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GAZETTE HITS

THE TORY SNOBS:

Many M. P.’s in England Affect |

to Disdain the Salary They
Now Receive.

The payment of members of
parlian now an established |
fact in England Many of the
Conservative members have 0s-
tentatiously declined to accept
the cl “s ot have made then
over to charities in their divisions
The Pall Mall Gazette, Conser-
vative, rebukes these members
It s

“It is very commendable that
rich men should desire to serve|
the public without fee or reward
in which case they can easily|

send their wages’ to some deserv-

ing charity without making any
fuss about it.

“Mr. Balfour has decided in the
most earnest language that he!

desires to see a larger representa-
tion of the in
Oat ament. ‘

[f that object is to be attained

classes

we se

such members must be paid a}
. . . |

salary, and it has a distinctly

unchivalrous appearance when

|GOLDEN WHEEL
WINNER HERE

(Continued from | page one)

 

junique experience was shooting
| grouse from the car while travelling meme
|Mr Sands shot four in a few | ena
jinstants with & 22 repeater from|

Fo rms ne serene BE)

the car seat when a covey rose
| Three the

weeks was car’s net NT ,

 

|travelling tume roughly Sel > a9 Tce eae a
| were spent here and there bringing Phone 150

up the total time taken to rather | P |
idee than this The party left The nsurance cop e
Seattle on August 28th. At Haz- rae

jelton a banquet was held in their | Marine

| honor, and a welcome on a big | eet eee

|scale was given the party, which| Employer's Liability

Contractors’ and Personal Bonds

achuaa os ‘ - aie pe Policies Prepared While You Wait.
mechanic, D. F. itcheller, anc THE
| photogra ipher, Witt T. Curtiss. The | Mack Realty & Insurance

 

 

| trip was taken in the inierests of COMPANY,
P.S.— Houses and Rentals.
\the Pacific Coast Highway As- -

 

 

|sociation which plans a fine road |

extending from Tiajuna, at BANQUET WAS”
a ihe ey 0 Harton, The!” GREAT SUCCESS

medal won is a beautiful miniature |
auto wheel in solid gold 5 in. in (Continued from Page One)
diameter. ee
in ard earnestness of
address beyond the other speakers
who included Mayor Manson,

Peck, Frank Ellis, J. S.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

strength

Cy.
| Cowper,

In Fairness to Mr. Kerr

 

 

 

  

politicians who are more pletiti-| inne and S. M. Newton, all of whom!
fully endowed with this world’s} | Sir,—In justification of my faith | contributed excellent after dinner |
goods go out of their way tO|in the News, I wish to correct a| speeches with plentiful humor and
proclaim that they will never! misstatement. Your editorial of|wit. Mr. McLeod spoke at the|
soil their hands with a fee which |today stated that Rev. Kerr said|end of the banquet to the toast
is as old and as honorable as the war was a ‘God permitted featurejof ‘The Baptist Brotherhood.”
House of Commons itself. | of the world’s life for the civilizing| He referred to the early stages
‘These airs and graces of op-| of peoples’ and then scored boxing} of the organisation when a handful
ulerce are the worst obstacle to | contests. After presenting that | of lads gathered about the oil
the efforts of intelligent Unionists| ¢jyjlizing, and other similar agur-| stove in the little shabby building
tu identify themselves with the! ments, he said. ‘These are the/ first occupied, and with stammering
interests and feeling of the work- arguments offered by the sup- eloquerce at first laid the foun-
aday community.” porters of the war doctrine.” | dations of the bright brotherhood
° I am a subscriber for the News | of Nj ds1 ow assembled. Regarded
GOVERNMENT TAKES and have always admired its spirit jes an Inve me nt Ww h could be
OFFICE of fair play and although I do not| finer than that made in the e1 ergy

agree with Mr. Kerr in regard| and efficiency of young men guided

New Cabinet Sworn in sind] o prize fights, I like to help|irto legitimate char eet ae
Holds First Meeting—Earl uphold the reputation of the News| P stor felt that he himself had
Grey Leaves Ottawa An | for fairness, to friend and foe iw ined immensely aD the know-
Eventful Day. | Yours respectfully, a he had re ol the young
of “A Reader of the News.” eee he had worked with for a

(Canadian Press Despatch) 4 eS ee |¥€ er aren fbi he said

: The News regrets if it has|j@ddressing them directly for

panel ere re nen RT cara d Mr. Kerr's stateanshitl hat you have taught me through
has an administration. On thel oi of its proper meaning —Ed. | our relationship in the brother-

same day the Borden Cabinet yee eee ee Nee hood.”’

took oath of office it held its first} Fraternal Order of Eagles On the subject of athletics the

meeting and Earl Grey quitted| A regular meeting of the Ftraer-/ pastor was enthusiastic. With
Ottawa to sail for England. The | nal Order of Eagles will be held jhis reference to the doings of the
eg RN eae lin the Helgerson Block tonight at| Brotherhood on Dominion Day
Frnpehe He tew. Ministers into}, pm. All members are kiadly when they scooped in two-thirds
power and the remarkable SPONe| vansagldd to attend: of the first prizes he brought
taneous kindly farewell to his | eS aN Ase ikon? |down the house. But his simple
Excellency made it a day. of| The new G.TP. News Stand |’ ‘Why did you do it, boys?” over
curiously various interest in the | for Lowney’s delicious Choco- | that melancholy third place in the}
capital. All the Ministers were|lates, fresh from the factory. tf|indoor basebell league was 2 rote
present at swearing in with the| ieee ert | sounded in silence. The situation
exception of Mr. Burrell who| Scribbling sty for sale at The| was relieved by the stout senti-
hed not arrived. | News office tf /ment that ‘the whole essence
=!of manhood consisted in beirg

able above all things to take a

fair whipping like a mao."’ (Cheers)

Edison’s :

 

McRae Bros.,

Rotary : Mimeograph

     

To have a recreation park should

         

the ard ~to
work with the other organisations
of yourg men ir the city towards
the establishment of a Y. M. C. A.
“On one of the
in the business
Rupert, $100,000
nothirg less,"
counsel he gave the
Though he spoke all in a
long list Rev. Mr. McLeod's mag
nificent reception proved how firm-

hood, said pastor,

best corner lots
seciion of
building and
the

Brotherho« id.

wes

last of

 

: ly he has grippec 1 . -
This is mc atically the best duplicating device on the market to- ? ae ees ed ad to the ap
—— preciative faculties of the yourg
a Eve s as perfect as the origir The ideal machine for wes $
. a snintie men of Prince Rupert.
rinting ar letters or anythir nere @ nur 2 i
I g « Hers or anything where umber of copies are required Musical numbers featured on}
the programme, and of these the

 
 
 

singing of Mr. J. E.
astaritem. The duet
by Mr. Davey and Mr. Cl

Everything for the office Davey proved

 

Ltd

 

spperton

 

reer

 

ARRIVING DAILY

A few seasonable hints for our

LARGE STOCK FOR

Misses’,
Overcoats,

Ladies’,

skin Coats, Boy’s and Girl’s Slickers

...-Babies’ Bearskin Buggy Blankets....

e
We do not charge fancy prices for

us means a positive saving to you

J ABOUR. BROS.

825 Third Avenue “THE HOUSE

 

Girl’s and Misses’ Sweaters,

Another
item apari

was encored to the echo

 

intensely popular
recitation

McLeod of
commencing

his speech was the
Rey. W.
Fritchie"’

by
‘Barbara

as a hum-

beyond question of Mr
|quietly reserved power
|cutionist of marked

as an elo-
ability.

The Toast List and programme |
was as follows:

|

\J. E. Davey (vigorously encored).
“The Press," by
C, Rogers and responded to by
5. M. Newton, J. S. Cowper and

O. H. Nelson in apt speeches,

proposed

OF GOOD VALUES”

wre

Phone 243 Red

 

be the ambition now of the Brother- |

Prince |

stirring |

**Excelsior”’ |

from |

orous burlesque, ending with proof |

McLeod's |

THE DAILY NEWS

One Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

—THEY WILL REPAY

A CAREFUI

Bh mee eemerm sree re perms rmermmernes
Shes es eerer ere ea emer arms

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{ For Rent

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Furnished rooms with bath. Sp¢ rates by
the week. Talbot House. S-tf

| Neatly Furnished rooms, gentle men preferred
Apply Mrs. Mullin, over Mae eatre if

| Nice Furnished Rooms, Mrs. Greenwood, Alder

Block; Third Ave. 178-tf

For Rent—Furnished rooms. Hot a: water |
with hath. Digby Rooms, 6th Ave i Fulton ;
Stree- tf

For Rent—Sons of England Ha -Ave., for
Dances, Fraternal Societies, S Apply
Frank A Ellis, Box 869 or phor 156-tf |

a eee rs

For Sale

 

One horse for sale. Apply Pr Rupert Hydro-
Electric Co. Phone 355. tf
Smith Premier typewriter, practically new

Westenhaver Bros. 28-230

house, house-

For Sale—Chicken Ranch, 2

Et et
ee eS aarti
rr eee te
<—~ .

“The News” Classified Ads.

LOOKING

Do away with this.

‘Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118

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OVER—

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able investment.

Open an Account Today

Deposit a portion of your weekly ¢
you will be surpriced how rapidly they
cumulate. We will add to your say;
cent. interest on monthly balances.

time you will have saved enough to make
The accounts
children receive careful and courteous »

The Continental Trust Co,

Second Avenue

       
     
       
     
       
 

arnings and
will ac.

Nes 4 per
Ina short

1 profit.

of ladies and
attention,

        

 

 

 

Patronize a white

laundry. White labor only at

are able to

 

|
| A «nap if

hold goods. Near Prince tf

| taken at once. Address Bo:

| Special— Broken lines hotel
| On display in our Sixth St
| Hart.

 

re 25 per cent. off.
t window. WwW.
231-23 |

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OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just
settlements. We write every known class of |
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co,

Insurance

 

 

 

mmr ere. ee

Wanted

ee rs rs et

Iron and Brass Beds, Baby Buggies
PONY EXPRESS Linoleums at all prices. Twenty-five patterns t from
Prompt Delivery Phones 41 or 30] Carpets, Rugs, Portiers, Tapestry and | tains

- and all kinds of Curtain Materials
For the Stoves, Hotel White, Granjte and Vitrified W Tea
; pots; Beanpots, Buttercrocks, Jugs, Filters a

| Kitchen complete line of Enamel Ware.
| Dining Room Furniture of all kinds. Cutler
| English China in sets or by th

Wanted—Good general servant. Apply P.O. Bex
199 22

228-233
i

ctrics a specialty. (

e 243 Red. tf

Wanted Nursing. Obst«
Residence 829 Third Ave. I

Wanted— Position as housekeeper or companion

 

 

to an invalid lady. No obje m t ng out of

town. Apply P.O. Box 267 z 34
Wanted. — Cleaning and pressing, alterations

and repairing for men and women. Dressmaking

delivered. Mrs Charlies Percher,

Phone 264 Red tf

called for and
820 Third Ave.

 

It meee eer eee LOTS FOR SALE | Il
Louk and Found One lot, Block 22, Section 5, Seventh| FE. W.. H ca R ih il
Avenue. Price $800, $400 cash. il
fo rs ee eae ne One lot, Block 5, Section 5, Fourth ‘
Avenue. Price $1200. $400 cash, ! 2nd Ave. and 6th St. Phone 62 Il
FOUND—2 Small Keys. Inquire at News Office. balance 1 and 2 years = ee ee es ee ee aes
225-tf {Two lots, Block 1, Section 6, Fourth
Lost— Ladies’ watch in bracelet. Reward by zor Avenue. Price $3600. $1500 cash,
t
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turning to News office.

 

 

 

Lost a bunch of keys on Sunday night near Em-| One lot, Block 33, Section 7, Seventh}
press Hotel. Finder please return same tothe| Avenue, Price $550. $250 cash,
Daily News. balance $25 per month. Th G h I | d Oil Fi ld Li it d
Lost on Saturday night one ladies’ gold wateb. | Two lots, Block 17, Section 7, Seventh e ranam [sian 1 1e S, imite
Cold Storaee Punta” Oe ere e | Avenue, Price $1200 pair. $400 cash.
Two lots, Block 49, Section 7, Ninth | .
+ | Avenue. Price $750 pair, one-half | CAPITAL STOCK $1,000,000
7 / | cash, balance 6 months.
Real Estate iene We-ace affaving fae onl 0 very limit
! i HOUSES FOR SALE & amount of shares of stock at 25¢ per sha
& - y are rO
~ “14 room house, Ambrose Avenue, plas- | par value $1.00. These shares are gi
Will buy lots in Prince Rupert at bargain prices tered, best harbor view in city. Price quickly and will soon be off the market
for cash. Apply P.O. Box 860 stating location,| $1837. $500 cush, balance $30 “
Men: ater month. U ANCE COM
c eo THE MACK REALTY & INSUR MPANY
; FOR RENT ELLING AGENTS
Soc : SELLING ;ENTS
St. Andrews lety 5 room house, unfurnished, newly pa- , ‘
ee pered and painted, basement. Bs AV4C000000008 040040440488 eqqaqaaeacaqaaaeasaseens
The adjourned meeting of the St. Antiew's | per month. ie
society ; ; | : | AR AOD ert
Society will be held in the Carpenters’ Hall on LAND FOR SALE eww Ooo jen ota sonnemerere
2 Et ee Ft ” “ Lt ee
viNee eet cre ee ae 5 and 10 acres, garden trucking at eT ee |
All members are nequegmed $0 bein attendance." tritsumbialum, . Price $65 per acte. 1 aT p iS ilin
Bie. S. D. MACDONALD, Terms. N M \ d I's p f t q || | H Willing {
Sais Secretary 110 acre tracts, garden trucking at 0 an ee 58 oor rin In fl 855

 

|
LINDSAY’S “Storace
G. T. P. Transfer Agents

Orders promptly filled, Prices reasonable,
OFFICE—H. B. Rochester, Centre St. Phone 68.

 

Rev. Warren then
gave Barbara

‘The
Ge orge
to by F

H. McLeod
Freitchic
Ladies,’’ proposed by }
Johnstone and responded |
A. Ellis in happy veia.
9. Solo, H. Fletcher (a popular |
item)
10. ‘Canada and Prince Ru-|
pert,’’ proposed by N. Mackay, |
responded to by W.
C. W. Peck in telling
followed by the singing
Maple Leaf.”
11. Duet, Messrs.
Davey and Clapperton,
12. Toast, ‘‘The Baptist Brother |
hood,” proposed by N. Mackintosh |

g speeches and |

“The |

ol

“Exeelsior,”

 

and responded to by F, Cowles and |
Warren H. McLeod.

The Banquet gathering dispersed |
after the singing enthusiastically
of “Auld Lang Syne.”

Rev.

ANOTHER BIG BANQUET

| Presbyterians to Celebrate Op-
ening of Their New Church
| Hall Thursday.

 

FALL AND WINTER | 1. Piano Solo, Alex. Gray (vig-|~ A popular event due this week
ye 5 “ . |orously encored). jis the banquet to celebrate the
Children’s Coats, Girl's and Misses’ Dresses, Boy's 2. ‘The King,"’ proposed by);opening of the First Prebyterian

Boy’s Jerseys, Children’s Bear- | e . oe
iH. W. Rogers and followed by|congregation’s new church _ hall
|}3. Solo by Alex. Clapperton (an|on Fourth avenue near McBride
lencored item). jstreet. The opening ceremony |
| 4, “Our Guests,” proposed by|and banquet will be held in the |
style. Every dollur you spend with |. Hanson and responded to by|new hall on Thursday evening,
| Mayor Manson in a good speech, | 12th inst., at 6.30 p.m. and an
ecient aE Sate 8 a 5. Solo, “Mary of Argyle,”’ by}entertaiament and musical pro- |

) gramme

will follow the banquet
|A cordial invitation is extended |
to congregation and friends of the |
Presbyterian Church
Prince Rupert.

den seeds at the lowest market prices, at C

FEED STORE |

also gar-

We carry everything in the feed line, r
pllart’s

slg Feed Store, Market Place

 

$10 down and $10 per month

locate H. Kugler, Ltd.

| : as Bedding, Blankets, Comforts, the fa Ostermoor
Miscellan Mattress, Framed Mirrors and Mirr frar
eous Goods ing, 36x48 down; Jardiniers, Vase
, & every description, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Basket

2 NN
Oprins

We are pretty

 

 

 

   

 

-EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. |

As we buy everything for spot cash, w:
undersell all

Here Are Some of Our Wares:

Armchairs, Rockers, Sanitary Couches,
Rattan Goods; Chiffoniers, Dressers and al! kinds of

This is a Complete Housefurnishing Store. Largest Stock in the North
If you don’t know where to find what you want giv
sure

        

competit (

       

Davenports, B

           
     
     
     
     
       
     
     
         
      

to have it.

       

 

  
 

   

 

 

balance 6 and 12 months.

 

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Kitselas. Price $60 per acre. Terms, j
FOR LEASR Ba iofi ]
75 x 100 feet on Third Avenue, level. The man who is and Satisfied Mc
Good lease able to buy any kind prefer a
i of printing is able aval

to buy good print-
ing, If he uses
anything else it in-
dicates to people
who see it that he
doesn't care.

LOTS IN NEW HAZELTON
buys a]
lot now. |

oe oss oes sesame

 

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throughout | for

FOR HIGH CLASS PRINTING OF

Daily News Building

 

Letters to the Editor

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east 20 chains to point es commencement, ¢con-

taining 40 acres more or
Dated August 16, 1911. “PRANK 8. MILLER
Pub. Aug. 26. P. M. Miller, Agent

please Ed.

yau

STEAMSHIP NEWS

Skeena Land District—Distriet of Coast Range 6
"Take notice that Herbert J, Mackie of Pem-
| broke, Ont., occupation lumberman, intends to
ap) oy permanon to purchase the following
deseril ands:

Commencing at a post planted on the left bank
of the Zymoqoits or Zim-a-got-ita River, at south-
west corner of Lot 1706, thence northerly, following
the westerly boundary of Let 1706, 30 chains
more or less, to the northwest co/ner of said Lot
1706, thence westerly and southerly, following
the left bank of said river, 80 chains more or less to
point of commencement containing 160 acres
Ts Sted Ai 19, 1911.

cat ugust

Dated August 31, 911. HERBERT J. MACKIE
| Pub, Aug, 26. Frederick 8, Clements, Agent

 

Items of Interest About the
Boats

The
late today beirg’ giver
the by
or otherwise up till two o'clock.

Prirce Rupert wes very

, ro reesor
wireless

delay either

werd
ees mettre
ee
WA
I, S. Harri
give notice tha
1911, | inter

| above the

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at his «
to take a .
from McNeil K

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cultural purposes r
| Sept. 9 a
WAT
proket
I, Harris ‘i 5 a
give notice tha pos
1911, I intend to a} fan ad
j at his o off P wo
to take and t S
| from the | We Fi a
| District. The wa i
| about one mile
| iver and is to a

|

Sir,—I thirk there must be} :
mery more who like myself felt The Princess Mey is due to-
wiul sorry to see the story come} morrow afternoon with mai
to 21 erd tonight li happercd * The City of Seattle goes south
so svtdderly, jt wher we were! tomorrow.
all deey-ly interested in it | Ceitriare due from south Friday
Cen't you get u -other good | Wich 500 tors of coal for Rogers
story. I have read lots of serials |.& Black.
but ; ‘The Terd ote Rscinetl C.-Pa R. SS. Princéss Enz,
lis the best serial siory I have ever|Ceptain Campbell, in today with
| re cd, The News deserves credit| 800 tors of heavy freight u
lfor obtairirg ard priniivg such « cludirg bridge sveel for che G
gcod = story. Bu ow you've S.S. Prircess Beezirice left for}
stcricd, you'll heave vo <3 cp ittup. Neas yesterday, goes south to
a L Reeder morrow with mail
Alas, ‘Lady Reeder’ ‘good serials} For fit, finish ard durability
all erd abruptly, just wher you} try one of Sweder Brothers’ custom
ire deeply interested in the n, | tailored suits, ol4
They wouldn't be geod scrials!|*
if they didn’t heave whirlwird LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
fir ish |-— —
., 8 Skeena Land District—District of Coast Range 5
rhe News has ‘icipeted your | | Take notice that Frank 8. Miller of London,
Eng., occupation tivil engineer, intends to apply
deme ds, however Probably by | for permisalon to purchase the following described
tomorrow we will have ar ar- Commencing at?a post planted at the N. E.
; Corner of Lot 28, thence north 20 chains, thence
nourcemer( io meke_ that Nill | west 20 chains, thence south 20 chains, thence |

 

 

 

| and agricultur ARR

Sept. 9. —
SS =

LAND P
a
Skeena Land |
Take notice
| pert, B.«
apply for pe
described la
Comr
of MeN
R. V., thener
erly bounda
40616) then
boundary
to north we
westerly
McNeil K
left bank of M
to point of
more or less

 

  

 

Date June
Pub. July 19 ass

 

Skeena La

 

Take notice
Rupert, o

south fro :
180 feet back
north, ther

south, thence ¢

ment, cont
Dated July 7
Pub, Aug. 6“