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THE HOSPIT AT AUKILIARY | “The N ews Classified Ads. [For
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Enthusiastic and Well-Attended Meeting Elects Office- ee
Bearers—Mrs. Angus Stewart is President—Re- —THERE ARE NO “DEAD ONES’? HERE— |
newed Activity and Support is Promised ~# &
At a well attended meetingjladies of the city, and further a tcp nk dareiceaccabidaiibetthentntntirachoinhionalll FOR SALE
yesterday afternoon in the polic -e | good work is promised for the / INLANDER GETTING READY |
court room the ladies of the city |hos vital in view of the new wing For Rent Oe Sae Car hen, ae tection I, 88
I a ee | ba 5 nter
decided to reorganize the Ladies’ | projected. soeeeiant ere River Flyer Is Being Placed in! a an
Auxiliary of the Hospital Board, Addresses were given on the FOR RENT——Large front room, nicely fur Readiness for Season. : 4
and the following officers were|subject of hospital aid and the nished, with bath, suitable for two gen- | , ,
elected: President, Mrs. Angus} value to the institution of the me Make agaptantin ech ane Faria Of all the river boats plying months.
Stewart: vice president, Mrs.!help of the ladies by D. G. Stew- the Skabnan twit gonk none was! 68 Tr
Kergin; secretary, Mrs. A. Ward; art, president ef the hospital Miss Zelia Le Velle Velle Become#Bride FOR RENT—4-room house, 640 8th ave.) more popular than the steamer Lots 18 and 19, block {
easurer, Mrs. F. Mobley; execu-| board, and William Manson, M. of Ed. J. Waterman—wWill Be ‘PPly Phone 313. Inlander, of the Prinee Rupert- % cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18 1s
tive committee, Mrs. W. Manson,|P. P., honorary president. Mr. Wedded by Rev. Father Donelly ror LEASE—Mcintyre Hall; well heated) Skeena Transportation Company, pueraem Gt) Gand {2 ments’
Mrs. 0. H. Nelson and Mrs. P. I.| Stewart briefly outlined the work) ‘Tonight in Rogers Residence. 994 lighted. J. H. ROGERS, Phone 116.) . jo64) egneern, of which Harry fae me Z
Palmer. done by the first ladies’ auxiliary, — FOR RENT—5-room cottage, near McBride,| KB. Rochester is the general man-|% With the United Fidelity and FOR SALE
Active efforts will be made to|which had collected over $2,000 A wedding of interest to a ‘th ave. Bainter & Sloan. Phone 387./,.4. ‘The Inlander is at pre not Guaranty Company for Accidents, Rooming house, best
effect enthusiastic reinforcement|and done excellent service to the) wide circle of friends of the! ,arGe 4-room house for rent; 112 8th) ent undergoing an extensive over “] epee ines: eemencens Sargpery. oe
of the whole auxiliary from Bibs hoap ital: young people taking part in it] ¥¢;,cormer McBride. P. O. Dox 161-) hauling on the ways at Ask Es-| 18 the best. FOR RENT.
—_—_—_——ooo ———— — —$—$———$_——_— will take place tonight at 9 o'clock sington and will. be launched} Take a Policy with the Confed- ia
- F pe te aia he : é : : Store, 2nd Ave., corné
j et in the residence of Me.and Mrs:1 ee eee = —T about the 18th of n> prese nt| : eration — Store, and Ave., corner 7
Clyde Rogers on Second avenue, Insurance month.. As formerly, Captain J. Fire Insurance with Board
: Pere : Miss a ee we H. Bonsor will be in command, Companies
' ane 1e bridegroom Mr. Ed. J.| with Captain Jorgenson as mate.| J miah H K | Ltd
It Is The Trained Man or Woman Waterman. Rey. Father 08s (O8e Se Samay eae al W. L. Alexander will be chief en- ro x | ere rf ug ef, ta.
e : - elly will conduct, the ceremony, Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. | gineer and James Knox, formerly a! ;
Who Rises to the Top of the Ladder! 15 xiv to sis fem Setastin 0G Rodice tar PHONE 27
‘ air. jsteamers, will serve in that
Mr. Clyde eee We arr ne Help Wanted capacity on the Inlander. It is George Leek
groomsman and the bride will be expected that the river will be
‘ >. , > giater s > } ine 2 ‘
oe - Pee yok vad aye WANT girl attending school to help mind Opeocyy Davigevon Shout thee5ths eee re | Se
Sraand Ghaper wil. beteetread ine eae eee ee | PONY EXPRESS
ee yr supper y ye ss ed. dress } . News |
Both Miss La Velle and Mr.\¢ » LIGHT FOR HAYS CIRCLE | A. oa a
Waterman are well known and esa eee | Baggage, Storage and Forws A Por
igs or Motor ard
‘ popular young people of Prince Wanted Houses Oid City Lamps to Be Placed at | ede re ana Fait Pt
Rupert. Mr. Waterman is one of eee oa Street Junction ee
‘ teense s in, District.
To fit your son or daughter for a business career you must give the pioneers of the printshop in} eer —_ |
them a business training. The best place to send them to is the : this city, and as a musician is| WANTED—Large store with good show
vos i é l an windows in best business locality. Will In reply to a petition, Alder-}
a ° ( neer ee Ree rere eee oe yea exorbitant ee “ Kerr, ree chairman of the NOTICE
of ¢ os oO é ‘ thestra. i vicht an IOWer co ee
analmo usiness ege number of very handsome and|Q@ere@o~"@ a ited sant sieer that onenttise, | Ot Schemes for for Extension in|
ainable « Se i Aaa he caer ° = ° ’ ne: Saskatch #
valuable gifts have been received Business Chances be an are light placed on Hays irae TE gag) ek peige eatloS 38. Nerehy ‘
by the young couple, who will re- | { i Cove bridge and incandescent ture of That Province at) after date oO. M. Helgcrson Limit
5 side in the Alder block and in-|® *\ lights at Sixth and es e, Present. | Stork Companies 'to hange .
3 ins £ os e compan o i. G. He u
Ree Sees BRE 2S tend to stay with Prince Bape ri. | WANTED —- Restaurapt outfit, especially Sixth and Basil and Hays avenue ory i J Mpatedeat Tl rince Rupe f
ys iccaiea ta, ae range, also bedding and cheap furniture | a Oo i ;} The bill providing for the/day of March, 1912
It is the nearest business Our shorthand course includes tuition in | gut Poy ee na eo eee ee | charters of the Grand Trunk Pa- CARSS BENNETT,
college to Prince Rupert. The B it f PAY DAY 10 | instorecdomnteemetnt ne cific Saskatchewan Railway and Solicitors for O, M. Helgerson, big
It’s ra are within reach een See Rye ¢ It i eee , LOCAL JOTTINGS. }of the Grand Trunk Pacific
of everyone. Its tuition is Business English and Let- Miscellaneous " ; }branch line company has re-
areidaslity: of they pi Ae lal Aeith COME 0 ENER: t . Ja: go eee: Ceneral,; Leona ceived it first readin in th
individuality of the pupi ? a ea agent o Grane P tn © 8 é e e
m and Teed is enol hemmbenteal Avicnyee | l gent of the.Grand Trunk at S Saskatchwan legislature and give
Roo! e 1K SALE—One dory, one round and one| attle, is making the round trip| ;
in Nanaimo. The ; pupils Spelling | “fat bott me d boa also herring nets.| /,, the GedPive | wide powers for construction
Sens fas tan - Sr. Typewriting Aiderman Montgomery Carries | pe fot 880. =. See eee 7 | purposes; a capital of $1,000,000
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8 Penmunship Through a Motion That all POR SME-—One 2-ddry halibut schooner, Mrs. F Me. Young wif f ee ee PRINCE RUPERT INN
with a 25 h.p. Standard, together with 3 eye oe 9 ., © ll also made for the operatic
GRIER comempacieweens |}| City Employees. shail be Paid) ay ichor gh. Pegma.gi magirg| Judge” Young, accompanied S| (eamanip lines, of express and
Tsao (Cac eaCe) LOT ' *, dollars / 8 Pa-3- ss ; stee ‘ 8, ) > "ess ¢€
: ? very wo eeks. | owner arg Anderson, Ketchikan,| Miss Young, has returned to the . : f aot AND
diese | Alaska 80-87 mitt | telegraph systems and hotels.| }
eee ce - : The question of paying civil | WANTED—all_ kinds . at he provincial government pro-
kt Mey Mean all the Di Difference etween Success ‘and 1 Faluze | to You f um | “Wm. Angle House, upstails, Fulton’ and ae |poses to guarantee the bonds to
rer : ee ee and’ municipa | servants only! 6th ‘ave. Phone Red 258. 78-8 D. A. Rankin, en route to Hard-jihe extent of $43,000 a mil
j : at > exte $13, i e
z fence a month—an issue raised| scrabble, is in town, hes ar guare for
Ask at Daily News for our booklet teaching how to write shorthand WANTED—House cleaning, - washing and [wate A. sipitiar " susraniee fos
by the Liberal party in the pro-! ening booms ee moeen Apel Superintendent Shinant | brane h lines, for which charters
( house, 6% ylor st., 0 2 eparc
|vineal campaign that they should] Borden 62-48 ole . had previously been granted,
THE NANAIMO BUSINESS COLLEGE ibe paid oftener—came up in the} a ee Neen & Stewart is going] a eee te er Owned and operate
C E Pe -— al Nan z C }city council last night, upon aj} Lost and Found ee RUPERT cusToms Grand Trunk Pacific Ra
- E. Ferry, Prin Ip aimo, .v. report by Engineer Matthews of} DeLee Ea ! The Grand Trunk will begin] ; the American and Eu
! te Electric Light department. | Can ete re the new schedule of alternate| Duty Collected During Year Over Excellently —_ furnished
non :p os con alloar : | asta light
Phe question had been raised in} |! IA 6. "Reward if returned to. Parkin: trips of the George and Rupert| Hundred Thousand Dollars. steam heat, electric |g
Bs a this department whether the| Ward Electric Co, 81-31 |about the 24th of this month, | oe ee | modern conveniences, '
rr workmen could not be paid of-| — ae eR iba } For the fisc al year ending|§ lutely first-class in ever
tener, but’ Mr. Matthews report-| G. RR. T. Sawle, after several! March 31, 1912, for the port of The appointments service
ae ahat the shan ake neiiatica) TENDERS. months’ absence, returned bythe | Prinee Rupert, Customs Colleetor ennai to any n the
‘ ‘ith he ; : Tenders wanted for clearing and stump-| pp 2a George : | Macdonald submits the following 1 i"
e e ; With the monthly payment sys-|ing 10 acres of land on Porpoise Harbor.|/ ''"¢® George. . 8 coast.
° fan ersary : tertainment. tem, only if it should happen| Specifications at oMce of Prince Rupert ce | | figures:
° ° e ee ; apt | Hydro-Electric Co., Hays Bldg. 83-88 : 1 . acted. & 986.34
|they quit or were laid off before |. Dr. J. O, Reddie arrived this duly collected, $111,986.34,
| the end of the month, they would | morning, Entries passed, 4,232, |
O V ERSEAS CLUB have to wait for the monthly 5 Vessels inward from sea, 279; Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.
| pay day. | Arthur Little was entertaining jtons, 273,044; crew, 17,373.
eee | The mayor: They can get his patrons with a. five piece | Vessels outward to sea, 283; |
( their money any time. It only | brass orchestra yesterday, | tons, 269,930; crew, 15,943,
Mcintyre Hall, Friday, April 12, 8 p. m. s lime ans the mayor having to sien | ee ROT ; | Vessels inward, coastwise, | G. A. Sweet Manager.
Address by the Mayor and Hon, Pres., W. Manson, M. I ja few more checks. OPERA HOUS Dan McKinnon, formerly of| ane ORM. GER, OER: OkOM,
Full Musical Entertainment and Program by Local Artists Ald . Montgomery — Then I Een nr S00 at Goose Bay yes-|* v . 1 ' |
: we » wor ete ride rg ree day essels  oulware coastwise
Gray’ . Orchestra i Atlendange move, your worship, that all the Bie oa Nee): RR tains ree Se erday after a three days’ illness qd, r|
iray’s Full Orchestra in Atlendanee leity employees be anid avery two |of pneumonia. it $633 tons, 501,060; crew, 29,-
see | 7 7 : | |
Tickets from J. 8. Gray, jeweler; Exchange Grill, Keeley’s Drug Store, weeks, instead of at the end of 5. ea
R. W. Camer »weler 3. Sco : ’ é ackag , |
Witting “A Aictiotkth,  S¢oit, Proud Fw ae Heong tena leach month, j NEW MOTION Harold Brown, formerly seere-| no packages received, 1,- i ‘
rateur; Howe & McNulty, hardware; J. D, Kirkpatrick, and members of | Mr. Peters—What? Ineluding} tary of the Prince Rupert 5 >
the committee. ‘ at’ cluding upert Club, | W
. J. PF. MACDONALD, pres. the city solicitor? PICTURES jis in the eity, | Express packages received, 716. ... You ill I rofit.
A. CLAPPERTON, Beey. Ald. Montgomery put on a ooo ——__——_—_____ areca h a) aos buying
youthful blush and hesitatingly Piano for rent. Apply Keeley’ For row boats and launches |)¥ !etling us set’ rty
i ’ io 4 y's city prop
replied, “I said all city employ- TONIGH Drug Store, telephone 320 green. Davis boat | and selling ©!
a a ax © wT Be ae hl ks ; as as house. FOR RENT
a = —__—_—_ : ee ce building:
; z« jumored laugh, cluding a num oO ne new | and building in re
f Read The Dail News: tha there was no opposition to features nth ogfore shown in $|' THE WEATHER. | ( ( ) A I Law-Buitler build!
. nis gity. “
é 5 ees LO — Te ——— * For twenty-four hours ending 5 Law-Butler Co.
Rat , : a om. April 10: “Bar., 29.684;|New Wellington Coal Be he |
4 And Ge All th N Prince Rupert's leading hotel— ais ; ar., 29.684; on Coal, st on the.
: t e ews Savoy. s on 10 and 15c max, temp., 54,0; min. temp., Coast INSURANCE ‘
134.0, Third Avenw
Rogers & Black Phone 60

Phone 116