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MRLTON HOTEL | DARING OFFER Prince TO THE PANAMA CANAL "===
CA | $ : Rupert e H. Gordon Munro wW. Nich slsop Lailey
ein B.C. European Plan, Rates $1.00 to $2.50 per day 3) anne hoe Tax Reform Fund 1 | Ancon, Panama, Jan, 28 mere of the Americans on the Is- MUNRO & LAILEY
ae . i tie ae ; | ill Duplicate What 8 ‘ ; ‘onstanece Baker, of Cineinnati us come to me ‘to be taken.’
Hot and Cold Water in each room. ; Oanaéa May Shewie ou Up,” Sails Every Friday at 8 a.m. for i pe apne, CF Uieineee Mofo ap. COME WOES. WO 0G: tAREa: Architects,
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CORNER CORDOVA AND CAMBIE STREETS : Says Joseph Fels. vaeeurey TO TORI, SAREE | the Isthmus to go into business | here and I came to visit several
Vancouver, B.C. , ih eect e Bvery Wedneediy Bs 1 p. m. for SHREL for herself, and she is the first|}years ago. I liked it so well that|— mecca tte
le remarkable announcement} Also niaintains weekly service to Queen person to introduce a roof gar-|I decided to go into business for ar
g that he would duplicate whatever See esnd points. For particulars} den into Panama | myself.” AOOUSNSANTS <> MOMEDIG
ww" amount Canada might choose ot Train Service to Van Arsdol Miss Baker has a photograph}; Miss Mable Sloan, another! Law-Butler Building Phone No. 280
put up to fight for the single tax + we eng trains e lea Prince Rupert}studio at the very top of an old|Cincinatti girl who recently vis- Prince Rupert P.O. Box 351
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in this country was made the] Por all points East of Ohieags Ravel via;}adobe building inhabitated only|ited Miss Baker, went home wear-
other night by Mr. Joseph Fels,| ie. erergg we ton ey System for! hy Panamanians. jing a diamond and her fiance
; millionaire, it . course f toon Shatin : ‘ | : , phia koa [ie Reonetae ct wow sngineop| ALFRED CARSS, C, V. BENNETT, B.A.
‘FROM HOME TO HOME.” millionaire 1 the course of an ickot, full information, reservations and One flight, two flights, three|is Rene Granger, a civil-engineer | “¢ British Colambia Gt B.0., Ontarto, Has:
address before the Tax Reform Aah a gd a flights—I wondered if there was|she met here. and Manitoba Bars. katchewan and Al-
League of Eastern Canada at To- A. E. McMASTER | ary top to the building. Curious, | You never can tell where you'll CA ae tr

 

 

 

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ronto, Mr. Fels limited his do- GENERAL AGENT GRAND TRUNK dark faces peered out of the}meet your fate. SUE.
nations only to his millions PACIFIC RY. CO. : nace eine ae BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, ETC.
: : E sisi ligt isineandsteneiyjammncnsennnenomencemmnactemeniacensceces } Office— Exchange block, corner Third avenue and
Agency all Atlantic Steamship Lines | | SETTLERS FOR CANADA Sixth street, Prince Ruvert. 8~
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|Immigration Will Start Early This WM. 3. HALL, L.D.8., D. D.S.
Year—Families from Scotland. DENTIST.

ae Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Canadian Press Despatch All dental operations skilfully treated. Gas and
i 2 local anasthetics administered for the painless ex-
W innipeg, Jan. 27. Immigra- |} traction of teeth. Consultation free, Offices:
c ‘ Helgerson Block, Prince Rupert. fi-12
ition will start early this year.

About the latter part of February
the first steamer will be started,

 

an amount equal to half their |
business tax for one year to open
a campaign fund. The meeting
1142 Pender Street West - - Vancouver, B.C. was attended by Messrs. Stewart
Phone 8500, Lyon, W. A. Douglas, R. BR. Jac-
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Thompson, R. 8. Muir, Dr. Suner
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cA se EEE EEE Mens enantio MEE Me Net Me Mer Pela similar offer. B.C. Coast service - I amous Princess from the Old Country booking of- Barristers, Solicitors, etc.
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1 ee ee . < sary per whole pogo from Prince Rupert, B.C
. | Scotland are coming in the spring
# GREAT ACTIVITY IN MINING) Princess Beatrice as sasiy-Ap {tds poseibia aa sae
) “ oe a eeage Sees V0 SEAT p20. BOX 2% PRINCE RUPERT
: S| Sunday, January 28th,at9 a.m. * work in the agricultural districts.
Or a 3 |From Summary of Review Made For Victoria, Vancouver and Seattle Farmers who have been success- JOHN E. DAVEY
> | by “Canadian Finance.” J. G. McNab 3 Generel Axent. ful in grain and fruit districts in TEACHER OF SINGING
| —_—— | England are planning to move
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Canada. Birtish Columbia is get- an a

ting a very fine class of British- GEORGE LEEK & co.
ers, according to a local immi- MERCANTILE AGENCY
gration authority, and many im- COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS
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There will be great activity
throughout the entire Slocan dis-
trict in 1912, and many new NOTICE
jinines, as well as old producers, =
will be developed to their full Notice is hereby given that an applica-

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z he early days, seems to be most} at its next session for an act amending spring are se » farms ¢ 618 3rd Avenue Phone 203 and Green 252
ae eo na von aeOS") Section 3 of the British Columbia & Alaska pepring are settied on farms and PRINCE RUPERT
2 conspicuous in this revival, In] Railway Act, 1910 (Ch. 56, Statutes af fare doing well.
rye a a a ‘iin ‘is } British Columbia, 1910), by striking out
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the centre of the gold mining in- i ie 40 Of Caan and substituting RESTART HUDSON BAY RY. A. M. BROWN
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dustry in the province, prospects “And or from Fort George in a north-
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: a 1 ’ } tion with the Peace River, thence along CONSTANCE BAKER | Complete Stoc arried.
> ‘pany will considerably augment] the valley of the Finlay ‘River through ge ce Outeide Orders Promptly Filled.
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every prospect of another re- | or Peace River passes to the oan Donn finally
y & wane : . velo ents| 4 of British Columbia, or by way o ae ‘ e to dson i :
; a |juvenation in the developments| Gy oC erate route, or ia the alterna: There were pictures all around| 4 line to Hudsor ay, which THE IROQUOIS
, 3 at the low levels of the we Roil tive by the most feasible route between was discontinued on October 11
Ay ‘ . Lytton and Teslin Lake, also to build from| and while I was looking and ad-}|,, a ,
‘ 222 | mine, which was sold by the Eng-] qa°point on said line of ‘railway to the City |last by order of the Minister of POOL
{ ¥} |lish shareholders to the Consoli- OF Tver ah o HOine Oa anid tine, Dy tne mast e this daring American) Railways, was resumed today. J.
. K 'dated Mining and Smelting Com-| feasible route.” : : me girl artist appeared, hand out-|}D. McArthur, who had the con- English and American Billiards
Pomp ci "the: fo act extendin B | 7
Ay pany of frail, Rich ore has been dee vatthin’ which the company: has to stretched, and enveloped from|tract from the former adminis- Twelve Tables SECOND AVE.
f h struck here again, and it is ex-| commence eeaiastiones expend ten PeT/ head to foot in a big, paint-|tration at Ottawa, returned fyom ee
, It has all the news 0 t e we | pected to prove another case of : Dated at Victoria, B. C., this 5th day of} smeared apron. jthe capital the other night and
° 9 . th se ja supposedly worked-out mine mbet BE ATEON & HEISTERMAN, | : “| Then, of course, we had to up| bewan the bs “ raion
. 1) , ( fe).6 O6agalir stronger Solicitors for the Applicants, the British | , > CO “oof garde ¢ Ist Ss | the north for the hun- * .
? week S progress in e a | ming to lif again tronge! Columbia & Alaska Railway Company, | 0! the cozy I f garden eee applic O Une ; ‘i Hotel Central cae ee ater
s ° . . ll than ever. lehat. Miss Baker lives in her/dreds of men who wi ye em-
:: city and district. It te $ ¥ In the Boundary camps there| — — lroof garden when she isn’t fo-| ployed in the construction of the European and American plan, steam
£ ¢ is the promise of renewed activ }cusing her camera or patiently|camp. : $1.00 to $2.50 per day. : :
, mare a t t place t i. | js SONS oH ppon fhe Gs asad LAND PURCHASE NOTICE lajlting o dasalanine.§nas:in..tha Transnortatian diffleulties are Skat Bitacke 2 ‘ Pitexickee
: 45h 3 VPPeEr,  aIN OU THe) a }dark room. And such a beauti-|great north of the Pas and the
2 you cou wrl e Ina mon . Granby and the British Columbié , oad i
sh Me “0 | 1 Pan Al Prince Rupert Land District—District of ful spot of greenness as it is, far|winter is the time when supplies
3 Copper Company will be in ful "Coast. : labove the alien noise and smells|can best be moved. No time will
} 3 blast again by the new year, Ly, rare Bove pent Rr iP pee oe of the strange street below. There|be lost in getting the movement|===E. EBY @® Co==
g . ° 7 far . ann} C | P
2 It will come regularly each POSS SC SORTS gee yee ee eres the foltowhie. be 1 Tands: to purchase | js a low stone wall surrounding | under way and before the frost REAL ESTATE
5 k | t f ¥ Rhone event of 1912 will be commencing at a post planted on the it and one has a splendid view) disappears much will be done. ititsumbalum Land Foo Bal
Me ithe erection of a 2,000-ton daily] shore in a northerly direction from Por ; — a aE « e
k | errrom you >; : Nelson Cannery, marked L. F.’s 8.E. corner,}Of the Pacifie and the many col-}| oe
, wee 1 e a et y * ee | capacity smelter at Hidden Creek, | thence 90 ch ns north, thence 20 chains} jped -roofs and turrets of the 1912 KITSUMKALUM 2 RB. C.
¢ 2Fy fY Observatory Inlet. where the west, thence 20 chains south to shore line, | ita j eee,
, ax | O# Cid At hagoms eel? ’ 1€/ thence east along the shore to point. of | city. |Every axe must have its helyve—
5 “Ww f | if k es Granby Company has an immense commencement, containing 40 acres, more | There are plants everywhere,|There’s a rhyme for 1942. Chimney Sweeping and Furnace Cleaning
> e feel as 1 we now aS proposition, which is like . fs be Rise Dae eeiold | ee jorchids just about ready to! New York Sun. ‘i
4 Se | their most important holding, Re etd Sag tt | , is ~ . rreen| Workingme 2 and delve,} Prepare for winter by getting your fn
> 2 d b d 33 Pub, Jan. 5, 1911 |bloom and trailing cool green| orkingmen must dig and delve, as Y g gy r-
everything an every 0 y oe jin: tho. Pordisnad:, Gans! creteles | vines, while a tin roof above|Maybe Teddy Taft can shelve- naces and flues put in order by
, <7? vervthing depends ipo e } 2
: P 2 R t thr u h Fy =e ythir 5 lepend upon th | keene Land District—District of Coast| keeps out the glaring sun. A}We shall see in 1912. Ci H. CUTTING
: in rince uper oug Bs ee ee he bon ity aan) | Take notice that 1 CAROLINE JOHNSON, |C2UPIe of big hammocks, cush-| Boston Globe. | Practical Chimney Sweep Address: Knox Hotel, or
: di It’s see ne ne: Oy aay A DOM See jof Vancouver, B. €., occupation married|ions scattered about, easy chairs Belva Lockwood, dear old Belve, PHONE 71
e rea Ing your paper. Be ae ~ ye ip ph I evap ras Durenase the Tol wing aescrib dlands: jana a tea table complete the pic- | Will she run in me ?
* ° 4 olders LO Turnish ail .ne neces~ Comment 4 post planted at the! tyre ouston Post.
4 BY y fu for de nt southwest corner of Lot 3065, thence south oe :
5 the most interesting paper Bs sary funds for development andy] %y reba ns, thence east 80 chains, thence | I asked Miss Baker if she was|Are they afflicted with quevelve? E. L. FISH
\ : ” it b ¥ erection of smelter. horth 60 chains to the southeast corner of! never afraid with no American|Figure this out in 1942. . L. FISHER
4 we receive, writes a suD- ys ee south 1 of Lot 2, thence north 20! anywhere near. St. Joseph Gazette. Funeral Director and Embalmer
, : chains est line of Lot 3062, thence < : ‘s ri 2S RE
. , E | d “33 Sale of Good Household Furniture | moat! ) anata along south line of Lot “T never think of it, she re- | Most any jingling little elve, CHARGES REASONABLE
\ scrl er rom ng an e 4 Mr. Frank A. Ellis wil! sell by {3065 to point of commencement, contain- plied, flinging herself down Rl aks find one rhyme for 1912. THIRD AVENUE PHONE 356.
. Be aie so , {ing 560 acres, more less. a : ’ - eat : OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
3 > | public auction on Tuesday next, | CAR Line (OHNO NS: ; fortably in the big hammock, “I Prince Rupert News.
§ AS without reserve, at the residence} Dated Det Bearman love the life down here, The pic- cc sen Te my
POST PAID TO ANY ADDRESS IN 4} corner of I ifth and Dunsmuir, a Pub, Jan, 18, 19 turesque people make some rare High priced butter means a}|————————————_______-
K spl ndid lot of household furni- portrail studies and of course|high tax on hot cakes.
1 y Ost " ras. 2 ture and effects. Sale at 2 p.m.|~ Mee ae ees f
| States or Eng. Canada 23 bure Sik aie p. = = HAYNER BROS.
ay | UNDERTAKERS anp EMBALMERS
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eld and Weekly Star that the pub- than the ordinary feedstuffs in local pancy. Everything up to date, including bath and telephone. SYSTEMATIC MERCHANTS’ DELIVERY SERVICE
lishers are finding it impossible ca ’ e
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ders, but in the columns of that Profitable Dairy Feed Furnishings all new and up to the minute. Seventh Ave. and Fulton Phone 301

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