4 THE DAILY NEWS

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Carnivial Gent on the Stine of the Methodist Church
Had a Wrong Laundry Parcel in his Possession—
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News|a gossamer cloud of ‘‘frillies,’’
was|The length thereof was as the
breadth thereof.

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good, but the circumstances of|track of the most important part corer ve q For Rent Cleveland Musical oa 0
the arrest of today’s one lonejof the suit, and with an arm The Insurance People prea rmary creer
lorn “D and D" case were so/through one pretty sleeve—we | Fire Pepniched, rome with bath. Special rates by ciate ihadinanit PEOPLE
funny that it must be told. think it was a sleeve—and his von Neatly Furnished rooms, gentlemen preferred.— |
On the doorstep of the Methodist |leg through another, he called Aceidant Apply Mrs, Mullin, over Majestic Theatre. tf

Large well furnish
Splendid vi w of con
Apply P.O.

Contractors’ and Personal Bonds Mcintyre Hall, for concerts, entertainments, |
dances, ete. Apply J, H. Rogers, phone 116

Policies Prepared While You Wait.
Nice Furnished ene Mrs. Greenwood, (ices

Mack Realty & Insurance |=" "™"4 |

COMPANY. arith hie ae a ae

S.—Houses and Rentals. Help Wanted

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private family.
Gentlemen only. |
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Plate Glass

Wes Employer’s Liability

a lace-

Church they found him. There|helplessly for aid all the
like a weary soldier of fortune he|like a shoeblack fost in
lay curled up contentedly in the |store.

cosy corner with his head pillowed| Summoning the whole - staff,
comfortably upon a_ parcel of|Chief Vickers contrived success-
laundry. The drowsy vapours|fully to extricate the poor prison P.
of the wine bowl had overpowered jer. Then sternly he was asked
him, but he was happy, oh, so|how he came by the laundry | Do away with this. Patronize a white
happy! Gently they raised him| parcel, and to what fairy it be-|* ° °° ©

” laundry. White labor only at
"a a Wanted—Good sized boy to help in kitehen and Ph 118
and softly in the strong arms}longed. But on the filmy subject |“ “ Gok WA Av eae en dues” ee Pioneer rs one
of the Law he was wafted rather;his mind was a blank. Honest,

“THE FOLLIES OF 1911”

A Musica! Satire in
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ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

THE MINISTER'S SON’ « ELABORATE SCENIC PRODUCTION

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than carried to the neighboring|though embarassed he paid his|”  _ ; ae oe taney jroning, Work. taken ome Sh ea GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND ELECTRICAL EFFECTS
“Hotel Vickers.” fine like a man, added the financial|” * * & 9° % %@ 8 OO © WO) and McBride 176-181
Till dav‘n he slumpered on the|frills, but left the real ones to vOeneicon to operate Soda Fountain. Apply |
in Mu- estore Beond aves 1 BF POLICE WATCHES NO INCREASE IN PRICE
hard and narrow bed provided|the care of the Chief. If any of Cleveland Comedy Co., in Mu r RICES

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by an|the ladies of the Comedy Company — Nae pak Srcatcca? t~

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Then}in town has received from her I 1 or Sale
he arose and called for his laundry|laundry any things she isn’t the ee
parcel that he might robe himself shape for, she will know where Wake ar ans ee home beere, |
fitly to appear before the ornith-| to find her own. taken at once. Address Box 368. tf
ological mouthpiece that is to say,

for unwise convivialists 50c, 75c and $1.00 Seat sale opens Thursday

All Varied in time in Police
unsympathetic Government. f

Court the other eh
you carry a :

Reliable Standard Watch

You would always have the
Correct Time

 

 

 

“A Muinister’s Son”’
by the Cleveland Musical Comedy

 

as staged

For Sale—Owner wil! se}! four ood lots Nos. 23,
24, 25 and 26, Block 27, Section 5, Taylor street, |

Raise the Old School

 

 

the Beak. They brought him Co., in the Empress Theatre last} thud! * 28 5 10. at 9700 cach, oo genomeelts | Only reliable watches are
the parcel. Deftly he opened Che School Board wrote to the] night was quite distinctly a success. 176-182 kept in eek by ee eee
. . . . : . Official a pec
it and swiftly essayed to put|council asking that the old school|The comedy gave amusement to a

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on the garment he first withdrew] building on Insurance

: Second avenue be|large audience. The musical num-
from its neatly folded contents.

raised six inches above grade and| pers, and acting were of excellent

 

 

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In the twinkling of an eye he|the bill sent to the school officials.| merit, Orchestral selections at Cor. 6th St. and Second Avenue.
Reem WENO ati atlay cb ankle sak at ; 4 cae i , PHONE
found himself mazed See in] It was asked to rush the work. intervals were rendered effectively | Teitement*.,.We write every known class of FI S f
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WILL APPOINT A COMMANDER "2, "sicr"".3°™
TO THE CIVIC SNIFF YACHT) “i:2i5'Ser go

comedy is that Douglas Catter-
The Idea is to Relieve the Commodore from Necessity) mole, nephew of a wealthy and

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Good money in Moving Pictures. Wanted— a| @ppre ciate the efforts of the chorus é

arty to start moving picture show in Prince . ( effec ive changes
Rupert, W Write me for particulars. H. Davis, | whose numerous ef oe
Watertown. Wis. 137-wi

in the Hart building, corner of
Second Ave. and Sixth Street

The Best Business Corner in Prince Rupert,

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! of Putting to Sea.—Civic Lords of the Admiralty _|#"istrocratic government official in Ss fess el

fms Will Enforce the Sniff Yacht india, has few ‘‘redeeming vices.’’| who gets drunk, and the irate|@s before the lime light. Apply
bide He is no teetotaller, he doesn’t|uncle, the parson hardly knows a

Sabie Schedule. shun the “Big D’’ now and then,|his head-piece from his goloshes MAYOR IN ROLE Jeremiah H. Kugler, Lid.

That Incense Breathing Ark of
elegant contour, the Civic Sniff

Complaints were also dealt with

by the Council that the sniff

has quite a bunch of
But he is studiously in-

and he
debts.

half the time. Then there is a

charming lady interested in spirit-

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Yacht came again in all its ele-|yacht had not been arriving and clined, and his wealthy uncle}ualism who takes the clergyman Will Go to V f Vi
Z ‘ is é é ; Bats : : i o to Vancouver from Vic-
+ : y RE oe : i _|won't pay a penny for him till he for a medium and would probe
gance before the city council last departing according to schedule, s I 4 I Re ‘ ; I toria to Buy Team of Horses l
. : ra . _'thears of some rollicking deed the|through him the secrets of the r : bt ee ae Notic
ich So ET Sa Mac with the result that a portion at ; : for the cit $50 Cash will handle a nice lot in| otice
night. anitary Inspector Mac- igeat. ‘of’ a. valuable cargo: con: boy has done to prove himself a] Borderland. Mingle the whole y- Sacer 7. Price $325, Balance
farlane, Commodore pro tem. eee ; ie r »Catte .* They an’s|with a c le tty gi Besides his other roles Mayor monthly. |. The firm known as Director Cohen & Company
; I em. of sisting chiefly of empty cream cans] ‘™™* C attermole. The young man’s ith a couple of pretty girls with a arc vs gl L t 15 and 16, Block 49, Section 7, | have this day Aug. 4th, 1011, dissolved part
the noble craft now renowned over | and cabbage leaves was dumped worst creditor is his tailor, Gibson,| whom Douglas Cattermole and BUCO: WHI BCC) 88 4 ort ots s275 each. $150 cash, balance | ante ae attic ue te sina accounts shoud be
; ‘ eer ; SE ate os eAtaaen§ z Harum for the city while he is eas paid to I. Director or M. B. (
+the seven seas, and Dr. Reddie by mistake into the sca by a who WER: SORES fe SOCNREY Harry Marsh, his. chum, are in| Today the tel crapl +eng | LOts on Summit Avenue at $400. Easy | Dated August dt
Medical Health Officer for the|teamster who took for granted This man gets hold of a bill backed|love, and add’ any amount of |away. [oday the telegraph wires terms.
itv ; : ie ry “atte > ¢ uses | incidental songs, dances, < ‘aly |Chattered out a message asking] Apartment for rent, $20 a month. Nice AEOOUUUOCOLSCCNSA
city, and High Admiral of the|the yacht had moored in ac- by young s attermole and uses | incidental s its os net SR him to go to Vancouver from view. ‘
Civic Sniff Fleet, laid before the|cordance with schedule It was|'t to force an introduction to the| choruses merrily sung and romped | ; 8 For Fire, Life and Accident Insurance | 75 x 100 ft. FOR LEASE
City Fathers a re sadation line: i “| wealthy uncle from India. Uncle|through by a clever company. | Victoria and consult with P. Burns: ta Pek eae r :
ity Fathers a recommendation | insisted by several aldermen that |” ; Ty ou have “The Minister’s|men there and get their aid io Lots in Fort George at $1.00 cash and on Third Ave
that a permanent commodore shou-| the schedule should be scrictly Cattermole_is a holy terror and ee. Cee, “foe MEE hasi : ; } ith we onelnes hon ee eape Ask
; 4 : bc ‘ . meee , ace.| Son.” purchasing a team of horses with and information see me. Now Uncle i imited.
mere ie wane. ok esge Adhiered ‘tise Satire, ang the H ao ai i) ne wie : ei Outstandir ierit ‘ } harness for the city The steeds is the time to buy lots in Fort} Jerry Jeremiah H Kugler, L
of the sniff yacht in harbor and at|matters mentioned are referred | "© TRL A ROA OFT UY oe es eae ee y ee eee | st be about 1500 unds in ne Te ROCOUCSECOTORIOIE
sea thus relieving the Commo-|to the health committee. The|™*" Rev. Robert Spaulding, for}by Mr. Frank Snyder as the|™mu P.O tiae peer cae
. ; < , re , . : Wes APL Roe : a tnantiohla ‘tat ; ‘ a) lweight and not more than eight JOHN DYBHAVN
dore of duty in this capacity so|retaining fee suggested for the his nephew and the poor pastor “er tailor with ambitions, | ; ss ‘ g LEHEEOOHCHVOOSOOORR
we J < a ae ‘ i : w . . o . z ic | Vears old.
that he may have the more time] proposed new commander is $60 has the dic kens of a time of it. is voice is powerful, ind = hi |) ae tea teint hi Pattullo Block, FOR RENT
to attend to the rustling of can|per month. He will earn it think What with the ambitious tailor|songs, especially The Ideal of 1¢ Board of Works want this | RENT
I f Aer Ba My Dreams” were received with|team also a civic dump cart, to Store Bu Avenue §
and garbage cargoes for the craft. |some. Se Oe y : ern . os . tre Re
enthusiasm. Jack Westerman also,|do0 away with hiring from local Do Your Shoes ? Be ( Ltd
e ere as “Rev. Robt Spaulding’ was|teamsters. At present much in, ‘ff Jeremiah H. Kugler, Le.
r G0 JOURNEYING inimitable. His comical marner- | conveni¢ nce is experienced by hav Need Repairing HIOOOOKKR r
isms hi » capitally. ar2 his|ing to hire horses. It will alsc ee
; get isms hit home capitally, arc? hi g to , rf adtheing drain to obe
a a eee) song “‘The Minister's Son"’ de- | be a saving for the city. Alderman NEW ST AND hi P | d ( meat.
Notice toL lighted. Miss Drena Mack as} | Douglas was responsible for en- Third Avenue, between wW ites ort ant e
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“Mi PH P name vist ; . i , as 4 i 7th and 8th St. W aa
Deen oe hie Round Trip Excursion Miss Edith Marsh"’ sang with | rolling the M xyor as a David pee oe ie the G. C. EMMERSON
Tickets on Sale during perfect confidence, and is an ac-| Harum. I don't suppose he will Hart Block AGENT
A general meeting of the Liberals of Prince Rupert August complished leading woman. She| set the Government to give us eumpensmeece lock Second Ant
ee At R d d R t $8 had several excellent songs. ‘‘Mikes | the lots so he can earn his expenses | Phone 125 Naden Bla
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McINTYRE HALL eauce ate the Boy,"”’ and “Teach Me to by buying horses,’’ he said John Kadakas
ey c , 3rd AVENUE Good for stop-overs on the Swim” went with splendid vigor, a Third Avenue Bet. 7th and 8th Sts. |
eset on the evening of but in the ‘“Chantecler” item both| 4 by-law introduced ed Aliee- = —= ole t
ae r costume and song seemed to suit)}™#" Kirkpatrick, forbidding the TO WATER USERS William ° Grant
fi > rear atc s ; q ’ | pa
im a ‘ ] 'H RSDAY A Through < Chleago awithoot her to even better effect, and the |" ¥ firearms, etc, W ithin the Z*
cae a change. — The Finest T'rain, — DEA: on arash ; i city limits passed its first and | fitter
ee : ; f ‘ ner the glad har ? | ber, Steamfit
oy 1a 9 Through a glorious couhtry,— § & ind second reading last night On account of the scarcity of water | re, Engineer
Lt Al at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of electing delegates to a Convention to mene, and appointments unsur- doubled. : ” i o the supply will be cut off between the | ons
ayia be held at Nanaimo on Saturday, Aug. 19th anerae? y Harry B. Cleveland as the irate | : nh ta eee at hours © of p.m. and & a.m. during the | Has left his in the base
sled et —— Rogers Steamship uncle acted splendidly and the PIANOFORTE LESSONS va oe WM. MAHLON DAVIS, ment of the | gerson block
ag THIS MEETING IS NOT CONFINED TO MEMBERS OF TH# ASSOCIATION chorus deserve full credit for real| For Beginners and Advanced Pupils | 177-tf Supt. Waterworks. | “ .
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ere BUT IS OPEN TO ALL LIBERALS enc efficiency, precision and enthu- ; . ' THIRD AVENE
, y ete 65 Miss Vera Greenwood : oo ; oice
P. W. ANDERSON, Secy. siastic support of the principals. 7 You can't imagine an enter-| the T ne OBR
Second Avenue, Head Centre St . : ; Pupil of Franz Wilozek, Paris and Berlin. Bi , | Opposite U
Tel, 116 ; Those who know the exigencies prising store being a laggard, or| PH
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