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The Pioneer Druggist

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“It ain’t no use to grumble
It’s jest as cheap and easy
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‘‘Fixins’’

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HAND BAGS

  
  

We have just received a
shipment of the newest
styles and latest designs
in ladies’ Velvet and leath-
er Hand Bags.
pecially invite you to call
and let us show you our
new goods.

C. B. WARK

styles,

   

which

LADIES’

   

Girl’s

  
  

Wren it rains are you
provided with the
proper equipment so that
you don’t have to stay in
the house?.. .
imported from England a
splendid range of Ladies’
Rain Coats and Rain

are in the ‘‘raglan’’ cut

the correct thing in ladies

tweeds and in oiled cloth
and rubber coverings, in
smart up-to-date styles.

Coats—ages 4 years up.

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H. S. Wallace Co’y. Ltd.

Dry Goods, Chinaware, Etc.

Fulton Street and Third Avenue

S. O. E. B.S,

The Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 318, Sons of | for a few days

England. meets the first and third Tuesdays in
each month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m.

. V. CLARK, Sec.,

F. <3
P, O. Box 812, Prince Rupert | f¢turned from Prince Rupert where

       
 

Mr.

News Co.,

Mrs.

HOLDS SERVICES _
IN BIG TENT

Presbyterian Missionary at Kit-
selas Gets Good Congrega-

that is being made.
Brown, the Presbyterian mission-
ary, recently in Prince Rupert on
his way to Kitselas is now holding
regular church services in a canvas

which congre-

has

William

News of progress up-river shows
churches
the general

are

Mr. W.

large

gations are drawn. |

Last Sunday he spoke on the
parable of the Great Supper, the
greatness of it, the cost of it, the
excuses men made for not coming
hearers

ber-lined cashmeres, oe to it. He warned his
Sas che teadiletiie that those who discarded the in-
the most 42. tham vitation were trifling with

outlook for

storm Coats. We also pression. The
have a big assortment of ‘
laties’ Seik Tike te church is very good.

Buy on Sixth Street for $1500
Cash. H. F. McRae & Co.

WHAT’S DOING
AT KITSELAS

Up-river Point is a Busy Little
Place These Days

(Special Correspondence)
Kitselas, May 27.—Mr. A. C.
Little of Prince Rupert, has opened
up a news stand here, under the
management of Mr. Wallace.
Biglow

of the

returned

McKenzie

keeping
advance

the
The invitation thus
spurned might never be repeated.

The sermon made a serious im-
the

Empress
from
Hazelton where he was on business

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HANDASYDE& HURT |

Canadian Rand Co's. Products
Mining Machinery and
Contractors Supplies

Road Building and Concrete Machinery
Agricultural, Farm and Dairy Supplies
Dump Cars and Wagons
Gasoline Engines, Motor Vehicles, Trucks

Y oFnice: THIRD and FULTON
P.O. Box 436 -

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Prince Rupert

 

 

 

  
  
    
  
 

-.-» HERE IS...

Your Chance!

One section of land on Bank’s
Island is offered for sale at a
very reasonable price.

For further particulars apply to

JOHN DYBHAVN

Open Evenings

 

 

 

Exchange Block

 

 

 

    

The Insurance People

EVERY CLASS OF INSURANCE,

The Mack Realty and Insurance Co.

Phone 150

GET OUR RATES

Third Avenue and Fulton St

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reg. $20 and $25
Suits Now

$15.00

SECOND AVE.

Special Prices

IN MEN’S SPRING SUI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Martin O'Reilly

PRINCE RUPERT!

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Classified

One of the best services the

mon ground,

There buyer and seller, employ
To put this modern conven

rate to a nominal price

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Do away with this, Patronize a white

laundry. White labor only at

Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118

 

 

Assignirient

———-s
Notice ig hereby given that bids will be open
for the sale of stock of Simon's Fair to the high-
est bidder. Stock consists of Crockery, Glass-
ware and Hardware. Bids will be open until

June 1, 1911,
W. T. ROBINSON, Assignee,
115-tf Box 164, Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

Notice

Take notice that John F. Matheison of the City
of Prince Rupert in the Province of British Col
umbia has retired from the firm of Matheison,
Wood & Company, plumbers and steamfitters of
the said eke

Dated at Prince Rppert, B.C. this Ist day of
May, 1911,

 

F, J, MATHEISON,

H, WOOD.

 

 

 

 

STOKES’
ICE CREAM

is the purest and best made in Seatttle.
This cream is used solely in

Palace Ice Cream Parlor.

Second Ave. next to Optimist old office
TRY IT

 

 

 

 

Fruit and Candy, wholesale and retail

Phone 350 |

Sam Gowen, Prop.

 

she was visiting friends for a|
week.
Mr. R. C, Bean of Prince Ru-|
pert representing the Mutual Life}
Insurance Co. of New York, has |
been in town for nearly a week.
Mr. Bean smiles when asked how
business is and replies promptly,
“Business is good.” He expects
to go to Hazelton the last of the
week.

The Skeena fallen
siderably and the boats are now

has con-

 

!
| going safely through the canyon. |
Mr. F. H. Mobley was in town
lfor a short time making arrange-
|ments regarding the taking of
the census in this district.

Mr. and Mrs. Morrison left
|Monday for Prince Rupert for 4
\few days.

The bodies of W, H. Tully and}
| William Grant who were drowned

 

j\ast week have not yet been found
although a diligent search has been
made for them,

About Eighty Went
About eighty passengers went
south on the S.S.’ Prince George

this morning.
Miss Laura Holtby left on a
visit to friends in Vancouver today.

 

Her aunt, Miss Grant, left the
city today. After a short visit to
friends in Vancouver she will

return to her home in Ottawa.

 

 

 

 

 

F. M. Crosby, Third Ave., between 7th and 8th |
streets. 117-tf

No. 8 Star Cook Stove in perfect condition, pipe
enough for 2 stoves; all for $10. Apply at!
Room 23, Fraser and 7th Streets, seven to eight |

117-wi |

i

Over-Seas Club |

A special meeting of the members of the Over- |
Seas Club will be held at the Westholme Lumbar
Company's Hall on Wednesday next the 81 inst.,
at £ o'clock when members are requested to re-/
turn all unsold concert tickets and to make pay-
ment for those disposed of. |

HARRY M. BIRCH,

119-122 Asst.-Sec,

in evening,

 

 

 

| successful season, putting up 23,-

sharp.

 

 

 

000 cases. This summer the ex-
pack this cannery

37,000 cases, preparations for that

pected at is

number having been made.

Basketball—Tigers vs. Cres-|

land

liner, will arriv«
1000 tons of frei

Have you tak
the big sale of cl
gents’ fur

}at Hoffman's, Se«

cents at Aueitorium Tuesday, | Mechanics’ Stor:

May 30th. Game called at 8.45!)
Admission 25c.

Pantorium Pioneer

 

 
  
    
   
  
  
  
   
 
 
 
 
  
 
 

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Carpenters are getting busy on resi-
dences all over town but even with this
building activity it will be some time
before the demand for dwelling houses
and apartments can be supplied if it
ever is, because of the number of new
people arriving with the object of
making homes here. My correspondence
upen this subject with parties now on
the outside is constantly increasing
so I make an especial appeal to those
having apartments and houses to rent
or for sale to immediately list them
with Uncle Jerry,

RESIDENCES FOR RENT
$60 per month, Seven furnished rooms
with store below, A bargain.
$15 per month, Two room house, un-
urnished, with basement. Plast-
ered, Water,
$27.50 per month. Five room cottage,
plastered, Water.
$15 per month. Cabin, 1&x12, Stove

Jeremiah H. Kugler

pase asbasbaseaseassesoastesessesseetestestessease ese sceese:

%,

$25 per month. Five room cottage, pl-
astered. Water.

$40 per month. Four rooms, bath and
toilet. Furnished $50 per month.'’@

$15 per month. Four room cottage
near McBride. Running water.

$25 per month. ‘Two story, four rooms.
Partly furnished.

$25 per month. Five rooms. Water
not laid on,

$22.50 per month. Four rooms in a
double house. Papered and well
finished.

$30 per month.
rooms.

Two story, seven
Bath room but not con-

. nected. at om,

20 per month. ree rooms. Part]

iol cigar 4 7

2 r month. Two story, five r F
artly furnished. Gare an, me

$35 per month. Six rooms and bath.

$35 per month. Seven rooms and bath,

$35 per month. Bungalow, four rooms,
ath, Hot and cold water,

 

| $1600 Cosh yp 2

bi

 

WHY PAY RENT?—BUY A HOME

$2,500 Buys five room house in See-

Easy terms of payment
can be arranged.

$6,000 Buys double apartment house
in Section 6.

tion 6,

ranged,

$5,500 Buys nine room house with
Hot and cold water.
Modern conveniences.
ments arranged.
$5,180 Buys elegant eight room bung-
Four fireplaces.
modern conveniences.
$300 Buys five room house on Reserve.
$2,700 Buys four room house in Sec-
: Modern conveniences, in-
cluding bath.
$3,000 Buys seven room house
Section 6. Modern conveniences.
two story house, seven
Section 1.

basement.

alow.
tion. 6.

$2,625 Bow
n

| rooms,
hing Mi
cater “hop

ok Sok Sot Soh Soh Zot Set Sok fet Joh Sok Set Set fet set setionse

tion 1.
ment.
$3,000 Buys two

Terms can be ar- phone.

$1,000 Buys two
Time pay-

Avenue.
Bath. All
in Section 6.
$2,700.

in | $400 Buys six lots

 

$3,500 Buys house and shack in Sec-
Three rooms, kitchen, base-

house in Section 6.

Price $5,575.

$1,000 Buys two story,five room house
in Section 7, Price $2,250,

wey

cottage in Section 5.
,000.

$1,000 Buys five room house on Seventh

Price $2,600,

$800 Buys well finished four room house
i Bath, closets.

BUY A LOT AND GET RICH
pee, Buys two lots in Section 8. Price

$400 Buys four lots near Seal Cove.
Price $225 each. i,

“Ask Uncle Jerry”

ie cece: pasesttssestesteese ett eee ase ate tee eee ee eee Da aigs paspasbaseacoasens

room

story nine
Tele-

Bath,
for balance,

Bath.% Price
$600 Buys lot
$1,025

HOW ABOUT

Price

at Seal Cove, Price $100 monthl

lease of

 

| s42s

$100 aor two lots in Section 8. Price
$200 {Buys two lots in Section 8, Prico
$800 Buys lot in Section 1, easy terms

$840 Buys lot in Section 5.
snap for cash.
seven room | $550 Buys two lots in Section 6. Easy
terms for balance,

$400 Buys lot in Section 6. Price $850,

$500 Buys furniture and lease for two
ears of ten room house.

ath.

$800 CASH. F
rooming house, 20 x 100, 2 story
and basement.

$725 Buys furniture and 8 1-2 years’
rooming house in Seetion
Rent $45 per month.

Buys Two Lots in Section 2.
This is a Big Srap.

Avenue.
rented,

in.
Price $3,750,
This is a

We have

in Section 6. Price

ROOMING HOUSES?
Toilet and a
irst payment on $4,200 Francois

Balance payable

 

on it.
this,

$700 Buys rooming house

Nine as
A snap.
$1,800 Buys large rooming house. ‘
Finest place in city.
clear $100 to
Investigate this.

“ASK UNCLE JERRY”
also
worthy of consideration, several bus
Opportunities, stores to rent, bos
sale and so forth.

There has been a surprising der
recently for farm lands up the Ske:
end in the Bulkley valley.
large amount on
selected, all the w
Lake,
of the character of the soil and so for!
The price at present is low, runnin
y. from $10 an acre up. Some of the ani
is partly cleared and has farm buidin
You should certainly look int’

Second Avenue

DvESESEERESUGHDEE EDU ERE EERE

steecEneNeeeeee PCDI COIS OHIO ne nr mne rnin nena mene nenerniry eer ener rrr rennin errr rearrange

Uncle Jerry’s New List

on T!
nished rooms,

Sh

mo

$150

per

a hotel proposit

We hi

carefully

acreage, —
from Kitselas
full deseript\:

with

  

   
     
  
   
 
  
  

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- - vertisements ti: PREAC
is i ified advertisement columns . HER
modern newspaper gives the public is in the classi : ne Aone CONTINUED Frowy »
er and worker, landlord and tenant, and oper. other pate th ol o ROM PAGE }
ience in reach of everyone the New f 25 cents The young ;

of a cent a word per insertion. Minimum charge 0 2 . tbesquenth
Here is our Classified Advertising Column for today. Watch it grow. left that hous: Lighway 4
. ~ t| — : —~ life and staked ae
centre, Hugh ) ‘et
Loat end Found (Ex, $.S, TEUCER|o. tot nt.
Ce ee 12-inch Steel Car Wheels : 7 ‘k the tw
~. Axels and Roller Bearings meaning of thy slot cae
"OUND—Elegant rooms; newly furnished. e (2° STOCK ; 4 | em

| ’ Bulkley Block, 6th Ave., near Fulton. 109-1m LARGE STOCK He bought a Kis

ee TT Rupert Marine Iron Works kalum and hea: t Ms a

rg “re tt

For Rent . was he re came is i

i Notice to see him i
— ,

Last night

| Neatly Furnished Rooms ; athe preferred. Take notice that the partnership consisting of ste

Apply Mrs, Mullin, oF, ajestic Theatre. Isadore Grossman 00d Pe rah caner te was preaching
m business in the City o Riu ta.
of Gre van & Soskin, ts hereby dissolved, ™ ne onc ‘

Cosy furnished rooms, Mrs, Bower, Somerset Re toed aay of May, 1911, the sxid leader ities every o1 read
Rooms, Third Avenue, between) Seventh aad Grossman is to continue the business sad to cole) tg man and « ”"
Eighth. 1ii-tf lect all accounts and assume all liabilities. - : The

Nice Furnished Rooms, Anpiy Mra. Kirby, Alder Dated at Prince Rupert this 22nd oa House by the eR i
Block, upstairs entrance, Third Ave. 117-124 | 1911. the man in t} aq

eit a é i

) Several good 6 and 6 room houses with bath, $35 | ————-————~ ren ath
per month. O. M. Helgerson, ry - DESPATCH FROM GEORG knew the pract i
6. oll 7-t ‘ :

New 7-room house on Ambrose Ave., partly fur~ LEEK it. His emotior Worked »
nished,rent $25. Apply on premises or Box 874. and as a re t :

110-116 in . ‘ ‘ came th
4 : ‘ ,

Nice, clean, bright outside rooms. Bulkley Rieck exciamation ‘Hy Heay
6th Ave, near Fulton. lim; Detachment of Mounted Police op og ag

Nice furnished rooms single or for housekeeping. Join the Party at Regina : 2 the
Apple Pres@iRooming House, on Ave. near service and the two m

cBride, | ay 8-lmo --~ al {

é ° . . . TCs ' . }
(Special to the Daily News) great talk during whi y dy

eee ermermereres : "OR 1 up a big area of rem}

Help W Regina, May 25, 1911. B

ed y : rr st }

elp Want Under the command of Major Sid ) oe y the
. . dide ¢ . )
pr mermmercrnmarmastarseariemernes |Hart McHarg, the Canadian con-|"@° ° the Road ful
| .
inge vache egina today, the

Experienced sewer for ladies clothes. Mrs. M. tingent a8 iched R k y . The House b the Sid
G. Gebhardt, Westenhaver Block, 6th Street | men all in good spirits and enjoying y Side of the
and 2nd Ave, 118-121 ‘ Road

Girl Wanted at Reilly's Bakery Lunch, Empress the journey. Sk ee bike fern:

Theatre Basement. 114-117 At this point we were joined ar 1" ‘

District Manager for first class Health and Acci- pee 2 tr atchty mand withdraw:
dent at Sumoany, “ Splendid eree by a squadron oOo] eighty men anc In

ts. jal sm a beral commission. . 1 1e ; oft eal
Apply to “1, McComb, Health and Accident horses of the Royal Northwest 1 ; P cf t
artment, Empire Life Insurance Company, . - ere are souls ‘ .
511 Winch Building, Vancouver. B.C. 114-12 | Mounted Police, under one officer. ae) 10K i¥e
on : apart
Nineteen young men te take cosy rooms in the The smart red-coated policemen | . ee
. ton. 09- Im : . . nN i . les
ee ee , with their well-groomed, well-train- 7 1a teow
. ly at Optimst Office. 94-t : . ‘Te ¢ ones |
ee Dene Sarge ed mounts look splendid. They | *7T® @F© Ploncer at

Wanted—An A-1 solicitor for the most liberal ‘ ae 4 their pat
Fraternal Orders e the ae: Call oe will make a good effect on the} Wi hicl

a ae em. 08 | Ne » lighw
ee British people, who have doubtless ae

Wanted —500 good men to join the Order of Owls : But let me live the

" }
Call room 28, Empress Hotel. I. F. Madlem jheard a great deal about the
o8- . ie Be roa
@\ bravery and splendid discipline; oe
c : i And be a fric
Fire Insurance of the mounted police. |

} { The special train is lengthening | live;
eee out as we get additions to our| et me live in i

THE British Union and National Fire Insurance | , ompany, The weather is fine, | the road
Company of London, England, with capital | ’ : | Where the r %
of $2,500,000.00. See us for rates, The Mack) and we are all having a very good |
Realty and Insurance Company. 70-tf : ? The men who

| ime. | :
| ‘ n whi
i ps tt ae Pea ae ca mat | Best wishes to all my comrades | 4 in :
la - ; ‘ ‘ a tane z and
Situations Wanted he the Earl Grey's Rifles. i ’ es er
, would not sit ir vat
| Yours truly. ™
ses Es . 3; ae Nor hurl the c
i *E ORE iE LEEK 7 ,

A_ classified advertisement is a tireless work- | Let me live in ak
hunter—and seldom fails | Pa | ft)

: of the

By experienced man and wife as cook and helper | At the Baptist Brotherhood '
te mn SD Stgoen try hotel. Avply e L. | Social tonight a photograph will | And be a frier

+» Optimist. 96-97 : .
|be taken at 8.15 prompt. Come
| , | :
| Carly. | 1 see from my }
| rn caer } the road
Boarders Wanted | KNIGHT'S INLET by st =
| y the side J

a ae ar Ce life F

| , is

Home cooked meals and nicely furnished casaae | CANNERY SOLD | The men who pre: Mu
for three persons. Apply Mrs. James, Seott | | ;

Bidg., rd Ave., between 8th and 9th Sts. 85-tf | of hope,

Private Board by the week or menth. Home . : £ ot | The i \ 4
celuind & Gasoinibon:. balan E. Gleeson, ard | Capt. R. G. Gosse is Retiring j I he men wiht 3
Ave., between 7th and 8th Sts., phone 171. 89-tf From Business | strife

penetrance ermine ee But I turn not

. . ° |
| Captain R. G. Gosse, who has} smiles or
Real Estate } i erty poe  Stciae
jfor many years been identified; Both parts of C

Re ee or i salmon canning operations | Let me live ir

A classified advertisement is a real ewtate sales- | On the coast of British ( ‘olumbia, the road
man, and does not often count enough to!, a |
count” in the net result is reported to be retiring from And be a fri

Nineteen young men wanted to rent cosy furnish- | ; » wnati ; } in 8
ed in tha Bulkley Keema bth Ave, near Fulton, | active participation in the industry, 4

109-lin land he has just disposed of the After a visit ‘
emmsomermmsvmmsrmsennsremermncrmmsrmmsremede (cannery and plant of the Knight! with some big
For Sale | Inlet Packing ( ompany at Knight! Clift Ford retu
Inlet. The purchaser is the A. B.! toda.
teers er teres >|. ; F ?
; |C, Packing Company.

Smith-Premier Typewriter in perfect condition Fs
Apply P.O. Box 328 6-124 6 | 6d Last year the Knight Inlet 1000 Tons of Freight

All kinds of second hand goods bought and sold. | Packing Company had a very The SS. Prin« Ps