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TWIN SOREW STEAmERS
“PRINCE RUPERT”. AND “PRINCE GEORGE”

For Vancouver, Victoria and Seat

MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS © am
Prince George Sails for Stewart on Thursdays at

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“PRINCE JOHN"
to Port Simpson, Naas, Granby
Charlotte Islands
“PRINCE ALBERT”
iy seuliows for Seema River Canneries, and all way,
Prince Rupert and Vancouver oe
evice to Skeena Crossing from Pri ce Rape Mond ‘
wed Saturdays at 11 4 M., Making conn ms r lace ion _

Chenp Excursion Rater Over Grand Trunk Railway System

cago and all points East, conne

it. Let us prepare itinerary for your trip EAST this summe
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» alt Atlantic Steamehip Lines. For ai! information dente to
A. E. MOMABTER, Jeneral Agent

hiv service
Bay and Queen

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S, S. Princess Sophia
—for—
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
AND SEATTLE
SATURDAY 9 A.M.

4. @. MYNAB, General Agent

Owned and operated by the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
the American and European plan.
Excellently furnished,
steam heat, electric light, and all
modern conveniences, being abso

 

 

 

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lutely first-class in every respect

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Excursions | °° tel on
by the
f e t i . it d Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.
3 SOLID TRAINS 3'] G. A. Sweet, Manager.
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Low round trip rates to all points in
nada and the United States. Cal!
t us tell you all about it

Rogers’ Steamship
Agency

PHONE 116

Savoy Hotel

Cor, Fraser and 6th

RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMFORT

Choice Wines and Cigars

UNION $.S. COMPANY OF 6.6. Ltd

The new steel Passenger Steamers

; Chelohsin”

AND

‘Camosun”
mosun

New

Knox
Hotel

BESNER & BESNER,

Prince Rupert for Vancouver The New Knox Hotel is run on the European
plan. First-class service. Al! the Latest Modern

as follows: improvements BEDS Se Ur
‘Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 7 p.m. FIRST AVENUE. PRINCE RUPER
“Camosun” - Saturdays al 10 a.m.

Arriving at Vancouver Friday eveni:.g
and Monday morning, respectively

PROPRIETORS

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Cor, First Ave.
Hotel Central S25 hi"secci
European and American plan, steam
heated, modern conveniences. Rates
$1.00 to $2.50 pen day

Peter Black

None safer on the coast than these two
fine passenger steamers
Proprietor

J. H. ROGERS, Agent Phone 116

rams Grand Hotel.

PONY EXPRESS Workingman’s Home

SYSTEMATIC MBROHANTS’ DELIVERY SERVICE F Labor B " C ion
Baggage, Storage and Forwarding Agents. For ree eau in
Phone 178

Rigs or Motor Ca: day or night
Seventh Ave. and Fulton GEO. BRODERIUS, Proprietor:

PHONE S01

Phone 30)

BRIGHTEST ILLUMINATION
IN ALL WESTERN CANADA

 

 

 

 

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lst Ave. and 7th St. |

Little’s NEWS Agency Dominion - Baths

Most Modern Barber Shop
of Prince Rupert

Periodicals :: Newspapers | The
CIGARS » TOBACCOS =: FRUITS

2nd Ave. Below Kaien Island Club) encous ave

L. A. Barbeau

Cartage, Coal and Storage
Reliable Messenger Service

Magazines ::

THE IROQUOIS
POOL

English and American Billiards
736 3rd Ave. | Tweive Tables Seconp Ave
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Phone 58
ocean be PRL PAL IAD DIOL

“FROM HOME TO HOME.”

HOTEL ELYSIUM

Sid. Sykes, Manager

The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Ho
Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices

1142 Pender Street West - -

Phone 8500.

 

 

 

 

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Vancouver, B.C.

Canadian General Electric Company, Limited

ng and Contracting Machinery
electrical Apparatus of every description

BOX 974

WASHINGTON BLK.

 

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bo S80 080 000 C00 c00 coeeees

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$25,000

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SACRIFICE

SALE

Second Avenue

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Stork - Block

Entire Stock - $25,000

Clothing and Gents’ Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc.,

MUST BE SOLD IN

At Cost Prices “

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60 DAYS

 

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Most Wonderful Money-Saving Opportunity ever known in the History of Mer-
chandising in Northern British Columbia.

Absolutely Unreserved, Without
Mercilessly Slaughtered. Money we must have. We

find ourselves Overstocked. REMEMBER THE TIME AND THE PLACE

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| LETHERIDGE, ALTA., WILL LET ITSELF LOOSE IN ELECTRICAL [iliese communities he eity || Pretty Little Lady With a Sweet| Hon. Geo. H. Perley Is Naturalized
DISPLAY ON THE OCCASSION OF THE COMING DRY council = of Lethbridge has Voice Helped Along the Big | Canuckh—Was Bere i ome
FARMING CONGRESS. through Mayor George M. Hatch Stick ex-President’s Cause in| WMampshire—Took Out Papers

extended to the city eommission Chicago. in 1886. {

. Le ee a July 4, os dome of the main building|ers of Spokane their appreciative — —tomenetee
welve thousand eleetric lights|will be one Dlave of eleetricity| thanks and recognition of this| Chicago, July 2 | was - y .

|} Will make Lethbridge shine as if|throughout the night international courtesy Iman whi brought ‘be bien at H astey, san ath tomive wk “
> _ nlight on the nights of The elaborateness of the dee-} etter a recent demonstration around ister, is not an hunaniega cltin
le week of the International Dry|orations, especially of the elec. | FIRED ON GOVERNOR to Roosevelt, and the T.A, boost-|zen, Mr. Perley's father, the

Farming Congress, next October.|trieal work, is made possible] --- ers gol more enthusiasm among|late W. G. Perley, in 1857 left I
se " rative plans are he | through the courtes) of the Gity Hongkong. July 3 An attempt|the crowds along Michigan aven- |New Hampshire and settled in
re \ d out under the direc-|of Spokane, Washington, whieh|was made to assassinate” the|ue bv having a woman sing eam-| Ottawa. He came to this coun
os My special committee head.|has, through its conmissioners, fle rnor of Hongkong last night.) paign songs, She is a echie little| try before Mr, Perley’s birth, ben
) Gibbons jtendered every assistance and! Sir vancis May, while sitting in| personage, with a sweet but gow-heame a British subject and for a

\ iture of the display, which | co-operation iy making the Leth | his chair, was fired upon by alerful soprano, -and her notesa/time was member of parliament ;
eclipse anything ever| bridge Dry Farting Congress the} Chinese, but eseaped unhurt.jcarry for a square when sung | for Ottawa, He did not move his

mad in Weatern Canada, | greatest ever held. Spokane was| The man was arrested throngh a megaphone Oceasion-| family to Ottawa at once, and the '

\s the deeoration of all the | the home of the cress two} em om ally she varies the programme by! present minister was in
t ar routes with strings of|years ago, and it ecognized singing “Ss Three ma) Ne ire i

ratio ie ge of yest aoe eee i scnguanes i _ Tastes ifr. sans RM tone dane = pore ae Bawponern soon after his |
j i at always) father’s removal to Canada, and
“ paths in Galt Park will} é and most beneficial « invention | lobater? hold« the other delegate Ai was brought to Ottawa when an
be med with streamers of|ever held in that city, which has] New Goko—Always, mum. Do}band velps out im aeeompani-| infant. Under the Naturalization

the ored electric lights inter. |@ reputation as nvention| youse eat your raw?—Brooklyn}|menis Act of 1881 it was necessary for 4
‘ vith penants and flags, l city. Life - (ee ihim to be naturalized, and he
| exposition buildings will | The City of Spokane has spent] . Launch Alice B., W. J. Thomas.| took out his papers on December

larly decorated and the!large sums in purchasing attrac. | Best room in town at Savoy. Phone Green 391. Govt, Wharf.) 26, 1885.
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