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Lots

Iam _ offering the unsold
portion of the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific Development Co, town-
site of PRINCE GEORGE at
prices, on the usual terms of %
cash, balance in’ one, two and
three years at 6 %.

Purchasers at the auction
sale held in Vancouver, in Sep-
tembertember last, have al-
ready realized a good profit.
You now have an opportunity
to invest at the same price and
terms. :

Buy now, before the boom,
and while there is a large list to
pick from.

Edward F. Doyle

Room 11, Smith Blk. Phone, 496
Open Evenings from 7 to 8 p.m.

 

BEST BUY

—0on-—

Fifth Avenue,
Sec. 6, Double Corner

We can deliver Lots 14 and 12,
Block 411, for

$9,500 Cash

There is a fine well finished
house on the back 25 feet, fac-
ing Green Street, rented at $35
per month on lease, leaving 50
feet on Fifth Avenue and 75 ft.
on Green Street.

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THE DAILY NEWS

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Rubbers and
Over-Stockings in One.

Easy to put on and take off. Fit well
—Look well—Wear well. All sizes for
women and children.

Buy them and protect yourself and
family from winter ills, 2

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For Sale

Double Corner in Section 8

PRICE $1,200

$300 cash handles this corner

 

Fine View Lots

$1,200

the pair
$400 cash, balance 6, 12 and
18 months

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.

Real Estate and Insurance
Second Avenue.

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W. W. Jones

FISH AND PRODUCE MARKET
Hart Block 3rd Ave

 

 

 

 

Leave your Xmas orders

NOW. For fresh killed

also a fresh supply of veg-

etables and _ fruits always
on hand.

“Tis Quailty that Counts”

 

 

 

NOTICE

1, the undersigned, for and on behalf of
the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting
and Power Company, Limited, have de-
posited with the Registrar of the Prince
Rupert Land Registration District ,Prince
Rupert, B.C.:

(a) A description of wharf which this
company proposes to construct in front of
Lot No. 479, Granby Bay, B.C., said lot and
the adjoining under-water lot upon which
the wharf will be constructed being the
property of the said Company.

(b) A general plan showing the position
of the property relative to the proposed
wharf.

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SMELTER READY FEB. 1

'Officer of the Granby Company
Sets Date for Completion

W. Williams, ge-
eral manager of the Granby (c.,
was a passenger to Granby Bay
Sunday. Mr. Williams sasy he
will have the new smelter ready
for operation by February ‘st.

There are now 1100 men al
work in the smelter city. The
new picture theatre opens this
week.

assistant

 

Christmas shopping made
easy; commodious store, at-
| tractive display, wide variety of
presents for everyone, attentive
sales-people reasonable pri-
ces, goods laid away until you
want them delivered. Wallace’s.

204-tf

TT —_—_—_—_—__—
If you are thinking of having a
boat built of any kind

MOTOR, SAILING or ROWING

see or apply

T. M. ORWIG

BOAT BUILDER
Port Essington, British Columbia

REFERENCES: Any cannery or

of the

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 

 

 

The Vadso is in today with a
cargo of Wellington coal.

yesterday with nine geese and
a lot of mallards.

. . .

In our dry goods section —
many articles that are good for
presents and easily mailed.
Wallace's. 204-tf

A. C. Little reports that one
of the aldermanic candidates
has resigned his job on the gov-
ernment work and will devote
his whole time the cam-
paign.

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Don’t let is be the “same old
story’ of leaving it to the last
day. Come to Wallace’s and do
your Christmas shopping NOW.
/204-tf

The steamer Kentra, of the
Maple Leaf Line, which left
New York in October’ with
structural steel forithe dry dock
is expected here beforethe end
month. The last time
she was heard from she was off

 

Fisherman on Skeena River.

the coast of Chili.

 

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Bargain Xmas Sale

PRICE

 

Stock of Denny Allen, on S
Fancy Articles of Brass
Dainty Japanese Ware

Toys, etc

We have secured the buildi

 

 

Humidors Smoking Sets

econd Avenue, comprising:

ooks, Leather Goods
sy Otc.

ng until 23rd, Everything

me ge
Capt. McCroskie, harbor
master, is laid up with pleurisy.
Dolls, toys, games, every-
thing for Santa Claus. Wal-
lace’s. 204tf
re eg
Messrs, P_ .Anderson, Jack
Chisholm and party came in

| reasonable rent.

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NOTICE

Commencing Monday, Dec-

embert5, the retail price of

NEW WELLINGTON Coal will
be $10 per ton delivered to all
parts of the city, west of Hays
Creek. We are assurred of a
full supply of NEW WELLING-
TON LUMP COAL, the best on
the coast, and will fill all orders
promptly. Rogers & Black.
Phone 116 dec 22

 

W. Manson, jr.! returned on
the Venture last night to spend
the Xmas holidays with his par-
ents in this city. Willie is tak-
ing a course at the Columbian
College, New Westminster.
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“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

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Are you planning on
him a nice Dressing

for a Christmas Gift ?

giving
Gown

Nothing could be more useful or more appreci-

ated. We are showing some very pretty ones

a price that is within the limit you set.

 

DESK ROOM itn ground floor oMce. Apply
P.O, Drawer 1663 City. 285-06

FOR RENT—3-room cottage, completely
furnished, near dry dock, $16.00. H. G,
Helgerson, Limited. 204atr

FOR RENT-—Nice 3 room eottage on Park
Avenue at $15.00. Water in the house.
Crown Agency Co. 285-tf

FOR RENT—tThree nice bright outside

rooms in Smith Block, steam heated,

occupied, excellent for offices,
Apply J. A. Smith,
2eitr

never

Room 12.

FOR SALE

 

 

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COWS fresh calved and coming In always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West
corner Carleton and Westminster Road.
Phone Collingwood 46 R. Post Office,

Collingwood East, Box 20. 270-tf

 

WANTED

 

COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER desires po
sition, Will do temporary work Phone
637. 294-300

for Smith Island camp

married woman preferred; other work
for husband Box 100, Dally News.
201tr

WANTED—A cook

Young woman for kitchen}
work. Wages $30 per month with
room, Apply Supt., Prince Rupert Gen
eral Hospital 288-tf

GOOD general servant wanted; $35 per
month Four help employed Mrs. |
W. Patmore 258-tf|

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED

 

 

GOOD meals at the B. C.
Street.

Cafe, 118 8to

A trial will convince you

 

json by

 

Martin O'Reilly

3rd Avenue

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

 

Tenders will be received up to
6 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 17th for

the erection of a store for the
Acme Clothing Company. Plans,| | will forte
specifications and all informa, | unl if rere
i Prince ipert
tion at the office of the architect.) ,, a ‘Sr
,;cause to give perfe
Lowest or any tender not nec-|jn heating its |
essarily accepted. without any
J. W. POTTER, in any way effect
296 Architect | qualities My de
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™ PUBLIC NOTICE Istalled quit
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The partnership heretofore} my devise

carried on by
which they carried on a
grocery business on Third Ave., |
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has been dissolved, Geo.

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Harry Hanson

 

 

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FINANCIAL AGENTS posed wharf showing type of construction. ance due you under Agpeement of Sale assumed all obligations of said| PHON]I
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> China Cabinets, Music Cabinets, Jardinier Stands, Pedestals,

§ The Quality Home Furnisher

We especially invite
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Every Cash Purchase
of $2.50 entitles cus-
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DRAWING CLOSES DEC. 31;

1913

zen to see the finest display of Chairs, Rockers,
er Coverings, ever brought to this City. Buffets,

Dining Tables and Chairs, Fancy China, Silk Tapestry, Cushions, etc,, etc.

> Remember the 10 Per Cent Discount FOR CASH 4”?

GEO. D. TITE

Phone 20.

LET YOUR PRESENT BE A SUB-
STANTIAL AND USEFUL ONE

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Third Avenue

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ATTENTION!

 

To our many Xmas Buyers Geo. D. Tite, the Home

; ~=©—- Furnisher, is offering a Special 10 Per Cent Discount for Cash
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF HIS SPLENDID STORE———-——=

Also Note the Special

Grand Drawing Prize
===Value $150.00 ==

& Consisting BRASS BED, OSTERMOOR MATTRESS, EIDERDOWN COMFORT, SPIRAL SPRING; BLANKET, SHEETS, PILLOWS, BED SPREAD

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