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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
PLANO SOLO, Mr. Werner.
UREN SRI LAMD HP TOUR CI ERAN ib. 5 050 0.9.8 ,0.8.0.0.4.0,6.430.0,¢.058 Locke
Mrs. Chisholm
THE OLANG OF THE FORGE. .00066.6. cw Rodney
G, Couture
ATER RHE =O) MOLON RUIN 5 .5.,4 6.453 6, 6058.0 :000.0 0d 030.000
Mr. L. Bullock-Webster
ee NES 856 6 ib ecblosWie a adie ow 60bd s.0 4 Musical Duality
Adolphus (a woman hater).......Mr. Tracy
Clementine (his cousin)....Mrs. DesRosiers
SRIEEED SEERBERTEN TERIRIN GlRG oc; 6-0.0jeie.w0: esis s.04.6 see 0 oo eOMLOY
J. Couture
FLUTE OBLIGATO, ‘‘Carmen”.......5 0.0008. Bizet
F. W. Renworth
VIOLIN SOLO, “Cavatina”.........ceeceseee J. Raff
Mr. Graham Kearney
ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS............ One-Act Farce
Cast.
Major Regulus Rattan........ W. R. Whitley
FRO PUNIOSS 6 56. 5:0 0.5.0.6 i000 Deb 008 Frank A. Ellis
Mr. Spriggins............ G. 8. Fitzmaurice
PALS CHOTISBING ... 0.554 50:4:0;6:0 00:06 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, See.
E. C. Gibbons, Vice-Pres. Fr. E. M. Bunoz, Treas.
Programme.
L. Bullock-Webster R. Koller R.

Stage Furnis hings Kindly Loaned by Geo. Tite

Stanford

E. Tracy

Seats now on sale at Westholme Opera House from
2 to 5. Also at Keeley’s Drug Store.
Admission $1.00, 75c, 50c; boxes $10.00

 

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ELECTORS!

Do You Want the Truth!

 

Beginning tomorrow morning there
will be published during the Cam-
paign a morning newspaper called

RUT

In the interest of Independent Con-
servatism and for the support
of Dr. Clayton.

 

For advertising rates and other information apply
at campaign headquarters of Clayton Committee

 

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SAMUEL HARRISON
(NOTARY PUBLIC)

Samuel Harrison & Co.

Real Estate and Stock Brokers
APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED

 

Prince Rupert Stewart

 

 

 

 

 

Knott's Bakery Now Open For Business

—CATERER —DELICATESSEN —
The Tea Room a Special feature. Ice Cream and Ices, Light Lunches

TRY OUR BREAD--IT’S FAMOUS

Phone 190 717 8rd Ave.

 

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WANTED:

We have an immediate purchaser for one or two good lots in Sections
Five and Six. Submit your listings.

For Sale 1°t 40, block 16. sec. 1, Price $6000. $2500 cash, balance
— 12 and 18 months. Look this up.

PATTULLO & RADFORD

Second Avenue
Telephone 83

 

 

Canadian General Electric Company, Limited

Motors, Mining and Contracting Machinery
Electrical _Apparatus of every descriptior

Graham Kearney, Mer. BOX 974

 

NEW MARINE
‘MOTOR TESTED |

|British Admiralty Interested in
Performance of Vessel FPro-
pelied by Explosion of Heavy
Gil and Air in ere
The Daily Mail special corre-
}spondent on board the motor ship
| Selandia, on her run from London
|to Antwerp, described the per-
} formance, saying.
| “Phere can be no question re-}|
garding the interest the British
| Admiralty is taking in this latest
idevelopment of marine propul-
sion, for Engineer in Chief Vice
Admiral Sir Henry Oram made
the trip to Antwerp as a sequel
to First Lord Churchill's visit to
the vessel while she lay in the
West India dock at London. Sev-

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UNION 5.5. COMPANY OF B.C. ut

The new steel Riibenger Steamers

“Chelohsin ”

AND

“Camosun”

eral famous steamship lines also! Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver

had experts on board.
“There was a stiff southwest-
erly breeze when the Selandia

| “Chelohsin ”

as follows:

- Wednesdays at 9 p.m.

manoeuvred out of the docks and “ Camosun es ae Saturdays at 10 a.m.

into the river. The way she

twisted her way through the traf-|

\fic and windings of the Thames
was a revelation in handiness.

‘T could take her through the |

eye of a needle, said the river
pilot. On Saturday night the}

wind freshe net to half a gale but|

there was little movement and | J, H. ROGERS, Agent

vibration was practically absent. |
“It was in the engine room that]

the experts gathered. There are iP
sixteen cylinders, eight on a side,

labsorbing and exploding a mix- |

ture of heavy oil and air. There}

jis no bustle of greasers there and|

firemen for furnaces and boilers}

do not exist in the Selandia. hi
of machinery it

t GREAT NAMES
AT THE BAR

/High Sounding Title of McBride
| Rings Out with the World
Famed Cognomen Kelly in
Court This Morning.
oT

Great names were among those
lof the five
l|morning toed the line

delinquents who this
before
| Magistrate Carss to answer to
| the terrible charge of “drunk and
| disorderly.” There was Frank
Fitzgerald, whose euphonious
ecognomen recalls days of ancient
| chivalry. Frank paid his five
and costs as cheerfully as no
doubt his ancestors charged at
| Hastings There was E. Andy,
less distinguished but as prompt
with his five spot plus two. There
| was Alex
the quintuplet frilled
whose famous
}sounded before a mat of tune-
ful interrogation al! around the

. Swanson, ready too with
Joe Kelly,

 

surname has}

Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening
and Monday morning, respectively

None safer on the coast than these two
fine passenger steamers

Phone 116

 

 

WANTED

‘RRL FURNISHED HOUSE
{ : OR APARTMENT :
CALL OR TELEPHONE 318

Approved agreements of
sale purchased

Continental Trust Co. Ltd.

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Modern Flat For Rent

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

Westenhaver -

WINDSOR HOTEL
CASE UP TODAY

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Further Adjjournment gated
—Witness McLean Has Not!
Reached Rupert iil
Newton Attends mean,

No evidence was taken this|
morning in the» Windsor Hotel |
case. The witness MeLean, whose}
testimony is relied on by the}

prosecution to corry weight, as|

world, must unfortunately spend] lie was resident in the Windsor |

seven days in free lodgings for]
lhis little frisk. He had no cash.
|Last, but not least at this time |
surely, comes the great name of)
| McBride. Mr Me Bride Mr. |
| James MeBride, to avoid confu-|
sion—admitted the soft impeach-
|ment and was fined five and two|
lalso. Never no more for this}
| particular McBricdk
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YUKON PASS RATES

| Company Will Voluntarily Make| still have a majority of 444,

Material Reductions.

Vancouver, March 12.—-It was
announced this morning from the
| local offices of the White Pass &|
Yukon Railway that regardless of|
ithe judgment of the Board of
Railway Commissioners of Can
jada, completely
forder for the reduction of rates
}on the line, the Alaska and Yukon
| publie may depend upon the
|} White Pass & Yukon route to as

ja privale conference at the police

| mission

rescinding the}

| Conservatives,

lsist to every reasonable extent|

jand the company will voluntarily
jmake immediately a number of
reductions and readjustments of

certain rales with a view of as-
country,

CG, J. Rogers, purchasing agent,
by President D. L. Dickson of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney
Railroad.

Kubiak Won from. Moran.

Albany, N. Y., Mareh 414 Al.
Kubiak beat Frank Moran, the
Pittsburg heavyweight, in a 10

Kubiak won every round by a
wide margin, and in the eighth

tain knockout,
Sexe I to myself,
Says |;
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sisting in the development of the}

This news was telegraphed to|

; were present and a pleasant time

}soon after their
round bout here last night.|

the bell saved Moran from a cer-|}
}sround which has been the prop
jerty of Mr. Unwin sinee the first

for a considerable time continu
ously about the time at which the
offense charged is said to have
taken place, has not yet been able
to reach Rupert from up river

The Mayor this morning held

conrt on this case in his capacity
as chairman of the License Com-

Asquith’s Majority.

The Asquith ministry should

counting Nationalists, Independ
ent Home Rulers and labor mem-
bers with the government. The
general election of December,
1910, returned 272 Liberals, 84
Nationalists, 42 Labor and 272
Conservatives Six seats have
since been gained by the Con-
servalives, so that the represen-
tation is now 266 Liberals, 84 Na-
of whom eight are in-
dependent 42 Labor and 278

tionalists

HAPPY HOUSE WARMING
Mir. and Mrs, J. E, Unwin Enter-
tain in Newly Built Residence.

A bright and most successful
house warming party was held
the other night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Unwin at their
newly built residence on Summit
avenue, About twenty friends

Was spent with music, games and
conversation. Tt will be remem
bered that Mr. and Mrs, Unwin,
wedding, had
their pretty litthe home destroyed
by fire. The new home which
they now occupy is larger and
much improved on the same

sale of Prince Rapes lots.

ADVERTISE IN THE
NEWS

 

“Th e News” Classified Ads. -
==Qne Cent A Word For Each Insertion=~

—THERE ARE NO “DEAD ONES” HE

 

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For Rent |
|} FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished|

cottage; all modern conveniences, Phone |
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| FOR’ RENT—4-room house, 640 8th ave.|
| the proprietor of the cigar store cash, bal. 6, 12 and ‘3

Apply Phone 318.

|/FOR LEASE- ‘Mcintyre |H Hall; well heated |

and lighted. J. H GERS, Phone

 

Insurance

 

 

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

 

Help Wanted

 

 

YOUNG lady with experience would like
position as waitress or cook. Apply
P. O. box 965 66-31

MAN wanted, Sweder Bros,, below Heiger
son block. 65-tf

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

 

Wanted Houses t

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ee One lot, block 5, section 4 $1,005; 9
' 000
nu i

cash, bal. 6, 12 and is
MRS. KEITHLY DEAD nt Mints 16, ceetic,
LORRI cash, bal. 6, 12 m me
One lot, block 14, see
| The intermment Will Take Place cash, bal. 1, 2 and

at New Metlakatia, Alaska. three lots, block 7
qopueninimeaienin 4 cash, bal, 1, 2

Two lots, block 20
Mrs. Charles Keithly, wife of

$6,

% cash, bal. 6, 12
One lot, block 6, s¢

One lot, block 28, sect

under — the Empress Pheatre, | “cash, ‘bal, $50 every. thos

passed away on Saturday after a), ne Jot, block 7, sectio

cash, bal. 6, 12 and i
lingering iliress. Hayner Bros.| one tot, block 7, sectior

have prepared the remains for cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18
, ‘ to nt Te “ Two lots, block 21, s¢
shipment to New Metlakatla, cash, bal. 6, 12 tno
Alaska, where the interment will) One tot, biock 16, sectio:
iake place. cash, bal. 3, 6 and i2 1
Twolots, block 42
= - = ~— % cash, bal. 3
For row boats and launches 0M, \0%) Block
telephone 320 green. Davis boat wo lots, block 49, section 8, 84
house. $50 cash, bal. $15 per month
| Two lots, block 10, section 8, $345 h
$75 cash, bal. $15 per mo. ‘Two tronn
= = —— ———————————_ | Two lots, block 16, section 8 30
$75 cash, bal. $15 per m , wr
One lot, block 40, section 8, $37 $100

Fort George cash, bal. $1 hg
Watch It Grow! Restaurant on Second avenue

Farm land at Lakelse, only
FOR RENT
The Railway Commission has ruled that Stor corner 8 a :

the depot must be located some distance ata ler Second avenue and Seventh
west from the Fraser River on the Indian erreer

reservation Do you see the point? It} Store, corner Second avenue and Sixtb
means the location of the depot right at street

the east part of the Fort George townsite,

near Fraser avenue This settles all con

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WANTED—A rooming house in good lo

cation, to rent or lease. Good tenant. |

Apply to John Dybhavyn 319 3rd ave.

WANTED—Large store with good show}

windows in best pero ss locality. Will
lease on good but not exorbitant terms
Box 217, News Oflice ur

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WANTED—Best price for lot in Block 39,
Section 8 Must sell for cash. Address
Box 201 News. tr

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Business Chances

lw ANTED — Restaurant outfit, especiaiiy
range, also bedding and cheap furniture
for about ten rooms. P. O, box 105.
9-tf

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Miscellaneous
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FOR SALI Practically new Underwood
typewriter 250 Phone 220 65-6

Graphophone and records; al
Call Red 392 62-tf

FOR SALI
most new

J. W. SHIRLEY, 773 Taylor st., Prince Ru
.pert. Locator and timber cruiser; govt.
land for pre-emption or purchase
Nursery stock for sale Phone 305
P. O. Box 993 4t

0 exchange—Thirty acres good fruit land
acres and half cleared, for unimproved
property in Section 5 or 6 Address be
fore Wednesday Jason, News uf

FOR sale Finest pedigreed bull terrier
dog puppy in town; seven months old
born in Victoria, Make an offer Max
News Office if

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Transfer and Cartage

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SMART business man desires partnership
or interest in good concern Apply box
i, Daily News 56-tf

 

Lost and Found i

 

LOST Black cocker spaniel pup; answers
to name Bunnie, Carrigan & Miller

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MARRY—The Ideal Introduction Club leads
to happiness. Strictly private, high class
and reliable. Best in the West. Address
i C. Wilson, box 1776, Vancouver, B, CU,
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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
ticn until said permit has 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 build-
ings and alterations may be obtained from
omee of City Engineer.

at A. E, OAKLEY

Building Inspector,

 

TO STEEL PIPE MANUFACTURERS.

T enders will be received by the City
Clerk of Prince Rupert, B. C., on or before
the 25th of March, for the supply of a
proximately 3,800 feet of steel pipe, etgh-
teen inches in diameter, delivered on the
wharf, Prince Rupert

information for bidders, specifications
and forms of tender may be obtained from
Wm, Mahlon Davis, city engineer.

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

City Clerk.

CEMENT TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will "be received by the
undersigned up to 5 p, m., April ist, 1912,
for the supply of approximately 1,000
bartels more or less, of Portland ce
ment Informauicn for bidders, form of
tender and specifications must be obtained
irom the City Engineer

1¢ lowest or any tender not pacess
accepted ERNEST A. WOODS, ane

troversies in regard to the value of the e

Fort George townsite and those who have

followed us are going to reap a good profit eremi ug er t

on their investment. Lots are selling fast; , ’ 5
| pers will be a tremendous BOOM at Fort
George this year WITH THE RAILWAY
| FROM VANCOUVER TO FORT GEORGE TO
FINISHED IN THREE YEARS FORT
| GEORGE iS BOUND TO BE THE WINNI
|} PEG OF BRITISH COLUMBIA This is the
time to act quickly, don’t delay, tomorrow
will be too late information free

PRINCE RUPERT.

rwo lots, block 8, section 1, $10,000 1-3
cash, balance 9 and 15 months :
Two lots, block 30, section 1, $14,000. 1-3 Bagease, Storage and Forwar

cash, 6, 12 and 18 mouths | Rigs or Motor Car da

Phone 317

 

PHONE 901

PONY PRESS

SYSTEMATIC MERCHAN DE ER

Several lots in section 2

Pwo lots, block 17, section 5, $2,10¢ 1+2
cash, 6 and 12 months

One lot wien 7-room house ard cabin,
block’ 22, ction 5, $2,600 Offer for}

regs gett geauent: 0° **! Crand Hotel.

block 28, section 5, 8900 1

Seventh Ave. and Fultor

ash, 6 anu A? months
Two lots, block 7, section 6, $1,500 each. }
31,000 cash, 6 and 12 months
One lot, block 19, section 6, $2,100
cash, balance 1 and 2 yea a i
One lot, block 25, $1,400. $500 cash, Phone 178 Ist Ave. and 7th St
and 12 months > ge - Is. P
Two lots, block 26, $2,800. $1,400, 6, GEO. BRODERIUS, Proprietor

and 18 months | se
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Workingman’s Home
Free Labor Bureau in Connection

cash, 6 and 12 months
One lot, block 29, section 7, $500 $390,
balance 1 year
Gae lot, block 50, section 7, 8700 $350
balance $25 per month
block 15 ction 8, $500 1-2
12 and 18 ‘months
, block 27 ction 8, $90¢ 1-2]
balance ¢ and 12 months |
want some listing, we have the

men aE non NTN A Yag CARTAGE

STORAGE

G, T. P. Transfer Agents

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Orders promptly filled. Prices reasonable

buyer
OFFICE—H. B. Rochester. Centre St. Phone &

Th. onLLanY | —
Sole Agent
General House Furnishings

Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd.
AT THI

Bex 805 225 6th 8&t. Phone 381 |
Big Furniture Store

We Offer For Sale *y,rar2i!
The Following Property

 

 

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Three lots, Block 6, Section 1, on Eleventh|

Open for Business

Two lots, Block 8, Section 1, First Ave.| J. B. ROBERTSON

yne lot, Block 31, Section 1, th bulic ° 1 oo
OMngs, Fraser sirect. | Horseshoeing & General Blacksmithing

lwo lots, Block 4, Section 6, Fifth Ave and &rd Ave

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

One lot, Block 13, Section 5, Borden St.,
with house.

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

lwo lots, Block 5, Section 6, Fourth Ave./|

[wo lots, Block 18, Section 6, Sixth ave

wo lots, Block 16, ection 6, Sixth Ave

Ohe lot, Block 21, Section 7, Sixth Ave

One lot, Block 27, Section 7, Eighth Ave.

Corner of 7th St

 

PRINCE RUPERT Nh

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Continental Trust Co.
ANNEX

Second Ave. LIMITED

Real Estate Insurance
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent

 

Owned and operated by the

a hata sei
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
the American and European plan.
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Excellently furnishec wi

steam heat, electric light, an°
3, being abso

PRINCE RUPERT FEED CO.

Big stock of all kinds of
Garden Seeds, Timothy,
Clover and Grain
Seeds.

and &

modern convenience
lutely first-class in every respec
{ service

The appointments an '
ne

hote! Ol

Mail Orders Promptly Attended to

are equal to any
NN ene coast.

ile International Stock Food :

-~ALL KINDS OF FEED

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.

 

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Westholme Lumber Co. | G4. Sweet Mane

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$8.50 Per Ton, Delivered vi
F. M. DAVIS suis:
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C Jaxpents ring. Also agents oe ine
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Phone 186 Launches and Boats for Hire N.E. end ©

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