om, —

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. {

W. P. Lynch left by this morn-
ing’s train for the interior.

Rh. W. Cameron was a passenger
for New Hazelton by this morn-
ing’s train.

Mr. Demers

 

 

returned to the

Ae FROM city this morning from a hurried
| | ; : trip to Victoria.
4 ‘ ; e The Prince Rupert Auto Com-
5 n fF hi Centres pany received on the Prince
; 4 as on George another passenger ma-
4 ‘i chine, a Winton-Six,
3

Fk, 8. Evans, managing director
of the Prince Rupert Fish and
Cold Storage Co., returned to the
city this morning from Vancouver.

Cc. C. Perry, Indian agent at
Metlakatla, does not intend start-
ing on his trip to the old country
until the end of the month.

For engaging in the second
hand business without a trader’s
license Charles Hecker was this
morning called upon to pay a fine
of $2 and costs.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Stewart

returned to the city by the steam-
ship Prince George this morning
after spending a few weeks visit-
ing in Vancouver.
* Albert Davidson, G. T. P. gen-
eral agent, returned from Van-
couver by this morning's boat, ac-
companied by Mrs. Davidson and
their two children, They have
taken up their residence at 233
Fourth avenue west.

Rev. H. A. Collison,
Cedar Hill, Victoria,
the city this morning on
with his brother, Rev, W.
lison. During his visit
north he hopes to enjoy
good hunting.

C. F. Gregson,
a big sale here a few months
ago for Martin O'Reilly, arrived
by the Prince George this morn-
ing to again make things lively
in the men’s furnishing line.
Watch for O'Reilly's announce-
ments.

Te wt W. G. Gillette, contractor, re-
| 7, turned last night on the Prince

CHILDREN’S

LADIES’ FALL SUITS AND COATS,

Advance showing pt. these Pee now on dis-

play in our windows.

“~

—E—E—_—_—X

The most fashionable fabries and styles manu-

factured by the best cloak and suit houses in the

east.

Whether want to buy or not, we shall be

pleased to have you call and look at these garments

you

 

i y and try some. of them ‘on.

H.$. WALLAGE CO, LTD

‘Dry-Goods, Grockery, Wall-Paper, Etc

rector of
arrived in
a visit
t. Col-
in the
some

 

who conducted

 

 

 

 

Albert from Lockeport. The trip
ovér on the Prince John Satur-
day night was an extremely rough
one, in facet, it was so rough that
the steamer hung up all night at
Refuge Bay, resuming the voyage
Sunday eee,

NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
ON THE PRINCE GEORGE

G. T. P. Steamer Brought in a
Large Passenger List—Traffic
Keeping Up Well.

 

   

Gives a Quick,
ie Brilliant Polish
ee That Lasts

 

 

 

 

The steamer Prince George ar-
rived a few minutes ahead of
schedule time this morning, -hav-
ing on board seventy saloon pas-

 

 

sengers and considerably over a

hundred third class. Following

is the list of saloon passengers:

H. Arnold, J. W. Hatch, Mr. and

Brewed from the Mrs. M. K. Ney, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Barton, John Barton, St, Clair

Brindle, A. M. Hunter, J. H.

Finest Products Draney, J. CG. Thorn, H. Zink, R.
J.Rennie, Frank 8S. Evans, Frank

A. Ellis, W. Gameron, J. T. Watt,

of the Soil Miss Parliament, Miss Switzer,

J. W. Weart, E. W. Cleveland,

/Selected British Columbia Louise Deplaye, J. A. Gox, C, G,
Wainwright, Mrs. 8. M. Newton,

ene once: Genadian Rariey William Angle, Mr. Beebe, Mrs.
Malt, pure Capilano Water— W. J. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. An-
the purest in America. Clear, gus Stewart, C. T. Cartwright, E.
: CG. Wright, Henry Wright, Gladys

pure, pale, sparkling. TRY IT Wright, R. V. Seott, Martha
TODAY. Bucha, Mrs. MeFaren, Mr. and
. Mrs. Wilder, A. E. Holt, D. W.

° Oliver, V. E. Roberts, M. C. Mor-

Beaver Liquor Co., ris, D. Thompson, Mr. Ackerborg,
LIMITED Rey, H. A. Collison, Lee Fong,

S. P. Jacquest, Rev. T. R. Henage,

Distributors, Prince Rupert, B.C. N. Demers, Mr. Pritchard, H.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. H. &.

Parker, Mr. and Mrs. G, 8, David-

son, Mr. Corlett, Mr. MacLean,

Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Hanson, J. 8.

and Mrs. R, J. Mac-
S. Ewens, Joe Pellitier,
and Mrs. Al-
children.

Scott, Mr.
Farlane, C.
G. F. Gregson, Mr.
beri Davidson and two

Those Unuk River Bears.

 

 

Ed. Kerr, who has been spend-
ing the summer on his home-
stead on the Unuk River, is back
in town again, having arrived
early in the week. Ed. has a great
amount of respect for the big
grizzly bears which live in his
neck of the woods. During the
winter they broke into his cabin
and ate everything in the place.

Come and Look at the

REXALL ASSORTMENT

OF TABLETS AND PAPETRIES
At Our Stores This Week.

THE REXALL STORES

 

 

 

Two Good Stores.

 

THE DAILY NEWS

MORICETOWN MAN
FIGURES IN ROMANCE

Advertised in Eastern Paper for
Lady Help and Secured
Partner for Life.

 

 

Several weeks ago “Bob”
Starck, who keeps a restaurant
at Moricetown, advertised in a
newspaper at Youngstown, Ohio,
for a female assistant to help him
look after his business. Not long
afterward he received a_ reply
from Julie Bach of Pitcairn, Pa
asking for further particulars.
In his reply he intimated diplo-
matically that he would not be
averse to taking a partner for
life. After a very brief corre-
spondence matters were satis-
factorily arranged and the appli-
cant for a position in this great
land of opportunity boarded a
train for the west. She arrived
here on Saturday and the two
were made not only partners in
business, but partners for life.
Mr. and Mrs. Starck left by this
morning's train for Moricetown,
both satisfied that it pays to ad-
vertise.
THE VOICE OF ULSTER

GROWS MORE MENACING

 

 

(Continued from page 1)

army suggests the of
many regular officers toward the

 

attitude

Ulster question. The. force is
absolutely democratic and the
leaders of the companies and

sections were elected by popular
vote of the ranks.

Belfast gunsmiths are doing a
great trade. The business of the
cily goes on in the usual method-
ical manner, but those who go

there to market often come away
with strange goods.
It may be confidently asserted

that King George will not accept

the advice which prominent
Unionists, such as George Cave,
K. C., M. P., and a section of the

Unionist press, ae publicly urg-
ing upon him—ni.mely, to refuse
the royal assent to the home rule
bill. It is Mr. Redmond’s confi-
dent prophecy that an Irish par-

liament will be set up in Dublin
next year, which so stirs the in-
dignation and alarms of the

Unionists and especially of Ulster.
They declare, in the words of
Arnold White, the well known
publicist, that the King only can
now save the United Kingdom
from dismemberment and U!ster
from anarchy and civil war. A
petition to the King is now being
organized.

Mr. A. J. Balfour declared in a
speech at Haddington on Satur-
day:

“We are on the verge of great
events. Tam not sure that every-
body realizes how near we are to
diMiculties that may prove insol-
uble or almost insoluble to Brit-
ish statesmanship. If I am right
we shall soon be the thick of
the confliet. Let then. make
a preparation the great
event.”

Mr. Balfour's fear
Asquith means to defer
tion till after home rule becomes
law, a which he calls
wildly imprudent and grossly im-
moral. He declares the govern-
ment’s duty is to hold a general
election before the King assents
to the bill.

in
us,
for

that Mr.

dissolu-

is

course

WEATHER REPORT.
Furnished by F. W. Dowling,
‘Observer.
For 24 hours ending 5 a, m.
Seovtember 10, 1913.
Barometer, reduced to sea
BBV EL acter sé ate . BO.O14
Highest temperature..... 54.0
Lowest temperature...... 46.0
Reins ear 92

SHE SWwAM ASHORE

Woman Who Attempts Suicide
Changes Mind.

Dawson, Y. T., Sept. 8.—Mary
Graham, the passenger on the
steamer Alaska, from Fairbanks
to Dawson, who attempted sui-
cide three nights ago by jump-

ing overboard, swam ashore in
her night clothes, despite the
swift current. For over fifty

hours the half crazed woman lay
cold and dying on the beach,
until sighted and picked up by
the steamer Schwatka, It is be-

 

 

 

 

 

C. H. ORME Unfrotunately, there was no bak-| lieved that the woman will live.
Phones 82 and 200 The Pioneer Druggist ing powder in the cabin, so the ae
bears got away.—Ketchikan Min- Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
er. Phone 4. ‘tf
oO — —$3__$$_—_$_$_—_————————————————_—

 

 

ie Pane RUPERT LADIES

{iy When in Wancduver do not fail to call on

_ THE NOVELTY LADIES’ TAILORING CO.

112 Hastings St. W.

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

§ rs

SATURDAY,

Miss L. M.

 

MILLINERY (PENING

 

SEPT. 13TH,
The ladies of Prince Rupert and vicinity are cordially in-
vilted to call and see the

VERY LATEST STYLES IN FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY

1913

KUSTER-

 

‘WILL HUNT BIG GAME

 

‘IN NORTHERN B. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilder of Sussex,
Eng., in the City, En Route
North.

George Wilder of
England,

 

 

and Mrs.
Park, Sussex,

Mr.
Stansted
who arrived by the steamer Prince

George this morning, are guests
of Mr, and Mrs. L. Bullock-Web-
ster. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wilder

are enthusiastic hunters and the
object of their
Canada is to hunt for big game

in the
They

present visit to

moose, caribou and bear

vicinity of Telegraph Creek.
intend leaving on the Princess
Sophia next Monday for Wrangell,
Alaska, where a apecial boat will
meet them to convey them to
Telegraph Creek. Mr. Wilder, who
has hunted for game in nearly
all parts of the world, not a
stranger to these parts. A few
years ago he shot a grizzly at
Bella Coola. Mrs. Wilder was
also a visitor in Prince Rupert
last year. Their sojourn in the
north will depenc partly on the
weather and the,supply of game

18

 

Generous to Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark., Sept. 8.
Generous money” subscriptions
and supplies are reaching Hot
Springs for the relief of persons
made homeless by Friday night's
fire. The task of caring for the
homeless was well in hand today.
Rebuilding in the fire swept area
is to be’ begun immediately.

Lautioh Alice B for hire,
phone Green 391, Davis’

Tele-
Float.
155-tf

 

 

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

POOL HALL for rent Good proposition
for barber. Apply Eby Bros., Terrace,
209tf

FOR FENT—Furnished flat of 5 rooms;
modern in every respect; will rent cheap
to right party. Apply P. 0. Box 89.

FOR RENT--Flat in building opposite
skating rink; all convenlences. Apply
Tony Christian, 155 Sixth avenue west,
196tr

FOR RENT—Furnished room, with use of
sitting room and cooking stove if re
quigad Electric light, telephone and
bat close in. Phone Green 197
210-15

=: eat
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Mason & Rise) plano, in good
condition, $8175. F. & Crosby, 839
Third Ave. W. 212-17

FURNISHINGS of a three-room flat for
sale. Flat also may be rented. Apply
H. F. McRae & Co. 139-Uf

FOR SALE-—Yearling White and Bull Leg
horns, Barred Rocks, Wyandottes, An-
conas; great layers; make fine breeders
Also fresh eggs in case lots. Peach
Grove, Fort Langley, B. C 210-15

FOR SALE—Gasoline boat; length 41 feet,
beam 12 feet; installed with 18 h. p
Buffalo engine in good condition. Owner
up against it and will sell cheap Apply

C, Manson, Inverness

212-15

Cannery

Lot and hotel at Copper City
Lot “A”, sub-division of
Lots 312 and 351, Range 5, Plan num
bered 933. Address offers to under
signed. Williams & Manson, Box 1585
Prince Rupert, B. C. 211-16

FOR SALE
B. C., being

FOR SALE—Rooming house in best loca-
tion. Furnished. Lease to be had on
premises,
to leave.

havo, 319 Third Ave,

A sacrifice as party will have
For particulars see John Dyb-
1970f

 

WANTED

 

WANTED—A
View Hotel,

WANTED—tTwo bright boys about tv years
old. Apply at The News Office. 196tf

WANTED-——Two girls for foiding in bind
ery. Apply at once, News Office.
204

chambermaid at the Bay

210

EXPERIENCED
private school for boys and girls.

teacher to open

For

proposes

particulars apply Box 61%, Prince Ru
pert, 210-45
WANTED—-Housekeeper for hotel at Al-
dermere. Good salary to experienced
woman, Apply to Plerey, Morris & Co.,,
Ltd, 210
WELL furnished rooms from $2.50; com
fortable sitting room; bath; electric
ment, Norfolk Kooms, Phone Black
329 206

POSITION as housekeeper by respectable
middie aged woman good cook. Apply
anaerae Bidg., 2nd Ave and 8th St.

LOST AND ‘FOUND

LOST—Pair of gold rimmed glasses (pince

nez) with small gold chain attached
Finder please return to Dally News Of-
fice, 200tf

 

LIVE STOCK.

 

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West,
corner Carleon and’ Westrinster Hoad’
Phone Collingwood 99 KR, Post Office
Ox Ad Vancouver,

Port Edward

PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS-
TRIAL ANNEX

Collingwood East,

 

 

 

 

A launch leaves the govern-
ment slip for Port Edward
every day. For particulars
apply to Harrison, Gamble
& Co,, Phone 51, 3rd Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, Se

WILL RESIDE AT FORT FRASER | NOTICE oF APPLICATION

Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Left for In-
terior This Morning.

Mrs. Lamont, who has been |{

spending several months in the
city with her Mrs, Cambie,
left this morning for Fort Fraser,
accompanied by Mr. Lamont, who
came in from the interior Sunday };
Mr. Lamont is the gov.|f
inspecting engineer on
the western end of the G. T. P,
They intend making their per-
manent residence at Fort Fraser|¢
until the completion of the road.
They will be able to travel by rail |<
to Bulkley Summit, 300 miles, and
the balance of the distance, about
by wagon and launch,

sister,

night.
ernment

75 miles,

STEEL ADVANCING sabe steal

Bishop Du Vernet Finds Hetorh
Trip Sree Easy.

Bishop Du Vernet, who left a
couple of weeks ago on a trip to

Fort Fraser to look after the
general interests of the mission
over which he has charge, is now

on the return trip and is expected
in Rupert tomorrow” evening.
Owing to the rapid onward march
of the steel, he has found the re
turn trip much easier than the
outgoing one. During the short
time he was inthe far interior
steel was extended eighty miles,

Mrs. Pankhurst Coming.

 
  

will apply

zation of
which the
No,
sawmill purposes
further )

No.

sub-section
Water

with the
with the Water Recorder ay ete

Parliament Building

 

Dlembep 12

1943.
——

PROVAL oF Plan’ OR THE ap,

Take

notice t
of Port hat

Essington, p
0 Cor
lights for the “ao0
Ne Works to be constrres 1
the wate;
Applicant is }
authorized

\tthur p
sawn

  

24

 

and
application for
Second from said creey UMC tee
95) is now pendin, he ert
@ situated on Lot 4 tan
istrict oe
The plans and ps
one f t . ”
Act a8 amended tiaye ‘yo
Comptroller \ LL

 

Objections to the » ac Rupe
Hed with the Compt;

Dated

at Prince kh t
lay : i !

of August, A. Dp. 4 This 99m
JAMES ARTHUI

W-Sept. 1-29 BROWN, Applicans
ep atlneaeeneniateemeees

ELECTRIC TREATMENT

A
MASSAGE ”

With Alcohol Rub for |

Will Rejuvenate the Seat
Open from 8 A "
MADAME cyr

310 Bth &t., near Third Aye

—_—_—_._a,

BROWN & BUTTERS

MINING ENGINEERS
METALLURGY AND MINING GR}

Res. Phone Black 413
Prince Rupert

eo __]=====___——

GEORGE LEEK

Real Estate, Insurance and t
oan Br
Notary Public. Rents and né Solan”

Albert Blo
ins Rupert

Box 4%

Paris, Sept. ¢ It is announced metween Sth and Oureetg
that Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst,|™ =
the English militant suffragette HARRISON W
leader, will sail for the United - ROGERS
States on her coming trip on Oc- Architect
tober ith. She will speak in Suite 1, Federal Block
Madison Square Garden on Oc- ‘ reve .
tober 24st. PRINCE RUPERT, B, 6,

“New Sanitary Car.

The new sanitary car ordered
by the eity arrived by the Prince
George this morning. It has a
capacity of 65 cubie feet and
cost $512 delivered in Prince Ru-

pert. It was purchased in Indi-
ana,

Duchess Has Heir.

London, Sept. 8.-The Duchess
of Roxburgh, formerly Miss May
Goelet of Newport, R. I, gave

birth to a son last night at Ches-
terfield House,

 

OF. M. CROSBY

Second Hand Dealer

Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur
niture, everything ip the line of Mechanics’
Tools, Guns and Men’s Clothing, Will call
any time Highest prices paid

839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243

BOOKKEEPING - - AUDITING

Bookkeeping ant uate by Friyate Lessonc
Terms y. Resenonant e

WENDELL R. JONES

Phones 112 and 19
313 2nd Ave. and 221 6th &t.

 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS.

 

Phone 300 P. O. Box {63

 

P. O. Box 203

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng)
CHARTERED SECRETARY
Audits, Investigations, Adjustments, Ligue
dations and Assignments
Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Frince Rupert,

THE MIDWAY

LADiES’ AND GENTS’ GARMENT CLEANING
PRESSING, DYEING AND RE
Goods Called I

Phone 47

86

 

AIRING
and Delivered

322 Gth Street Phone Green 24

 

the Best Joba of
CLEANING, PRESSING
AND REPAIRING

At the Lowest Pr
Fine Work, Ladi
Prompt

sow SENG
Phone Re 2
627 Fulton Street,

PACIFIC TRANSFER C0.

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov
ing and General Cartage

Phone 1!

ievies Rupert, B¢

 

Office: Suite 9, Federal Block

 

Held in Hays Bldg., 245 2nd @ RE
Ave. Sunday service 11 a. m 0 j ¥)
Sunday. school meets after the % y}
morning service, Testimony
invetings Wednesdays at 8 p. m. e d
Reading room is open every day 7
except Sundays and legal holidays “SEE
from 2 p. m, to 5 p. m. 192tf TO. RENT

: " Third Ave., $20

Every man to his business. 1 TO REN'T—Stor
am an expert collector. Let me
look after your rented property et
or collections, ; GEORGE

GEORGE LEEK "Notary Pu

615 2nd Ave. Phone 203 Phone ents ‘aa 615 ond Ave

 

CHOICE TERRACE ACREAGE

Near G. T. P. Station

 

10 acres, near townsite... .$1,000
) acres, % mile from. town-
RIVA cbse dices ce batten $800
10% acres, 1 mile from
VOWNSITE oer ee seeeves $600
11% acres, facing G. T. P,
AGE. spc nt eee cone oon be $900
Terms one-quarter cash, bal. 6,

12 and 18 months at 6%. Apply to

owner
THOMAS A. MoMARTIN

Box 855 or 618 Fifth Avenue
Prince Rupert

1. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HALL

formerly Kaien Isd. Gymnasium
To rent for Dances, Public Meet-
ings, etc, Particulars atl, hall or
Secretary, P, O. Box 268

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHEAP ACREAGE
wen AT ae

Tyee Park

Near Prince Rupert
costal Miesns

5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS
Apply

 

1

 

Harrison, Gamble & Company G. R. Naden Co,

FINANCIAL AGENTS

Third Ave. Prince Rupert

 

has plumbing in his h
by improved installat
let me explain how, by |!
can have

for the cost of the
time and you will have &

SECOND AVE.

6
3-roomed

Lk
2-roomed shack,

 

REDUCE FUEL BILLS

AND GET
Better +: Satisfaction

 

Every householder |p

n

HOT WATER FOR THE BATH 'N 2 MINUTES
OR HOT DISHWATER IN 10 wat

wil
The reduction in y d ! ti na it Me
Alteran ni tl sfa (ior

HARRY HANSON

1 Plumber”
“The Reliable oa ae nupeRT

——

 

For Rent

eee

j-roomed = hous "

Hays Creek

house, 4!
Me Bride

315.00

nue, near

e500

Bride
large

Court

shack, er 00

td.

—

ce
Real Estate and Insura

Second Avenue