OUR SODA
FOUNTAIN.

IS OPEN
FOR ‘11

Pure Ice Cream with all {the
“Fixins’’

 

 

C. H. ORME

The Pioneer Druggist
PHONE

.
.

82

 

 

m Ml

 

 

LADIES’

HAND BAGS

O

 

  
  
  

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

DIRECT from DUBLIN

 

Pim’s Real Irish

POPLIN
TIES

A big shipment came yes-
terday. They are the
niftiest and most dressy
goods in the city.—As-
sorted colors and styles,

 

Four-in-hands, each....... $1.50
Bat’s Wing Bows, each.... .7&
Narrow Stfing Derbys, ea... 75

 

They’re Irish and that

O

 

 

 

 

 

     
    
             
    
   
  
    
     
    
  
   
     
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Second Ave. next to Optimist old office |
TRY IT
Fruit and Candy, wholesale and retail

my pn, Prop. Phone 350

|
|
|

Do away with this. Patrcnize a white
laundry. White labor only at

Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118

S$. O. E. B.S.
Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 418, Sons of
|, meets the first and third Tuesdays in
month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m,
F, V. CLARK, See,,
P, O. Box 812, Prince Rupert

 

 

| Anderson
Palace Ice Cream Parlor tractors, are fitting the interior
lof the warehouse up like modern
Every convenience will
| be installed by the contractors.
the building has been
jsecured by the customs depart-

te tn AOE,

| offices,

\lease on

 

& McKinnon, cc

Bureau Starts

(Canadian Press Despatch)

 

Census Day June Ist

send him around

LIGHT PLANT

 

Proposed

 

at the electric light plant.
firemen will be dispensed with

assistant engineer at the plant
will do the firing in the meantime.
An arc lamp street lighting system
is to be installed at a cost of $3,000.
The light committee think it would
be in the best interests of the
people to instal the are light
system now to aviod interruption
of the street lighting in the fall.

MARBLE FOUND
NEAR HERE

Chrisman, Prospector,
Discovered Big Field

That dream of dwelling in marble
halls, which almost everybody has
occasionally, may soon be realised
for people here, who have the
money for big marble quarries
have been discovered on Banks
Island at a point only fifty-five

 

Roy

ALTERATIONS

Street System of Arc Lights

Some changes are to be made
Two

There buyer and seller, employ
mon ground. ,
rate te a nominal price

 

 

ay Fresh Flowers .

on 8.8. Prince Rupert, tomorrow a. 0
ST

 

‘t
n.

for the summer months and the .. THE ARCTIC STUDIO..|

Law-Butler Building, Third A

PEOPLE WANT
MORE LIGHT

From Page 1

ve.

 

terial ordered for a better light |
supply so that it can be in by the |
fall, and not have to wait till)
December.”
That Money By-iaw
“Wait until we see how
that money by-law is going to}
make out to,” said Alderman}
Morrissey significantly
“We have the question of the
gas producer and are light system
in front of us now,” the
Mayor,
Up rose Alderman Hilditch be-|
wildered. ‘‘What do you want
us to do, Mr. Mayor,’ he asked |
in the acents of a man ready to|

much |

said

 

 

 

 

 

 

JNi-

A

|PREPARING FOR ELECTION

|Rush Work at the Printing

Ottawa, May 30,—Night shift
is starting at the printing bureau
this evening with the object of
rushing the voters’ lists.
accepted as evidence of an election
early in the fall.

This is

The censtis man is coming soon,
If you notice at any time that
he is having trouble filling up the
schedule,
Reilly's where that fine coffee will
steady his nerves,

to

the summer from Morse creek, ac-
cording to the report of the City
Engineer.

Mrs. J. Knouse, of the Pan-
torium, left yesterday on a visit
to Chicago and other cities in
her “ain country.”

‘Discuss Scavenging

Considerable time was taken
up in council last night in the
discussion of the plans for scaveng-
ing the city, either by days’ labor
orcontract, Eventually the matter
was laid over for a day or two.

Bargain Scow}

A snap in seows was offered
(the council last night by Captain
Cates who is going to. Vancouver.
The scow which is suitable for
dealing with the city garbage is
offered at $950 which Alderman
Smith says is about half its cost
to build. It is nearly new. If
examination of it this morning
shows it to be in sound condition

 

 

it will be purchased.

Classified -

Gne of the best services the modern newspaper
To put this mode

Here is our Classified Advertising ¢

ir

id worker, landlord and tenant, and a

rn convenience

er ar

- Advertisements

gives the public is in the cl

in reach of everyone the News will | r
Minimum charge of 25 cents.

assified advertisement columns,
ost of others meet on com-

. reduce its

 

 

 

ae Ait Glam for fag "Watch grow
| Lost and Found Ex. S. S. TEUCER
“ petra aera reine 12-inch Steel Car Wheels
a Axels and Roller Bearings
Pouinies Blonk. scope ee ee en LARGE STOCK—
erent | Rupert Marine Iron Works

For Rent

 

Zo:

Neatly Furnished Rooms; gentlemen preferred.
Apply Mrs. Mullin, er ‘Theatre.
™

Bower, Somerset |

) furnished rooms. Mra.
“Fecones Third Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth. 117-tf |
Nice Furnished Rooms. Apply Mrs. Kirby, Alder
Block, upstairs entrance, Third Ave. 117-124
Several good 6 and 6 room houses with bath, $35
per month. O. M. Helgerson, Limitgd, phone
96. ollt-tf
New 7-room house on Ambrose Ave., partly fur-
nished,rent $25. Ad ears or Box #74.

Nice, clean, bright outside rooms. Bul

6th Ave., near Fulton,

Nice furnished rooms single or for housekeeping
Apply Drexel Rooming House, 2nd Ave., near
McBride. May 3-Imo

ter eeermar merry) |
|

Heip Wanted

kley Block
100-1m

 

=e

_-

Girl todo table and chamber work at Port Ks-| also claims to have fired the first) he toiled bewai

sington Hotel. Wages $35 to $40 a month with |
board and room. Apply Mrs. Black, Central
Hotel, City. 120-125

Experienced sewer for ladies clothes. Mrs. M
G. Gebhardt, Westenhaver Block, $th Street
and 2nd Ave. 118-121

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commeneing at a post planted at the north-
west corner 100 chains east and 20 chains north
from the northeast corner of Lot 1116, poewey
Survey, Coust Distriet,Range 5,thence 20 chains
south, thence 80 chains east, thence 80 chains
north, thence 40 chains west, thence 60 chains
south, thenee 40 chains west to post of commen-
cement, containing 400 acres more or leas.

Dated May 2, 1911. LOTTIE MeTAVISH
Pub. May 6. Fred W. Bohler, Agent

Stikine Land Distriet—District of Cassiar
Take notice that Christian A. Tervo of Stikine
B. C., occupation custome , intends to apply
{= per n to purchase the following deseribed
mang $
Jom

at @ post planted about 18 chains
the customs warehouse at Stikine,
B. C., thenee west 20 ehains, thenee south 20
chains, thenee east 20 chains, thence north 20

A. Cuthbert

of Prince Rupert in the Province of’ British Col-
umbia has retired
Wood & Company, plumbers and steamfitters of
the said City

May, 1911.

 

 

 

Business :—To revise By-laws of the Association

Secretary

 

Notice

‘Take notice that John F. Matheison of the Ci

 

from the firm of Mutheison,

Dated at Prince Rppert, B.C. this 1st day of
F, J. MATHEISON,
H. WOOL,

 

INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE

Notice

Take notice that the partnership consisting of
Isadore Grossman and Morris Soskin, carrying on
business in the City of Prinee Rupert, under the
name of Grossman & Soskin, is hereby dissolved,
as of the 22nd day vf May, 1911, the said Isador
Grossman is to continue the business and to cole
lect all accounts and assume al) liabilities.

Dated at Prince Rupert this 22nd day of May,
1911. 1i4-121

HERE’S HOW
HE OPINES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

 

 

 

is the man that should be sent to
the coronation instead of Leek.

greatest number of shots and he}
shot in the battle of Kelly’s Rock |

The shooting record of the}
this battle were four

cut,

thugs at

 

the employment sharks; all they |
|

Yours for the!

DOYLE, Member 822.

NOTICES IN THE
NEWS

C

 

chains to point of commencement and containing
40 seres more or leas.

Dated Feb. 18,1911. CHRISTIAN A. TERVO
Pub. Apri 7,

Distriet—District of Coast Range 6
pat Grace MeTav i, lh rapt
occupation mar woman, inte: to @

floiae to purchase the following described
Commencing at @ post planted at the southwest

corner 100 chains east and 20 chains north of
the northeast corner of Lot 1116, Harvey's Survey,
Coast District, Kange 5, thence 40 ehains east,
theace 80 chains north, thence 40 ehains west,
chains south to post of commencement

containing 820 acres more or leas.

Dated May 2, 1911, GRACE MeTAVISH
. May 6. Fred W. Bohler, Agent

Skeena Land

‘Take notice
B.C,,
for

Skeena Land District—Distriet of Coast -
soak notice that Alexander - Melntonh Oban
. ~ Oeeupation estate broker
intends to apply for inaio hive
following cee a
Commen at @ post 40
from the southwest sorner, ‘2 re "60
west, thence 80
Lvoees east to point of

south, thence 40 chains
taini
pril 17, 1911 ning 820 weres more or leas,

O—=

 

The Best Engine for
Northern B.C. waters is

Office Phone: Blue 58 P.O. Box 616

 

north, thence 40 chains
ALEXA
om 6 NDER MelNTOSH

 

O

 

WELL BQUIFPED KBPAIR SHOP

The “Frisco

 

~ AGENTS~—

Rupert Mariiw ironworks G& Supply Co.

€

ao QO

Standard”

>

|
Cut represents three-
eylinder type “ Frisco

Standard" Gasoline
Engine, sizes 25 h.p. to
126 b.p, $

; jt

Quick delivery of all
cizes from 4 h.p. single
cylinder upwarda,

Works on Wharf: Phone 818
ACCESHORIBS CARRIED

 

 

 

 

——

amppnmcmnnmn( )

to the other" was
hurled
| Alderman Newton
|talking all along

at
city and said J. A. M
een replaced by ‘an

Alderman Morriss:

self clear that he wou!

WRANGLED ~~
ALL Nic

HT

CONTINUED FRoy PAGE |

dealing with it!
Clayton.

“Capable or
for others to jucj
Alderman Newto;
am quite ready to p
aganist Alderman «
day."’

“Wallowed in |)

He

engineers’ departin,

went on

thousands of dolla;
money
about

already |
the
said it was a dis

CLE’

creating
while the citize:
in the darkne
into MeMordi
ged from the
culverts below
He climbed
light poles
“disfiguring of th:

nothing

thos:

f
of

}Lynch claims to have fired the} the engineering depa:

'
to the reservoir

ily

state while th:
water it might h

tection and hous:

deter me from suj
wantis your $4.00 and commission | defence of the depar'
on your steamship ticket that you |
buy from thein.
eight hour day.

Solomi
“Wobbling over

at Alderma:

lown expenses and

turned right round

The Mayor sailed
valled for peace.

Alderman Douglas |

the bad manag:

port any retrenchmen |

hat would interfe

audience

A small

joyed the discussion |!
gusts of laughter free
ring one of Alderman
long speeches the Maye
room for several minul

Pantorium Pioneer Cleane™

f

uid A

{ ipal

Nemn}y

my it

ton

went

derma.

ME it jg

|

1dgment

any

arkness

hat

u

HM)

Cc

the

rit

Uj}

}
mel
Mi

r Ww

“yah . '
efficiency of the depart) 1

res
eah

juent

the
Waste
Citzeng

hated

Plant

 

 

means they’re good. miles from this city. ” x ie working men shot down in cold) culverts, light plant, pole-line. ys.
: " r ; die for the Czar. “Do you want | Disset Maen ‘Sapa Bpuadid indwe | blood for the crime of askirg a| a a
During a recent prospecting tour us to vot tl s producer | dent Insurance Company. | winne! commision, |LICOd for the crime of askirg &)ter supply, all, were mony.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Roy Chrisman found the marble , One OR ENE BAS PFOGUces | Apply tod. L. McComb Health and Accident | little more for the necessities of|/ ments of the inefi the
; question. I would rather move! Denartment, pire cca Be. 101% | this life for their families Riis
We have just received a i and brought samples of it here. Ci hat eR Bile a bow rncies 611 Winch Building, Vancouver, B.C. this life for their families, jengineering departny et AL
| : > le aside a few weeks. : he thes v : alls Seni’ .
shipment of the newest One'sample is a beautiful white Alderman Smith gently suggest- | "Bulkey Block, near inks cow vom i, | Lynch is the Harrison Gray | derman Claytor nak
; d s ently suggest- : | On ill ; Dae
styles and latest designs | and black streaked marble, very ea Gist Mader a litct ergs | ieseiecien alt citlibihinis tine ‘dake tera | Otis of Prince Rupert. He owns} could not detec: be
in ladies’ Velvet and leath- similar to the famous marble from| _ it : d a i Pat vray Th Fraternal Orders in the world. Call com |2 department store here and was} work of the en, \
, : ; : uite understand the matter. 1e| Empress Hotel. L. F, . . :
er Hand Bags. We es 3 Carrara quarries in Italy and q ; ae - Be | doing a good business before the) Newton was the: f
al Ul oan only intent ras tl lans | | Wanted —500 goad men to join the Order of Owls. | ‘ 3
pecially invite you to cal e > “ y intention was that plans anc a / ; Hotel, 1. F. Madle: ey | ss on ‘
. apparently quite as good. The eee | Call room 28, Empress Hotel. : lew. strike but on account of his at-| The engineering was
and let us show you our Clathiets, Gent's Ferniébe c ’ : . | Specifications of the producer plant | iGe-iis i : ;
new goods ee SO Oe es other sample is a bluish gray in #|titude towards labor the workers/an inefficient an t
tna a, | Sixth Street Phone 297 || | color very much like that found eer ee eaeeren Hotegver, the { ceased to patronize him, so when | cert
very n like that to | i "as i Ee ,§ 21) cern,
in ea rm Cc 1 Be wn [matter was tabled for a week, | caehaqeninience { I ot a chance to use a rifle} '
¢ é rn anada, Ae es . ae . | ie g é he ~e se & » int
O 7 O Mr. ‘Chri F e | + “TAlderman Hilditch wishing it were | ~+ bm ae Smelt Belligerent
. Chrisman sa¥s ‘re are " se NS oe agains , » was re L ,
cad : vere are! for two. There is a Hydro electric | THE British Union and National Fire Insurance |.” ue ee ans | Like a depar
about 320 acres of the goods, all}. : ats “s ’ Company of London, England, with capital both feet Now he is praying to). Litre the
. scheme in Engineer Thorapson’s| of §2,500,000.00. Sceus for rates. The Mack . . | grumbling in th
as good as the samples. It is, he} .,, : Realty and Insurance Company. m-t¢ | Jesus that the workers will foggive Newt haid
: ‘ ‘ ., | Woodworth report, but this could : j ewton subside
claims, easily quarried, alongside DS tae tastited Siw duel dial rmermmsemmsommarmnsrmsrmmsrrmarmearmcrree him for his dastardly action and) on rose wit
rr . 1W ge instahec or tweive montns. | ° . . . @) Ose .
slain ede F Se a, er: e ° rive ack i rade agi : '
C B ARK NOT BE DODGED the waterfront with a clear face Pree Situations Wanted We mie bac . his t es _ saying that Alde:
W an , 80 chai . ver forgive Bill Lynch
a - > oad -* for . — It Notice if 7‘ in e sit - a oF ae remarks about i
Z § sibie scows to get along- i » 15 > , $ , ”
Suspects That Hurri are. ( 3 : : A classified advertisement ia a tireless work- : ment’ against | ;
Jeweller ‘ re Held With a a side the deposits and be loaded. A meeting will be held in the} hunter—and seldom fails. | fellow workers to be lying in the) nous in the
sa e i aaa ; ; 5 co
ng ; Out sam Mr. Chrisman has made known| office of the Empress Theatre | 8y experienced man and wife as ¢ook and helper | hospital with bullet wounds, Had)... the} leas xt
ee . ri . ' in mining camp or countyy hotel. Apply E L. | P stil re had idea ti
“They gant to have a way a his find to L. W. Patmore, sol-| (basement, next to Telegraph! 1.. Optimist 95-97 | he got what he wished we would Me eeaiile At How
S ave a way ss : ; , +e + ; : y . : th '
3 F > icitor, who will set the machinery | office) Wednesday evening, May jall be lying in our graves at the :
holding meetings here,-and not}. a : pon 1 ‘a pever, 1t was Jor
telling a an thin digut ‘1 »|in motion to put the marble on/3lst, at 6.30 sharp to discuss the j Boarders Wanted | present time, Nor will we forget iin, tek sieincil
| any é nem ‘ | . . : | the if
HANDASYDE & HURT said > Spr ated on fe last ait i+ the market. ‘ |formation of a branch of the ene adel of the Sloan Clothing Com- EE. Denertment
as last nigh an ‘ $ ra 4 al t
eS ; 8 8 The samples are on view in| Musician’s Mutual Protective and nicely furnished rooms|Pany who went into our hall in|
in reference to the streets com-|,,; See i | The \
Canadian Rand Co's. Products : “ Uncle Jerry's office, Second 'ave-|Union for Prince Rupert. All| SigS'Sru'vevbeween stnand sthsus. seet|the garb of a Special Bull and)  *H€ Up rose “i
nae cae ee mittee. They go to work and es : ; ig , ; ; , ve ; } l eager to defend the | ects
Tanteetnaas ‘Supplies ees cektst ithout oni nue, and Mr. Kugler is acting as|musicians interested in this| prifate Board by, the week or month Home put the shackles on one of our] #8 2u
38 s withou m lav 2. ¢ i : . . cooki ty. i E. . Gleeson, 3rd | - : . i . . nci
fg man nog es A vd y 'N8 | agent for Mr. Chrisman. |movement are cordially invited| Xve'etwsen 7th and Sth Sta. phone 171. 80-tf |fellow workers and said to him,| department, evin
Re en eee had anything at all to do with . laeyy i &x | Spell just a little
mp and Wagons 4 There is already some talk among to attend. #4 | ‘You son of a B , we will fix|
Gasoline Engines, Motor Vehicles, Trucks them. Now I am here at least . : . : | " . as a prelude to
: 5 builders in the city of using the| J. S. GRAY Real Estat you,” and then marched him off |#5 4 preéu
atta sre twice a day, and they won't keep ‘ Sid ea ate | a ; lam not going to at owe
OFFICE: THIRD and FULTON { {me from getting to meetin a ae | ee een peat cee cae ae ae deat A
r J : aeenee Svee | - seen nee ibills lived off the working cl /¢ that Aliderm "7
r , i —_—--- § g class}
P.O. Box 436 - Prince Rupert if they lock me up in a roo ’ . A classified advertisement is « real estate sales- | leatel 4 ‘ i
1s esos rms rms em 2s el cS F 7 Three Months’ Extension City Rock Crusher Sea ‘and does nat often quunt ancagh “tw /but on the first sign of trouble j said i I could 1
tt “i ae ae ae to aE Three months’ extension of time| If a ‘‘Champion” rock crusher er ee ee NE ee | they were there to shoot the|!t all.
¢ » 2 rests ¢ > > > i poeeanes 7 na 2 ? t D a to rel cosy 2u wi. 7 . > cores 1+
oo a o in a z eat “ion their Third Avenue Contract | can be got for $1725 in Vancouver| ed in the Bulkley Kooms, 6th Ave., near Fulton |workers down like a pack of mad| He ee
jan will serve the people, . a ; Se | eae ithe City Enginge: -
...- HERE IS... ; ae : os was granted to Rosang & Olsen| the city will probably buy it. it. ~@ | dogs. a
/ ier cart e oe eae the! hy the council ‘on account of|not negotiations will be started 7 ae | Now fellow workers, if we unite| the council instr
7 ;purchase oO a scow, # erman | ° . : 66 ste ” . ‘ “ : vo . * j then, as he i
; : a |delays caused by keeping the way|for a “‘Gyratory” crusher at a j { | under the banner of one Industrial -
Your Chance e neo said, : 7A me be open to the light plant. No ex-|cost of $2282. Result of pro- + Union we will show these thugs | council his os 7
lee ra oo ‘bdo ecg pe tension was granted on account| longed discussion last night. Seite PO Box eas” Detect soa (how to do some useful work in prneed wien
, : ce ever nave belong o ; : te od ‘ie if an eee
One section of land on Bank’s ; i I b ged to this! of the strike. Thirty days was} : : * 2 | All kinds of second hand goods bought and sold. jsociety. The following business Back to Rome
Island is offered for szile at a committee have een overlooked. | ranted to S. P. McMordie on LAND PURCHASE NOTICE ¥. M. Croske, Third Ave., between one, th lhouses are unfair to organized None of your
very reasonable price. Alderman Hilditch is trying to account of city delays, none on No. &Star Cook Stove in perfect condition, pive|labor in Prince Rupert: Lynch} troductions woul
For further particulars apply to run the whole show.” . oe Am enough for 2 stoves; a for $10. Apply at Br Sid S| Clo-| F
account of strike. McMordie wan- Skeona Land Distriet—Distriet of Cosst Range & Room 23, Fraser and 7th Streets, seven to eight) Bros. department store, Sloan Clo-|man Clayton it
nn eee | —e—e—ooo ee ee ‘ ’ val notice that I, Fran ic! o ‘ort EB 7 | ‘ : i ‘ * , :
JOHN DYBHAVN ted three and a half months’ ex-| sington, occupation merchant, intend to apply - | thing Company, Martin O'Reilly lsupport of the |
Rie iarant ners Exchange Block | NE W HOME FOR tension. eee _— dae os Over-Seas Club |Clothing Company, Nicola Gurd- | department He k
e enin My K | ped ; ™ . : oe on
, . CUSTOMS DEPT tensors Nene ee a cemepencing of 2 nest mente ap the eeuth jovich, contractor, Union Trans-| modern Cicero. H
e jes fi its confluence with the Skeena River, > f the Over- , Teas i ae) A . e De
Overworked Aldermen thence 80 chains west, thence $0 chains north, See Tee ee ee Wonthame Lumber (fer, Grand View Hotel, Prince| that historical cl The
—eceee r ear ‘ 99 ° the: 80 chains east, thence sou chains | ¢ ‘ Ww 3 he $1 ce . 7. metho Pita al ‘ ' af
‘will M ; 4 ; Under ‘‘New Business”’ last night | to polit of commencement, containing 640 acres Soman s tage rege Reet Foye Rupert Fish Market, Dr. Eggert! cline and Fall Roma
Th Insurance Peo le 1 , ove into Piercy, Morris ‘Alderman Hilditch put up a plea Dated Apri! 21, 1911. FRANK HICKS sare. of enete qrreme rane w make pay-} and Dr. Clayton. | Empire.”

e Pp Co.'s Old Warehouse This that the setrets committee is ter- |? 4°" ™ - 119-122 / manne See. +} All workers are requested to} “Gibbons tells u: a
EVERY CLASS OF INSURANCE. GET OUR RATES j - ‘ Satis t Cc a f : . , | I
The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. || Week tibly overworked, and the whole take pote that Wiliam MeYavish of Vancou- ibe -jcall at the union headquarters} of Rome expire: ;

ti — -s 43 is % . oe ver, B. C. oceupation physician, inten: 0 apply i ; » » y | : : ”. ‘ \ mae
Phone 160 ceinl Aweonum aud Wriltos St | ik aad a | council agreed that the Mayor tor permission e marpdhdne tue tdlicecing senerhee N O ] E ! [Ser information before doing any | dosius died, comm a
——_—_—_ ——_--— |. a “= ending to their duues/ and all the aldermen are regular a ccamaneing at 6 pest plenied ot the couthwen I C e | Shopping. }Clayton, Continuins a
(aoe 4 cons =p ae frightfully |galley slaves just ‘now, toiling | compet, 40 ghsine north end 00 qiaine oot ne lhe slave market is overstocked | with Alderman Nev sever
STOKES? 2, and_ issatthy early and late in the interests of |e atte dant ca | mgmuraging te Rae Sem yhere at present and the workers| points, “Alderman Ss"
¢ ay re > . ‘6 . e j ar . ; : | ii as : m
quarters over the post office, the | the city. thence 60 ehaina south io post of commencement Police ait Mae are coming in on boats by the | of pitting himsel! mie
| customs officials here will move oe San Dated May 2, 1911. WILLIAM A. MeTAVISH Co hundreds. There is no free fare} don't know the my
J Oa ee ‘ Pub. May 6 red Bohler, Ag ~ON— 7 o 3 | rr
i © a fine large new home this| Extra Water Supply PRES ONE. V7 EOE EE CORO OOM up the Skeena river, Foley, Walsh! colleague's arm, t _
2e i Piercy is “n 'e | ‘ ‘ : as amd ate . .
Sitti si ant heat maile in Senittle | week in Piercy Morris Co.’s old! [¢ would cost $17,785 tp instal | n, Take notion tnt Lettie Mcfevish of Vaneauver, Tuesday, June 6th, 191] and Steward have all the slaves|had the aid of his tr
This cream is used uolely in | warehouse on Centre street. the temporary water supply for | 42Ply, for permission to purchase the following adie. they need, Don't be fooled by} Alderman Douglas

 

one se

sande
ytot bv
has bed
cutam
he ba
here ame
a whack
of tht

ister hil

r lady

ide uate
not sup’
sposi tt
ith mf

utly @

0
cing

ly Der

Newt

jeft i

jrphooe |