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| WILL BE SPEEDY

Contract Calls for 23 Knots on

BOSTON AND
| THIS CITY

Classified |

mon ground,

rate to a nominal price of a cent a word er insertion.
Here is our Classified Advertising

olumn for today.

 

 

 

 

iA Vheir Trial Grand Trunk May Put Line
Hae Into Boston
ae It is stated that the two new ete
he Empresses whi ‘ . NTINUOUS
ae ; P esses which the C. P. R. are| CO US LINE FROM PROGRAM OF S.A.
f § aving built for the Pacific trade HERE ;
ey re will be of 16,000 tons, making them " ENTER .AINMENT
i be the largest boats in the trans-|Big Newspaper Devotes Much nee
wit i Pacific trade. The contract calls| Space to Interview with-Pres. To-Morrow at 8.15 P.M.
v! for a speed of 23 knots on their} Hays and Vice-Pres. Fitzhugh th ne MayorManson
it) trial, but they will be run at a/Great Significance to Prince Accompanist...... ..Miss E. A. Froud
: ne sea speed of 18 knots. This is a| Rupert. es ee
' ra, p i de ‘ . cnniibiosiiins Opening service...... Ensign Johnstone
A knot an hour faster than the record Recitation CRS .... Shelling Beans
a made by the Empress of Japan Prince Rupert linked with Bos- icataes Gladys Views es
ma ha: _ eleven years ago, when she crossed/ton, by one continuous line of Ree ia oes tee ee
14 ¥ in ten days, ten hours. If the new | railway, sometime in the very near | Solo—Selected...... pce aka nen Smith
| 4 ‘| vessels were speeded they could} future, is in the horoscope, ac- Recitation. . .1 ee Kelly ease Meher
ah Oe! cross in eight days. cording to the information obtain- | Cornet Solo—Selected.. ...,Mr. Miller
“ : ” Recitation—Giving...... Jon. Davidson
, ed by the Boston “American,” a| Sash Drill............ 14 girls and boys
i powerful daily newspaper in the | Solo—Selected.......... Mir. J. Russell

|
ite “What Shall It Be”
ie Question

ae
iH 7 ; This store is prepared to answer it
: i] mere Erm

The occasion may be what
it will; it is our duty to be
ready to supply you, and we
can do it too.

With pleasure to you be-
cause of the size of display;
with profit to you because of
our ability to sell close.

ay

ie When the gift question pre-
sents itself let us show you
how easily we can match your
ideas.

rere

Wed Heintzman Pianos

EASY TERMS

C. B. WARK

Jeweller

 

 

Recitation—Her Name. . Beatrice Killen

largest city in New England. Rep-| Recitation .. There Were Two Squirrels

resentatives of the ‘American’. vy cae Doveviony, "
interviewed President Charles M. Flag Drill... Bee 42 boys aol ate

Recitation—When Hulda Expects Her
Ethel Gray Beau
Cornet Solo Selected..Miss Mabel Gray
Vocal Solo—Selected....... Mr. Milliar
Recitation—Selected....... Miss Grant
Dumb Bell Drill...... 10 boys and girls
Recitation.... ....The Widdy O’Shane
Mrs. Hoy
Solo—Selected.......... Mr. J. Russell
Recitation—Selected....Miss McMillan
Indian Club Drill..... 10 girls and boys
Solo (vocal) —Selected...... Mr. Davey
Dialogue.......... The Train to Mauro
Three characters
Solo (vocal)—Selected....Mr. Fletcher
Recitation....... A Mortifying Mistake
Rose Davidson.
Duet—I Don’t Want to flay in Your
Ethel ae and Assistant Yard
Recitation—Selected ....... Mrs. Smith
Duet—Selected ...Davey and Fletcher
Recitation..... .... The Collier’s Child
Mary Gray
Remarks from the Chairman

Hays and Vice-President McHugh
recently and the information ob-
tained is to the effect thai the
Grand Trunk are seriously con-
sidering building a line into Boston
to compete with the other roads
entering there.

So eager are the Bostonians to
get this project consummated that
they have formed a club of promi-
nent business men to use their
influence in the matter.

Will Connect With Big Cities

The Grand Trunk already has
a line running into Portland, Ma-

ine, and the Central Vermont

 

 

 

: ‘ DOXOLOGY
railroad, operated by the G. T. R.
runs from Montreal into New _-
London, Conn. Portland is 115 Today's Weather Report

miles from Boston on the Atlantic!Skidegate—Clear, southeast, sea
seaboard and New London is/smooth. Lillooet at Skidegate.
about 90 miles from the Hub | Triangie— Overcast, east 44 miles
City. | Bar. 29.76, ther. 40, heavy swell.
The significance of a direct line|Spoke Princess May 8 p.m. Pine
into Boston from here can easily| Island northbound, State of Cal-
be imagined by anybody with |ifornia 8.40 p.m. Milbank Sound,
even half the ordinary hnagination. | southbound, Northwestern 11 p.m.

 

or Rent

oh Partly furnished House on
ty See 3rd Ave. 7 rooms with
Me bath. Electric lighted.

 

 

G. C. Emmerson

NADEN BLOCK

SECOND AVE,

So much importance dees thejoff Triangle southbound.
“American” place the pro- | Estevan—Overcast, west, fresh.
posal that in their issue of April 23 | Bar. 29.20, ther. 47, sea mederate.
almost two whole pages are given|Ikeda—Clear, north. Bar. 29.47
to it. Copies of these pages are|ther. 52, smooth. Whaler Green
pasted up in Uncle Jerry’s office} southbound 6 a.m.

on

window. Tatoosh—Cloudy, southeast, 5
What Project Means miles. Bar. 29.56, ther. 45. In
There is also some talk of | Revenue Cutter 7.40 a.m.
extending the G. T. R. line into Point Grey—Clear, calm. Bar.
Providence, R. I. If this is| 29-56, ther. 51.

Cape Lazo-—Clear, northwest,

brought about Prince Rupert will |
Bar. 29.48, ther. 55, smooth.

be in direct communication with | light.

 

 

 

OUR SODA
FOUNTAIN.

TS OPEN
FOR 11

Pure Ice Cream with all the
“Fixins”’

 

 

C. H. ORME

The Pioneer Druggist

PHONE : ; ;

 

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C. P. R. Officials on a Tour of
Investigation

Victoria, May 17.—Messrs. H.
W. Brodie, general passenger agent,
and F. W. Clendenning, general
freight agent for the C. P. R., have
just returned after a tour of the
settlements and ports on the Is-
lands route. The C. P. R. is con
putting a boat on the
Islands route.

(Canadian Press Despatch)

Saskatoon, May 18.—The local
Y. M. C. A. started a whirlwind
campaign to raise $100,000 in
five days for new buildings. With-
in three hours of the opening of
the campaign this morning they
had raised $53,233. They - will
try and raise the whole sum
short order now.

n

sidering lem ha ReneS
AVIATOR IS KILLED

 

 

‘Twill Be a Dandy
The Army officials
say the concert in the Citadel

(Canadian Press Despatch)
Los Angeles, May 18.—Aviator
Hartle, an amateur, was instantly
killed by falling feet this

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The Insurance People

EVERY CLASS OF INSURANCE. GET OUR RATES

The Mack Realty and Insurance Co.

tomorrow night will be the best
given this year. The others were
andies.

morning. He had planned a tour
of Canada giving exhibitions.

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Builders’ Hardware

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ae ie Valves & Pipes Oxford Stoves *
bie Graniteware Tinware —
trae Sr SHSM ei t — Next door to the old Optimist Office on Second Avenue
iy’ ia => 7 re C in the city.
: ' bi SECOND - AVENUE ! == Come and see the largest Ice Cream Parlor in the ci y
i i == Former cafe has been transformed into a
ny o-+—e—@ — Pain te oe fine Candy, Fruit and Ice Cream Parlor
WAS —_——_——— — ——.-— —
aM | == Cream is Supplied by Stokes of Seattle
te ; B A R ( A ] N S Largest and best manufacturer of the delicacy in Seattle
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Hi Seerteae Private Boxes Music New Fountain
Shee j i
ai We rb oc aped buys 0 Everything A-1 Fruit wholesale and retail
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} WHY NOT CALL AND GET FAMILIAR WITH SOME OF THEM Sam Gowen 4 Proprietor

 

For Quick Sale List Your Property With Us

 

1 JOHN DYBHAVN
Open Evenings

 

Exchange Block

Telephone 350

  

all the chief ports along the |Camosun northbound 6.45 a.m.
Atlantic coast and midway between | By ear
ithe Orient, that great commercial |
market of tomorrow, and the WANT $100 000
great manufacturing centres of | ? |
Eastern Canada and_ the New | IN FIVE DAYS
| England States.
Nee er me re ‘Saskatoon Raised $53,000 in
VISITED THE ISLANDS | Three Hours This Morning

Lost and Found

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FOUND~Elegant rooms: ly furnished.
Bulkley Block, 6th Ave., near Fulton. | 1091m

LOST—A buneb of keys.

to News Office. 0-112

by applying to J. M. Lynch 2nd Ave. llitf

For Rent

2 room house, partly furnished, close in. Apply
Pantorium. 110-112

New 7-room house on Ambrose Ave., partly fur-

nished forrent. [Apply on premises or Box 874,

Holle

Nice, clean, bright outside rooms. Bulkley Block
6th Ave., near Fulton. 109-1

House furnished for housekeeping, 2 rooms, $17
per month; back of rink. Apply Law-Butler
Company. 105-108

If you would like a new house close in, phone 205.
F. McRae & Co. 103-tf

Nice furnished rooms for rent. Apply Drexel
Rooming House, 2nd Ave., near MoRride.
May 8-1mo

Two nicely furnished rooms, one front room, hot
baths. The Roland, Thir, avenue. 108-6.

tm merase

Help Wanted
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Nineteen

oung men to take cosy rooms in the
Bulkley 1

lock, near Fulton. 09- 1m
First Ave. 04-106

A woman to do house work; also girls for laundry
work. Apply Pioneer Laundry. 103-105

An Experienced Stenographer at once. Apply to
Mack Realty and Insurance Company. 108-105

A Mother's Help. One who can
Other maid kept. Apply Mrs.
4th Ave. and Hays Cove Circle, phone 209

Waiter wanted at Central Hotel 100-tf
Boy Wanted. Apply at Optimist Office. 94-tf

do cooking.
Palmer,

Wanted—An A-1 solicitor for the most liberal
Fraternal Orders in the world. Call room 28,
Empress Hotel. I. F. Madlem. 108-114

Wanted —500 good men to join the Order of Owls.
Call room 28, Empress Hotel. I. F. ‘Madlem.

108-114

tc rt re me me ome

Board Wanted

Ste ciel th nciciekoins
WANTED—Room and board in private family.
X.M., Optimist Office. 4

et we eye. ca

Fire Insurance

ee reer sree

with capi
The Mack
70-tf

Company of London, England,
of $2,500,000.00. See us for rates.
Realtv and Insurance Company.

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Situations Wanted

fe de aie renee

A. classified advertisement is a tireless work-
hunter—and seldom fails.

Man and wife wants position in camp or hotel.
Strictly first class cooks. Apply Box T. B
News. 106-108

By experienced man and wife as cook and helper
in mining camp or country hetel. Avply H. L.
T., Optimist. 95-97

Position by Japanese cook in family or boarding
house. P.O. Box 894. 103-6

Bs

Boarders Wanted
+

Home cooked meals and nicely furnished rooms
for three persons. Apply Mrs. James, Scott
Bidg., 3rd Ave., between 8th and th Sts. 85-tf

erm

trees

Private Board by the week or month. Home
cooking a specialty. Miss E. M. Gleeson, 3rd
Ave., between 7th and 8th Sts., phone 171. 89-tf

rer

Real Estate

otter etree etree

A classified advertisement is a real estate sales-
man, and does not often count enough “to
count” in the net result.

Nineteen young men wanted to rent cosy furnish-
ed in the Bulkley Koome, 6th Ave., near Fulton.
109-1m

Wanted from owner—now talk fast ~ Lots in
blocks 3, 4, 23 and 24, section 8; blocks 14, 11, 12,
17, 18 and 19, section 6, or in any section if price
is right Give iowest prices and terms in first
letter. P.O. Box 744. 109-110

For Sale—Lot 9, block 31, section 6; $760, cash
$250, balance 6 and 12 months, Lot 20, block 31,
section 6; $600, cash $250, balance 6 and 12
months. Apply to Owner, P.O, Box 546,

105-11

We have a good building lot within a block of Me-
Bride Street for $50 cash. H. F. McRae & Co,,
Second Ave, 103-1f

a et Pt Pt Pt Ot Ot

_ For Sale

A first-rate proposition which will give a steady
monthly income, $800 cash handles it. H. F,
McRae & Co., Second Ave. 403-tf

dousehold Goods. Rooms to be let.
Evijen, 7th Ave. and Taylor St. near Summit, 9

ot 1s 1 Ot os Ft Os POs Pt tommed

Office Wanted

 

 

 

Wanted to hire, small space in office. Apply to
P.O, Box 767. 99-108

 

Money to Loan

 

 

 

A classified advertisemen: will find you the mon-
ey with which to put your plan into effect.

S. O. E. B. S.

 

The Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 318, Sons of
Bariand. meets the first and third Tuesdays in
each month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m.
F. V. CLARK, See.,
P. O, Box 812, Prince Rupert

Advertise in

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The Daily News

:

- vertisements

One_of the best services the modern newspaper gives the public is in the classified advertisement columns.
There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, and a host of others meet on com-

To put this modern convenience in reach of everyone the News will
Minimum charge of 25 cents.

wae oat

The |
Finder ae 14 return |
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Found—A Canary Bird. Owner can have wana |

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Boy to assist in office at Piercy Morris & Co., |
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101-tf |

THE British Union and National Fire Insurance |
tal

Apply Mrs. |

  

reduce its

Watch it grow.

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| Cleanliness is Next to Godliness.
your Clothes to the

 

Send

Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118

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MINERS ARE |
NOW BUSY

 

Budget of News from the Stew-
art Camp

—
ACTIVE PROGRESS

| aoe
‘New Water Power Plant at Red |

 

| Cliff is Nearly Completed
Party of British +p
Will Come in July.

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Stewart, May 17.
wie is making excellent
jin the of the
| power plant, and has received the|

last of the shioments, including

progress |
installation water

al
| Tuttle water wheel for Red Cliff]
| Mine. |

In July a large number of}
| English shareholders of the Red|
| Cliff Mining Co. Ltd., headed by

| Mr. Chadwick, one of the heaviest

|shareholders, whose son is on the
English Board of Directors, will |
|arrive here to inspect the property.
|By that time a spur from. the
Canadian North Eastern Railway
| will have been laid to the property,
land the mine will undoubtedly
have joined the shipping ranks.
Portland Wonder
rumor going
interests

There the

are

is a
jrounds that
|quietly picking up the stock with
The
property has been under develop
/ment all winter
the mine is said to be looking better

strong
la view to securing control

practically and

than at any period in its history.
Glacier Creek

The Directors of the Glacier
Creek Mining Co., Ltd.,
secured the services of W. J]. Elmen
dorf, M. E.,
and development
taken
present

have

as consulting engineer,
be

the continuation

under-
of the
tunnel, immediately.
International

An additional contract for tun-
| nel work has been let to Roy
| Clothier, who has during the past
200 feet

will
in

winter driven over on
this property.

Big Casino
been received

William

in

from

Word

Vancouver

has
that

1s

Irwin
engaged a reor
ganization the company
a view to secure further capital so
that the property
veloped on a proper scale.
Bitter Creek

Manager George Brown who has
jbeen il) in California for
| weeks is reported to be on the road

successfully
of with

may be de-

some

jto recovery, and by the end of

the month is expected here to

| resume charge at the mine.

Iron Chief

| y i i —
Roy Clothier has been instructed
|to take charge of the development
of this property by those who
have the claims under bond,

To Resume Operations

Major R. G. Edward-Leckie is
expected in camp at the end of
the month to resume development
on several properties in which he
is interested, The partnership
heretofore existing between the
Major and H. B. Williams, mining
engineer, has been dissolved, Mr.
Williams having accepted a year's
contract to go to Soudan. Major
Leckie will be accompanied by
another engineer who will have
charge of his local mining interests.

The old original Royal 15-cent
Lunch, which was formerly on
the Rupert Road has re-opened
in the Royal Hotel. Entrance
off 6th street. 111-1138

Our Specials

Sweet, Juicy Oranges

We have those delicious seedless Nav |
els, the pride of California, the

Paradise of America, at prices

within your reach, |

|

New Spring Rhurbarb |
The most hea!thful and appetizing table
dish at this time of the year.

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Fresh Vegetables of all kinds and every- |
thing in Groceries at
————— |

Ideal Provision House

Third Ave., near Sixth St. Phone 190

 

COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEPORE THEM

Indian Band Concert

The most interesting performance ever
held in British Columbia. To
be held in the Empress Theatre

Empire Day, May 24

Don’t miss this. Contest at 2 p.m.

CUPS AND MEDALS
on view at J, S. Gray & Son's Jewelry
Store, Sixth St. Phone No. 48 black.

TICKETS - 50c AND 75c

on sale at theatre and at Gray's store

Overseas Club Concert

The best performance ever given in
the city. Held in Empress Theatre.
Moving Pictures at 7.30 p.m,
Concert at 8.00 p.m. Sharp

FEATURE: Tug of War

 

Earl Grey's Rifles.

 

 

Red Cliff Mining Co. Floats

Stock in London

News has been received from |
Vanouveer that the Red Cliff}
Mining Co, of Stewart has been}
successfully floating on the London
market stock,
though the control has been left

the company’s

entirely in the hands of the Can-
The import-
announcement

shareholders.
ance of
the fact that
interested in mining ventures has

adian
this lies

in London capital
at last entered the camp in agmost
substantial The direct
for securing this interest due
to the excellent work of Mr. A, D,
Tennant in placing the property
before English investors. A. Ers-
kine-Smith, president of the com-
pany, has developed the Red Cliff
mine largely on western capital,
and it is satisfactory to recall the

manner,

Is

| to apply for permission to ;

LAND PURCHASE NOTICE

Stikine Land District District of
‘ake notice that Christian a...

 

B. C., oeeupation customs officer .

for minsion to purchase the (ol)... > ADply

land: NI overlie
Commencing at a Post planted «)

quarters of & mile north ous {-.., -°OM thee

and on the east bank of Stikine |

south side of the mouth of «
east 40 chains, thenco port}

Glacier Kithy

west 40 chains, thence sour) chaine,, "ete
commencement and conta 0 aot? Bok
a oe 160 were tu
Dated Feb. 10,1911. CH TIA
Pub. April 7 wt As TERY
Skeena Land Distriet— District of 6
Islands rela
Take notice that Iu 7
8B. C., occupation commercial tra... / 2",

described lands

Commencing at a
miles west and one mile rou
of Stanly Creek, Naden Ha
chains, thence west 40 cha rte a
chains, thence east 40 ¢ in .
Dated March 17, 1911
Pub, April 22.

 

    

 

Skeena Land District)
Take notice that I, Mar
B. C., occupation married w
for permisalon to purchase the
lanc

Commencing at a post ple
south and (2) two miles we _
White ‘and Flat rivers :
thence 80 chains west, the
thence 80 chains east
Datod April 20, 1911
Pub. May 18 Fra

Skeena Land D #triet — [i
Take notice that |, Jo!
Rupert 8. C., cceupatior
for Rereatston to purchas
lands

 

Commencing at a post pla
miles south of the forks of +
rivers, thence south 80 cha
chains, thence north 80 cha
chains.

Dated April 18, 1911 iN
Pub. May 138, Franc

_ Skeena Land District — 1
Take notice that 1, Alfred

 

of Prince Rupert, B. C., =
intend to apply for perr "7
following deseribed lands a
Commencing at a post ; ‘
miles south of the forks « -
rivers, thence 60 chains « vy:
west, thence 80 chains n: de
east.
ALFRED BERRYM WILLIAMS
Dated April 18, 1911 Frane Pr ‘Agus
Pub. May 15
Skeena Land District — Distr assiar
Take notice that 1, [eas jen Forte ¢
Prince Rupert, B. C., oecupati ‘ ‘ aad
to apply oc permission to purcha ‘ ny

Engineer Co-| between police, Fire Department and | degeribed lands

Commencing at « post plar F
south and one mile weet of t r Wh

 

  

 

  

 

    

; . , twa
| Ales Amateur Competition for Child- = rant prem thence nor ra
ren under 14 years of age | east 80 oe “a
Silver Cup and Prizes on view at J. 38. epee a5; 1915. 1 AA i
Gray's Jewelry Store, where tickets | dite tod _ ie
can be had for Concert at 50c, 75c, $1.. | Stee a Land District —1) . ang
also from members of Club, Gray's Take not ce that I, J bee ras
| * Rupert, B. ¢ eccupat or a
| phone 78 black. for permission to purchase wing denerjad
i —_—--—— lands *
DANCE | Ciel sb 6 pest 1 wi
° k | one-half miles distant n a
What better way to close the day than| trom a blind slough fron os wet
vy going to the Dance given by J. S. fe gp rag Drader ethene
- : j 80 chains, thence : 2
|Gray at McIntyre Hall after Concert. | cost 80 chains, thenee sou
10.30 to 2 am. commencement; containing 64 be
ni : : Dated April 14, 1911 J0 :
Tickets, Gents $1.00, Ladies F ree | Pub. May 13 :
J S GR AY & SON | Skeena Land District — Dis ange |
~~ | Take not ce that Mur e
Manufacturing Watchmakers, Jewel- = * + reer aw estate :
, y o us un t r a
ers, Opticians and Engravers. | described sede
Dealers in Musical instruments. | Commencing st « vot +
Sole agents for the Stanley Piano! bank of Exchomsiics river « .
and Players | tts confluence with the Ske« »é
aes ’ . : chain est, thence 20 ct "
Sole ‘agents for Hewitt’s Rubber] Gitins west) thenee 40 cha 4
Stamps. chains east, thence 20 cha cone @
Agents for the Victor Gramophones | — — eee che A.
> | commencement, oc ning
and records, of which we carry a full| Dated April2tisiL,  M K Mehl
line. | Pub. May 13
Headquarters for enamel souvenirs. |
What you don’t see in our windows | Skeena Land District — D uw
please ask for. Range i
We have been eepertnny a for | Take notice that 1, Fred Garton, ¢®
Anti-Rheumatic rings. e have now! prince Rupert, B.C., stion fas
a large stock on hand, gold filled, $1. ” | mer, intends to apply f onlastaal il
any size. | purchase the following 7 ‘
| Commencing at a post
Warning: To Preserve Your Eyesight! orth, cast. corner of vu:
on’t Miss this Chance Range 5, Coast district '
DR INMAN chains to a slough; tt st 2
, chains; thence south 6 th
Consulting Eye Specialist east 28 chains to the
of Vancouver, is now at our store. He| mencement.
fits glasses for all complicated cases of FRED
defective vision. This is his specialty; Dated February 25t!
don't fail to see him while he is here First insertion Mar
Satisfaction guaranteed. Consultation
free.
Skeens Land District as
em ee Take notice that Gi <
5. C., eceupation reel -
apply for permission to 5 “_
If you want to save money buy your deseribed lands i
Surr » ommeneng at a post pla
Furniture of | and BO chains south’ of = <4
’ | Lot No. 1783 marked Gle =
J. F. MACDONALD S | west corner, thence south 4 erat a
FURNITURE STORE, SECOND ANENUE, 3 chains, thence pe whe
ow “ » chains to po*t of comme 7
: NEAR MCBRIDE 320 acres more or lem. oA ROIS
who is selling out his full stock regard- | Dated Mareb 20, 1911 GLI a
less of cost Pub. April 16, ard, AB
| Skeena Land Distriet— Distr an Ne
Take notice that 1, J. Har
Rupert, B. C., oecupat om
japply for perm mion &
deser bed lands antl
| Commencing at a post ~~
one half miles d stant in s ro
from a blind slough fror a
the sarne touches the Ind ar : a ;

80 chains, thence south -

  

chains, thence north 50 cl

mencement, containing 640 a TT
| Dated Apr i 14, 1911 J

Skeena Land District ras

Take notice that 1, Alic a

Rupert, B. C., oecupatic ‘pleetl

to apply for pean to |
described lands:

Commencing at a post ‘ : ¥

south and two miles west « ett
and Flat rivers, thence ' neat
east 80 chains, thence th
west 50 chains. a
Dated April 20, 1911 Al wr)
Pub. May 18. Franci c
Skeena Land District — |) ett
Take notice that I, Sydney ! a
B. C., oeeupation cook, int rr)
mission to purchase the fol rd
Commencing at a post pla weet
south and one mile a
and Flat rivers, thence sout peat
west 50 chains, thenee nort!
east 80 chaina. pale
Dated April 18, 1911. SYDN! ig
Pub. May 15. Fra
Skeena Land District 1) oy of Pri
Take notice that 1, John Kol an
Rupert, B. C., oeeupation « , dre
for permasion to purchase the folow''*
lands: two
Commencing at a post plar rv dO
south and 2) two oi west ce
White and Flat rivers, thence tsi
thence east 80 chains, thence
thence west 80 cha ns. RT pact!
Dated Apri 20,1911 JOHN bor’
Pub, May 18. Franc
Skeena Land Distriet-—District 0! |"
Take not ce that I, Martha |<

 

splendid achievements of the past
two years when an undeveloped |
prospect has been successfully

brought to its present stage through
his untiring efforts. Mr, Smith,
who is the largest individual share-
holder, will remain at the head of

the company,

 

 

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, 'Phone 4!

 

Rupert, b, C,, oceupat on marr
to apply for permiasion to pure

| deseribed lands:

Commencing at a post planted & rec
one-half miles distant in a sour! { nlet 0
from a blind slough from Obeer th ot
the same touches the Ind an lever’ | gat!
80 chains, thence south 50 chs |
chains, thence north 80 cha ne re of Meg
meneement, conta nng 640 aor RTHA tH

Dated Apy | 14, 1911,
Pub, May 14.

District

Skeena Land District
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below: three loaves for a quarter, | fraea blind slough, tram: Obeer Vator ee
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put a seventeen ounce homemade | shale, thenes south 00 oheree rare ot ch
loaf ofexcellent quality, F sing Frid oli