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Sunday Eggs Will Build New D. M. Moore of the Cassiar company here, a hy

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In or- manager of the cannery at Namu, ‘
COMING ae to replace the $20,000 taber- knee g ae a, y Vancouver eae nae a ° Ee
Monday, May 6th nacle of the Later Day Saints re- ==() C See een te dat. eaten Ca fae | Might State
cently destroyed -by fire here, é ne ent or or C nse ion== continue to loo after Cass
THE members of the organization will saeiee and will make occasional on .
give toward the fund all the eggs —THERE SARE NO “DEAD ON@ZS” HERE— to the Skeena during the sea- have opened a real estate offre
BAI LEY laid by their hens on successive ~% &: son. at 343 Fulton Street, If yo
Sabbath days. It is believed that ee want to buy or sell see me
STOCK COMPANY sufficient money will be realized ——$$______, le torn ae a G. W. Nickerson and . R. j
j law 7S > harves ime -ebui . j seatty left o he afternoon train| H, DOUGLAS P.O. Box 6
a Repertoire New Plays j|by harvest time to rebuild the ulty left on t x 606
oF PARTE dew Ping structure. I eel Insurance { { For Rent to spend the week end at Mr.
Change of Bill Nightly —— —— THE WEATHER. 1 ae Re eis. Beatty's ranch up river.
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FINE SCENERY Winners in the Prize Drawin ; pa 8 ee Be
» 8 ‘ ‘ OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just Ebay biome 313, house, 640 8th ave ; ahie Phil
NEW COSTUMES Prize winners at the Majestic- For twenty-four hours ending seceeneate, We. waite every inowa eaee ot ° ‘oat ae Dominion Gonstable lilipson
AT se Ts Toe > ign rawing ee ¢ a4 in he « aut nsurance. e Mac ealty and Insurance FOR LEASE—Mclntyre all; we eate tf o Wee akan a ‘i 4s
14 PROPLE IN CAST w estholme gold prize drawing, > a. m., May 4: Bar: 30.093; ahd lighted. J. # ROGERS, Phone tie left on the afternoon train f

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iemp., 5 eae ac eager tae es | artes rss rnsrmesremsrmnsrmsrmmsremede | Hazelion, where he expects to
Admission 50c; reserved seats!theatre were: ist ~prize $50.00, 41.0. n meet Inspector of Indian Agencies EC wear
75e and $1; box seats $1.25 | N0- 07425, won by Mr. C. G. Mul- pete ae a Wanted Miscellaneous Andy Tyson.
ler; 2nd prize, $25, No. 8539, won Baptist Services | etree rere rns ee rs a es —__—— Lots Bloe s Pp
Sale of seats starts today at/hy Miss Winnie Cliffe: 3rd pee) Rev, Mr. Ray, F.R.G.8., will ad-| want girt attending scnool to help mina|FOUND—A Yale lock Key ne eee ogan| Dainty street pumps in patent, | 17 * ;
the box office and will be con-| No, 07057; 4th prize, No. 90380;) dpecs the Baptist congregation baby From 4 to 8. State what expected. | en savas applying te eee omeel tan calf and velvet; $4 to &5.] 27-28 16 {4
- , : a. ; Address X 15 ews. Os . . + ie lew xO »
linued every day throughout the} 5th prize, No. 8486; 6th prize,| a; 1.30 p.m., on “Mission Work we ahs eee . at Scott, Froud & Co, | 57-58 12
¥ y © , Tat ite . . > os Oe | et Ot a tt Oe + ) 2 oo > at a se ay untl j . is e
engagement from 4:30 to 5:30/N0. 05302. Unclaimed prizes} Among Savages in South Amer- | | Mahan mntibat rier Granby. -Consoli-| ee | 6-7-8 0
; will be held until Thursday next.|jea.’ Interesting and fascinating | Wanted Houses | dated M., S. & P Co 1O1-tf Mr. C. C. Grand, the local rep- | 8-9 36
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a If not called for by that time,}speaker. Morning service at 11| Scape eee ie ec kn K SALE—Two 9x10 logging ehgines,! resentative of the Melville Town-) 13
= S| the money will be donated to thela.m., followed . by communion With 4 large quantity of logging gea’.| .it4 Company, who has been in| 3-4 - 39 {
. . meena ee ’ WANTED—Large store with good show | wire rope, etc. Apply R. Cunningham | ‘ , ‘
city hospital. service. Bible school at 2.30 p windows in best business locality. Will} & Son, Ltd, Port Essington, B. C.| {he city since last December in| 12-13 21 5
Shark Thirty Feet Long. : | 99-tr ; | v, f
Sr gerenn ni, Strangers and_ visitors cor-! Sonesta, Rood Ohh uot exorbitant eee the interests of his company,} 11-12 26 8 1,350
N , . 190 ‘ 7 Soe r ve 7 petal . 2 ; Ox 2 e » , adi 2 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘. a 7
Newport Beach, Cal., May 1. The British Empire, Captain dialiy invited. Excellent music. | ie MARRY ——Why remain alone E Satbaaies leaves today on a hurried busi- | {3-14 26 8 1,25
The largest man eating shark| Kerr, arrived at 6 a. m. with a All Baptist services held in the] 1 and home, Strictly petieble; | ahpotuteny| ness trip which will extend as! 17-18 28 8 1,000
: : rr } 2 ivate; highest character. if you wisn| re sk ; i Pe
ever captured in Southern Cali-| cargo of coal. Mcintyre hall, Third Ave., near! Business Chances ] Rest clase; dane sndable ‘service send 10| far east as Toronto and Montreal/14 to 47 47 8
Nig De ‘ . , 7 sia is Sh en cents for fell particulars, State age i . , 3
 ohcaea van need oe by J. i ‘ ji Sixih Street. Benciitis reread | Mrs. Wilson, Box i776, Vancouver,| @0d Ottawa, Mr, Grand will also
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thirty feet. Four horses pulled telephone 320 green. Davis boat Penetang Packs just received range. also bedding and cheap furniture | MIDDLE aged lady wishes a position in} company at Melville, Sask. He ° a en 0., 0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the net ashore. house. at Scott, Froud & Co.'s, 3rd ave.| for about ten rooms. P. 0. box 105 DOr tk, Howe OMe ee eee | expects to make the round trip| SECOND AVENUE
A M U N D S E N The G.T.P., Divisional Point at Auction, May 11th,
| 1912, at 2 p.m., Majestic Theatre, Prince Rupert B.C.

 

 

 

 

First Grand Trunk
Pacific Divisional
Point

EAST OF PRINCE RUPERT

The Grand Trunk Pacifie have
selected Mile 1149 AMUNDSEN as
the first ,divisional point on the
Grand Trunk Pacifie east from
Prinee Rupert,

Townsite of Amundsen
will be sold at Auc-
tion May 11th

Frank A. Ellis, Auctioner
AMUNDSEN AT AUCTION
Saturday, May 11, 1912, Majestic

Theatre, at 2 p.m.

This seems the only point at a The vital faets about this

oa . ( the
proper distance from Prince Ru- Biggs "3 Opportunity m
pert for Railway Divisional Head Grand Trunk Pacifie in ok hv
quarters and here there are only have been instructed to offe

 

150 lots besides the vast space
reguired’ by the railway for its

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works and sidings, about 140 ae- ea 4 tee Pe E y 7 v sph sh Oe bs hy , M4 AMUNDSEN in so. complete

res, whieh the Grand Trunk Pa- mate eA ‘ : et iN Line Gaanp TRUNK. Pack ie Si Speed On 34. ae . that there are: only about 15

cifie have purchaséd at Mile 119 lols available for the entire po}
AMUNDSEN

 

 

 

 

 

 

ulation—no chance to haye oul
side subdivisions,

AMUNDSEN is” to be a diy
sional point and is bound to bi
the most important place bt
tween Prince Rupert and New
Hazelton,

The owners of AMUNDSEN
have indefeasible title.

Vlans and information may br
obtained from the exelusive se!
ling agents
THE CONTINENTAL TRUST CO.

Limited
Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

 

Grand Trunk Pacific Round-
house, shops, yards, ete,, one of
the most important Freight Di-

j vVisional Points of the entire
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great system,

AMUNDSEN is to be a town of
intense activity right away for it
‘s is the first division of the end of
the run on the railway. This
means a big and busy population
lo keep the rolling stock in shape
alone, Moreover the construe-
tion work on the Divisional head
quarters will mean a big payroll
from the start,

Hh Ratt BIRDSEYE VIEW OF
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This is the relative situation at AMUNDSEN.

 

; Think of the price you could get for Prince Rupert property today if the area for business and residence were absolutely limited to Section One lots.
- 4 i ‘ : Investigate today. Full information from
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) | The Continental Trust Company, Limited Second Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C.