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The Good Judgement Used by

CAPT. and MRS. GILMOUR,
ert, has brought them one of the best investments
to the general public of Prince Rupert, for the
the rooming House I had advertised in this paper
GILMOUR is a very shrewd and conservative business
I consider it quite a compliment to Lo have
the house, and
real bargains”

Pioneer reidents of Prinee Rup
ever offered
invested

CAPT.

man and

money
for sale.
myself him

my judgment in seli-

for the publie of Prince Rupert is be-

purchase it shows that
ecting

ing accepted by the business fraternity of the city,

“only
so henceforth

in looking for real “snaps and solid conservative investments,’

that will give you a good income be sure you look up the Wm. G

“AD”
carefully

Young Inv. Co.'s publishedin all the daily papers,-and read

as

your turn might be next and you don't
a big

them over

want to let it slip by) as there will be a real bargain and
fore the real live-awake
Wishing CAPT. and MRS

I remain

money making proposition in them

man woman, and on easy terms also.

GILMOUR, the

greatest success possible,

Yours,

WM. G. YOUNG

Sincerely

of the Wm. G. Young Inv. Co.|

221 SIXTH STREET PHONE 19

 

 

 
  

 

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Xmas season is on.

Bakery

We take special orders for Xmas

 

 

 

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Fine Jewellry For The Holida; Season!

to new stock of ’

Is

You are cordially invited
Jewelry and Novelties. It the finest assortment we
have ever shown and the quality is the best obtainable.
In enlarged quarters we are in a better position than
evel to your wants.

Inspect our

our

to cater

R. W. CAMERON

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nes.

LOCKETS in solid gold or goid filled, made in oval, square or round
shapes, plain or engraved, and suitable for attaching to either FOB or
“— CHAIN. Some of the olid gold designs are set with a diamond
centre.

SCARF PINS in all designs and qualities, set with gems or semi-
precious stones. You will find these very faithfully represented in our
Catalogue.

CUFF LINKS in ional fine designs, according to the fashions of the
day, in sciid gold, gold filled, mother of peari and sterling. From these
designs you may links with either rigid or loose connections.
are aoa? iustrated in our Catalogue, which will be sent
any

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JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
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THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1624 PHONE No, 3

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MALLEABLE

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

Builders’ Supplies

Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

Oils

Varnishes

MONARCH

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{LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. GC. A. Smith left
llast evening for Juneau.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
have returned home after
in Alberni and Seattle.

The funeral of
Curtin was held
ifehurch this morning

. . .

Agnew,
a visit

late Leo.
the R. C.
Fairview.

the
from
to

has
in
this

Mrs. C. B. Peterson, who
| been visiting her parents
| Vancouver, returned home
| morning.

last
took
the

sailed evening

She

The
for the
car loads
| Storage

Amur
south.
of fish

twelve
from Cold
ken
| The opening
| Presbyterian

iwill be held tonight.

meeting of the
Literary Society
Mayor Pat-

itullo will preside.

* . .

Capt. Nicholson, general man-
of the G. T. P. steamers,
expected in Rupert The
Captain has not here in
nearly six months.

Mr. A. J. Morris has
through the Continental
Co., the Barney Johnson
ence On Fifth Avenue, and will
move in immediately

ager is
soon.

been

leased
Trust

resid-

Or * oH.
been

M.
on offi-
in the
where

Paterson,
who has
cial work at Union is
city en route to Skagway,
he will spend the

Archie
Customs,
say,

winter
known
will eat
expense
up for

well
town,
al the
was sent

vesterday

Bill Wi
character
his Xmas dinner
of the city. He
G0 days as a vag.
* = :
Miss Gladys
ter of Francisco,
who have been Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Wright of Graham Is-
land, are now en route home.
Backus left yesterday
where he

llard, a
around

Bressler and Mas-

Bressler San

guests of

Mr. iF. 8.
for San Francisco,
business interests, which will
keep him there a couple of
months. He will return to Prince
Rupert February.

has

in

THE LOST ARE FOUND

Exciting Hunt in Motor Boats for
Missing Hunters
Thomas McMeekin and
Toomire took luncheon, dinner,
supper and breakfast all at the
the same time late yesterday af-
ternoon, and declared it was the
finest meal they had ever eaten.
It was the first sinee breakfast
on Sunday morning.
Three motor boats,
the command of Capt. H. B. East-
man, another commanded by
George Frizzell and the police
boat navigated by Capt. Doolittle,
had a thrilling race up Tucks In-
let after the missing hunters.
The Eastman vessel, with a heavy
cargo provisions, discovered
the missing hunters on the shore
and at once slacked the thirst of
the marooned and fed them.

John

one under

ot

They said the night had been
a fierce one. They soon used up
all the matches and having no
fire they walked about in their
drenched clothes all night long
in order to» keep from dying of
cold, With a ehicken sandwich
in one hand and a bottle in the
other Johnnie Toomire numbled
“My, but it was fierce.”

PUBLIC MEETING

A meeting will be held at the
Swedish church hall, at the cor-
ner of 8th and 9th Avenues, Sec-
tion 6, on Thursday, the 11th
inst., at 8 p.m. The object is to
select candidates for Mayor and
Aldermen for the coming civic
election in opposition to the pre-

sent council.
The Hydro-Electric proposi-
tion will come up for discussion.
By request of many,

289 H. BE, GAMPP.,
The pension bureau has
drawers than any other

furniture,

more
piece of

Pantorium
Phone 4,

Pioneer

Cleaners.

the theatre.

 

Palace Cafe.
284tf

After

 

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

.
Tuesday, December g

» 1913

 

SNE

MAYOR REFUSES INVESTI-
GATION OF NATIONALITY

Rules Motion in Police Commis-
sioners Meeting Out of
Order

that motion out of or-

der,” said Mayor Patullo at the

tail end of the. Police Commis-
sioners’ meeting vesterday after-
non,

“T think it

Here we are

“T rule

is a great mistake.
spending hundreds
of thousands of dollars to bring
foreigners our city this
country and it is a great mistake

to and

to be investigating the national-
ity of the holder of every petty
little office and job. It makes me
indignant.”

This speech was made with
evidence of feeling.

It was in response to a motion

some

offered by Gommissioner Tom
Maitland and Gommissioner Mc-
Coll, asking for the Chief of Po-

lice to bring in a report showing
whether not the holders of
barkeepers’ licenses were British
subjects.

These licences
jurisdiction o1
The subject
Commissioner
the question.

under the
wae licence board,
was broached by
McColl, who asked
No knew the
answer, which prompted Com-
missioner Tom to say:

“Do you want a report on it?”
“Yes,” from Com. McColl,
“Well, Tl move that"—

But the mayor broke in on him
and declared the motion out of
order.
The
sion was
port and

are

one

business of the ses-
pass the Chief's
monthivy accounts

only
to
the

re-

 

‘COST OF POWER
Under Proposed Agreemént Be-

tween City and Hydro-
Electric Co.

city of the

proposed agree-

net cost to the
under the
ment would be
For 500 horse
$53.52 horse
For horse power
horse $41.85

The
power
as follows:

power or less,
per

power a year.
to 4,000
power, pet horse
year.

1000 horse power
horse power, $38.71
power a year.

For 15,00 horse power
horse $32.16
power

For

power a
For to 4,5

horse

per

to

per

2,000
power, horse
a year.

2,000 horse power
$31.68 per

to 2,500

horse power, horse
power a year.
For 2,500

per horse

horse power, $28.75
power a year.

These include — fixed
charges on transforming and
distributing and loss of power in
steeping it down.

prices

 

First Habeas Corpus
The first

to come

habeas corpus
up in Rupert its being
heard today before Judge Young.
It is an application to show cause

case

why Wm. Shannon, sentenced to
six months for selling liquor,
should not be discharged. Shan-
not committed the offence at
Decker Lake which is in Cartboo
County. The trial was in Atlin
County and while the magistrate
has jurisdiction in both counties,
the point is whether he had a

right to try a Cariboo case in
lin,

Al-

Christmas Gifts for Men
What can you buy a man for a

Christmas gift? It is a query
which many people make. Yel
the problem is an easy one. Just
step into Martin O/’Reilly’s. on
3rd Avenue. You will find it one
of the nicest men’s stores you
ever entered and in it is a stock

which would do eredit to a large
city business. There are Xmas
gestions galore—articles the
men and boys like and find use-
ful. You can buy something for
a few cents or as high as $25.
For instance there are club
bags and suit cases, fitted
with toilet articles. Some of them
are ladies’ bags. Then there are
handsome smoking jackets, bath
robes, silk mufflers, silk and
Fowne’s gloves and all the per-
mannish designs. In smaller ar-
ticles, are silk and linen hand-
kerchiefs; hole-proof silk hose,
three pair to a box. Christmas
neckwear, seis of hose, hose sup-
porters and neek tie, suspenders,
All of these articles are in pret-
ty individual boxes for Christ-
mas.,, Some of them are in sets.
Besides are such articles
Fowne'’s glove and all: the
quisites of men’s attire.
It is a good place to do your
holiday gift buying,

su“

 

as

THE WEATHER.

Furnished by F. W. Dowling

 

 

Obserevr
For 24 hours ending 5 a.m.,
December 9, 1913

Barometer reduced to sea

LOUG) ives iu Co es 29,560
Highest temperature .«.. 53.0
Lowest temperature 40,0
ee ets. om ; 3.86

———__—

GILLETTS LYE
EATS DIRT

   

EW IT £0
NE W.GILLE MPANY LIMITE
ee ATT COMPANY ln

 

 

PORT EDWARD WATER

dent of the Dominion Wood Pipe

Company, of New Westminster,
left Port Edward ten days ago af-
ter having superintended the lay-
ing of the wood stave wire wound

pipe furnished by the companys
The size of pipe used ranges
from 16 inehes in the mains to
eight inches ip the laterals
The present installation in
cludes a dam on Wolf Creek, a
main extending along the creek
and down Harrison St. to tst Ave

full length of 1st
approximately
to

and laterals the
Ave., at
$25,000 It

ply

a cost of
sufficient

the
population of

The Port
Companys
approximately

sup-

industries along walter
front as well
10,000
Edward Townsite
now

Hoo

as a
over people
has
spent #125

in Improvements or its pro
perty

COUNTY COURT CASES

The
county
Judge

the
Honor
severa

sitting
before

took

of
His
up

regulat
eourt
Young
yesterday.
appeal
Shannon was
judge ruling that
jurisdiction
The date will be fixed later
the hearing the five
inst the B.C, Fisheries
McDonnell vs. Vandal]
heard at the next court.
Sharp vs. Flewin Date
arranged,
Baker vs. Swain,
Lake vs. Stewart
application to be put the list
The application was granted
the date will be arranged

Cases
he

Vs.

Rex
the
had

the
dismissed
the

on case of
court
no
for
afa-

will he

be

to

court
This was an

next

on
and

Palace Cafe,
284tf

Fresh crabs.

Sixth St

 

Bookkeeping Taught Phone 539

By Private Lessons
WENDELL R. JONES

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
3rd Ave. and 6th 8t., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

WORKS COMPLETED

Sufficient to Supply Industries
and a Poplation of 10,000

People

Today sees the completion of

the system of water supply at

Port Edward, on which contrac-

tors have been at work for the

last three months The Presi-

 

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If you give him a Suit of Pyjamas.

ai Noe) oe
lt Al eae White Silk, Pongee Silk.
Silk Stripes in Blue. Pink,

Fine

Martin :

PRAIA RII AIT IIIA AAAI AAAI III AIK

selected Stock you will find

Fine Wool Taffeta in all Sh

 

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Christmas : Gifts

He’ll Be Very Happy

In our well

Fancy
and
Black and White

ades
Wool, Flannel and Soisette

Let him arise well rested Xmas Morning in one of

these refreshing suits

O’Reilly

3rd Avenue

PAPI IIIA IIIIIAIIII III III II III IIIA IA IH IO RRR

 

“Just the Thing
for Dad”

HAT'S what you will say

when you come to the

Pipes and other things

in our Gift Book “For the man
who smokes.”

Can't you imagine “ Dad's”
appreciation when he opens
“the parcel from Ryrie’s” and
finds the Pipe he has always
dreamt about, but would never
have bought for himself.

Dad's wants are not the only
ones fully provided for—from
“Baby” to “Baby's Grand-
mother,” no one has been over-
looked. It is just a case of
picking out what is most suit-
able in each case.

If you haven't received this Gift
Book, don’t try to do your
Christmas shopping this year
without it. Just send us a post
card, asking for our Gift Book

it will go forward to you by
first mail.

Ryrie Bros.

Limited,

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

DESK ROOM in ground floor effice

Apply
P.O. Drawer 1663 City. 285-tr

 

 

 

FOR HEN Nice % room cottage on Park
Avenue at 815.00. Water in the house,
Crown Agency Co. 285-tf

ROOM TO RENT—-Comfortable, well fur
nished room, heated. Bath and toilet
in house. Phone. Apply Box 933
283-88

FOR RENT—Three nice bright outside
rooms in Smith Block, steam heated,
never oceupied, excellent for offic.s,
reasonable rent. Apply J. A. Smith,
Room 12. 2810tf

FOR SALE

FOR S8ALE—Gerhard-Heintzman cabinet
grand piano, practically new. Cash or
terms. John DU. Westenhaver, 335 Fifth
Avenue East. 285-0f

COWS fresh caived and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West
cornef Carleton and Westminster Koad.

 

 

 

 

Phone Collingwood 46 K. Post Office,
Collingwood East, Box 2U. 270-0
LosT
LOST pair of stippers and rubbers, Please
return to Flat 4, Ciapp Bldg. 287-289
WANTED
BOY wants work during eveninsg. Box 91
Daily News. 289
WANTED a4 good general servant Apply
Mrs, Sanders; Green 202 288

BOY WANTED—-Gogd smart boy or young

 

 

man for clothing store Apply Martin
O'Reilly : 230.
WANTED-—Young woman for kitchen
work Wages 830 per month with
room Apply Supt., Prince Rupert Gen-
eral Hospital 288-tf
GOOD general servant wanted; $35 per
month, Also nurse girl wanted. Four
help employed. Mrs. L. W. Patmore.
2580r
MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD meals at the B, C. Cafe, 118 81a
Street. A trial will convince you.
273-98

 

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH
Services every Sunday in the
Chureh Hal! at 11 am

 

Empress Theatre at 7.80 p.m @
Sunday School at 2.30 p.m
REV. F. W. KERK, M.A Pastor
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

MCINTYRE HALL, SRD AVE., NBAR OTH ST.
Services every Sunday at 11

 

 

a.m. and 7.30 p.m Sunday
Sehool 28) p. x Baraca
Bible Class 2.30 p.m

REV. W. J° SCOT! Acting Pas

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

Services every Sunday at 1!

a.m. and 7.3) p.m Sunday
School at 2.80 p.m
REV MR. DIMMICK ASTOR

ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

81

Cor. Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
Morning prayer, 11. Even
j log prayer, 7:3( Sunday
| school, 2:30 p. m. Holy
Communion first Sunday
of month, at ii 4a m
and third Sunday at
a. m.
REV. G. A. RIX RE
THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court

 

Sunday services at fi
a m, 3 and & Pp. wm up
day FPchool, 1:30 p. m
Week aight services Mon
day, Wednesday Thurs
day and Saturday
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS
Held in Hays Bidg, 245 2nd Ave
Sunday service 11 4. w
Sunday school meets afte

the morning serv

 

 

 

timony meetings We
days at 8&8 p. mw

room is pen eve
except Sundays at ‘
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Work Strictly First Class
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~ LAND CLEARING

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

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng-)
CHARTERED SECRETARY

Audits, investigations, Adjustments, Liqui-

dations and gnments

Smith Block, rd Ave., Prince Rupert, B. ©

Phone 47

 

 

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