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i DAILY EDITION ag Friday, March 27, 1914 LIFE LAY IN | eX SSEY HAL SE Te aeen eg ee 7
HE SPIRITUAL " Za h xtravagan in d Prince Rup
he i 3 y" : pert
be i oe é ~\ iils, a non-partisan reading Be eae tee el
rh f the city desig- class. they are now large Wii & ES ey the ao re that a high | —__.
. s Hi j > standar« of construction was} % i a
s £ the request ae 4 e , » beige | ils Mi ee Thi . E*< 9 responsible for the major part « (| ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY Of 4 P.0.Bax
f the board trade for an ee ees | COCO aa = the alleged ‘steal’ of $40,000,000 ROOMS :

. ' £10,000 by measure of att unt evil, and = ot Possibly the standard set w te nda Aver 0 » Empr heat {PPR ANG)
appropriation aca "9 those people who are afraid to ——— high—ths oc or { sah Rooms pen ‘trom " 4 m. No it D "im , EHANGING
ihe neil this year for pub- face ‘the ‘probler ee ; = vigh—t mat is a point on which | yiitine scotemen are ¢ ally invite AINTING
. ; j sake = qualified authorities differ, and | For rates for hali rent apply secreta
licity purposes He says lt is increase of population in = will continue to differ There is |S. D. MACDONALD CHAS. DENNI OLISHING AND
a “grab.” too, in face of the Prince Rupert had better move . ea Ri TRA pa Presiden Secretary 7

te council] over to Metlakatla. S . much to be said for the theory | a TINTING
fact that the city council 3 ery ; : that the best is cheaper than the Y
passed a resolution favoring Don't be a stickinthemud — = second best, even though it may Seas ceeios rene Se sc

a SUICKINU . a ‘ é & & Speciay
the appropriation. At the re- Don’t be afraid of the compe- cost more, M °
cent beard of trade luncheon tition of your neighbor. Com- a a ewe Same oe gat toad ico artin Swanson
the mayor expressed himself} petition is the life of trade, the fae ap. prose > — , Ss
ay » nen’ cae 7 tine to call in the loose journal- y v . Dride
as favoring the proposition my if you can't keep - ssi ~ rer Foc ica ps Degree ot “1 ard Ave, and 5th St., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C a
el. » procession you wil ave a : a oe Pert
a and intimated that he thought| {Be Procession you will ac FORMER COMMISSIONER OF SALVATION ARMY RETURNS TO [minion government piled ur al KNIGHT & HICKEY
ey it would be possible to make} expect everybody else to wait CANADA staggering debt to ‘provide HAYNER BROS,
! } some arrangement for the ex-| on you. Miss Eva Booth, commander of the army in the United States, re- |™oney for a carnival of graft’ in Contractors and Builders OMDESTAKERS snp EMBALIES
ig a © ec ) . . ‘ al Funeral Directors
penditure of the money under} Pa 2 , ceived a great ree e} i ] Massey hall, Toronto, when she i a etion with the National Jobbing & Repairing ae eS -
y a joint control of the board of! R. L. Borden's pulchrious told of the life work of her father, General Booth. Miss Eva ee aot rae: The work on Shop: Fraser and Sixth Streets wre
5 trade and the city council. | platitudes out of office stand Booth delivered a stirring address. “The General,” she said. |' Me a pag AAL r se h 4
7 | a ate | gout in striking contrast to the “ — freedom to preach the gospel as he. thought it ete 7 out of oar ogg PHONE GREEN 269 ci —
F Ss 7 ¢ Sta <seae : é os evenues ro e - "ue pean ae gata ret cee eae cl UU a hg f ap
ea The board of trade is com- pusillanimity of his practice _ d be preachec ' nd wh he , request for liberty was Topless SA ‘elo ; Sta oe se 4 to-date re eonee i
ad ile Ke Se einents of! in office. refused st pl ed before a conference for permission to - 7% apicly expanding aa 5 piaet
, posed of a large number of agi , go and talk to the poor according to his convictions, enquir- business rather than by any spe- ~ TAXIDERMIST your pro} hands qf
the leading men of the city) Borden is a disappointment nt iat i’ acest 1 a mA : ‘ » enquil cial governmental skill George
and the work it is doing is of| to the country. His lack of of Poy i Mis RB a oe paged God? My ara D aaa a . Animals, birds, fish and all é
very great advantage. Yet the moral courage puts him on a Aa , 58 BOON, “TOS HUNG -Sanery, Sad Crm espe 4 1@ =permanent|kinds of gamme beads mounted;
mayor answers with insult a plane with his associates i Neve we In the moment of silence that followed he looked on constructed by the late | hides tanned and made into rugs GEORGE LEEK
respectful suggestion made in the Bob Rogers type as n ae voi oo a star to guide him, and that day Evange- ate Sqversei nt, the net debt of|and robes. All work strictly first ov9 », ‘ Phone 1
the interests of the city. People had hoped that the list Boc ” aires din his a s the woman who was to be- vans ada increased by only about je lass, A, MITTLER, Expert Taxi- _—2
eae In view of the attitude of influence of Borden would st Sead veered kissed her nd im that kiss’ the Salvation fifty -snilion -eqltare tp seventeen idermist, 730 Helmcken' Bt, Van |
ey ? Fs Ta f Army was meceived. years surely no staggering lecouver, B.C Phone 17 mi
re the mayor as expressed by have been a power towards lana 5 FOR PLUMBING AND wiaras
| himself at the recent luncheon keeping the conduct of gov- - Rents “fe
1 already referred to, is it not ernment upon a high level. TALKED ABOUT B C hibited corporations and indi- ee i ee _ co a GEORGE LEEK SMITH & MALL
possible that his change of On the contrary there has ° ° viduals from filing water records ce a aaa da oe Rae } val cou? ’ =e
‘A attitude is due to the fact that never before in Canada been TU RES inless the intention was to]j_ anada's. ssouvities in: recent} Bem Sees, tewsses ae ccuselon a le por
| the board would not make him stich... tow political morality NA RAL OQURCES snake t:8e Git dak center ah yh ar vata issues hav °| Notary Public. Rents and Collections Third Ave _ teed of Secoat ;
an honorary member without ai deinta : sen vehi tics : : not been of a volume to tax Do-
fees? r ; ner ees? Premier McBride Gave Address A o oH If they did not minion credit to the strai: AUCTIONEER
ae oe te Statesmen do things for the Before Committee of House hese rights they reverted to point.” 220 Second Ave. Prince Rupert
people. Politicians do things of Commons, Ottawa the province. The policy er. “p UNITED TAILORS
Some people talk in a very to the people. There are in- os add millions to the wealth of
ee) ee ee wn vor oc wa wean lg eee | LANDLCLEARING pnessine Axo cua
harm that Vancouver and Vic- statesmen in British Colum- joe pa Bey La . ieee deierteeidiaaiees a
? : . ” ard McBride, premier of Britis oronto, March 26 mc Prone Ot
toria and other cities heave bia. Citunibin sii car the ne : PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY ia ‘ re iat ; Be atc "R ae 5 ane Se eae i‘ ae Trerteie; a PR q
; : ; Pa Ss ie ‘ r re 4 a, é ss tO s i ) ate e O88, |for clearin « n ni roub rrace; 6th St., Next ©
. 7 themselves by over pub- and waterways committee of the DEBATES MILITANCY which has been ashrattiad on pro- jeiee cordwood for fuel, etc. Terms, etc.,
4 icity. The political wolves for 4thouse of commons today on the That the tha ro _ |bate, it appears that the estate 0 application
: Where would these cities be long time have been feeding question of the desirability of| . ie methods of the mili- left by the distinguished senator: er, Pees O. 0. STUART
today had it not been for pub- upon the credulity of the peo-|conserving the natural resources fant suffragettes are justifiable}amounted in all to a total of Accountant
icity work and the so-called ple. Credulity, however, has}of the Dominion of Ganada, with|was the opinion of the large au-|$55,000. This sum includes the HARRISON W. ROCERS ann aes A fs Prone i
boosting? been pretty well whittled down|more particular -reference tojdience which assembled. in the|!ife insurance, and according to a
It is perfectly true that to the bone, and from now ON]{ British Columbia. | Pre tated “Gath tue tifednssta. the testamentary dispositions Architect PRINCE RUPERT, & ©
these cilies have more people the pickings will be lean. He expressed the opinion that} E "YI the whole amount is to be divides Suite 1, Federal Block
peor i i night. This content bjec
than can find work to do, but S/d ere British Columbia possessed the) ~ “ Ws contentious subectl between the widow, Lady Ross, PRINCE RUPERT, B. ¢ en wr ul
this condition will soon right How is Wm. Manson like R.frichest mineral zone in the|¥@5 debated at length, and the family of the deceased. | ,, . ‘ oe ns mw, 8. Wie ae
itself, and«meantime, instead L. Borden? Neither of themj|world. Only a small portion of} Mrs. Klower, who opened oe —, mone $00 P.O, Box 16.56 WILLIAMS & MANSON
of remaining in the village has any backbone. it, he said, had been opened up. the affirmative, gave a historica! Devt dwendt te only eo Yolo ce ole cee” ae
; ™ accou , em isters, licitors, Ee
1 ae anata He said the minings laws of the'® unt of the movement, and|minutes, by rail, from Prince SECOND HAND GOODS | Barristers, Selle
ay re i es a re a oe province were planned on broad showed that as in Ulster at the Rupert. 64tf : MONEY TO LOM
EY and liberal lines present time, men always had re- I will buy sell all kinds «of (oat
a THE PRINCE RUPERT DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWS Speaking of the timber and|COUrse & violent methods to ob- Anvhing that is worth doing at | household goods, mechanics’ peiger Block gers b
1 lumber policy of the provincial tain their ends, and women werelal] is worth overdoing. | ools, guns and meas ULI a ¢ an
VOTING CONTEST : government, he described it as} °9U@)) justified in following Will call any time. fhe :
7} ne making for economy and the|*heir lead Mrs. Klower was PAE F. M. CROSBY i ;
a foll : conservation of the forest wealth |#Ply seconded by Mrs. A. T. Par- 839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 245 PACIFIC TRANSFER
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