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4 . THE DAILY NEWS | Friday,
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{TERRACE NEWS. || LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. §  eunisna by FW. Donn,

 

  

 

Saturday Specials
AT WALLACE’S

  

 

    

 

              
        

4 Pce, Grey Mixture Tweed, 42 inches wide, regular price
60 cents, Saturday Special ............-eseeeeeeee 45c
4 Pee. Green Mixture Tweed, 42 inches wide, regular price

35c

50 eents, Saturday Special

        
   
 

40 dozen Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose, sizes 8% to 40,
regular price 35 cents, Saturday Special .......... 25c
45 dozen Children’s 2-1 Rib Black Worsted Hose, sizes
6 to 10, regular price 35c, Saturday Special 25c

   

H. S$. WALLACE CO., LTD.

Departmental Store

    

Thira Avenue Prince Rupert

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Going To The Old Country

TO SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS

If so, you can make your journey at minimum” expense

more enjoyable and more comfortable by joining the
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED ALL - EXPENSE TOUR

Leaving Vancouver December 7th

Fare includes all expenses incidental to the journey. The

party will travel by special train, via Chicago and Nia-

gara Falls to New York, there connecting with  var-

ious steamship lines. *

If interested, let us tell you about the trip and expenses.

Call on or address

CITY TICKET OFFICE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RY.

     
    
     
   
   
   
   
       
        

Prince Rupert. B. C., or
A. W. Nase, Com’! Agent, 443 Hastings St. West
Vancouver, B. C.

     

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.

 
 

 

 

 

LUMBER

SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

First and McBride “Prince Rupert
PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers, B. C.

 

 

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Lynch came in from
last night's train.

McCaffery and little
Seat-

W. P.
Smithers by

Mrs. M.
child left
tle.

P.
this morning for
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McNeill left
months

this
visil

morning
to the

Dr.

on a three

old country.
}

. . .

Prudhomme, of the Savoy
left this morning on a
business trip to Vanheouver.
. *
Mrs.
the
for
* *
W. D. Wallace,
store, left on the
this morning for
* *

A. J.

*
Archie MeDou-
Prince George
Vancouver
*

Mr. and
gall left on
this morning

of Cole's cigar
Prince George
Vancouver.

>

Chief of Provincial Police W.
Owen returned this morning
from a business trip to Stewart,

Mrs. J. Jurgs, wife of the G.T.
P. roadmaster, came in by last
night's train en route to Port-
land.

Pigs te

Mr. Rittenhouse, one of the
pioneers of the city, returned
south this morning after a brief
visit here.

* * *

Geo. Frizzell, who is running a
meat market at Smithers, came
in from the. interior by last
night's train.

* * *
Mrs. D. C, Whitford, who has

been spending the last ten days
at Kwinitsa, returned to the city
on last night’s train.
> > *
Brooksbank, city pur-
agent, left this morning
Diego, Cal., for a few
the benefit of his

Arthur
chasing
for San
weeks for
health.

> *

Mr. Hellmuth, of Vancouver,
one of the engineers here in the
early days, left for the south this
morning after a business trip up
the Skeena.

* * .

Dr. Cade will act immigra-
tion officer during the absence of
of Dr. MeNeil, who left this
morning for several months’ vis-
it in the old couatry.

a = >

S. M. Grant, of the provincial
police force at Hazelton, arrived
in the city last night en route to

as

Cumberland to which point he
has been transferred.
* * *

E. S. Plum, proprietor of a
cigar store in Vancouver, is in
the city negotiating with Mr.
Cole, of Coie’s cigar store, for an

exchange of businesses.

re Ww: Stennett, who has been
looking after the interests of the
Alliance Fishing Company here

left this morn-
He expects to
ten days.

*

for several weeks,
ing for Victoria.
return in a week or
> >
C, A. Vanghan, until recently
one of the proprietors of the
Criterion Cigar Store, left ‘this
morning for Vancouver. His most
intimate friends state that when
he returns he will be aceompan-
ied by his bride.
*

Prince Rupert should not suffer
from a coal shortage during the
approaching winter. F. W. Hart
has been appointed agent for the
Wellington mines and expects to
get regular shipments. He has
150 tons of Seattle coal on the
Amur, which is expected today.

 

 

 

 

 

— the Natural Resources Security Company, Limited, stands
sponsor for the new city of HUBERT. Back of its develop-
ment is the same organization, the same management, the
same systematic development, the same liberal advertising

that placed FORT GEORGE on the map and kept it there.

—located in the heart of the Bulkley Valley, Central British
Columbia, at the widest part-—on the main line of the Grand
Trunk Pacific—the centre of a large and proven agricultural
district—delightful climate—natural trading centre for an ex-
tensive mineralized district, HUBERT is destined to become

one of the important cities of that rich section.

MAPS, PLANS AND PHOTOGRAPHS on application.

To get in “at the beginning,” write or call AT ONCE.
Agents wanted everywhere. Head office: 624 Vancouver Block, Vancouver, B. C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TWO EXTRA

PECIALS

20, block 21, Section 6,
4 roomed cottage and big
basement, $2125 cash

block 45,
SEI

GEORGE LEEK

Lot with

Lot 13, Section 5

 

 

 

 

 

220 or 615 Second Avenue

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METALLURGY AND MINING GEOLOGY

Res, Phone Black 413
Frince Rupert

-F. M. CROSBY

Second Hand Dealer

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

839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243

House To Rent

 

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Block 5, Section 1

$25.00

month

 

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Harrison, Gamble & Company

FINANCIAL AGENTS

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+ mre | : Observer.
Special Correspondence Charles Durham, a PeORYe | - a ‘ cocaine 3
from the interior, is in the city For 24 hours ending 5 a. m.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McNab, of!}on business. ‘ Friday, November 7th, 1913
the C.P.R. were among the week 0. Oat
end visitors from Rupert. Bert Blake has taken Mr. Ayn bam ot a reduced to sea
eh e--8 lace’s place in Cole’s cigar store JOVOL. vis 6 Aid Ce ealee V5 30.084
’ ‘ing the latter's absence in the|Maximum temperature a7; |
aid ; ac aacavle he| during |
Mi Johnson ha ho fi prec | ‘ ashi ‘Minimum temperature 38.
position of teacher of the Ter- vg ae Precipitation ........66. 79
race school on the resignation of 8. W. Gidiey, jeweller and} . ——— |
Miss Pearson. watchmaker, has rented the cor- Speed of Wireless
oF: 6 © ner store in the Hart block and The most exhaustive of tests
Mr. F. CG, Lawrence, who re-| Will move there shortly. jhave shown that it takes but one
cently arrived here, is opening a Fico Mile ot |twentieth of a second for a wire
‘uns , Mr. Lenahan of Spokane, vice-|/less signal to pass across the
watch repairing and jewelery es- ; :
| |president of Bates & Rogers Con-|continent from Washington to
tablishment. He intends to util- : ,
, ; ne Istruetion Co., left for the south|San Francisco.
ize for his business the former thi ft ; | |
office of the Terrace Land Com- 11s morning after inspecting | ; - :
pany work in the interior. One thing Charley Cranker|
ye wwe +e Swi e \likes about his new automobile is|
Miss Annie Lever and Mr Noo- Dan McEachren and John Me- | the al no matter how much he}
nan, the station agent at Paci-|Kenna, a couple of ranchers from | winds it up. he knows that is isn't
fic, were quietly married at Kit- the Fraser Lake district, came in | going to break out into brass
sumkalum by Rev. T. J. Marsh onjon last night's train, This is} band ragtime or pickled ragtime
Monday. The bride and groom|their first trip out in four years aes |
> : |
left for their home today with rE Ae TAXIDERMIST |
the best wishes and congratula- Constable Grant of Hazelton,
tions of their many friends in}who went south by this morn- Heads, Birds, Fish and Rugs | ras
town. ing’s boat took charge of Fred|mounted first class to order for Vaugha
ake , Benson and Peter Conrad, two|reasonable prices. 1 co)
iT 1s POSSIBLE—BUT prisoners senlenced to six mon Oo. L. WINGERE! & CO. abs
—_—_— ths each at New Westminster. 844 Seymour &t., Vancouver, B.
The stranger paused on Harlem's —_——-- re 4
shores LAST DERBY RACE IN THE MAT. re =
And blinked a startled eye - THE RELIABLE PLUMBER the iss fa , t
+" : r l le t
To see the joy-mad multitude One of the Greatest Race Films HARRY HANSON 19 individ wl eae t
Go romping gaily by, that Has Been Shown | No wore ALisTa : ,
With rockets, music, drums and -——— 130 het ca meu wee 489} been rurn oe aving
—, ‘ NO
fifes, The crowds on the Churchill Out-of-Town Work | eng OTICE ! tgue ts oe aan S
And fire of crimson hue, Downs on Derby Day, to ‘attend Meters ea ae Jai'resh ty 2 aa
To celebraie some great event, which parliament adjourns and Wott nee noeaeen - ae Frost ; mentioned mn : :
or JOL rom t e tis h Ce
A longed-for dream come true.|business is practically suspend- : Ey Neesokente io. wer ls Ban thin ee 19th Noven is
ed, is a most interesting picture One Trial Will Convince You 11:40 o'clock A. M., as No °
; and Registry Nice
The stranger watched the motltey|to be put on at the Empress lo- B. C., 27th Octéber, 1913 er
throng night, together with the excitiog GEORGE LEEK weit H. F. MACLI
On mirth and pleasure bent, race itself and the scenes which : Registra
“Derhans.” > oF > avelec . . aka > dav one wu Real Estate, insurance and Loan Broker
ee ‘ quoth he, “they have seg ibute to eee oe oa . of Notary Public. Rents and Collections WATER NOTICE
a as the most memorabie in BPngiang. Albert Block, 2nd Avenue
; ‘ , ‘ , «© ‘ For a Lice to Ta r ter
Made Sulzer Presid@nt; Another film that will make Bri Prince Rupert clin 4g hatel ‘hives mer ee
Or, maybe, Huerta’s bit the dust/tish hearts throb is “The Vie- i ee ae ne
Before a Yankee crew; toria Cross,” giving a magnifi- Between 5th and 6th Streets wal {
Has Teddy dammed the Amazon,|cent reproduction of the famous a kn
For something else to do?” charge of the Light Brigade|Office 606 3rd Ave. Ph 7 $n ad
}‘while all the world wondered PACIFIC TRANSFER CO l verted’ at &
He plucked a roysterer by the|‘‘The Sign of the Black Lily” ° | Ges
sleeve, | siven again by request, and P: General Teaming, Safe, Piano us
And begged him to reveal lthe's Weekly is particularly Furniture and Baggage Moving} mpplicasion
The secret of this triumph grand] teresting. Carefully and Promptly done weser 3
That made the senses reel. Storage and Forwarding Wood and Coal| Wat
“What mean these shouts? This of Ww
raucous roar? bc ” P. O. Box 203 Phone 47
What for this wild acclaim?” The Daily News P ROBERTSON Oct Nov
The answer pierced the awful din e
“Boss Murphy's quit the INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng.) CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Samia? : CLASSIFIED ADS. CHARTERED SECRETARY akan Be: :
Bi ’ Audits, Investigations, Adjustments, Liqul- skeen a Mining Division — ‘
aesahificontlppencinitihcmnanni sti tsteonesineaseais - dations and Assignments tr
Southbound Passengers. FOR RENT Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Frince Rupert, B. ©.) ‘Where = ‘ f ite S sts back
Following is a partial list of the ai da sche nal ian Observat ry Jnlet.
vi aan rate . | THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS for MAJESTIC ROOMS cute ertincese Ho Ba ;
outhbound PaSPene Cre: se the with bath. 433 7th Ave. E 254-2 aoe for Wn ; : ie
Prince George this morning: = NICELY furnished front room th m ; t f t | Mitcate No. 1 9 a
, . s 0} 00! ' ogden | Stezg » » . "te 2 ors ’ . * Y
W. Stennett, A. J. Prudhomme,| apartment, over Westenhavers team 1eated, comfortable rooms | min g cer
Mr. Hellmith, J. H. Smith, A. Car- Phone Red 183. 2601 from $3.50 per week up to the Mining
son, F. ©. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs WANTED ce OVER MAJESTIC THEATRE ae a Cae ant of the : ta
McDougall, E. Meunier, O. T. Me- Phone Green 69 3rd Avenue | , And rer Sars
Donald, H. H. Thompson, E. 8 se Sided Se — lthe isaue ,
. SS wanted a jenna Cafe | ments
Plum, 8. R. Lawrence, A. Olsen, 258-62 Every man to his business 1 Dat 4 th i
J. De Rosa, Mr. Burrington, B. C. WEN TED —Oiet so gina baby about swo am an expert collector. Let me | ‘2%
carn z Jo 8 . ‘" ours every Sunday afternoon. Apply sta ia . ,
oes S : o : mn "0. are ~ $38 8th avenue west. eactt jlook after your rented property CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS
Neill, 5. M. rant, . O- Graham, | wi anren—pive or six room house, with} Or Collections. ;
Mr. Reilly, E. G. Lenahan, Mr. bath and sewer attachments, furnished ;
Rittenhouse, H. Johnson, P. 8. or.partly furalened. "17, News Omics GEORGE LEEK
. GOOD general servant wanted; #35 per N ;
Bonney, O. P. Linefort, W. D.|“inontm. Also nurse gifl wanted. Pour 615 2nd Ave. (Phone 203 | tro
Wallace, A. Brooksbank, Mr. and saae AD Iey en Mrs. L. W. Padmore -—__———_- : inlet
7 . . 258t
meas: Vengastil; |B. Conroy, ' D. WANTED-—Man and wife t manag il-
‘ ’ Al —Man w 4 0 a e ra
Parker, G. McKendrie, Bert Smith, way lunch counter, Apply Mc- HARRISON W. ROGERS ©
‘ Taugchs sg ‘Caffer Lean, News Stand, G. Wharf.
Cc. A. Vaughan, Mrs. McCaffery, gat Architect
Mrs. Dow and cihidren, A. D.| ——— — te de wad 1 Block
: . > , o] t {
Richardson, F. E, Vanderwerker, FOUND esi Ati parr a a
E. Vanderwerker, W. L. Forest. zag se " j ments, » ,
ic ea FOUND—Fountain pen. Owner can have Phone 300 P, O. Box 1635 b ‘
same by proving property and paying 1
More Coal Coming for advt. “Apply Daily News Omee. ;
co 40t aa
The steamer Jeannie is expect- z - MEALS | BY. DAY OR WEEK 3s 24th
ed tonight witiv 600 tons of coal 48048. bts Bttoct 19 a eal
e ee oe ad
from Seattle for Rogers & Black, 4 ce : than tana Dist t of Coast
“ae Qressmaking and Millinery (FORMERLY @. 0. COANE) vee ane ee
The trouble that you had last Single Meals From 35c Up nee ae, Seupaton cook,
fear as trifles ; . ap- a. . for pe to purchase the fo
year as trifles most of them ap-| Dainty Evening Gowns and HOME STLYE iowing “9 Dormission
pear! And this year’s trouble, | Waists Commencing at a post planted abow.
you will find, will seem as small, | wee 215 Second Avenue Phone 43 chins 048, "ehence e north 40 ch
when left behind. | Place Your Xmas Orders east 13 chains nm ss i
Early With WILLIAM T. HOUSE boundary ot ae an
” - . tion, thence § ee A
| o John Meke Weer
aa B.C. Land Surveyor thence east cha ence §
} miss F. B. EASON chains, thence west ‘st
By Day . O47 N I E New Westminster, B.C. PRINCE RUPERT | to the east bo ary OF a I ntaining
yDayor 217 Ninth Ave. E 240 Columbia St. E P.O, Box 518 | Pole of | commen um
At Home Phone Blue 339 eae EUGEN! RET ot
H. D. Lenhart, Agent
o Dated August 22nd, 1% 7 4943
. me] BROWN & BUTTERS |_!‘s'/"!." So we
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MINING ENGINEERS Skeena Land Dist

 

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Commencing at 4 }
centre of Sect i T :
Six (6), Graham Isiah sins, whence
chains, thence 45 ar ins, fort
north forty cha _ tb
chains to the point bee ae
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Fifth Avenue, near

the Hospital

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Real Estate and Insurance

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