THE DAILY NEWS

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eral Booth---Leader of I Men

(Colonial Press Sate

London, May 19.—General Boo-
th, who attained his 82nd _ birth-
day on Monday, April 10, assured
an interviewer at his Hadley Wood
home, that regarded health,
he was gradually creeping back
to his old co.dition and vigor.
He hoped to have the impediment
on his other eye removed, and
then to be largely himslef again.

The General's plans include vis-
its to Norway, Sweden, Denmark

as

Finland, possibly St. Petersburg,

and to Canada and the United

States.
Speaking of his schemes for

reforming criminals in Great Brit-
ain he said Mr. Churchill seemed
afraid to go right over to his
views, and modifications had been
rendered necessary, but the Sal-
vation Army was still at work.

 

General Booth

The only physical trouble of
the aged leader of the Army is
occasioned by the almost entire
loss of sight, which has proceeded
from the growth of cataract, but
notwithstanding this drawback,
which is naturally very serious
to a man of active temperament,
the amount of work he can still
undertake, both at his desk and
on the public platform is sur-
prising.

Activity is the soul of his ex-
istence. Those who know jim
most intimately are aw-re that,
despite his fourscore years, he
delights in a long day's’ engage-
ments, and probably never has
he manifested keener interest in
the welfare of the organization
that he established and now con-
trols. Its success fills him with

the keenest satisfaction, and he is
always anxious to extend its \n-
fluence.

Fortunately for him, he receives
the unstinted support of his son,
Mr. Bramwell Booth, who is chief
of the Army staff.

Only thirty-three years have
elapsed since the Salvation Army
first came into being. A grand
picturesque figure, a dominant
personality, a great “human,”’ and
an intense religious force are em-
bodied in the patriarchal General,
who received on his birthday
the congratulations of tens of
thousands of his followers.

He is now in England at his
home at Hadley Wood, but after
the Social Congress of the Sal-
vation Army he has arranged to
go*abroad.

 

 

 

 

WHAT $39. 50 coy ‘DO.
A Household Supplied Direct From the Looms.

Four Kitchen Rubbers.

Two Roller Towels.

Six Dusters.

Two Pudding Cloths.

Three Dish Cloths

One pair Double Bed Blankets,
One Under Blanket.

One pair Single Bed Blankets,
One Under Blanket.

One Large White Quilt.

One Single Bed Quilt.

One pair Servants’ Blankets.
One Under Blanket.

One Colored Quilt.

Two White Toilet Covers.

One Servants’Toilet Cover.

Two Damask Cloths, 2 by 2 yards.
One Damask Cloth, 2 by 2 1-2 yds.
6 Dinner Napkins.

Two Tray Cloths.

One Damask Sideboard Cloth.
Two Kitchen Table Cloths.

2 pr. Cotton Sheets, 2 1-2 by 3 yds.
2 pr. Cotton Sheets, 2 by 3 yds.
Six Cotton Piilow Covers.

Two pair Servants’ Strong Sheets,
Two Servants’ Pillow Covers.

Six Linen Bedroom Towels.

Three Servants’ Towels.

Three White Bath Towels.

‘Four Glass Cloths,

Four Tea Cloths,

This complete package of thoroughly reliable goods sent on receipt of above.
-: Carriage Paid to Canadian Ocean Port, Montreal or Halifax. :-

Walpoles

IRISH LINENS

44F Bedford Street, BELFAST, IRELAND

Illustrated Catalogue on receipt of postcard to Walpoles, 173 Huron St. Toronto

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sia To Lease

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| Lots Block Section
| 22, 28, 24, 26 8 1
} 17 18 1
| 31 i

14 35 1
| 1;s 14 6

Limited,

| Second Ave.. Prince Rupert, B.C.

“T THE IR OQUOIS
| POOL

Twelve Tables SEconD AVE

 

Windsor Hotel

FIRST AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET

 

Newly Furnished and

Steam Heated Rooms

A FIRST CLASS BAR AND DINING
ROOM IN CONNECTION

RATES 50 CENTS AND UP
BATHS FREE TO GUESTS

ROBT. ASHLAND

P.O. BOX 37

 

 

A

Cor. First Ave.
and 7th Street

Hotel Central

European and American plan, steam

heated, modern conveniences. Rates
$1.00 to $2.50 per day. $ 3 :
Peter Black - - Proprietor

 

 

New
Knox

Hotel

BESNER & BESNER,

The New Knox Hotel is run on the European
lan. First-class service. All the Latest Modern
mprov-ments. BEDS Sc UP

FIRST AVENUE, PRINCE RUPERT

“Grand Hotel.

WORKINGMAN’S HOME
Spring Beds, clean White Sheets 25¢
Rooms 50c

BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY
ji. GOODMAN, Proprietor

PROPRIETORS

 

  
  

VICTORIA CAFE

Lunch and Meals atall hours; Lunch l5c,
Meals 25c up—Come and See

 

 
   
 

YOU CAN GET A SQUARE MEAL ANY TIME

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| LYNCH BROS.
General Merchandise — Ns Larges Stock
—- icidierenemmaceronnneedani
! Lowest Prices in Northern B. C.
Brennen ewe egg ee
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN

 

 

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STEWART

 

Samuel Harrison & Co.

Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C.

Agents for Stewart Land Company, Limited

 

PVD AL AA NL PAL OA NA

FOR SALE

Two Box Ball Alleys, 42 feet long; Wall
case and counter, chairs, card tables, etc.
$200 takes the outfit for quick sale. Apply

H. E. ROSS, Empress Hotel Pool Room
Third Avenue

Prince Rupert

 

 

  

 

  
   
 
 
    
   

WANTED

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

perme meres ADDRESS rmsrmer meres

Oregon Nursery Company

Orenco - Oregon

  

 

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EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE =:

FREE

For all kinds of help, cooks,
waiters, dishwashers, hotel por-
ters, all kinds of laborers or me-
chanics, call up

Phone No. 178
or call at the

Grand Hotel Free Employment Office

{ Headquarters for cooks & waiters

 

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ROGERS & BLACK

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN—

| Building Material, Cement, Lim
Hair-fibre Plaster, Coke, i saniabasne|
Coal, Common Brick,

Pressed Brick
Shingles, Lath, New Wellington Coal |

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED

 

See Us for Prices. . Phone No. 116

 

FRANK D. KEELEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
Phone No. 200 P. O. Box 580
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

 

 

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+ , _ +
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@ Carries complete stock of Drugs. Special >
+ attention paid to filling preseriptions. d
+ 4
# Theatre Block Puons No. 79 Second Ave. 3
+ 4
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LINDSAY'S “Storace
G. T. P.

Ordere promptly filled,
OFFICE—H. B. Rochester, Centre St

fer Agents
Prices reasonable

Phone @&

 

Reilly’s Bakery Lunch

Empress Theatre Basement

 

 

Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street

 

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RFAL ESTATE
Kitsumkalum Land For Sale

KITSUMKALUM bd

NO. 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening

All members of the order in the city
are requested to visit the lodge.

 

H. MORTON, Secretary.

 

 

F. W. HART
UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER
STOCK COMPLETE

 

 

 

 

Little’ s NEWS Agency.

Newspapers
FRUITS

Magazines :; Periodicals ;:

CIGARS :: TOBACCOS ::
G.T.P. WHARF

 

 

FOR SALE

 

 

ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
ELECTRIC WIRING

BOTH PRIVATE AND BUSINESS HOUSES

 

IN
Work performed by experts only.

A first class job is guaranteed in
every instance.

A large stock of Chandeliers and
Fittings carried.

 

H. W. Blakely - Electrican

 

 

 

Third Ave, » . Near Sixth

 

Lots 5 and 6, Block 28,
Section 1.
$3000, 25 per cent, cash,
balance 1, 2, 3 years,
7 per cent,

GEO. W. MORROW

1076 Nelson St., Vancouver, B.C,

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOWLING

4 Alieys, 7 Tables.

BILLIARDS

and POOL
A good exer-

Ladies every
Newman Block, be-

cise. Aclean sport,
afternoon.
tween 6th and 7th Sts.

TED MORRISON, Proprietor and Manager

 

Prince Rupert Lodge, 1.0.0.F. |

G. 8. JOHNSTONE, N.G. |

~| 1 shall not hear the night wind sigh;

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= THE COSY CORNER =

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DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN
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This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted |
to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Sug: |
gestions arid criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that “The |
Cosy Cerner” will fill a social need.

st |
Wilson, a pretty American girl |

| who has just completed a tour of
The tea given by the Women’ s| the world, during which she travel-
. > : é 0 es. She should
|Aid of the General Hospital, at led 40,001 mil a
therefore, be in a position to speak
«the residence of Mrs. H. L. John-
}ston, on Thursday afternoon, was| - ‘i
} she explained, ‘'l
jan unqué alified success from both | Paris,
oO ‘ 5
a social and financial point of |} ad letters t
| view. Mre. D. Gs Stewart all that, but most of the time
‘ . s : and it
|Mrs. Charles Eggert poured tea|* ¥“ a
« , oO
|at a polished table, prettily deco- jmy belief that a woman can g

rated with centre bowl and sprays |‘ anywhere in the wold these days
knows how to behave

|
| SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

with authority.
“Of course,”

people in
and | and

alone, is

only

lof asparagus berry and bright with | if she
the gleam of silver and burnished | | herself
lbrass. Mrs. W. S. Benson, Mrs.| “I think 4a woman should behave
| William Manson, Mrs. Lamont,|as nearly as possible like a man,
and Miss Pinder assisted Mrs.|I mean she should conduct herself

Johnston, while a bevy of pretty|with the reserve of a gentleman
young girls, Katherine Pillsbury,|! am sure I can not see why a
Katherine Johnston, Genevieve | woman should not make acquain-
MacDonald, Madeline Nelson, in| tances on a voyage any more than
nurses attire served the guests.}4 man, however If she is not
The sum of thirty dollars and fifty | old enough to use discretion, then
cents was contributed, together |she should not be travelling alone.
with a large number of favorite

and valuable recipes, which will) THE ADVANCE OF WOMEN
be published in book form and}

sold in order to swell the funds} Young Lady Lawyer at Vancou-
of the ver Supreme Court
tributed a number of instrumental
selections which added greatly to}
the of the
Among those noticed present were

society. Miss Froud con-
The other morning the members

pleasure aiternoon.|of the legal fraternity at Supreme

Court chambers ir Vencouver were

‘ . . le
Burritt, Mrs. Dowling, Mrs. Pills-}in the land, who appeared for the

bury, Mrs. Tremayne, Miss Mer- | first time in the law courts of this
cer, Miss Pinder, Miss Martin, | city

| Miss Milligan, Miss Johr ston, Miss| Miss French was called to the
Nebar; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. |bar in New Brunswick a year or
Morris, Miss Brown, Miss Easson,}so ago, and after remaining there

Mrs, William Manson, Mrs, Eg- startled by the appearance of
gert, Mrs. D. G. Stewart, Mrs. W.! young lady seated at the table
S. Benson, Mrs. Lamont, Mrs.|where heretofore only male per-
Anderson, Mrs. Reddie, Mrs. Lock- | sonages who follow the twists and
hart, Mrs. J: V. Austen, Mrs.|turns of the lew have been al
Lailey, Mrs. McIntyre, Mrs. Bon-|lowed. It was Miss Mabel French,
deau, Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Mehan,| a fullfledged lawyer, able to argue
Mrs. Vicars, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs.|cases before the highest court |

Double Weekly Sen Senin

S.S. PRINCE RUPERT and 5.S. PRINCE
For Stewart, Sundays, 8.00 4 i

For
Vancouver
Victoria

AND

Seattle
Mondays and Fridays a 8 am,

| ss. Prince Albert
80n, Naas Riv:

 

 

Naden Harbo; h. rite
day, 1,00 p.n Medes
and for:
Refuge Bay $
Charlotte City, | re Nueeg
| cofi, Jedway : 4 Pe
Harbor and + ‘etl
Charlotte Cit © teg
1.00 p.m > vUrday

The Graad Trunk nan System
connecting with tra
coast operates a freq
lent service of luxu: 4
double track routs t (

 

 

Toronto, Montreal, &

| Portland, Boston, New Yor

| delphia, Informati a af
tainabie from the office aaa
tioned, Trans-Atlanti bel

lines arranged

A. E. McMASTER

FREIGHT AND PASSE)

ER AGENT

Canadian Pacific Railway

SSS

CANADIAN

   
  

SUMMER EXCURSIONS

   

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THATS
PRINCE RUPERT
JG McNab General Age

  

Coast to Coast
OCEAN TO OCEAN

Tickets To All Points

ROGERS’ Steams!ap and
Railway Agency

Second Ave. P}

   

 

 

 

 

 

Groceries
Provisions
Fruits
Vegetables

 

2nd and McBride
Telephone No 187

a ' Bao :
. :! Mrs. Williams, Mrs. McClymont|for a short time came to Vancou-

the
and i

She has been in

about six months,
| nected with the firm of Russell,

city

Mrs.
pear:

Alex Manson and Mrs. Beck- | ver

for con-

Mr. Leith, Inspector of Public| Russell & Hannington.

ileft on the Princess May last | Last year the Woman's Uni
Baa . e : 7

}night for Port Simpson. versity club made at attempt
| - }to secure admitatnce to the bar

| Miss DesBarres entertained in-| for lawyers of the gentler sex, but
|were unsuccessful. Since that noth
jing been about the

. | matter, and it is unlikely that Miss
Mrs. Fisher is the guest of Miss| French will be allowed to practise.

| DesBarres, during the absence of |

iformally at the tea hour on Wed-

|nesday afternoon. has done

 

Mr. Fisher in Hazelton, Mr. Des- ADVERTISE IN THE

| Barres is in Vancouver. NEWS

¥

| Mr. Joe Tweedie left yes- Fruit : Produce : Feed|
| terday morning On a business trip : ;

| to Hazelton and Houston. WHOLESALE
eee —S ee

| IN AFER R DAYS H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave,
In after days iia n grasses high

O’ertop the stone where I shall lie, | Tn ner

 

Though ill or well the worid adjust ;
| My slender claim to honor’d dust |
Fr shall not question nor reply.

"Royal Hotel

Cor, Third Avenue and Sixth St.

I shall not see the morning sky; ape emoet Boome,
and steam heated.

Hot and cold baths,
Dining room and

men must restaurant

I shall be mute as all
In after days!

Corley | & Burgess, Props i

~~?

But yet, now living, fain would |
That some one then would testify,
Saying, ‘‘He held his pen in trust
To art, not serving shame or lust,”’
Will none?—then let my memory

die

In after days!

~~Arthur Dobson

 

 

-INLANDER

.-.- FOR...
HAZELTON

5.5.

ROUND WORLD ALL BY HER-
SELF
Miss Jennie Wilson Says a Girl
Is Quite Safe Alone

Take the fast light-draught steam-
er Inlander for Hazelton,

H. B. Rochester

‘ © ' ;
A lone girl ig safe anywhere in

 

SO

SCUITS

STALKER & WELLS

j

We have just
large shir

Christie’ $

Over 100 differ

—ee

W. L. BARKER
Architect

Second avenue and |
Over Weastenhaver |

MUNRO & LA
Architect
Stork Building, 5«

STUART & STEN
ACCOUNTANTS

N
Law-Butler Building we 2
Prince Rupert ,
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| ALFRED CARSS, c. Y a
of British Columbia oa
and Manitoba Bars
CARSS & BENNI IT
BARRISTERS, NOTA ET d
Office~: Exchange block, corne avenut '
| Sixth street. Prine
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WM. 8. HALL, L.D.5., 2.2
DENTIS1
: ’ ty
Crown and Bridge Wor! re
All dental operations skilfu ae
loca! anasthetics administered pe (ele
traction of teeth. Consultat . y

| Helgerson Block, Prince Rupe

HANDASYDE <& HUR'9

nee
AGENTS FOR STEEL, ™* vee

«AND CONTRACTORS

P. O. Box 436 - Office 3ri and Ful

P.O. BOX 28 PRINCE RUPE
JOHN E. DA VEY
TEACHER OF SINGING

“son 88

PUPIL OF WM, FOXON, ¥8Q., 4.84"

GEORGE LEEK

MERCANTILE AGENCY s
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS

PES?

SIXTH STREET — prince SU

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Alax.M.Manson p.a., WE. Williayas,8-A»!

WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, ¢

Box BO

285
Prince Rupert

 

 

 

the world, So says Mis» Jennie Agent