii \ immlipeg, May 6 News reach et +" s
e. 4 ‘ one > mom re : a er Acre Just 5
| dividuals, and non-resides = rhere ie sabi ei am NS hace $50 farm of 80 acre } ea bad
| is not one building, or clearing |“ bad forest fire whish is reported | parm buildings included
lalong this road, and it leads inte | to be raging along the settlements] 1.4 mile from railway
la muskeg swam Over thi | in 5he big river, north of Prine |
| é skeg swamp ver this roat : Rey ry
|went the member fer the district \ibert Phe settlers are tleeing)| ASK UNCLE JERRY
| . . . . . j ‘
jand the Chief Commissioner, ahd|fer safety, and a special train $17 500 Buys live, g
| the wonder is that they did not|has been despatched to dean eee Five years a
‘stick’ in it and remain there | the people and bring them out of] $7,500, baiance in one and t
T | ithe fire zone Buys 5 room House i
I'rue they stopped further oper-| © Mre zone a ey cae
itions; but why the expe iditure | Another big fire is also repor ted of paytnent can be arrang:
at all, when other sections required | ' be raging in the Lake of the 6000 Reve’ Dovubk
trails a d roads | Woods distric t, near Ker ora, On House in sect 6. lerm
Settler Gets no Chance } tario. The fire losses are likely to} can be arranged
; ; | ;
It is possible that the argume:t be very heavy $5500 Buys Nine | x
will be used that there are thou-| , he ah Mot ee
a A | cold water, and moder ences
| sands of - res still ay tilable “ the] WOULD BRIBE Time payments arrang:
| Queen Charlotte group of isla.ds Buys el f
1 i ; ys eya
Where are they located? At the] CONSTABLE $5180 sungalow; f aced
present time no man of sevse will bath, al! modern conver
locate away frorm the waterways ; Buys five roon
peonete OF FOREIGNERS IN TROUBLE |$300 (°°.
The timber and brush that one Reserve
| must pass through is almost enough | . . aD
5 OU) | Resisted Arrest Then Offered) ‘‘ASK UNCLE JERRY
ito break the heart of a ‘cruiser.’ | M Fi a
\There are no roads, with the] ee aned $20 $2700 Buys 4 room H
‘ tion 5 Mo
the exception of th » $4,000 fiasco.’ | » i ‘ xs
rail i Hi Y ,|D. Toni and G. Guseppi Had iences including batt
raus 1ere are none worthy ol . - f
i 4) ’ Adeventure with the Law, $3000 Buys 7*roor |
1¢ name ong the east coast ot ¢ ‘ « ' _ <
Cral Ltd Se ; : Toni Resisted Arrest and Con- | tion 6, M
sranan siand, where the largest . . ences 4
Palen anes stable Morrison Resisted al‘
number of settlers are located, the] Bripg $2625 Buys twe ¥
food is “pac ked’ along the beach : rooms, in se
It is only there the “Spec ulator’ { scsatini’ ‘ ; $50 Per month will r«
ec ‘ Gi esisting arrest and at : Sind A
feund no timber to stake, and z BYOre On: Decne /

stable Mor

Toni was today

jtempting to bribe Co;

coal clairas are plastered on the

|rison yesterday D
ifined $10 Magistrate (
(

Along with

“ASK UNCLE JERRY"

We flering

“$100

j}ond Avenue, 25 x 47.

$1000 Buys fine
islands a disgusted man? Not ovelarious. Guseppi in particular let} Third Aver
sawmill runving. No coal claims} himself go with a run and raised | $35 month r¢
No land
sible through the blundering of ¢

1
Roads avd

posts along the shore line. |
ry Per month

Speculators Paradise for rent a fine Store

a companion G

Is it any wonder if the pros-|seppi, Toni was coming down Sixth

pective settler leaves the group of | street and both were feeling hil
?

Per

Living Room or

I i.

two. | : .
| Offices for Rent in the Ba

| “ASK UNCLE JERRY”

being developed. acces-}| quite a dust for a second or

then that

jt was Constable Mor
risen interfered
|

paternal governement Guseppi would

trails there are none; yet thisjhave come along g | Lah net ue
as . A gga ge ; ng all right, but | THERE is an increasing and }

paradise that awaits but the ad | Toni seeing his companion in} dwelling houses and artments )
vent of population, is given over} trouble rushed valorously to the} Aryone having houses and ment
to the speculator aid to enrich|rescue only to find himself gripped | for rent to be vacant at at 4
; | 1

He| near future should list the

j by me

the growing treasury at the capital
once as we have many cer

by the strong arm of the Law

 

 

Revenue Over $500,000 | struggled but wae persuaded 0! from parties who desire to e quart

‘It is not too much to ask that|COMe @s far as the police shack | ers by the time they arriv:
some unprejudiced man be seat | Here Poni tried the other method AM dally eaked my 0} vi
to the Queen Charlotte group 6p atepert g to the constable that permanent values of r pati |
examine into and report on the}! would be worth quite a neat! Prince Rupert for investm 7
condition of affairs. There is a | little sum to him to look the othe) such enquiries I honestly stat t as}
country at your very doors which | ¥@) while his arrests escaped Prince Rupert papers
is capable of supplying your mar- With * smile Constable Mor- Set ates “i ee who
ket with all the requisites of |™50" ushered his charges politely | ous of taking advantage of
living. With a forest and stream | their apartments in the Mun-|invest only where offeriny
wealth that is unsurpassed; the | i ipal Hotel, and this morning both | much below present mar!

jJappeared before the Magistrate

ground and climate to support E are able to pict
hundreds of thousands of people; | Guseppi for being drunk and dis- who have realy cas
forderiy paid $7. ments good pro eat f

with waterways unequalled for

per cent. below the marke!
watching of fuctuntions
by our staff, Ff you vave
vestment and are looking !
gains call in and talk it ov:
show you how to make qui«!

| the purpose of conveying produce
REGULAR DRILL REWARDED

to the open sea, and all compar-
itively

 

unknown. Producing a
the governemnt that
exceeds the half million mark, yet

| Silver Cup Given to Pte. G. F.
Macdonald by Col. Sergt

revenue to

Jeremiah H. Kus!

¢-¢-@ ¢@ @-¢ @ © @ +! was RY
| yesterday awarded to Private G, F,

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