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FEED AND

Agents for the lsterentionsl Stock Food |:

Tenders will be received by the under
igned up to 5 o'clock on the 12th day of
Fe bruary, 1913, for the excavation of ap
2,000 cubic yards of earth
and 600 yards of rock at Port Edward
Specifications and forms of tender can
be obtained at the office of Messrs. Ritchie,

Aguew & Co., Me ‘Bride street 32-38

W. CLARK DURANT,
General Superint nder nt

 

NOTICE.
Take notice that Atlin Construction
Company, Limited, has deposited with the

Minister of Publ Works
with the Registrar of Deeds

at Ottawa and
for the Prince

 

 

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ia than Ringing
Door-bells

A PIANO manufacturer recently made a hou.e-
to-house canvass. He’s one of those men with
an absurd fear of the “waste-circulation” bugaboo
—cannot get away from the haunting thought that
only 10 out of every 100 readers of a newspaper
may be possible buyers of his goods.

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So he refused to advertise, and went a-canvassing
—inviting people to come to his piano recitals.
Then he wondered why they didn’t come.

 

This is why:
He wasn’t reaching the people.

His canvassers rang every door-bell in
town. They talked to some one in every
house. '

But one in every household isn’t enough
particularly if it doesn’t happen to be

but also to his wife, his grown-up sons and
daughters, his mother—even his mother-
in-law. Their coaxing will help to convince
the head of the house—and pretty soon
there'll be @ piano in that home.

This and dozens of similar cases which
might be cited to show that “‘waste cire
culation” is an empty bugaboo, and should

       
      
      
    
       
       
        
    
      
     
        
       
          
  
 
   
      
    

   

 
 

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the right person. And, as a rule, it wasn’t deter no one. a
the right person—it was a servant, or a Take the motor truck. It be sold :
child. The woman f the house was seldom only te large firme Yet a motor tuck a
teen; the man of the house, never. manufacturer is successfully Advertising ;
al Oia hd ke in daily papers. He realizes that he must :
at piano r placed an be. le = of ai fe
in the newspaper, #t would have reached reach, ; e ; al
thousands, where the canvassers could cerns that a but tleo their 3}
. cal tendon, directors, their foremen, their head ma- =
chinists, etc. It is found in actual practice =
And even though only 10 per cent. of the that this Advertising radiates in athousand =
readers are actual piano buyers, this does directions, and again converges most as-

not mean that the advertising read by the tonishingly to influence the house that has e
other 90 per cent. is wasted. Advertising made up its mind that horse-trucking is z
talks, not only to the prospective buyer, too costly and inefficient. ;
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re)
Advice regarding your advertising problems is available J
through any recognized Canadian advertising agency, or the )

Secretary of the Canadian Press Association, Room 503 |
Lumsden Bldg., Toronto. Enquiry involves no obligation

"Ihis return trip to RdMont via
Vancouver

Frank A. Brown, a well known
jpioneer and mining man of}
Northern British Columbia, re
turned to the city Jast night after
spending a couple of weeks in the
interior He left this morning
the Rupert for Vancouver er
route to Butte, Montana

F. W. Renworth, of Renworth|
& Jefferson, the well known shoe
firm left this morning on the

a hurried busi
He

dnesday

Prince
ness trip to Vane

Rupert on
ouvert eX
pects to return next We

' '
MmoerAl
Ocean Falls Lumber
south this

Rupert

A. J. Burroughs,
of the
was a
on the

man
ager
Co.,

morning

passenger
Prince

Fr O'Brien, for time
if the Kaien Island Club
accompanied by Mrs. O'Brien
left for Seattle this me

some

steward «

rning

wel
dur
early days of the mining
left for the
) coast cities this morning on
|Prinee Rupert They have
living in Valdez sehen

Mr. and Mrs. J. H
known residents of Stewart
the
itement

Cann,

jing
lower
the

exc

ely been

The

| be en

has

break

weather
the

recent stormy
respo msible§ for
from their moorings

away

at the Ge I
ment dry dock It is be
they

lying ready for

will be recovered

ing
| a number of piles that have been
}
'
i

If the
will be
the
Standard

weather permits, a boat
today to
the

fishing

sent from here
of the
Fisheries

scene wreck of

Rupert Registration District a description
fand plans of works to be constructed on
the following described lands All and
singular that parcel or portion of Prince}
Rupert Harbor and foreshore adjoining
ee Five Hundred and |} 5
Five 5 Coast
slumb containing by
one and seven
2 at. 7 acres be the same more
les described as follows, that is to
y | Commencing at the intersection of
southerly boundary of said Lot Five Hu in
jred and Forty-one 541) with * gh water
mark, thence astronomic ‘east our hun
ired i feet, thence astron oa north
forty-three degrees and fifty-six m
east N. 43:56 E eignteen h ndre d and
thirty-three 1833 feet more oO less
thence astronomic west Six hundred and
twenty - three and = three- tenths 623.3
|feet more or less to the intersection of
the northerly boundary of said Lot Five
‘Hundred and Forty-one with high water
mark, thence southerly and westerly, fol
l}lowing high water mark, to the place of

commencement.

And take notice that after the expiration
of thirty days from the date hereof, ap
| plication for approval Gf such works will
jbe made to the Governor in Council at
Ottawa

Dated this 14th day of February, 1913

v ATLIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,

 

j LIMITED 38-63
—
First arrival of new spring
suits. We take great pleasure in

announcing that we have secured
the agency of the New York
| Tailoring Co. for Prince Rupert.
It is well known- that this firm
turns out only the most elegant
in ladies’ man tailorod garments
and to see these suits is to be
jconvineed they are what you are
‘looking for.

Exclusive Styles

Demers

MY WARDROBE

J. LEE, TAILOR

sole

Lowest Prices

 

 

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing

Scott Buliding, Next to City Hall
Phone Green 300

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Prince Rupert Fre Alarm System

CIRCUIT NO. 1.

 

Box 125th St. and 3rd Ave
Box 136th St. and 3rd Ave,
Box 148th St. and 4rd Ave.
Box 16-—-Junction of ist, 2ng and
3rd Aves.
Box 16--ist Ave., between 8th and
9th Sts. (Knox Hotel.)
Box 17--ist Ave. and 7th St, (Cen
tral Hotel.)
CIRCUIT NO. 2.
Box 22--3ird Ave. and rd &t
(Post OMee.)
Box 23rd Ave,.and McBride 8t
Box 24.-ist Ave. and MeBride 8&1.
Box 26-2nd Ave, and 2nd Bt,
Box 26-—2nd Ave. and 6th St,
Box 27.6. T. P.
CIRCUIT NO. 3.
| Box 315th Ave. and Fulton &t
Box 32.Borden and Taylor Sts
Box 347th Ave. and Fulton &t
Box 35..-0th Ave. and Comox Ave
Box 87..8th Ave. and Dodge PI.
Box 38. 4th Ave. and Thompson St
CIROUIT NO. 4.
Box 44..ith Ave. and Emmerson
| rl
| Box 42..5th Ave, and MeBride &t
Box 435th Ave. and Green St
Box 446th Ave gnd Basil 8
} Box 45.-7th Ave. and Ebertes,
Box 141.7th Ave. and Young St

 

The

salve

intention 1s
the 7,000

boat Victoria
to endeavor to
pounds of halibut that
hold of the hulk.

in the

H. A. Philpotts has resigned his

position secretary - treasurer

as

of the Prince Rupert Fish & Cold
Storage Co., Ltd. Mr. Philpotts
came to Prinee Rupert, aeccom-
panied by Mrs. Philpotts about

five months ago. It is his inten
tion to remain in Prince Rupert
although he has not yet definitely
decided on his plans for the fu-
ture.

SOUTHBOUND PASSENGERS
ON THE PRINCE RUPERT

south
Prinee Ru.
Pomfrey, Mr. Thomp-
Mrs. T. Arneil, W.
Tanthorpe, J. Me
Breyer, G, A. Dixon, Hl. Carpenter,
William Tutte, F. A. Douglas,
R. MeDonald, G. Ross, Maggie
Borden, Mr. Hutchinson, F. W

The following left for the

this morning on the

Mr.
Mr. and
Billock, W.

pert:

son,

Renworth, C. E. Putnam, Mrs
George Eckerman, Miss Eeker
man, J. N. Wilson, C. BF. Barge
F. O'Brien, Mrs. O'Bricn, Mra
Allan, L. W. Keller, Mrs. Keller,
J. A. Levine, Cora V. Neher, A. J.
Burroughs, J. B. Johnston, Miss
Fraser, Miss K. Barrett, Mrs. D.
A. MeNeil, Frank Messidat, P
Curry, J. H. Cann, Mrs. Cann,
Captain Tutte, Mrs, Tutte, H, M
Fleming, W. J. Jefferson, Mrs

Jefferson.

lieved + shea |

j
JAY GOULD 18 DECORATED

American Receives Recognition
in France for Horse Breed-
ing ;
Paris, Feb, 13—Among those
| decorated with the Order of
|Maitre Agricole 18 Frank J,
| vuld He received the decora
m in recognition of his servi-
lees in breeding horses. This
| decoration although generally

laugwhed at and called the Order
the Leek sought af-
te Others who received decor.
itions are M Min
Agriculture, Who was one
opponents for
ot
whose

is much
Pams, former
ister of
neare §
residency, and a number
navy otticers

m to be vague

RAN THROUGH $1,000,000

Broadway Spendthrift Said to
Have Set Hot Pace for
Five Years.

13 That Irv-
the Broadway
through alli of
left him by
except
10,

New York, Feb
ing W Childs,
spendthrift,
the $1,200,000 estate
father, with the
possibly £200,

ran

| his m of

|

within

some
is the statement con.
affidavits
Cohalan’s
connection

ij five years,
} tained in
| Surrogate
cently in

leontest of Childs’

submitted in
court re
with the
will now being
Mrs

| waged by his widow, Ger-

| trude BE. Childs.

SYMPATHIZES WITH ALLIES

|

|Col. Roosevelt in Letter to Dr.
| Daneff Declares That Turks

| Must Give Up Adrianople.

|

Feb, 13
of thanks
Roosevel

to an
to

Sofia, In reply
address

Theodore
sion of

presented
t on the
article published
}him praising Bulgaria,
Roosevelt has written a letter
br Daneff,
Chamber of
of the Bulgarian
lt on, expressing warm
|} for the patriotic (
[tion of the
|

occa-
an by
Colonel
to
the
and head
delega-
admiration

president of
Deputies,
peace

sense of citizen-

whole Bulgarian na
the

accomplished

tion and his pleasure at

|}magnifieent work
| bs the Bulgarian
have delivered
from the
Turkish domination in

troops, whose

| victories civilized
| humanity
burden of

| ear spe
Colonel

oppressive

Roosevelt
of restoring to
Adrian:
hundred
of

progress

insists upon
Bul-
the

years

oe necessity
garia the town of ple,

which a
the capture
tinople “marked the
the Purkish
middle

fall !
before Constan
of
scourge in the

ages.”

JACK ROSE IS “BROKE”

Informer in Becker Case Says He
Owes $12,000 and Has Nothing.

New York, Feb 3 “Jack”
Rose, the former gambler and
police informer, whose testimony

played so important a part in the
of Charles Becker,
police lieutenant, and the
for the murder of
Rosenthal ,appeared re-
referee in Long
Island City for examination in his
bankruptcy petition, in which he
declared that he is without funds
and owes more than $12,000.
Rose gave his present business
as that of a promoter.

convietion
former
four gunmen
Herman

cently before a

 

THE WEATHER.

5 o'clock
Barometer,
temperature,

The weather report at
this morning read:
29.509; maximum

 

 

i9; minimum temperature, 38;
precipitation, 1.03 inches,
Bishop Du Vernet left this

morning for Metlakatla upon re-
of the news of the
iliness of the Rev. Canon J. H.,
Keene, who is in charge of the
mission at the latter place, The
latest word is that the condition
of the reverend gentleman has
improved. Whilst in Metlakatla
Bishop Du Vernet will attend a
meeting of the Church Mission-
ary Society that is scheduled to

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take place today.

 

 

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FUNERAL OF THe
LATE HEWRry HELLixgey

rhe fun
ternoon at
ros underta
Henry Hellike;
wegian whi
heart failure
last Tuesday
was made in Fa

Rey. FP. W Ke
derman John 1
with
trymen of
the
resting place
have been abl
the late Mr. fk
he came to (
and that he h
land K
made by his
to ¢
relatives

severa
th
panied

Cire

MmMunicat
of the
way
The Rev. H. G
lent os u
British {

perinten
for
few
for
conversant wilt
ing to tocal B
fairs He left
Wednesday eve
the alte

days in

the purp

rival nm

bring befovwe

the

starting upon tl
church building
ert

advisabi

Captain Harry W
Claxton is
known gas :
Spokeshoot, be Messrs
Enrig and Adar
present time a
the Hochsal!

well

River

Get
“Walk
Froud
test

the fa I

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when othe f

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