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The Only Wa ay to Obtain What You Wish Promptly is to o Send a

Grand St Patrick's Day Concert

WESTHOLME _OPERA HOUSE

Monday, March 18th, 1912, at 8:15 P. M.
In Aid of Catholic Church
PROGRAMME
MOVING PICTURES.
PIANO SOLO, Mr. Werner.
LEARY SUGLEESE PS SUM L USC 6.684 0.55 wh cc bes Cewek ass Locke
Mrs. Chisholm
LEED OREO SL 5b 86 oie 8 bleléans Rodney
G. Couture
MP UP EIMINS 55 VING Se bedi aka ba Stanford
Mr. L. Bullock-Webster
MROPLROS 0 ibxs'g S4.4o 4640 0 8 8 sN s TOR
a woman hater). .4 6.35 Mr. Tracy
(his cousin)....Mrs. DesRosiers
SRE Werk o 64.6 86 86 6 84 eh Cae Molloy
J. Couture
FLUTE OBLIGATO, ‘‘Carmen’’............06+. Bizet
F. W. Renworth
VIOLIN SOLO; “Cavatima soos oie ese -ereeeb a J.
Mr. Graham Kearney
ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS............ One-Act Farce
Cast.
Major Regulus Ratian........ W. R. Whitley
VAGUE: UNOS. 6 6s Fes asec ts Frank A. Ellis
Mr. Spriggins............ G, 8. Fitzmaurice
Os, Spriggins. . < os sie. ss: Mrs. Chisholm
Angelina (their daughter)....... Miss Moore
Julia (wife of Major Rattan . Miss Brown
Anna Maria (maid of all work) .Miss Kinkade
Committee.
Martin O'Reilly, Pres. E. F. Doyle, Sec.
E. C, Gibbons, Vice-Pres. Fr. E. M. Bunoz, Treas.
Programme.
L. Bullock-Webster R. Koller

Stage Furnis hings Kindly Loaned by Gee.

THE CLANG OF
FATHER

LEAP Duality

Adolphus
Clementine
THE KERRY

Rall

R. E. Tracy

Tite
Seats now on sale at Westholme Opera House from
2to5. Also at Keeley’s Drug Store.
Admission $1.00, 75c, 50c; boxes »$10.00

 

5000 WATCHES:
5000 GRAMOP ONES §
5000 AUTO-HARPS

$2500 GIFTS FREE
SEND NO MONEY.

Simply for selling two cent assorted
Picture Pos fi
Latest Cinema’ |
tod Gold’ Mota and
ted Card:
We aie five cents, all at two cents each.
e ie rel he a Handsome Present
1 you need do is to send
your Ke and address and we send
ter at once an eee of acetone a
catalogue containing over atiful
Free Prizes. including Watches, Russian Fue
Sets, Phon phs, Ga
Melodeons, a 1
Roller oe eet: Rifles, I

See ee Genuine
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We trust
for 28 days with cards. Sel
use what you can at two conteeceh.
and we wil! reward you according
to our catalogue. If you do not
eel] a single card we
remember you just the same.
IT NEED NOT COST YOU
ONE CENT OF YOUR
OWN MONEY. WRITE
AT ONCE—-NOW TO

 

 

 

Utah
SYRUP.

OF TAR

te) hae
IVER OIL

Cures Coughs

Mathieu's Syrup of Tar & Cod Liver Oil
is a great Tonic and not only stops a cough
but enables the system to throw it off.
There should be a bottle of it in every home.

Large size bottle 3¢c.

J. L. MATHIEU CO., Prep,

Sold everywhere.

SHERBROOKE

 

THOMPSON quits SNOW IN TORONTO

Famous City Engineer Who Re-| Street Cars and Trains Delayed

ported on Prince Rupert.

Canadian Press Despatch.
March 16.

Reginald T.
many

Thompson, for

years city engineer of Se- Toronto,

iest snow
attle and for the past few months! | sla mare

earl)
engineer of the port, has tendered] jj);
his resignation, which has been than

accepted, to take effect April

yesterday morning and
falling. At midnight

eight inches had

and Telegraph Wires Down.

The heay-
fall of the yea rstarted

is

more

;zround. It has already
fnothing

ja bunch of

(down at the

 

ithe new

| schedule

RINK IS SENT

TO BONSPIEL :

| Prince Rupert ‘Curlers Certain to
Ering Some Valuable Prizes
Begins Next

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Home—Bonspiel
Monday.

Prince Rupert will begin to be
world as
recreation
made a

athletic

| heard of in the
that

;} soon as we get

this direction, an

serves to

siart in

city so much or so well, We
champion
Vancouver tourna-
and on Monday the Van-

people will have

ment,
couver

of witnessing our prowess on the
sent a

curling rink. Wethave
rink from here that will certainly
home with them some of
cups and

bring
the valuable
prizes offered.
posed of A. T. Broderick,
. P. MeMordie, W
F. H. Mobley.
to take place in the
to be among the finest
ice rinks of the world.
testing rinks are:
Prince Rupert (4
Fredericton, N. B.
Nelson, B. C. (2
Cranbrook, B. ¢
Armstrong, B. ¢
Merritt, B. C, (2).
High River, Alta (2
Victoria Club, Calgary
East Calgary (1
Victoria, B. C, (2
New Westminster (1
North Vancouver (2
Fort William, Ont.
Dawson, Y. T. (1
instructive Motion Pictures.
Under this heading comes a
very beautiful film entitled “The
Landing of Christopher Colum-
bus,’ which will be shown at the
Westholme Opera House
together with several other good
reels. “The Landing of Christo-
pher Columbus” is a subject that
is sure to interest Americans, ant
the pictures shown are absolute-
ly correct both historically and
dramatically. The scene depict-
ing the landing of Columbus in
world is especially fine
and nothing better
shown in this city.

Arena,

has ever been}

LEFT ON GEORGE

Number of Prominent People on.

Vacations to the South.
The Prince George left on}
time yesterday morning |
following passengers: |
Ritchie, D

with the

Schatner, T
Hofman, J Shaw, J
Young, Judge Gasby, F. G
3 A ireenby, J
and Mrs. Tusdale, T. R
Love, Mrs. I
MeCarmichae
Joy,N
Irvine, D
Mobley
Ireland, f
Broderi
Waddingt
Claytor

Durand

Freed, A

Freed, Mrs
Haugh, W. é
Weeks, W._E her
Sleigh, C. H, Evi
Stewart, R. Gese

WRECKAGE
OFF GRAHAM

Further Advices Have Been Re-
ceived at Victoria by Wireless
—Messenger on Horseback.

Canadian Press Despatch,

Victoria, March 16.—Further
advices regarding the wreckage
washed ashore at Graham Island
were received last night 4 mes-
senger horseback from

Dead Tree Point wireless station

returned and sent news by wire-

stating that 20,000 feet of
lumber, mostly fir and

Cc. M. L., was strewn on shore

near Cape Fife, along with a

ship’s hatch marked T. V.,,

a piece of a dory. There are no

marks on the dory,

sent on

cedar,
also

STEAM TRAWLERS

Petition to Prevent Their Use on
Atlantic Coast.

Canadian i Despatch.

Halifax, March 16.—The Nova
Seotia legislature has adopted a
resolution memorializing the fed-
eral government to take steps to
secure an international prohibt-
tion of steam trawls on the
eries of the Atlantic

fish-
coast of

| Canada,
fallen, |

le
1.) Street car and railroad trains are

BIG CHIEFS MEET

advertise a
have
bowlers

other
The rink is com-
skip;
S. Benson and
The contests are
said
artificial
The con-

tonight}

THE DAILY NEWS.

SS rere
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UNION $.S, COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd

The new steel Passenger Steamers

‘Chelohsin”

AND

“Camosun”

Leave

a chance

as follows:

“Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
“Camosun ”

| Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening
and Monday morning, respectively

None safer on the coast than these two

fine passenger steamers

J. H. ROGERS, Agent Phone 116

 

 

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WANTED

FURNISHED HOUSE
: OR APARTMENT :
CALL OR TELEPHONE 318

Approved agreements of
sale purchased

Continental Trust Co. Ltd.

SECOND AVENUE

 

 

 

 

Convenient roomy apartment
on 2nd floor in Clapp Block.
$35.00 per month. 5

Weste nhaver - Bros.

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KIRKPATRICK
IS BACK HOME :

| Been on Vacation 1 Trip to Place
of Nativity in Nova
Scotia.

‘COMES OF STURDY STOCK

Octagenarian Father Misses Go-|
ing to Business First Time
in Sixty Years.
Ex-Alderman J. A.

returned

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j

home yesterday

ing unexpectedly, having cut
probably that
din the political
game. He went direct from here

to Nova Scotia and to his old

vacation short,

ight take a hat

home some fifty miles. from Hali-
fax He fou
eighty years old, confined to his
bed A couple of days before the
old gentleman had slipped on the
sidewalk and sustained a bad fall.
This was the first
missed going to his business of-
fice every working day in sixty
years

Mr. Kirkpatrick took a run to
New York and from there to Chi-
cago, spending a few days in each
of these great cities. He next
visited Montreal, Ottawa and To-
ronto and everywhere found great
manifested in the future
of Prince and especially
values. He returns
that realty
compara-

interest
Rupert
in reat estale
with the
prices in this city are

impression

tively low,

New Preacher Tomorrow.

Rev. George McKay, who will
preach morning and evening to-
morrow in the Angtican Church,
Centre street, has had a varied
career. He was
stationed at Fort McLeod, Al-
berta, from 1878 to 1885; prin-
cipal of Emmanuel College, Prince
Albert, 1885 to 1887; missionary
along the C, P. R, with head-
quarters at Donald, B. C., for
years. The last eleven
years he has been in charge of
Redfield, South Dakota. He is}
going to work along the G

and interesting

severai

how

Prince Rupert for Vancouver |

- Saturdays at 10 a.m. |

Modern Flat For Rent

Kirkpatrick |

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id his father, who is

time he had|

“DEAD ONES”

 

For Rent

las uation

 

 

I a RENT—Furnished or unfurnished
sttage; all modern conveniences, Phone
296 uw

FOR RENT—4é-room house, 640 8th ave.
| Apply Phone 3138.

FOR LEASE—MclIntyre Hall; well heated
and lighted, J. H. ROGERS, Phone 116.
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Insurance ¥

 

—@ |

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

1
WANTED—Position by middle aged woman

as housekeeper, nurse or cook Mrs
Constant, Flat 4, Washington block. 2t

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Help Wanted

 

 

MAN wanted. Sweder Bros

below Helger
son block. 65-U
WANTED—Servant girl; other maids kept.
Apply Mrs. L. W. Patmore.
WANT girl attending school to help mind
baby from 4 to 8. State what expected
Address X 15, News

| emcee re reese eer errno

Wanted Houses

en mete me me ere re eh

WANTED—A rooming house in good lo-
cation, to rent or lease. Good tenant.
Apply to John Dybhavn 319 3rd ave

WANTED—Large store with good show
windows in best business locality wil
lease on good but not exorbitant terms
Box 217, News Office i

ere

Real Estate !

Se ee

buyers for vacant iots
and 8 Princpals
offered? Frank A
Hays block

WANTED I have

am I
Ave., next

WANTED—Best price for lot in Block 39,
Section 8 Must sell for cash. Address
Hox 291 News, u

ter eee ers +

Business Chances
| teeters tere rea

WANTED — Restaurant outfit, especially

| range, also bedding and cheap furniture
for about ten reoms. P. G. box 105.
9-tr

rer ae ee

Miscellaneous

 

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|}FOR SALE Practically new Underwood
| typewriter, form 220; 850 V. D. Allen,
| Cold Storage 65-6t

|} FOR SALE
} most new

Graphophone and records; al-
Call Red 392 62-1f

| J. W. SHIRLEY, 773 Taylor st., Prince Ru-

ert. Locator and timber cruiser; govt.

pre-emption or _ purchase.

Phone 305
4t

I

land for
Nursery stock for sale.
P. O Box 993.

) exchange—Thirty acres good fruit land, | bes ane

unimproved
Address be-
u

acres and half cleared, for
property in Section 5 or 6
fore Wednesday Jason, News
FOR sale Finest pedigreed bull terrier
dog puppy in town; seven months old, }
born in Victoria, Make an offer Max
News Office ir

ts et es reser

Transfer and Cartage

| tte ts eet ee

| SMART
or interest in good concern
| 4, Daily News

business man desires partnership
Apply box
56-tf

j ee a

it Lost and Found

| iescdatasoccsiesdil escheat pomartaaiane
LOST Black cocker

| to name Bunnie

spaniel pup; answers
Carrigan & Miller

Personal

 

$n

MARRY—The Ideal Introduction Club leads
to happiness. Strictly private, high class
and reliable. Best in the West. Address
1. C, Wilson, box 1776, Vancouver, B. LU,
f24

 

RE PERMITS FOR AND ALTERATIONS TO
BUILDINGS.

Extract from Bylaw No. 10, Clause 4:

“The erection or alteration of any
building shall not be commenced in the
City of Prince Rupert until a permit for
such erection or alteration shall first be
obtained from the Inspector by the owner
or his agent, and no such owner or agent
shall proceed with such erection or altera
tion until said permit Las been obtained.”

Penalty.

Extract from Clause 169:

“Any person found guilty of an infrac-
tion of the bylaw shall be liable to a fine
not exceeding $100.00”

Application form and permits for bulld-
ings and alterations may be obtained from
omice of City Engineer.

St A. E. OAKLEY,

Building Inspe ctor,

 

TO STEEL PIPE MANUFACTURERS.

Tenders will be received by the City
Clerk of Prince Rupert, B. C., on or before
the 25th of March, for the supply of a
proxunately 3,800 feet of steel pipe, elsh:
teen inches in diameter, delivered on the
wharf, Prince Rupert

Information for bidders, specifications
aad forms of tender may be obtained from
Wim, Mahlon Davis, city engineer.

——ES—

Want Ad. After j

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“The News” Classified Ads.

==(ne Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

—THERB ARE NO HERE—

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| One lot, block 5, sectio eae
cash, bal. 6. 12 and a8 rete? + $1,000

heossores | One lot, block 16, section 1. 6+
% cash, bal. 6, 12 and 4!
An exceptionally beautiful film historical- cash, bal 3, 6 and 12 mo.

cash, bal. 6, 12 m
One lot, block
sly and dramatically correct Two lots, block 42, sect

OPERA ~HOUS
TONIGHT - ONLY sae ah
TONIGHT - ONLY |=

Three lots, block 7, secti
% cash, bal. 1, 2 and 3
Two lots, block 29, sect
cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18
One lot, block 7, secti
—THE LANDING OF cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18 m
: Ir'wo lots, block 21, sect
Christopher Columbus cash, bal. 6, 12 mo
One lot, block 16, sect
cash, ‘pal easy ;
Two lots, block 49, se
$50 cash, bal. $15
eg ie Two lots, block 1(

10 and 15¢ #75 cash, bal. $1

Two lots, block 16, section 8, g3
$75 cash, bal. $15 per mo

One lot, block 40, section 8,
cash, bal. $15 per m«

FOR SALE.

| Restaurant on Second avenu e
Farm land at Lakelse, orly

Fort George FOR RENT.
Watch It Grow! “iii en

| Store, corner Second avenue
street,

 

 

 

and Seventh

and Sixth

The Railway Commission has ruled that
the depot must be located some distance
west from the Fraser River on the nna

reservation Do you see the point?
means the location of the depx t right at|
the east part of the Fort George eae ite, | eremi . AU er,
near Fraser avenue This settles al

troversies in regard to the value of the i
Fort George townsite and those who have
followed us are going to reap a good profit)
on their investment. Lots are selling fast; |
there will a tremendous BOOM at Fort
George this year. WITH THE RALLWAY | powe 301 ‘

FROM VANCOUVER TO FORT GEORGE TO
PONY sag mail

BE FINISHED IN THREE YEARS FORT |
SYSTEMATIC

Phone 317

 

iEORGE 18 BOUND TO ie THE WINNI

PEG OF Seat H COLUMBI This is the
time to act quickly, don't uel ay, tomorrow}
Will be 100 late Information free |

PRINCE RUPERT.

Two lots, block &, section 1, $10,000 1-3)
|

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MERCHAN

Baggage, Storage and Forwarding Agent
Rige or Motor Car day or night

cash, balance 9 and 15 months Seventh Ave. and Fultor

Two lots, bloc 30, section 1, $14,000, 1-3
cash, ¢ 12 and 18 months
Several lots in section 2

| Two lots, a “2 imonths. © gs aie a Grand Hotel.

22, section 5, $2,600

Workingman’s Home
Free Labor Bureau in Connection

Two I ts, block 45, section 5, $8,000 1 2}
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months |
One lot, block 28, section 5, $900 2]
cash, 6 anu 12 months > ” . nd 7t
Two lots, block 7, section 6, 81,50 Phone 178 Ist Ave. and
$1,000 cash, 6 and 12 months GEO. BRODERIUS, Proprietor
One lot, block 19, section 6, $2,100 2]

cash, balance and 2 years Vs ig
me lot, block 25, $1,400 3500 cash, °
and 12 months
Two lots, block 26,
and 18 months
Two lots, block 30,
6 and 12

0 each.}

$2,800

sn 2 08 “LINDSAY

mK onths
9, ection 7, $50

CARTAGE and
STORAGE

ion 7, $7 G. T. P. Transfer Agents
per month
Orders promptly filled, Prices reasonabie

12 monihs. 1-2) OFFICE—H. B. Rochester, Centre St

want some listi ng, Wwe have the

 

 

Th. COLLART

Bole Agent

Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd.
225 6th &t. Phone 381

General House Forni
AT TH

Big F Se tture Store

2nd Ave. and 6th St.
Entrance 2nd Ave.

 

 

We Offer For Sale
The Following Property Open for Business

Three lots, Block 6, Section 1, on Eleventh J. B. ROBERTSON
street.” os Horseshoeing & General Blacksmithing

Two lots, Block 8, Section 1, First Ave. f i Rt and 1 AV

One lot, Block 31, Section 1, with build Corner of 7t and oI!
ings, Fraser street

Two lots, Block 4, Section 6, Fifth Ave

Two lots, ‘Block 1, Section 2, Atlin Ave

One lot, Block 13, Section 5, Borden S&t.,
with house,

Two lots, Block 4, Section 6,
with double corner.

Two lots, Block 5, Section 6

Two lots, Block 18, Section 6,

Two lots, Block 16, Section 6, Sixth Ave

Ohe lot, Block 21, Section 7, Sixth Ave.|

One lot, Block 27, Section 7, Elghth Ave

Continental Trust Co.

Second Ave. LIMITED

Real Estate insurance
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent

 

Fifth ave.,

Fourth Ave
Sixth ave

PRINCE RUPERT INA

AND

ANNEX

 

 

Owned and oper
Grand Trunk Pat
the American and Eu
Excellently furnished,
steam heat, electric lig!
modern conveniences, bel! ‘
lutely first-class in every espe

PRINCE RUPERT FEED co,

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Big stock of all kinds of |

Garden Seeds, Timothy,

Clover and Grain
Seeds.

rvice
servi

The appointments anc ;
the

are equal to any hotel

Mail Orders Promptly Attended to |§ coast.

: Agents iia Stock Food :- | Rates: $1 to $3.50 per diy.
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—ALL KINDS OF FEED

 

—THE-

Westholme Lumber Co.

G. A. Sweet, Manager:

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He quits engineering activities to delayed,
take a prolonged rest. His resig- '
nation is not an impulsive
but the result of a

reached some weeks ago.

and telegraph wires are| iT. P

The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted ERNEST A. WOODS,
City Clerk,

. above Aldermere.

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down in all directions.

Baptist Services. oe
Rey. W. E, Collison will preach

 

Special to Daily News,
af Ottawa, March 14.—The Duke
decision | |
Forty-five Kilied. lof Connaught smoked the pipe of|

March 16,-—| peace with a delegation of Indians|'" Me!ntyre Hall tomorrow even-
ing instead of Rev. W McLeod, | undersigned up to 5 p. m

killed as!from the Six Nation reserve at! ’ H. } ‘Ir
D. and D. Equals & and 2. = result of a gas explosion in the} Brantford yesterday. rele

C, C. Nelson today pleaded| shaft of a coal mine at
guilty to a charge of D. and D.I in: the Province of
and paid his fine of $5 and costs.) terday

COAL

$8.50 Per Ton, Delivered

ste Ps) eatin ee ss }

pavis

: VIS » pa HOUSE
Lumber and Mouldings F. M. DA’ Shop and shit's

Carpentering. Also age! ts
-Morse and

LIMITED

St. Petersburg,
| Forty-five

Sealed tenders will be

CEMENT TENDERS.
re |

received by
, April 1st,
supply of approximately
years) oe — —- bariels.., more or less, a |
ment Information for bidders, form of | Car agents fo
Engines — Gasoline Engin

meth der and specifications must be obtained | All Kinds of Building Sepelies Ga
cessories carried in stock

on the City Engineer
¢ Whart
Phone cet nee and Boats for Hire N.E. end ©

Lon |
1,000]
Portland ce

miners were

Some

Uzoaka,) ago the Duke was made chief of King’s regular Saturday night

yes-jthe tribes. The Duke replied to| dance, Mcintyre Hall. Dancing)
| the addresses of several chiefs, lessons given 7:30 to 9. 2t

 

Saratoy,
The lowest or any tender not necessarily

accepted ERNEST A. WOODS,
64-31 City Clerk First Avenue