THE    LEADER
Leith Bros. Hardware
--------— Headquarters For------------
General Hardware, McClary Stoves and Ranges, Enamel ware and Crockery, Builders* Supplies, Camp Supplies and Lodging Tools, Tents, Guns, Rifles & Ammunition.
TRAPS    -
See our special display of odd linos in Household Goods. The Prices will interest you.
A. LEITH.
Phone 23H.
J. LEETH.
AROUND THE CITY
' Fov    Sale—'Flowering
I'. S. Bonhey, district forester, left iasL week for Victoria to attend the annual meeting of district foresters.
Born—To the wife of William Colder, a daughter, at Mrs. Me-dreary's Nursing1 Home on Friday, Fob. 24th.
Tlic annual meethiy of the Prince George Liberal Association will bo held in the 1.0.0.1*'. hall on Friday. March 10th.
The Choral Society is now holding practices for "TheCrucifixion" which Ihe^v. will   present   to  the   public    on
The   St.   iVmlrev's   &   Caledonian Society will holcKtheir regular niontb-[iy-meeting this evening' tit S o'clock I in the- cit'v hall.               \
Plant*      and
-   bulbs   al   reasonable   prices.     No-hle.'s GrediiliQ'use, Central, Phone 31X
ror  Sale—live-room     House.     largo
rooms. Come and '.rat it '|iiick. v/iiil'e the snow is on; wi'J move eas-ilv.     See Claxton, Centra').         in.'i.tf
FOR  RENT.
For   Kent—Two-roomed   house,
in,   well   finished.     'Apply Moran,   Connaugiit   Hotel.
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Fr-,,nd—Bay   Pony   wilh   wliiin   st.-»>-. Owner may  have same by paying for feed and this ad.    Apply Charles Kinv.ley,   Box  45,  Beav'crly  Creek.
mo,.'.Up
PERSONAL.
^Opening Announcement The Crescent Ladies' Wear Shop
Will. ojipii for business on THURSDAY, MARCH <t i i)±-\ on Third Avenue, next I.O.O.K. 11 all
'•"With a Complete Line of Ladies' Wear. !>rv Goods and Novelties. We arc in-st.alling an up?to-rlnte model hemstitch-'1 ing and pique edging machine.
MRS. J. A. BOWLES & MISS WINNIE NEHRING
CITY AUCTION ROOMS
ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNITURE,   ETC.,   FARM   IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY Bought for Ca.h and Sold on Coininis-•ion.     Goods  Stored  and   Exchanged!. Auction  Sale*  of  every   detcription   arranged.      Private   sale*   daily.
m          Auctioneer
P. J. MORAN,
Open from 3 to 6 p.m. NEXT REX THEATRE.
¦   Phcme 4!F. PRINCE GEORGE,  B.C.
Take an ICE CREAM BRIOK Home With You
A Parent-Teachers' Assofc-uition .¦ ,:s formed in South Fort Georjj^ last evening'. Full particulars \v:!i jtppcnr in  next peek's Leader.   .
A whist drive, entertainment :u;<i supper will be li.okl on tin* evening' ot" Si. Patrick's day>in the Oddfellows' ball, under the auspices of the Catlr oiic  church.
F, McKerns lias joined the staff of Baird's.-'   Mr. McKerns was  for   fivi years manager "of :t mercantile ^company in Hong; Koiig\    lie is also   an j export window dresser and show card | writer.
Marry   if   Lonely—-For   Results,    Try
me;    best    and     most    successful!
•Homo Makers;" hundreds rich wish j larriajre; strictly confidential; most pliable;  years   experience;    descvip-
lions free.      "The Successful Club,";
Mrs.     Nash,     Box     550,     Oakland.:
We  Biiy^and  Sell    RiPes,   Tools    and !
Ch..thi;<.\   The    Workers'    Store.i ext  io  WincTSflrllotel.              niS.lf.
Province of  Brilish^Coli'inbia. Department  of   Laiids.
The month of March put on the reverse Ivnidish and cimie in like a lamb instead of like a lion. The residents had r.v objection, as'it war just the? change they were lookinp for.                                        •   .
THEY'RE FIXE! WE ARE STAirnXCi OUR ICE CREAM BUSINESS ON SAT UKDAY.    Get your first dish from;us:
The Palm Grocery and Confectionery
".   55B.     "         THIRD AVENUE.                      PHONE-55E.
Quality  and   Service  Our  Standard. .    UVERY   TO  ALL   PARTS OF THE CITY.
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Walter Rndeck, a resident of this city and district for several year.-: and a highly esteemed citizen, left last. Tuesday for New York to joiii | Mrs-. RiirlecU and family who left for !:tho enst several months ago.
The regular meeting" of the G.W. '.".A. will !><> held in the club rooms ¦ u Mpi i .y next •'«.t S p.m.   A full at
unclunee of comrades is requested. All comrades wishing a copy of The
Veteran mav obtain same at the club
Ladies'  Wear Shop
Gowns
Waists
Underwear
Hosiery
Lingerie
Children'? Wear
Mary B. Cunningham
George Street
the Connaught  Hotel
Prince George, B.C.
A P.'ilniv i)|' Com Tort.
All sunny out ¦iiilo rooms.' .  \<» Bar —No Hm>y,i>.
Steam Heated, Electric  Lighted,
Hot "»nd Gold Shower Baths and
Up to Date Throughout.
Rooms, 50c, 75s, $1.03
Special iiiiten to permaiieiii
 .       '.-,          gllUSt-S.
P. J. Moran,
 Manager
 L
 egular monthly meeting of  os'' Aid of Knox Presbyterian li.urcii will he held at the home of .Mrs.'Abbott, Millar Section, on Wednesday, 8th inst.-, at 'A p.m. sharp. Members are reciuested to be on time and to return all  finished sewing.
Some splendid boxing was seen at the Country Club Gym last evening wjieri Turn CoVless'arid Henry Bailey Dick Corless and P. Birden, Bill Hess
and Charlie  ilou'^htaliii jrlbviis.    Each bout was
 donned the  whirlwind.
ttu'i) McDonald and Bert Hughes also boxed several fast rounds.
11. (!. Perryi M.l'-A., received word-yesterday that he was unanimously appointed   to the   board of directors
iof tlie Royal Agricultural & Industrial Society of .British' Columbia for
;'lt>22. This-society holds the provincial   exhibition   in   New  Westminster
;; every year.
T. A. GRIFFITH
Wholesale and Retail Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes
Third Avenue Billiard Hall
The -'Prince George Troop of Boy Scouts and Wolf Cub's thank all who contributed to make their concert so successful,, and also to thank those who thronged the theatre and showed their appreciation of the boys' ','f-, forts by continuous applause and [encouragement'.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Representing Sound Companies—British Traders, establiched 3R(?ij;
British Cro^-n, Assets $96,000,000; Patriotic Assurance Company,
oatablished 1824. UFE ASSURANCE.
Diatrict agents for MONARCH  LIFE.    "Protect Your Family." REAL ESTATE. We have the largest listings in nil -parts of the city.    Representing
the G.T.P. Development Co., Ltd.,.and the Millar Addition. RENTS COLLECTED. Careful attention given eo rentals. STEAMSHIP TICKETS. Canadian Pacific Ocean Services.   White Star Line.               »
H. G. PERRY & CO.
¦'       Agents for'CORONA Typewirtcrt.                  ¦    •
y-y ¦            Prompt, ReliabU, Careful Service.
The annual Easter bazaar hiicI sale of iiomci cookinp. by the Indies of Knox Presbyterian church will be held on Saturday, April 8th, at J-i p. :n. in the llitts-Kifer hall. Last year this buztwu' was a (jreat success, a'nd the Ift/lies.promise that tht^forthconi-iny; one %\ill be even' better,
The   Board   of   Trade   will- hold   a ..meeting jn the city hall on Tuesday, j7l.'u inst., at  8 p.m.    The purpose of j the'meutiiig is the .selection of a delegate  to  attend  the annual  convention   oi'   the   Associated   Fioards     ot! ]Tra<U> of lhu province to he held    in Victoria .March 29th to 31st.    A full attendance of members ih requested.
Classified Advertising
FOR SALE.
For   Sale—Now  is the   lime  to  order
your flowers and vegetables for | spring planing.'. Noble's Green-Ihouse,  Central. Phone  31X.   .   f24,tf
For   Sale'—Three-room   Callage   with
three hits, water, light] centrally located; a snap for $1000. i'eriris anar.j;ed.    II.'G. Perry & Co.    ni3,t.f
The Leader for Good Job Printing
 (new)
[For  Sale—Five-r,oom  Collage
on   four  lots, ,in   good •.rosi
;-etion; good woodshed;  $1000 cash
jjijvndles this deal; balance arranged.
ili. G. Perry & ,Co.                     m:j)tf
EXAMINATION    FOR   TfJE   POSITION OF ASSISTANT FOREST x
RANGER. Object.
; his-' examinations are for t!u* purpose of filling present" vacancies .mi t'> enable candidates to qualify for-future vacancies and increases in -I ail". Assistant   Forest  Rangers.
Assistant Forest Hangers are oni-i'loyed during tin* i\w season (May to September inclusive) <.'f each year md thi.- period is extt'iuled where possible by work on improyenients iueh as trails, etc. Re-appointment is made each year as long as satisfactory service is given. Promotion to die permanent stafT ;s made by merit ,ti(i examimition as occasion offers. The salary is ?100 i#r montli the first, yoii'r and. $1 10 per month the second I year, and $1:20 the third .year. Travelling expenses arc also paid.             i i^uauncatior.B • i or   Landiaatci.
Cai'uHdates   must   be   British  sub- [ jects resident in British Columbia for j it least on.* J»^r. of good character, .,'ood   physif'^f condition     and     wit'.i woods exper"lteicu.
They should have experience in fire fi'jjhtjiig*. possess the nbiliiy to organize work and handle men, ni.ul have kii,o.wlr<]gc of the Forest Act.
The exarninations are ' partlywrit ten, partly oral, and arc designed to test the caii/lidates' ability along tli.-> above lines. All statements made by iil)plicant.« as to experience, etluca-:ion siild fitness arc subject to verification by the examining board.   .
Prefcronce   is   given    to    returned soldier* with  the necessary qualifications.                      . ! he  Examinations.
The examinations will be held" vt the places find on the dates nanin I i'telow. r.'Each intending candidate should apply to the District Forester. ¦jf h.is district for application form-and for information regarding the* hour of the    exammation    and    the
The Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian Church will hold their Easter Bazaar and sale of Home Cooking in the Ritts-Kifer Hall on Saturday April 8 at 3 P. M.
Ffl\R EFORM    QUALITY   SUITS
Shipment of
SUITS
JUST ARRIVED
$42.50
Dark Grey Worsted.*.
A. M. PATTERSON
"IF   ITS  MEN'S WEAR,  WE HAVE  IT."
Auto Oarage Plumbing
Steam j jhI I lot Water IIeat-inii- Sheet-Metal Work.
building in which it will be hold. Application forms should, in each case, be fille.fi out and mailed to the District Forester iti'time to reach him at least two days before thu examination.
Apply to District
Warn Air Furnaces
R< j tail's fjf.all kinds.
Hari ar-Gross Ltd.
THIRD AVENUE.
JMioi c !)¦!, 1 long, 1 short.
P.O. Box .'{8.
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Nelson
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G. R. NADKX. Deputy Minister of Lan Is
Notice
1 wish to infor mthe bupiic that I have opened a SHOE REPAIR. ING SHOP on George Street at the corner of Second Avenue.
Tw«nty   years'   experience   «•-surf:»  <irst-clais   work.
L. SCHIBIG,
Cor. Second Ave. and George St. Opposite Empress Hotel.
Wm. Bexosr & Co.
IRIS CEYLON TEA
2 1-2 Lbs.
$2.10
ROYAL    CITY    PORK    AND    f
BEANS,   individual   size         j
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Per Dozen                 !
SHOE    AND   HARNESS   REPAIRS Our   Specialty.
NOR   HERN HARNESS AND
SUPPLY CQ. Phone 2 f.i;                     Third Avanu*.
ANDERSEN'S
LU1SER YARD
Itougli Hiiil KjiiisIuhI Lumber.
Monhii.ug, Shingles, Doors,
Windows',   Brick,   CVmerit,
TiiIRD AVENUE.
P.O. Jinx 11, I Mi i)7k; 55, 2 rings
FRESH MEATS
Alto Fall Line of
Hams Poultry
New L^tid Eggs Fish & Oysters
Golder and
Wieland
Telephone-60
George Street
Quality    ~~~
Service
Remember
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Corner George and Third Phone 18
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You (In ,,ol, havo  to days  IiiUm;  to  have
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 p  Vt*pn.ii*«Ml tit. !i6*
 SHOE
 few  Iumi
Next Royal Hotel . TelegrVtph    floe.
CORLESS, LTD.
FUNERAL   DIRECTORS
AND  EMBALMERS.
^lotor Ambulance in
Connection.
Agents  for   Monuments, and
 Tombstones.'  Telephone  97A.
E, W.
K: X
Gr.du.tt Canadian  CoIWe "• Chiropractic
COR. DOMINION n'nii N*NTl?'
A. Wimbles
•    District Atfeiit
Mannfacturer-s Life
Hotnry r»™ Inner of Man ia.ie