THE DAILY NEWS

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Your Comfort

 

Grey Blankets, from $3.50 a pair up

White All Wool Blankets, $4.50, $5.75,
$6.75 to $10.50 a pair

Fawn Blankets, $6.75 to $9.75 a pair

 

  

i Hudson’s Bay Point Blankets, $6.75 to
$9.75

\par ' Cotton, Wool and Eiderdown Quilted
Comforters, $1.75 to $30.00 each

 

H. S$. WALLACE CO0., LTD.

Dry Goods, Crockery, Etc.
Third Avenue

 

Prince Rupert

 

[ LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. }

Mrs. H. F. MeRae will receive
tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6.
ne. ae

H. F. MeRae left by this morn-
ing’s train on a business trip to

Hazelton,

A. J. Morris returned — this
morning from a business trip to
Vancouver.

*

Mr. and Mrs. Archie MeDoug-
all returned this morning from a

short visit south,
* .

Mrs. W. H. Vickers and little
child returned this morning from
an extended visit at her home in
England,

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Froud, who has been
Vancouver for

Miss F. A.

visiting friends at

 

la few weeks, returned this morn-
jing
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W. A. Dunlap, who was engag-
i in transportation on the Naas
during the summer, returned
\this morning from a short visit
| south,
| e280

The following are booked for
passage on the Venture today: M.
C. Harrison, C. R,. Blood, J. M.
McDonald, B. F. Lea and George
McPhail.

Frank Stevens, a freighter
from the Bulkley valley, was

successfully operated on for ap-
pendicitis at the general hospital

 

 

 

 

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==-Prince George—=>

That the expert land buyers of the country are confident of the future
of Prince George was fully demonstrated at the recent auction held
Vanceuver and Edmonton. These experienced investors purchased over
$2,000,000.00 worth of Prince George property.

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The demand for property in Prince George is very keen. Many ‘turn-

overs are being made daily at handsome profits.

DUR THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE SITUATION

We know the situation thoroughly, and are in direct touch with all
developments. Our property has been carefully selected and we are seli-
The increasing demand
it will pay

ing It at a slight advance over the auction prices.
for this property is bound to assure investors quick profits.
you to write us at once.

Prince George Investment Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

this morning.
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F. Landes left last night on
the steamer Spokane for Skag-
way en route to Chisana. He took
with him ten dogs for transpor-
tation of his supplies over the
trail.

orth

J. C. Shepherd, superintendent
for Foley, Welch & Stewart, who
has been recuperating from a
severe attack of rheumatism, re-
turned this morning. He is |oox-

as well as ever.
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Davidson, Py 2B
agent, announces that

on Friday of this week, heated
car for perishable freight will
run weekly to Smithers. Later
as the traffic

heated cars will
*

ing quite

G. gceneral

starting

A.

a
be
on
inereases more

added.
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be
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03°38 Os

Lucy Island
under date
that during
storms the
lighthouse

construction,

to withstand

Ouellette, keeper of

lighthouse, writes
of November 144th
some of the recent
waves washed the
windows. The solid
however, seems able
the heavy strain.

 

“CHILD OF THE DESERT”

Showing Wild Animals in their

Native Jungles

Some weeks ago the patrons of
the Empress Theatre were thrill-

 

601 Dominion Bidg., Vancouver, B. C. ed bv a Selig film called ‘‘Alone

‘ in the Jungle,’ which up to that

ZY \time was generally conceded to

Be ae ar be the greatest of all such films.
Wen’ igs 3 fee EPA SPE

But now comes one that breaks

its record, entitled “‘Wamba, the

Child of the Desert.’ This is by

7 If You Are Thinking of Spending Your

Christmas at Home

4! Permit Us to Tell You About Our
“" PERSONALLY CONDUCTED ALL EXPENSE TOUR

 

Leaving Vancouver December 7th
‘and travelling by special train, via Chieago and Niagara
Falls to New York,

there connecting with the various
steamship lines. All railroad and steamship transporta-
tion, berths, meals and hotel expenses included in your
ticket. A choice of various steamship lines is offered.

For complete information call on or address

CITY TICKET OFFICE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RY.
Prince Rupert. B. C., or
A. W. Nase, Com’'l Agent, 443 Hastings St.
Vancouver, B. C.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & 8ST. PAUL RY.

West

 

the same firm and is also in two
parts. The narrow escapes from
dhe various wild beasts roaming
at large and seeking whom they
may devour are of thrilling in-
terest apart from -the education-
al features of the pictures and in
viewing them one cannot fail to
be impressed with the great cost
and the great personal bravery
at which such living pictures
were secured,
information Bureau

Perey F. Godenrath, who will
have charge of the information
bureau that has been inaugurat-
ed by the Board of Trade, is bus-
ily engaged getting things in
shape in the Westenhaver block.
The spacious premises have
been re-decofated and are being
fitted up in such a way that the

 

LUMBER

SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

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

 

 

 

exhibits of the varied resources
of the distriet can be seen to
good advantage.

Hard to Size Up
She stood at the bar of justice,
A creature wan and wild;
In figure too young for a woman,
In feature too old for a ehild.

“You ean't tell anything about
‘em in these skimpy gowns,”
marked the judge.

re.

 

 

 

HAVE YOU REGISTERED

 

 

 

 

 

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No.

ore HARDWARE
MONARCH MALLEABLE

3

Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
Tinware
Graniteware

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies

** Stay Satisfactory
Range.’"’

 

 

Holders of agreements of
sale who can produce a re
ceipt for 1913 taxes ‘in their
own name are entitled to
register for the voters’ list
any time up to November
30th inelusive. Both the
agreement of sale and the
tax receipt have to be pre-
sented at the city hall.

Don’t forget .to register.
-Time expires Nov, 30th.

 

 

 

 

TWO THOUSAND BANK

 

 

 

 

Clerk of Police Board

St. Andrew's Ball

Leading social event of the year in
St. Andrew's Society Hall

Friday, 28th November

at 9 p.m
GRAY'S ORCHESTRA (4 piece)
REFRESHMENTS
Gent's Tickets $2.50 Ladies free

Tickets to be had of Messrs. C. H.
Orme, Williams & MoMeekin and
McColl & Robertson

 

 

 

Industrial ; Sites

With Rail and Water
Transportation

 

 

Apply
HARRISON GAMBLE & CO.
Financial Agents

Ave, Prince Rupert $

Third

 

 

 

 

F. M. CROSBY |

Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur-
niture, everything in the line of Mechanics’
Tools, Guns and Men's Clothing, Will ca)! |
any time Highest prices paid,

839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243!

 

~ TAXIDERMIST

Animals, birds, fish and all
kinds of game heads mounted;
hides tanned and made into rugs!
and robes, All work strictly first |
Class, A, MITTLER, Expert Taxi-
dermist, 728 Helmeken St., Van-

 

FREDDIE WELSH TO |

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

Commencing at a quarter post at the|
centre of Section Thirty (30), Township)
Six (6), Graham Island, thence south forty |
chains, thence east forty chains, thence
north sore chains, thence west forty
chains to the point of beginning.
HERBERT PARSONS,
By Cc. P. Piet
Dated September 4th,
Pub, Oct. 3, 13—Oet.

Locator.
Agent,

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1913.

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HUBERT

ae

of

 

the main line
* Hallway in

the new

the

city on
GTP.

Central
BRITISH COLUMBIA

is so strategically located that it is

in the centre of and commands the

trade of the wonderful rich and

proven agricultural lands in the
famous

BULKLEY VALLEY

and also the surrounding ‘mining

districts.

{| All other cities and towns in the
Bulkley Valley will be tributary
to HUBERT. All branch tines
from the main line of railway will
start from HUBERT.

 

 

{| The townsite Is ideally located in
a bend of the Bulkley River and
is free from swamps and bog,
with magnificent natural drainage.

{ The first offering of town lots is
now open to the public.

{ HUBERT has behind it the same
organization, the same systematic
development, the same liberal ad-
vertising that placed

FORT GEORGE
on the map and kept it there.
Trains are now running to HU-
BERT, and the G. T. Station
ie built.
Write or Call for Maps, Plans and
Photos.
Agents Wanted Everywhere,

Natural Resources Security
Company, Ltd.

Joint Owners and Sole Agents FORT
GEORGE one “user townsites

EAD OFFICE
Vancouver Block, VANCOUVER, B. C.

 

 

couver, B.C.

 

THE WEATHER.

Furnished by F. W. Dowling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLERKS FOR CANADA: BOX AT MONTREAL ayo
Only Fifty Were o Advertised for in| Hopes to Matoh Him With Some For 24 hours ending 5 a.m,,
London, but Former Number | of “ ae of dice oo Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1913
} we ts o rovinoe
Applied. | 9 Barometer reduced to sea
de 4 FONT ss heads 6 -dinle buebet 8 0-6 29.209
London, Oet, 16,—Oceasionally Montreal, Noy, 15.—Freddie| p{ighest temperature 38,0
something happens which demon-| Welsh, -the English lightweight | Lowest temperature 33.0
strates very forcibly how great an champion, will very NOMS aPC Ui foe ss sig hind bach a obaaia 1.54
1 » Montres very 8s ‘thy. ‘
attraction Ganada exercises not seen in fontreal ery shorth
oon | Welsh is known .as one of the May Move. to Hamilton.
only over the minds of the agri- best lightweights in the world, | : 7
ulturist. but of other classes ; ; : Hamilton, Ont., Noy, 17,—It is
c ’ ‘ “ls arre re are ’ y ¢ ;
son + and arrangements are being al rumored: that ox-Governor Foss
Here is a case in point: tempted whereby he will come to ;
raptin f sared in ’ of Massachusetts will make good
Bt) een. ANP aye Montreal to box. Manager Geo. | 11, threat that he would move |
j ‘ su "la ; .' e "Ot t ; Ove this
a London daily newspaper fr) Kennedy of the Canadian Athletic , sisiaedaiertn ahs ito “Canaa
ve ; . sialic }rne f g i yanads
fifty clepks for, Canadian banks.|/q)4p stated that efforts were be- |!" g ple 1
rs » 9 000 applica | is stated he has purchased a
In three days over 2,| applea=)ing made to have the English
. oa The rate of large tract of land in the West
tions were received. ao ee boxer visit Montreal, where he |). 4
far ” 3 4 a vear ; ; x nd,
wages offered was S400 a year) il) he matched with some of the |
for eastern points and 8600 @) Host lightweights on this side of =
year west of Winnipeg for men the water.
who had not had any experience Sele akauls
in banking. For those who had Progress of Quebec Bridge
the wages were $700, with $200
more if the clerk was sent to the Ottawa, ‘Nov ait. with
awa, ! ‘ f S
beat England structure of the Quebee bridge
Of course, cletr ad ois ng ysis hasbeen completed: save for the
are Tig @ “well (paid ( aie Ur) pointing of a couple of piers and) GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH
ery ae bagh to attrac i ~~ * the erection of steel on the north COLUMBIA
the scale of wages offeret n in
Canada . ti i not, however shore has started. “This will 1 Department of Agriculture
lanadé 5 : ;
cessitate the use of an immens oe 2 } .
wholly a question of wages, enn waling *dbmrinine B60 Ticoved Office of Assistant Horticulturis
rather that there is such a gen- tha walle: eva obeliia abut Halt New Court House, Prince Rupert
‘ S ¢ we ap. i a a
eral belief in the greater oppor Se wiiitn citation ‘ Phone 534
‘ . & 5
tunities available in Canada, Information or advice freely
aa given Write or call
BLUEBEARD 1s QUILTY
“ Th D il N ” A. H. TOMLINSON
Ghicago, Nov 15 Henry e a y ews Assistant Horticulturist
Spencer, confessed slayer of Mrs CLASSIFIED ADS.
Mildred Allen Rexroat, dancing
teacher, was last night found] _ ea LAND CLEARING
guilty of murder by a jury at FOR RENT Peter Nelson is open to take contracts
Wheaton, a suburb. US aE et tap : for clearing land in and around Terrace
— - FOR RENT—Four room flats, Beach Place | *!*0 cordwood for fuel, etc. Terms, etc
Building, $18 and $20 per month, See! on application
Last of Centre Street McCaffery & Gibbons 270-27 PETER NELSON, TERRACE, B. ©.
jonrmeie=s “an oan SRE
NICELY furnished front room tn modern; -—— ose
The work of tearing down the apartment, over Westenhavers omices THE UP-TO-DATE
one ec t t
building on Centre Street until ie so pee HAIRDRESSING PARLORS
recently used as general offices FOR SALE
ei eh cy CD eee SURG Mecem GORD sR RR a eeeheodemmll 211 Third St.
I Strictly rs las
onward march of progress Gen-| COWS fresh calved and coming in always | Work Strictly First Cia
: on hand, and tuberculosis tested, Joh Switches f All Kinds and Hair Goods 4
tre Street has been completely Christy, ‘cattle dealer, Collingwood West Sr etait
annihilated to make room for corner Carleton and Westminster Road
‘ Phone Colling od ‘6 KK. Post OTFtee
the large palatial hotel and other] coilingwood East, Box 20 270-1 THE RELIABLE PLUMBER
improvements planned by the G, _
TP WANTED HARRY HANSON
— a aan a ~ Z zy 139 2nd Ave. Phone 489| |.
| POSITION WANTED b stead ¥ ne DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
| man Box 88 ,Daily News 71 Out-of-Town Wofk
| WANTED—Sewing by the day or week Hotel and Restaurant Work
| Miss M. Washburn. Phone Blue 399 Tenders on New Work
| 260 Plumbing Insured from Frost
| Work Done Promptiy and Guaranteed atl
WANTED—-Girl to mind baby about two Reasonable Prices
hours every Sunday afternoon Apply One Trial Wall Convince You
528 8th avenue west. 246tf
WANTED-—Five or six room house, with
bath and sewer attachments, furnished GEORGE LEEK
or partly furnished 17, News Office
WANTED—Young woman to walt on table Real Estate, insurance and Loan Broker
wages $30.60 month with room. Appl Notary Public. Renta and Collections
Supt. Prince Rupert General Hospital .
269tf Albert Block, 2nd Avenue
GOOD general servant wanted; 835° pe Prince Rupert
month, Also nurse girl wanted Four 2 y i
help einployed. Mrs. L. W. Patmore Between Sth and 6th Streets
258tf
skeena Land District—District of Coas:,,) Office 606 3rd Ave. Phone 93
of Tar and Cod Liver Off “Range V
A tonic as well as a Take notice that Eugene Renz, of Prince PACIFIC TRANSFER C0
Rupert, B, C., occupation cook, intends to .
cough cure. apply for permission to purchase the fol-| ow) earmin Sat Pian
auhere. ‘owing described lands: } Gener eaming, pate, ano,
Large bottle 35¢. Sold ¢ Commencing at a post planted about 20 Furniture and Baggage Moving
chains sou’h of the northeast corner of : 5 “© 5 ,
N V $. E. 30945, thence north 40 chains, thence) Carefully and Promptly done
% east 13 chains more or less to the west |
MATHIEUS SYRUP boundary of John McKechnie’s pre-emp- | Storage and Forwarding Wood and Coal
tion, thence south #0 chains more or less
7 to 6«6John)6MeKechnie’s southwest corner,
Le a ol thence east 20 chains, thence south 20/|P?. 0. Box 203 Phone 47
COO LIVER OIL chains, thence west 33 chains more or less)
lto the east boundary of 8, E. 30945 to the P ROBERTSON
| point of commencement, containing ¥v0 e
res more or less
| $i: ee bites EUGENE RENZ INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng.)
H. D. Lenhart, Agent. CHARTERED SECRETARY
POLICE UNIFORM OVERCOATS. Dated August 22nd, 1913. ; Audits, investigations, Adjustments, Liqui-
Tenders will be received by the under Pub. Sept. 22, 1913-—-Nov, 17, 1913 dations ond Assignments.
signed up to 2:00 P. M., Friday, November —_—_--——— —
28th, 1913, for the supply of six. (6)|Skeena Land District—District cf Queen | Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Frince Rupert, B. ©
overcoats f the Police Department Charlotte Islands.
Overcoats to be of the same color as the rt Parsons, ti
nniforms now worn, Samples of cloth to neta te wate gente = sathons at- |
be submitted along with tenders. Full} tomey, intend to apply for a license to | MAJESTIC ROOMS
particulars from the Chief of Police prospect for coal and petroleum on and |
The lowest or any tender not necessarily | under one hundred and sixty acres of |
accepted land on Graham Island, B. C,, bounded as|Steam heated, comfortable rooms
270-71 ERNEST A, WOODS, follows:

from $3.50 per week up
OVER MAJESTIC THEATRE

Phone Green 69 3rd Avenue

to his
collector.
rented

business. |
Let me
property

Every man
am an expert
look after your
or collections.

GEORGE LEEK

615 2nd Ave. Phone 203

HARRISON W. ROGERS

 

Architect
Suite 1, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Phone 300 Pp, O. Box 1635

MEALS BY DAY OR WEEK

At 118 8th Street
(FORMERLY B. C. CAFE)

Single Meals From 35c Up
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PRINCE RUPERT FEED 00.

908 Third Avenue

Dealers 10
FEED SEEDS
HAY TIMOTHY
OATS CLOVER
WHEAT ALFALFA
CORN ETC

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Mail orders promptly attended

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Lot 5, Block 18, Beetion 5 eee
PRICE
pelt
5,400 $9 000
$ $9,000 |
Terms: 82 nd cash, balance 2,| 4 cash, bata
i ind: 6 months, interest month ca
1% ILot 22 !
APPLY den Co, Le
Harrison, Gamble & Coagan|6- | K. Na va ina
FINANCIAL AGENTS Ts de
Third Ave. Prince Rupert | menor