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DR. JAEGER’S
SANITARY ===

WOOLLEN GOODS

We have taken the agency

for this world’s celebrated

line in Ladies’ and Children’s Wear and our first ship-

is just to hand, among other things:

comprising,

ment

 

Dressing Gowns

Ladies’ Underclothing

Ladies’ Sweaters

Boys’ and Girls’ Jerseys

Ladies’ and Children’s
Gloves and Mitts

Boys’ Knitted Suits

Ladies’ Shirtwaists

Woo! Hats and Caps

 

An additional shipment of these goods is now on the

way and we shall be glad to take special orders*for any-

thing not carried in stock.

Hi. S. WALLACE C0., LTD.

Department Store Prince Rupert.

  
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
   
   

 

 

Gives a Quick,
Brilliant Polish
That Lasts

 

 

Phone Your Drug Store Wants to Us

THE REXALL STORES

Free Delivery from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.

 

 

TWO BIG STORES

Cc. H. ORME

Phones &2 and 200 The Pioneer Druggist

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Message from Birks

TO OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS

Centre your interest in our mail service during the fall and winter

Seasons. We have moch to offer you in Jewellery that is new and dis-
lnciive We can give you most alluring values In appropriate wedding

gifts, DirthGay cifts as well as a liberal choice in other presentation lines.

 

 

i OUR STERLING SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
HOLLOW WARE AND FLAT WARE
we will guarantee you perfection in finish, weight, quality of materia! and
Gesign.
Our Qlestrated catalogue will be sent to your address upon request.
from you may choose any article desired. Write for this Catalogue

woGay, 1S pages are full of inu resting information.

Henry Birks & Sons, Limited

JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
Gee. E. Trorey, Mansging Director VANCOUVER, B.C

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

Hes the Largest Circalation in Northern British Columbia

THE DAILY NEWS

Prince. Rupert's Artistic Job Printing Establishment

 

 

 

 

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

{LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. G. H. Arnold will not re-
leceive tomorrow. 230

 

 

Mrs. A. Ives arrived in the city
this morning on the Prince
George, en route to Masset.

returned to the
by the Chelohsin
trip to’ Bella

T. C. Murray
city last night
from a business
Coola.

The steamer Chelohsin of the
Union. Steamship line = arrived
from the south about 5.30
i terday.

ves-

F. G. Lucas, of the G. T. P. en-
gineering staff, returned this

morning from a business trip to

Vancouver.

Constable Parsons, who came
in from Terrace on Sunday with
a prisoner, returned by this

morning's train.

Mr. McKee, representing the
Vanco Milling & Grain C
Ltd., is in the city in the interests
of Ro Standard flour.

wel 0
yal
C. Hairsine of Vancouver was
among the arrivals by this morn-
ing’s boat. He here in the
interests of “Purity” flour

 

is

who had such
botanical exhibit at
returned. to
morning's train.

Gustave Gervais,
an elaborate
the fair last
Hazelto this

week,
n by
M. Albert, of the Westholme
Lumber Co., returned this morn-
ing after spending a couple of
weeks in Vancouver and Victoria.

Duncan Ross arrived from the
south this morning on the steam-
ship Prince George, en route to
Fraser Lake to look after his
grading contracts.

Powel! of Vancouver
the arrivals by the
Prince George this morning.
She is en route to Port Simpson
to take charge of the school there.

Miss May

was among

F. G. Bruggy, who was the win-
ner of the medal for the best in-
dividual collection of ores at the
Fair last week, was “among the
arrivals by the ss. Prince George
this morning en route to Stewart.
Rev. F. L. Stephenson returned
from the south this morning af-
ter attending the funeral of his

 

brother, E. GC. Stephenson, whe
died at Hazelton a couple of
weeks ago. Rev. Mr. Stephenson
left for the interior by this morn-
ing’s train.

J. V. Ritenhouse, one of the old
timers of this district, who has
been in New York for the last
three years, left by this morn-
ing’s train for the interior to look
afier his interests. Mr. Riten-
house arrived here on Saturday.

 

Ne thsta

splendid progress is

iw weather
made
new
Second Aver

The awning
the bricklayers
is doing
in keeping off the

n the construction of the
Premier Hote
and Sixth St
put up to pr
from

service

 

 

otect

  

sunstroke zood

rain.

Edward
not yet out of
Katherine White, a blushing In-
dian maiden, both of Port Simp-
son, are in the city today arrang-
ing for their future happiness.
They will be wedded in all prob-
ability this week.

Wesley, an Indian lad

his “teens, and

 

NO ADVANCE IN PRICE

 

First Coal Shipment from Oregon
Expected Within a Week.

J. H. Rogers returned last
night on the steamer Chelohsin
from Coos Bay, Oregon, where, as
reoprted yesterday, he has con-
tracted for regular shipments for
the next six months. He is ex-
pecting a wire at any moment
advising him of the sailing of the
A. M. Simpson with the first ship-
ment. As to the quality of the
cval,Mr, Rogers says it is a good
lignite, of somewhat higher grade
than that which he has been
handling all summer. Although
it is costing him more on account

 

POO OP:

S. S. PRINCE GEORGE
PASSENGER LIST

Delayed Two Hours by Fog Yes-
terday, but Reached Mere
on Time.

 

 

The T. P. steamer Prince
George arrived in port sharp on
time this morning notwithstand-

G,.

ing that there was a delay of over
two hours yesterday on account
of heavy fog at Seymour Nar-
There
sixty saloon
among whom were the following:
A. E. McCready, Mrs. Bertha Tur-

H,. Brown, M. Albert, Dun-
can Ross, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Jameson, W. R. Love, George
Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mc-
Ira McCollom, Otis Mc-
D. H. Munn, F. Wallace,
Kishen, Mr. Ford, F.
David McMillan, J. H
Clapp, F. Picjle, Miss Margaret
Roberts, H. A. Washington, CecH
Mrs. J. H. McDonald, Her-
bert Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Schmidt, Miss May Powell, Mrs.
W. C. Schmell, C. Hairsine, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Wallace, S. E. Hay-
den, ‘Mrs.°-3. J, Gillis, J. L. Re
Schetau, G. A. Finlay, Miss
Riddle Miss Oglesby, Miss
Thompson, H. Bonner, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lebant and two children,
Harry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Smithers, W. J. Crawford, F. G.
Bruggy, Mrs. A. Ives, Miss M.
Blanchet, G. W. Rodgers, Rev.
F. L. Stephenson, George Elliott,
J. M. Clague, R. T. Christian, F.
G. Lueas, A. G. Busteda, M. B.
McKee.

rows. were on board

about passengers,

Collom,
Collom,
ae

Seeley,

Symes;

 

NEW NATIONAL HYMN

 

Written by Robert Bridges, the
New Poet Laureate

The King, O God, his
upraiseth;
With him the nation bows before
Thy face;

With high thanksgiving Thee Thy
glad church praiseth,
Our strength Thy = spirit,
trust and hope Thy grace.

heart to The

our

Unto great honor, undeser-
ved,
Hast Thou exalted us and drawn

us nigh;

glory

Nor, from Thy judgments when
our feet had swerved,

Didst Thou forsake, nor leave us,
Lord most high.

Unto our minds give freedom
and uprightness;

Let strength and courage lead

o'er land and wave;

To our soul’s armour grant cel-
estial brightness,
Joy to our hearts,
yond the grave.

and faith be-

yur plentious nation still in pow-
er extending

 

Increase our joy uphold us by
Thy Word;

Beauty and wisdom all our ways
xtending,

Good will to man, and peac
hrough Christ our Lord.
When an old bachelor decides

get married he keeps as mum

on the subject as if he were about
to rob a safe,
——————L
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby | given that pursuant to
the provisions of chapter 115 of the Re
vised Chapter of Canada, F. L. Wilson has
Geposited with the Minister of Publi
Works a plan of a work pesereed to be
constructed on land in the Harbor of
ce Rupert, B. C., briefy described a<
rs Commencing $59.3 ft. north and
-68 ft. east from the centre of Seal
Cove Circle as shown on Plan 923, Prince
Rupert Land Registry Office, being south -
West corner Sublot 7, thence north 36
Gegrees 13 minutes 39 seconds west 760
ft. to harbor line. Thence south 36 de-
grees 46 minutes 1 second west 370 ft
along said harbor line, thence south 36 de-
grees 13 minutes 59 second east 546 ft
to high water mark, thence following high
Water mark to point of beginning, with a
plan and description of sai roposed si'rc
and has deposited a duplicate of cach if
the foregoing in the Land Registry Omcx
at l’rince Rupert, B. C., and is applying to
the Governor in Council for approval
thereof.
Otlawa, Ont., September 16th, 1913
MACDONNELL & HONEYWELL,
ee Solicitors for the Applicant.
W-Sept. 29-Oct 27, 19143.

  

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Range V. .

Take notice that Bu: Renz, of Prince
intends to

apart, 2 B. C., occupa’ cook, oo
apply permission to purchase tol-
lowing described

Co ne at a 2 post ted about 20
chains south of it corner of
S. BE. 30845, manera north 40 chains,
east 13 chains more or less to the west

th
chains, thence west 33 chains mo re or jess
to the east.Doundary of 8. E. 5004s to the
of i, containing 90

EUs ENE RENZ.

H. 1, Agent.
Dated August 22nd. et 3.
Pub. Sept. 22, 1913—-Nov. 47, 1013.

t
acres more or less.

 

 

 

CHICKEN FEED A SPECIALTY)

 

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Mail orders seeuneinil attended to

vi extra transportation, he does
not anticipate any advance in
price,
PRINCE RUPERT FEED CO.

908 Third Avenue

Dealers in

FEED SEEDS
HAY TIMOTHY
OATS CLOVER i
WHEAT ALFALFA |
CORN ETC iT

TO RENT—3-room
Third Ave., $20.
O RENT—Store on Third Ave.

GEORGE LEEK

Notary Public
Rents and Collections

house on

 

 

 

FUR TRADERS NOW
USE PARCEL POST

Natives of Arctic Circle Have Now
No Need of Fur Traders’
Annual Visit.

Port Townsend, Sept. 27.—The
parcel post is being utilized by

furs to market, accord-
here from

get their
ing to word received
H. G. Ballinger, com-
manding the United States rev-
enue cutter which made a cruise
to Point Barrow,
erly point of the
domain. The number of natives
north of Bering Strait have
white fox skins by parcel post to

Captain

sent

season, says Captain Ballinger,
has been quite keen and natives
have received good prices for
furs, traders paying cash. The
standard price at Point Hope for
polar bear is $5 per foot of Jength
Captain Ballinger rein-
deer herds along
multiplying and
deer are considered capitalists

The Winning Number.

reports
the
natives

coast are
owning

 

on
the
The

Em-

In the raffle for a shotgun
behalf of Mr. Carl Anderson,
winning number was 360.
drawing took place at the
press Theatre last night

faults of

and try to cor

Don’t worry about the
others, Get busy

rect your own.

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

FOR RENT—Furnished front room Appl y
435 4th Ave. W. Phone 171 223f
HOUSE for rent, five rooms; well fur
nished; moderate terms. Phone Black
329. 214
POOL HALL for rent. Good proposition!
for barber. Apply Eby Bros., Terrace

200ur
FOR AENT—Fiat in bullding opposite
skating rink; all conveniences. Apply

155 Sixth avenue west

Tony
1R6tr
FOR RENT—Furnished Mat
modern in every respect;
to right party. Apply P. 0

Christian,

of & rooms;
will rent cheap
Box 89

 

 

 

 

EXPERIENCED stenographer requires posi
tion. P. O. Box 164. Phone Biu
227-32

STENOGRAPHER wants position
enced in law and advertising AD
, Dally News Office 228-35

5

Ww ete Waiter for dining car Appl)
w. McLean, Canada RKallway
Co. 4. T. P. Whart 728-30

WANTED—Woman to do day work. Must
be experiencei. Phone
2171f

THREE Japs want positions cook,
walter, Office cleaner, house cleaner,
etc. Apply Sunrise Hotel, 167 3rd Ave
nue East. 229-234

WELL furnished rooms from $2.50; com-
fortable sitting room; bath; electric
light. Norfolk Rooms. Phone Black
329. 206

POSITION as housekeeper by respectable
middie aged woman; cook. Apply
ae Bidg., 2nd Ave. and Sth St.

WANTED TO RENT—4é or 5 roomed house
by 15th of October; modern conveniences
referred. Address correspondefice P. 0
Ox 933. 225-30

ONE thoroughly experienced colored cook
and housemaid with child of two wishes

position. Also ome waitress or house
maid, white, wishes position Two
= sre together.

tpeeportation

 

 

 

 

 

“Ye Olde Reliabie”

 

 

Phone 203 615 2nd Ave.

2nd Street

the natives in the Arctic Circle to}

the most north-|
United States’|

Seattle and San Francisco, re-
ceiving better prices than they
could from trading craft. Com-
petition in the Arctic during the|

FOR SALE
FURNISHINGS of a three-room fiat for |
Sale. Fiat also may be rented. Apply)
H. F. McRae & Co. 139-tf
FOR SALE—Mason & Hamlin piano, in}
good condition, $175. Apply —
Theatre Office. 2250f
WANTED
WANTED—A capable cook and = d
Phone 476
WANTED—Immediately, saleslady at De
mers’ to fll place vacated through tll
bess. Sept. 30 2200f
WANTED—Middie aged lady to care for
sick lady and do light housework
Phone Green 258 228tf

e 339

lue 393. |

Phone 156 Green| Third Ave.

 

   

   
   

 

       
     
      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

va rt October { 1943
WEATHER REPORT a
Furnished by F. W. Dowling,
Observer,
For 24 hours ending 5 a. m.,
October 1, 1913,
Barometer, reduced lo sea
LOVOl’. <6:i.6, Hee ie Oh OSes 2 29.950
Highest temperature..... 58.0
|Lowest temperature...... 54.0
Rain .sceve ONAL 1.94 The tne r
en Car rm ta Mtr
September Summary.
Mean temperature for the
month, 53.3; highest temperature
170.0, on the 25th; lowest temper-
ature, 43.0, on the 23rd; rai Ghtideias’
| 13.74 inches. OF CANADA ‘uur, ween
Sheri
eriff’s Sale
etic SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Supreme Court of British '" ihe Supreme Court of Britisn oy
Columbia. vist UM; Prinee pe
The Giant Powder Compar ‘ : 7
Consolidated, plaintiff. a
The Pittsburg British Gold} ,,7.
Company, defendant. consisting
By virtue of a warrant of ex-| str eat
ecution, issued in this action, and!|,. 4 ;
lto me directed, I have seized alj|1 i
lthe interest or equity of the de-| namea ;
fendant in the following me ated
Placer mining leases on Mackee| ™ t, Shee
and Johnson Creeks in the Atli:
Mining Dtvision, viz.: a Pewee : postponed
Winnemucea (bench W we. | 191 ep letiber,
mucea creek Redwood, A pha Dated |} ae EY, Sherif.
Gamina, Delta, Montreal, Quebec, | '%! "ty
Blue-Pelter, Pennant, Vancouver ;
Victoria, Omega -Fra., City of|m Tr
London, Stikine-Chief, Yellow § RY
Horse, London, Kingston, Ontario : eT
Chicago, Pittsburg, Seattle, Port- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS
land, Old England, Surprise and| Held Bidg., 245 a
houses, hydraulic plant and all|Av 5 ‘hag
jother articles belonging to the | Sunda after the
jdefendant company. j morning I nny
All of which I shall offer for . eeungs \ sal ope
jsale by public auction for cash on | ead! day
| Wednesday, the first day of Gc_|except § g Jan
jtober, 1913, at 2:30 o'clock in the|from 2 4 {90
fafternoon, at the court house, |
| Prince Rupert, B. C., Eve at
| Dated at Prince Rupert, Sey : Let me
jtember 6, 1913. k a ould
|226-2 29 JOHN SHIRLEY, Fist 4 ; a
Sheriff of the County of Alli:
- GEORGE LEEK
HARLA S BRYANT 615 2nd Ave Phone
| Seen on BROWN & BUTTERS
| MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR C
| Flat 7, Clapp Bldg. MINING ENGINEERS
METALLURGY AND ™ BOLOGY

 

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Prince Rupert

| _F,M. CROSBY 7
HARRISON W. ROG

Second Hand Uesier
| Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur

 

 

 

 

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| bay tise iene prices paid: S| Architect

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