The Connaught .-¦Hotel" :?5-
'   Princo George, B.C. .1 I'ril.-ici1 (if ('
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Steam Hontcd, Electric   Lighted,
Hot'and Cold Shower Baths and
Up to Date Tiirpugrjiput.
Rooms, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Sponinl mips to rje'rinniient,
kJ. Mo ran,
Manager
Remember
Whenwe ropair ,vour shoes,¦ we sc-.' {hut all rip* are fixod, tu\d Imu'c   them   over     thoroughly.
Yn.'i tin nni h.ivo to/miii'li;u:k ;i I'ow ¦ I ;> ^ 1,-iter to li.ivi! ii rip fixed wlicn yo:i gci yniii1 .shops ivpair.i'd at tlu->
WIDEAWAKE SHOE SHOP
. Next Royal Hotel 0|i|). Telegraph Office
Builder aftd
General Contractor
/ ;itn experienced in building ¦¦¦.rid- construction- worlr. and Will   guarantee 'results.
AROUND THE CITY
L'pt n> supply ynvr willi    }. sonic ol' our (N.'Hfijons    ¦*¦;]
Chocolates    |
Tvio-i! or,in Dainty Jftoxos, '
FRESH CANDY           \
We carry only the bost lines'.'
Fresh Fruits. Soft Drinks
Cigars, Cigarettes.*Tobacpos
.   A Ti'inl \V ill('ini\ iii(f('.' ••¦*"-'.*;
M.' C. McKay; is building a. ?4000 •resilience on .Stratford street.
¦   W. P. Ogilvie, of this city, has been appointed  dire of the vice-presidents
¦ :f   th'e   Vancouver   Exhibition   Association.                   ¦•...„•••
The death of Elizabeth Mulligan, aged 21', occurred at Donie Creek last week.. The deceased young lady vsas a victim, of tuberculosis, The body-wax br.o.ugkt to. the city-on Saturday night's (rain. Funeral services i were conducted by Hey. Fr. Wolfe and tlie remains, interred in the city cemetery/                                  ,    • \ ¦
His Lordship Bishop Bunoz, O.M.I., will be in Prince George on Sunday, 129th   inst.,   to  administer  the  siicra-OTi'iit of confirmation..-       \_____¦
¦vv-.A cheque for .$f>0 has been, pre-1 'senterl to the city hosoital by W. P, | 7Y7.T: r.. rr^r« i.t~:. ~-. i c..;:'...... ~^^.. „...". r,
Confectionery
PImmmV 22.  1 ft Mil
Meals
.    AT GREATLY REDUCE PRICES.
Prices    NcAfly    One-half    What They Were.          ¦
We   Can   Now   Serve You   W ,-.n   r.xcellent Meal  F)fom
IP-Jl^Lil^^'i-t0-1-'. f!.n.y necessary equipment,
Ivor Giifst returned Saturday from a trip to Montreal nt\(\ eastern cities."   'Thei'L1- is—eonsidorable" unem-
¦,,  jiloymeht and  business- stagnation in i.he east,  lie states, with  not    niuch
'-¦ prospect, of. an  improvement in   the i neti.r future.    Faii1 prices are higher
-;i. in  the west than in the eastern von-\ tros, accorifing to IVIr.- Guest.
'lorn Glaze, 'G. T. P. conductor, left ion Tuesday last to visit Mrs. Glaze aNKpokane, Wash.
Alexandra Hotel
The Finest Hotel In Central B.C.
 Dining Room  i'  Rooms
European Plan' l?atfs 3Vf*»derrt.t.iiy—i
 No. 9ti'.
Prince George Hotel
First-class hotel  with' «\rery mo'ilem coiiifoit and fonven-
Pii.ll.idi.'tl and Pool: Huoin   in
Hrs .Mi'iirrs Ai.i. Train's.
TnlejVhoiie >J'ji. 9. J. H. Johnson, ' -    Proprietor
N. V. EVANS
Residence-in the Crescent Apply Golder &. VVieland.
4^eenls
Have CW~of the Best Ctiefs in     British    Cohinnbin.
OPEN   AT   ALL   HO'Jpj^ Best  Effuippod Cafe- in the City'.
Cafe
Under   Ausoices   Prince   George
programme^ starts at ission, $i.oo.
 free.
Supper Will be Served by  the   Ladies   of   Hospital   Auxiliary.  FOUR-PIECE' ORCHESTRA.
P.-%': Consta^la "Jininiy" Mclnnes is ..around a;p'aTh-, though rather weak lljfroin a long ilhvess in the city hos-f-ip\ti\] where lie uniToi^ent an opera-ifjlion for appendicitis.
;j;:. Good trout-fishinp-'is reported^-froin ftf.the lakes, surrounding .the city. Si"x^ r Mile Lake/is receiving the regular ;   spring influx of fishermen.
!_i/Geo. E. McLaughlin. has aipri[ved /iro^i Victoria where he HaS'Spent the 7 past it-vv^ months;., and will begin operations at>hjs'. sawmill at Willow r  River. . ¦           ^S^'
Chief of^Police, Sinclair has re-fvived a letter of inquiiy as "to the whereabouts of John Hume, believed tv> bo somewhere in Central BVC. He is ."i feet II inches tall, weighs about
y\t'O, has blue eyes and dark wavy hair.    Hume's wife is endeavoring to
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Special For Saturday
POT ROAST PRIME STEER
BEEF"...............................   10c.
WHOLE SHOULDERS OF
MUTTON .........;............... 17e.
We Wait For a Railway Station
BUT OUR,
AUTO STATION
IS AT YOUR SERVICE.
.GAS, OILS, AIR, TIRES,
TOOLS, ACCESSORIES.

FREE AIR ;
FOR EVERYBODY!
Our  equipment   and   stock is better than ever Come in!
LEIJflLBros. HARDWARE
STEWING MUTTON
10c
Colder & Wieland
en Act
§
Lii.'ii  Ch'ong* convicted of    haviiig1 cocaine in- ills  possession)' was fined. _ $.3SO andxfosts in the city jioljct1 court !| on AIorTday.   ,     ""               ;„
Alex. Stewart, assistant fire, chief,  Iflid out a miniature ornafiientni garden on (he vacant space just south of the fire hall.    Am nijtistic effect has been created.
, Mr. iiutt of Fort George caught a [beautiful speckled trout weighing IVi pounds in the Nechaco River on Tuesday.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
For .Sale—Eight Thousand Feet   No.
I^U'W lumber. See Ed. Hall:   m20tf
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Following Varietes:
Tabletalk Saiiv QM<
CITY OF -PRINCE GEORGE.
POUND—HERD.               .
A1J" persons usjtjg tlie City H'eril ure ijiotilied that'stock must be turned in-j tu the co^rail between ,7 am) 8 o'clock L n. t'hn morning and taken out between •r).:!0 and 0..'10 in the evening;.    Ilercl twill"not previ'jH from  being ini-if-f'oumi wandering before.or ¦ these hours.
I). G. TATE, \t%                          ;,'¦•    City Clerk.
C.   A.   BLUE   ELECTRICAL ^ MACHINERY COMPANY.
Have secured the service* of an expert saw guinmer. The tutting .a done by high-speed emery j wheels ami is accurate to. tt tliousnridtii patr of  an inch.
 Power   drill   and   lathe   if   in-; the i.-.tter is in operation.  iV3a?»-noli.H  ^I^tal   for   rebabbit-.
 -^R ordered.-
,\VitV>rtiodernf up-to-date tools  and/fhe $e'rvice» of' good mech- the company .will be in V position to turn out. work which fisr Brciu.ii:y will equal if not Surpass aiiytliini; in Central British  Columbia.   '
TAXI
Pay and Night Service
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f«;el  out of harmony' with
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things in general, think of
STEACY, who -wail relieve the ' condition that uuw thete   (ymptoms.
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Pharmacy
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FRUITS PROVISIONS
 /EW   OF   THE   FAMOUS
 VARITJES
TOM ATP KETCHJ
CHILLI SAUCE,
WORCESTER^SAUCE
TOMATO SOUP         ;
SPAGHETTI
PORK AND BEANS >PREPARED MUSTARD
PICKLES           Vi;
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BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN CURTAINS, SCRIMS, TAP-ESTRIES, CUSHION MATERIALS AND FURNITURE REPPS.
BE-SURE YOU SEE THESE>ECLORE BUYING.
James Munro, Limtie
PHONE 45.
THIRD. AVENUE.
GROCERIES
Flour, Feed and Produce.    A Full GARDEN #nd FIELD SEEDS
_Wc liniullr! only i!ic lies!.
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Special Sidney Franklin Film Also Scre^i^ihg 2rReel Comedy Entitlsid:
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Monday,   tnesday   and   Wednesaay
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