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Table Showing the Wonderful Growth. of the Se
C.H.1.C. in Less Than Twenty Months |— —

All Loans Made Bear
at the Rate of

Per Cent. Interest
Per Cent. Per Annum

HYDE'S CIGAR STORE

First Loan made April 22nd, 191414 $500.00 Magazines ~ Periodicals
Loans made during month of Newspapers
December, 1914 ............. a; $4,000.00 City Messengers

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Phone 362 607 3rd Ave.

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Loans made during month of
provement, GO4ER i cciecietics

‘End of November, 1912, Loans
pending (being put through) ..

$17,000.00
$22,000.00).
$34,300.00

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EMPIRE BATHS
For an easy and comfortable shave drop
in at the Empire Baths on Third Ave. The
most up-to-date furnishings have been in-
stalled and the general surroundings are
such as appeal to ticular people.

Loans made and other Loans in Opposite Majestic Theatre

 

process thereof during the 99 300 00 KEEFE & DORREL
month of November, 1912.... 9 e
December 15th, 1912. Loans

$225,000.00 PRINCE RUPERT FEED CO.

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Federal Bidg., Prince Rupert, B. C.

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Be Suspicious

BE suspicious of that of which nobody is

proud. Be suspicious of the mere low-
price argument offered in favor of an article
with no reputation, no backer, no guarantor.

Better buy the thing you know and can
trust, than an article unbranded and un-
vouched for.

The branded shoe, made by a maker
with a reputation, is a safer shoe to
buy than the one made in an unknown
factory by an unknown maker.

The underwear made by a firm whose
name is as familiar to you as your own,
is worth more to you than underwear
nameless or labelled by a maker of
whom you have never heard.

Tea sealed in a packet bearing the
name of a reputable firm is to be pre-

That in which much money has been
invested to make or keep it good is
worth more than that on which nothing
or but little has been spent.

Peace of mind is worth something,
just as quality is. Buy peace of mind.

When you buy anything worth while
buying, buy that of which you know—
from advertisements, or from other
Gependable acquaintance. Buy the
ferred to tea of which the packer is not article with the “money back” guar-
sufficiently proud to advertise its antee—with the pledge of a known
quality. name behind it.

Put your faith in the advertisements ap-
pearing in good newspapers. Beware of the
article that cannot stand the spot-light of pub-
licity. The commodity an advertiser backs
with his own money is something worth
your buying.

your advertising problems is

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hours work each evening Phone
Green 397 24-25
WOMAN COOK Wanted Apply at Savoy
Hotel 23-26
WANTED—Dishwasher and Porter at the
Central Hotel 23-25
DINING room girl wanted at Bay View
Hote! 22tr
WANTED—A good general servant. Apply
211 Second Ave, or phone 145 ait
WANTED—A competent general servant
who can cook. Address P, 0. Dox
376. 20-25
WANTED—Male stenographer Apply C.
P. R. oMce. iat
WANTED—Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address box 583, city
100
WANTED—A general servant. Apply Mrs
L. W. Patmore, soa
For Sale
PAIR GOOD LOTS—Block 15, Section 8
$630.00. Westenhaver Bros 24-25
|IMMANUEL STREET—Level lane corner,
50x100 ft.; @ snap; $900; §400 cash.
Law-Butler Co., Third avenue. 6-26

FOR SALE
gasoline engine,
first class shape
Prince Kupert.

—Fairbanks-Morse stationary

twelve h.p., high speed,

Appiy P. UV. Box 1509,
soi

OWNER must sacrifice pair beautiful view
lots, Block 40, Section 8, Eleventh ave
nue. Only $800 pair, This is way be-
low their real value Law-Butier Co.,
Third avenue 24-30

FOR SALE—One improved N= Standard)
diamond drill Sullivan), 2-ineb core,|
2,500 feet capacity, in first class condi-|

tion, together with full equipment, also
camp equipment, stored in Vancouver.|
Apply F. Thomson, Secretary Graham|
Isiand Fuels Syndicate, 449 Homer}
street, Vancouver. 21-26 |

 

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+ 2
For Rent
FURNISHED rooms
rooms Apply Alder corner 3rd
Ave. and 6th 8t. 22-35
FOR RENT Modern apartment, four
rooms, bath. Furniture for sale. C. E
Bainter Phone 387. 20
TO RENT Furnished nouse, 5th Ave. W_;
5 rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments. Apply P. 0. box 909 Phone
isu

oreen 408.

and
Block,

housekeeping

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j Miscellaneous {

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MRS. E. A. HEAD Tailoring, first class

dressmaking; evening costumes 4 spe
clalty. Prices reasonable and work
guaranteed. Upstairs over C. D. Rand's
oMice, on Second Ave. 24-26

SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ATLIN HOLD
EN AT PRINCE RUPERT.

JAMES D. PEEBLES and Others, Plaintiffs;
QUEEN CHARLOTTE FISHING CO., LTD.,
Defendant.

By virtue of a warrant of execution,
issued im this action, and to me directed,
I have seized of the goods of the Defend-
ant, the following:

2 schooner rigged fishing boats;

1 sawmill;

i small stock of merchandise;

i bunk and cook house;

1 office and store room;

1 saltery snd fertilizer building;

A lot of tools and other articies.

All of which | shall offer for sale by
public auction for cash on Thursday, the
second day of January, 1913, at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, at my office, Prince Ku
pert.

Dated at Prince Rupert, Noy. 9,

JOHN SHIRLEY,
Sheriff of the County of Atlin.
The above sale is hereby postponed un-

1912.

til Tuesday, the ith day of February,
1913.
Prince Rupert, Dec, 18, 1912.
JOHN SHIRLEY,
Sherift

17-29

Notice is hereby given that thirty days
after date | intend Ww apply to the Gov-
ernor in Council for @ quit claim deed for
the following described foreshore:

Commencing 4t the southwest corner of
Lot 446, Range 5, Coast District, British
Columbia, which is on the high water line;

thence West seven hundred (700) feel,
thence north twenty-two degrees and
forty-five minutes west (N. 22:45 W.)

twenty-eight hundred (2800) feet; thence
north ten degrees west (N. 10:00 W.)
forty-four bundred and seventy (4470
feet; thence east seven hundred (700)
feet, to the Grand Trunk Pacitic Railway
right-of-way; thence south seventeen de
grees and forty-one minutes east (5. 17:41
E.) w high water mark, following the west
boundary of the Grand Trunk Pacilic hKail-
way right-of-way, eleven hundred (1100)
feet ;thence southerly following high
water mark, sixty-two hundred and fifty
(6250) feet, more or less to point of
commencement; excepting that portion
(ingiuded within the above boundaries)
covered by the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way right-of-way. 303-332
E. J. MATHEWS.

Ritchie, Agnew & Co,, Surveyors and En-

ginners, Agents.

Dated Prince Rupert, B. C., December
23rd, 1012.

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NOTICE.

 

Prince Rupert General Hospital
Association.

The annual general meeting of

members will be held in the city

hall at 8 p. m., Wednesday, Jan-
uary 29th, 1913, to receive the
directors’ and other reports and
to eleet new directors for the en-
suing year.
By order of the Board
W. M. WRIGHT,

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Managing Secretary.

Advertise in

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 

government
Queen Charlotte City,
the Prince John
en route south on

Kk. M. Sandilands,

agent, of
came over
this: morning,
business.

on

A. ©, Aldous, the prominent
Hazelton real estate man, aceom-|
panied by Mrs. Aldous, arrived)
this morning from an extended |
visit to the south and left on the)
train immediately for the in-
terior.

J. W. Pierey, of the well known}
wholesale dry goods firm of J.
Morris & Co., was among!
the -: «vals on the Prince Rupert | 5,
this morning from his in
Victoria.

Piercy,

home

W. J. Alder, formerly in the
real estate business in this city,)
now resident in Victoria, arrived)
this morning on the Prince Ru-

pert. Mr, Alder was amongst the
earliest of the pioneers of Prince
Rupert and heavily interested
in city property, being the owner
of the Alder Block, at the corner
of Sixth street and Third avenue,
of the most valuable
tions in the city.

is

one loca-

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kugler
turned this morning from a
of weeks
lowel cities,

 

re.
Visit
several the

spent in

coasl
G. H. Kohl, of the
Ritchie & Agnew, civil engineers
and returned the
Prince Rupert this morning from
a short trip to Vancouver
Victoria,

staff of

surveyors, on

and

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Patmore
rived this morning on the
Rupert ona
the former's
Patmore, the
ter of this

more 18 ¢

ar-
Prince
visit to
Mr. L. W
known barris-
city Mr. J. C. Pat.
of three brothers,
prominent merchants of
B. ©., engaged in the hard-
business.

honeymoon
brother,
well

ne
Cran-
brook,

ware

Exhibition haba Off
toa Good Start

(Continued from Page 1.)

A, H.
ol

would be

voicing the opinion

several others, it
a mistake to make any

Allison,
thought

other
British

definite boundaries

that ol

very
than
Columbia,

Northern

the important

Upon coming to

lwork of the eleetion of oflicers,
lthe choice of the meeting fot
president fell unanimously upon
Mr. J. H. MeMullin For vice
president four names were pul in
nomination—Mayor Pattullo, Dr.
fremayne, Frank Mobley and A

J. Prudhomme The Mayor asked
to withdraw name and
ballot being taken Dr,
was announced elected

Alderman

leave his

; upon a
lremay ne
president

as yice
Bullock-Webster, to whose zeal
and energy is due in great part
lthe advanced stage that the o1
| ganization has reached, was
junanimously elected secretary
for the comme yeal For the
|position of treasure! Frank A

Ellis and J. Lorne McLaren were
the only two nominees A ballot
resulted in, an equal number of
votes and upon the toss of a coin
the appointment fell to the for
j}mer.

rhe following nominations
were made for directors, five of
whom were to be elected: A. J
Prudhomme, W. Thompson, O. H
Nelson, W. Wark, D. B. Kenny, L
Crippen, A. H. Allison, W. 8. Mat
shall, J L. McLaren, J. W
Chapple, Peter Black, J. Charles
Halsey, Mr. Harris of the Harris
Bros Mines, Hazelton; I L,
Fisher, G. BR. Naden, D. B. Taylor
Those elected were Messrs. A. J
Prudhomme, G. RK Naden, J
Lorne McLaren, L. Crippen and
A. H. Allison In connection with
the hearty co-operation promised
by the G. T, P. letters were read
from the travelling industrial
agent of the GC. P. RK. asking for
early information as to the for
mation of the association and
from William Manson, M. P. P.,
stating that upon receipt of
definite particulars as to the pre
gress of the work in hand with
the forms provided by the Pro
vincial government properly filled
in he would be in a position t&
approach the department in the
matter of an adequate appropria
tion.

An initial start was made in
the enrolment of members, a list
being circulated which was

Clarence A. D ,who

foreman of the

Thompson

has been Evening

Empire for some time past, left
this morning for Hazelton to ac-
cept a position on the Omineca
Miner

Mrs. J. 8. Gray, accompanied
by her litthe daughter Florence,
returned this morning from Se-

attle, where she has been visiting
Miss Ethel Gray, who is undergo-
ing a of instruction in
singing and stage dancing under
Professor Milton Douglas,
ex-Alderman Douglas of

course

son of
this

city. The former will be remem-
bered as being the successful
producer of the kirmess held in

Prince Rupert last September.

 

There arrived on the Prince
Rupert this morning for the reg-
ular tri-weekly change at the
Empress Theatre a magnificent
three feature film, drani-
atization of Alexander Dumas
famous masterpigce, “The Count
of Monte Cristo.” This
conceded by the most eminent
eritices to be one of the greatest
ever written, and should prove
of enthralling interest to the pa-
trons of the popular pioneer the-
atre. It will be shown only upon

ree] a

story is

the evenings of today and to.
morrow, when, doubtless, every.
one who can possibly manage it

will make a point
Empress a visit.

of paying the

 

 

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“Want Ad.”

signed by all present

HERRING FISHERS
LAND AN ANCHOR

Probably Belonging to Launch
that Sank in the Harbor
Some Days Ago

unusual catch

made
in the harbor

An

some

was
by fishermen
on Sunday whilst operating their
nets for herring. Instead of pul-
ling up a few*thousand herring,
to their they had land-
ed the of the launch
which sank few days
after striking a rock
eron Bay. A buoy
mark the spot as a guide
the owners wish to
boat.

surprise
anchor
a before,

Cam-
to
in case
the

heal

was sel

raise

No Successor Appointed.

In regard to who will be the
successor to Captain, B. L. John-
son as commander of the G. T, P.
steamer Prince Rupert, the local
officers of the company have so

received no ollicial

It is believed that
Dunean McKenzie of the Prince
George, who brought the Prince
Rupert in this morning will re.

notifica-
Captain

far
Lion,

main in command, and it is
thought that Captain Donald of
the Prince Albert will be pro-

the
Find it through a Daily News
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Misses
nizes
price red
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high cut Blucher
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91.66

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after date we intend to 4pi
ernor-in-Counctil for @ quit
the following deseribed |

Commencing at the 0
Lot 641, Range V. Coast |
Columbia, thence west
700 feet, thence south
and forty-five minutes wes!
Six hundred and forty :
east seven hundred
water mark thenee 1
high water mark to th
thencement excepting (ha
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covered by the Grand Trunh
way

KAIEN
Prince Rupert
W.-Feb, 10

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