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¦ X public meeting of the Conservative Association will be held in'the 'Burch Hall on Hamilton Avenue on Tuesday   evening   next at   8   o'clock.
^.Important biisinclis will be discussed,
ANUJcfc of over a hundred' sheep from Old Cariboo arrived here, this week for iVli\ Enomark of the. 13. 0. Market.               s.       •
Mrs.' llcginali'l c'1. Tlamlali, who was recently called to the death-bed of her mother, returned here this week. Mrs". Randall was unable .to reafch^ her mother   lief ore her  death.               X
A meeting of the charter members of the Northern Interior Club will he held in the. club premises over the Li rill, on Hamilton Avenue, next those Who have signeh the ' charter membership .roil will  please attend.
In the second match of the series--for the Montgomery- football ^hield, played bore last Sunday, tjou'th Fort George won with a jjcOre. of three goa-s tn two. jJtfCh teams played a good ganie^antl tho spectators •thoroughly enjoyed the game./'.
!\k:' Anthony VVedgis,. one/'of South _^-For'.t George's live wires,. ffiis week opened to the public his splendidly appointed rooming house, the' Palace,.off Fourth street; Jhe palace is one of the largest .and most modern rooming^ houses in the city. "The high ceilings and elaborate furnishings hiake this new rooming house a most desirable place of abode. The size of the built'-ing is 30xlUU feet, and it contains 24 rooms.
The first bowling alley in South Fort George, and the "first one in the Fort George district, was opened this week at the Bon Ton shooting gallery and1 bowling alleys, on Third street by Messrs. Jorgensen and Roy. The new alley is a Brunswick-Balk of standard size and adjustable. At present only two alleys are in operation, but Jorgefisen states that he will hav^lwo more alleys in readiness shortly. The afternoons./of Tuesdays^apfl Fridays, between the hours ol-^/and 5, are reserved for fa'dies.-"'
Mr. Neiljaethiagf one of   the organisers  of-'-'tHer^Pfince George Townsite Syndicate, y*dii<:h   purchased.:.a.  large property   in    the    Prince "Georg^townsifes, arrived here yester-the steamer B.C. Express.   Mr. ¦fething>stales   that  the sale  of  the r'G. TnKvtowhsite was an extraordinary" ^-succesVfrbm every point of viewV Mr. IXs <J.  MurdofL. an  associate  of  Mr.
ton within, the next faw days, apdit is possible that both these "gentlemen will reside here in the near future in order that they -can look after their large interests'in thi^vsection.of the province.
The.-f.ad news was received- here this week of the death in Vancouver of Mr. Charles M. Brown, father of Charles and Mejville Brown, "of this city. Mr.. Brown expired in the Vancouver Hotel on Monday last after a short illness. Particularly distressing is the news owing to the fact that Mr. Brown, who was hot-well during his recent visit to his sons here, had survived the'hard trip down the Cariboo road, and was on the way to California for- the winter, accompanied by-Mrs; Brown and his son, Mr. Charles Brown, of thjs-^city. To the surviving members of his family,, iii'common with alk their friends here, we olTer our sincere sympathy.
The" Art lylilnnery, lately moved into new quarters" oh Hamilton Av-einie,. have o(n display a new line of fall find wintir hats and ladies fancy goods. The hvdifes of our town and neighboring town .should riot fa.il to call and inspect this new "and'u.p.-tfc>-date store.   ~ ¦     ..'.     .       '.'   -
W ANT A D V ERTIS MENTS
T-r-Dinmond   prescent   pin   set   in Platlniun.  A re^'.a't^i ofl'iOO will be
paid   for      JTiLCoyjepyj__!io_iLue^Jtipjns
asked.   Address I3ox'B.,  Herald. ,
STEXOGRAPH El}—Male, d'eshes position with mercantile housed, or any business looking for stenographer ,;and general ollice man.  Apply Box
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LANUV;KOR SAliK—ti.r»S acres for sale iwi'lvc miles south -of Fort George on maiii wagon road, cither q.s one ^ tract, • or two. tracts, or^.four tracts! A fine creek runs across the N'.K.comer. On each^iuarter are twenty acres ready for cultivation,
¦ and the halaiice very easily cleared only  small      scattered     trees and
a snap" considering' how la'nd is selling—apply to owner, H. rt. Hnu-na. 302-3 Holden Building. Vancouver, 13. C.    .            -            -'   ,;
Those who have been unable te consult
DR. ORNER
THE SIGHT SPECIALIST
will have an opportunity of doing" so next Wednesday and Thursday at the Fort George Drug1 Co.
 We have buyers for -your lots. Telegraph or ..write Immediatelyif^ou wish to
buy or sell. ,¦-'        ¦    . We are the pioneer Prince  George specialists.
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M. C. BVKR
"Honest Prince   Ceargtr«Htlsh  Columbia
FORT GEORGE DRUG CO.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
We Rave just received as fine -a   line   of   HAIR. BRUSHES as is carried in any store in any city.
P. BURNS & CO. Ltd.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Kinds of
teats .
Butter, Cheese, Eggs;
Highest Prices Paid,
 DELIVERED  TO ALL f\RTS OF CITY.
Fort George and South
Phone 36
tuth Jort George
or Hides and Live Stock
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SON and FINLAYSON
RY  WOOD  FOR  SALE
All lengths/delivered to any part of the city.
Stopping Place.—We also have stable room for 60 heai'pf
horses, and provide meals and beds on the first stopping-0lace out of town.                                                    ' /<^
Phone us .for accommodation or for your wood order. Call No. 17; Three Rings.  -
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GE0RGE DISTRICT NECHACO VALLEY
Carefully selected land at reasonable prices and on long i&rmsv We own eyery acre we offer for sale, and can give guaranteed title.
—R. R. WALKER, Resident Agent of' the North Coast Land^jpo,, Ltd^   . - South Fort George, B.C.
North Coast Land Co. Ltd.
General .Offices: 619 to 824 Metropolitan Bldg., Vanconver,B.C
y   liondon Office: -6 Old Jewry. PAID-UP CAPITAL,         --        -        -        $1,500,000.    ,
?20 per acre, one thin;'easily balance i ;onortwo anil- three  ycat^.. This" is
We have a number of choice tracts of Farmfng Land in the rich Ne^chacq, Valley that are worth care=ful attention by the F^arrner or Investor.
Lot 842, located some 12 miles west of the Mud River and having over biVmile of vvateivf rontage on the Ne-chacp River.   Jtadioin
Trunk Pae'ifi'l on which they are to build a station and yards." Thisiproperty is Crown Granted and can be purchased at $25.00 an acre on good-terms*
VVjthinone and one-half miles of the town of South Fort George we have three five-acre tracts of Garden Land which we can offer for a few days at from $125j00 an acre on easy; payments. The soil is river bottom deposit. Blocks of Land from 10,000 Acres Up for Colonization Purposes.7 Particalars '    ,                 and Information From.                             /,
The Northern Development r      Company, Limited   fff
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Special on Baking Powder.
Price's Baking Powder, 51b $2.50
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Cow Brand Soda      -      -      . 15
Silver Gloss Starch   -      -'     .15
Celluloid Starch        -      -   ' .15
St. James' Tea, 11b -      -
Tetiey's Tea, 1 lb and 3 lb
tins, per lb - -"- - 45c Kippered Herring - - .25 Lobsters      -       -      -    -      .SO
Yeast Cakes (Royal) All kinds of spices -Grape Nuts PostTostiea      -      .' Buckwheat Flour, id ||., Canned beanB and pens Van Houton's Cocoa Brown Beans'   ~-Lima Beans        .   ; ,. ' Upton's Tea, half lb Christie's Sodas 1
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HAMILTON AVENUE
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/MEN'S. FURNISHINGS
 FORT' GEORGE"
The lines We Carry:
 Dr. Jaeger's WoollentJoods.  W. G. & R., Regal, and Deacon Shirts. Leckie, "Beresford,   Floresheim,' Am^Holden and McCready. Shoes.   .    ,^^
Waterproof Tin Pants for Menr
Complete Lines of Sweater Coats, Sox, Mitts, etc.
Fall Shipments
If you don't, they will get stalled, at Quesnel. Navigation closes, irt a few •weeks. The quickest service is given by the
B.X.  STEAMERS
The fastest and best equipped boats running into Fort George. DON'T DELAY-SHIP NOW!
British Columbia Express Company
A^uto, Stage and Steamboat Owners.
The
Asicto Eicced Fifty Million Dollars      | 1913
erica
Tour money la safer In th« Bank than In jour bouse or in your. pocket. It it not tied up. You can get it out at any time without delay. NOTES discounted. Local and Foreign Prafts bought and sold.  COLLECTIONS made promptly.   Money Orders Issued,
FORT GEORGE BRANCH:
J, MIINRO,
Capital Paid Up: $11,560,000
 Capital Authorized:
t2S.OOO.O0O
The Royal Bank of Canada
Incorporated*1869.
-WITH WHICH IS LfNITED—
The Traders Bank of Canada
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT A GENERAL BACKING. BUSINESS THANSACTl-^____
Head Ofllce
Fort Ceorjre Branch. D. MURRA.Y. Manage
Montreal
H. W, GROSS
V                 SOUTH FORT GEORGE, B.C.
" ^ General Hardware and Sheet Meta
All kinds of,tin and sheet-Iron work aum. Camp Stoves, Hotrair f^naces, Etc.
Sole Agents Nagel-Chase Celebrated Gksojine Lightly S>st<
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AMERICAN PLAN
Corner Hamilton & Third
The liewest and most modern hotel in the northern interior
Best of w lnes^_l_i liquors arid cigar*