THE DAILY NEWS

 

Thursday,

December 18, 1913

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inspection at

at Half Price

Presents for Everyone

The most attractive and varied display of
Holiday Merchandise ever shown in one

store in Prince Rupert is now ready for your

WALLACE’S

Special.---Last Year’s Dolls are now on Sale A

 

 

Special Discount on fine Chinaware Tomorrow

 

 

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produced

and the Elkins
defendant’s cz
McLeod’s testimony

| unde tok toe i istise

crowd
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powered him before

Mrs

partly t
life insuré

deposit

in that bank.
This closed the case.
In his address to the jury Mr.
Patmore dwe
the plaintiff had decided to give
up the ministry

It on the

and s

in May, 1913, and alle
as a reason why
should not be awar
plaintiff. He conside
the evidence of Mrs.

the plaintiff was not to be

Plaintiff in Slander Case
Gets $10,000 Damages

Spats aakos: from Page 1.

the law-

ed court
en over-
he could

make much headway.

The judge then rose and ad-
journed for the parties to cool
ott.
| At 2:30 p.m, Mr. McLeod
I}was again on the stand, and re
jferring to the Elkins incident
jsaid that when Elkins came to
fhim about it, in view of the
trouble in the church, he had

felt suspicious and had not told
remembered of
It was this that ena:
him to rebut the childs evidence
showing that

the

McLeod

As regards buying real estate
his salary would not pay for,
artly Mrs. !

the
{cLeods
pro

pol-

he
ance

ot

fact that

tudy law
ged this

damages
ded the
red that

Robinson

girl proved the
ase and that Mrs.
as wife of

re-

i incident

a telegram] aint on the Robinson one—
the |the whole three on nothing.

 

| heard

| Glad to

|ophones make

lied on.
| -Mr. Manson in his address}
- ° °9 ® lwent over the case very care-
fully from the beginning. He |
Department Store reminded the jury again of the}
Third Avenue Prince Rupert serious nature of slander. Many |
attempts had been made to de
is g)\stroy the credit of the parties
aaa - — — - | without success and he consid
N e-\ered that no man in the pres-
ence of his wife should be call
PIANO GIVEN AWAY |)" S00" 80800.
tions as had been put to his
We have a number of tickets unsold on our last piano client without a shadow of evi- |
drawing, and in order to clear these up we are offering a. SrncMeinek eieliee ted
to give a free ticket with each $10 cash purchase from jbeen ruled out for a very good|
now till December 31st, or as long as the tickets last. reason. The action had com-

Drawing to take place as soon as the tickets are sold.

WARK’S

Open Evenings

 

menced in

single particu
stock affair
| tioned by

Phone 122

 

 

had not
evil

August last
jnow not a title of evidence had |
been adduced to substantiate

If thi
be
minded

lar.

and even |

s Wood
en men
pers¢ ms

s}lace

McLeod would still be pas-
would never

Mr.
tor and the case
have come up.

The defence pleau.. wiat all
these nasty stories were told in
the cause of Christ. Was it in
this cause that they were told
to Mr. Tamkin and Mr. Oakley?
The defendant had flatly con-
tradicted every other witness.
According to him they were all
liars—he only was able to tell
the truth That was matter
of opinion that might well be
jie ft to the jury.
| The defendant had wanted
something done ail the time. He
was after the man and wanted
him driven out of the church.
He considered that the Elkins
girl was far more familiar with
sexual affairs than was, seemly
at her tender age. She had been
well coached and it was an act
of providence that brought Mrs.
McLeod to the Brotherhood
rooms on the day complained
of.

In his opinion
leant on
shadow—the

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Robinson
Wood-
inci-
and

the
the

stock Kikins

Finally he would remind
them of Shakespeare’s saying:

“Who steals my purse steals
trash, but- he who filches my
good name * * : leaves
me poor indeed.”

The judge in summing up
made no comment on the evi-
dence. He defined clearly the
jJegal meaning of slander and

charged the jury to bring in a

verdict as honorable men free
from pi ce. In an action
for slander damages might be

allowed to compensate the
plaintiff and to signify the de
of the jury to penalize the
defendant.

his morning Rev.
said: “I brought the
vindicate my character.
my fellow citizens
the evidence and 1]
satisfied with their verdict.”

sire

McLeod
action to
A jury
have

am

and “look around.’
you whether you
Wallace’s. 204tf

Come in
see
not,

buy or

Fountain pens, kodaks, gram-
choice Christmas
McRae Bros.

205

gifts. See
-296
S. Wal-

204tf

Sale antida wante vi H.
Co., Ltd.

Fresh
Sixth St.

Palace

 

crabs. Cafe,

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; What is more appropriate than a handsome Chair, Rocker, Couch, Buffet, China ,
Cabinet, Cushions, Fancy China, Parlour Tables, Jardineer Sti:nds Y
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, Consisting of Brass Bed, Ostermoor Mattress, Special Spring, Bedding Complete ,
5 Every Cash Purchase of $2.50 ~“— Customer to One Chance A
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Special 10 per Cent. Di 3
: Special 10 per Cent. Discount to End of Dec.
FOR CASH
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Gifts

 

 

Wine glasses and table glas-
ses of all kinds for

mas dinner. Wallace's, 204tf P ;
ea A nice dressing gown for
Passengers to Massett yes- a Christmas Gift would
terday were P, Piombs, Wilfred bei tal
McDonald, Wm. Best, F. H. make him a very happy
Holzer, wile ane rneany, man and at the same
After an unpleasant delay time help to make him
giving evidence at the recent very comfortable. Our
slander trial, Mr. Neil F. Mi line embraces selections
Leod left this morning for the fi >
granite quarries on Smith rom the very best man-
Island. ufacturers and prices are
ver sone
Contractor Kauffman has y reasonable.
nearly completed Dr. Tre
mayne’s residence on Digby Is-

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land in connection with the im
migration detention statior e e
mets Martin O’Reill

Kaien Chapter, R. A. M., in y
stalled the new officers for the
ensuing year last evening. Very 3rd Avenue
Excellent Companions F. McB
Young and D. H. Morrison took BI AIIIIAIIIIIAIIIIIIIISISIIASISISIISISIASISISISSSIIN INIA IAAIA- 1b
charge of the ceremony.

Pn eee NOTICE

Last evening the | » Dane- - B E S T B U Y
ing Club held another of their Contmencing ‘Mendes, Dec
very en): nees in St. An-jemberi5, the retail price of}
drew’s Hall. There was a goou}] NEW WELLINGTON Coal

tonal! Fifth Avenue,

 

attendance. Warner’s orches-|be $10 per ton delivered
tra furnished the music. parts of the city, west of Hays
he Creek. We are assurred of a Sec. 6, Double Corner
Peel? Sonctahle Charles| lull supply of NEW WELLING-| We can deliver Lo
Provincial Constable Charles TON LUMP GOAL. the best or “19 I ' 12
Doolittle went south vesterday ia panet and will fil all omlers| 10CK J
afternoon with three prisoners : ria et :
rom ptly Rogers BI
for the penitentiary in New Seon 116 soger Ks ans oe $9, 500 Cash
Westminster. Two were China a tithes is s
men sentenced to two years snails ey ' house on the
each for supplying liquor at Pi en er a co mat ae : cA. f jing Green St
Essington. The other was ie o tr sar 7 Pr al ie 4 jper month
Wryeklund, sentenced to five Pr eranre: an pane ean feet on Fifth Ave
years for manslaughter Wallace's 294-tf on Green Street
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS APPLY

H. ¢. Helgerson Harrison, Gamble & Company

 

Tenders will be received up to
6 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 17th for
the erection of a store for the LIMITED FINANCIAL AGENTS
Acme Clothing Company. Plans ide eee Third Ave. Prince Rupert
specifications and all informa-
tion at the office of the architect BASEMENT PREMISES
in the Heigerson Block Space 25 feet by}
Lowest or any tender not nec-| <5, sees ~ plenty of Iaht.. good entrance
essarily accepted. reasonable rent Sultable for pool eae “ BOATS BOATS
J. W. POTTER, billiard hall, cobbler’s shop, barber sh
296 Architect. et Also space 5t feet, rascals
ii ehceaaaa a eae cupied by pool room. If you want a g err.
° ee location, at cheap rent, see us lif you are th f a g a
Dolls, toys, games, every- 4 sot bi
thing for Santa Claus. Wal- FOR RENT |
ace’s. 204tf
lace al MODERN COTTAGE |MOTOR, SAILING or ROWING
eT aera ett os ae Pive re ms with bath on sewer cios |
You can please “her’’ with afin, rent ¢ vacant on January 7th
present of fine china or cut
glass from Wallace’s. 204tf GOOD BUYS
See ere Lot 19, Block 21, Section 6, $2500, $50 =; M. ORWIC
Fresh eastern oysters. Palace | cast Dalat 1 1 ind 24 mont
Cafe. 284tf i BOAT BUILDER

 

 

 

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Boy Wanted

Apply Daily News Office

 

 

 

. } - teins
Lot Block 2 section 1
worth #2 { rhis proper
vered for 84600 on goo
is worth the mone
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Port Essington, British Columbia

ERENCES
Fishermat

 

 

 

H.C. Helgerson An Electrical

 

 

“The Daily News

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COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested.
Christy, cattle dealer, Collingwood West
corner Carleton and Westminster Road

| NOTICE

John

CLASSIFIED ADS cer
*
I, the undersigned, for and on behalf of
the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting | ELECTRIC
and Power Company, Limited, have de
FOR RENT posited with the Registrar of the Prince m4 ; oy < Wa
Rupert Land Registration District ,Prince Irons, Toaster ve
Kupert, B.« { Heal at Lights
9ESK ROOD se (a) A description of wharf which this er eavers 4
pase mrGs th eomme, seer omee, ow company proposes to construct in front of | ; Curling
0. 3 City oor Lot No, 479, Granby Bay, B.C., said lot and Reading es :
KOR RENT—Nice 3 room cottage on Park] the adjoining under-water lot upon which T j G} .* xo Radia
Avenue at $16.00. Water in the house,|the wharf will be constructed being the Ongs, Onay e
Crown Agency Co. 285-tf |property of the said Company. tor (irills ( Per
; " " b) A general plan showing the position >, 4
FOR RENT Three nice bright outside] a ‘ry. property relative to the proposed : Pixt ; (
rooms in Smith Block, steam heated, | yyarr. lors, IXtu
never occupied, excellent for offices, c) A I
. , aaa : ) general plan showing more par inne is Vac Cea
naeenan le rent, Apply J. A. Smith, !iieulariy the relation of this wharf to the Tree Outfits,
0m 38, 2sitr shore line, with cross-section of the pro ers. etc
posed wharf showing type of conse mceoe ’ .
F. M. SYLVESTER
FOR SALE General Manager C e to our store ea
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Parkin & Ward Electne

 

 

 

 

 

 

General Delivery,

ity. 204-tr

 

Lot 50, Block
Avenue, wit
price
ply Owner,

 

#1650,

2
0

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Cash $500,
P.O.

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SNAPS!

Section 7, 6th
2-room house,
Ap-
Box 936 city.

294-207

 

Phone Collingwood 46 RK. Post Office
Coliingwood East, Box 20, 270-1
WANTED Corporation of City of Prince CO., LIMITED Rs
Rupert ELECTRICAL CONTRACTO
on, STENOGRAPHER desires po d Oth Opposite Pi
sition, W O temporary work. | Phone
ir vi sts|Merchants an CTS) prince RUPERT, 8 ©
WANTED A cook for Smith Island camp, sent de sted: t have all o-
married woman preferred; other work|@Pe requester Oo nave © %
for husband. Box 100, Dally News. counts up to date agains! the|=—
; : rf 7 « nif » City
WANTED—Young woman for kitchen city, in the hands of the G! :
work, apes $30 per month with] Purchasing Agent not later than
room, pply Supt., Prince Rupert Ger le op § 207
eral Hospital per'oss-tr| Vecember 20th. san OI a e€
GOOD general servant wanted; #35 per
Inonth, Four help employed. Mrs, L i 8
W. Patmore. 208-0r Double Corner in Section
MISCELLANEOUS PRICE $1 200
on ’
: 5 corner
GOOD meals at the B, C, Cafe, 118 810 rotted : rowers ndles this corn
ae A trial will convince you. $300 cash na
; : j ts
CASH-—-Will give immediate cash for bal 'e ave ¢ arge 2 F Fine View Lo
ance due you under Agpeement of Sale We have * large ge shipment of
Prince Rupert Property (#250--$2,000),| potted Poin Settas, Table Ferns, $1 200
Give full | particulars, A. Wilkinson,| Maiden Hair Ferns and Palms ’

coming in on Saturday's boat the pall g, 12 and
h, balance %
PRICES REASONABLE Fee eee eonths

G. R. Naden Co. Li

Real Estate
Becond Avenue.

ORDER EARLY

and insurance

Arctic Studio

Third Avenue