SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915. [FIRST ROADSHOW WILL VISIT CITY i Juvenile Bostoitians Will Shortly Play KiiKagemfiit Here—First .. liouil Show to S'isit I'riiii'i' C/eorge. . .... , simply that the money whu'h.has been expended from time to time during the progress- of the work cannot, bejhad without interest, li borrowed, it is secured by-interest bearing notes; • Another item which occasions surprise 'is working capital. liy this is meant the money which must always be: available to pay trills labor and .the'ordinary expenses of operation, and which in the very nature of "the fund cannot Jbear interest except it'be incorporated in caoitul •»!r/inc() (!';org(! AniusemuiU Coiiipany, j or be borne as a floating debt with I/i id it »«1. states Unit, hii lwi.s hooked' interest paid out of earnings1 In the .1 uvi'iiilo t*uiwt.L>ii;iuiis. i lm juvc-! eitnVJ^\V in Lne production of a public r ractions can. b<> boo capital! Without it the busi- could not be clone. We have now reached the point at which the property has been complet- w|it;liotut IVar til' Lhy resu'Lt froin'YajjP^'ss-for which the property was con-, financial standpoint, anil in biin tin- Hqstoirian's here he feels that, t.h pubijc will iipprociato I lie opportunity 'jmI, having' considered items "i\f'"of in aiti'inl these popular productions, j which may enter into the capital. jn-TheJuvenile Bostonlans lire now j vi'^tmcnt, ^aiul aj-e ready to -take'up laying aii eiigago-uifcii.t in Kdinonto lifi-i' they are i lilt,.''.and to judge , lri'ktic'is they ar<> 'having a vnry'stic-,-miI tour- in spitft of Hit* fac.t that nt^ l.iines are generally/ supposed exist in Western Camula anil else- akiiig ;i decided from their press ordinarily before thi upt-rat ion may suffice ImTI'. 'Phis rac i111i.• i• i<• for the (/binjiristid and I 11)11 l! uilile reason ihtai t-aint.istH all in l,he'i:r "teens, tliaf every single, one of their clever miinlifrs is a girl','jiot :i man or boy in (lie company. . They :ir« 'nmv in Mieir eleventh year of a' wonderfully successful li.istory. hold in k l.hi'-iir special ii-iche -of "establish(id popularity in the. theatrical'world, because, in tlie winsome at!ract iveness,/ clyver 'acting abilities. rcmarlia.bl'o''-singing voices of ibe "girljsh, but iiot/feirl-y.'-Tlie.se and the alw'av^ i/h-siwtible (fliarrii:of line wliole*roiniVyoiith. The piist two seasons li;i\-e^lmftli . til'1' b:\Sl in the c:Oiinpanyft lias brought out i> ainonn Lhe younger Mif whom mig'iiH a pop-all by lmrseir. Those mi tin- cbinpany eh several new troupers, e;i •;lar favm»f Wjlp; IliL/e H''e| . whVn» /.will d(iiil)tless ii-call Doris Cnnliefd, I'atsie Henry, Tlnmi Helien, Dixie /\Vh,iie, 11 i 11 • • < ¦ o'N'eil and Ina •.Mitchell, who have Si ways sniuit^c in vvijiiiing grenil favor with l<» Iheati/egoer.s. ()f I lit- yn ungt'i; ' priu-cipalrti' who have ^ladunled froin tli< i-honis' tbis season are A Vice (*i>igh-U)ii,/.\lazie mil, Lillian Dwl'ty, Fox/anil' Madge .lordon. 'Pile young-st»'i/s comprising the clidriis this season/arc said to be i he brightest hunch of/ be^nneis the Hontouidus liave : cv/-r Carried, and greni tliiiigs arq'iix-pi'lited of ibeiu in-tlu; future. ;" | /For, the reason .statiul,' t lie present tfcpur of the .Inven\W Moatonians '"brings 't/lu«ni over lihp .'¦cirfiiilt.-iii -the finoat pfetoniMb.iiHt sliQW|in.K Lhoy^-have /ivor made. To liiude tlituKproduc-; rtions att.rai'tions of genenil all-round /excellence the. malinger has provided elaborate impedimenta -of new costumes and scenic invest ure. aniple :, for.tlio complete and exiicMl.v correct • mount in k of no h-ss I ban ti-n-il,i-lT,O0O. Its i boiler capacity will /be many . times'.) greater thai] its present equipment. ] Its location is advantageously situated to take cure of/the_ steam pumping required for your proposed hew/water system at a nominal charge. - This would work out as a mutual benefit for both the public and its rfutilir service utility, ljor both light and power rates ,ctniid immediately he reduced msiderably on account of the fact that its machinery would be in operation continuously and because the actual pumping would take place during the day and lilmpstVentirely during the off-peak load. The utility would then be in a position to render a day service for power purposes.. The policy of this company has ut all times been one of enterprise and expansion. The result-of this follow- subject to tne-nnng oi -a. declaration: SS policy has heen'semce to the. *s hereinafter mentioned, and to yofe r '.. J.. ^ ** i- >-i- 1-- at any municipal election held in such ¦ year. ,L. L. GULLIVAN, Returning Officer. many rather-than to the ^ at its own expense lighted your city streets and. fire halls. It has always Commenting on Tuesday, April 20th, 1915, and on each day following until Saturday, May 8th, 1915, inclusive (Sundays excepted), 1. will be at the Fire Hall, corner George Street and Fourth Avenue, between the hours of 9.30 and 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m., for the purpose of receiving applications of those desirous of having their names .placed on the voters' list for the City of Fort George.- Qualifications of Voters (Excerpt from Incorporation Act) f>. For. the said lirst election and for any other election held during the year 1915 fpr Mayor and Aldermen, or for school trustees, any male or female resident within the municipal-/ ity for at least six months prior to the date of election, and being a British subject of the full age of twenty-one years, and not disqualified from voting by reason of section 4 of the "Municipal Elections Act,"— / ' (a.) Who is the owner of real estate within the limits of the municipality of the assessed value on the assessment roll of not less than one hundred - dollars; or (L) Who, being a British subject residing "within the municipality,' is the representative, duly authorized by the directors, of an incorporated company which is the owner of real property within the municipality . - of the assessed value on the assessment roll of not less than one hundred dollars; or (c.) Who carries on business in the . ' municipality and is the holder of a trade licence the annual fee for which is not.less than five dollars; or (d,) Who occupies in the-munici-, pality a dwelling, tenement,; . hotel, or boarding-house, or; any portion of a dwelling, ten- \ enient, hotel, or boarding-house, in his or her own right,— To TW Electors of Fort/ Geprge As a candidate for City ;Alderman on Mr. /iletlriiitf's platform I / -would be ^pleased to receive—the support in -Yotes and Influence of those who can feel that amount of confidence in me. .Yours Very Truly, THOS.L. ADAMS Fourth and Toronto TWthe Electors of Prince (George At the request of a large number of 'citizens ^fof;Prince George I ^>iler myself as Aldermatnts Candidate, and respectfully request^ your influence and support. I * am a supporter, of Mr. Gething's platform. iK] if elected I will do all nkrny power to further any movement in the best interests of the /city. , .Yours very tr J.T.ARMSTRONG shall be entitled to have his or her riahie entered on the voters' list of the municipality for the year 1915,; subject to the-filing of a declaration! insisted fSvith• building "contractors be-1 22-3 To the Electors: Ladies and Gentlemen: I beg to announce that I offer , myself as a candidate for Alderman in the coming Municipal Election and respectfully solicit your vote and influence. . . 1 am independent of any party or faction, and if elected will do all in my power to further the best interests"of the city-jitjarge^ Yours very truly, E. A. EAGEL Announcem To the Electors: I betf to announce that ' I; offer myself as ,a Candidate for Alderman in the •''coming Municipal Election and respectfully so-' licit your votes and supports. I STAND FOR A Bigger, Better, Busier Prince Geotrge Frank M. Ruggles thorn Hellenand th^Tango Girls with the juvenile;Bostonians, , js forlhree nights, starting Wednesday, May to the! Princess Theatre STEAM LAUNDRY - Compare the work of a steam laundry with the old-fashioned hand-laundered methods, and you will require no other argu-; ment in favor of our MODERN'METHODS. Our prices are reasonable and our work is the best that a proper Laundry equipment can produce. . - ¦ > ^ GIVE US -f TRIAL Prince George Steam Laundry , 'PHONE: 39. Laundry Called for and Delivered. HOTEL RUSSEE Clean, Bright, Well Furnished Roomi! Centrally Located. George St. . . Near Depot KEDUCED RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS The Porter Hay & Grain Go. Oats, Bran, Shorts, Wheat, Crushed Flax, Chop,'and Hay at* Rock Bottom Prices. See Us for Farm Seeds and FiveRosest Flour The World's Best Announcement To the Electors of This City: At the request of Yny friends I offer myself as aldermanic candidate in the coming election, and I respectfully solicit your vote and influence in my behalf. I am independent of any tiViket, ami stand for the .'idvancemenl ancT developmert of this city. John B. Lambert To the Electors of This City At the request of a . la,rffe 'number of the citizens 6 f Prince George I, have offered myself as Aldermanic Candidate in the coming elections. I am a keen supporter of the Gething platform, and realize the absolute necessity of providing work for the unemployed citizens at once. "^\ I respectfully solicit yt>iir vote and influence ese linos. Yours v^-uy truly, F. J. Brynolfson B.C. STABLES Livery, Feed and Sale Stables- First Class Double and Single Drivers and Saddle Horses. Heavy and4Light. Teaming in connection. ¦ .' ¦ White & Westoby; Props. Prince George, Sixth Ave., Phone 40 South Ft. George, Second St. Phone,15, MASON & HENDERSON. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS i •___jl. , . < Prince George, B. G. Estimates furnished. 'f