ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF ELBERTA PRESERVING

PEACHES

Will Arirve.

Wednesday Night

The last shipment was rapidly disposed of. Get your

order in early.

SHEPARD & JONES

Hart Block Phone 41

 

Come and Look at the

REXALL ASSORTMENT

OF TABLETS AND PAPETRIES
This Week.

At Our Stores Two .Good Stores.

THE REXALL STORES
Cc. H. ORME

Phones 82 and 200 The Pioneer Druggisi

:

——ee= ecard to the requirements of the

 

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

Established 1908

Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Ilardware Ship Chandlery

Wire Cable Steel Blocks Fishing ‘l'ackle

Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles & Shotguns
Ammunition
Paint

Corrugated [ron

Rope Valves
Hose

Rubberoid Rovufing

Pumps
Stoves & Ranges

| A\a

“We Sell Nothing But the Best”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“FROM HOME TO HOME.”

HOTEL ELYSIUM

Sid. Sykes, Manager
The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver.
Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices,

 

 

 

1142 Pender Street West - Vancouver, B.C.

Phone (3500.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT LADIES

When in Vancouver do not fail to call on

THE NOVELTY LADIES’ TAILORING-CO.

112 Hastings St. W.

Coats, Suits and Skirts made to order and ready to wear
Prices Right. Satisfaction’ Guaranteed.

 

 

 

Tour. oss

WEEKLY LETTER

__. Home

 

 

How difficult it sometimes, to carry out your
good intention of writing a letter every week to your
relatives or friends back home or in the particular lo-
eality in which you lived before you settled in Northern
British Columbia. A good way out of the difficulty
to order the “Weekly News” to be sent to “them.
gives all the news of Prince Rupert a ndistrict.

is,

is

It

You will accomplish a twofold purpose by doing so.
Not only will you be sending a weekly letter home, but
you will be contributing in no small means to the ad-
vertising abroad of Prince Rupert and Northern B. C.
Just think how a_newspaper from Prince Rupert will be
passed on by your faraway friend to some-other per-
son who will be interested in learning something of the
wonderful opportuniiies of this pioneer land. Is it not
your duty te do that much for your city? It would be
money well invested.

The “Weekly News” posted to any place in Canada
or the United Kingdom is only $2.00 per year; to points
+ in the United States, $2.50 per year.

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

The government steamer Qua-
dra is expected at the marine
depot this afternoon,

 

 

 

Breeze of Vancouver is a
F. McB.

Mrs.
guest of her sister, Mrs.
Young, Fourth avenue.
Pp. R. steamer Princess
Maquinna, with the touring geol-
ogists, was expected at Ketchi-
kan at 4 o'clock today.

The C.

James Oxley, charged with
stealing a double barrelled shot-
gun from Maxim Therodor, was
given ten days’ in jail by Magis-
trate Carss this morning.

Mrs. J. E. Thompson
B. C., arrived in the
Princess May yester-
They left this
Chelohsin for

Mr. and
of Phoenix,
city on the
day afternoon.
morning by the
Granby Bay.

Captain and Mrs. Rifenberick,
who have been guests at the home
of Jarvis H. MeLeod for the past
three months, left for the south
yesterday morning, en route t
San Diego, Gal., where they in-
tend to reside in future.

and Mrs. Thorburn of Van-
were among the arrivals
jby the steamer Chelohsin this
morning. Mr. Thorburn, who is
in the office of the superintend-
ent of railway mail service at
| Vancouver, will leave by tomor-

morning’s train for Morice-
town for the purpose of getting
all the information possible in

Mr.
couver

row

lrailway mail from Prince
/Rupert east.

feeds Basset

POLICE COMMISSIONERS

service

MET

|Report for August, Showed Fines

the regular monthly meet-
Hing of the board of Police Com-
|}missioners, held yesterday after-
‘noon, Chief Vickers reported that
the total fines collected for the
jmonth of August amounted to
During the month there
were twenty-four convictions for
drunk and disorderly, three for
supplying liquor to Indians, six
cases of common assault and five
convictions, one of forgery,
twenty of gaming with cards, four
jconvictions and = sixteen cases
pending; two cases of keeping a
|} gaming house, one conviction and’
lone pending; three convictions
for riding a bicycle on the side-
walks, two cases of obscene lan-
j}guage and two convictions, and
[various minor charges.

The necessary accounts
passed and fhe meeting
|journed. Those present
|Mayor Pattullo, Alderman
or and Chief Vickers.

At

2497
Sac.

case

were
ad-
were
Mait-

WEDDED AT VANCOUVER

‘E. H. Patterson of This City En-
} ters Ranks of Benedicts.

After a week's
ithe city, E. H. Patterson, ac-
|countant in the office of G. R.
Naden Co., returned yesterday
jafternoon on the Princess May,
jaccompanied by his bride. The
happy event was solemnized at
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Vancouver, on Wednesday, Sep-
tember 3rd, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. The bride, Madge
Ross of Glasgow, Scotland. an
accomplished young lady, having
until recently played a leading
part in that popular Seotch play
“Bunty Pulls the Strings.” The
bride was attended in the cere-
mony by a sister residing in Van-
couver.

absence from

is

PLANS FOR DRILL HALL
AT CITY CLERK’S OFFICE

Plans and specifications for
the drill hall on Acropolis Hill
may be seen at the office of City
Clerk Woods. According to the
|specifications, the building will
be of cement, stone and brick. It
will have a length of 200 feet 44
inches and a width of 83 feet 10
linches. The drill hall proper
|will be 425 feet by 77 feet.

A 9 foot basement is called for,
which is to be used for shooting
galleries. The outside measure-
j}ment of the height of the build-
ing is 104 feet.

Tenders must be in Ottawa not
later than September 23rd.

li
'

 

Another Gold Strike.

|; <A report has reached the city
from Aldermere that placer gold
|has been discovered in the head-
| waters of Ootsa Lake, southeast
of that place. The report, how-
ever, is believed to be greatly ex-
aggerated,

: Winnipeg Liberal Dead.
Winnipeg, Sept. 5.—Mr. An-
idrew Strang. collector of customs
lof the port of Winnipeg and one
jot the oldest residents, died yes-
| terday of angina pectoris after a
ie ief illness. He was president
of the local Liberal Association

 

for many years.

 

THE DAILY NEWS

THE PALACE OF PEACE

MUNICIPALITIES WANT
WIDER RANGE OF
POWER BY-LAWS

(Continued from page 1)

 

to be
cone

the local improvement act
the matter requiring first
sideration and are pleased to be
able to report that practically all
the suggestions made by your
solicitor have been adopted, and
will in due course be placed be-
fore the.government by the exe-
cutive of the Union with a view
of getting legislation to put them
into effect.
The only
solicitor’s

changes from your
report were that the
convention did not think that
Section Nine gave council
too great powers and with regard
to the penalty for delinquency in
payment of special rates the con-
vention thought that the councils
should have the power to pass a
bylaw inflicting the penalty in its
discretion, whereas your solici-
tor’s original report rec
ed that the statute should inflict
the penalty without the
sity of a bylaw. We dé
the change very
The proposed inicipal
was carefully considered,
numerous

+}
ne

ymmend-

neces-
» not
material.
act
and

It
to state all
of these
our-

cone

sider

suggestions made.
would be unnecessary
or even a large number
suggestions. We contem
with specially mentioning
one Clause which was on the line
of giving councils powers te pass
bylaws on matters not sepcific-
ally referred to in Section 53 and
whieh was adopted. This clause
for such bylaws being
passed authorizing the construc-
tion of any kind of work or doing
any act deemed to be in the pub-
lie interest, not specially men-
tioned and safeguarded by re-
ference to the votes and the
sent of the Lieutenant-Governor
in Council.
The remaining

including those made

shortly de

selves

prov ides

is

ce@en-

suggestions

by your
bated
at the

solicitor, were in
the
gestion

wittee

cutive

convention, and
of the utions
were referred to the
of the Union to be
up by them with the Gove
Resolutions

sure
reso] com-
exe.
taken
rnment,
dealing with
affecting munici-
brought up and of
were adopted, the
important being a resolu-
tion that the charge of munici-
palities for the keep of prisoners
imposed last year was unfair and
another resolution asking im-
provements in the laws relating
to the proper provision for the
keep of the families of persons
who either intentionally or im-
providently fail to properly sup-
port them,

A resolution was passed
appointing Mr. McDiarmid as
counsel to attend the house at a
salary of $1,000. After hearing
his report as to what was done
this year and also consulting
various other members of the
convention, especially Mr. Weart,
who was at Victoria at the same
we opinion that this
wise one and that

sev-
eral
pal
these

questions
ities were
several

most

re-

are of
ution is a
city might
Your

one of

time,
resol
our well join.

was appointed
executive and this
should you to obtain in-
formation perhaps m« readily
than if you werenot represented
on that board.

This being the first delegation
from Prince Rupert which has at-
tended the convention of the
union we express the opinion
that from an educative point of
view these meetings to us
to promise very good results
The opportunity they afford for
the interchange of the views from
different cities must be of great
value.

The next convention will be
held at Kamlobps. This choice
being made on account of a tacit
understanding that the meetings
should be held alternately on the
coast and the interior, but
amongst various delegates there
was a strong desire that the 1915
convention should be held af
Prince Rupert.

The delegates of the conven-
tion, including ourselves, were
treated with the greatest hospi-
tality by the Progress Club and
the city of Vancouver.

All of which respectfully
submitted.

soheit
the
enable

re

seem

is

JOHN DYBHAYN,
FRED PETERS.
THREE MONTHS’ TERM
FOR STEALING CLOTHES

Hector Ballantyne, alias Boston
Bob, charged with stealing from
a Chinese laundry on Ninth ave-
nue, was given a term of three
months at New Westminster.
He appeared before Magistrate
Carss this morning.

Birth.
Cavanaile—At Prince Rupert
General Hospital, on September
9th, 1913, to Mr. and Mrs. E.
Cavanaile, of 216 Sixth avenue
west, a son.

Launch Alice B for hire.
phone Green 391, Davis’

Tele-
Float.
155-tf

 

OPENING WAS IGNORED

British Press Regarded It as Ami-
able Fad for Disposing of
Carnegie’s Millions.

London, Sept. 6.—The opening
of the palace of peace and the
of the peace con-
gress have been regarded in Eng-
almest in-

Press

proceedings

complete
public
as an

land with
and

affair

difference,
here treat the whole
amiable fad for disposing of part
of Carnegie’s millions, which has
no practical bearing upon the
realities of international affairs
The movement criticized
having gone forward on wrong
lines, seeking to overcome diffi-
culties by ignoring them, seek-
ing imaginary Utopias, making it-
self ridiculous by futilities such
as debate on the creation of an
international fleet for the preser-
vation of peace under the com-
mand of permanent council ad-
mirals, while leaving undone the
vastly more practical work of
educating publie sentiment, which
should oceupy it first.

8 as

WEATHER REPORT.
Furnished by F. w. Dowling,
Observer.

hours ending 5 a.
1913.
to

For 24
September ¥,
Barometer, reduced

level
Highest

Lowest

temperature
temperature

Poll Taxes in Alaska.
The Skagway council
repealed the ipal poll
ordinance, giving reason
therefor that the territory has
taken that source of taxation and
that than $4 poll tax would
be too much

has
tax

city
munic

as a

more

dakey Kline Married Again.

ine, at one t fa-
but

Seattle

Jacob KI

mous as an A

me
askin miushet
now the

eity

an employee in
omece,

It was his

was iar-

treasurers
secon

ried last week
marriage.

Brotherhood

Sept

Baptist basket so-
on Tuesday, 9th, at &
p. m. at the new Baptist Church.
Ladies bring to be auc-
tioned to the bidder. No
basket over Everybody
welcome. 208-11

cial

baskets
highest
$3.00.

 

—_

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

POOP HALL
for barber
200u

POR
m
to right party

FOR RENT—Flat
Skating rink; all
Tony Christian, 155
196

FOR RENT—-Furnished room,
Sitting room and cooking
quired. Electric light, telephone and
bath; close in Suitable for nurse or
ae teacher. Phone Green 197.

0-

Good

Eby

for rent
Apply

proposition
Bros., Terrace

RENT—Firnished Mat of 5 rooms
ern in every respect; will rent cheap
Apply P. O. Box 89

in building opposite
conveniences Apply
Sixth avenue west

with use of
Stove If re

 

FOR SALE

 

FURNISHINGS of a three-room
sale. Flat also may be rented
H. F. McRae & Co,

for
Apply
139-1

fiat

FOR SALE—Yearling White
horns, Barred Rocks,
conas; great layers; make
Also fresh eggs in case
Grove, Fort Lahgley, B. C

and Bul Leg
Wryandottss, An
fine breeders
lots Peach
210-15

roR SALE—Lot and hotel at Copper City

C., being Lot “A”, sub-division of

Lote 312 and 351, Range 5, Plan num
bered 933. Address offers to under

Signed. Wiliams & Manson, Box 1585,
Prince Rupert, B, C. 211-16

FOR SALE—Rooming house in best loca-
tion. Furnished. Lease to be had on
premises. A sacrifice as party will have
to leave. For particulars see John Dyb-
havyn, 319 Third Ave. 1970f

WANTED

 

WANTED—A
View Hotel.

chambermaid at the Bay

2100F

WANTED—-Two bright boys about tv years
old. Apply at The News OMmice. titt

WANTED—Two girls for folding in bind-
ery. Apply at once. News Ofice.
20iu

EXPERIENCED teacher proposes to open
Private school for boys and girls, For
pared ulars apply Box 613, Prince Ru
per 210-45

WANTED hotel at Al-
Geriiere, Good salary Ww experienced
woman. Apply to Pierey, Morris & Co.
Ltd. 21°

WELL furnished rooms from $2. sf; com-
fortable sitting room; bap», electric
light, Norfolk Rooms. | ? one Black
329. 206

Housekeeper for

 

POSITION as housekeeper by respectable
middie aged woran good cook, Apply
White's Bidg., end Ave and 8th St
209-10

LOST AND > FOUND

LOST—Pair of gold rimmed glasses (pince
nez) with small gold chain attached,
Pinder please return to Daily News Of-
Nice, 200tf

 

LIVE STOCK.

COWS fresh calved and coming in aiyays
on and tuberculosis tested.
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West,
corner Carleton and yr eotamnasier Road.
Phone Collingwood 09 Post Office
aot. 20, Collingwood East, Vancouver.

 

 

a

TIME TO GET BUSY
Telkwa Wants Representation at
Rupert's Fair.

Miners and prospectors should
begin early in the month to pre-
pare an exhibit for the
Prince Rupert fair that will show
the visitors to that city the true
standing of our district—the
leading mineral disrict of the. in-
terior. An organized effort should
be effected and headquarters es-
tablished ymewhere in town
where claim owners coming in
from their property could leave
their samples. In this way a
large number of samples could be
obtained without much effort on
the part of any one individual,
Guy Farrow has promised to look
after the exhibil of farm produce
and there no why this
district could not send in the best
dispiay of that nature that
be collected from any other
tion tributary to Prince Rupert
relkwa Tribune.

Tried to "Blackmail,
Sept. 6
today at
to fifteen months
an a charge of at-
to blackmail Lord

He had sent a threat
Lord Rothsehild unless
£150,000,

coming

is reason

ean

Heinrich
the Old

Londen,
was sentenced
Bailey sessien
hard labor
tempting
Rothsehbild
to murder
he received

‘ I
NOTICE of APPLICATION e

Pp
OVAL OF Plans. «

Take +
of t t
Will ap;
Rights
the wor
zation
which
No
sawmi
further

a g i Pees -ez>
iinet

Rees

with a
Obj
filed wi
Parliame
Dated

day

se oan s

Zs

W-Sept

SPO
BROWN & BUTTER

MINING ENGINEERS
METALLURGY Any
Res, Phone B

a
a

MININ
ack 413
Prince Rupert

ee, —
GEORGE LEEK

 

Dreary days made cheerful if
the home is
wallpaper from

tistic patterns;

Wallace's A

moderate prices

210tf

 

WATER NOTICE.

Application for a license to take and use
water will be made under the Water Act
of British Columbia as follows

1 The name of the applicant is B
Salt Works, Ltd., PF. H. Mobley, agent

? The address of the applicant
Rupert, B. ¢
name of the stream tis
River The stream has its source m
tain range about 5 niles west of the Skee
River, flow in & southeasterly direct
and empties into Skeena River at
mile south from Kwinitsa station

4 The ater i8 to be diverted
the stream m the
fe et from m mith

Prince

3 The Kw

south side

a | dat

will be

brightened with

P. O. Box 203

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (ty
CHARTERED SECRETARY
Investigations Ad, ustmerty Ug
ons and Assignmey
Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Frince Ropes ot

Audits,

re

antity of water

Twelve
was posted
of September
of this notice and
thereto and to the
Water Act wit be filed
‘ of the Water Recorder at
Rupert, B. ¢ Objections may be fle
the said Water Recorder, or wit?
Comptroller of Water Rights, Parl
Buildings, View ria, B. ¢
B. €. SALT WORKS, LTD
By F. H. Mobley, irent
8 to Oct. 6, 1913

py
ant

‘
i

Ww

BOOKKEEPING - _ AODITING

Bookkeeping Taught by eeivate Lessons |
Terms Reascon®

WENDELL Ry JONES

Phones 112 And 19
313 2nd Ave. an¢ 221 6th St.

Sept

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS.
Held 2nd

in Pidg., 245

j
applied for |
hundred
|
j
|

THE MIDWAY

LADIES’ AND GENTS GARMENT Cle
PRESSIN EING AN
Good

322 Bth Stree

CLEANING, PRESSING
AND REPAIRING
© Lowes . x

BOW SENG

€27 Fonen Street Prince Rupe, U6

PACIFIC TRANSFER 0t

Furniture, Baggage, Pian i»
Ing and Genera! Cartage
Phone 1

Office: Suits feral Block

 

Hass
Ave. service 11 a. m.,
Sunday ifter the
morning Testimony
m |
day |
idays

i92tf

Sunday
schod mets
service
meetings Wednesdfys at 8 p.
Reading roe fen evs
except Sundays ar} legakh
from 2 p. m. to 5p. mm

is ry

 

Every man to his business. I
am an expert follector, Let me
look after you rented property
or collections,

GEORGE LEEK

615 2nd Ave. Phone 203

CHOIPE TERRACE ACREAGE

Nees G. T. P. Station
10 ares, neag townsite.
10 seres, % mile from town
ste
10%

 

$1,000

acres, paile from
townsite
11% acres,
track
Terms ond- “quarter cash,
{2 and 18 months at 6%
owner
THOMAS A. McMARTIN
Box 855 or 618 Fifth Avenue

Prince Rupert

ST, ANDREW'S SOCIETY HAC

formerly Kalen tsd. ane re
To rent for Dances ww . ‘
ings, etc. Partionf@Ts as ei
Secretary, P Jd. Box 268

: #600

ee
“facing 6. re Pe soon
bal. 6,
Apply to

 

 

 

 

 

 

—_—os

CHEAP ACREAGE
an

Tyee Park

Near Prince Rupert
capella

6 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS
Apply

Harrison, Gamble & Company

FINANCIAL AGENTS
Third Ave. Prince Rupert

 

4 eA

fo A\

7th Ave.
room coltag
per m¢ nth

GEORGE Leek

Nota
Rents and ‘

is ae
Phone 203 615 2nd

AND GET

Better s Satis

_
raer in Pring © %yooe
ise cm, we

P wea,

Every housel
has plumbing in
by impr 1 Installation

let me lain bow, }

can have sifE BATH 2

m ment wil

vour fuel
P reduct 0 in your f

alterat t. facta
the cost ( P rp sauist

reatel
* " gt
time and you will ha

HARRY HANSON

ple rei

ve

ex

“The Rela

Lot with three !
Block 25

PRICE $1,200

ean

Balance 6

€. R. Naden Co, Ld.

s ance
R I I tate and [nsur
ea dst

id Avenue

Seco!