AGRE EMT iETWEEN

“GTP AND PGE)

ft Complete Understariding Be-

tween Trans- continenal :

Line and F. w. & 8.

Winnipeg: Mar, 26: “At cagtee:|:
|| ment-between the Grand. Trunk

lf Pacific, the Grand’ Tronk | Pacific

#|Branch Lines : :Co,, and” Foley,

Welch & Stewart, with regard to

: || the Pacific Great ‘Eastern Railway

between Vancouver : and Fort

I | George, provide that the first.two
f|| named - companies, which” chave
| the right to ‘constructa line: of
i |railway between these two points,

If shall waive their charter . rights,

lt fie Branch. Lines’ Co., which shall.

a) for the building of such a-line in

favor.of Messrs, Foley, Welch &
Stewart. In return for this, ‘the
latter ‘firm: agrees, should. they.
receive a proposal itivolving - the
accquisition : of :the.-majority.” ‘of

i'l the “stock. of. the Pacific Great
‘that: ‘they, will . serve!

Eastern, .
notice’ on the Grand Trunk . Paci-

‘[ilhave. sixty’, days: in: “which -to

~ iphall’-have the right to” inter-
change business,

acquire control: of the line. It-i ‘is
further ‘apreed. that” ail. traffic,
passenger. oF: ‘freight, mail or ex-
press, ‘originating ' on the’ ‘Pacific
Great Eastern, the. routing of
which is: under control : ‘of: ‘the
eompany, ‘shall be routed. over
the Gq. T.P. “All traffic origina-

il ting on the G..T. P. and destined
“| from Vancouver or’ points on the

line of the P.. G BE. R.;-shall be
routed over that line by the G.

a) T° P.. ‘The Canadian’ Express and

G. T.. P, Telegraph Companies
are to have the right,‘to do busi-
neas on. thé lines of the P..G.-E.
R., but-the latter can, if it de-

jit|sives, engage in‘ telegraph and
fe | express.
= ii account,

HT, P Telegraph Company and

“business on its own
“In such event: the G.

the Canadian Express Company

The P, G. E

:. BIR. . isto. use the terminals of thie
WG: TP. ‘at ‘Fort George, and this

- Oppionite Government ‘Office -
Hazelton

“il pipe.
or Lumber: Company, ‘Hazelton.

jeriod: of 20) years. .

_ For: Sale. .
One 18-horse power pipe boiler
complete, with smokestack, pump
and fittings and. 200 feet of new
Enquire ‘at office of Inter-

CANADIAN. ‘GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

_ Blectrical Apparatus of-all. kinds; Compressors, Crushers,. McKier-

nan-Terry, Rock and Core Drills, : Boilers and Hoisis, Gasoline,

Engines and.

Accessories.
Greham: Kearriey, Mer.

~-

Twill take has not. yet been’ dis-

~ funite in declaring that- ‘Germany
-] must decide for herself how large

Prinice Rupert, Box 974;

The, Ne. la and No. 11
“Visible Remington Models
tare’ the latest expressions of
7 Remington. leadership. . They
represent the sum total of all
lL. typewriter, uchievemedit—past
‘and present.’ : ;

They contain every. merit

~ always had’ and every.
merit ‘that any writing |

‘new and “fundamental

“of the writing. machine.’

ender Set,

“Typewriter ui is the

Perpetual Pioneer

"that the Remington: has: --

cindchine - has: ever had, -- " Sy
‘They conitain, in addition, = - - “J

inaprovements: that’ no. typewriter. has ever - ‘had: “among
them the Jrst: Column. Se =
Tabulatoy and thé First Key-Set Tobulator. The-Model!
AT Ob with WahlMechanisny is. alga - the First Adding- and.

Subtracting. Typewriter. ‘These.-improvements are: the ||:

“latest contributions. to typewriter progress, . and. they, are. =
. Remington: -contributions—every. one; eee | ie

The Remington, the ‘original: pioneer «in. the. lypewniter
“field, is the present-day pioneer in; der

tector, the First Built-in

I nev

Remington Type welter Co pany.

_Weeepontet) =

Vancouver, B.C

=) | ment made by Mr. Winston Spen-
Jship building operations on the

; |similar reductions in England: is

‘characterized as a special effort

: | to prolong and even to “increase
British supremacy at sea.

* San Antonio, Tex., March 28:—

| were killed in the explosion of a
- jlocomotive boiler at:the Southern
" Pacific roundhouse here, ...”

‘/cooper. shops were wrecked by

working in them. were hurt by
.| falling walls.
{said to be strike-breakers who
_ have been working i in. the South-

| men’s:
{months agd.-

. party, of the W. A, will be held
: rab, tlie. dees ‘House ata quarter

ARE sTILL a LARGE

Men Who: Raided Cotirihouse

“Hnisvilia, Vai, “Maven: 26: com

more death, that of Juror Augus- ;
tus Fowler, -has. heen added: to}:
the list of fatalities of | the’ Alen’ ;
‘raid on: the: ‘Catroll: Courthouse, : 7
There}:
seems no immediate’: prospect of |
capturing. the Allens ‘and theil¥ |
clansmen,: who ‘escaped’ to the}
mountains after their sanguinary |.
visit to -aid: their brother, : then |-
: The. re-}-
ports which came from the moun-
'taing that Sidna Allen had.” beén |:

making a total of five.

on trial: fora ‘felony,

captured, and that his wife liad

-been:: killed, proved ° ‘erroneous. |:
Detectives iwho went to. the Allen’.
home’ foiivid ‘it’ deserted. Floyd |
‘Allen; ' left: wotinded “after the|:
courtroom fight, Victor Allen and | |
Byrd Marion, charged with mur-|.
der. in the first-degree, were |.
spirited out, of town: ostensibly |.

for Pulaski, with the possibility

that they -might. be--taken to}:
Rosnoke for safe keeping... Ten
detectives went.-along to guard |

the prisoners. ‘One report: today
-was that the-Allens and perhaps

twenty. of. their ‘clinsmen . had |

heen located -at Devil’s Den, i in
one of the wildest regions of the
Blue Ridge mountairis, near the

Virginia - North Carolina line. |:
Respect for and confidence in the |.

process of the law have replaced

panicky. demoralization following ;
The. ‘grand jury, |.

the tragedy. -
summoned by Judge .Walter R.
Staples, quickly returned indict-

ments against Floyd Allen, Victor |’

Allen and Claude Swanson Allen,
his sons, Sidna Allen, Friel Allen,
‘Westy Edwaids. and Sidney Eid-
wards, nephews of Floyd-Allen,

and Byrd Marion, all’ charging |:

murder, - John F.»Moore was in-

dicted . for felony, the charge|
-being that he. assisted the Allens |-

toescape, - | -
agreement is to continue for’. a foes BPG

German Opinion
Berlin, - Mar. 27:— Public opin-
ion in Germany has received the
British proposals for partial limi-
tation of armaments with a cool-
ress that. amounts to rejection.
What ‘attitude the’ ‘government

closed, but. popular sentiment is

plainly unfavorable, .The news-
papers, with few. exceptions,

a fleet she will have, The state-
cer Churchill that a reduction in

German side. will be met. with

Thirty Fatalities ;

Probably. thirty or.more: persons

" Twenty-seven. bodies have been
recovered. The roundhouse and

the explosion,"and many men
The victims were

ern. Pacific shops since the. shop-
Strike began, several

‘ _ ‘ Ww. A. ot
“The: next fortnightly sewitig

“and. Killed Five, Including.
J udge, Seck Refuge: In Hills

TURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912

pea ll ee ce

Our Pmt
Garden Seeds
have just atriyed |-
‘| by: mail and: em- |:
‘brace all varieties.
Purchase~them:
now and avoid [
delay for. delay |.
_{ means: much’ to
the farmer.’ ..We
will give ‘prompt.
attention - to all |.
mail orders, ©

Look!

“Listen!

_Limitid quantity:
_ in barrels.

—$L 10 -

per gallon” * °

| i |

If you desire to save ‘money + read these
prices. You. are assured a saving on
these articles used every day in the home.

: ‘PIGS FEET
Laing’ eind Ib. tins 3 for $1,00.
"Davies? in 1 lb. tins 30 cents a tin.

~ POTTED. MEATS |
Clarks Potted Meats 10 cents atin. ; ;
Devilled Ham, 26 centa and 45 cts a tin,

“TAMALES ~

Tamales in tins 25 cents.

- VEGETABLES

Franch Peas 25 cents per tin.
Green Peas 20 cent per tin,
Cream Corn 20 cents per tin.
Bull Dog Tomatoes 25 centa per tin. ~
- Quaker Brand Tomatoes 80 cents a tin.

. Cream, fainily size,’ 6 cans 3 for $1. 00.
- Gov’t Creamery Butter, per Ib. 60 cents,
Sugar in‘18 lb. sacks $2.00...
Sugar in 20 lb. sacks $2.25.
|) Hamat 30 cents a:pound.-
‘}- Bacon at 30 cents per pound.

 CORNED-and ROAST BER

“Corned Beef in“1 lb. tins 25 cents. *

- Corned Beef in 2 Ib. tins 50 cents. .

~ Roast Beef in 1-1b. tins: 25 cents.
Roast Beef i in 2 Ib, tins 50 cents.

. : MUTTON —
} > Roast Mutton in 1 Ib: ting 30 cents. -

- Roast Mutton in 2 Jb. tins 50 cents.
Boiled Mutton in 1 |b. tins 25cents.
Boiled Mutton in 2 Ib. tins 50 cents.

SAUSAGE

FPrankfurters 60 cents a tin. ;
« Cambridge Sausage ini 1b. ting 80 cents,
* Cambridge Sausage in 2 lb. tins 60 cents,
- Vienna Sausage in 1 1b, tins 80 cents,

. Dry Goods Dep’t

“Whit Lace Curtains, 2 1+2'x 3 feet long, from $1. 50 to $4, 00 ps per pai,
So Whité Honey Comb Bedspreads $1.50 to $2.25. .
White: Marcella Bed Spreads, $5 00,. $5.. 50 and. $6.00, _
Men 's Black Cotton Socks, Heavy Weight, 25- cents’ per pair. a
Men's White Lawn Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25 cents,

Boot and Shoe Dep't

* Lie’ Field Boots, 14 inch top, in Fan and Black, $6.75 per pai.
. Ladies's and Men's Walk-Qver Shoes
We cany a geod line ‘of Men's ‘Working and Prospectors” Boots, also a fall
". range of Shoe Pacs. ae

We also have on hand fresh
a - Turnips
Carrots
Potatoes -

sionals acini onica acing uaninannmansimainanntacniuih.

Agents for
a Art

Tailoring 7
~ Co., Toronto “a ete a
7 Hundeds of wich, elegant patterns to select from. aon

Hardware Dep't

| Our Hardware Department is complete. “We carry yall
| “Fines for the. Builder, the Setiler and Prospector. pe

We ako carry “Mantles, Globes, Hollow Wire, Tees,
‘Nuts and Jams. = Gasoline. Tanks, Moore Lights, o

| attachments..

| | Bedhtcad in full, 3.4 and: single ae fs ee Folig Cat :
| Springs and Dutchess Mattresses. :

: Inlaid and Cork Lingleum,. - Japanese Matting i in n assorted :
pt Patterns. - - Catpet Soares ‘and Rogs. |

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