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SATURDAY, SEPT. 13TH, 1913
The jadies of Prince Rupert and vieiaity ate cordfatty in-

(QPENING

 

vited to call and see the
VERY LATEST STYLES IN FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY

Miss L. M. KUSTER

 

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—————— aes

 

 

 

Carss’ Mackinaw Clothing

Stanfield’s

Unshrinkable Underwear

Tower’s Oiled Clothing~
Asbestos Leather Gloves & Mitts
P.D. Handknit Gloves & Mitts
Penman’s and Yukon Blue Heel Socks

 

 

PIERCY, MORRIS & CO., LTD.

Wholesale Men’s Goods

PRINCE RUPERT

 

 

 

 

 

Of the exact, earnest care used
and the rigid testing for purity
become
Of the guarantee on each
it does not give satisfaction in

If You Saw—

The sanitary, airy, sun-lighted,
in which Rexall Toilet’ Prey
capped, white-aproned,
put them up; and,

1 If You Realized—

That the co-operation in-buying,
of more than 7,000 Rexall! Stores—one leading drug store in
in
it possible to reduce
mum the cost to you of the finished product;

' Then You Would Believe—
Toilet
Preparations

They are listed here at very low prices for goods ef high

each important
and Great

city and town
Britain—makes

 

That it is an Advantage
for you to bay

quality. They are:

Rexall Shaving Lotion......... 35c
Rexall Toilet Cream ....... -26c¢
Rexall of Almonds !

 

Cream
Rexall Violet Talcum Powder...

and sanitary
fer the teeth,
form you pre-

Fragrant
preparations
in whichever
fer:

Rexall Sotiocutie Tooth Powder .25c
Rexall Tooth ash

If You Knew—

every

sarations
wholesomely-clean young women who

 

Of the months, and ofttimes years, devoted jo painstaking,
conscientious testing and proving by actual use of every
formula for any Rexall Toilet Preparation before that form-

ula was finally adopted as worthy;
in selecting eaeh
and
a part of the preparation;
Rexall

strength

Toilet Prep

way,

\’
shingingly-clean laboratories
made;

are

manufactur

the United

Rexall Camphorated Coid Cream 25c
(Also Reus | Theatrical Coid Cream
ally for the pro-

fession in ‘2 tb. and 4 Ib. quan-

tities.)
Real
soothing

ating shaver

“we want
go back to the store where you bought it and get your money;
it belongs to you and we want-vou to have it”;

latber making,
soap,
forms to give the discrimin-

ingredient,
before it could

that,
you

if
to

aration

and,

the white-

ing and selling

States, Canada
la a mini-

*
in three

his. choice:

 

 

 

 

bet ee 25c | Rexall Shaving mowder ees... 2B
Rexall Tooth Pane ea wk os stent 25c Rexall Shaving -Stick «.-...... 25c
Rexall Cold Cream, 2 sizes. 25c, 50c | Rexall Shaving Cream ite sated 26c
“REXALL Toilet Goods’ Week” begins today at alt
The REXALL Stores. .These goods are sold only by
C. H. ORME
THE PIONEER DRUGGIST
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high grade cutlery,

Whether
plate,

ated by all buyers.
first quality silver
lowest prices.

We offer an
patterns are represented.

Our stock offers the
our illustrated catalogue.
may buy these high grade

‘to yourself.

Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director

 

 

extensive choice in
al! Hollow ware and Flat Ware in whieh the leading stock

oubstaniial Values in Table Silver and Cutlery

Genuine Worth in Every Piece

Being manufacturers of silverware and
our preparedness to cater
needs of every home in British CoJumbia must be appreci-
you
our stock will supply the best at

heed ster

IN THE MATTER OF CUTLERY.
buyer
carry a special line of first quality CARVERS.
It tells all,

an excellent

Henry Birks G Sons, Limited

JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
VANCOUVER, B.C

Tea Sets,

It explains how you
goods with greatest advantage

of
the

importers
well to

ling silver or

e @
Irays and

choice. We
Wrate for

 

 

 

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

 

 

 

W. Irwin, of the local branch
of the forestry department, left
last night for Masset.

Wm. Manson, M.P.P., left last
night for Masset to extend the
giad hand to the island constit-
vents. He wl also attend the
Lawn Hill Exhibilion on Septem-
ber 20th,

WwW. G. Gillette, who has the
contract for building the Dognin-

ion government wharf at Queens-

 

town, leff on the Prince Albert
last night for Masset.

G.-F. Allen, local representa-
tive for Johnson Bros., Ltd., Van-
couver, left on the Prince Albert
last night for Masset.

William Angle, a pioneer resi-

dent of Prince Rupert, returned

on the steamer Prince George
yesterday after spending several!
weeks visiting at St. Thomas, On-

tario, and other places in the east

The salt production of the
United States has doubled in fif-
teen years, last year’s output of
about 33,330,000 barrels being 7
per cent. more than the vear be-
fore.

McPherson
terday’s train for Smithers
where he will be engaged for
some time on the erection of a
large store for Lynch Bros.

Miss Greta Clarke entertained
about forty young people last
Friday evening at a dinner dance
at her home, 1246 Haro Street in
honor of her house guest, Miss
Olive Saunders of Prince Rupert.
—Vancouver Prov igee.

Wis. bi left by yes-

Mrs. Du Vernet entertained at
the tea hour in honor of Mrs.
Rix, the wife of the new reetor
of St. Andrew's Church. The

drawing room was preitily decor-

ated with golden glow and cac-
tus dahlias. The hostess was
gowned in a smam costume e
pale gray bengaline, with yoke o
heavy lace with touches of he
blue velvet, while the guest of
honor wore a pretty gown of
golden brown satin, with hat of
tan tagel straw with black plume.
Miss Du Vernet had a very pretty
frock of white mousseline de soie,
heavily embroidered in pale-blue

and tan. Mrs. MeCoskrie and
Mrs. Ford poured tea and coffee

at a polished table profusely dec-

orated with Shasta daisies and
nasturtiums, while Miss Martin,
Miss Johnstone and Miss Hyde
assisted in serving.

WEATHER ‘REPORT.

Furnished by F. W. Dowling,

Observer.
For 24 hours ending 5 a. m.
Barometer, reduced to sea
ee Se ee. ox we at 30.110
Highest temperature..... 58.0
Lowest temperature...... 53.0
ON co Se a aoa 1.05

Born On . Sanely ‘Island
J. 8. O. Ouellette,
Lucy Island lighthouse, 13 miles
west of Prince Rupert in Chat-
ham Sound is the proud father of
a daughter born on that solitary
island on August 30th, The ehild
has been named Lucy.

keeper of

‘Chines Apologize

Tokio, The Chinese
government aS apologized to
Japan for the murder of several
Japanese at Nanking and has or-
dered an investigation. The Chi-
nese note voiced the desire that
a peaceful solution of the affair
be reached through diplomatic
channels.

Sept.

Threatened with Cholera.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 8—Odes-
ua, the fourth city of the empire
in pgint of population; Nikolayoy
with 100,000 inhabitants and
Rostov with about 15,000 are de-
clared to be threatened with an
epidemic of cholera. Odessa has
a population of 500,000,

On the Prince Albert.

Following is a partial! list of
those leaving last night on the
Prince Albert for Graham Island
ports: F, C. Wright, A. Phy-
man, T. Engler, F. Warner, A. J
Neill, H. OO. Hulbert,. William
Manson, Dr. Scharschmidt, G. F.
Allen, A. H. Tomlinson, P. Fox,
A. Erickson, H. 8. Irwin, L. O.

Waldo, A. Russell,
W. G, Gilletie, Mr.
L. Barton.

Many Are Drowned.
Simla, British India, Sept..8.
One hundred and fifty native
men, women and children were
drowned today while fording the
River Reas in the Hospirapur dis-
triet of the Punjab, on their way
to attend a fair, They were over-

BE. A. McKeen,
and Mrs. W.

 

Read The Daily News

taken in the river, which is very
wide at this point, by a sudden
heavy flow of water from the
mountains.

THE DAILY NEWS

new

vaney.
Carss

sen,
A. E.
Laundry.

tion Co.

David

George V

One
north
last

gold stri

and says

gained,

agement

increasin

fishermer

weeks. |
the
Pacific

of

February.
he

Ottawa,

The next sitting
court of Atlin wi
court room on
Following
on the docket:

Adjourned Cases.

List of Cases to Come Up at Next

Sitting.

of the eounty

be held in the
Monday next
is a list of the cases

R. Cuaningham & Sons vs.Ed.
McCoskrie.

J. RB. Gilmour vs. Ed. MeCosk-
rie,

Manson MeMillan vs. Perey D.
Hillis.

Richard Nacket vs. Union
Transfer & Storage Go

New Cases.

Ro¥al Bank ys

&

Swanson.
C. J. Hastings vs.

Thatcher

John Brown vs.

Me

Wearmouth.
Harrison's

William T. Kergi: Thomas
Stewart.

Mary Griffith vs. W Tiegs.

S. P. MeMordie vs. John Delan.

James Sharp vs. Fred C. Elliott,

N. D. Sweet vs. Tony Christian.

Malcolm MeKay et al vs. B. ¢
Fisheries,

Thomas McKenzie vs. B. €
Fisheries.

John F. MeDonald vs. B. C.
Fisheries.

Norman L. McBain vs. B. €.
Fisheries.

John MeGlashan vs. B. C, Fish-
eries,

Stephenson & Crum vs. Harold
Price. :

Prince Rupert Hardware &
Supply Co. vs4 Warren Kelly

R. J. McDonell vs. Nellie E.
Vandel).

Beirnes & Mul-

Bennett vs. Charles

Chris Peter-
vs. Pioneer
Atlin Construc-
Allister

vs. Captain

Lumber Yards

Vs.

V. Arnott.

Kighty-five
naturalization will be considered.

Saturday

ke

he

the
returning

al
outshine the Klondike strike.
had just come out from Shushansa

_
said,
fore that time.

applications for

BEATS THE KLONDIKE

Old Timer Just in from Shushana
Will Return in February.

of the
Sophia
the
far
He

timers

the

that
will

old
by
declares

Shushana

intends to return in
here is nothing to be
by going in be-

PACIFIC FISHERIES

 

Greatly Impressed Mr. Hazen on

His Visit Here.

Sept. 8.—That encotr-

would be given to the
fishermen and the

independen!

g of the

capital after an
le was enthusiastic
marvellous
province.

number of white
sritish Columbia by

1 in
the government was the state-
ment made by Hon. J. D. Hazen,
minister of marine and fisheries,
who returned last night to the

of seven
over
the

absence

fisheries of

 

Silversides Bros.

The Up-to-Date

House Decora-

tors of Prince Rupert
Sign Writing..
Paper-Hanging

Our Specialities

2nd Street

/

“Ye Olde Reliable”

Phone 156 Green

 

 

FOR A TAXI

 

Phone 75

 

 

 

 

 

,
rt FISH MARKET CASE

Will @»5 Heard at Vancouver Next
Monday.

A petition for the winding up
of the affairs of the Prince Rupert
Fish and Cold Storage Company
was filed here yesterday, the pe-

titioner being H. A. Philpott, who
some time ago obtained a judg-
ment for $2,500 on account. of
fraud and misrepresentation. The

motion for the winding up will
be heard at Vancouver on Mon-
day next.

The judgement secured by J. G.
Beatiy against the company was
by consent, being for money ad-

stock.

vanced for

DANCE OF THE EAGLES

 

 

First of the Series Proves a Suc-
cessful Function.

The first of a series of dances
was given by the local aerie of
Eagles last night in the K. of P.
Hal!. Sixty-four couples were on
the floor and thoroughly enjoyed
every moment until half past 1
this morning. One of the not-
able features was the appearance
of the Badgles’ own orchestra of
four pieces for the first time.
These social dances will be
given on the, second and foyrth

Wednesdays in each month

throughout the season.

FORTY-FOUR BABIES

 

in Saskatoon During the
Month of August.

Died

Saskatoon, Sept. 8. forty-
four babies, none of them over a
year old, died in the city during
the month of August, according
tosthe vital statistics. Thirty-
nine of these were under one
year and five just at that age.

Find it through a Daily News

“Want Ad.”

 

 

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

POOL HALL for rent Good proposition
for barber Apply Eby Bros., Terrace.
200tr

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

FOR RENT—Flat Th Dulldirg opposite
Skating rink; all conveniences. Apply

Tony Christian, 155 Sixth avenue west
oo

FOR RENT-——Furnished room, with use of
Sitting room and cooking stove if re

 

 

quired. Electric light, telephone and
bath; close in Phone Green 197.
210-15
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-—Mason & pied . piano, in good
condition, #175 M Crosby, 839
Third Ave. W 212-47
FURNISHINGS of a three-room flat for
sale Flat also may be rented Apply
H. F. McRae & Co 139-tf
POR SALE Yearling White and Buff Leg
horns, Barred HKocks, Wyandottes, An
conas; great layers; make fine breeders
Aliso fresh eggs in case lots Peach
Grove, Fort Langley, B. ( 210-45
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 wil! sell cheap. Apply

C, Manson, Inverness

212-15

Cannery

FOR SALE
B, C., being Lot “A”,

~Lot and hotel at Copper City,
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. ¢ 211-16
WANTED

NURSE girl wanted; elderly person pre
ferred Mrs. L. W. Patmore 2180r

WANTED—A_ chambermald at the Bay
View Hotel, 210tf

WANTED—-Two bright boys about 1v years
old. Apply at The News Office. 195tr

WANTED-—-Two girls for folding in bind

ery. Apply at once, News Office.
204tf
EXPERIENCED teacher proposes to open
private school for boys and girls For
particulars apply Box 61%, Prince Ru
pert. 210-15
WELL furnished rooms from $2.50; com-
fortable sitting room; bath; electric
light. Norfolk Rooms. Phone Black
329. 2001

POSITION as housekeeper by respectable
middie aged woman good cook Apply
White's BKidg., 2nd Ave and 8th St,
200-10

LOST AND FOUND

 

LOST—A bunch of keys on 7th Ave., near
school house. Return to News Office
213

LIVE STOCK.

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO.

 

 

FEED
HAY
oats
WHEAT
CORN

’

CHICKEN

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT FEED CO.

908 Third Avenue

 

Dealers in
SEEDS
TIMOTHY
CLOVER
ALFALFA
ere

 

FEED A SPECIALTY

 

Mail orders promptly attended to

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. Jo
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West,
corner Carleton and Westminster Road

Phone Collingwood 99 RK. Post OMmecee
re en Collingwood East, Vancouver,

 

 

Port Edward

PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS-
TRIAL ANNEX

 

 

A launch leaves the govern-
ment slip for Port Edward
every day. Yor particulars
apply to Harrison, Gamble
& Co., Phone 54, 38rd Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAITRE LABOR! AT OTTAWA

 

Premier Borden and Sir Wiifrid
Pay Him Tributes.

.

Ottawa, Sept. 8.—Maitre La.
bori, the eminent Parisian lawyer,
wis the guest of honor of the

Ottawa Canadian Club at a luneh-e
eon yesterday, and delivered
interesting address eulogistic
the Canadian people and the Do-
minion, Premier Borden and Sir
Wilfrid Laurier paid tributes’ to
the defender of Captain Dreyfus
at the conclusion of his remarks.
There were several ministers and
ex-minister&’ present.
=

CHAMBERLIN Not COMING

Has Returned to Winnipeg from
Inspection Trip.

The Daily News
Sept. 11.—President
of the Grand Trunk

Special to
Winnipeg,
Chamberlin,

Pacific, returned yesterday from
his inspection trip along the line
and declares himself well satis
fied with the progress that is be-
ing made,

New York passed the half-mil-

lion mark for telephones’ in May
and now nearly many in.
struments as London, Berlin and
Paris combined.

has as

 

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE AP-
PROVAL OF PLANS.

 

Take notice that James Arthur Brown,
of Port Essington, B. C., sawmili owner,
will apply to the Comptroller of Water
Rights for the approval of the plans of
the works to be constructed for the utili
zation of the water from Brown's Creek,
which the applicant ts by Water Record
No, 24 authorized to take and use for
sawmill purposes, and in respect to which
further application for 56 cubic feet per
second from said creek (Water Permit
No. 95) is now pending The sawmill to
be situated on Lot 121, Range 5. Coast
District

The
sub

plans and particulars required
section one of Section 70 of me
Water Act amended have been file
with the Compfroller of Water Rights c+,
with the Water Kecorder at Prince Rupert
Objections to the application may be
filed with the Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Bulldings, Victoria, B. {
Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this

by

29th

 

 

Phone Red*243

BOOKKEEPING - . AUDITING

Bookkeeping Taught by Friyate Lessons
Terms Reasonable

WENDELL R. JONES

Phones 112 and 19
313 2nd Ave. and 221 Gth Bt.

839 Srd Ave. W.

 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS.

Held in Hays Bldg. 245 2nd
Ave. Sunday service 11 a. m.
Sunday. school meets after the
morning service. Testimony
meetings Wednesdays at 8 p. m.
Reading room is open every day

except Sundays and legal holidays

 

from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. 192\f

Every man to his business. I
am an expert collector. Let me
look after your rented property

or collections.

GEORGE LEEK
615 2nd Ave. Phone 203

CHOICE TERRACE ACREAGE

 

 

Near G..T.'°P. Station
10 acres, near townsite... .$1,000
19 acres, * mile from town
SEGG cs nah s 4b aeaee bee . 8800
10% acres, 1 mile from
townsite ‘Fereaas as $600
11% acres, facing G, T. P
CPAGR os bbe cee whige sae $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

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HALL

formerly Kaien tsd. Gymnasium

 

 

 

 

 

 

To rent for Dances, Public Meet-
ings, ete, Particulars at hall or
Secretary, P. O. Box 268
CHEAP ACREAGE ~*
—AT—

Tyee Park

Near Prince Rupert
ete:

6 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS
Apply

Harrison, Gamble & Company

FINANCIAL AGENTS

 

 

Third Ave. Prince Rupert

of}

day of August, A. D. 1913
JAMES ARDHUR BROWN, Applicant
W-Sept. 1-22
'
HARLA S. BRYANT
Teacher Of
MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR
Flat 7, Clapp —
Second Hand Deaier
Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur
niture, everything in the line of Mechanics
Tools, Guns and Men's Clothing Will call
any time Highest prices paid

   
  
    
    
      
   
     
       
    
     
     
  
    
    
   
  
   

WHEN Buyin
INSIST on HAAST
THIS PACKAVING

 

DECLINE SUBStitungs

ELECTRIC TREATMENT

MASSAGE ane
With Alcot
Ww
Ope
MADAME CYR
310 Bth st

near Third Aye

BROWN ro

METALLUR
Res.

 

BOLOGY

Phone Black 4
Bon 14

Prince Rupert

GEORGE LEEK

 

Real Estate, insurance ay ‘
Notary Public. Rents ang Concent
Alber ] \
Prince Rupert
Betweer
HARRISON W. ROGERS
Architect
Suite 1, ks
PRINCE RU}

Phone 300

P. ©. Box 203

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng)
CHARTERED SECRETARY

Audits, Investigations, Adjustments Liges!
dations and Assignments

Smith Slock, 3rd Ave., Frince Rupert ae

THE MIDWAY

LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GARMENT OL }

PRESSING, DYI ING

Goods Called I

322 Bth Street Phone Gree a

—<—$$
Yor

 

 

the Best Jot
CLEANING, PRESSING
AND REPAIRING
Fine ‘Work. |
BOW SENG

Phone he
627 Fulton Strest

PACIFIC TRANSFER C0.

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mor
ing and Genera! Cartage

Prince Rupert, BE

 

Office: Suits

TO RENT
Third Ave
RENT—S

GEORGE LEEK

is
Phone 203

REDUCE FUEL BIL

é

TO

615 and Ave.

 

AND GET
Better Satisfaction
+ whl
Every houseb Rug : =
has plumbing t i oe
by improved insta 2
let me explain bh m,}
can have

HOT WATER FOR THE BATH IN 20 win
OR HOT DISHWATER IN 10 wiNUTES

sw snot

The reduction
actidt.

for the cost o
time and you

HARRY HANSON

Piumber"
Se nupeRt

For ‘Rent

6-reomed
Hays Gree

“The Reliab’
SECOND AVE. ov

 

 

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Bride
, nore sh
G. R. Naden Co. Lid
| insurance

Real Estat’

Secon Avenue