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THE PRINCE tUPERT PUBLISHING CO. LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
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CANADIAN HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY, WHICH HAS A BRANCH into the hearts of his audiences,

 

 

 

   

 

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4 1 Ga, TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—® cents inch. ct rates :
Be on application oo IN RUPERT, IS PLANNING TO ERECT IN VANCOUVER ONE = carrying fis violin wherever he WARD MILITARY AEROPLANING SCIENCE aNd Equip
we. : OF THE LARGEST OFFICE BUILDINGS IN THE EMPIRE. campaigned, was 61 years old. MENT—STILL OLD COUNTRY IS FAR BEHIND RIVALS :
| a SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico—DatLy, 50c | idiot He was born at Happy Valley, in
i per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. WEEKLY, $2.00 per year. ee Vancouver soon will have a million dollar business building.;Eastern Tennessee, but spent The most important feature of|will be ex,
18 ‘ eae oe ee a oe a Not only will it be one of the most costly in Canada, but it will be} most of his life at Nashville.) the British army estimates for | specialized
Pe: i efvence. the second largest structure of its kind in the Dominion and one|/practicing law He belonged {©} the coming financial year recent.| TSPCtive s¢
HEAD OFFICE of the largest in the British Empire. This building is to be erected;an office holding family. His by ‘deehseel the chien ttiadethines OF :the A site f
. . . ‘ } Cc ome Investment Comps of this city. and it is! father was a representative in 7 selected on &
ly News Building, Third ye ; by the Canadian Home Investment Company i : a #1.540.000 for 5 a
Daily ng: ird Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98 | claimed will be the most complete office structure on the coast. Congress and commissioner! of ;Sum of $1,540, for the pur the purchass =
BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES Several sites are under consideration by the company, all of|Indian affairs and an uncle was/ pose of, the development of mili-) land will tb
" . them in the downtown business district, and until the selection has|in the Confederate Congress. tary aviation—double the sum) inning of A
New York—National Newspaper Bureau, 219 East 23rd St., New York City | been finally made the exact location will not be given out by the Senator Taylor forged his W@Y) ajjocated last year plans whic! :
SEaTTLE—Puget Sound News Co. | officers of the company It is understood that among the sites/to the national house from = This is an important step for- prepared
. : | rr ’ s one o e os : “HOUs ove “oO > s¢% e eongressional district that aes : ar rapidl:
LONDON, ENGLAND—The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar | = he option } n f the most conspicuous unimproved corners ae raat bia cabins to| Ward in the direction of develop- = a ™ 5
nee io Th hi I the head off t jFasugi a and later his brother, im€ @ military arm whieh has} oom odat
: . . s : i 1e building, besides housing the head offices on the coast of /Goneress @ a mor (hitherto been to a great extent =
SUBSCRIBERS will greatly oblige by promptiy calling up Phone 98 in case of | the Canedian Home Investment Company, will contain several hun- {Alfred A Taylor, for governor. mn a : Pape oflicers and
non-delivery or inattention on the part of the news carriers. i ; ‘ing -areer Senator neglected by the British govern-} ,o¢h 4; :
% | dred office suites, and will be absolutely fire proof~in construc-) arr eC ae ment. All the same, Great Brit- Dee ae $.
| tion. Plans are now being prepared by local architects, who have Paylor once stumped ‘Fennesase ain remains a long way behind etc
DaILy EDITION. ae TUESDAY, APRIL 9| been instructed to follow the best models of office building con- with his brother ee crandé “and Qesmnaty “in sthe ié- oe ps f
ansaid a2 ead sine ere iad a ato il es a © TROT a eo other eastern oo ery nove! | tion, defeating the latter. velopment of military aviation, are
| features are planned for the convenience and comfort of tenants : he -foll : 3 ’ ade i ‘ seals
: 5 BOARD—Strictly tariff com-/#5 the following totais of the) top purchas al
ANOTHER NOSE IN THE GRAFT BIN. and their clients. ohtiaelh dns se by The| amounts devoted by the three Oe SS ee and
An Ornament to City. Mack Realty & Insurance Co., The| tions to this science show: Fthe eéhool.
That the local organ of the Conservative government of ot It is.aimed to nrake the structure an ornament to the city. Its| Insurance People, nd ave and Soaks ‘Britain. af ere | ee
province should print the editorial it did in its Sunday morning! height will conform to the civie limitations, but in style and finish} tea DLT Nee oan ann Those Awful Drop Scenes,
issue, pillorying the Mayor of the city because he had gone with) it is expected to be more elaborate than any building in Western | hare wale oauilly intders out Over in Calga
the police to the restricted district to see for himself that mere ee eor-eauieauentt GET RID OF THE i dhe tetteh slides ai Themietienbe a i whi i
police did their duty, was something to be expected from that) |.“ 2 cs phot 4 3 , , P es the following figures regarding ag getty pe { th
, i will be the most extensive yet seen here. Some of the features in it id : ee » P. R., wes - :
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government organ. It wes ‘not that the Mayor of thi city had) contemplation are foyers and halls of magnificent design, an ex- PANKHURSTS Satie Taheaea ta ae -i Sl theatre going eet 4
for the nonce laid aside his dignity as such in order to familiar-| tensive restaurant of the highest class, large quarters for a busi- | ee SSAA Ee ee eee ll naying two dolla ail
ized himself with the duties of his high office and see for him-j ness club, and possibly a roof garden with a real garden. i ne ee ee {tation to the lar fe
ee ee Aeroplanes. Officers. :

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self that the public servants were fulfilling their duties as the} The Canadian Home Investment Company up to a short time Latest Cry in the Suffragette War France ..... 208 150 ;
public expected them to be fulfilled, but that the Mayor had |r ones tes Seana ae Pind See ee eaagtnel — Resentment Sesee ne) ts ee g5 | Stern realities | ;

: i. a4 : Fe r directors maki provision for a future home, d in order to do ilitant On suggestion of tt tising
ate ee 23 ae wn sett See horesnought tor the better| 5, it was decided to increase the capital stock $1,000,000, making} ete ee ae A joint army and nayy school) the drop curta
protection of the city from growing evils from his individual] jt a $1,100,000 company. The increase is solely for building of aviation, #t which officers IM) juyeh prefer ti 3

In caustic paragraphs the) joth branches-of the service will
London newspapers favorable to pe taught to fly, is to be estab-

decorated with a

standpoint. Yet it was from that standpoint the Mayor was} purposes.

elected. Officials Reticent. lsuffrage place the responsibility! jished on Salisbury Plain. The ree ra fo , Be
Mr. Mayor could if he chose quote a number of precedents Relative to information regarding the project the officials were|for the defeat of the conciliation) site has been seleeted and build- : oe ne :
of mayors who recenily have played the Haroun Alraschid act} rejuctant to give out a statement, bui did give information sufficient | bill at the doors of the militant jn: pians have been prepared al- And Must Bring Ticket
to obtain ocular demonstration that the men drawing the city} for conviction that the gigantic structure is assured suffragettes. : ready. Provision is made in the Mt i
pay were earning that pay, such mayors, for instance, as Mayor| Wheh asked if any part of the earnings of the company would It is openly charged that bY estimates for continuing the ex- k ane se
Gaynor of New York, Tom Johnson when he was mayor of | help to ereet this building it was said such was not to be the case,/their violence they oe ne —_ perimental and other work of the) | oo sterab at
P and that it would be erected out of the increased capitalization. cause” back ten years, and all) army aircraft factory, and for “a a
See erent “SRE AA OMERROE SE ARETE NOL IDENT OMnIe <aPeRS. Ny inquiry shows that the Canadian Home Investment Company /0f the papers call on the “true considerable number of aero- m Tee
was not for this that the morning sheet dug its knife into the] jis not only the largest company of its kind in British Columbia or|friends” of the movement to) planes as a first instalment *of|“"", aa pen ;
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innarags of the municipal chief and gave fhe gory handle a/the Dominion but is larger than the largest company of its kind injunite in suppressing “hooligan-| (he equipment of the field army.’
ism” and thus win the fight. ft bas been decided to estab-

quick turn for so trivial an incident. It was not a matter oi | America | May

sentiment but of business with the editor. i The officers of the company are: J. R. Seymour, president; The Evening Star declares the | jish at onee a joint army and navy May
; ; }Lt. Col. J. Duff-Stuart, first viee president; J. J. Banfield, second|/Oniy hope of suffrage is by the) school of aviation at which of- Fo la
The whole of the newspapers of British Columbia which | vice president; A. McKechnie, secretary-treasurer, and W. J. King,}elimination of Mrs. Pankhurst} ficers of both ‘services shall be| Bul rather Ap
are entirely independent of government control can be counted| general manager——Vancouver Sun. and her followers. taught to fly, before proceeding| For
on the fingers. For quite a time before the election the Empire | ————__—__—- aig pineal to the separate army and navy —
was among them. The last municipal election returned the | The company has maintained an office in this city for some Prompt settlements the strong|¢stablishments, al which they} Best room in town at the Savoy
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time, but with the recent expansion of its operations it has scented| feature of the Mack Realty & ee
a good field here and has sent here one of its expert operators in Insurance Co. It’s worth money
the person of F. E. Ibbotson. He has been made the local manager to you in event of a fire or acci-

editor of the Empire to the mayoralty on the explicit under-

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i politics recognized. The aldermen who were elected also) ang js remodeling the offices in the McIntyre block for the increase|/dent. See the Insurance People.|{ ™ +o ~~ |
i claimed to be independent and not bound by partisan ties. The} of business the company expects him to be able to put through. Phone 150. tf { {
a citizens aecepted the result as the election of a local government digas iia : : | |
" by the people for the people, and Liberal, Tory and Socialist! Sha gs Ege sh as / L VNCH BROS i |
were to cut no figure whatever in it. sees Beele Leite eePEePpReapappee i e 1A

4 It only remained for there to come on a provincial elec- = Sat a er ie Es 1}
tion to show the citizens their mistake. Out of the Mayor and| ae : , ae

eight aldermen they elected on this strictly non-partisan ticket} e General Merchandise : Rr Largest Stock | |

two of them left their duties—though still drawing their pay—} EI ane ee ae eC oi i]

and run as candidates for the legislature. That both were de-| & rs ; : ~ om ae

feated is neither here nor there. It is merely the principle} ie x6) ] } rO 1tS—or Lowes! Prices m Northern B. & i |
involved. | l |

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there could have been nothing but sympathy under such cir-
cumstances. But the Mayor himself lost sight of his public
duties and of those pledges upon which he had been elécted to
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always been independent; also as an alderman. In the latter =
position he had shown this mdependence by threatening to A man advertises his character by his deeds, Londons Best
resign because the then mayor was running the city, as he be- a) hi . d b as r ;
ie lieved, as the mere tool of a Ring. That alderman seemed to| Fy 1s wisdom y 1S words or by his silence. in\ Men's Tailoring is the world’s best—that is Fac
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' Boe PG aT s00n Ter the public ta. suppemty ao ater wbeclel ay A merchant's store, stock, and windows speak not opinion. The London wand Eee cte winds
Pa im mayor. : 7 y = . = is set by the famous * Rego ” Clothiers, who, with
a! In order to do his best to defeat this local Ring Rule tne! either Ww ell or ill of his business. Seanche To. pore a _— we
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A Mayor, while preserving his independence and at the same tiie)
+ his Conservative principles, became a leader of the Progressive
Be Conservatives, which at one time promised much as the Icono-
elast of Ring Rule thraldom and had this independent news-
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a “Rego” office has now been opened
Montreal ; thus in two days you can receive
the latest London styles and the latest and
best London patterns free of charge

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tise,” he knows not what he says. What he
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chicanery this Progressive party was gobbled up, leaving the) .
ay Mayor as the only soiiapanalinet member of the new party. advertisements. Rego “N YorK
aa” Then this sturdy independent also fell, and he supported - EW
the candidate who as mayor he had defied and derided, and g* : MADE TO
i i whom he knew full well had, as provincial member for this Some proclaim this as though it were Opinion, you build good will for your c which we ERI pe
ob district and a leader of the delegation to the Conservative con- |Z a virtue—yet spend much effort and product or service—a good will that »D NOWR sss of satisfaction
, vention from this part of the Comox-Atlin constituency in the e invest much money in advertising their results in profit. for sh a geo than you pay for
federal election, played the double-cross on his hopes of be-|@& business through mediums other than ready-made clothes
? coming the candidate for member of the federal parliament. | the printed word. If unrepresented at this Court, your The price $10 includes everything—trere are
; ca What temptation led to this fall has not transpired—perhaps [& Th oe = interests are as unprotected as though, Ye Hi a Lhe no extras—we pay carriage and duty too
" neyer will. = _ Shey may make their wares fit for a when involved in a law suit, you tailed ea itiany 86 $6 M "
But why the other Conservative newspaper, the one already | king — yet hesitate to introduce them to “‘enter an appearance” a the case Ese iE Haye FASHIONS FOR EN
in control of all the advertising patronage of the provincial | iC to Brown or Smith. is decided against you—by default. Bb Let us send you—free of cost F
HW) government, should so drastically criticise the action of the|® Fa ‘ Bi a copy of our style meee joe re
Mayor for his endéayors to see local laws enforced without | a So it is clear you pay for advertising published) Fashions Yo aa twenty other
77 reference to party affiliations, can only be accounted for on one =~ The truth is, printed advertising is a ~~ Qne Way Or the other. If you pay it poieins Be fos 1912 wear \ poste
iow, sordid basis—namely, that the party organ is afraid the = vital force in every business, just as is wages, it will work for you. card briags this to you free by next post gether
7 Empire is to divide the local patronage with the original party | jam the “silent” advertising of a product’s ! with a fine selection of new patterns of cloth ane
A organ as a sop for its unwilling support of William Manson dur- | jam quality or a merchant's service. If you refuse its offers of service, it a simple self-measurement form 2.
" ing the recent election. aan will work against you, in just the The" REGO’ Clothiers, Ld.
i e When you employ the Printed Word measure of its employment by your Montreal.
5. RUPERT HAS A FEW MANUFACTORY SITES. wm as your solicitor in the Court of Public Competitors. Dept. oO P.O. Box »:
A made-in-Canada exhibition train is to tour Western a - ™ a
Canada to show the dweller of the fertile prairie land that| = ? #6 ‘ weet
: Canadian made goods are equal in value, quality and variety to sy So you are paying for advertising either .
those they knew in their former howf@® whether in the United | out of your profits or by your losses. ‘i
States or in the old lands, The train will give first hand informa-|# “FROM HOME TO HOME.
tion regarding the varied nature of Canada’s manufacturing in- = |
dustries to the people who have settled in the west during the|- Advice regarding your advertising problems is available through TEI SIUM
past ten years. It is foped by the organizers that the moving fe See ate Seth <n Or ey meen St fat Canaan HO ELY
y object lengen will show in'a ‘eraphic manner what the develop- | fy involves no obligation A. ee Bes ap lt aiid Sid. Sykes, Manager
‘ ment of manufacturing ggpedustries in the west will mean to the | The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancenuvé
a people, especially the formers, of Western Canada. rt tities Cafe. Moderate Prices.
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H Find It Through a News Want Ad. = Phone 8600 ee
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