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MEMO
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O CLOCK

A Remarkable Expression of
. Public Confidence __

is shown in the statement of this company for the fiscai
year ending March 31st, 1913. As compared with one
year ago, the following figures are exceptionally in-

teresting:
Asscts March 31st, 1913 915.72
111,268.60
647.12

Assets March 31st, 1912
Showing a net gain of
This Remarkable Gain Is Positive Evidence of the
Convenience and Practicability of the C. H. I. C. Plan
Nearly One-Quarter Miilion Dollars Loaned to Contract
Holders at 5% Simple Interest during the past Fisoal Yoar

If You Desire a Homé of Your Own—If You Would Be
Independent of a Landlord—tInvestigate This Plan Now

The Canadian Home Investment Company, Ltd.

“Canada's Old Reliaple’
Home Office Pacific Bidg., Second Floor
VANCOUVER, B. ©.
Prince Rupert Office Federal Bldg.

 

   
 

THE BEST AT THE

PIONEER DRUG STORES
PAGE & SHAW’S CHOCOLATES

Shipped by Express from the Factory
Se — DO YOU KNOW HEN 72.

 

  

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

—— Established 1908

Builders’ Hardware
Steel Blocks

Pipe Fittings
Valves

Carpenters’ Tools
Wire Cable

Iron Pipe

Rope

Ship Chandlery
Fishing Tackle
Rifles & Shotguns
Ammunition
Paint

Corrugated Iron

Hose
Rubberoid Roofing

Pumps
Stoves & Ranges

 

“We Sell Nothing But the Best”

 

 

 

 

SSSSSSSSSSSes SSESSSSSSSSS=

Has the Largest Circulation in Northern British Columbia

THE DAILY NEWS

Prince Rupert’s Artistic Job Printing Establishment

 

 

 

 

 

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== Buy a Birks’ Mesh Bag=

THEY ARE MADE IN THE NEATEST DESIGNS, IN THE
LATEST FASHIONS AND MOST DURABLE QUALITIES

Every woman who is considering the purchase of a
mesh bag will be much interested in the illustrations on
page 68 of our catalogue. The work and material em-
ployed in the construction of BIRKS’ MESH BAG is of the
highest order and quality, whether tne article be of Ster-
ling Silver, German Silver or Gun Metal. If you should
desire something of a more expensive nature write to us
regarding it, as we show only a small assortment of our
stock of Mesh Bags in our Catalogue. We are always
pleased to furnish information to any out-of-town buyer
esarding any line of goods we stock. Write for our
Mwogue; it is a sure guide to successful Wedding Gift
i

enry Birks G& Sons, Limited

JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS

Geo, E. Trorey, Managing Director VANCOUVER, B.C

 

 

 

 
      

 

 

 

 

“FROM HOME TO HOME.”

 

 

 

HOTEL ELYSIUM

Sid, Sykes, Manage’
The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-dat; Hotel in Vancouver.
Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices;

1142 Pender Street West « Vancouver, B.C.

 

‘ THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

“The News” Classified Ads.

 

 

8 c

 

 

MANY ARRIVALS ON
THE PRINCE RUPERT

Vessel Had- Fair Voyage and
Brings Good Cargo as Well
as Passengers.

There were 71 first class pas-
sengers and 101 deek class pas-
as 200 tons of
freight and thirty head of live
stock for Hazelton, on the steam-
er Prince Rupert when she carne

: wall
AS Woe

sengers.

in from the south this morning.
The vessel had a good voyage
from Vancouver, the weather be-
ing mild.

Among those on board were:
Miss B. Crawford, Mrs. Williams,
T. Hill, A. CG. Fleishman, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Dimmick and child, A.
MaclInnes, J. A. McRae, F. G. Bird,

Mrs. D. Munro, J. Joseph, Mr.
Tippins, W. 8. Johnson, J.
Downey, Mrs. J, F.-MeNeil, Mr.

and Mrs. Callahan, Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Clayton and daughter, Wil-
fred Doughty, E. B. Paul, Miss
Paul, Mr. Woods, Mr. and Mrs.
P. D. Roe, Mr. and Mrs. G, A.
Crosby, Mrs. Stone, Miss Mar-
shall, Mrs. Stewart, Douglas Roe,
C. Turner, F. Kievenhuser, Mr.
Rhindfleusch, Angus Stewart,
Mrs. F. E. Woolley, Miss D.
Woolley, Mrs. A. W. Carter,
Master Carter, A. C. Bowner, Mrs.
B. Jones and child, Fred Jones,
R. J. McDonnell, 0. T. McDonald,
Miss Atcheson, J, C. Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H, K. Green, Mrs. 8S.

West, F. H. Paul, Miss Simpson,
C. Johnston, M. Siveston, FE.
Greoch and chitd, Mrs. Borton
and child, R, Steven, Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Kerr and child, K. Me-
Naughton, G. Filch,

= =

 

CHASE HEADACHES

 

MATHIEU S

NERVINE POWDERS.

 

 

 

 

If your dealer cannot supply you, the
J. L. Mathieu Co., Sherbrooke, P. Q., sends
box postpaid on receipt of price,

 

ENGLISH site LA
MADE
made by the cott of
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,
Our Laces were awarded the Gold Medal at the Festival of
Empire and Imperial Exhibition, Crystal Palace, 19tt,
DAINTY UY some of this hand wade Pillow

Lece, it lasts MANY times longer
then any mechine-mede

  
   
 
 
  
   
 
  
   

  

Lace 13 in. deep
Lece for every purpose ean
be obtained, end within reach
of the most modest purse, ve

cveg Sale. however Sy
s SES

 

   

— WRITE To —
Mrs, RUPERT Armstrong,

 
 

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

+ CIRCUIT NO. 1.

Box 125th St. and Srd Ave.
Box 13—-6ih St. and 3rd Ave.
Box 14—8th St. and 3rd Ave.

Box 15—Junction of ist, 2nd and
3rd Aves.

Box 16—isi Ave., between 8th and
9th Sts. (Knox Hotel.)

Box 17—1st Ave. and 7th St, (Cen-
tral Hotel.)

CIROUIT NO. 2.

Box 22—3rd Ave. and
(Post Office.)

Box 238-—3rd Ave.
Box 24-—ist Ave.
Box 26-—2nd Ave.
Box 26—2nd Ave,
Box 27—G. T. P.

CIRCUIT NO. 3.

91—-5th Ave. and Fulton St,
82—Borden and Taylor Sts.
@4—7th Ave. and Fulton St.
36—-0th Ave, and Comox Ave.
37—-8th Ave, and Dodge PI.
38—-6th Ave, and Thompson St.

3rd ‘St.

McBride St.
McBride St.
2nd St.
6th St.

and
and
and
and

CIRCUIT NO. 4.
414th Ave. and Emmerson
Pl.

Box 42—-5th Ave. and McBride St.
Box 43-—5th Ave. and Green 8:.
Box 44—6th Ave and Basti St.
Box 45—7th Ave. and Eberte.
Box 141-—7th Ave. and Young St.

 

 

 

Apply to Mrs. A. EB. Wright, 415 5th
Ave, EB. 155-58

| waNTeED & young Woman fer Aiivien
and housework; wages $30.00 per
Month, with room, Apply to Superin-
tendent Prince -—Rupert General Hos-
pital, 156tr

oe-= a

» 2

For Rent

~~ ee ares

GOOD rooms with bath, $2 per week.
Over Empire Baths, 3rd Ave. 156-57

 

~=One Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

 

 

 

 

Wanted
KITCHEN HELP — Wanted at Vienna
Cafe. 138tf
WANTED—A general seryant. Apply to
Mrs. D. Cohen, Steel Block, Third
avenue, 153tr

SERVANT wanted for general housework.

 

 

 

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished house; five
large rooms; corner &th and McBride;
$30.00 per month. Phone Black 329.
1470tr

 

For Sale

 

FURNISHINGS of a three-room fat for
se. Flat also may be rented. ioapply

F, McRae & Co,

 

Lost and Found

 

 

 

LOST—Diamond ring.
Box 48, Dally News.

LOST—Open faced Waltham watch; name
on back “Belot’; also chain, Reward
$5 on returning to Dominion Baths,

155-57

Finder rewarded,
144tf

 

Miscellaneous

 

 

 

I HAVE money
custy at 10% per annum, P,

to loan on approved Sse-
0. Box
153tf

WASHING taken in or work by the day.
Mrs. Eaton, 528 7th Ave. W 153-58

C. H. I. C. 5% LOAN CONTRACTS wanted.
Will pay more bonus than Co. at ma-
turity, or within three of loan. Also
buy all numbered under eleven. Wire

S. T. Manard, 1885 Beach Ave., Van-
couver. Reference, Bank of Ottawa.
151-56

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a,

hotel : Directory

Dn
Members P.R.L. Vintners Association

PRINCE RUPERT INN AND ANNEX
Owned and Operated by the Grand
Trunk Pacific Ry.

Geo. A. Sweet, Manager

WINDSOR HOTEL
Corner of First Ave, and Eighth St.
W. H. Wright, Prop.

 

HOTEL CENTRAL
First Ave. and Second St,
European and American Plan

Peter Black, Prop.

 

KNOX HOTEL
First Ave., Between Eighth and Ninth
European Plan, Rates 50c to $1
Per Day
Besner & Besner, Props.

 

J. Y. Rochester » *

EMPRESS HOTEL

Third Ave., Between Sixth and
Seventh Streets

European Pian, 500 to $f Per Day

D. Casley

 

PREMIER HOTEL
American and European Plan
F. W. Henning, ger

 

ROVAL HOTEL
Corley & Burges3, Props.
Third Ave, and Sixth St.
European Plan Steam Heated

 

BEAVER WHOLESALE LIQUOR CoO.,
LIMITED
Second Ave. and Sixth St,
Phone 102

 

PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO.,
LIMITED

Fraser and Sixth Sts.
Phone 7

 

-Church Services -

PIRST PRESBYTERIAN BURCH
Services every Sunday
Church Hell ct iam, and
Sender” Benedl ‘ol aie ym
REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., Pastor

 

 

 

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
McINTYRE HALL, 8RD AVE., NEAR 6TH 8T.

Services every Sunday at 11
&m. and 7.30 p.m: Sunday

REV. W.H. McLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACK
Services every Sunday st 11
a.m. and 7.80 p. Sunday
Bchool at 2.50 p.m.”

REV. C. R. SING, B.D. Pastor

 

 

ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Cor, Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
Morning prayer, 11, Even-
ing prayer, 7:39. | Sunday

2:30 p. m.

REV. E. C, BURCH - Rector

 

THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court

Sunday services at
am, 3 andép.m. sun-
day Schoo! 0 m.
Week

chool, . 1: le

night services Mon-
day, W sday, Thurs-
day and Saturday,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THAT PONSONBY SMILE

 

Swellest Wedding of London Sea-
son Next Thursday,

London, July 1.—Definite an-
nouncement was made yesterday
that the wedding of Lady Gwenith
Ponsonby, well known in. smart
London society and court circles
as the “girl of the Ponsonby
smile,’ and the Hon, Wyndham

‘Baring will take place July 10.

is the daughter of
Bess-

The bride
the Karl
borough,

It is expected this marriage
will prove one of the most im-
portant events of the social sea-
son, Besides being one of the
loveliest girls in Knglish society
circles, Lady Ponsonby is a great
favorite at court, where her
charming piquancy won for her
from the Duke of Connaught her
non de plume, which King
George and Queen Mary promplt-
ly took up.

The bridegroom-to-be is a son
of the Earl of Craven and is im-
mensely wealthy.

and Countess

TRUNKS AT FREIGHT RATES

 

Railway Commission to Take Up
Shipment.

Ottawa, July 1.—In future one
may be able to send trunks at a
freight rate instead of paying for
them to the express companies,
At the next meeting of the rail-
way commission, to be held in
Ottawa on July 5, railway com-
panies will be required to show
why trunks containing

apparel! and personal
when securely corded,
not be accepted for

freight

cause
wearing
effects,
should
riage by

eare-
service,

At a session of the commis-
sion, to be held in Montreal on
July 8, the matter of the charges
for distribution of railway cart-
age agents will be discussed, and
responsibility for thefts com-
mitted on railway carriages or
wharves determined.

 

KLONDIKE GENEROSITY

 

Englishman Is Left Unexpected
Fortune.

London, July 4.—An English-
man, J. B, Pringle, will shortly
go to the United States to prove
his title to a small fortune left
him by a wealthy real estate
merchant of San Francisco. Mr.
Pringle has just heard from a
firm of lawyers in San Francisco
that he is entitied to $8,000.

After landing from the White
Star liner Majestic at Ellis
Island in 1895, Pringle assisted
his benefactor to pass the author-
ities by a loan of $20. The man
thus aided went to the Kitondike
and made a large fortune.

 

Twelve months ago he died,
leaving most of his wealth in
real estate in Indianapolis. In
his will Pringle gets a legacy of
$8,000 as a return of the $20
loan.

BREACH OF PROMISE
Tremendous Influence to Keep

Suit Out of Courts.

London, July 41.—Owing to the
tremendous influence being ex-
eried by the family of the Mar-
quis of Northampton, the breach
of promise suit" brought against
the Marquis by Miss Viola Mass,
the musical comedy actress, will
be seitled before it can be
brought to trial next Monday.
Tt was learned today that Miss
Moss hed! refused an offer of
$150,000 made by the family of
the young marquis, but his sis-
ter, Lady Loch, has insisted that
her brother's love affairs shall
not he reconsidered in court.

 

Young Aguinaido to Japan.

Tokio, July 1.—Despatches re-
ceived here from Kobe report the
arriva) there of a son of Emilio
Aguinaldo, the former revolu-
tionary leader of the Filipinos,
who is said to be on the way to
Tokio. At Kobe young Aguin-
aldo conferred with a number of
Japanese. His mission is in some
quarters believed to be in con-
nection with the independence
movement for the Philippines.

 

Natural Gas at Tofield,

Tofield, Alta., July 2.—A fine
flow of natural gas was struck at
Tofield yesterday ow the new gas
well, The depth%ef the well is
now 300 feet. The flow is but
an indication of what may be ex-
pected when the tower levels are
reached,

 

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

 

 

The Camosun will leave for
the south this evening at 6
o'clock,

Mrs. KE, A, Woods, wife of the

 

time longer in Victoria.

 

The Princess Mary came in
from the south at 6 o'clock yes+
terday afternoon.

Angus Stewart, the contractor,

returned this morning from a
short -visit to Vancouver.
Frank A. Ellis leaves on the

Princess May this afternoon for
a business trip to Winnipeg,

E. A. Woods, the city clerk,
returned this morning after a
holiday of four weeks in Vic-
toria.

Mr. Tippins, of the Grand
Trunk passenger office here, has
just returned from a short visit
to Vancouver.

Mustard returned this
morning from Vancouver, where
she has been staying with her
friend, Mrs, Green.

 

Mrs.

Wilfred Doughty, of the B. C,
Fisheries, was one of this morn-
ing’s arrivals on the steamer
Prince Rupert,

G. L. Clayton, of the B. OC,
Fisheries, accompanied by Mrs.
Clayton and their daughter, ar-
rived here today on the steamer
Prince Rupert.

 

Leek, W. J.

Alderman Ledlie
and F, ¥. Clarke leave on the
Princess May today for Van-

couver to attend the Orange cele-
bration there on July 12th.

Rey. F. Dimmock, Mrs. Dim-
mock and their child, arrived on
the Prince Rupert this morning.
Mr. Dimmock will be the pastor
of the Methodist chureh here in
succession to Kev. C. R. Sing.

Mrs. J. T. CG. Williams has
come up from Vancouver to join
Mr. Williams at Port Essington.
She is spending the day in this

city with her sister, Mrs. Camp-
bell,
Rey. H. F. Kingstone, who was

in Prince Rupert sinee Wednes-
day as the guest of Bishop and
Mrs. Du Vernet, went to Hazelton
this morning. From Hazelton
he will shortly proceed to Telkwa
and Smithers, at the last of
which places will be his perma-
nent headquarters.

 

of Seattle touched
here about 10 o'clock last night
on her way north with a_ big
crowd of excursionists to Alaska,
There were 235 first class pas-
sengers on board, Thirty-five
tons of perishable freight were
unloaded for Prince Rupert.

Rev. H. H. K. Greene, of
Canon Greene of Orillia, Ont., ac-
companied by his bride, Mrs.
Greene (nee Miss G. Moberly of
Toronto), arrived here this morn-
mg on the steamer Prince Rupert.
Rey. and Mrs. Greene will stay
in Prince Rupert until Wednes-
day as the guest of Bishop Du
Vernet. They will then proceed
to the Queen Charlotte Islands,
where Rey. Greene will be sta-
tioned at Queenstown.

The City

 

son

USED A MOTORCYCLE

To Run Linotypes in Berlin News-
paper Office.

Berlin, Ont., July 1.—The
newspaper office here issued de-
layed editions today, owing to
failure of the hydro power. The
Daily Telegraph used & moitor-
cycle late in the afternoon to
provide power for the typesetting
machines and had the forms on
the’ press when the power was
turned on at 6:30 o'clock: The
News-Record issued a small
handbill informing its readers
that the power was off.

Castro May Raised Sugar.

 

 

Paris, July 1.—Cipriano Gas-
tro, the exiled former president
of Venezuela, it is reported, is
trying to buy a sugar plantation
in Hawaii. If ihe deal is made
Casino may settle permanently
in Honolutu,
The Aztecs ruled America at
one time, but the nation, sinee
the days ct Hernanda Coriez, has
dwindled to less than 1,000 pure
bred survivors. Some of these
will be brought to San Diego's
exposition, with their arts and
crafts,

 

 

There will not be u single case
of canned or bottle goods to be
seen at San Diego's exposition,
All exhibitors who show pro-
cesses must remove the product

 

 

as fast as it is completed.

city elerk, is remaining for some},

 

Saturday, July 1913

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The Following

LOTS

Lot 54,
$1,500
months.

Block
cash,

27, Sec, 1

bal 12 and
Lot 90, Block 20, Sec. 2, 8;

$562 cash, bal. 6. 1. p

Lots 19 and 20,
$1,200;

Block 2
1-3 cash, bal, to arrang

For exchange,
ranch at North
Rupert property
chance for the

an Sacre apy
Yakima for Prince
Th is

right man

George Leek

PRINCE RUPERT

OMeces in All Cities in wu
Kingdom

Agent for Fort Fraser |

 

 

 

oes 06

 

Advertise in

The Daily News q

 

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PRINCE
RUPERT.

Towing of Garbage Scow

Tenders will be received
Wednesday, the @th ins: f
of the city garbage scow N
be considcred from owners
less than 20 hp Full par
be obtained at the oMce of
The lowest or any tender hot
accepted.

w.

~ OSBORNE HOUSE

967 Third Ave.

McG. MASON, City !

 

Rooms, W
Without Table Board
Large Sitting Room, Bath
Privelegwes, Moderate Char:
Mrs. G. A. Tessier

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov-
ing and General Cartage

Phone 1

Large Single

 

 

HARRISON W. ROGERS

Architect
Suile 1, Federal! Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. :
Phone 300 P, O. Box 1635

W. J. JEPHSON

Barrister and Solicitor

of British Columbia, Alberta and Sask
atchewan

Notary Public
Federal Biock,

 

Room 11,

BOOKKEEPING - AUDITING

Bookkeeping Taught by Private Lesson :
Terms Reasonable

WENDELL R. JONES

BROWN & BUTTERS |

METALLURGY AND MINING GEOLO'!

Res, Phone Black 413 Box 1%
Pripce Rupert

 

 

For Rent

Fine Comfortable House on Green
Street, with Bathroom.

$90.0 per Mon

 

 

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.

Real Hstate and Insurance

 

Second Avenue.

 

Prince Rupert