THE
WE   I SAVE  JUST  RECEIVE!?)   A   NEW  SELECTION :6f THE  ABOVE— •
ALL  UILK  AT'..........:...............$2.00
..-   ¦©         SILK-KACED   ........    » .. ¦.........   125
LISLE  THREAD '........................  70c
IN A   VARIETY  OF COLORS;     ALSO      15L.ACK      AND WHITE.     SIZES "8'jj   TO  10 K.
K&?YSER SILK GLOVES
THESE   C>OME  IN   WHITE.     GREY,     BLACK,     BLACK \Vl\VVi£   IN  WRIST  AND ELBOW  LENGTHS.
nrv  55— 1
ilies & Drake
THIRD. AVENUE.


Closes
 July 2nd
A-Weokly S'uwrtpaiiop Fi'iblishcil Every Kriiluy I   MurntiiKHtJtK ottluo, Ocui^e Sti'uul, J'riiK.'"

¦.Subscription:
Cuiiii'la anil Hrilisli I'ossos.sluiis. $-J.nu a  Year.
.  l.'iiltDil-Stales mid ['"oroigiL^fjOil Yiiar.
Tllli  IjKADKH I'l'ill.lHIIINU CoAll'ANV.   IjlJIITBli J. (i. <}Ul,V.\r, .MiiIii!«¦»Il^f.11 irctrtrn-.
PULP MILL A  CERTAINTY
Mr. Perry, M.L.A., brings- encouraging news to the people of Prince George,, and district, in that the. pulp ami paper company will, without a doubt/ establish their mill at Prince George and the officials of the company may be expected: to make an announcement to that effect when they visit the,city in August.
The cruise of the immense timber1 area' east of here is complete and is said to be satisfactory ,-to both the government and the company. All the parties hayexbeen. satisfactorily^ concluded. There remains only the advertising for sale of the; timber, which will, require the statutory jjer-
iod-of~iwo=mon ths.~i-A-prwision-lur the outlay of. a considerable sum of money,in connection with the dfev.«k jpme'nt of the
^    HAT GIVES A NOTHER DEFEAT FOR
•NIO'N GOVEURNMENT
Ottawa, June 29.—TIk\ decisive victory of 'Robert -Gardiner, candidate of the United Farmers of Alberta^in j the Medicine lint by-election was not imexfjocted here, but surprise -was i'Nprraserl over the fact that he oh-taim-cl a majority in the-urban polls. |l was generally'conceded^that the jrovernnient candidate, Col. Kelson Spencer, would find but little support ii! the rural polls, but the hope of thH [••ovcrnment supporters was^ that- he~| would'cover his loss.in the>country by the strength of his support in the
citit.1.'-.
When-early returns from the city ,,f I\leillcine...liat anonunced that a majority of-^more than 200 had been given l<f the Pr.ogre'ssive candidate it was generally conceded that the government   had. lost   another   seat.
__TJie  loss  of  another  seat   by   the
government may have the effect of hastening a general; election, but any   decision   alone  -this   line   m-ust
Remitting MotieyAyy Mail
Hvval t    the    return    of^The—prime
minister.',."                 \
—-AVTth/the  holding     of    the     bye-
esting condition of this sale.
Of particular interest to us is the
iojULcejiieiu power will probably be utilized in operating the plant and that stiffi-j cient p4\ver will be generated- to supply the- city's requirements. One of opv most pressing needs today is 1 continuous power service and this itility /will/Be supplied by the pulp company-r    '_     .
Mp/Perry's statement has reassured^ great.many people here and we may look for an. increased public-confidence in the future of our.city as a result.
CANADIANS.
In  connection  with the taking^of j the census an exchange remarks that it seems necessary to emphasize that the authorities  in  Canada    do    not Countenance     a     purely     Canadian stock.    If we are citizens at all   we j are  either  "British"  or  hyphenated madians of one description or ah-
are   compelled   by  Jaw- to ^ery   question   oirthe   list
FIT
QUALITY CLOTHES'
—¦— .L,! presented by the censusrenumerators-,
1'Jd^:^^?JMlM^2j^7^'^^W3L^J^M^ j'and the quest io"iNas/£o racial origin,
|a j which   requires  the>iHzen   to trace |Q' 1 his ancestry back as fara^-he is able ji   is unnecessary and absurd/\lMjr in-| stahco^xhere   are', in   Canada vt>4ay :<5; '¦ thuusands   of   descendants   of  those-(^Qi^p'oople who emigrated from the Pal-£2[ i atinate to  what 'is how, the    United ^   ' .States,  in    the'   sixteenth"   century. They  lived   there, for  one    himllred y<jars or more   and   then   moved  to Canada  nearly a  hi ndred and .fifty yeais ago.    The prt-sent descendants )f  these  peopie   in -Jude   many'* who fouglit in the great war, but in answering the census enujv.iv:.tof they must  set themselves, down   (if their name is that of the original paternal ancestor) as of German origin. <• The statement, although, in keeping with the law, is a lie; the only thing about ii|jj them ,tliat is German is the name and
 and  Worsteds
CEIVED   A   NEW  SHIPMENT  LATEST    REDUCK2'
PR ICED/RIGHT!
RIGHT! Sec- Our ,:,cw  SPORT
—WE. HAVE IT1
¦ILL'.'-frzrL .___—si.jft.en it has, been anglicized.
Lhe  government  Keeps  track
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h\v List 0? IVhice George Lotsjfor Sale.
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C.\NA.D1A?^NATIONAL   RAIL  INSPECTOR.
v_;C°'>'-'''¦" : >nateri*l _raade..« by j makers of Watch for v.hick thia j  nioterisl   5* Intended,' ujod   in ovr
ri;p.^rs,' r.rn) fully  guar? '.teed.
THE JEWELLED.
Prluce George!   EC. -    Edton, Alta.
J lhe racial origin of immigrants coming intoNjlie .country, from year    to year,'whicrNis quite, proper, in order chat we may khow the; percentage of speaking peopie'wk^ are  coming to live, in the Doinnion. ^liut-.Canadians vHo\have'-'been born in this.conntry be able'to state ihat raev.'-ar& n origin ami no: bo rdejuir-.'(it^eto their paternal ajiuostry" t'or   hUiuh^jdS\of-years   ba<.4t^r.^The A-hole 'erTect-i>j>he present  way   if loing things is tb^sn^courage the idt'tf chat there is an iiiUe^ndent Caiiail^ an  race.  Hyp^enatetiSshnii^kiris can never have the same rega'ixf i-oi-^Heir lationality ::s they wouKThave if lt^? ;niphasis we.re r!ac^J_u.ii-jHi!eir racial wig in and lr.urouii the f-aet«thst they in' citizens i>£>a country with.-a chaiv icter and arspiratons of :jts .v.th   fuK  power¦• to (Vhape liestiirv;          .        ..   '   '
 own and  ts    own
versatile editor
\yii the Caigary Eye-OpeneVk^a can-!ji4trfe for the    Les-i.slature \inX4he [approaching; Alberta  elections. "   Hi? ;ni;gnnces:'"When  (ho tiock strikes tor this election we sliall come: cit; lei-ing into-the limeiiglit ;t.< mi itui pendent.caniiuii'jte so Far as trend of i vhought and os  action is concerned.
........ '    ''...'. .*ail our ri> ni
i ionfor-i!)dfne;pfio.:ico. It has taken I too" nntny-years to bui'n! th;«UD ; risk losing it at- this late j>tage or ,xhc \ irame. Speaking in a general way, i however, we can frankly stjtte- that pur:suppoVrshall.be giveii to j Stewart or to any other goYernnWnt •»vr:ich may bo forhu'd. so lon^as' it shows an honest disp'.-«ition to bring i ilowh feg|slatt6ri.of beiiefitvtfi all the I people, rural and urban-alike."
f According Ui a London despatch > n^oney •.promises to . babome'' cheaper { Net havinir ariv to s'cllk wo are w-ot :.rndilyexc'ted.       c  ..;
constituency there remain five vacancies in Lhe house of commons to v-1 thy -openitrj^^uf^-run^ lii'i- .session of parliament. The ats now vacant are West York, .- Anteine. JSIanle Creek ami ,ni am;
A SAFE and convenient fotmof remitting money<by mail, not only in Canada but to any part of the world, is by Drafts issued by the Bank of Montreal, these drafts can be cashed at the local bank designated. The cost is nominal.
BANK °f MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED OVER 100 "YHARS
Capital Paid »p $22,000,000            Rest #22.000,000
Total Ataett In Exeats of $500,000,000
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THE MOTOR BOAT
"Rounder"

:                 j       SCHEDULE:       -
¦ Leave  South  Fort   George   E^very   Wednesday and Saturday at ~7 a.m.   : Arrtrc-Q*ie«Hel 3-pii              J
Leave Queinel  Every Thursday and  Sunday  at 5  a.m.    Arrive South Fort George on same day.
CHURCH  SERVICES.
"    Catholic Church;'      •
Bowser Street, Millar Section
Month of July Sundays— ',            .            .
ii.00 a.m., First Mass.
i^-lf)  a.m., Catechism".   •
lu.yu a.m., Second Mass and^JJene-liction.'.                          y/ v
Week Days—Mass at^a.m.
rirhere   v.ijUbe   no/Service  on- the inl Sunday in Juiy\
i-athcr  Crjajj/AV ojfe,  OM.L, P.P.
Prcibyterian Churdi.     . . I'.li.ifister, Rev. Win; Graham,.M.-A. ^'c, p.m., Service at Fort George. 2"p..m.,- S.S. at Fort George. "11 a.m., Service at Prince George. .,^30 p.m., S.S. at Prince George. T.oU p.m., Service Prince George.
St. Michael's Church'. '   ..
Sundays, S.30 a.m., Holy Comniun-n.                                                                                     . .. ¦
10.30, Holy Eucharist  (Siing.) 2 p.m., The Catechism and Sunday ¦fciiidergarten.
T.aU,  Evening Prayer. Weelc^ays,  a.m.,  lioly  Conmiun-M  (daily e^t^ept Mondays and Saturdays.)         ,\^         .'
Scandinavian   Luthera
seventh  avenue  and'.Quebe
Sunday Schoql at 9.30 a.m. ¦ices at 10.45" a.m.  :'.-.-»    ..'..'
.John A. Nilsen, Minister.
City of Prince George.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION;
Notice is h*ereby given that at the, i'f>21 Aiunicipa: Election, candidates xt.>r Mayor,. Aldermen, School/Trus--ees and Police Commissioners must oe the owners of property/of the required amouijt and miis^ be registered at Kanuocps foi/six' months n-c_ei.'disisr  nomination  day.
Property mvirers, to be entitled Jo {ote,, niust/bt.' registered owners or laid Agi-eemehts of Sale registered u Ka^iloops. .    '   .         ..'¦¦/,
OEM vMuincipal   Voters'  List  must oe e<mit>iled by 30th November-    -D. G,. TATE,
City  Clerk;
EUROPEAN PLAN
ELECflTIG. LIGHT     -
IND COLD  WATER TELEPHO*>E^ SERVICE
Modern  in Every  Retpect
Kate*  SO Csntt Up
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First-Clat's Cafe in  Connection ' — •.      "         •••»*.
Best   M»aU -Served
R; J:~GARVEY;^Agent ~at Prince George JOHNSTON BROS., Agents'at Quesnel.
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Heintzman & Go. Pianos
The Standard of Canada
W. J. PITMAN
Canadian NaMonal Railiuaqs
GRAND T&UNK PACIFIC
Steamer Sailing. Between Seattle, Victoria, Ocean Fajli; Swamon Biy:
Prince Rupert, Anyox, Stewart and Queen Charlotte Islands. p                                LEAVE PRINCE RUPElR^   ,                       /
For Swniis-.on I'vayV Ocean Falls, Vrahcouv>ef-, Victoria, Seattii.y-liJ.Oi midnight e\"ery Thursday,and Sunday.   ,,    '''' For Anyox, 11 p.mi evei*y"Wednesdayj   ' For'Stewart, 8.00 p.m./every Saturday. For Queeii Charlotte Island  ports, Masset,  Port/Cieiiient.s,.Hu?'Hle) Bay, 1.00 p.m.; effective June 22ml, fortnightly.^/
Southern ports, effective noon,, June 24th, fortnightly;
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE GEORGE EASTBOUND, 7.25 a.m:; Sunday,JTuesday,'Thursday. WESTBOUND,  9.0.1  p.m., Monday,  Wednesday, Saturday. For further information apply to any Agent, or G. A. McNICHOLL, Asit. General<Frei(ht and Passenger Agent, PRINCE RUPERT, B.C..
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