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DING NEWSPAPER IN Ni BRITISH COLUMBIA « CORMMEATIONS ) SPAWNING TIME HE
THE LEADING N . i: ae ee ay Wonk on cur OFF Zr tn Aes
‘ublis aily an eekly by
the Source of
CE RUPERT PUBLISHING D., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. ee DS, Pistet ED ARMS Salmon Run to
THE ree — ING CO. LT vo @ BALLYMENA 0 AMMUNITION, Rivers to Spawn
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H. F, MeRAR, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER AN FRIM ‘\ COAST. PATROLLE tii
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. 4 Nobody ever saw a Pacific ¢
a ore BaLcv eines A ES ( ty a n more than. seven Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle
- cs Hts 4s. : g ‘ Ws . ¢ » eae : fan Steamer Prince George leaves Prince p
Maily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C. Te repnote es ANTRIM ee oe 5 UNKNOMIN VEMELS years old, although some spring Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince | MONDAYS at g
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico: | a Qeanezere ifmon have been caught that Steamers Prince John of Prince Alber: heb FRIDAYS 4 An
Daily, 50c per month, or $6.00 per year ($5.00 if paid in * KILLEAD 8 fee a OLAS TAKEN FROM weighed almost one hundred pret TURSOAYS 920 py
advance). Weekly, $2.00 per year. All Other Countries: Daily, | LOUGH ie BANGOR. “MOUNTSOY rounds: Low Excursi: on Rat
$8.00 per year. Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance, CRUMLIN Se Sonacinnee rhis is the tragedy of the Pa- To EASTERN CANADA and UNITED srare; es
* NEAGH. LBELIRS T ‘ific in one sentence, The sal- with NORWEGIAN CENTENNIAL CHICANO WAY
BRANGH OFFICES AND AGENCIES CoMsEeR Cirle ° , : with NORWEGIAN GERNCAGO In connect
New York—Nat ! New B { Fast 23rd St ew / yi mon run, whieh has begun now 8.8. HENRIETTE carries roug! soitsa hee lon
Ve on C ‘ mt reer: that eo wey ay ete Siseugiy 7 in the rivers of British Columbia, For full particulars and all informa: ost t ae
er ae | (nouns e~ y is a funeral procession. This THE A. T. P. TIOKET OFFICE, Hor: p Third heme “Dbly ty
Seatile—Puget Sound News Co in CORAP SAINTFIECD applies to five out of six mem- AGENOY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Lines ent
London, England—The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Bu ilding, | or bers of the Pacifie coast salmon
Trafalgar Square. . é D O WwW N family. The ee member 3S . a vai |
sia ial ‘ small species related to the ’ .
aie ge ai os . as ¥ trout. “The other five species ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY hone $54 de
DAILY EDITION aD Tuesday, May 12, 19144 visit the spawning grounds only roome : ss w
fonee, and then die. The salmon | secon Satie, Sideealte Riapress 1 )
Saget , : es 3 . er GUN-RUNNING TERRITORY | always spawns in fresh water, as Rooms open from "s ‘. - to 11 p. m VPERHANGN
We are told by ‘the Cea from 7 protectionist. He ds = Principal points in exciting gun-running episode which may call 'far up from the sea as it can get, bsg + ange cag Bb ty ety ANTING
ment papers that free fuel oil special privilege man, his for intervention of British troops. near the sources of the rivers, |S. D. MACDUNALD, CHAS, DENN OLISHING ANp
for fishing boats, which has argument is humbug and is The young fish agree with the President Seer Wall
been recently granted, is going designed solely and wholly for current, and this accord takes] mens ALL TINTING
~ : : Den ’ « i
to be & great boon to'the fish-| personal gain or to suit poli- | qUS>SRDNES SNOEAED ROCA GOUSDUD TNIEAS | SUSURED | heim nack vo the salt nen KNIGHT & HICKEY Me ee oe
ing industry here and for this tical exigency. | i } The salmon inhabits the sea aL © Spey
beneficence we are to take our a died aisles tae Contractors and Builders : ;
"n = ” lew | until it is a grown-up fish and artin
hats off to our “popular”! — Next summer the ity willl TERRACE NEWS ITEMS _ |  foald Uiaroteone: taffumbescot ‘he Jobbing & Repairing Swansoy
Pca at Ottawa, Mr. H. 8. be called upon to meet close | (By Special Correspondent) }| mating instinet in its mind. This, } Shop: ae Or he Street: neat “=
slements. ii ce the su, i PHONE GREEN 269
spe upon a million and a half dol- —— = ens cae like the sex impulse of the bee, is
If free fuel oil is good for lars in treasury notes. What NOELLE) SPIO OGRE COLES PRMD DEANE, 8 a message of death. a

fishing boats why isn’t it good

 

3 , is the city council doing to
for other industries? meet the situation?

Why wouldn't it be a good What is going on under
thing for other articles in cover of which the poople are
connection with other indus- not being advised?
tries to be free? The people want to see a

‘Why wouldn't free food be a sale made of the long term
good thing for the people who issues. They want it, foo, be-
eat? fore we can be held up on a

The protectionists tell you renewal of the treasury notes,
that you must have protection| and they want to know what
to encourage home _ industry, is being done in the mean-
but the moment the tariff is} time. They will not stand for
reduced or taken off alto-| any deal being closed before
gether they tell you that the} they are given any informa-
change is made to encourage} tion as to the price realized.

If they
the penalty.

home industry.

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710 SECOND AVE

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SHINGLES, MIOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager
Ave. and McBride 8t.
PHONE 25

 

 

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Branch Yard at Omithers

 

 

 

 

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THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 3
Tinware

HARDWARE 2s,
MONARCH MALLEABLE ™ °

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Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges

Builders’ Supplies

Plumbers’
Paints
Oils
Varnishes

Supplies

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A most successful bazaar and
dance was held in the Progress
club hall here under the auspices |
of the Women’s Givie club on
Saturday last.
were filled with numerous
cles which had been made by the

“CLOTHES” PORTRAYS
SHAMS OF SOCIETY

Grace George’s Success Will Ap-
pear at Empress in Pictures

“Clothes,” the latest produc-
tion of the Famous Players’ stu-

dios, will be the attraction at the

Empress for two days, beginning
Wednesday, May 13, and will be
shown at the usual scale of

prices at this house.

Few dramas ever produced on
the American stage have attained
the conspicuous and sensational
success of “Clothes,” formerly

one of Grace George's greatest

dramatic triumphs. Written by
Avery Hopwood and Channing
Pollock, two of the foremost dra-
matists of the day, it portrays
in a realistic manner the sham
of society, and the sincerity of
the simple life which pride of

clothes does not dominate.

The part made famous in the
original stage presentation § by
Grace George is portrayed in the
film by Charlotta Ives, one of the
most clever ingenue leads of the
American stage. She forces the
auidence to follow every devel-
opment of her pitiful love for
clothes with poignant sympathy.
She is ably supported by House

Peters, as West, a rascal; Ed-
ward Mackay, as Richard Bur-
bank, sincere and upright; Fred-

erick Webber as Horace Watling;
Josephine Drake Anna Wat-
ling, the woman with social am-
bitions so strong that they over-
come her very love for her child:
Minna Gale Haynes as Mrs.
atheart, the eold, cynical woman
of the world, and Mimi
ihe noted stage child,
Kuth, the Watlings’

precocious cleverness.
The story gives to each char-

as

Yvonne,
who plays
child, with

 

acter and incident a just and
~ | equitable proportion of import-
ance, Each character is acted
with a keen realization of the

meaning of the role, and each

Two of the stalls)
arti- |

ed, the music being provided
| partly by the local band = and
| partly by a string band consist-
ing of two violins and a guitar,
| Mrs. Little, Mrs. Large and Mrs.
Lazelle were responsibie for the
|Civie club stalls, while Mrs. Pet-

ladies during the winter, while a/ter presided over that of the W.
third was given over to the/A. During the evening Mrs.
Women's Auxiliary of St. Mat-|Sparks and Mrs. Little were re-
thew’s church. The cake and|sponsible for ‘the stall on the
candy stall demanded constant! platform containing the few un-
attention, and long before even-!sold articles. The whole affair
ing all three of the stalls were | was pronounced an unqualified
practically empty. The dance!success by every one who
which followed was well aes eer

fits into the
cally and impels the

play logi-
performance

character

in a convincing manner.

The society circus scenes,
amid the gaiety and frivolity of
which suddenly descends the
stroke of tragedy which brings
Olive to a= realization of her

ambitions,
mounted with unusual scenic

worthless and empty

are

beauty. “Clothes” may well be

termed a production with a soul.
Netice

Storage belonging to Joe Jor-
gonson left in the Houston Cafe
will be sold by private sale after
30 days if not settled for and re-
moved.

91-417 GEO, E. ST. CLAIR.

For the convenience of travel-
lers there has been invented a
pocket electric heater, taking
current from a= light socket,

which will boil a quart of water
in three minutes

You will soon be able to pur-
chase local shingles, made in
Port Edward. 102tf

Ww hat everyone should know:
People of discriminating taste
dine at the G. T. P, Cafe. 83Lf

 

The Dye that colors any fae
of Cloth “nnn

SAME

sisi ene

No Chance of Mistak:

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Then the salmon mate, and be-
gin their nuptial voyage up the
rivers to the spawning beds. It
is no exaggeration say that
the beautiful fish, in whose
bodies life runs rich and strong,
meet-their death after a desper-
ate honeymoon of struggle and
suffering, which lasts only a few

to

  

 

 

 

 

 

JOHN CURRIE
Contractor & Builder

.. Estimates Given on Moving Buildings

Phone Black 2954

FURNISHED

APARTMENTS

 

weeks. They ‘do not take food
after they leave the salt water. in two and three-room suit«
They are like the lovers in the J. E. DYER. Phone Black 334
Greek poem, whose passion was ; z ¥
so great they forgot to take]
nourishment and died of starva- WHY PAY RENT ?
tion, a romantic death, jerk bulid. Yau n:-home on
ees _ — terme to sult you.
For Sale Cc. K. YTERBERG,
Re. P. O. Box 641 1712 Gth Ave. &.
Fishing boat 44 feet long, 12) —— —
feet 7 inches broad, 3 feei 9
inches in depth, equipped with - CEORCE LEEK
30-h. p. 4-eyele Camauran Fair- eialt Msiadditneebnae- nd sheen: Breuer
banks - Morse marine engine. Notary Public. Rents and Collections
Price $1,500. Apply Akerberg, AUCTIONEER
Thomson & Co., Prince Rupert, 220 Second Ave. Prince Rupert
or A. Bailey, Inverness Can- oo
nery. 107-33

 

Wanted—Pupils for piano les-
Miss Mason, 1136 Second
Phone Red 412. 105-10

sons.

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Auction Sale
of Prince George Lots |

Government of the
of British Colum-

The
Province

bia will sell their holdings
in the G. T. P. townsite of
Prince George, by auction
sale, at Vancouver on May
19th, 20th and 2ist; at
Victoria on May 26th and
27th.

Prince George for the

next three years will be a
centre of railroad construc-
tion, with an immense pay-
roll and purchasers of lots
at the forthcoming sale
should be able to realize a

 

good profit on their invest- |
ment,
If you are unable to be

present at the sale,
| AM PREPARED TO BUY

FOR YOU

Write, call or phone for

maps and full information
ee

Edward F. Doyle {

Room 11, Smith Block

Third Ave. Open evenings

 

 

 

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Seal Cove

HARRISON W. ROGERS ..

Architect

Suite 1, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
Phone 300 P. CO. Box 185

“SECOND HAND GOODS

kinds

mechanics

{ will buy or sell all
household goods,
guns and mens clothing
Will call any time.

F. M. CROSBY
ss 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243

A IVARSON & CO.

Blacksmiths & Horseshoers
Boat Work

ist Ave., Manson Way

HARRY HANSON |

THE RELIABLE PLUMSER

Lools,

Phone 525

Phone 489 Second Ave., near MoBride

DR. GILROY, DENTIST

Crown and Bridge Work a

Specialty.
‘Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

UNION TRANSFER co

GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
South Wellington Coal

36 Office RESIDENCE 110
433 Becond Avenue PRINCE. RUPERT |

BOAT BUILDER

H. JOUNSTON
Phone Green 321

  

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