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WALLACE’S
TOYS

AND

NOVELTIES

caRCELES

 

 

We are now putting on dis-
play our large stock of holiday
goods

Mothers and their children
are invited to come in and
look round

 

 

H. S. WALLACE C0., LTD.

DEPARTMENT STORE

Third Avenue Prince Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

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SEEM EEA S

PrinceGeorge
LOTS

I am offering for sale at Auction Sale Prices the un-

Come To Local Headquarters
TO BUY

Lots in Prince George

Selection can be made from list of 825 lots. Original
(Garand Trunk Pacific prices and its usual terms of one-

 

townsite Prince George,

Among the more the following:

Bloek, Lots. Price.

AW Me Fs eg so ha eied < AD ON GE ee ee tiew's $4,200 Pair
ee chy 4a aeeee st PRS PUC Gea 4 a's hide Ce Oe

CO ig Sos se es ees 4 ie 423 Gee ee $9,000. Pair
BM hae eh vig Cat Win ko A ONd 2 ee fe ee $1,000 Pair
LL EIS EP Gre oS Ge Om $3and 44°. 6.6. Oe $900 Pair
jo SOTERA IN As PE OBO Agee es os a $900 -Pair

100 lots alt
20 double corners at $600 a pair.

$200 each.

Terms 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years at 6%.

from
Win-

All agreements for sale will be delivered direct
the Grand Trunk Pacific Development Co,, Ltd., at
nipeg.

Edward F. Doyle

ROOM 11, SMITH BLOCK PRINCE RUPERT

Open Evenings, 7 to 8 P. M.

 

 

 

 

 

 

quarter cash, balance in 41, 2 and 3 years at 6%. Prices
of double corners range from $600.00 to $9,000.00. Prices

of single Jots range from from $200.00 to $4,000.00.

Sole Trunk Pacific Development Co., Ltd.

DAVID H. HAYS

Cor. Second Ave. and Second Street

Agent Grand

 

 

 

 

-KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

THIRD ANENUE P.O, DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 8
Oils

ae HARDWARE
MONARCH MALLEABLE ™

Sheet and Plate Glass

Plate Glass Mirrors

Stoves, Ranges
Tinware
‘Graniteware

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

** Stay Satisfactory
Range.’’

 

i" LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Dr. Eggart will be back from
Smithers by today’s train.
* * .
The Prince George brought 90
tons of fish plates for the rail-
way.

 

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A party of- men who left some
time ago for Dundas Island are
overdue,

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A new steel fyling cabinet with
84 document drawers has just
been placed in the land registry

office vault.

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Chris Granger was fined $3.00
for breaking a window in a Chin-
restaurant. He will also pay
for the damage.

s.

ese

Mr. Tyson, inspector of Indian
agencies, left this morning for
Hazelton, where he will investi-
gate the Kitwancool trouble.
Wrathall returned to-
day from Vancouver, where he
went to buy a_ stock for his new
stationery store here. He expects
to open in a few days.

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WwW. W.

the wind
on the

Yesterday afternoon
razed a brick chimney
roof of the Bennet & Turner
building, Third Avenue. The
bricks went through the window
in Patmore & Fulton’s law office.

er erin

Mr. and Mrs. Strasher and lit-
tle son, of Kildona, Vancouver
Island, passed through today to
Naden Harbor Cannery, where Mr
Thrasher is employed for the
winter. Mr. Thrasher’ lost no
time before calling at the News
office and ordering the Daily
News to be sent to his present
address.

CANADA'S ADVANTAGE

Given Preference as Borrower in
London Money Market.

Spectral to The Daily News
Montreal, Dec. 2.—‘That a
preference is given to Canada as
a borrower in the London money
market is one of Canada’s most
striking advantages,’ declared
Sir George Paish, editor of the
Statist, who arrived yesterday.
He adde dthat he doubted whether
Canada would ever secure a pref-
erence for her breadstuffs in the
British market.

SCHOONER IS WRECKED

Has Gone Ashore Outside Grays
Harbor Jetty.

(Special to The Daily News.)
Hoquiam, Wash., Dec. 2.—A
four masted schooner, either the
Bilboa or the Espada, and prob-
ably the former, is ashore out-
side Grays Harbor jetty. It will
be a total wreck. Five of the
crew have been taken off and the
remainder will be moved to
safety.

DYNAMITERS INDICTED

Confession of Secretary Gives

Grand Jury Chance
Indianapolis, Dee. 2.—Harry
Jones, secretary and treasurer of
the International Association of
Bridge & Structural Iron Work-
ers, and George E, Davis, an iron
worker, were indicted on char-
ges of conspiracy .to transport
unlawfully dynamite and nitro-
glycerine by the federal grand
jury, which reported yesterday.
The indictments were based on
Davis’ alleged confession.

 

SYLVIA AT MILAN

Tells Italian Women About Mili-
tant Methods

Milan, Dee, .2.—Miss_ Sylvia
Pankhurst, one of the leaders of
the English suffragettes, was
the guest yesterday of a number
of prominent Italian women, be-
fore whom she delivered a lec-
ture on the history of militant
suffragism in’ Great Britain.

Ex-Member Dies

St. Mary’s, Ont., Dee, 2.—Gil-
bert H. MeIntyre, ex-M.P., for
South Perth, and former deputy
speaker of the House of Com.
mons, died at his home yesterday
morning, aged 60, after an ill-
ness of several weeks. He was
elected to Parliament in 1904 and
1908,

Co-operative Stores

Moose Jay, Dec. 2.—Practic-
ally all the $25,000 stock has
been sold for the railroad co-op-
erative stores, to be started here
early in the new year. Applica-
tion will be made to headquarters
at Toronto for a further allot-
ment of $25,000.

sme in and see. the quality

 

 

and prices we offer. Sale ex-
tended till Saturday. Demers.
283-284

THE‘ DAILY NEWS

TERRACE CELEBRATES
ITS FIRST WEDDING

Miss Morrison is United in Mat-
rimony to Mr. Dover, the
Forest Ranger

Terrace, Nov. 30.—The home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Little was
the scene of a very interesting
event on Thursday morning last,
it being the first wedding in Ter-
race, Their niece, Miss Jessie
Alberta Morrison, was united in
marriage to Mr. George Dover,
forest ranger of Terrace, Prompt-
ly at 14 o’clock the bride entered
the room to the strains of the
“Bridal Chorus,” leaning on the
arm of her uncle, Mr. Little. She
wore a dainty and becoming gown
of white satin with overdress of
silver sequin chiffon, and carried
a shower bouquet of bridal roses
and ferns. The ceremony was
performed by Rey. Mr. Marsh,
former rector of the parish. The
house was prettily decorated for
the occasion, the bridal party
standing in a bower of evergreens
and chrysanthemums.

After the ceremony the guests
repaired to the home of the
bride’s aunt, Mrs. LaZelle, where
a dainty wedding breakfast was
served, After the usual toasts
had been drunk the bride changed
to her travelling suit of dark
grey tweed with large black hat
and the happy couple left on the
noon train, amid showers of rice
and good wishes, for Prinee Ru-
pert.

THE WEATHER.

Furnished by F. W. Dowling
Obeerevr

For 24 hours ending 5 a.m.,
Wednesday, December 3rd

reduced

Barometer to sea
1OVOl. 5.4. VA Sale oe eke 27.741
Highest temperature 61.0
Lowest temperature 46.0
BGI ces cee ech ers seed 2.411

VETERANS MULTIPLY

 

Astonishing Number Claim the
Bounty for Fenian Raid

Ottawa, Nov. 30.—Fenian Raid
veterans seem to be multiplying
as the years roll on. Forty-five
years have passed since the in-
vaders were repelled, and it has
been estimated that no more than
ten thousand men took up arms
in defence of Canada. Now over
four thousand veterans have
been paid the sum of one hun-
dred dollars by the government
by the Bounty Act of a couple of
sessions ago. There are ten
thousand applications for the

bounty still to be passed upon.
The bulk of these will likely be
rejected,

 

Arrivals by Prince George
Mr. J. Moena, P. Moena and
wife and two ehildren, Mr. Yates,
Mr. Richardson, Mr. Gainey, T.
Garrett, H. Jewell, Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs. McLennan, Mr. Batzold and
wife, H. J. Smithers, Mr. Anning-
ton, Roy Mosley, Mrs. Miller, J. D.
Kellog, Mrs. Limes, Mr. Gilroy,
Mr. Gilfillan, C. T. Hall, George
Stockford, Mr. McePeake, W. AW.
Wrathall, Mr and Mrs, J. R.
Thrasher, Mr.  Selviss, Mrs.
O’Brien, F. E. Corienelle, Miss K.
Reaper, Mr. Johnson, Miss Brown
Mr. Williams, Mah Tong, A. W.
Forbes and wife, Mrs. W. G,
Young, H. Delaney, Miss Harvey,
Miss B. Harvey, Mrs. Mason, Mr.
Brearly, Mr. Swanson.

Back to Metlakatia

Edith and Marion the Indian
girls who appeared in _ police
court yesterday came up again
today and were fined $10 each
for being drunk. They were also
ordered to go home to Metlakat-
la by the Police Magistrate .They
do not relish the latter part of
the sentence. Prince Rupert with
all its rain looks good to them.

Take a Tip

It pays to advertise. Mr. De-
mers is enthusiastic about the
result of the sale announced in
these columns, On account of the
late storm he has decided to ex-
tend his sale till Saturday ip or-
der that all may enjoy his reduc-
ed prices,

 

Limit on Diamond 8ales

Berlin, Noy. 30.—The German
sovernment has placed a limit on
the quantity of diamonds which
German Africa may put on the
market, The large production of
the mines there had threatened
to bring about a break in prices.

 

The monthly meeting of the
Board of Trade will be held Fri-
day evening at’8 o'clock in the
new Board of Trade roms, Second
Avenue, This will be the first
meeting in the new quarters,

 

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{GRANBY BAY NEWS,

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(Special Correspondence
Granby Bay, Nov. 30.—Mr. O.
B. Smith, the company’s superin-
tendent of mines, with Mrs Smith
have been in town during the
past week, and will remain here
for a short time.

Mr. A, J. Bone, smelter super-

intendent, and Mrs. Bone, are
guests at the Granby Bay Hotel.

; ’
Rev. W. F. Rushbrook arrived
here this morning on the Prince

Rupert from the . Northern ter-
minus.

Ka Wee
Mr. 8S. T. Atherton, smelter

foreman, with Mrs. Atherton, ar-
rived On the Venture last week,
and are staying at the hotel.

The government lighthouse
ltender Quadra put in here Wed-

nesday afternoon, leaving the
following morning for Prince
Rupert.

Mr. Ed. Davis, manager of the
store department here, arrived
this morning on the Prince Rup-
ert from Vancouver, for a few
weeks’ stay in town.

POT

Mr. W. 8S. Macy, the caterer for
the Sawmill mess and the other
messes, leaves today on the s,s.
Prince Rupert on a_ visit to his
home in Spokane, via Seattle.

During the past week the wea-
ther has been fair here on the
whole, with a small amount of
rain and snow. However, snow
started to come down again this
morning, and already several in-
ches have fallen.

PATRICK WELCH ILL

Member of Firm of Foley, Welch
& Stewart

Seattle, Dec. 1—Patrick Welch
the wealthy railroad contractor
of Spokane, and president of the
Pacific Great Eastern line, now
building, who was operated upon
last Saturday night after he had
suffered a rupture of the appen-
dix, is in a serious condition to-
day, with chanees of recovery
about even. The members of his
family are here, having
from Spokane by special train.

Mr. Welch was suddenly stri-
¢cken late Saturday afternoon in
a Seattle hotel. Dr. O. M. Lam-
son, who attended’ him, stated
at that time that the trouble was
due to intestinal obstruction and
pronounced his condition
ious. Members of the family
Spokane were notified at
and they hurried to Seattle.

come

ser-
in
once

Who cares about the rain when
rock bottom prices can be had at
Demers’. Sale extended to Satur-
day. 283-284

There might be danger of an-
other deluge if women could only
weep for a purpose without get-
ting their noses red.

 

Bookkeeping Taught Phone 639
By Private. Lessons

WENDELL RA. JONES
EXXPERT ACCOUNTANT

3rd Ave. and Sth 8t., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

fur-
toilet

ROOM TO RENT—Comfortable, well
nished room, heated. Bath and

 

in house. Phone. Apply Box 933
283-88

FOR RENT—-Three nice bright outside
rooms in Smith Block, steam heated,
never occupied, excellent for offices,
reasonable rent. Apply J, A. Smith,
Room 12. 281

FOR SALE

 

GERHARD-HEINTZMAN cabinet grand pl-
ano, practically new. John D. Westen-
haver, 333 5th Ave. East, 282-86

FOR SALE—Underwood Typewriter just
over 12 months old, very little used.
Price $70. Apply Box 189 City 281
COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West
corner Carleton and Wesuninster Road,
Phone Collingwood 46 RK. Post Office,

 

 

Collingwood East, Box 20. 270-tf
WANTED
BOY WANTED—Wanted at once, a smart

boy. Apply Daily News office.
WAITER wants position. Apply Box 88,
Daily News. 274-27
BOY WANTED-—Good smart boy or young
man for clothing store. Apply Martin
O'Reilly. 230 uf
WANTED—Sewing by the day or week,
Miss M. Washburn. Phone Blue 399,

2690f
GOOD general servant wanted; $35 per
month, Also nurse girl wanted. Four |

oe employed, Mrs. L. W. Patmore.
258u

 

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LOST—-A check endorsed by J. Bodie.
Payment on check has been stopped,
Return to this office. 280

MISCELLANEOUS

 

 

B. C. Cafe, 118 sth

GOOD meals at the
1 A trial will convince you.

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IN THE MATTER of an Application for
the issue of a fresh certificate of title for
an undivided one-half interest in Section
10, Township 6, Queen Charlotte District,
No. 3320 C, Satisfactory proof of the loss)
of the above CertiNcate of Title having
been furnished me,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is.
my intention to issue at the expiration of
one month after the first publication hereof
a fresh CertifNcate of Title to the above)
mentioned lands in the name of C. B.
Strong, which Certificate of Title was is-.

 

sued on the 12th November, 1807, at
11:40 o'clock A. M., as No. 8320. |
Land Registry Omce, Prince Rupert,
B. C., 27th October, 1913.
w-4t H. F. MACLEOD,
District Registrar. |
THE UP-TO-DATE

HAIRDRESSING PARLORS

211 Third &t.
Work Strictly First Class
Switches of All Kinds and Hair Goods a
Specialty

LAND CLEARING

Peter Nelson is open to take contracts
for clearing land in and around Terrace;
also cordwood for fuel, etc.
on application,

 

Stalker & Wells

2nd Ave and McBride

Phone 187

We are now in a position which

enables us to give you exceptional

values for your money. All of

the following goods are up to our
well known standard quality

Raisin (seeded), pkge....... $10c
Currants (cleaned), 2 pkes..26e
Extra fancy Raisins, 2 pkgs. .260e

Extra fancy Currants, 2 pkgs.26c¢
& Blackwell's Orange,
lemon, citron; the best; per

Crasse

TOE 36) Sawa Ao ein wees 260
Cc. & B. Jordan Almonds, per
Cen eS arta eae ie 90c
Cc. & B. Metz Fruit, per Ib... .75e
1 & B. Crystalized Cherries,
EI oS ae 6 os ke 8 eae 60c
C, & B. Crystalized Ginger,
OE BS 8 ibe ereigxs 4 ab! 60c
Cc. & B. Ground Almonds, 4s.35e
Ge hers cth isk ok die se © OS 65c
Ct i. Table. Jellied. cs.035% 10c
4 MOORE i ts 0 ov had a $1.00

Cc. & B. Pie Fruits, per bottle.35e

Our Extra Special Tea, per |b. 76e
This Tea is the best that money

ean buy.

Our Special Tea, per lb...... 50c
Good value for the money.

Extra choice Sockeye Salmon,
WAR “OO Vases dais ceee4 20c
New Nuts, Ghestnuts, Wal-

nuls, Brazils, Peacans, Pea-
nuts, Filberts, Almonds.
Extra fine Table Raisins 25 to40c
Apples—A large assortment of
extra choice Johnathans, Rome
Beauties, Winesaps, etc.
Jap Oranges, per box 5 doz, .76e

No, 1 Ashcroft Potatoes, per
Oh OO. 16 iiss oa Sek es $2.00
Extra fine Minee Meat, per
BOR AG aa sd es T5e and $1.60
Cider for Xmas, per gallon. .$1.25
Hunt's and Delmonte Canned
Fruits.

We carry a full line of Huntley
Palmer fancy Biscuits, Xmas
Crackers, hand made Chocolates,
ete,

Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, Beans,
all No. 1 goods, 2 cans for 25ce
Do your Xmas shopping early
and avoid disappointment. If

a postcard and we shall be very
pleased to help you to reduce the
cost of living.

Quality Goods Are the Cheapest.

 

you would like our representative | *
to call on you, phone or send us|,

Cabin,

G. R. Naden Co., Lid.

WM. 6. YOUNG

INVESTMENT CO.

221 6th St. Phone

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For Sale

ROOMING HOUSE

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se in

$75.00 PER MONTH

month I

every

Terms, etc., |

$350.00 CA

The
and bedd

WM. G. YOUNG

INVESTMENT CO.

SH

gets it. best

 

PRINCE RUPERT FEED C0

908 Third Avenue

Dealers 10
SEEDS
TIMOTHY
CLOVER
ALFALFA
ETC

FEED
HAY
OATS
WHEAT
CORN

FEED SPECIALTY

CHICKEN A

Mall orders promptly attended

A.GOOD BUY

Block

Lots 33-34, s

PRICE $3,500

Bal. 6, 12 and 18

1-3 Cash,
months at

APPLY

Harrison, Gamble & Compat)

FINANCIAL AGEN TS
Third Ave. Prince Rupert

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To Rent

 

8-roomed house, |
Creek

$14.50
Ave
$12

3-roomed house +!

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Sec, 6
a; $20.00
3-roomed, house Frase
@4.00
labin, Fraser >'re'
( 6.00

ith Avenue

Real Fatate and Tnsnrance

 

 

 

273-98

Stalker & Wells

Second Avenue