The Prince Rupert Optimists DAILY EDITION ^CTOKIA, ^^ \ VOL. II, NO. 95 Pkince Rupert, B.C., Saturday, April 29, 1911. Pki('.a Iive Cents MALL IEETIG FAVOR SIR WILFRID LAURIER WILL NOT ATTEND THE KING'S CORONATION "My First Duty is to the People of Canada/' he Says���Will Defeat the Conservative Policy of Obstruction by Staying at Ottawa and Fighting the Reciprocity Bill Through the House---His Place May be Taken by Sir Frederick Borden and Hon. Mr. Brodeur iSpeeial lo the Optimist) Ottawa. April 20. Sir Wilfrid Laurier will nol attend the Coronation ol King George or the Imperial Conference, unless ihe Opposition desist from their obstructive tactics and allow the work of Parliament to go on. This announcement was made by the Premier himself in the House last night. "My first duty is to ihe people of Canada," lu- said, "antl I inlend In slay here and pn-s- through the agreement." Borden Wanted to Know The incident arose when Hon. R. I.. Borden inquired what was the Premier's intention regarding "tin- approaching events in London." The answer was awaited with breathless interest byacrowd- til I louse. Sir Wilfrid briefly said thai his original intention had been to attend thc Coronation and the Imperial Conference in company with the other Colonial !'��� micro. With that object lull.ul booked a passage six weeks ago, but recent developments in ilu- House had altered his plaits. The Opposition had see-., lit to embark on a policy of oltst , cting thc work of the House. "First Duty to Canada" "The Government," he said, "has committed itself to put the question of reciprocal trade with the United Slates, to a vote of the House. They wen- determined to carry that intention into effect, and have the agreement ratified by the Hou.sc. If tin* Opposition persist in obstructing the work of Parliament in order to prevent tin- matter from coming to a vote, then my irsl duty to the people of Canada, is lo stay anil press the agreement through the House. That is my intention." Will Obstruction Continue? The announcement is ilu- lead- big topic of conversation in Parliamentary circles, and ii is looked upon as most likely that Sir Wilfritl will not go to England. It is fell thai lhe fight 'over lhe reciprocity agreement will be long and bit ter. The general feeling of tin- Opposition is that it is better t<�� defeat ilu- bill than have Sir Wilfritl attend the Corona tion. In the event of Sir Wilfritl Btaying at Ottawa, il is likely that bis place will be taken by Sir Frederick Borden and Hon. Mr. Brodeur. After the Limelight Washington, April -7. Another declaration that annexation is the tit-sired end in pushing reciprocity figured in today's debate. Representative Prince of Illinois, a Republican, attacking the Canadian reciprocity bill sounded the annexation note. He said Tail's speech at New York on Thursday furnished his text, lb- saitl that the pouring of Americans into tin- Canadian Northwest and the attitude of ilu- controlling forces in the Democratic parly mean nothing less than annexation, re- . iprocity anil partial free trade with Canada bring an initial step towards lhat end. CRESCENT B'S VS. TIGERS Fast Basket Ball Game in Auditorium Last Night A fast basket ball game was played last night iu the Audi torium between the Crescent It's ���t the Baptist Brotherhood, aud "ht- Roller Rink Tigers. Although fast, and full of vim. the game was free throughout irom I symptoms of rough play. It was watdied by an enthusiastic crowd. In the last half, which was especially good, the Tigers made i*ome very pretly passing, art! Ihe Crescents, who held their own splendidly showed capital form. The line up of the teams was as follows: Crescent H's, Centre ('.. Johnston; forwards, Lee Dell anil R. Benson; guards, McGregor and B. Sitlyl. Rink 'liners: Centre ("a. Thomas; forwards, E. Water man and llassell anil in lhe last ball R. Ross: guards, 11. Mobley antl F. Ross. Referee Ramsay, ami Umpire Ray Bowers saw fair during tlu- game, and proved popular in their work. Skating was engaged in after the match. The cakes and pies made by Reilly's Bakery are oven better than lite bread. POPULATION OF 40,000 HERE ftp TEN YEARS Prediction of Engineer Thompson of Seattle���Has Studied Conditions-���Better Chances Than Seattle���Got the Goods Up Here "Inside of ten years there will be a population hen- of over 10)000 at a very conservative estimate. In 1881 Seattle had a l>opulation of 2,2(10 today she has ��ver 300,000 antl there are far "ion- opportunities in and around Prince Rupert than theft- are, or ever were in Seal tie. You have enough resources antl wealth in llu; tributary country to support ���i city of many millions of people." rhese interesting statements Were made by Mr. R. II. Thomp son, city engineer of Seattle, who lias been consulting wilh City Engineer Davison the waterworks plans antl who has studied conditions here. He returned to Seattle this mottling to put his men to work compiling data on the waterworks proposition that will be submitted to lhe council in his report. 11 is likely lhat he will return here in the course of two weeks. His assistant, Mr. Carver, is still here and will remain until Monday. THE NEXT GREAT ��� WAR" with America proposing arbitration, nil parties in tho t'nited Kingdom in favor of lt, nnd the German I'resa anal rnrllament apprOTlng, the next groat, "w��r" ought to bo conducted as above.���London Opinion. GOES ON TO STEWART The Prince George Brought In 240 People Today After Captain Robertson had made that pretty landing this morning at ten o'clock the S. S. Prince George landed 210 passengers, 112 first class antl 118 second class, 70 Ions of freight and a big consignment of mail. There was nobody ol international importance came in. The Prince (ieorge will leave for Stewart tomorrow morning at eight o'clock and for Vancouver at eight o'clock on Monday morning* ON SOCIALISM Rev. F. W. Kerr Will Give Second in Scries of Addresses In lhe Empress Theatre on Sunday evening at 7.30 Rev. 1'. W. Kerr will give ilu- second addrei on Socialism. PLAYGROUND FOR KIDDIES To be Built at Public School at Once The lirst annual church parade of the I. (). (). F. will lake place on Sunday morning ot the Presbyterian service in the Empress Theatre. Day's D and D's Two of lhe police court in cvi tables appeared before Magis irate Carss today. Charlie Rose, a mixed blood Indian from Up river was fined SH and costs for having tasted the seductive tanglefoot, and a notable named Her- rickson also made his bow to thc Magistrate to the tune of a five spot and costs. Opium Case Remanded After a prolonged hearing yesterday the opium case in which the woman Gipsy Hamilton figures accused of running a hop dive, has been remanded lill Monday. Two Vancouver bakers who are in a position to know said lhat Reilly's Bakery lunch carries a larger assortment of pastry than any place in Vancouver. WILL CALL FOR TENDERS School Board Deem Ita Duty to Their Charges to Provide Good Thing Growth of the City Beginning to Cause the Board Anxiety. ('.roups of red blooded healthy Prince Rupert children will soon have an itleal place to play in for the Public School Hoard have decided to call for lenders for the erection of a playground adjoining the school, measuring Sl) x !)() feet. "It's our duty, gentlemen, lo provide a place for the children to play," said I). ('.. Stewart, chairman of tlie Hoard al the meeting yesterday afternoon, and bis colleagues recognized the gospel of lhe statement. City Engineer Davis will prepare plans and specifications. He advised ihe Board to level oil a pari of the ground adjoinging the school anil pul some wood planking down, unlil the time came for equipping a permanent and up to date playground. The new school is to be insured, also the con len ts. About 125,000 will be carried on the building and aboul 81,000 on the furniture. M. M. Stephens will fix up the policies. Some of the kiddies are playing "hookey" too often these days, consequently a truant officer will be appointed. It is proposed to ask the Police Commissioners to allow Chiel Vickcrs and his men to see lhal the youngsters hie to the knowledge depot. Growth is Expensive May be il will be necessary lo revise the estimates for the year. An estimate was sent on to the city council, but so fast is tlie cily growing thai the Board considers more money will be needed than was at firsl thought. The old sell-ml o i Second avenue will probably by used to accom- | BASEBALL SCORES j + + Northwestern League ARBITRATION WELL KNOWN IS FAVORED CAPTAINS At Vancouver Tacoma Vancouver At Seattle R. II. 7 12 R ii. k Portland lo II Seattle a :s At Spokane��� R Victoria 2 Spokane A II 0 ���I National League Chicago '.i, Pittsburg I. Philadelphia t), Brooklyn 5. Boston 0, New York '.i. Coast League Sacramento0, Portland I. Los Angeh-s o, Vernon 3. Oakland 2, 'Frisco 0. American League New York 2, Boston 1. Washilgton 2, Philadelphia 1. Cleveland 3, Detroit 5. modate children living near it, or either as a high school. There are still iwo vacant rooms in the new school, but it will only be ;i short time before these are full. New pupils are asked lo be on hand by May 1st at lhe school. lied Carton, the janitor, wants a raise of pay from $75 to IHI a mouth. A number of accounts wen- passed. PROTECT FUR SEALS Many Japanese Sealers Off Our Coasts Today JAPAN SENDS OFFICIALS Conference Being Engaged in Early in May to Devise Better Means of Protecting the Fur Seals During Breeding OlT the coast of Vancouver [aland ami northwards along the Pacific coasts adjacent lo Prince Rupert will be this summer a greai many Japanese scaling schooners These boats are following the held- of fur seals north to their breeding grounds in ilu- Bering Sea. The Japanese have been refitting and building more vessels than ever ihis year to prosecute the fur sealing industry, antl the officers of the I . S. antl Hriiish patrol fleet and fishery cruisers expect a busy lime keeping lhe sealing vessels outside the limits for the protection of lhc seals. By the Inaba Marti, just arrived at Seattle from Hongkong, there travelled Hilopsi Dolce and Tasaku Kitahara, representatives of the Japanese Government to the conference of powers Interested lo be hehl in Washington early in May. The object of the conference is lo devise better means for the protection of fur seals iii the Pad c Ocean. The announcement of their coming was received by Collector Harper, with Instructions from lhe department at Washing- Ion io extend the usual courtesies, including the free entry of die baggage of the representatives of the Japanese (iovcrniiiimt without examination. Between Great Britain and the United States IDEA HEARTILY ENDORSED Asquith and Balfour Move Resolution in Favor at Guildhall Today. It Meets with Enthusiastic Response. London, England, April 20. Arbitration between ilu- United Stales antl ('.real Britain in the event of dispute is the idea embodied in tt resolution moved by Mr. Asquith ami Mr. Balfour The resolution was enthusiastically endorsed at a great mass meeting liehl in the Guildhall today. RECORD IN HALIBUT Huge Catch Landed at Vancouver (Special to the Optimist) Vancouver, April 20. Today die shing steamer Kingfisher arrived in port from ilu- halibut banks bringing in lhe largest cargo of fish ever landed at Vancouver, The total haul numbered 300,000 fish of the finest quality. SEATTLE MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF E. E. Breham, President of Logging Co., Quits Life Capt. Mcintosh of the Royal and Capt. Reid, Vancouver WILL SIT WITH JUDGE Formal Investigation Into the Sechelt and Iroquois Disasters to be Opened on Thursday. Justice Martin to Preside. Victoria, April 20.���Captain Mcintosh of the S. S. Princess Royal, and Captain Reid, harbor master at Vancouver, have both been appointed assessors to sii with Justice Martin in a formal investigation into the circumstances of the Sechelt and Iroquois wrecks. The investing!ion will begin on Thursday next. (Special to the Optimist) s.-aith-, April 20.���E. E. Breham, President of the Brown's Bay Logging i 'orapany, committed suicide here lasl night. I le strolled to lhe edge of (he Great Northern Dock antl there drew .t revolver suddenly and shot himself. Hi body fell into the water. 11 wa recovered shortly afterwards. Bush Verbiage "If vou really can't help coming out with Mich expressions, you must take lo the bush whenever you feel vou want lo give vent to them," was the advice giVen by Magistrate Carss this morning lo D. Olh-s who came in f.ir a stein admonition on being found guilty of having let loose some lurid language on Second avenue. One of Twins Dead Regrel was fell at lhe Hospital this morning over the death of one of the little twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.owc. The little lassie was only a day oltl. Kidnapped While Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cameron and sou were in Rcillys Bakery for lunch yesterday, the kid napped. TO BUILD CITY HOMES New Company in Prince Rupert Has Very Bright Future In order that persons coming lo reside in Prince Rupert may without extensive outlay at first, purchase for themselves comfortable modern residences on well situated lots wilhin e.isv reach of the central business district of the tin. lhe new linn known as The Prince Rupert Building and Investment Company, is prepared to erect houses on inner section lots and to make these over lo purchasers by the system of a small payment down and instalments like rent. By investing in suitably situated lots now, the company will become possessed of very valuable property for busi,h-ss sites as the city increases iu si/e ami population. All (he members of the Board of Directors are resident in Prince Rupert, thoroughly familiar with Conditions here, and n-pil table business men. President and Secretary are Messrs. M. P. McCafTcry and E. C. Gibbons, real estate men ol experience. Vice- presidenl anr1 Treasurer are Messrs. Joseph Ilia ey and Cordon Bain, well-know contractors, and the fifth membei of the Board of Directors is Mr. W. I-'.. Williams, barrister. Already ilu- company has begun the erec- . tion of ihree modern collages at tin- comet oi Dunsmuir street and Fifth avenue, and it is planned to build a large number of modern houses ihis summer. With a capital oi 150,000 which is divided into 8,000 shares of 110 each tin's new company is worthy of the attention both of persons anxious to own their homes by an easy system, and those who wish lo get ill on the ground floor of an investment that is certain t<> tlo well. LOS ANGELES POLICE HAVE GOT CONFESSION McManigles Action in Refusing to See the Defence Lawyers Accepted as Evidence He Has Confessed to Times Dynamite Outrage (Speci.il to the Optimist) Los Angeles, April 20. rod.iy all doubts regarding the exlstenci of a confession in connection with Hurry Back Rev. !���'. W. Kerr is going lo Vancouver on the S. S. Prince (ieorge. lie will also visit his old chum Rev. M. G. Melvin of New Westminster while away. Mr. Kerr will return in ten days' lime. Namara brothers. The only men he will see. now are those con- net let 1 with the prosecution. This in the opinion of the public is ilu- strongest possible indication the l.os Angeles Times dynamite I that McManigle lias divulged what conspiracy wen- removed by Mc-lhe knows. Manigle himself when be declined j For Iwo days no very definite to see Attorney Harriman, former details regarding tin- steps taken Socialist candidate for Vlce-Preel-lhave been available, but that den I who is also appearing for the I Important progress has been made prisoners. McManigle also re- along ihe lines indicated is eeruhi fused to see counsel for thc Mc-1 today. _ THE PRINCE R U P E R I' OPTIMIST The Prince Rupert Optimist T DAILY AaN'D WEEKLY HE OPTIMIST ia the leading newspaper of Northern British Columbia, has grown up with the city. Heading Notices and Legal Advertising are 10o per line. Fruit : Produce : WHOLESALE Feed H. H. Morton 3rd Ave. MUSINGS j = THE COSY CORNER 1 1 BY MACK ADVERTISING RATES are one price to all���25c per inch each issue for display matter. This rate applies to all advertising without distinction of quantity or time of contract. Transient advertising will be charged at 10c. per line, SUBSCRIPTION RATES -DAILY, 60c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.00 per year. 0UT8IDB CANADA- Daily, 18.00 peryear; Weekly. $2.a50 per year, strictly In advance. Do You Want to Invest in the Best Mining Proposition in British Columbia? Daily Edition. Saturday, April 29 "A DANIEL COME TO JUDGMENT?" Not merely the "Friends of the Indians," but lovers of justice the Dominion over, will rejoice at the news that >ir W'ilirial Laurier and the Dominion Cabinet are considering means of bringing the claim of the British Columbian Indians to a tiile in liritish Columbia! lands before the courts, making the Government of British Columbia, a p.inv in the action. In this way, Sir Wilfrid Laurier hopes to bc able to secure just treatment for the British Columbian Indians. It is a strangely anomalous set of circumstances, when a Pn of Mri:i-h Columbia refuses to allow an appeal to justice for ihor-. of the inhabitants of the Province, and has :*i be dragged unwi into court by the Federal powers. It is a situation that probablv arises out of tiit- fact that the liuli.ui> have no votes. Hon. Mr. Bows has enunciated the theory irom a Vancouver platform, that his govt i ment being elected by Conservatives, owes no responsibility to Liberals. The action of Premier McBride in refusing ilu* Indiai - this measure of justice is probably an extension of that thenn-. Lovers of justice must not forget that the Indians are not ask the government to acknowledge their claim u. a title in the lands they occupied at the time thev surrendered sovereign ownership. Thej are merely asking the Government to submit their claim to the courts of justice to decide. Premier McBride's refusal to go to court and his insulting references t>> the friends of the Indians, tell iheir own tale. No one will deny that prior to the coming of thc white mai lands occupied by the Indian tribes were owned by them. Sir Fran - Drake recognised that, when in 1679 he .pveptetl theii allej . ��� the British crown, as sovereign owners of the lands ;���- the north ol New Albion the British colony lying to the south of the present inter- nation ��� oundarj , Two hundred years later when in 1763 tl e Indiai s| surrendered their sovereignty t" King George, it was expressly state in a Royal proclammation of that day, that the Indians owned tl land, and that the Crown recognised the Indian title to all those Indian lands which had not been ceded to ..r purchased by the Crown. Briti-h Columbia is the onlv Province in Canada whieh does recognise the Indian title. The recognition of native title i> one ���:' the ,.-reat principles of Great Britain'? dealings with native peoples \- tt.ir.> of the Government, and because they have no spokesman in Parliament, n>>r any part in electing or influencing legislatures, governments have always been very jealous of their honor, to see that they protected the rights oi the native-. And this tt.t- the polio in Briti-h Columbia until the united colony was formed in 1866, who the government of that day repudiated the Indian claim- and trial, to absolve themselves ol responsibility by granting a few reserves to the various Indian natia - If the Indians have no title to the land, it can be very ��� settled by *i judgment of the Supreme Court >.r the Privy Countil. To refuse to recognise ihe title conferred in the historic papers, and to refuse to allow a cun of justice to decide thc question is not ..:���. honorable attitude for a guardian government t*. take. It i�� a policy worthy only of .i set ol claim jumpers. Sir Wilfrid Laurier'- efforts to have tin whole matter submitted to the courts will commend themselves to every lover of justici Canada VI ,.'. -��� ��� g il arei it-, the SALMON BEAR RIVER MINING COY. Ltd. At a pr t will make you l i; A SHORT TIME 2000 Shares For $55.00 Payable $13.75 Cash Balance 3. 6 lanal 9 Month. .\-..v. - a run from $25.00 ti per ton. i to Investigate this prop- ��� ��� ��� ;tt once. - FOR PROSPECTUS APPLY 0. B. Bush & Company :nd Ave. Prince Rupert Sudden light has dawned within the City Hall, that region of dense darkness or dark denseness aldermen Mi- entitled to take their choice of terms). The windows of the City Hall have been cleaned. The long-baffled Spring sunshine streamed in there yesterday, and even the Mayor's room was illuminated by .1 brilliant gleam or two. Brilliance, il do hope il tt.:- nt I simply inadvertanci has Iso i ed sudden as a lif ' : - | from my old friend, the Empire. Just re.nl this from yesterd \ - edition: "While an old shack on First avenue, near Burn-' butcher sl was being removed a day or two ago, relics of the - >od old days were uncovered, i eluding a large quantity of syphoi - and tttl - lt was the site of a blind pig." "Site of a blind ;,:- is good, DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO l'HE 1NTEUKSTS OF WOMEN ~��.���~~ ^.^..^.4.1 This is a little section of the paper, whieh from day to day will be devoted | is only a small attic 8i< n to subjects of special interest to women. Any and nil of the ladlea of Prince Rupert ' '"I'ler are invited to contribute to its columns, ami to lake pan in its discussions, Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The Coay Corner" will till a social need. ��� ��� Grand Hotel.. WORKINGMAVS HOME Sprint; Beds, clean W h tt SI ���. tl 25c Rooms 50c BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY J. GOODMAN. Proprietor To Boat and Gasoline Launch Owners I hive 8 lot* for 1 ew 16 foot road bj Hays Creek, all very cheap $425to$a53l ��� -��� ' View from the entrance of the harbor almoit to Tucks Inlet Idt al little shelter. More trouble for my poor friend the old-timer antiquary'* I nul him List night, and he greeti I me with tears in his eyes tnd a ~ort of choking in the throat. I misled you the other a! iy," he sai sadly, "I was misled myself about that tirst solitary pile 1 told you they had put in position after two years, on thi Government Wharf. It isn't positively in position yet after all. It was only in an experiment.: - ige and I'm just afraid it may be another two years >>-t before tl e first pile is well and truly placed." After my ******* ********* BUILDING A BUNGALOW new style of cottage known as the two-story bungalow. Gives More Room Properly speaking, the original bungalow is but one-story high with a low roof, so low that there ii, A two story bungalow is nm unlike what we have heretofore called a story and one-hall cot. tage, the principal difference being thai a low spreading elfin |g emphasized, giving it a bungalow appearance, but at the same ijmc providing considerable spate on lhe second floor for lied rooms, eil musi I..-.i iiung- Dormers and low gables arc used ncarlv ever) girl 0f to the best advantage in obtaining type wh,-,, sh,-'plans "*1 and a.r and increasing the out the first ideas of house-building ��k of the rooms, with thc husband of her choice. Might Please as Well Bui ought It to be a bungalow? Using a number of the attributes There is more in the question than Lf regular bungalows such as wide you might at irst think. brown stained siding, or shinglei Consider Conditions ,ai(, ;., n|sti(. ,;lshiim wjt)l sh|w Where a few hundred dollars rafters under the eaves, a broad more or less in the construction | porch of simple design, a targe living room, bay windows and fireplace, a decided bungalow ,ip. *********** ������(H emir alow." ��l\ ihe artistic ********* SMART COLLAR EFFECT for boat the grade, and easily own mild efforts at encouraging accessible. , ,. .... ,. . BUY AN ACRE AT DELKATLAH .tlu' Government Pile Driver on for your summer resort where the rain- his achievement. 1 felt nearly as fall is one third that of Prince Rupert, r ,i old-timer tint we the toil perfect and the beach delight- rr> as llK ""'���������'������ir llwl we ful. Those eagerly were both misled But cheer up, bought and it lathe only, townsite ever t!wt Government Wharf may lake survev was two thir.ls solii in-fore the gazetted. C. M. WiUon. Room 14. Alder Block Phone t>�� Blue. P. 0 B . . ��� r at Central Hot*! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ may a long time to 1 uild, but so the Pyramids of Egypt, and how long they've lasted. MACK. Sailor Styles Will Be Popular This Spring Sailor collar- lead in neck finish on most of the best looking modi Is for spring >uiis and a stti example is shown in today's cui The suit i> black satii and the coll.tr and undersleevt - an ai ru Russian lace .-ver white satin. A band of satin trimmed with Mack silk soutache braid borders the collar and sleeve- and form- the gauntlet cuffs, also i Igii, the tie of Mack plaited chiffon. of a home is not a vital matter, when the lot is of sufficient size to plan it properly, and when the 'li.. ation is appropriate for a one ston bungalow, a bungalow is an ideal home, but when these conditions can not be combined when building, ii is far better to build *i home suited to one's lot means, and then as a com- use, apply to it such bungalow features as may prove Ipropriate and attractive. The First Problem >- H. F. McRae F. R C. Br. ws cable address: 'Raemac Prince Rlpert" H. F. McRAE & CO. Financial Agents SECOND AVE. PRINCE RUPERT PHONE 205 For Rent-���Commodious House, close in, 5th Ave. For Sale���Two excellent level lots near the Cold Storage. $50 down; balance $10 month. We have also the best buy in Section One. Windsor Hotel FIRST AVEME at eighth street Newly Furnished and Steam Heated Roomi A FIRST CLASS BAR AND DINING Rhi'M IN CONNECTION l:\Tis SO CENTS AM" IT BATHS FREE TO QUESTS ROBT. ASHLAND po. m 37 ANGELS DELIGHT Makes a Delicious Sweet Your Guests for Kg Ki i-\ii:-. r\i;:-,,\> ��S Etc. The Underwood Typewriter C. H. HANDASYDE, Jr., D P.O. Bos na PMnciRomi Also dealer f���r u���. standard Poldln ealer I 1 ���'. -writer Brin Furniture Coys ASSIGNMENT Sale Is Still Going on NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ��� ��� ��� ��� IN THE Pool Block, 3rd Ave. Between 7th and 8th Advertise in The Optimist C.B.Lockhart, Assignee Thi- i- an imitation of lirick ice cream, and for the hostess who desires something delicate and inexpensive in the way ol desserts this recipe is highly recommended: Moisten four tablespoonfuls ni gelatine with a little water. When dissolved add two cupfuls of boiling water and -i\ tablespoonfuls of sugar. Let the mixture come to a boil, then beat in the whites of fix eggs beaten to .1 truth. Rcat until partial!) cool and stiff; divide into three sections. Flavor section one with vanilla and spread in a layer mold, sprinkling the top with chopped i'ut:-. Color thc seconc portion with fruit .>r vegetable coloring, flavor with strawberrj nr lemon, and spread over section one, sprinkling with nuts, Flavor section three with vanilla and -|iri',nl over -i' tion two. Set ..,> ice till firm and serve with whipped cream. Thi- recipe will serve eight people. YOUR CHANCE KIDDIES School Board Will Give You a Prize The two public schools here, the new and "Itl .ire without names. The stluml board contend that tlu- children should have the privilege of naming the schools. To the two children giving the two names that arc chosen by the board a prize will l>c given. The competition will be started at once as the shields that will adorn the building bearing thc names of the sclimi!-. are waiting in Toronto tn be inscribed. pearance can be given to what would otherwise pass for a Btory and i��ne-lialf cottage. A home designed in this fashion, while lacking the unquestioned convenience of a house all planned on one floor, can be built attractive, comfortable and is a less expense than a regular bungalow planned aP' with the same number of rt��nii-. i Lot Position Counts .,., _____ ,, ________ . The one-story bungalow towork Ihe hrst problem lor a home- ��� ,, * ' , .,, .-it . well antl he in every way pr.n-itc.il. builder to solve is whether or not ........ , i, .y i t i should onlv be luuli in a siilitirlian he can really allor.l a bunualow. . .,., ,* , ,' t i ��� i location mi a double lot.preler.tl'h Ihe-e llllle lloim-s. thouull sitnple. , , , ', *t corner lot. bo that the brii.nl are sometimes unite expensive to ., , , , .... ��� ������ - -' ���'��������� ''Ullding can In- placed Dance���Weekly dance every Saturday in the K. of P. Hall l-26m build. Take for example the average six-room house, one ami one-half and two stories in height Such a house can be built .is small .i- 24 x Js feet in size, lt can be easily seen that placing all of the bill rooms, bath room, closets, etc., on the lirst tloor. alongside of thc regular first Btory rooms, would practically double the tirst tloor area of the house, which woultl mean twice a- much roof to cover it, twice .i- mmh excavation tor the basement and fifty per cent more basement wall as well as additional supports in the basement in die added part. Cottage Plan Cheaper The rooms in themselves cosl practically the same as when placed in a two story house and while then- i- a saving in the height of the chimney and sometimes a saving in the stairway when entirely omitted (which is seldom the cose), it does not take much of a mathematician to ti^ure out that .t six-room bungalow would cost more than a story anil onc- half or full story six-room house. These facts have resulted in a side of the towartl the front, tlu- living rooms occupying the most desirable end, the sleeping rooms and bath room in the other end. When a bungalow is placed on a single lot, between two two-story buildii p with the narrow end of the building inward the front, it has an in- -inuilicant look. The worst part of such af* rangement is the necessity id placing all the bed chambci st thc rear of the house, back among the neighbor's ash cans. Ilu- length of Mich a bunt-alow necessarily brings the rear of the house far behind the rear of neighboring two-Story houses. While ii �� sometimes argued that this fact brings the chambers back ** there is more lijjht and air. tlu- air in this location, for obvious reasons, is not always conducive to health. The Weather Twenty-four hours, ending liv* a. in.. April 20. Max.Trm. Min.Tern. Bar. In. Rain 58.0 32.0 80.2M * Yes; Some Good Printing Costs Too Much, Too It's tin* sania- as with other good tliitiKs. 'stitr i antral. TRY THE OPTIMIST WANT AD. WAY OF FINDING -. . . Tin* temptation te charge prices" for high class things, nr hinh das* service, But it's not always justifiable���not .-wn usually. For iti all irtbanship nowadays the standard is itinlu-r the doom of the nounced. So that, &* te printing, high grade work tn not you more than its worth; still, y.tu can pay more fnr it at minie plaees simp is one of the "others." commonplace is pro. apt to cost than at others - anil this Pant oritur Pioneer Cleaners " If a Man Deceives You One FOR SALE ck 28, Lots ."> and ti, Uh Section 1. 18000, 26 per cent, cash, balance 1,2,:. years. 7 per cent. BkMtlS I.ltnil District��� Dlltriet aaf Caan.t Tllkl' 11 'til'!' tllttt 1. Mr.. .Latin Caalli-y aaf l*,i,,,,. Itutirrt. H.c.occupation married woman, iiiti-tui*. t" appia fair parmission to purchase tin- faallaaaainti iinitia'tirinajf tat n post lalnntril |Q liititt. .anith fr.ain tin* GEO. W. MORROW 1076 Nelson St., Vancouver, B.C. +*-k.�� **-..^..^..^.,, ....... .- olinin. aast tttaai 180 t'llllint* tiaHlttl fraitll till' tuillthat l'**t a'aarmr a'f laat it:u, Coast District, Ranaa .'*. thance mautii *_ I'liainia. titt'tica* aast in ohains, thatnes north hi chains, thanca wost 10 chains mon or lass to tha |aiaiiit aaf a'aatltllU'lK'a'llU'Ilt, li'll t all IIIIIH i'L'" lll'll'll Itlnai* nr la'SB. MHS. JOHN a'I,..tti.a> COIII.KY Data Mnr.'jo. mn I'uli. Apr. 4. HUI Skivnn Ijantt Di.trict���tliiitriet ot C I Ttikw nutlet* thnt Mnry IMI Boston of Vancou a'a'f, It. l\, aacculmtion titittmtiT, ItlH'lttts tu ntiply (it laaTmlaWflill til |IUrClllllta' tilt? Iiilliiwitlt: ilciai'ritia'll landr + Commandna it a noil plaatad nt tin* j Mat comer ot Lot ;1!imi, thanea nKiut :to chnttaa .. . f. ^^m _ . / linrtll tu I,ot 17L':I, tlli'liii' st) clinlim aaattt ta l^tt 1 Nnrlliut-ii Vnrln/'n l ntt 1 ' Ms~' thance almut no chains nutfa to Ut Sill, ' llUMIItlll I IU111RI V>U V. ( thenos 40 chains east, thenoe 20 clialni south to ______________________________________________ IaiI 6S2. thencc 'JO chainn enst, tlience 'JO chaini Ska*enta l.antl Ilialrict Take MtlOe lhat Hunt* Itll|HTt, H. C Him rict ta| To.,, llaliinmain A I'rince occupation muUr mariner, inteml. .-Hia-ena Und Di.trict -Dlitrict of Caaa-l Take ii.atice that I. William Anderson, nf Van- -'".... tu . occupation clerk,IpModstsa ei lan't""""1"1'" '",rch"1" the fullaiwlna ile - mmSSim t��n.l.,Hr,"""i,,n - *���" (""����^| ..���Mh':T',w',ii,,,:;i,",,'i^,.'rl:m::��� ^.r rfin; * ,::':'r,,",'"n<���|,n,'", ��� **s>*���<**��> a*"������������^* Qooae Hav on he .*a.t .hh*,, ,,, t,'','���",' '">'��� '���* ,��� t, ',","' ''"rm'r*""'' "'""" ' *n"�� tm * "' thenc. 100 ��ffK^TIffWS��te��^ thanee wsst 80 rltain. mon' ���r li.�� to rfa�� S_ Ihence HKI chain. .Inno .I...-1 ..IO '*���***��� Ha; cluiiii. mure . ---, ��� ���lv MTn J*MH 111 MK BABINOTOM Bkaana Und ._ . . ���Tea mtat- ,,���,_,, . _. , WILLIAM ANDERSON ���oli' .-b m* Charlei B. Surk. A^nt ��� tin. r rn, _u*. ��� kii'iii. Unil DtattM Di.trict ol Queen *2m*-t*___* t*ri_* ���,., "0tl"' ,h" Fr��nk I'vlck A WoodPloA itt.���'?. ,;."r<'"'':,"on ���wnlilin-ia.r. Inlend. M T??��� ll'.' rrnuwon M parSJS thi* follotartm deseril"! WHOLESALE PROVISIONS. FRUITS and VEGETABLES north, thtnoi 'tlii chninn fitMl to point of Cum- moneMIWtltl ciintnlnlhit W0 tBMI nurt* nr WM Mtdt mufknil M. Di B., S.K. CortMT, ..I L'..t. II H.I I �� ���Take notice ih^'tnlan!";!"'! '^""< Rupert, ll. C., tarenitailnn nr tn IPpU lor iierttiiiwinti ln ],,���, .... .---!���,._���_, ilea.rrala.-al land.' "" '*" '"l"*init | landa Caaiiiiiieiieinc al.a pot plantad ibont 100 el���a���. mfi^22l,'n5 * ��� f* planted ahout '"-'" -..uth ,. the Indian Reeem ������ ,,,..' .."'" r '��"' ���'- ��eat an,l two mile. ��^ih of the mouth."' Dat.,1 Fi*li.l4, l'.ill. gl'uli.March 1 MARY HKI.I, B1ATOM | Semi for our Weekly Price List j PROMPT ATTENTION c.ivkn SHIPPlNtl oliHKIts Phone 151 . Phone 15. Skeena l.nnil District - IH.trict of I'oint. Take notica* that I. .1 ll Mi'A iH'tii-v aaf I'rince IliitiiTt. occupation miner, intenil. to apply for permission t" punchasi the followlns dasonbaa Intnl. : Ciiinitietieinir at a poit planted nt the .ntithave.l t'oriier nf lot uji'.i. thencc east in chains, thanoa .aatith it chalna, thenci ta".t tu chalna, thence north 9 ehalni to point of eommoncementa eon- tnitiiniz 'J'l aere. mnre or leal. Date Feh. IS, 1011 .1. II. McAUOHBY Andrea.' Ketttieily. Auent ���"*���������*���-��� i'uh. Pab, IS, mn. thence .oti.h SO chain, alum.' 1,1, ,,l"'"1""" 0 chain, ,��� OOOM llay. I l.e.t. ,,,"���,,''"T V*_ so chains, thenc* ��,,t m ei,���,���, ,,"''", ''""" post, eaintalnltitt ISO aere, more o. 1 ���- ' *** '" !^r,v^."���,",,��� wa&ffiroiffoiu, ""i-rt. ii. i-. occupation f^ZST ,' *_*** appl. for tmm-m. tul,.^,.',,,, ^���ngXjjJ Cotnmrtirimt nl n pnut iilBiiti>.l >iu.... ���i spins (,,������ ���,��� ;,���r���,":::r'c: ,",��';���:"''' I'lanil on Ihe .aid till.,,,,, |.|���,,i , ",r "' <"""" chain,, thence ea.��� 'Jll cl an , " '""'' l0 ehsins, thenci cm io X !���. ,''���;���-��� ;.'.nh 10 n.onc,.,t���'���t,c������t���l���lnc.ilai:r,..1���';,,r���l;;;"(^""om. DatedaPth March, 1911 "T,S l ""ISON. < reela ��hrn* it . aaafti.. Into N"-!'" tl,..n~, ���.,'r"t*m *''"i''. I**""* ���� chain, laotj. IIuSSm Eh?'n" ***** thenee SO chain. n.Tth. ihence su chain, act t��� point aaf eommen. l"_\. X"'".������!-'" "cr" m���� ��' !<*��� ���ul. i ','-'' "'""��� FRANK lAM'-* 'uh. April,. Numa Demera. AW Ska-ena Land Di.trict - Diatrict of Coait Take MUM that I. Peter Reid. of Vanou."- ij .. .I'.'iii.alia.n tenm.ter. Intenda toapplr,'"' laml. "" >"lrrh����e the followina de.crlbnl Ca'ti'taienil,,,, ���, , p������ p,,n,H ,nd market l'; inrk..l i ''���?"" VB1 imineallately adjolnlne |i-|* nr .�� . ' N E r"rn" "nd A.n.'s S E earner, thenee ������rth ft) oh���|n ,h ���,t 4ncha'f. thenca wuth Bchaini, thence i ti^keaUM', ffasrsraBivs* " Iftchn'fi*' ������,., ���, ��� ,.oc. weat *> chain", t* n, ��� .1 ���"""nencemenl. c.ntalninir -ta' ""��� '-" ''-���' PETER REID. , Charlea H. Allen. As"1' paled lat Feb. |q|| I'uli. Keh. ;���;,. THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST p iS* LLOYD-GEORGE Great Britain's Great Chancellor lv>^ V/# WS MONTREAL. ILKERSON-ROERIG & CO. - PRINCE RUPERT Distributors for Northern British Columbia WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIP- MENT 01-' .WO IKIZK.N FRESH E(iC,S .'I DOZEN KOR 95c KOK ONE WEEK ONLY. THY THEM & SAVE MONEY To Reaidents of Sections S, 6, 7 and 8~We deliver promptly, our Roods are fresh, at pricea not to bc beaten in the city : : ���****... 2z��"w MUSSALLEM & CO. ��*a���.��.*���** m 1ET IN NOW AND GET IN RIGHT The following properties will be sold en block, or separately mill mt easy terms. SKt'TION ONK SKCTION (INK B!..,;. Lots Block (i---!l-l(l W 1-2-8-4-6-6 l!l ii-lti 80 22 84 21-22 M 27 1-2 Lots 2' 8-4 lfi-lfi 19-20 :t<-:is 42 !i-l(i SKCTION ONE ���12-43 SECTION FIVE Block Lots 9 22 18 22-23 Kor prices, terms ami particulars, apply to . S. BENSON, lecond Avenue AGENT Atlantic Realty & Improvement Co., Ltd. Phone 214 >t^��P��3?^Bi ��22^ZSa^Bitt )MPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD INENS DIRECT FROM THE LOOMS $150 f Kim* 11..nl>1. Damask Clotlis, 2 by K Servants' Cotton I'illow Covers. 2 1-8yards Ihand woven) | 12 Linen Huckaback Bedroom Towels. |o Kim- Double Damask Cloths, 2 1-2 lay ���! yanls (hand woven) |t line Double Damask Cloth. 2 1-2 by :i 1-2 yurds Ihand woven) I" ilu/.. line Double Damask Napkins, 27 by 27 in. (hand woven) ��� Ive Damask Kishor l'astry Napkins Damask Carving Napkins or Tray Cloths. |" Damask (or hemstitched Linen) Sideboard Cloths. Jive Kilylien Table Cloths, 2 by 2 yds. ��� dishing up Cloths, 1 1-4 by yds. \������> ������ pair line Linen Sheeets, for double bed, 2 U-4 by 3 1-2 yards. I'.ttr line Liita*n Sheets, for tingle bed, - by 8 1-2 yanls. I I Ins Linen I'illow Covers. (pair Servants' Cotton Sheets, 2 by :i yards. One dozen Linen Diaper Bedroom Towels (hemstitched! ti pair Servants' Cotton Sheets, 2 by :t yanls. Nine Strong Linen Bedroom Towels (Servants') ti Large White Turkish Bath Towels. Nine Housemaids' (Basin) Cloths. One dozen Strong Kitchen Rubbers, Six Linen Roller Towels. Three Pudding Cloths. Six Knife Cloths. Two Hearthrug Covers. 1 tlaizi-ti Sponge Clotlis, for Lamps. 2 Large White Turkish Bath Sheets. One dozen Glass Cloths. One dozen Tea and China Cloths. One dozen Check Linen Dusters. One dozen Soft Polishing Dusters. iha* pailutr. ai-mtala piilard. shipped direct (ion thr manufacturers on receipl of the above price. -: Carriage Paid to Canadian Ocean I'ort, Montreal or Halifax. :- J'I'RESS: Walpoles IRISH LINENS 44F Bedford Street, BELFAST, IRELAND llu.nrated Catalogue on receipt ot postcard to Walpoles, 173 Huron St.Toronto A.it*__J> Royal Bank of Canada ESTABLISHED 1��69. lli.Aii OrnOBt MONTREAL, Capital, $6,200,000 Surplua, $7,200,000 Total AiieU, $92,500,000 Savings Bank Department, $1 will open un 'iccount. Branches throughout Canada and Banking Connections with all parts of the United States. Agents throughout ths world, H. P. WILSON, Manager. Prince Rupert Brancit. The Christiansen-Brandt Co. Real Estate and Insurance We have some good buys in City Property. Our Farm Lands proposition along the G. T. P. are worth investigating. Come antl see us or write us before buying elsewhere. Lloyd-George with his little daughter Megan, now in the dayi illness his inseparable companion. if hit ��� A victim of the worst form of neurasthenia, as well as a serious affection of the throat David Lloyd George, the greatest of the Liberal party's fighting men, has been recuperating on the continent this spring, but it is believed that he must soon reiire front Unpolitical arena. His Young Manhood Twenty years ago Mr. Lloyd George entered the British House of Commons. lie was then a mere flip of a boy; and more boyish in appearance than even in years. He was very thin in figure; so he was in the face; lhe freshness of the cheeks was thai of one who lived in the open air and not far from mountain and sea; and except for the always striking eyes; the face seemed to suggest none of the deeper passions and the tremendous force which were CO reveal themselves later in life. Even he himself had not yet realized himself. War Worn, Yet Humorous Today the marks of his arduous political experience are only too evident upon his face. Thc fresh young cheeks are now deeply lined; around the brilliant eyes there are crows-feet, which deepen whenever he laughs, and which form with their tell-tale record of Buffering an overwork and anxiety a strange contrast to the quizzical expression thai comes to the eyes in his frequent moments of merriment; and sometimes even thc alert figure with iis feverish hasle of movement, stems lo be less alert than it used lobe. Fearless in Politics Like most men, anil especially like most Celts, Lloyd George is two almost contradictory personalities. No man is so fearless; no man is so fearful. Put hint into a political light, and (here is no man whose face he fears; there is no battle whose ferocity cows or even dislrttbs him; the road to victory may lie along miles of darkness and obstacle; bill he never doubts for a moment thai hc will reach to the light and to the victory* This is what enabled him to pass through lhe cyclone of the Boer War with his life frequently in danger, his livelihood threatened; and Insult ami scorn surrounding him wherever he went. His Great Budget Similarly look at his conduct of ihe budget campaign; with the terrible odds at first against him; with work so hard and so long as would have broken down the strongest And yet wilh thai strange often unaccountable apprehensiveness. which is essentially Celtic, Lloyd George even in his moments of grandest courage for .1 principle, may be dreading some far off intangible evil or calamity especially to those he loves. The strange fact has been revealed more than once to those who know him and can glimpse into that high imagination and hall- wistful, half-melancholy side of even his robust ami fearless temperament. Strong in Sorrow Lloyd George possesses also to perfection that intense softness of nature���that instinctive readiness of sympathy���which is also Celtic. None would pause for more than a second to allude to that great sorrow of his life, which has made more of these deep lines in the lace and around the eyes than any oilier cause. Seldom indeed has he himself been known to refer to it, but once, very wistfully ihe great statesman said lo a friend: "'The unhappiest days of my life were the first few days after I had become Chancellor of the Exchequer." Story in His Face Lloyd George's face is the reflection of his inner nature and of his history. His early home wat. beautiful in ils unity and in the perfect unselfishness of a devoted mother and a devoted uncle; but constantly overshadowed by poverty and ti.e dreary and iron horizon thai stretches before the children of tin- refuted and educated but unprosperous household. Lloyd George has too courageous, strong, ami sanguine a nature not to have recovered from such untoward circumstances as surrounded his childhood, but these tilings leave some impress behind litem. The Real Lloyd George Such is the inner Lloyd George��� lhe real man; lender, affectionate, modest; fearless iii conflict, but in the Innermost recesses of his soul haunted by the Celt's brood- fancies antl anxious affections, and a great pity for the world's tragedies. The Strain of Work Lloyd George in not the only minister who is feeling ihe strain of lhe Strenuous work since 1900. Lord Crewe, lhe Liberal leader on ihe Upper House of Parliament, is gravely ill as a result of an utter breakdown culminating in a bad fall while in a lit which left him wilh concussion of the brain. Mr. Reginald McKenna, Secretary of lhe Navy, is jusl recovering from appendicitis. Lew MOORE LIGHT The bight thnt Rivals the Sun. Local business men recommend it. Phis well-known gasoline light is sold exclusively hy A. T. PARKIN & CO. FOR SALE Section 1. Lot II, Bloolt 14. Si'i'tiun 5, Lot II, llltai'k HI. R. G. Hulbert, Vancouver, B.C. D.Ap-40 ROGERS & BLACK WHOLESALE DEALERS IN- Building Material, Cement, Lime, Hair-fibre Plaster, Coke, Bluckimith Coal, Common Brick, Pressed Brick Shingles, Lath, New Wellington Coul ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Ste lis for Prices. Pbone No. 116 FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRU0Q18T Phone No. 200 I'. 0. Box 680 PRINCE RUPERT, B. ('. Georgetown Sawmill Co. Ltd. Lumber anil Mouldings ��� ���+++++++++++++++++++++++++ + ii w. j. McCutcheon A large stock of dry linish- Ing liiniluT on hanil. Bout lumber a specialty. Delivery muth- ut short notici-. Our prices are as low as any. Call on us before ordering, Cliri'ie*t i*ntti|ilt*ti* ailurk of UtilKit. 8| itll atti'tiliiiti niiiil in tillim* iaii*Hi*ri)itiiinti. Theatre Block .Phomb no, n Second Ave. +++++++++++++++++++++++++H CARTAGE and STORAGE G. T. P. Tr.it aft a Agenti Ortlert promptly lillitl. PrloM ra-��snnutile. OFFICE- H. B. Rncha-tttaT. Centre St. Phone (*. Reilly's Bakery Lunch Empress Theatre Basement OFFICE: Cor Centre St. and First Ave. Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street Roger's Steamship Agency Through ticket! to all points in i~niti-tl States antl Canada by tin* Northern Pacific Railway. The Finest Traiii across the Continent, connecting at NEW YORK, BOSTON. PORTLAND anil HALIFAX with ATLANTIC STEAMERS for all points in ENGLAND. SCOTLAND, GERMANY. FRANCE, ITALY, NORWAY ami SWEDEN by White Star, Red Star. American, Dominion, White Star, Dominion, Cunartl, French Line, North German Lloyd, Hamburg American anil Canadian Northern Steamships. For all information write mc or call at office. Swift's Premium Hams antl Bacon with Cowichan Eggs 35c, at QUEEN'S RESTAURANT J, W. Williams -: Proprietor =e=E. EBY ��& Co. REAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum Laml For Sale KITSHMKA1.IM - B. C. The Westholme Lumber Co. LIMITED -WE ll win I ALL KINDS OF��� J. H. ROGERS BUILDING SUPPLIES ���ENKHAI, ItAll.Wi \|i ANIi S. S. Al'.KNT Fjrlt Avenue Telephone 186 F. M. DAVIS AT DAVIS- BOAT HOUSE General Machine Shop nnd Ship's Carpentering. Alsoapcnts for Fairbanks-Morse and Knox Gasoline Engines. Gasoline Engines and Accessories carried in stock. Launcher and Boaatl for Hire N.E. ratal of Wlanat Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in Ihe Helgerson Block Every Tuesday Evening All members of the order in the city are requested to visit the lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE. N. G. H. MORTON, Secretary. ...THE... Universal Favorite Represents the last word in Range construction -KOR SALE BY- Tlie Thompson Hardware Co. FREE EMPLOYMENT ( OFFICE : Fnr all kinds of help, cooks, waiters, dishwashers, hotel porters, all kinds of laborers or mechanics, call up Phone No. 178 or call at the Grand Hotel Free Employment Office Headquarters for cooks & waiters ������ F. W. HART ONDEHTAKF.lt �� EMHA1.MKR STOCK ruMI-I.KTK Electric Wiring and Supplies Little's NEWS Agency 1836 1911 The Bank of British North America A Strong British Bank, with Connection! Throughout the World. Foreign Drafts Agents in Canada for the Colonial li.mk, Lundou .-md West Indies. We have special facilities for handling business with Great Britain and foreign countries. Drafts on France, German]*, Soulh Africa, Australia, New Zeal.tnd, India, China, Japan an 1 West Indies bought and sold. Prince Rupert Branch��� F. S. LONG, Managar. What to Wear I We have made a special effort to secure the tntist suitahle clothes for the climatic conditions of the interior. Before going up river come antl see IM anil we will show you What is necessary in the line of Clothing, Hunts and Shoes, Uiid- t-rwi-iir, Topahlrts, Etc Wi by our motto: serve ourselves better serving others best. \ Grossman&Soskin I \ Complete - + ��� Outfitters - fo - Mei�� io - ltll*l�� * ���***���******���* ****** ******/* THERoyal Hotelj Cor. Third Avenue snd Sixth St. { ; Th* Finest Rooms. Thi Ih-ki equipped i nnd strum hi-ntrtl. H��.t ft Ad cold liathv Din inir rootn nml rcHtnurtini : Corley & Burgess, Props j Owned and operated by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on the American antl European plan. Excellently furnished, with steam heat, electric light, and all modern conveniences, being absolutely tirst-class in every respect. The appointments antl service are equal to any hotel on the coast. Rates. $1 lo $3.50 per day. G. A. Sweet. Manager. A. T. Parkin & Co. Centre Street. Magazines :: Periodicals :: Newspapers CIGAKS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS G.T.P. WHARF Harcourt, who will probably one day be premier, is getting over a nervous collapse. Winston Churchill, aged 86, is bowed and heavy-eyed, with the appearance of an oltl man. Even the cast- iron John Burns has aged twenty years in thc past two. Premier Asquith, a Yorkshire man of the hardiest type, has come through du* struggle thus far in better form than any of his colleagues. PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND FORWARDING COMPANY I ai.l A����. Near M. I'taili* Forwarding, Distributing and Shipping Agents. Storage of ltaggage and Household Goodl a Specialty. -AT LOW F.ST RATES��� Douglas Sutherland, Mgr. P. O. Box 907 Phone 262 S.S. COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd 1 he new steel Passenger Steamer "Camosun" Prince Rupert every Sunday at 9 a.m. for Vancouver, arriving Monday afternoon. For Stewart City on arrival from Vancouver Friday night. 1 Northbound, leaves Vancou- I ver Wednesdays at 9 p.m. BOWLING, Stlkini* I anal! list rirt Datrlclot Cn.*aisr Take naalica- tliial Syalticy llmlltliitliaiilt ol Ta*lf- ^^^^^^^^^^w^ww��.k^��.l.��.l.k, graph ClMk, II. I'.. oi*riilinlii.ii rliTk. ia,n.ia,la t,a fcPFFPPPPPPPPFFPPPFPPPP^PP' apply lor [tt*rnilwaitin In ptirchai-ae thr lollowinK lia-aarrilapil lianil: I'otntneiielnK nt n pott |ilatita-il tatiottt n quarter milo mirth oaat Irottt (alarier llillle anil nn tho ca**l tiank ol Stikini* HtaiT. thorns* east SO chain* Ihonco north 10 chain*., thonoo wont 20 chninia, thonce nouth 10 chainn to pnint nf commencement nml contnitiin^ so ncrea mora* or Ic-w. Dateal Kelt. 11, 111,1, SYDNEY IIIIDOKINSON I'uli. April 7. CA. Torvn, ARent Steerage Fare $5.00 BILLIARDS nnd POOL 4 Alloy-a. 7 Tntalon A iraaaaal exorcise. A clean . thance north in i-luiui*. thenco weal sn ehaina taa poat ail commencement, containinu 320 acrea more nr Ii-m*. Dated March 80, lull. lil.INN MoAHTIII 11 Pub. April l.i. T. I'. Laird. Agenl Coaat Kaaatk-a* .'. Und Diatriet Tnka* notice that I, John Hepburn nt Kit- ���umkalurn, occupation farmor, Intend tn apph faar pi'riiitav*iiiii tn pureha i- tin* foltuwng deeerfooo lentil! Commencing ut t, poet i*iiuiiiii at tin* norlbea riariuT nt Lot 3983, I ha-taa'a* aaai 80 cliultiii, tltiaila'ii miuiIi in chalna, thenci* weal ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ��� I'lintis, llailit'i- tinrt li in ehaina in pluce ni eommeneement ��� is, lull. JOHN llKl-m Its liut.**! March 18. 1 Pub April 18. I Skeena l.unal Diatriet Diatriet ol Coot Uuiirc 8 Take notice thai t. Clan Uu Utile ��.! Prince Rupert, n. i'.> aaci'uputinii intniter. Intend to apply lor permlialon in purclniH* the following deacribed landai t aiii.ii:itootae ut n poet plmit.-il ut tin- north tai-M eorner of Laat 1738, Range 8. Coaat lii-irn-i thence etui in chunis, thi'tica* north 88 ehaina thence weal 81 ebatn thanea north t* < i Ihenee aaa.-i in ehaina, thenee aouth iB cia.uia.- to iia>int nf cniiiiiii-iica-tiiiatit, oontalnlni 118 aeiva Iliaara- nr ICOO, Dated April 4, lull. CLARA HAY LITTLE Pub. April IB, skeana ijin.i Diatriet Diatriel ol Conl tta Tuke notiee that Eldon S. Delwltai aat iivrlin,, lltit." iK*a'll|intinti ilna'lnr. tnti'lnlli In uppla fnr |aar':.i.aMaill taa purclataM* the follOW|B| Oaiaeribed landai Commencing nt u punt plunit-al ut tin* aoutb- aa.-t ciarinr aat laat lie's, thance aaai 80 I mora or h-*.*. thenee aouth IB ohidni more or .a v., thi nee aamt .tn ehaina numa nr leaa. that eo tanrtit! i. el aina mon nr la-m. to point nt eommenei menl oontalnlng I in ucrm mon nr leaa Daud March 81,1811 ELDON s. DETW1LEH Pub. April 18" Jnhn t'un.pl.'il. Agenl Bkeena l-unai Dlatriel -Dletriet ol i .-.,-i Take notiee thut Mm. l.. i'. Putnam ol m I'atal. MitiniM.tu, nccii|i.itinn murrn-il woman Intenda taa eppu for pennlMlon taa purehaM the lllllaaaaina^ ili-MTlln-al land.; Conuneadag at i iiin*! planted at the BQUthwvst eorner of Lot No, 17m marked Mn Ul ��� Putnama nnrlhetai.t corner, ttn-nra- vai-at I a.i.ii*. ttii-ini- anuth Mt i-iauii.a* thi-nn* eaal in chalna. Ihence iiaanli Mi ebaina tai pna-l ait caiititittiaa-nia-nt, a-im tabling 380 aetata nuar,- nr leeia Dated Miin-h-jii 1-.M1. MR& I. C. PUTNAM i'ul.. Viirai t.'i. I.." ii. Putnam Agen Bfceaoa l^at.-l Datriel Dlatriel nf Queen Ctttrloua Tal(0 laatu*. It a: |,...:;. fritJ, 11 nt I'rilin- llu|a.rt. Ii. f.. occupation i utcner, latea-di to apply for |a.*rttii**.-iiiii in purchan tin- iniiiivaiii^* deeonbad lan b t "annul iicii.i; ul A poat plant.-,! almut vv.-n mil.-- weal ana two nutn louth **i tin- ttnnith nf su:... Creek when n emptta lato \adcn- Harbor, Graham I-*lunal. tnence 80 chaina anmih. (ei The character nf tha proposed works is a general plant for tin1 pro duction nf neat, liKl'i and power, and iii- manufacturing nf wood pulp, lumbers and timbers generally. Il'l Tho promises on which tlie water is to boused (describe same) Mill site about :; 1 nf ti iiiilf below Intake; wood, frame and concrete buildings in addition tn tin* masonry, dams, flumes .'iinl penstocks necessary. (r) Tin* purposes fnr which tin- water Is to bo used is power development. du If fm- Irrigation, describe the land Intended in In* Irrigal tl, v-i ^ ':-���-: acreage til If Uh* water is tat la* iisetl for power or mining purposes, describe tin place where tin* water is tn be returned tn some natural channel, .mil die difference in altitude botwoet point of diversion and point of i Power plant about :i-i nf a mil* down stream from tht- intake. Dill in altitude sn feet. ijl Area of Crown laml intei.il occupied by the proposed works is KKl acres. (k) This notice was posted mi tl e iith ilay nf March, lull, ami application will he made to the Commisaioner on the 25th tlay aif April, 1911. ill Give the names and addresses of any riparian proprietors nr licensees who or whose lands are likely tn be ail'a* ta-il by the proposed works.either above nr below tin' outlet N me. S. v.. McCLINTON, Jamoi Cross, Agent. P.O. Uox 2,*i.ra, Prince Rupert, B. C. Note One cubic foot per second is equivalent to 86.71 miner s inches. Pub. March 16, lull. Water Notice . miTi- aarli*--. t.l.tilliiK KUIZZKLI. Numa th'tna-r-. .\i:cnt Notice is hereby given that an appll- ������- ���������-������ :���.I���--- ���, __, ,. cation will he niait* under Part V. of thenca* Ml rlinili*. ��.i*t. Ih.-nn* Ml chain, nnrtli. . ,,,.. , , _ ,. . ���utto point nt c.aiitii.-iic-.iient the Wiiter Act. 1909, tn nhtam a license in Ihe Queen Charlotte Division nf Skeena Diatrict tai The name, ndilross antl occupation of tin- applicant is Qeorge xoung, Victoria, H.C. (If for mining purposes) Free Miner's Certificate No tht The name of the lake, stream or source lif unnamed, the description i-t Ain Lake anil Ain Itiver. tei The point of diversion at nr near Ain Lake. till The quantity of water applied fnr tin cubic fi't |n i second) nam. t.i The character aaf tha* proposed watrks. dam, flume, pipe-line, power engines, plant, etc. aaaai'l containing 'al" Dated Murch It, lull I'ul.. April 7 Uua-en t hiarlntti* Wutnla* Uml Ilialrict - Diatriet ol Bkaana Take nutice Dual I. J O. McN'ali aal I'rince Itu pert. OOOUpalioB tela*ml nlla-nt. tlila-lnt tu Bpptl lur |ia*ntilaailiili tu pr.' jaa-a-1 lur caaatl atlit |>atr. la mil un tin- lulluaaaitn; Qaaeribed laadol CcttimencniK aal u paa-t plnni.-l al the ant li .* i.t cairaai** aal BecuoB B, Towaahp t tiraham lalaad and markeil J li. McN.. 8. B. l nrn.r. alt.-a.a-,- avi*-l Mi cl.nit... tlieici- t.a-rlli 80 ctanativ caul Ml a-liuii... tha-nca* anuth Mt ctialtn* In (Kami ul Cailiilin-laCa-tl i-lat. llal.-l Miarrt. \ lall. J. O. McS Ml 1-ula. Mnr.-a. - . tttlttan liuaaitiat, AKent Bhaaaa Uml latatrici���liuirici ul Coaat llango 5 Take aotloa tint Mury Maruttrai tiatii. ,.t Vic- taarUt, It. I'., taCCUIntllaall hull*, kl-'p.T Itlt.-tlala- 111 apply lur inrttitiuiu'i lit purclm- ii.*crili.-*l lanalai III.- I.*ll..��in�� Mlla-a-a a*Ji'.a> a mamanelna at �� i��iait planta-l at the marth ea.t |f | The premlaea on which the water corner ul Ul .I��a7. ihenc.. io chatn. ****_ thence : is ,��� ,|(. ������,.,, (deaeribe samel at nr near mouth Ain River,Masset Inlet. 80 rlaniia. Ji.itti. Ihttnev 110 ch��u.i. weal lu T. I. sa&a;. Uaenee nlmul so cliaim. nnrlh lu Ukelae ... iheasa maandarlm mal rn**r op .ir.*j*n in . . *|*a ...,,. , f .- ...|,j,.i, ,),,, ,._,,.. a eiraiheaaiiili tllremhin In I akahe I ake Html '*���' '"' purpoaea ior wmen um wniir majaanilenni: mini lakaa tn polnl ut eonuBeneeoent is tn Be used is t.ir |niw.*r development ami mill operations. meaaderins mam tana tu point CuntallilliK lint u.Tm, tinin* ur l.-v. t'uM uiarki.t M. M. li., N B. I nmer. 1 aaat*.I lata I I. 11*11. fun. March 4. M.MIY MMlli.MtKT lill.LIS Ske na Unl Dintrict��� DUlrict ut Oaaal tlantt 8 'lake tauuee that llenjamtn Ititevl lltce ut I'rn.ct llu|tert. It. a', laccupatmn mailer, inlenila taa apply fur permtaMuit tai purchaaaao tl.e full atmit al*a-rrit*��* I liai at.j Commet.ciiai; at a |hi��i plui.tvl 68 ci nm- taouth tfi-ii tite miulti ea.t c-.rm- nf l/tt 8060, tlu-nca* 70 chain. *a-.t, iii-i,ce n ctnain. n-irt*a, ttaa-i.ci- 7" Cliaittaa a*aail, tha-nce *"' Chain- miuth III puint a.f ciatiitiii-ncaiiiu-tit; ciititaimtttj 188 acra*., mure ur leaaaa V..I markeil II ll. It. 8, I. t ar Daud In- l.i. 1*11. 1-a.li. March *. 1IKNJAMIN ill SSKL HICK thi If for Irrigation, describe tin- laml tn im Irrigated, Hiving acreage. til If the water is taa he iisetl fm- power air mining purposes, describe the pla-KC win-re the wataT is Ita he rc- tnrnetl tn gome natural clinnnel, nnd tlu* difference in altitude between tho point nf diversion anal point nf return At nr near mouth of Ain Kivi-r.alinut 160 feet below lake level. (jl Area of Crown laml intended to bo occupied hy the proposed worka.... (ki This notice was posted mt the lirst tlay nf March, 1911, ami application will bc made to the Commissioner mi tin- fifth day nf April, lull, ill Give tin- !::irne*t and addreaaea nf any riparian proprietors nr licensees who or whose landa are likely to b< affected by the proposed winks,either above nr below tin' outlet None. QEORGE YOUNG, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B 11. Bdenahaw, Auent ... ,i.i i;- ��� P.O. Box.286, Prince Ru|iert, B.C. 'lake naance that \I.-tit. l.t it- . i. .. . . i : . r , :��� a.r. B. a, oceupa .-- mi-nia t.. .i-.u, N"Ti* One cubic foot oer second is t I-* . -i equivalent to 35.71 rtuner s Inches. Ski*a-na lianal tli.tr:rt It,.'tact ol Ooaat llar.a** 5 I.... i a.tiiv at, it iti.al McLennan uf I IviiH-ri, It. t'. nceiiiMiiiiii rltra:. iataanda lu apply fur tH-rtiumuaitl tu purclm**- lh.- laatlalmntt ���!.���a-,-.l.a^l bum: Ooouaaaelaa nt a im.t plant** I M tkala Iront Ihi- MIUll, *a.1 ant-.- r .,( |/at .al, t l..-T,e�� ll) ..,--, thenee tai damn- nottl I clianui *)*-*, ttu-iic- tn ehaalna aouth lo i aonunencenwoti eontaieing tnu aarr- - men aar I ������ ������ I . ��� I I - M . : 'at . :*.i l*l\lli Mrl KKAN l-ula. Marcl, I. Wiih unshaken cournge Buch as ih,��� lu.ider ni mi .ii-in> slitniltl display, General Booth lias been preparing, calmly and mcthodical- |\, for ilu' blindness which, ii is it-.inil. iniisi overtake him unless ilu- wonderful operation in la' performed in tin- autumn i> successful. i ',1- story ol bis preparation was told by Mr. Bramwell Booth in. i speech at the Clapton Congress 11.ill. General Booth has lost ilu- m^Iu ui une eye, owing, ii is believed, in a speil; of dusi blown into il during one of bis many motor-car tours, Tin- other is sn enfeebled that In- can hardly bcc. lb- ran write, using bis lingers as a guide, but In- cannot see what ti- lias written. In tin- autumn surgeons will attempt tin- delicate task of i-U-.ir- iiiK away thc obscured It nses of the remaining eye. li that is accomplished General Booth will return once a^.iiii tn ilu- "war" which In- is now watching Iron tin- rear of tin- lirinn lini'. But if not���General Booth will be blind. So every day ibis brave old man of eighty-two lias his eyes bandaged round, ami thus lu- lias walked about liis home, familiarizing himself with ilu- feel of objects which ihu- day lie may bc unable to .see. lb- still received bis dispatches from tin- "front" and discussed thc direction of the Salvation Army wiih commissioners whose voice In- could hear, Imt whose faces hc could not Bee. ll darkness falls completely, thc brave old General is determined that ii shall find him lighting still. If he cannot sir with his eyes, In will bcc with his fingers. E CARRY A COMPLETE S I'Al'l.K ANI) FANCY GROCERIES t^_0_ti_Sl*&m*mtmm BOLE AGENTS FOR: it Hams, A Choice IOWA'S PRIDE" Baco:, Lard, Canned Meats, Etc. COAL NOTICK ,,AN|) LEASE NOTICE s, ..I ''rri\.V::::Vi"u-W;'" Take Ic��l ,' ' , , ,,-.i.-.' anil toap- 0,1���fi;ta,mmSSw l.-'" "I"' ''""""""' acrlwKc.lio''"* lt ,!..* rJ.W. .-*..- Commencing ill ���' i ' ' . auw ���.,n,-i- mark, ,1,1 aaf l-at M"- ill'""', """ ,,,���������,, '.Ta l*lin OC ,',,,,- I,,,!'. "I I '"""'"^"" I'll.'."'!' Of I"' mtaroor - thonce unat too. . ,,���.������. _ I-"."'-!* il..*..a*;-'. ���'��� ���:' \, ',,��� ,.��� -a |B chalna ro h, ���, polnt ���, ���������������,��� thi-wttaterly I;-" ������ ��� ���,!���,,.������,��� .,,,,1 contalnina , lil0 ,���.,,���, ���,������, ���r \m, ui ,,--t'*i"*"'';" ' '| , is.c luiit-ilivii. 88, mil. """"'' ,"-'"| s I EXANDI5H TAULBNDBH vm.. Feb.94. Clare ijuoaiii Charlotte Ulantla Lam] , Take notloa tlmt 1. John Md , iii'i'ti|iiitin'i lirukaT, intt'tnl in .,, to proapeot (ur cuul mnl potro ili-siTilif'l lutnlai: Corontonolns nta i'"-H| planta* - Hlllllll Hint IWU lltlll'S \Vl'a,t |,| ii TM ltiviT unit tiuirki'il J. M. Nn. 72, thanea huuiIi ,-ao chi ohaina, thanea imrtlt sn cltoi tttlei n, \ �����ll��l, I ,- I1"'""*! ,i K'''����l ..... ��� ������-��� j Ouean t'lnirluitu IhIuihIh Lan Skl-r- LAND PURC CHASE NOTICE Tui.i* notloe tlmt 1, John ilcl mulolVi oecupatlon lirukt-r, Intand tu o , to proapect lor eoal and in' deaoribed landai "'������"���t\ a I I Stock of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Always on Hand. STALKER & WELLS 11,-ail store, Second Avenue and McBride Owing to the fire last night, the stock of our Hays Cove Circle store wns destroyed. Our many patrons at lis branch will receive every attention and we will expedite orders from our head si.tr.-. Phone or call. ��K< "���"1 " "V'.',k" w m.i' o- apply 'or 11 C.i occulta ���X��� tl�� tollowing d��crll*ed iimonclng ��i �� P"hi pUntt-l uiHJm \%ri^M llll lllltl tWQ Itiili'H WMl vi lUvor mnl mirked J i Con Uki>! ��� a ' ��� * JH.rmi.wun to |>urel��M8 tl�� ! J, ��� l.aaa ItlVtT Nat. is, thanoa nun it bo chui t,i.v,'^| a I -I j . ,. iboul '���" '''."ti thenco .mi *'i ��lna ni, in Lakelae ciiiiinia. thanoa hhiiiIi nu ehai ohaina tu point ut oommonoonu aerea. mofo ur leaa, ii���i,.,i t-'.'ii. ne, mu ^^���jiiiin H-fc-i '���'��� 31 �����ai ��� full. I-Vlt. 84. I.. , *��� ���'- ::���,:;���;;>.,1"..:,!^';..::;;p:^?^:i�������� '���""������^.^.'v''��� ��� . ���������";::;���:: '���,���. urioa.-- c���,i uittikci o.i- Taka notloa that I. John Mel ,tVuJ .' ,.,,, ,.,,,,. , occupaUon brokar, InUnd to a ��� ���.,..'_��� Y,Z, 1 ii- 11. mu. ''lioiiiil'. l*l'*\" K ,��� ,,,���,,,,, ,���i goal ta,���i patrolt * ] iii chninn HUthi thonea iboul (W ehsini i..ik.1st* i.iiKt*, ihvnee monndorlng *<��iii lalto -Ke jihu.ii,,,, i��� point "i com* noffl nr ItttH. ihon in ��" northerly direction '��* point "f com- contnlmns nu urn" !'^.ri-ir\C'l!?.'.N":t' 5&QU8BBAT0N joBChbod Itndii *l Commencing ��i jj port plantt Hoiiih kiiiI tWO mil''1* w>'*i "i I'M Wvei nml murkftl J. Mc! No, 4?| tlit'nti' miuih B0 chi (���liuin.H, thenoe luirtii mi ehaii ,-,. ,w cimiim to polnl '���( oommencemt ��� . ���, ���.,, ieree< moro ot !**XN' Dated Peb ^. i\n\. 'OH! MtUa Pub. Peb.M Clirence m.i. JJjb ���������<-. ��� I WE HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN STEWART Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C. Agenta for Stewart aLand Company, I.imita-d apply fur ill t..-1-iIiail Quaan Charlotta lalandgLand Diatrict Ski*a.*n;i Tatta laiilica* tltul 1, Juhn Ma-la*.,] i. itcrii|iuiiun liroiaaT. Intand to applj ��� :, , ��� to proapact faf goal aad potaroloum ui * daacribad landai iniiiiiii-iii-iiii: at it |in>t plat -: ibaaal llllli'aa lantllli ami two Itlllati aaaa*l .1 il.,. __..M tin* TUtl Rlvar, itrulmin lalai . and i j. Mcl. N. w. Corner, Nu. :n. ihcnnmag cliaititi, tltt'tit-a.* a-aaat ^n eluttna, I cliailt", tlia'tira' ��tial N chum-. I point alg nit'iicrmt'iil; containing Gin ia-t- ���������..* _ liut,,l IVU. ii2, l'Jll. Ji'HSMHul I'uli. Kali. i!4. Clarence HeUen Pub, March I. si.i-i-n.-i Land Dlatriel Dlatriel of Coaat l.,:.a- notice that I.John Hitler, nf Vim*-" li.C. occupaUon hutched Intendi i-i'itiiissii.n in purcliaaa tin- folloa I'allllllllH-l-ll' lit | |*aa.t |*l;HUl-.l llltaallt 1 l-llltitl front tidewater ut thehcadof LuaeombaBay.and ii-arkiai j.H.'a N.E. corner, thence weel BUcnaina. thonco aouth 80 *-iuiitin. thence eaat v" chalna, thence north BOctudna. t.i inahat aif eominenea- ii.a-nt. containing a.ita aerao mow ur Uama. .litilN MILLER, lintf.1 i-t Feb., I'.'ll rhiii-li-ai it. Btark, Am-nt Pub. Feb, '.'-������. Skuena Land Dlitrict Diatrictol Coaat UllllUa- ,ra Take naitu-a- that 1, Fred Garton, ��f Prince Rupart, B.C., occupation fnr- iniT. intt'iitls tn apply for permlialon to!?,"""���'���*���'-*.*....-........... ,,.,.. ,,. ,* n . ���*. i ' ��� ii i llivt-r ami Itturkt'il J. McL, S. \\ purcliaae tin- following deacribed landa: thanoa north tau chain., iha.nr,. I -Ji-.liia-iirilia* lit a poat |'l.ml' il ill Ilia* 1 In-net- miuth KO .-l-..,n . tlu-iit-- nortli eaat corner of surveyed lot 1937 i'"'"1 ot.waawaaaaMBti eoat ,a . e r* . t- . . .i * .i .... I lllnri* nr litati Range 5, Cout district, thence north 60 Datad Fab. n, ton. joiin miii�� chalna to u alough; thence wist ,281Pub..Pab. 14. aataaoaUel ^^ chaina; thenee aouth tin rhains; thence eaat 28 chaini tn tin* pnint of i)in ni Charlotte Ialanal. I .-.. DI I Ski*a>tna Taka nutira* tlmt 1, John Mrl . ��� : -1 \.*_A iK*cu|iatiun lirnltaT, itlla-nil tn appl lar |*a tu iiria-iia-ct fur cuul uml potrolo - daaoribed lanala: l'illlltll,-lll*lllK Ut a |MMt pliltlti-1 al-' - aanuilt ntlti twu jnUaa^anat nl tin- ti,. ia ,; i-iini moncement. _^______ FRED. CARTON Dated February 25th, i'.'ll l-'irst Inaertion Mar. 11 ga/^^^��aa>vV*,MV^W^*a��taW^Wea/^e��a��M��^a��^a^^^^>^ LYNCH BROS. / Department Stores CLEAN CUT VULGARITY English Books Said to be Indecent and Not Fit to be Read FIRMS OF REPUTE CENSURED ARE Association to be Formed to Bring Pressure to Bear on Publishers. Clean Minded People Aroused. Put.. March 16, HMI. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE * ������nmifi cing ��i ��� l1"-* i ��� ��� (rum *��.. duib ��M eonwf d( Ua .:��������� i--.��t I A li.. V V\. ' ..- H -���I rh*ir.�� vaat, II,. nonii. r l>an-l K.I.. 1 . I'.'ll. ALK\ASULK UK i'i!.. ilam \. Blwvi ��� T��ki' < * v ��� fO| [a,-. * ml lninl< . | .��t i* trill liPirthi ���.. M.-.- north ���-' ind on* milff tn h northerly direction from tin chnina to poinl i*.--i Lnka trnil, Uwnon .nuth ���** chnlm um thmn nut Hi chains, thance north ������ Dat* FaU 8,1911. ANDRKWCUMMINdH thai ��� i haln* to point of commancamant Pub. Mnr. i-. Joaaph Bdmur, Agvnt fpntnlnlna um. acraa, sv.ii i i - - Dim i ofCaaalai ��� Prince it - pert, l* C, tbnrert Intendi ��� ��� planted thrw athI one> In im tauterljr direction fr an tha i- tint BUUm land bhtrid hi-'rici ��rf Caaataf Taka noticv thai < brlatlan \ rarvo ��rf BUldM It ( . nrriit .. ��� ��� i|. tO appi) f-t' i--niii.-i.il in pnnbaai tha foUowing daainbad i ammandnn at a | t 18 chi ��� -'..��������� Ba Cef ttM ehaina. ahalni tn i*<��ifii irf r-.- ��� ���-* * if U-*x*. ; (.!��� ' .. i ���;��� * HRISTI *\S A 11 KVU I'ub Ajr. 7 UateKel I'uli Milt. I". CHARLEa Moulds JoH'ih Hflway, AK<*t>t 1 Ii'-tnit ofCoUt lice thai I. Leatle K. Wnltar. of Vancoti' vrr.lt.*'., occupntfnn proapectori Intandi toap* ��� rntaaton to purchaaa thr ftdlowlnf daa* crihad landa: , i al planted ntul marknl L i; \v - si ',- - i Immediately ndjulnltig ��� 'i W A i N.w. corner; thanca north 40 ��� i chalna, tin-in''' louth 40 pnea eaal so chatnai to point "f com* ��� . iintrr or !��*!��!���. laESLlEK WALTER, Dated lei Peb., 1911 Charm H. Allan, Ajranl I'ul i ���' Ca 1 ,i . ��� ��� ��� , i.i - ndi t" . Con i i and ���*��� Kfli-I 1.HVB \m*V tfH'l. ��� . ��� Ul^'l ��� ! | . l>��'"V>i-. i. i��n. JOHN McDONALD llmrl i- 10 chalna, WhtCll ;irr r*-\*. Mnri-ii U JoMpI '������ thence nan 10 ehaina. . .. Bommencamani mifllCAUiriU Taka noilei thai j*rk iu.n.,-,i ..< \ . -,-', *. UatadiMarch 17, ivll Ifl'IIKHT O. CREW .���f tookar, tii- *'"'' Ai,n( "��� Numa !>��� man, Agni London, EngM April 27.���Pro- test against "certain novels issued by publishers of repute, which arc not only unfit for perusal by a modest jiirl or a right-minded lad, bill .ut' likely to do harm to the moral character of all readers, made in a circular letter addressed i" thr London pro-' l��y a number of peers, prelates, and school masters. Thc i in ular Bays: "Many of these works ����f fiction ���ire not indecent in die ordinary sense "i lhc word, Imt their whole tone has a tendency debasing and Prince Rupert, B.C. GROCERIES HARDWARE CROCKERY SASHES DOORS GLASS Quaan Chariotta Wand* Land I'irti ; DuBkl Take notloa tlmt I, Juhn UcUi < occupation liruktT, Intand to vpi ui i>riv|H*ct for coal and |xalrol�� iu ��� :> .'i.i*. -1 l.ii.il. Cumiiu'ticini: at a pue��t pUnu-l i BUldnaUnd DUtrict Diatricto(( aviar I ��,ulj! ��'thl' *'������$ K*-TTr .T"*1 " Taki* notic* that Chriatian A. Tervo ol Ktikine. i N�� *�� <-��*"<*.���N�� .'>-��� "" It a,oeeunaUoneuBtnmaolllc.'r.>ii<.-n'"��" ���� l,ni" "' ' lund - cunt ainiiiB 640 ��rri��, HMN or MM Commandm ��t ��� poal plant.,! nlH.ut thn-e- Datwl Feb 22, ISU. JiMIN M(U| quartan ot ��� mUa north ea* (ram Oladar lunv i��"* '���������"'���-*- m*"'1 '������ *>- und on tin* aaat tmnlt ol Stikine lti\er anil on the Miuth ltda of UN mouth ol .�� little rri'fk. thrnee eait IU chnins. thenc north lu chalna, tbawa quwn Charlotta lalanda Und DNr.pt \m*M It' cliam-. thence MUU) 10 chum* to (mint , Skwlm ..I ei'tmmnci-ment nnd containinu 1��1U acn** more Take noticv that I, John Mrl ��� VI !wi,'i.-i *.**,.** ,-ii,���cTitv �� tobva occupation brokar. totaod to nppl] Hiiti-.ll-eh._lu, mil. t IIUISUAN A. IKK\ll Ui pr.^*! fur coal and |K-tn.leu.i Pub. April .. deacribad landa: , **,_,_ ... , ,. fiwnmrnclnu at a |��o (or parmlwion to purclm*- the followini: c|iainn, thenw nonh Ml chan , daacribad lund*: ebabtt to point wf wmiwnwm.-���������. t ommandni at a pmt tdnntitl at tin* north ea-t mctl-m n.ut%. or I,*,*, eornar ot nirnyad lot WM, ttanfi >. Com Dta- p��tad Feb.M 1911. Jims Mr!El trict. Umom m un aaatariy dlractlon alone tba uj, yv\t *-_ ' Clmtncr Mfltrt,w " ' BUtiwriy limit of nomomd Im ������,,\-\ and tba pro> taction thereof i" ehalni to a point, tbmei nuth , , , parallel tw the easterly limit of *urM*\��-l lol ;:(**1 , afonaald B0 chain.- mon* or Im to tne northarly ~li***'n Charlotte Iilnml* Unl |< - Imiii a| n limlHT limit 'No. 12(63), IbMIM ****%**% ' _, Skn-na ' Pi chain* mon- or li-w to a point in \\h* pMi*ctiwn ! Take notin* that I, Jwhn MclXD nutharb erf tin* aaateriji limit of ��ur\e>.*.l Im occupation broker, intend t.i :ii-i 8984, thenci* in a imrtliTly direction along tba proiaCtloa of ihe nuid limit ntul aloliR th.- Mtd limit tiw chuin* mon' or !����� - to point of cowimenn" , ment, coniaininit 210 acre* mon* or U***. Hatitl March H, IUll. CIIAKI.KS P, UTTKU Puh. Murch :;.. i MEN'S FURNISHINGS BUILDING SUPPLIES tit |ariit*l*a*aj1 lur caaaal anil pa'triili'iiin I .ii-1-rilaa-.l laml.: . < atiiiitii'iiritii: al a paaaat |il>til< I 1 -aaialla ail till- lllllllth Ol Ual* Tl < H J. Mcl. s. K i-.arnar. No. SI, chain., tltfttca* tn.rtlt HO rli.n- . rliaitt**. Ilai-iin- aoulh 80 Chan aii.-iici-tti.-til raatitaatnitiK till'uai- li.ii. I 1.1. .'.'. UU. J.IIINH'aJ Pab. la-li. Si. IaAi* I ' -1 We'supply Farmhouses, Camps, Mines, and save the buyer money. Write for our Price List Skin-mi l.ittnl !>i.trlcl-DI*lrlclaif Cta��.i:tr T.-iki- ii.ait.i* tlmt I Bolcom McDonald **f Prinea Kul-i-it. It.C. aaccuitatiain lal.ircr. iiat.-n*l. Ia^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ nly fnr panalaakn tn paitfiaaa thr faaiiuwinar tit** I acribad liaml.: ,.���. Commaaelatatapoat iilnnt.-,! tin.-.* nml ,.no*' tlua-cn ChwIotKa laland. ljind IJUtnct -Utaoa lialr lallaa In an aaalailj illim linn fnan Ilia point Ska* n nn Nititaa Rlvar whrra* tha Latra Laaa trmi baxtni Tala. notice that I, Jo n Mcl^- ittnl una* mila* in ta nitrlha*rly iliia't-tnm from tha iiriiiatmn lirtik.-r, Inli-n I o . p ���aid Lava Laaa trait, thanaa north Rl ehaina. I topro^aattara aiaml petntia* m - thanea waat K ehalnia, thanaa nralh n ehalnai '��� " thenca fiaiit chititni In IHiint atf t*ainimctia-a*ana*nt. ��� riinttaitiinnitlliBcri*.. Diati-i.-ii :t. r.in. bolcom McDonald I'llli. Mur. 111. Jaam*|ah Hi-laaua. A .nl Mail orders receive prompt attention -it- land.: m^^^^h i . -.. ���. . aa.* at a p at plat l**d a miuI , ami lav,, anili-ta wa* I ail tlii . I Uiver and markatl J. Mr \... IV lltcnca* oulh -10 Chain., lit-cr ���� chain., ihenc* nnrth Ml ci��h cl.aan. tn |aa*i I ol cotnm**nc*i*iit--tn. * acres niuiv or l��. . y ^ ianna M ;*--���* ��� hate . I'.-l.. 2'��� I'uh Mi. za. mil Largest Stock in Northern B. C. frl***6 LAND PURCHASE NOTICE skeena Land iH-'rict -Dlatriel of Qu.i-n Chariotta Idandi Take notin* that QaOfge \V. Arimtt of I'rince Hu|H*rt, H. c. Dcoupauon raal i I ar, ,tt|lnttndi to appl. for permWon to purchaaa tin* 18 j lollowim; deacrUx I land*: Commandni il a poal plantod al I ��ven miiest ami ona>ball mUa waal nml one mile nuth from the mouih ol Btanl) Creek, N.tii n Ha bor, ihenee \M*si BO ehtina. thenw iouUi ���,,i chalna, thonoe eaal 80 chalna, thence north B0 chalna. Dated March 17, lull. GEO, W. ARKOTT I'uli. April 21!. Numa Donera, Agenl skei-na Land i".-trict Dlatriel of Quoen Chariotta lalandi Take notice thai J- H. Murphy <��f Vancouver, B, *'. oecupatlon oomtnordal traveller, Intendi to apply for (it-rWiaiuri to purchaaa the tolloWtng deacribad lands Commeneing ai a pmt plantetl nhout aeven miles wesl and onu mile nouth from tin* mouth ,..,,...- ilivtnci In lln.ni nnnn \-i,*,. ��' &****���**��� Creek, Naden Harbor, thenee north hii emoraimng, in uuni oprn \uv|chainitt lll(,m,. ^^ 40 Smtni " rhains, thence enst 10 chains. Dated March 17, IUll. I'uh. April88, COAL NOTICK Skwna land l>i��tru*i Ui-'rirt of t"oa��t Itangp V Take notice thai Kdith Alict CroWthat ������( Ikleg. Yorltahlfet Knglnnd, occupauoii iplnatar, Intenda to apply for (M*rrnia��iiin to purctianc tl*o followini* deocrilNtl laudu: t'oinmenrint; at n jitwt plantid ut the wmth ca*t . corner of ��urve>e.l hn Nil, Range ���. COM W��- QuaOO Charlolte Iilan<'a land in ' tricl, thenre north along the OMtariy litr.it ol the Sk ena \__*_m -aid lot SS chain�� mon* or l<-�� to tin* Mmtla-rly Take notire that I, John MrL ' * limit ol LotSflftA. ItunKe.'', c�� ��m di-trirt. thenoa occitt alio Itmknr, intend to nppl ,,,r ^vj e.u��t along thc Koiitliprly limit of the la*t tnenti,i.��l to prospect |t*r roal and petroleum OB tw*!*"' lot IHI chaint to a point, thenr,- in a BOUtb1 de*rr li ���! land*: erly dlMttOD SS ebnna parallel io Um Mtd Commenring at a poat nlail'-d '��� r' aaatariy limit of Im 8891, thenc* In a *i"t- ���%mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*^ ���*rly direction lit! rhain* mun* or leu to the point of commencement containing 210 MM mon* or lew. EDITH ALICE CKOWTIIKH Dated March K, lull. I'uh. March 88, .... two wnt ol the m uth oi t ��* IW H *j marked J, UeU& B, Cornar, No B c- ains Umom ��-eat ��o chaini c ams t ence eant >0 chul menement- -ontatning t!4Q acr�� ��� . Ull. I'ati*.! Kelt :i. Puh. Feh. 25. Oltnnc* McPoM 1 Bltetni l.an��l OhtrlJt- DIm rict of Caaaiar Take notice that I. lVrr\ Queenao ..f I'rmre gueen Chailolte lalan-a L nd l>i��tr trw following Bkeena dweribt I lan m Take notice thai l.John UeLaod Of VanOOUW, Commenring at a pag planteil In lhe vicinitv occupaUon broker, Intand to apply fur parmlaatoa ol Qoaoa May. aii.ni three^Ighta of a mile Miuth lo proepael for conl and petroleum on Um foUowtni of ti��* mouih ol the Donama <>*ek. and i (* deMribed lamls: on the eaaterly i��-1* '.ti*. of TimlxT Until Na r,ke notiee tht I. John \l L d ' V M orcupation hroker. Intend to anph ���' , i pro inr- or cimI a palliated, and even justified. To appeal to tlu authors and publishers of these books serins of little use, and thence south BO J, II. MURPHY Numa .Demon, Agent Bkeena Lund Mtotrtot��� Dlitrict of Queen Clmrlotte [alanda Take notice thai Ceo. II. Limx of Prince Kupert, 111. C, occupution barber, intends to npply for the law reauircs MieinjtlieniiiL be* pwwWpn ,0 PW��hM�� tho following deacribed 1 B i lands: & lore their circulation ean lie stop* l fnmmondnt �� a noil planteil ahout wven 1 | miles west uml one mile soulh from the mouth i)(.(|" lof s i an Iy Creak, Naden Harbor, thenre south mi j clininc. thenci- v.f*t III ehalni, Ihence north Hll Meanwhile, parents aud school S^tj����>eewit40ohalni. Dated March 17,1911, QEO, II. I.Ai \ inUStCrS, .Hid all to wholll the train- |,uh* April 88. Numa Demers, Agent Commencing at a po*t planted Hi the mouth ul the Ti el Hiver and nmrked J. MrL \. K. i or- the eaaterly llmll of -mil Timber limit X ner, No. Mi, thencu aouth Ml chains, thenre ��est or No. 8S8BQ 10 rhain-. thenri- ea-t to the ihore of rhatna thence eouth l> cha mi chainn. thei.ee north ��ti chuins, thenee eant Ml QOOM Hay, a ribtUOi of In chain*, mon nr It M O It lnt M crnnmn cem-i t ehaina u> point pi eommauoamenti eonlaining otu thenn' norther!) along the ihon of t *.* it.,-. I||H men-or le* acres, more or lOH, 10 rhuins more or laaa, UtOtNa we-l.-t!, |p ,1 in* \> \ ',\ J* b 98 1 ll DataOd Feh. 81, lull John UeLBOD rw t leaa to point of oomreonownent. containing i-.-h ;iii*��fii' C i ������ '-* Leslie K. Walter, Agent. 160 acraa more or lew. **��**.*** Dated March 7, lull. I'KUKY QUBENAN t..i I'uh. April 7. ti'i.i-n Charlotte Mand* Un.l 1' I Ikeena Skeen i Lind l��i��trict-|)i-trirt of Caviar T:,k nn"ce that I, John Mcl^-j"! ; Take nntMt* tlmt I Joaeph Belway of Vanoot ret nr,"pntion i.roker, intend to appl B.O., oecupaUon prtnpector, Intenda to nppl) t..t '"po-iM-rt 'err u m pit roleum permisnion to purehmr the followinK ilearnlHt) h ** rlwil landa: lands: Commencing it a poat planteil a Cotnmenciim nt a p-.it phintiil two nn.l oni-luilf ''""' ��*'d two mwi Hi of the ��� ( milen in an eastetly direction from the point on '' "Iffl and marked J. McL. NaaetUrer whore tba Lnva Lake tr.ni benim V1 M'* *hcnc amnh ho chain. Ihenre west Nl chain*, thenre in.uth BOchalm thence enst WH'hninn. thrini' north HI rhains t point of eommonoamant, eontnlnlns S40 acn inn "I" boys and girls i> entrusted ^kfena Und DWrict Dtotnd ' t*t\ Charlotle i i.. notin tl .- Hubert 0 < row of Princo ��� Intendi lo apply f Uowing ileaenliecl Commencing at a pool planted aboul 6 1*8, . . . . , . . It of the mouth ol Call not In* delected li\ the title. Stanley Criffc ��)trre It emptlei Into Naden , . , , , absolutely colorless ant Skeenn Ui I Uistrict��� DiMrirt of Const ^^^^ ^_^_ , Take notice hat Fred W. Holder of Kitsiim- arC asked tO SCl tllCniSclveS against kalum, occupation farmer, intends to apply for Iiermission to purehUB the following desrrihed the cin illation of such novels, and expose their character when "it Y��rlwliin��t V.nitUtet. 1...|. I,, ��pp\y la upauon tullir it,-arf,\w| \Ut4t \m.*nn_.mn Xtt |,���tCha����' (h��> It \< hoped that an association may be formed, by means ol which tajueeu Charlotte Islnncln Und Pi.itrict-Dintrict of .Skaana Take notice that I, Jolm McU-od of Vancouver, occupution hroker, intend to apply for pormlarion to prospect for coal nml petrulwum on the following deacribod landai Commencing at a post planted nhout two milen we.-t of the mouth of the Tl-��d Kiver tnd marked J . McL. N. W. Corner, No. 89, Ihence MUth M> chainn, thence east Ml chains, thence north .*^ chains, ihence west Ml chainn to point of Commencement; containing till) acres, more or leaa. Hated Kel ** ��� itui '. Ml ' larulRi ^^^^^^^^ Commencing ;,�� n poat planted nt the north ensl corner Of \. McLi-od's pre-emption, thenn '20 chuins nuth. thence 10 chain** eaat, thenre '_W chaina north, ihence 10 chains west to post of commencement rnntalning 'Jtl acm more nr loaL Dat��hI April 10, I 111, FUIKDIUCII W. UOllLLU I'uh. April 22, Fred Hampton, Agenl Bknoni Land DI trict���Diitrict nf ('oast Rang! '* 'lake notloa lhat 1* Llonol Klngaley ol Vancou* ver, It. C,, oecupatlon miner, intend to apply for permlwon to purehaae tho (ollowing descrilied Commencing ai a ml planted near tho eouth* west cnrner of |yrt d03, tvangO ���'>. Coast Dintrict thenre west 40 onilni, thi-nre south 80 cimins, thenre east 10 ehaina, thence FiOTth 80 chains to nint of oommenoofflent. lated March 84, uui. UOMBL R1NOSLGY pub, April M. ,��� i.*-,--* -;.���'/ mon- or iitc. (larence McDowell, Agent p���tP i.>|,. 8, IUll ! Fuh. Mar. 10 Queen Charlotte Islands I,and District-District of | Sk(H-na Take notice that I. John McLeod of Vancouver, occupation hroker, intend to apply for permiwdon to prospect for coal and petroteum on the following deacribod landai CommencinK at a pont planted Hhout two milea west of the mouth of the Tl-el Uiver and marked J. McL. N. K. Corner, No. 40, thence aoulh Ml chains, thencu west M> chains, thencv north K0 chainn, thenre east 80 rhains to point of commencement; containing (ill) acres, more or leaa. Dated Feb. 81, 1011 JOHN McLOED mv_um. I'uh. Feb. 2:1. Clarence McDowell, Agent pj,tn yP\h nt |yn | puh. Mar. lo (Juren Charlotte Islands Land District���Diatrict of Bkoenn Take notice thai I, John MoLood 'if Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply tor penniaainn to proapect for Coal and petroleum on the followinK described landn: Commencing at a post planted at the month of Ihe Tl-el Kiver ami markeil J. McL. S. B. Corner, No 1, thence north 80 rhains, thence west B0 chains, ihenre south Ml chains, thence east K0 chains to point of commencement* containing lilll acres, more or less. Dated Feb. 81, UUI. JOHN MCLEOD Pub. Feb. fS* Clarance McDowell, Agent chain., thence north H chains ' , hams to point I f commenc m*i t I ' icim, more or lr����. . ,,.- .p Dated FS. 88,1 11. ' ' i . Feb. 2". Clara c Md"* :. pub. Feb. as.1'm cm���- ffiSBUIflSS! MB** J08BPH BKLWAV Queen Charlotte Islands Und Di-'r '" Skeena , ,.... Take notice that I.John lloLcn I CCUpatlon broker, intend to appl* to prospect for eoal and petroleum <��� dosdrlied land: ��� immencinir ni n mmi .,uhi.j *- * (ommencing at a post planted n1 '1Jl half mnSln'a'a'iSSffi SlSS8S.%SS Ma 'af V na- couver. ocoupatlan broker. Intend, ti. npnle f���r normir.liio t.i luirrlua... t|���. f���||������i,���, ,|,.���,iu,l landai ' ii'a J*"'McU, S. W. Cor"n'er Noi 4,"U>' "''0 " cnitln.. Ihainca* eaiat RO chain, li thence Wi.t 80 i-lua IB to mi-i-eenaent: caanltlnlnu 04" ecn- ��� l'a*.,l IVI, 26, 1*11. ' I'uli. Feh 27. T. E. WW" I Qui*��� Chtrlutle l.lend" Unil DW ri*�� ' Skeene I Al...��n.i... aa a. . Tako naatlee lhal I, John MeUod' unatlon \_m�� . "'V "f ?"��I��U��H !>r��l-"m-.t-������-.-;',' ''=''""��� """I. I" I.-., n ... ��� , dlreetloi II chali mole or taa to i - I ,���.-��. e..M��iaai���i *��, 'ii1*''" '-""' "' c.,i���,n..���c-'. Wolfe ll,irr\ comm.*iin*i.."ii- ���t-,,u,,���i. ,,",i",.f",- l\ l-i.,1 ""'���'""'������"* li*. ��� ' DawdMarch��, l��ll. JACK BHDFORD Pab.MankC lllrnwiii- ani Puh. March Ma wu.iJAM v,UNKUs (.AIl,.BNTKIlhacaul and master Burleigh, Sir |(iliu| Sir Jamc�� Criditon INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE Edward Littletod, NOTICES IN THE u Eton. I OPTIMIST ueen Charlotte Uland, Und DUtriet���Dlrtrict ol sk��*na Un.llM.trlct-iij.iri., ���, ___,,., , .. t . i-kivnia Take nmlca* thai Catherine ll���,,,'.,Sliiotw l-ake notloe thai I.John MeUod of Vanoouver, AilKinn, oampatlon iplniter liSSil .�� .K"' S^JP WaaltsBrti' ur"m ��� r - **�����& ^*_fSm., ,.��� ���������, .w ptaLSfsra &ia. a ssn +m ��� **, and ona mile wee ..f tha. mouih ol ilu. aal Rtenlev Cnn.1, J,,, . .. " "" '*"' 'nouth g>��3�� m I.,m.-..., v"w';���'���!:;. M,.M:::'?;r,h���i., ',"..:;::";:;' & ���*�� ii thanea .nuth BO ehalni ihi.ia,*.. mm nahai.aa.jn .i....... ... . ' '" '" chaini imnh liaarlll Tl-el Dia'ii.,17 iffiK? "".'I'' S. tfafi**' i*mtim ':��'"i"��'o 1 ihenee 40 chain e n"'t,., ,T. I ' -*.���"< ""���""��� w"��l WI1 thenco 10 chain. w,*.|'t, ,,',,V,Vt" ���, ��� m lert. imaj" or [.'.'j"""""""""'"': containing 010 ; ami contalnina Jfio acre. i���Z,,nt"|'���;.""""a.nccmenl thenee .outh Dali-il l-a-li. 20, I'.lli. ' ""'""' -���*���** Pub, Feb. 28. Queen Charlutte I.lanala I-nml Dlntr.ct P Skeena . Va lake notice thai I }un MaUed o nceuiniiain lantker intend to apply IJJ ', I" |inif|ieC< l<-I a a,;|| am,I | ,,-t I a all-l I I ��� ��� OB "" daeeribed landi hiain. io ehalni inn! h mirth, 'ommeiicint! at a po.t planted ilm"1 " lh ami two mllea weat ol the I"" ��� ( orni-i , .. Dated March 17. Kill ���IIIIIN McLKOD Clarence McDowell. Aeon I'ub. Apr. 7 more or lew, CATHERINE HARRISON , Dated Keh 26,1911 Numa Demena, AKent i I'ul-. Feb. 27. north i _ _ lliv r and mirkeal J. Mcl,.. !<. W* , Ihence north NO chalna, thenn* ra-i ' HO rhiina, thence weal ��� .', Iii'iiiit **!_ commencement: contain"1*1 MHNJ T. E. tt Mb THE PRINCE RUPKliT O'JP TIM1ST aMeaotUK^^ ul '<:. HI VS. t'M ft Iff nf ji; **t *��& �����* lif ... m IM *** .*�� '*! ... *.* Ih m "J *���*? ... -,*** ... f* ft *** ... ft ... ... .'*. V* ... ... A.I* ... *���.** K.t* ... t:.* -..** ... ������ *** ... a.a \.t* ... #����� j:�� ������ iii ... ������� V.! *.*, ... ... *.** \.t ... *���** UJ ��� a. ... *,.* *.** \.l ... *������** \.** ... �����* ... ... B \.t* ... ..*> *.* ... ���/.** *.* ... a.a *.* ... a.a ... ... tt.* *\.t ... v.. ... ft *.* ... r.a Grand Trunk Pacific Townsite The only Main Line Townsite in British Columbia in which the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co., has announced its joint ownership. -: Lots in Ellison Tow sil e and Rogers Addi- tion For Sale. SEE THE OFFICIAL MAP Tha Brat glance will show you that ELLISON ia located nt Un- junction of tlu- Bkeena River ami Hit- Bulk- ley Valley. The Grand Trunk Pacific lias announced that they are joint owners in the townsite of Ellison. Now, my dear reader, yon muat remember that up to date the (annul Trunk Pacific has not announced that it has any interest in any other main line townsite in British Columbia. Does that start you thinking? STUDY THE MAP ami you will lind that Ellison ia where the railway tracks leave navigation. That fact 19 a very important one for conservative investors to think over. What is known as the Hazelton diatrict Coven a territory many miles in extent in every direction radiating frnrn the townsite of Kllison. Minim: machinery, ore shipments, smelters, reduction plants and all sorts of mining operations starting up in this rich mineral region, must necessarily have a metraipolis, u HUH, a headquarter*, If any sane, conservative man can figure out any other spot exca-pt Kllison for the huh of the great commerce aaf this district, his plan should he very interesting to the Grand Trunk l'acilic officials. It doa-s seem aa though these officiate, after several years of Investiga tion and engineering, would know just what they were lining when they put their official stamp on Ellison. STUDY THAT MAP-I desire to say to all parties who are talking townsites in the vicinity of Skeena River and Hulkley Valley that there will no doubt be several small towns, just the same as one always finds in a mining district. There will be towns in the vicinity of Ellison along branch railways, probably towns at the ends nf blanch lines made to serve the mines and the collieries, but it will be history repeating itself in regard to the building up of every metropolis. Ellison has every natural advantage, has every earmark of being the future mercantile and financial centre of the Skeena River mining distriet and the entrance to the Bulkley Valley. STUDY THAT MAP nnd you will find that all of Ihe mining towns and railroad towns around there juat beginning to be talked about will only be feeders to city and port of ELLISON. The Grand Trunk Pacific has put its official stamp on Kllison. Do you believe the company will do as much-for townsites owned by individuals as it will for one in which its stockholders are joint owners? If yon do, don't buy any lots ip Ellison. If you desire to make a permanent investment, or merely to make a little quick money, you must decide for yourself right now. Do you propose to follow the individual townsite promoters or the Brand Trunk Pacific Railway Company. STUDY THAT MAP-lf you desire to put your money into a real estate promoter's townsite you will have many, many opportunities this summer. The average promoter is full of hurrah and retl tin-. He must enthuse investors of tha- mail-order class with his wares. ELLISON is in the Missouri class. Tha-refaire, 1 am not telling any fairy tales about it. 1 am making statements that can be readily verified. STUDY THAT MAP.-If you want to join that great army of investors-at-long-raiige, then you shoultl put your money into promoters' townsites. If you want a perfectly safe antl sound inueslment, certain to bring you large prolits, tha-n put your money where the Grand Trunk l'acilic, after years of careful investigation, have put tlia-ir money. STUDY THAT MAP. lt is not likely the Grand Trunk Pacific will have nny other townsite in British Columbia for sale Ihis year. The officiate of the company state that lhe company is not Interested in any townsite in the Hazelton district except KLLISON. KLLISON is on the bank of the Skeena at its conlluenee with the Bulkley. You may change railway sur veys, you may change the location of towns, but you cannot change tin- geography of the country through which the rnilway passes. The head of navigation necessarily means an Important townsite. Ellison will not only be at the bead of navigation, but the centre of a mining diatrict wonderful in its resources that is now being opened up, and for which K'lisam will be the shipping point both by rail antl water. The fact that trains may change engines up or down the line or in the suburbs of the town of Ellison does not amount to shucks in building up a town when such places are compared with a town located where rails and navigation meet. STUDY THAT MAP. You will find on tbe official plan nf Ellison lhat a large part of tbe townsite lies been reserved for future sales, the same as the company has done with certain sections of Prince Rupert townsite. There are, therefore, at this time, comparatively few lots on the market. You must hurrv if vou want one. STUDY THAT MAP. ROGERS' ADDITION to Ellison, only a small parcel of land, lies within eight blinks of tlie site of the rnilway station. Lots in this are being offered. I am advising my clients to buy Rogers Addition lots at $l.ri(l for inside lots antl $^,ri0 for corners. Terms 111 per cent, discount for cash, or 10 per cent down and the balance on easy terms, no interest. JEREMIAH H. KUGLER Offices: 2nd Ave., Facing Grand Trunk Terminal Prince Rupert, British Columbia 1 *.m ;:; I B B 8 8 8 B B wi B B m 8; ;:;;:;;:;;:u;��:;}:w:w;w;��;��;w:;r.;��:��:w;w^ ����8��SB����^^ j^asi{gfl!g��a m SIP6 jr-ffllm KEEP A-GOING Keep Well Dressed! If women did not have a clear notion of what clothes really mean, I hate to think what men would look like nowadays. In the beginning nearly every youth tries to look his best for the sake of some member of the opposite sex. After he is married his tendency is to revert to type. It is a pretty hard struggle for some women to keep their husbands well dressed, even though money isn't the most serious factor. Don't get sloppy! Don't have your wife nagging you to get some decent clothes. You can't afford to. Bother ? It's no bother if you say to us��� "Here, you've got to dress me and keep me well dressed." You say the word, we'll do the rest because we've got 20th Century Brand. SLOAN AND COMPANY SIXTH STREET ALDER BLOCK _MW_W^ a llaraa. kiatrhajaavaan itnil Al ia,! t i ltatna. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Olfler-Exi-haaaiff blaarlt. corner Thin! avenua* land Sixth ntnwt. I'rinca* Kutacrt. h WM. S. HAM., I.. D.S., U. D.S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All alrntal oTacratinnia skilfully tra*aatoal. I'.aaia anil local nnanthatliria aalnalniialfrapt] fair the |tninla*aaia ex. trnrtiatn aaf tavth. Caanaaultatfon fra-a*. OIRca**: !loltjt*r��iin Work. Prince Ruuert. 11-12 ss. Prince George Saili for Stewart, Sundayt, 8.00 a.m. Sails for Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle HANDASYDE <& HURT AtlKNTS FOR RBBba MAIII1NKRV ...ANI* CONTRACTalRS 8l'N't.lt:H... P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton P, O. UOX 2.1 PRINCE UITKIIT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING rUNI. HI WM. FOXON. Ksq.. A.1I A.M..'I.aaN.. IMO. Mondays, at 8.00 a.m. , Prince Albert sails for Port Simpson, Naas River Points, Masset, Naden Harbor, every Wednesday, 1.00 p.m. and for: Refuge Bay, Skidegate, Queen Charlotte City, Lockeport, Pa- coli, .ledway, Ikeda Bay, Rose Harbor anal return via Queen Charlotte City every Saturday, 1.00 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway Syatem connecting with trains from the Pacific coast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track route between Chicago. Toronto, Montreal. Quebec. Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. Information and tickets oh- tainable from the nllice hereunder mentioned. Trans-Atlantic booking! by all lines arranged. A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT FAMOUS PRINCESS LINE Canadian Pacific Railway * R.C. Coasl Slr.imi.hip Service GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS ANI) REPORTS SIXTH STREET PRINCE RUPERT Altai.M.Miaiiunn n.A.. W.E.WIHI��ms,R.A.,t..L.n WILLIAMS & MANSON Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Box 285 Prince Rupert, B.C I CANADIAN PACIFIC princess May for Vancouvor, Victoria. Seattle 6 p.m.. MON., MAY Ut Train for Winnipeg nml Toron- ^H ^^ to Irnves Vancouver at ^^^ Imperial Llmltod for Chloasoi Montreal nnd Now York. BMl train BOTOII the continent. Icuve.�� Vnncnuucr daily At :t.-i.r�� p.m. Cnrries cunipartnicnt obttrvftttotl enrs. the finest car on any road nny where. Airent for all Atlantic Steamship linen. Tickets to and from Kuropeau points. J. G. McNab General Agent . I'HONE 294 GREEN P.O. BOX "00 | A. L. WATKINS ELECTRICAL FIXTURES ELECTRIC WIRING IN BOTH PRIVATE AND BUSINESS HOUSES Liquor Act, 1910 (Section :ifi) Notice is hereby Riven that on the 24th day of May next, application will he made to the Su|ia-rintenilenl of Provincial l'olice for thi- ^rant of a license for the sale of HquOUI hy retail in anil upon the pratnlltl known as Kitsumkalum Hotel, situate nt Kitsumkalum, B. C, Skeena district, upon the lamls ile- icribad as lot 865a llatotl this 24th ilav of April, 1911, Apr. 25-lino. HARRY BERRYMAN Plumbing I Steamfitting Work pertonnod by ��tp��tta only. Thlral Ave. laaalwcon 7th n-nal Sth St��. Over B.C. Bnkcrv I'RINCE RUPBRT, B.C I THE IROQUOIS POOL A first class job is guaranteed in every instance. A large stock of Chandeliers and Fittings carried. English and American Billiards Twelve Tables Second Ave. I Third Ave. H. W. Blakely - Electrican Near Sixth THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST WE ARE ALWAYS OPENING NEW GOODS.. ���m\ m This time Ita Children'! Dresses, ages l to iii years. These Garments are exception* ally well made and of good ma* terlali, They come in Ducks, Panamas, Ginghams, Etc., In "Sailors," "Busters" and "Ru* siat:~." Some are now on display In our Pulton St. window. We are opening today a shipment of Turnbull'a Underwear for ladlea, children and infants. The ladies' garments are in summer weights, in combinations, two-piece short 'sleeves, and all wooli ai.d lace trimmed. LAND PURCHASE NOTICK Church Services FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH gei. ,-, ��� over) Sunday i�� lho Emproi Theatre, ll ii.ro I.,, Sunday Soho 31b bCI im nl ' ]" P.���- REV. I' W, KERR, M A . Pastor and ml II lit I THE 1 BAPTIST CHURCH IIBAO IPCKNTRB BT. Ices o 11 \ Sunday ;ii 11 nnd :m n.in. Sunday Sdi i. i 8 '.-i p, in. 1 tin uen Bib ,* Clui :t p.m. REV * II. Mel EOD PASTOR ' ' ��� H. S. Wallace Co'y. Ltd. Dry Good*. Chin��M*rr, Etc. Fulton Street and Third Avenu e Skoona Und Ditrlct -l>i;-iri<*i of Quo��n Charlotte Tike notloe iimi ticurni' Frltsell t��l Prince Ruporti B, C., oooupatlon butcher, Intond* to appl) lur porroluton t" purohan the tollowing dotcribea Ibmu; Commencing ai a pnst jimmi-il ui>' the to n��oaal eoroe* fi bection ���', Townahb - Graham laland, tnd markod *��� �����* McN., s. E. Comer, thonce tnm\ W cbalna, thenee north 80 ehaina, thonce eaat BO *t...n;>. thenee eoutb mi ohaina tn point oi commei *>tmit;i. Dated Marob i, l'Jll. J. G McNAH Pub. Murch 2a. Wilson (ii.witiK, Agont Bkaana Und Diatriet -DUtriot o( Cout lUnge 6 ��� Take notiee that Mary Mangret (iiiii- ol VIo- ��� turiu, Bi Cm oeeupation bouaekoepor intandi io upply lur permiwon to ptveheae tho [ollowing doaorlbed lu ul��: Commeneing ut l.ak��*ln<* Lake, thenee meandering aud lake to point ol eommeneement ! eontelnlng 180 acree. mure ur I��w. ! I'oat inurkitl M. M. G., N. E. Cornor. I)au-d l-Vli. II, 11*U. , i'ul.. Mwch 4. MARY MARGARET QILUS Ske na Laml Di��inet--Dintrict ol Coast Urn* b Tako nuiice iImi Honjumin Ruen.il Uice of Prinee Rupart, it. c., oeeupatton wniter, intend.-, to upply for permission to purchase the loUowlng ' ifa-cnt�� 1 lunda: Commoncing ut u post planted t;r�� ehalni wuth i.- the .nuth aaat oorne uf Dot 3060, theno *��� ehalni weel, thenee <>���"> chains north, thonoe 70 ���ait, thenoe 80 ehalni wmth to puint ������( OOn i ��� u'.-mt'iii; conuining 4f>*> acre*, mora or li Poal marked it it. it., s. B. Cor. Datod Pob. u, LUL Pub. March 4. BENJAMIN RUSSEL RICE Bkaana Land District -District uf (.'oast Rfuge 8 Taka noUoe that David MeUuinen ol Prlnoe Rupert, it. C., occupation c|i*rl;. Intendi to ipply for penwhatnn t*> purehiue tha loUowing (ii��cni>eti lands: CnitiniPiictnii at a post planted iu ehalni south Inni the MHitfi weet oorner oi Lot W4, induce 40 chains eaat, theme -tu chain** north, thonoe 10 ehaina weat, then* to chaina eouth to point ol ju Word of Crew or Passengers oommooeomeot; com... ing 1 nre or iyo noru Ul *~**-w Ul �����������!!���� Poal mark.-l D. M*. 8. \\. Classified - - Advertisements VlUOOUlVVt ���hiic lain tho clasBlfled advertisement columns. On the 1 t services the modern newspaper gives the pul 11 s in her8 m t 0I, ,������,. There buyer nnd seller, employer and worker, landlord and tin. > * ��� ��� �� 0 ti,���isl wU1 reduce its mon ground. To put this modern convenience in reach of ev. lye e Qf M cent8c rate in a nominal price oi a oent a word per Insei loi . ��im,\v ti,,, ft groWi Here ii our Classified Advertising Column foi toaay. ���* nn: FIRST METHODIST rill'liril iai rWKKN I BNTRHBTa AND 2nd AVB. gervicea every Sumlay nt ll ia.in ami 7.80 p.m. Sunilny School .11 :'.'in p.m. REV. c B. SINO, ii.i). Pastor SALVATION ARMY CITADEL laai- OF 81X111 BTRBBT Sunday Servlcei 11 n. in.. :i p. m., 8 p.m. Siiaiilnv School 1.30 p. in. I'ulilia* Servleei Monday, Wedneadny, '1'lnira.ilny. Saturdn) nl . p.m. Bverybodj welcome. 'a ofi ifi ii Lost and Found Aclaiaflad advertliement aaill Introduce youi tti tho loser of tho article you've found-on i"tn'- duotton nt' iiiiituiil iinpintiiiii'i*. FOUND-Abunoh of Key. on Blnic. Apply"' tliitiiiiisl Ollli-a*. Help Wanted AUK YOU IN NBBDOF HELP? Do you wi��t to buy, or Kill, or hire, or loanl l�� ""' Optlmlit Condonted Ail. route. Smln Dlipenier Wimtoal. Apply '' "��� '"""'��� w-wi Boy Wiintoil. Apply at Optlmlit Omce. M-U Wailri'ss wiiiiIihI at Suvny Hotel. BOY WANTKD-To deliver pnrcoli nnd mnke himielf-zen Ilymoful. Wajfe. ����� month to .tart with. H. 8. Wallaco & Co. Lttl. 8U-U Help Wanted-Apply Pnntorlum. BIG VESSEL IS WRECKED Houses Wanted IIOI-SKS WANTKD-Furiii-lii*.! "I' unfumllh- ail. 2 to a roomi. If location and Price sua me I wilt rent them myielf nnd pay ronl In **��� vanco, iiiiavaiilnK. nulisiiiiK. Phonemotouay. Black 59 -Undo Jerry. *--" WANTED-Houie, i nr :. roomiand bath. fur. nlahed or unfurnlihed, al once. APP V ���>< Optlmlit Itaix X. i"*" fa.alll IIjUI-i*. In'* .. cloie in. Call .-.Vlf (el WANTED-Three, four or na nlihed. modern oonvenlcn -phone 161. Board Wanted WANTED���Boom nnd board In prlvatt X.M.. niaiiinisi Offlea, family. II lialail l.'i'. II. l'Jll l-ula. Murrli I. DAVID Mcl.l.NS'AN Bkeena Land Diatriet Dim cl il I Take notice thai I llu^-li li. UiIIimiI Prince Ilu- jicri. oceupatloa lal '. Intendi iai apply t��*a mi aa iai purcluao ih** following daaaertbed 111 I a.l* I'.aaiinnain-ina: nl n paia*l plantaM Hi"** ami one- ball milaa In an eaataorly direction from the poinl ..a. '..a..- Rlvar whan tha Lava aUko trail ba��li ami ona null' in a northerly direction fnan the laaui Ijava l.nki* trail, tbence north 90 chalna, iii.'aaaa. out n ehalni.thance eouth ni chaim thonea weal -" ehalni t*. point of eommanoamanta oontalnlna --ia1 iut.1*. Iiai.l.i. i. I'.-il. HUGH D.OILLlfl I'uli. Mar. In. Jnaia'iih Holway, a\��a*nl Vessel Not Identified I BEYOND DOUBT BRITISH Message Received From Vigo. Fire Insurance nun SPECIALTY -l'ira* Imurance, Werepre- lentalevan itrans Fin1 Iniuranee Companlei, Wa want your Bualneu, i.��- .-<���* and imall. Let ui quota you ratal. The Marl. Bealt) and Iniuranco Company, eorSnl Ave. and rultonot Wreck is at Cape Villano on IHEBriti,h Union and N�� nai Fire Iniuranee Company "f London, Enaland, with capital of $2,600,000.00. Sm ua for ratal. Tho Mack Hi-ally and Iniuranee Compan) ��� ""-if Coast of Galicio. Only Meagre Details Available as Yet. ���X, ...THE... "What Shall It Be" Question This store is prepared lo answer il ��� -..���:���-��� Tin* aicca-aiiin mny bv what it will; it ia our duty to In- ready lo .*ni|i|ily you, and we can du it too. Wiih pteuura to you be- caune of the llM of displhy; wilh profit to you because of our ability tn Mil close. When tin- if'ft <|'ii-��li"n pre- seni- lUflf let ua show you bow easily we cun match your ideaa. Heintzman Pianos EASY TERMS C. B. WARK Jeweller iS|H-i'i.il in thc Optimist) Madrid, April 29. A dispatch j11���i in from Vigo reports that a big Ki'Klish steamer the identity of which has not yet been estab- .ii Cape Real Estate Ska*a*na Lund Dintrict l>ia.lrirt nl Cotut Taka- in'iii'i ilia, iiirmi Mc.\niaur ni Vaoeouvar. II. ('.. laccupalinn ri*al a'Mala* am-nl Inli'iiil.- t������ apply (or l*< riiai.Mini tu purcloaH- lho [nlliiiaiiii: iti ,a'iil***l land.: a ,.iiaiiiii.i*i.u at a |aa*-l plaatad 10 cliain. *. i and Mi rhaiait, wtuth nl ilia- eoUthUVt a'urni I nl Un So. ITll marka.1 Ol i MrArtliurn nnrtli- ��aa.t eomar, thanea muth m riiaima, tha*na*a* a.i-i |i>]n-(l, has <_\uih* .Islmri Ml cliull.a. llia*na*a* tlurtll Hi cliaill". lila'l.ca* wwt Ml chain, to pan ail cainaini'iiaiiiii'iit, cotilaiiniii: \ illauii nil tilt' nortllWCSt COast lit ! ,'IHU acraia mon* air lc*at. ..... , , , ,., , I'..-., i M.ii.i. in. I'.'ii. tii.KNS McAitTiu it (..ilhtiii .unl li"ik> liki- Ih-i'ihiu'ih; I-ub. April ii. T. ll. Uinl. Aii.nt , .i iiii.il wreck, linn- i* i>n news tC aa.1 Itanca* 'a Lanal limlricl , Xaka. i.i.ii.t* tlnai I, J Hepburn ol KU- Ol CTCW OT paSSCngCTS. .unakalum. DeOUpaUon lariairr, inla'inl to lipplj tot iHTtniaMiili IO purcliaa*.* tin* liillaiWtlK ilitacnlaa-al lamia: t iiiiitiirin'itai; at a pari lliaiiu**! at tin* tmrllfx a ri'iil a'uliili* amli'n- a-aallllt a*l|lH.a.'ll "tai .^11 members of the Seandana- A i-Iussiliiil iiilvrrlisi'nwnl mtm. uml dou not oftm fount" In tin-' ni't rwult WANTBU-To purchiM loti In BmI Cove D|^ trict Motion 7 rn B, hi paymont down and monthly lormi. Apply l'' '* Box 890, BftM Situations Wanted A eUulftod a i'xi��trii-nci'il mun ami wifiMiNciMik nn��iiiii,'. Victoria, B.C. (If for mining purposes) (we aMm- er'n Certificate No (li) The name of the lake, stream or Bource (If unnamed, the description is) Ain Lake and Ain River, ((.) The point of diversion at or near Ain Lake. (,li The quantity of water applied for (In cubic feet i��*r Becond) 1000. Tha* character of thi* proposed works, tlum, Hume, pipe-line, power engines, plant, etc. if) The premises on which tin- water is tu In- used (describe sunn*) at or near mouth Ain Rlver,Muset Inlet (j;) The purposes for which the water is to !"��� used is for power development and mill operations. (lo [f for Irrigation, describe the land ii) In- Irrigated, giving acreage. (il if the water is to be used fcrpow- i*i- nr mining purposes, describi the place where tho water is to ba re turned to sumo natural i-lnnim-l, ami the difference in altitude between the point nf diversion and point of return At or near mouth of Ain Rlver,about IM feel below lako level (j) Area of Crown land Intended to be occupied by the proposed works.... (ki This notice was posted on the ���jiilh ilay of April, l'Jll. ami application will be made to the Commissioner on the 20th ilay of May. 1911. (I) Give tin- names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensees who or whoso landa aro lika-ly to be affected by the proposed works.either above or below the outlet. None, GEORQE TOUNG, H. Ktlensliaw, Agenl P.O. Box 286, Prince Rujiert, B.C. Note -One cubic foot per second li equivalent to :tr>. 71 minor'.- Inches. Pub. April '.ii. 1911. lw sk���-,,ii u��i i,!;i:r"M;.i;;rNii.;l'M"'' "W.��� ,..,T;,,���. notice iha I *v mtonda to npplv Ip^V^-'ttllowl I lamfii , ,���M laimaiia.l .an tin' aouth Closing Out Sale -OF- a Irnin ,i,i,. oi |.:xa*i,.,n,:.k;; r .t,. ;;;'|rurr , ���,���,, t, conlluonw with taa , ls ii,,.,,,.,. t-an ��'," ;"".''*,'" :��� ,'aj-i. thonco m chalna north, thaiwi ** ���i, ^ w llllhl, ���, 3110 acroi more or ohaina aoutht t * aa.* tmmm, ."��������'.. 7"!;i'Ts.w nnirliiii U'tyaa ��� 11)11, loaa. I'i ��� llllllaal .\|ill> J- I'nli. April ao. UENIO MACARTNEY Wall Paper ADYURTISI-: IN THE OPTIMIST MnwKu ��� '-��� ',"'u,"l" " (o.pnlj lor P.-rml ., ,... .at] lan i .lam ia. i urchaao inr. intontl ,. lollnwint aai 'i lanua. ,,i,���i,,i al ���' uthwwl zr-'t) it:>. !<*������* -,;:;:.r,.:::,":' aaiilllli north ���l eommoacomani Ica. Datnl April 8,1911. I'uli. ;\|inl 89, loniainli H WILLIAM JOHN COKI I 1 ,.( i'.'.a i lag northweal T.rana^n^ritt;',fcvj deacrl I landa: , . c :rv:'-:^t''::*<'-':i"< * I,,',,,,/'..,',,,11'.. Qate alough, thanea atong Souih aoui ��� to polnl ot commeneomont, i*""- iiiiii'iii* I"" aerea moro or lain* ""���' M 'w'llll'.i.U, Min.Vll.l.K ItlUI.KY l-ul April I Wi- need tlu* room ami will dig. continue the line, ONE-THIRD OFF This is a genuine opportunity of sl practical economy that will be ^WJWu^^tS&ISwridi^ by ihww.i .. ��� ��?TrVrm^ru%rr&W BUJ HOW . ailli buy iiuick while i,,,,,,.,, ������ ���,,. Muthlthe selection is at its best. An- liver mill aboul tour mllea| ajit-ipatt* yOUF WillltS. Look ahead. avenue Btoreoniy. in nm. di ... i lanua Comment :. !rW;��Xw This stock at our second halna aulh I Iai ��! rami 'nt.contalnlMWOMrMmowor ��. DauilAprlUI, 1811 CHAIUJffl A. \ \l QllAN Pub. April 89. i m-ini'i DWrieto/CoaJ ��'���"!.���-��������� I hat 1, I rmik Hmn w I on E* mail merchant, Inlaw '���' apply ...*i lu purchii-i* Ilu* lull.aaa in*; iliMTilnl , ,, ,i i,|iiiii.a.l iiii tin* aouia a.,i. , Kaehuinallo) llmr uml ui"am lour mika (rami lu mutliii'tira* ��hh Iha Skeena River, , iii ,*. i. Ihenee N ehaina nortn, an.un. ru**!. tbaaea anuth 89 chalna ���a tmiiii nl commencement, containing 640 acree Dlled April 81,1911. IIIWK lllt'Ks nil., tprll ^'i. , i and l'a trict- Diatrict of Ooeal ilanae.'. Coaal Dlatriel a a notloe thai Wm. Leal fBepperton, U.I oeeui :iia -ii ii.a\.*iiiiiii-ni tliiutil. mil naa i.. appl) a.-i.an to purchaaa thc foltowtna ilcacnh- Commencins at ��� poal pliiiit.*.! H chalna ml .anil l.'i' .'iinir- ..mill ..I tin* iv.'-i eorner af I"! N". '.a-..;i.idiatrict, markeil Wm. Italia, N.V corner, thaaico aouth40chaini thanca enat -���ti..nn-. tbence north I"chalna, Ihenn > chaine to pun of eommtneamant, tstninininar -s.-n .i.-i. iii..t.*,.j WM. I.KSI.IK T. D. Ultal. Ak-a-llt D-it.il March 19th, I'll Pub, April 89th, ISU McRae Bros. Limited Everything for the Offlo When You Think ol Rial Estate THINK OF US Mr. Non-Resident: aVktaaana Und llutrlcl -Diatrict ol Coiafl Itar.Ra. *a C,n'*i ajtlll*!' Taike n.iue.* thaal Al,*ian!,r ll.aal.ua ol Vancou- yjK' �� ****'���*��� 96-96 vi*r. H. C, uccu|iaiiun MlpHtlft Ifltwdl to ��i>(il> (or i lan.l (ur iwrmi-wiun to purctuw thr 1u11'>*uik ileacrm^l nib: umnwncmK at a |K��ii |ilatito cliain* mutli ' from ih* wuth ��i*M crm-r ul l^it JUtiJ. I'mi inarkfvl A II., N. W, Ormr, thuncv :iu rh��tn�� 1 aouth. IhriMf (0 etiain* MM, UlMM '--ii ctt*in* north. Uwan >t' dhalM tm*% to iwtnt of com- I mrnwitri'i. coT>t*iuirig -'OO arrv. nmrn or l< *���. ! Datnl l.t. l.i, lull. Ai.l. \ Wiif,it UK.M'ON j I'ub. March 1. nhwm Land Dtatrb \ n -trict nf Ca*��m.- I Takrn-.tm* tlmi I An ltt-w Cummlngl of Van- rflouwr, in . ������.'���ui'.i' :.-inlt in a|i|iU mtaakm ta purelwM tin* f"llowmK��Ieacrili- . ���d lu || Ofnmmrlni! at a t*1*** l*ltntp<| thnt* ��n chaos theaca a-aa.t .0 ehalaa, u.entT* north 'Jn .. chain .mt .rf oammeiica**iia*ni an.l conleinim: UmbtO llinilll^ll Illf lllltlllllll "I DumTl CHRISTIAN A.TKRVO I'rfiiiin Mrllriilt- will pifMiil .ill address to King George assiiri .. * |. atrial of Caaalai t ��� , . i..���j, .i ..a i rtnea ""ll "I i a cliai*i*iiii*ii advartlaament. iMndatently prinied. \ will Mil miyttilliK uf value. HouaehoM Oooda. Rooma to be let Apply Mra. Kvjen, 7th Avt, nn.l Taylor St. near Summit, '.i'i HELGEUSON BLOCK O. M. Helgerson, Ltd. (Special to iln-t Iptimist) Victoria, April 20. British Col ilu- ��� keetpvr. tnie-a i. ., . rehaau the lolkaaelni "' ****' Province I" tl iswcmng loyalty in the Crown. Tlii- was ilu- achievement .11- lainctl li\ a large and enthusiastic Watch the Window C. H ORME Tht I'tnnrer thugght PHONE : ; ; 82 COAL NOTICI ' nnd ono- { > tinn fi tht un Nm i -. t., tin- , \ *��� , i meeting "i int' citizens <>i \ ictoria hnlMi iiiii "it \ i . ��� nf oummoneonwnt. I"''f, 1,lM niglll, .\ ir-t'lutloii was lat I I \ I 11 * I 1 n.i.i.;. johnmcdonald passed tli.it Premier MrHrulf l��t* requested \** sign ilu- address on k'+ni Ijii'I 1 >.��tnrt ���DbtfM ��1 CoMt IUmt��* V Tako n-nin- ti>ai Jipk Uodtort ��.! K.-mhi-y. Vorbhin, Kngtand, ooNpntlon ovor-lookor, to- rr,*,.iv,il w\th mt Tin a! nam to >p|il) for |��.rmi��ion to purehret tite IM,IU" ^���������' CnUlUSiasm followini dwtnbod li Commeneini ri *, tn*A itlnntod m ��� polnl n tin* ���nnttriy boundary <��f tlmbor llmll mSB n_& In th��* tMthorly limit uf lot t'v\ lUnm* U Cout iin'niM, om ��� itta Intnrwct, alunu '��� Ibnil of lot and Ilu' projection ihon I ifl I t-i.-rly .1, ctiun n i*Hiy lib i <���! limber ��� :,.*riy dlrtiUon aiunit I ,*Ti;i 11 ehalm \% tt*. ..- llmll <��( limber llmll 36774, ttipncr i'i ,i enteriy alreetlon aiunn tlw la.��t mi*n- limil W ehainn mon nr ;< - to thi- euterly llmll of umix-T llmll ��� m a northerly 'iir����v��>ti ii ehalne more <l Prinee . U. f ., .Trupalinn BpiMttfe Inlend to ' t permlalon t���� punmee th** fniinwinn tie erlbed lantod at tin* nnrth Ud 17a', iiin.*- ���*. Coaii Ulnrlei ��� ��� north 2a chaini" north 20 ehalni . ihenee inulfa r. shell p tn ��� Oeted \i*i.i v. mil ( |.\ha MAY UTTUE I'lll.. Kprll 1 a I behalf of thf Province, and was Change of Air for Her I detained for a day or two by the polite because bIic has been queer, Mrs, Nellie Cass lias now been examined by Dr. Reddie and Dr. {',a\v and found mentally deranged. She will probably be sent below, Mrs. Cass saw some of tin- rough and tumble daj h <>i tlie Klondike boom, and lias siil- fen-d a lot since. (town Chorl'At* Inler.dt Ur.'l DMlM -DtaUM - _. . Si��*na **m ****** that 1. Ibbb Mrl^l ���l v.* ��� ��� aeaaaauea braatot, man ,., _���*, ,,., tv__mm WihSu.^^'*1">'1l-"..l��.imniH(,.M'������.,n, ' -l * * - A Una) I.I ������ l��� .,���, ,| , ������������ ,������,,. B lata! ���.|���. , ,.���. I.|,|,.��� . |���.,���,|,.r ���| |ter1.n aimlv llll �� aeeertbed ROCK PLAYED HAVOC SmaRhetl Uncle Jerry's Money to Loan '���^m*** m__0. "" .-���'--���->���_ A ele ��� Ifiod id ei I en ��� 11 trill Und you tin* mo ay with winch t<>put your i>)<"i Intoeffiot Laundry l.ii.i* eurtalm laudrted t��y hand. rataoe Phone 8ot< lleaeonabh IS-wl S. O. E. B. S. Till* I'lll Ul I l.a.lk'l'. NO. M��. Saitl. ���f Bnaland. nwata the Aral ami third ruaadaya in aaen month In tin* Carp, ntin Hull, al * ia m I. v. i I.AUK. See., P. ii. it.,v mj. Prince i i. .1 Municipal Notice Si uinl tandan ml.In Md t*i tha t'ity Clark, aaill be 'ml -ni till > o'chiek i>.m. Mta Ith, MU, for the eupply and delivery "f a"*1 Oadar Pili*.. B| limn.ana. uinl fa ma ..f ti'liilil to In* iilitajiia'il from the City Clark. Tandan nni.t la.* aeeom. lnuiiiil liv u ri'ililii.l ilit-nii*. nr i'.'1-h. fur 2 pn a flit, aaf tin- follll |aril'l* I * MCl'ml. WM M. HAVI8. BRNB8T A. WOODS :ij-!"i City Ktiu-lnirr City Clerk W2&Z(JLfm u_m___________________\ SOME CHOICE Investments A. fine double corner���Lots 16 and 17. block 1. section 1, 97,900. easy terms. An excellent residential lol Lot 26, Hwk '*���-. section to 17. block 60, section 8. |200 each. A Sril Avenue lot $1,975. 6th Avenue l"ts. good ones, as low as 1150. A few Hats, houses and cabins to rent. Fire. Life and Plate Glass Insurance. W'ritf ua ra-i��iirtliii|{ yuur I'rint-o Rupert holding*. Wa* will ha* pleased ni .all Umoi in keep you |aaas|,*,| M li> Ilia* Ka-'llly llliirk.-l llaTa-. Why nail liiiva- ua I.M>k nft.-r y��ur Important property ? tWrnVX -~i>*vyn ���S//OJ-T our ncw Real Estate on Easy Terms ra". iaa, itaa"i!r* .<��aal, ain ,t..a.. .. w��. " a nffii a - aula i', enalna mme air u-m, |1,000 Cash will handle a lot on Second Ave., below grade, Price $25110. |886 Caah buya lot 0, block 19, lection ii, tm (ith Ave, Balance In ii. 12, if, '21. 80 and 88 months. Fine! *''"" Caah tnki's n tun* level double cor. on 8th Ave., section 7. Price 11060. NewWindo This Morning We oflfer four loU In block 18. section 7. on Ambrose Ave., for I486 each. . , The lots era fronting on the new rood- 1 sl wuy, nnd can bc bought on good terms. For Kenl Stores and up-to-date apartment in Vvc vc just received "Queen Quality" styles for Spring and they re beauties. Wc did not believe such footwear possible at the ���price. Thc makers have outdone themselves. Smart, snappy styles with plenty of comfort and service���just what you have been looking for. You'll buy here eventually. Why not to-day? Scott, Froude & Co. ���.-*"^ One of thc windows in l iitlt on Second J city's avi-nilti new w.is Mi. Kim m.,." ,-"\__- -���"���"��; eamuhtaawlaaiw Of Ir... ���,���,������ ... ^ribir,*h' ch- i!",N -"i-yi'i*', ^''~..��Tn.^','"^;:.''^^ I';*--'���������������'" .hUhivucrcd iml.tv hy a rock flui ib !,'"��� 1"!i!'lim',"","','" ���">�� ������n-cn-.i ��n lot "!' , ����'r��.tn*in" r, - 28 unit 110, hi.irk !M, '.rd AVQ. ijts-* t*0* r\ THIRD AVE. m^m_��z&i: *l\'*A o��� ^B.wk,z 1 gs&TOaSraaaf Qi,.��, Oartaue kka^Uaii u*���*.-i>__n��� M i:."!rV""r " V.l.llt.N a, ni.iwiuai '"<"* ' ���aail.laa.il, Ajaatit I liitll.ll I mi by .1 shot mi s. P. McMordie to usual, the little imp ,. Irnrm Land*. Farm landa along the line nf ths 0 ny. Wc muke n specialty Lakelse nml llulkley AND Lin INSIIIIANCK. SSt^J*m\m7m_mS ��, **'*.ii*. H-��* *M M J^ITm *i*' TlZT. 3 K SSft ��SK|" u, ''':" T w,,,,1"w P����1W SI'lH"!;'-���*��� ********* ^,V^^^'k2?^!^���S\, th��BtrtWnBde9,S��* Fortunate-11., ��� rr n _.. , ES" u.fwe SaH?^ %tk^liiS!z^ i;,s,,n���,,' The S!f��affe5y & Glbbons1 I "i i Know tli.u. I r��.,i E,lale and lntl /ance . Third Aye The first hoat for Hazelton Take the fast light-draught Steamer "Inlander" Sat., Apr. 29 WESTENHAVER BROS. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B n B B B B B B B B ! B B B B B B B B B B B B I! B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I'. Ml* \ >. , Near lananuel Place $l��;l. 'a Down on a f:il*r> lnt near BmI Cov.*, splendid investment well Infilled. Cor. Mia An, and lananuel Place $.*iiiil I'nah liuiidlenthiatloul.il* corner. The Cold Stor age I'i..nt hns made eiarner one nf the tu->t luiya In town, as an in- vestment it in gilt- iiltf.-. nml $100 below market, J'.hki. Owner Maul II ���> ��� Money iA*l fiii.li bit on fith Ave.. rec. tt. Owner has re- quested us to sell. We will moke terma to suit puithoaer, Lot level .mil uu seWOT and wat a-r. A snap $1MK). Near '.ah A**. aadCraal Place t'MM Cash himilles one of the laa-st huys in the city, riuht on tin- hill where nearly nil nf the best residences hnve been limit, ii pretty site and vsrj cheap, IllOO. Una.. .I.��� I 1-2 Story I ;a-11 liiinalles ii pra*tly ���: room nml t.nth lltinu- OlOW, umilistructililc view, close in, one nf the most tlesirnhle res nlinces in the citv. inn, ��� '" ���!> H. ni Buiine.t Quarter. IVr Month will rent S building Ux40 near Brd and tith sts., suitable for warehouse, carpenter shop, plumbing or tinsmith. BRTIOM 8- Level hats. We have a itikmI list to select from, u especially tine nna's thn' are un- da*r the market. ROOM! Ktm RKNT~7th and Taylor. $20 per month will rent four rooms. L'imhI view. Jlnai Ki b Law-Butler Co. B B Heal Kstnte and Insurance Thinl Ave. B B HAZELTON "INLANDER" SATURDAY, APRIL ��� 29th, - 1911 11. H. ROCHESTER, Agm, LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL FOR SALE 1 Ha~ltallAlla.ua, 12 toel Inns: Wall rn..* anal , launler, .lialr.. nard tahlca. rlr '������������ni.. ti,..������ttit Ibrqeisi ��ale. ASPU M. F. ROSS. I laifaa*.. llaLrl I'nail ll' ��� Thlnl Aainiii* Prince Rupert Advertise in THE OPTIMIST