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Joke on the Grey Rifies
During the parade of the
Grey Rifles last night
who did not

Far!
a sidewalk

spectator know be

ter put this wondering query to}
his chum:

But what are they going dow
to the government wharf f

“To get accustomed to rea
wharf air” was the reply

The Daily News has the larg-
est circulation in Northern B.C.

 

“Valhalla” of S.H. & E.F.

(SCAN DINANIAN SOCIETY

Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 8
p.m. in the kall at 319 3rd Ave.

 

oe Line of Post Cards in City

HYDE'S CIGAR STORE

Magazines P eriodicals Ne wspapers

CITY MESSENGERS
PARCEL DELIVERY
Reading and Card Room in
Connection
607 3rd Ave.

 

Phone 326

 

 

 

 

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

Carpenters’ Tools

Wire Cable Steel Blocks
Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings
Rope Valves
Hose

Rubbervid Roofing

Pumps
Stoves & Ranges

= Established 1908 —_—_—_—_—_—_————
Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
Fishing Tackle
Rifles & Shotguns
Ammunition
Paint

Corrugated Iron

 

“We Sell Nothing But the Best”

 

 

 

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Again we say Shoes.

 

 

 

Notice to the
Public

On and After April 1st
ALL ORDERS FOR COAL
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED

BY THE CASH.
Rogers & Black
Union Transfer Co. ‘
Westholme Lumber Co.
Lindsay's Cartage & Stor-

age

Moore Bros.
Pacific Transfer Co.
Couture Bros.
Pony Express

 

 

 

TENDERS FOR GRADING.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
City Clerk until 4 p. m. om Monday, the
14th of April, 1913, for the grading of
Market Place and 4 portion of the city re

serve on Fulton St.

Plans and specifications may be seen
and forms of tender obtained at the office
f the City Engineer.

The iowest or any tender not necessar
ily accepted.

. McG. MASON, City Engineer

 

Corporation of the ony of Prince Rupert, |

cafe -
WANTED-—A general servant. Apply Mrs. In All There Will Be Nine Bylaws
L. W. Patmore. soatf to Be Voted Upon on
the 24th.
For Sale | The city council last night
passed no less than nine bylaws
| FOR SALE—Gerhard-Hyndsman piano; easy |! all of whieh will be voted upon
terms Apply to P. R. Harris »paity | by the people on the 24th of this
py oo th f tl i
mor ‘ se > ar ,
FOR SALE—Pairbenks-Morse stationary ronth . these five are money
gasoline engine, twelve b.p., high speed.) bylaws calling for debentures to
frst class shape Apply P. 0. Box 1509, —— » meerremnta i ,
Prince Rupert s0itt - issue d to the — gate amount
at 0 5 3.000, ¢£ Niows:
LOT 31, Block 39, Section &. Price $650; ! “ as Tonows
cash $130, balance in four equal instal-| Bylaw toward construc-
se ane vene " tion of steel bridge
FURNITURE two housekeeping | over Morse Creek.. $35.000
sale rooms can be rented e399 | Bvlaw for construction
Third avenue, near § th V |
and 8 p. m a2 “3 of part of sewer sys
DMs» danieturs< ats 350,000
i Bylaw f grading piece
For Rent of city property mn
Second avenue, near
GOOD, biied .fen- tent 9160 9th Avenue Eleve mth street Pitas FO
we Come and see 80-83 | Bylaw for exeavation of
CLEAN furnished cabins Five dollars per | piece of city property
month Apply at 5 Sth Ave., near
Fulton si-s6 | adjoining city hall on
FURNISHED room to rent; suitable for i n street 12.000
two; modern conveniences 221 6th! in erectio )
Ave. W. Phone 154 roe |Dylaw for erection of
| public school on Bor-
e
i | iene street al 20,000
Lost and Found | Three other bylaws to be voted
{- jupon on the 24th are to increase
- jthe interest from 4% to 5 per
FOUND—At the bazaar dance at Kalenicent. upon the following debeu
Island Club, one sleeve link. Owner can .
have same by paying for this ad. at|t{ures, which have not been taken
Daily News OMce 7otr jup because of the low price of
interest owing to the dormant
; . istate of the money market
Business Chances ; m aa
f Electric light system 866,000
peer ererersrmarmermnermner mere | To lenhone evstem 40.000
FORT GEORGE, the new pay roll city;| Hydro-electric system... 550,000
openings for business and professional | pa 4 :
men of all kinds; also carpenters, build- | rhe bylaw granting the federa!
ers, bricklayers, brickyards, sawmills, | owe ment a « > 0 i] all
lumber yards, sash and door factories and| *"’** rene Sop ite for drill ha
every kind of business. One hundred |‘ ind that defining the duties of
million dollars will be distributed in | 4 i Were al : j
the next four years by four railways|©'tY auditor Were also passe last
now under construction to Fort George. | night
which has been selected as the main/|
pay roll centre and the location of main/
passenger divisions and terminals where

 

Wanted FIVE MONEY BYLAWS

PASSED BY COUNCIL

 

 

 

WAITRESS wanted at once Apply Vienna
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shops and manufacturing plants will be ‘EARL GREY’S RIFL
located Eleven railways are bu i

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

While every article in our immense stock
} is marked to the very lowest figure, you will find that our Shoe
} prices are real bargains. McPherson’s Shoes need no praise from us

   
 

 

or pr ted to Fort George, which
be the istributing point and contre of |
one hundred million acres of rich agri
cultural, timber, mineral and coal lands
in Central Northern British Columbia
and the Peace River district One thou
sand miles of navigable waterways on| Company Made ‘Good Showing in
which seven steamboats are already ply.
ing from Fort G ~ ou’ cheap electri First Parade of the
power and cheap a! ol, chure hes Season.
, ublic “hail, waterwi rks and all
mveniences Thousands of nstruc- | ame
tian men nOW on the ground You can/
secure 4 business opening now. Don’t) Considering that it was the
delay OMcial information given free
Natural Resources Security Company,|first parade of the season and
Ltd. (Joint Owners and Sole Agents for | ‘
Fort George Townsite), 403-404 Moser-|that the weather was far from
Ryder Bik Fort George, B. C., Central) :
Avenue Address or call Vancouver|ideal there was a splendid turn-
Office, 624 Vancouver Block, Vancouver ¢
B. Cc 75-86 out last night of the members of
eithe Far! Grey's Rifles, over thirty
answering to the roll call. Head-
ed by the bugle band recent!y or-
ganized under the leadership of
Sergeant Swift, late of Regina, the
i
jline of mareh was from the ar
mory along Second avenue to the
\Government wharf where nearly
jtwo hours were spent at drill
Captain Stork was in command
with Lieutenant MeMordie bring-
jing up the rear.

The bugle band has made ex.
cellent progress during the short
jtime it has been organized and
will no doubt prove a source of
creat strength to the company

There will be a parade every
Monday night until May 28th
when the annual inspection will

take place.

 

SEVERAL CASES ADJOURNED

‘One Man Charged with Assault
and Several with Drunkenness.

man who is becoming a familiar
in police court, was before

Magistrate Carss this

morning

 

Dr. Vernon's Cushion Sole, fine vici kid;

$6.00; now
Doctor's Special and Dr. Reed's Cushion
reg. $6.50 and $7.00;

water proof; in black or tan;
and $7.00; now

TOW . wee eee

McPherson's Storm Blucher, leather lined,
reg. $6.50

reg

Sole;

§.25

viscalized sole;

Genuine American Elk,
leather lined; reg, $4.50;

250 pairs of odd lines,
black or tan;
to clear

Leckie's California Oil Tan,
oul toe cap;

Some of Our Shoe Prices

semi heavy work shoe,
BROW. csicccevvteeteve

consisting of lace and button,

reg, 34.50 to $6.00 pair;

, es Cs oo © 60s b:d0 bbe thane

3 90 lwith intent to do bodily harm.
e The case was adjourned until
° | Wednesday,
14 in., with or with. 7 25 Cathet ain tetas
e Money bylaws providing for

She was
suspended

icharged with vagrancy
igiven three
sentence.

Sam Kennedy, A. Stewarts Titus
Campbell, Silas Maitland, Steve
Campbell and Ellen Kennedy, In-
idians, were all charged with be-
jing drunk and disorderly. Cases
jwere adjourned until tomorrow.
B. W. Williams was called upon
to answer to a charge of assault

at Mary Matheson, an Indian wo-
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days on

  
 
  
     
  

3.40

in

the expenditure of over $400,000

 

} equally low prices.

REMEMBER---We have everything in the Clothing and Furnishing Line at
Read our ads., compare our prices, then come and buy.

j}were passed by the city council
last night with searcely a dis-
senting voice, yet there was a

   

| good deal of time wasted in heat

 

 

SECOND AVENUE

MARTIN O’REILLY

led disclussion brought on by Al
j}derman Bullock.-Webster imagin
ing he, as chairman of the health

jcommittee, had been slighted by
the mayor. It astonishing
how some men who should know
| better balk at trifles

Kh. 8, Sargent, general merchant
of Hazelton, arrived in the eity
on Sunday evening's train ;

is

  

A woman can't see
having a secret if

the good of
nobody is

to

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SEE

“MEN'S OWN TO HOLD
MOCK PARLIAMENT ”

Annual Election of Officers Held
Last Night—Classes Were

 

ROCK FOR GRADING

sand Feet of Excavation
Near City Hall.

ried
FOOTBALL MEETING

St. Andrew's Society Invite Deie-
gates to Attend Meeting To-
morrow Night.

st

Andre

was decided

At a

society

meeting of ws

last night it

to invite
the city
football

ear

organization
of entering a
the prope

year to send three

every
desirous
team sed
this

in
ue
each to a meeting it
rooms on Wednesday
the purpose of
and arranging
St. Andrew's
present holders of
the

mes

delegates
their
ne for
plans

even
discussing
ce
are
cup
Club

general
Bociety
the
(overseas

the
winning it

tails
the

presented
his

of any

by

cup bec« property
three
are desirous
the second
and it i
re.

for

club
The
of arranging

Callies
for
competition
there will
to their
Wednesday

times

year’s
hoped

sponse

be a good
invitation

night's meeting

MILITANTS ARE BLAMED

Suffragettes Credited with At-
tempting to Burn St. Jude's
Free Church, Hampstead.

 

London, April 5 Although
there is no direct evidence against
them, the suffragettes generally
are credited with the attempt
made to burn Jude's free
ehurch at Hampstead Heath to-
night. As the orgenist was en-
tering the church he found a eup-
board ablaze, The fire quickly
was extinguished,

SL.

Tenders Wanted

For excavation on lots 13 and
4, block 11, section 1, corner of
2nd Avenue and 6th = Street.
Specifications can be obtained
from C. E,. Bainter, secretary
Premier Hotel Go., Ltd., Second
Avenue,

The lowest or any tender not

necessarily accepted.
Tenders to be in by April 9th

80.tf

TOWN BURNING DOWN.
El Paso, April 8 —It
ed here that the town of Clifton,
Arizona, is burning and threaten
ed with entire destruction

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Birth. i
At Prince Rupert, to Mr
Mrs, Thomas H. MeCubbin
Nicholl, on April 7th, a
Mrs. MeOubbin has
guest of Mrs. James
michael for the last

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is report.

 

and
of
son
been the |
M. Car

three weeks

 

Housecleaning ?
pretty, reasonable.

Wallpaper,
Wallace's.

 

= know about it,

Arranged.

The anual election of officers
of the Men's Own Association
was held last night, resulting as
follows

President——W. G. Barrie

Vice President—W. 8. Fisher:

Secretary—Frank Davis

rreasurer—-M, O. Corkill

This will make the second
term for Mr. Barrie in the pres
dent's chair

\ delegation from the Ladies
Aid requested that one night a
week be set aside Tor use of i
gvimnaswum by the members
that organization It was decid
ed to allow them to have evers
Tuesday night from 8 to 10
clock Girls’ classes will be
held every afternoon from 4 to 6
n charge of Mr. I Porter and
bovs’ classes from 6:30 to 8 it
charge of W. 8S.. Fisher Phere |
will also be three special classes
each week for young men o1
Monday Wednesday ind Fridas

ve ng ¢ m sit a nh charge
of Mr. Porter

It was decided as geht t
hold a mock pariiament next
Monday evening t which the
public s cordially invited

Tenders to Be Called for Thou-

POOPLOLILOPIOCEOUEEEIO D+ DC bbb

The board of works re rted
ast night in favor of letting a
contract for the excavation of
one thousand feet of rock
Fulton street in the vicinity of
the city hall i

Alderman Maitland did not}
think they should call for tenders
but that the work should be done
by day labor

Alderman Dybhavn ved that
the citv egenineer be authorized t
eall for tenders

Alderman MeCaffers And that
the tenders call for the delivery
of the rock at the erusher

The mayor ght it wise to
eall for tenders so that the city

vuld get the work done is
cheaply as possible, and Alder
man Dvbhavn's motion was car

G. R. Naden (a, lW

 

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Men Ginger Up! List

 

TERY :
The Metzger Vitalizer
Battery Co,

Roh! Biock, Cor "olen Avea 4 & t

 

Auction Sale

ALBERTA Horses

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rom diff i

W. WN. TOMPKiNe AUCTIONEER

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POP eerrrororoorooororoerorets

Port Edward

PRINCE RUPERT'S inpus.
TRIAL ANNEX

 

 

The launch “Dixie leaves
the Government slip fo
Port Edward every day at 2
o'clock, returning at §
o'clock.

 

 

 

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ENGINEERING

Engineers = Vu.
newest an
hair orna on
display is “
are our prices
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We have Ip
TIMOTHY GRAIN SEEDS
CLOVER POTATO SEEDS
ALFALFA GARDEN SEEDS

FLOWER SEEDS

Mail ord

PRINCE RUPERT FEED a
Lot 12, Block §,

Section |

$6,300

Harrison, Gamble & Compill

FINAN( IAL AG ENTS
Third Ave. Prince Rupett

For Sale

 

 

 

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