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Lots 9 and 10, Block 30, Section 1. Price 826,000, ‘in- = ~~
cluding two modern six-room dwellings valued at $5,000; e n or or
renting for $80.00 per month TERMS: #11,000 cash, bal-
ance extended over 3 years We consider this one of the o
best buys in Prince Rupert ” teem me 1 ? Seapuiaieigennaienstn ea
! MRS. E. A. HEAD
The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. {| | Wanted PIERPONT MORGAN IS
| Tailoring and First Class Dress-| ;
2nd Avenue & Sth St. Phone 150 making Pe A VERY SICK MAN
Second Ave., over C. D. Rand's WOMAN wanted at the Pantorium; exper
Office. wena "capac ste | Arrives in Rome to Consult Physi-
Phone 416 Black w oa eae chambermaid at the pee. | clan of _ as to Con-
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ae 7 wantee A general servant. Apply Mrs
Remington $30 Underwood $55 Oliver $45 “Valhalla” of Ss. H. & E. rs W. Patmore. ; s0af J. Pierpont Morgan arrived in
Reduits tgpewenere toot like ooens Dew machines, do (SCANDINANIAN SoctETY) Rome by special train from
equal werk, carry same guarantee of One year ang cost Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at s| ] Naples. There is a great chang
if ' write f et joe fist of all -
ore ono ee ee «ay Aen cas p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave. For Sale in the banker's appearance since
oe ae . 12, 319 Pender W., Vancouver, B.C | a year ago. Mr. Morgan's face is
_ a |FOR SALE—Fairbanks-Morse stationary worn, his cheeks are hollow, and

gasoline engine, twelve b.p., high speed,

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first class sitape Apply P. 0 Box 1509,
! : | Prince Rupert soit
|; We are now showing the very
jnewest in veilings, neckwear and}
j}hair ornaments. Our millinery For Rent
idisplay is very attractive and so
“FROM HOME TO HOME.” : ; ~s
. }are our prices. |
| VERY large comfortable room to rent,
————___—___—__—— suitable for two, bathroom adjoining
splendid view of harbor; also one small

nabie rates
71-74

Peerless _—_ Seva enya

HOTEL ELYSIUM

1142 Pender Street West ° OUR FEBRUARY SPECIALS

Phone 8500.

Read The Daily News

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Vancouver, B.C.

 

Sid. Sykes, Manager 20- Alder Block | ROOMS AND BOARD—<Albert Block, elec-/
| ie aed A 4 j i “| tric light, Steam heat. Moderate by
jor. Ave. anc St. $.7

The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver. l For ceapediiiniad: athe th iiatne
Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices, | ’ i |PURNISHED, unfurnished and furnished
| graphs see housekeeping rooms. Apply Alder Block
corner Third Ave. and Sixth St. 64-78

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Lost and Found
Miscellaneous |
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230 im bills between the Houston)

Cafe, the wharf and the post office.|

WE buy Home Purchasing contracts State | Finder rewarded on returning to Room |
number, issue, series, date, amount paid | 20, Talbot Rooms 71

in, and your price Bonus for numbe rs|

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with name sewn)

under ten. The “5% Contract’ Brokers, lLost A tweed overcoat

601A Pacific Building, Vancouver, Cc in inside pocket. Return to News Of

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HE Storm of yesterday and today can scarcely be called a blizzard, j;
nevertheless it is enough to make the man think about heavy Under-
wear, Socks, Overcoat, or Rain Coat. We have no means of stopping the
storm, but we can supply you with the right Clothing at the right price for
this emergency. You can laugh at the storm when fitted at O’Reilly’s
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ig Closing Out Sale

A man came to our Sale yesterday and produced a copy of our prices and
said, “I am here to make you fellows prove a few of these statements.”
When he left the store he took with him a suit of $3.00 underwear for
$1.90, a 50c pair of wool hose for 35c., a pair of $4.50 shoes for $3.40, a
$2.50 hat for $1.25, and a $20.00 suit for $9.75. ‘“I’ll be darned,” said
this man, “That is one time | sure got some bargain.”” And he actually
smiled. We ask you to come and make us prove our statements.

Just ten more days. Get that money «,

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saving hustle on before it is too late

2 Martin O’Reilly :

SECOND AVE., PRINCE RUPERT we
THE TIME---Now THE PLACE---The Second Ave. Store

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his eyes are
listless,

dull, with a peculiar
wandering gaze. He has
lost his usual alert and dominat
ing air. Mr. Morgan has received
no relatives or friends, and barely
shook hands with a few who were
awaiting him at the railroad sta-
tion.

“Mr. Morgan,
anelli, “is

said Dr. Basti
suffering from

 

 

J. PIERPONT

MORGAN

neurasthenia

bordering on due
to his recent illness As he had
enjoyed uninterrupted good health |!

and relied on his ro-
his sudden ill

heretofore,
bust constitution,
ness surprised and
him

Mr. Morgan
ing to Rome
nal plan of procs
from Cairo to New York

He was determined to ec
the Pope's physician, Marchifava
who cured Charles W. Morse, the
ice king, after his release from
prison, when he came here seri-
ously ill

nsisted uporm com
cancelling his orig
directly

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{LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Clifton left last night or
the Venture on a short visit with
friends at Granby.

 

 

Arsdol arrived from
and left

Cc. C. Van
the south this morning
at onee for Aldermere.

Palmer

Mrs. P. I. and little
daughter Bernice returned this
morning from a ten days’ visit
in Vancouver. ,

Mrs. F. G. Dawson returned
this morning after spending a

couple of months visiting in the
lower coast cities.

Mr. Joe Eisenstadt, of the Aeme
Clothing Co., returned to the city
this morning on the Prince
George.

Mr. W. R. Lord, manager of
the cannery department of the
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage
Company, Ltd., returned to the
city this morning.

 

Dr. Tremayne is in receipt of
a letter this week from Major
Gibson written from New York

City. He does not state definitely
when he will return to Prinee
Rupert, but he is now on the re-

turn lap ef his long trip through
the southern and eastern states

Mr. J. M. Clancy, manager of
the Prince Rupert branch of the
Bank of Montreal, returned to the
city this morning after two

months’ absence, during which he
has been acting as inspector of
branches in the prairie provinces

Daily News Readers

Will ‘confer a favor by
tifying this office of
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paper. Un

less complaints are lodged
there is no way of knowing
whother or not the
boys are doing
Phone your

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WONDERFUL SILENCE
OF BORDEN CABINET

H. F. Gadsby'’s Description of the
Debate on the Naval
Bill.

There was silence deep as death
And the boldest held his breath
For a time
Well, not exactly that
ibut silence

 

 

perhaps
more or leas complete

in three eight hour ehifte

Red-Blooded Natio

Suouwe rt gh

forty men at a time holding the dow “
ib down Not all of ther in the fair can | ~

house, of course ust hy whos pt ; S
there to make a quorum but! pow -, : $

ecattered around where the whit ph ‘

ca each them easily The whiy iste ot y

slwaves knows Where to find the has put

He takes the elevator to the third| 2 ’ p

floor, it being a.lead pipe cinch coma i

that the submersibles are up milar d per

there getting their breath lt . A
This is not the — silences that} ‘ ‘ ‘

gives consent, although Wis the sizing ’ a

silence that is golden, because it} ~% a s tn

gives away $35,000,000 of the ; .

fears money witout even as] The Metzger Vitae

ng for a receipt It
iwhi« h is supposed i
His Majesty's loyal
und make it pe.
| Borden

iwhen everybody

Battery Co,

Corner of 7»
Calgary

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wear down

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Roh! Block,

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lit is the good old Tory "ile NEWS
idodging honest dis e S a
lsubject of home rul . tur ne| Magasin er
the clock back to ‘the davs
| CIGARS CCOS
George Ill, a king with the best TOBACC( nal
jintentions, who lost the Amer (2nd Ave. Below Kalen laland Cig
lean colonies through a | ——_____
iImatter of arbitrary taxes it |
j unlike the present affair of thr ee | ENGINEERING
| dreadnoughts hs, g i.
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‘PRINCE GEORGE | . Paanel

| ARRIVES ON TIME +51 un aml

Brought a Fair Load of Passen-
gers and Freight.

 

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Largest Line of Post Cards |p City

 

 

 

 

The steamer Prince Georg
Captain D. Donald, arrived her HYDE'S CIGAR STORE
m time this morning with a good Magazines
cargo of freight rhe passenger
lwere as follows CITY MESSENGERS
SD etait Sbdite Dantes nt panem. DELIVERY
lgast, Mr. Ebert, J. MeGears or
iGeorge Laing, L. L. De Mar, W Phone 326 607 3r¢ An

ur Duneat Mrs M Hawk . POOP ODOC RCCL OOF
Mrs. Kincaid, Miss I « Kincaid
iMrs. Coates, Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Collins, Alex. Watt, A. M. Gates NEW ST
}Andrew Stroud, P. Ellis _ ws OCK OF SEED
Raker H Mille I Pe al j
| Kisenstadt, W. F. Martin, Miss L.j yy, |
Bury, A. T. Ker M. W. McLeod
J. M. Clancy, Mrs. P. I. Palmer
\. H. Brensing, J. A. Lange, FE. V.| TIMOTHY GRAIN SEEDS
Fuetz, M. M. Stark, John 1 |\CLOVER POTATO SEEDS
bull, Frank Sealey, J. A. Smith, | qauparea GARDEN SEEDS
W. G. Gillett Oscar Delasale

FLOWER SEEDS

George Delasale, Victor

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Delasals
Francis Del |

asale, R. Cosgrove, .

V. Cox, Jessie Scott, Tho _— rie

| erson, a White

ee ates } "6 hte, » | PRINCE RUPERT FEED nl
Walsh, Mrs. L. Kenny, M. B. Cots

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worth, W. R
side, A. Stewart, M

Lord, A. FE. White
Bernheim, W

 

Raith, C. F. Raith, F. D. Eason e °
A. Oldershaw, G. A. Bryant, Wil versl es 10S,
iam Stewart, Jean Pieutt Mr

and Mrs. A
Millan, C. 8. Munay
FE. Holden, Mrs. M. Turner, M
McClelland, R Ww Irvine, §&
Turner, Alex. Owen, Mrs. Olson

Wyness, W. J. Me

John Han, A.| The up-to-date House Decor

tors of Prince Rupert

Sign Writing.

M. Brown, Dr. Clayton, C. C. Van .
Arsdol, J. Galt, PB. E. Dyer, Mr Paper-Hanging
Mart, Rod. Mackenzie

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St. Andrew's Society.

All the arrangements were per “Ye Olde Reliable”

fected this afternoon for the whist} 2nd Street Phone 156 Greet
drive and dance which are to take |  — ii,
place in the new hall this even
ing. It begins at 8 o'clock and
promises to be a most enjoyable LOTS
affair.

Fashion-Craft Agents. | 19 - 20 - 21 = 22 I

In an advertisement of Fash- on 8

ion-Craft clothing in the “News” Block 45, Section

last Thursday an error was made

in the name of the local agents

The Acme Clothing Co., of Second

avenue, are the sole agents for 2 100 00
9 °

Fashion-Craft in this city
FOR ALL

Many Leave for Hazelton.
The train had a heavy load this

morning, quite a crowd of labor .
morning, dite @ crowd of (per | Harrison, Gamble & Compal
bound for the interior. Among

FINANCIAL AGENTS
Third Ave. Prince Rupet

the passengers was Judge Young
who goes to hold court at Hazel

 

ton ee

Dr. W. B. Clayton returned to-, T!
day from the south after accom ‘WHY PAY RE .
panying Mrs. Clayton as far a
Vancouver and seeing her started

on her trip to England
doctor wore his usual smile, not
withstanding that he is forced to}
return to single blessedness for |
a short time

The} se if
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Price $1, 850
$550 Cash ;

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CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, 8. ©. | Balance:

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SECTION TWO IMPROVEMENTS.
Sealed tenders will be received by EB. A

Woods, eity clerk, up to é Pp. m., Monday, |

7th of April, 1013, for the construction

of certain plank roads and permanent

grading in Section Two, together with

an approach road across Morse Creek |
Plans ioay be seen and specifications °

forms of tender, ete, obtained at the of

fee of the city engineer

The council does not bind itself % ac

70.72

R. Naden Co. lt

gents

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cept the lowest or any tender end Aver

 

McG. MASON, City Engineer