THR DAILY NEWS. BOSTON MEN . LACK CHIVALRY A Great Chance ee WIFTEST Good Buys in UREST All Sections AFEST 1 TWIN SCREW STEAMERS “PRINCE RUPERT”? AND “PRINCE GEORGE” For Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle We Wtaids Declares Harte’s Daughter—Says Western “Go” Are Old have @00 acres at Bateman’s Land MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 8 a.m. ing which we will subdivide into 5 and Should Ge Made to Blend with — e : shapeat teens, bt Be : he ucre tracts to suit purchaser The the Boston Culture. 2 por oi 8, Stewart, Granb Ba a De st lance akelse alle Price weekly service %0 Gpirlotte Isienus y y and Queen Sn atid hs = ; oat vay Price ae | ‘ » 85 er acre, on very easy “PRINCE ALBERT” terms Joston, May 14 Mrs. Jessamy $ Skeena River Canneries, and all we f twee TT "| neguiar sailings for ere es ibapert aan Veneers ay points between 5 aeres at $30 per acre. The timber| Bret Harte Steel, daughter of = nh this will more than pay for the land we Prince Rupert. atid Vanarsdol (100 miles), Mondays, Wednes frail days and Saturdays 1 p. m Soil is all river bottom and the best fruit GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM land in British Columbia T (The Double Track Route) ‘See Us About This nicago and all points East, connecting with all roads from the | maidish men, Bret Harte, who is now in Boston o nher first visit, says she has found in that city anee of women, & preponder- and old She also says that Betw I A coast, Let us prepare itinerary for your trip EAST this summer sency for all Atlantic Steamehip Lines. For all information apply to A. E. MoMASTER, Seneral Agent, Centre Street y SECTION 1. the modern Athens has an utter ots 21-22 ock 35 5,000.00 es cash, Double ieee on te 1-3) lack of enthusiasm and interest 4 eee . Lot 29, Block 16, $3,150. Snap in life, ) Lot 1, Block 30; good house, Biggar place;} ‘The ren of Boston,” she ex- . ; |Lot 4, Block 28, 11th St. 2,625, g1,ie5| Claimed, “they are impossible. = SECOND— Your choice of a first class cash | They are conceited and are lack- ou e our oney round trip ticket to Seattle, Van- SECTION 2. | ng in both ehivalry and ambi- a GRAND DRAWING couver or the Alaska excursion rf ate Be alg Bihee pair | tion. They don’t begin to show Fons TAREE PRET? ES PR aS ae OER trip. rye eae Shee the chivalry and respect t y . a SECTION 65. Pera be bh ali An M h 3 PRIZES including a round Sixth Ave., lots 41-42, double frontage,|@" that men of other cities In ont Rogers Steamship Agency trip ticket and cash with eacu. A real snap, $5,000; good barn | show. Perhaps it is because mm — — SSS i ena SSS bot Bloek 30, $450. $210 cash; 6 and) there are so few of them that Mhe winners a 4 tee ONE CENT TO TWO DOL | Lots 6-6, Block 31, $1,300. 1-9 casn; ¢|'!hey are considered rare and] }} TEN ACRES IN TERRACE grand prize an o OLLARS } | i 12 5 | beautiful specimens and are made \ August were: 18t, Stanley DONE, haat ter Ap ag and Taylor,/ nets of by the women and hence o - - parker; 2nd, G. H. Handa- | Tickets will be good any time Lot 2, Bock i, ‘ree house, $2,000;| Spoiled. The western ‘go’ should } FOR SALE IN LOTS syde; 3rd Dr. J. O, Reddie. | this summer. ee be made to blen dwith the Boston|} : . | SECTION 6. cullen? If you have a little money to invest, Some snaps on 7 anc aves ‘ : naps on 7th and Oth ay pi this is your opportunity :—The pro- SECTION 7. 9 ° —_— rwo ts in Block 92, 6th ave, «| LORD PIRRIE S perty is 400 feet from the depot, and each isy terms. SAMUEL HARRISON V. PF. G. GAMBLE Cali sete PU et eed 700 feet from the hotel. The lots NOTARY PUBLIC) Lot 11, Block 34,-7th ave., $650. are 33 feet x 100 feet, cleared, and Lot 13; new house; Block 2, Ambrose ave., | . E : e iim beh bee tie level. Prices are low and easy T| e arris on SECTION 8. terms will be arranged. When you Lots 9-10, Block $1, $850. 8150 cash,|HMead of the Firm of Harland & j ixeursi alll 0. Lots 40-41, Block 27, 3900. 1-2 cash Wolff and Designer of the Ill take the any ay. oe sale 2 9 oe WM Soe ay) $365 oan enh Sane Fated Titanic Was Almost a the rising town of Terrace look into Real Estate and Stock Brokers coe fabth, Victim. APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED ae Bainter & Sloan! Lord Pirrie, head of the firm of Harland & Wolff, the builders this proposition for yourself. I shall be pleased to show you the location. Prince Rupert - and— - Stewart | PHONE 387 2nD AVE./ of the Titanic, is at Witley Park, near Godlaming, according to : London, England, papers, slowly | eh eh hl OS OE Tt er Pt et He es BE | ‘ecovering . » effects of ¢ | ’ | SONS OF NORWAY I veri! from the effects of an | +e operation he underwent six weeks | ago. Newspapers were kept from that a knowledge of t—— tee es Peres | | Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 7 } him in fear wegians are welcome. Savoy Hotel | Cor.§Fraser and Sth. RUPERT’S PALACE OF COMFORT 5 FRANK R. ANGERS Terrace, B.C. TS General Merchandise ° - Largest Stock Terrace Land Co. ee Choice Wines and Cigars l ! { { { { | Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. — —~ nt ee aad -— | —~o~ +> ae: > s — meee eee rm ts ~~ PEPPER EPP PEE REPRE EPPPPe Dominion - Baths, ° i Cee ||| || The Most Modern Barber Shop | Canadian General Electric Company, Limited of Prince Rupert Motors, Mining and Contracting Machinery Electrical Apparatus of every description SECOND AVE. WASHINGTON BLK. Who is Your Customer? PEPE eS. ee BOX 974 | Phone 245 Graham Kearney, Mgr. S ° | T d a fi Re : ore | ‘ca BERET | H4YE you ever met your real customer? Pt a’ OEE ate fost ees ce pupaeae mL a ‘ Have your salesmen a speaking ac- a ui eiay talc a ae Lot 18, Block’ 28, Section 6 ee ct hat Lord Pirie’ quaintance with him? Have you tole him af tant ict Da faion a tgeseoees Toad von cxplaiiol why He ceed ake sone HOTEL nLYSIUM Lot 38, Block 22, Section ¢, $050.) slot weather enjoyment! 16e goods the preference? Have you done any- iis Keeley’s. tf ; cream at he Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancaeuver. Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices. JOHN DYBHAVN Phone 384 319 3rd Ave STINGY HUSBANDS. Vancouver, B.C. ee The tightwad drives his wife thing to stimulate his desire for your goods? . In short, have you made any attempt 1142 Pender Street West - - Phone 8500. eS eS, NOTICE and mother into ies sires whatever to sell] your goods to him? il tents. Some men with anger 1 Lot Owners—Attention! nearly smother when asked for fifty cents. The housewife works When the user wants your goods Acting under instructions from the city il, I call attention to the necessity coun needs a yen, her husband springs : ‘ : fot lot holders, under agreement from, the | a or at phragaas oy elers, and we certainly wouldn’t pay are independent of all but him, your Grand run Pacific evelopmen om ‘eproac ‘ 3S: ’ any, to complete their titles, and have] o,s4y Se i. asa tin a salesman who couldn’t tell our cus- real customer. Pn same registered in the Land Registry | >! Olt: Mort wealth again. ome before July ist next, Owners whose lots are not registered by that time run the risk of being unable to vote in Municipal matiers, or being eligible for the office of Mayor or Alderman, The around like blazes, and when she You'll have me in a sorry pickel your conduct’s much too fast; lhave you already spent the nickel lI gave you tree ee eee eee “Most assuredly,” you say. “Every Gealer in Canada is known to our trav- tomers all——” One minute, please. The dealer and won’t take any other—then you To make the user want your goods, you must do two things: Poem eee meee eae question should be brougt to the notice Ma AeeE. Lee isn’t your customer. He's simply a (1) Produce an article of value. ; 0 e ole public money left, you haven any? 5 ‘ott r There is a distinctive style and [BE SRE DIA DOC en a Oi, ee ac Ree tr tay, eve part of your sales organization, and (2) Tell him what you make, and al finish about a “ Curzon” Suit which mid City Clerk. an a a ome” hoe : ett oh a decidedly independent part of it at why be ahould aaa 2 & the “ready-tolwear"™ .* aw* “= | Belle? ere, you many have this 4h yatta pref e garments sold in Coteda nid the " hard earned penny—invest it that. He is distributor for other con- : as > States lack. Indeed the “Curzon * wisely well!’ No wonder that the cerns in whose goods he is just as That’s advertising. al ut a i i ‘ SER" J Aa , S oar : . : v + : : : 4 in gurmecee eae seer: SOU Ae PURGRA: 5) dames, disgusted, are kicking in much interested as he is in yours. When are the makers of piano ac- i A ae ee Me ee cs aed And he it particulaly interesed dons, for example, going to door altogether prohibitive. There AY NEWS oe Re No xan that the in your product, any more than in that they do not know their real cus- ral fort Sal ——_ bard VS Dit s are Bay ing: “ll go my way your competitors’. tomers; and, what is worse, that their fal u 2 Neen eee ee re ‘ ‘ B. a) z which give the wearer @ alone; ‘twere better earning : real customers do not know them? a es eee Ore ans: hie | money haying, and have it for The dealer realizes that he can So the public have to buy pianos in re) ¢ ; : x , ‘ ; . : : ~~ nothing bot teal Detioh atenanatearery time. N O W O P E N my own, than be the ereepee, a paginas nm. ee their goods Fe blind ignorance of the quality of the ral One Silver and Four Gold Meal Awards. & palace, to l¥@ in: dlacontons, a well-known trade name as quickly most important mechanical part of a] (ae Merely fill in a post card and address same | PRINCE RUPERT CAFE |with one who fairly breaks his as he can serve one to whom he has the piano. Ls is to us as below, asking for our latest assortment SECOND AVENUE AND SIXTH ST, |gallus when parting from a cent! to demonstrate that a product is good. fed Ct of materials, Together with patterns, we send FIRST CLASS SERVICE POPULAR PRICES | ‘Pon thousand wives who live with] fay What is it going to be worth to the a) i {+} i - i i . . . i I ' lor accurate ee See scence, Williams & Vidak ~- Props) !misers a! ; Ab ce i aeep at i] Your real customer is the Public— piano-action maker who first discovers Ey be I sent free and carri id. We dispatch }spair; and i ey jou e bold) & pies aye i . ry ; rl is 1 your order within seven oe and i yon do luprisers, the tightwads drive [el the Public who wears your clothing, that his real customer is the Publio, E i i oe Approve, return the goods and we will vw lthem there.—Walt Mason. tel eats your pickles, uses your safety and not the piano manufacturer who ‘| | $2( pds x ; N — _ ce) razor. You’ve got to sell your goods incorporates the action into the com- 5 ij iF “Wa eee Oe : : = ee 0 SUIT TO MEASURE Pn | ew —— a to the Public. plete instrument? 7 bun ~— $8. 60. - | | OH! WHAT'S THE USE? a 4 te , , ee eae ‘* . . E ' ~ Address tor Patterns) Knox \ *g ly wre illed a baby fa Advice regarding your advertising problems is available through a) ‘ep, and you're called ¢ y. ; : as CURZON BROS., CLOUGHER SYNDICATE (Dep. 150} Hee, an route ealted a fener any recognized Canadian advertising agency, or through } 449 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. chs je lett PAE teil Muti SE Secretary of the Canadian Press Association, Room 503 Lumsden = Yield, and you re calleda coward; rel Bldg., Toronto. Enquiry inoolees "0 obligation os SS i The World's 0 e ae ne _ i oar you pe rel part—so write, if teatacedad your a . uF a rrOoWH, Alt ey Cail you P e all i} sb) Measure Tailors, |BESNER & BESNER, Proprierors oa on a front ne a fall analts 5 7} f bp And some guy calls your blu, = ie Dept. ), 60/62 CITY ROAD, LONDON, ENGLAND. [The New Kaos Mote. is Gules a ames fal y West End Depot: 13/5 OXFORD STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND Improvements, winte BEDS %e UP) = Choicest liquors and cigars—j| fa J f Please mention this paper. 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