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THE DAILY NEWS « 1949
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SES =| rhe Prince Albert will sail for - A C ris mas
= a Vancouver this evening. She will}crowd appeared to like that part F
+ 4 take the direct route. of it. A
= fale There was nothing new said
= The Venture was in this after~]and no policy presented. ,
= noon with a small amount of Newton’s Speech in Paragraphs ,
4 relent mae © Taw Vee There was no legitimate criti- U
= cism of the 19412 council in last
= With every $10 cash purchase, year’s campaign. uM
= one ticket on a piano drawing!’ jad it not beenfor the policy| |
Ey | free. Warks. 3001 5¢ deception which led the peo-|@
= Wek ple into a false belief they would] 4
| The Amur came in today from)pot have reached the decision) # ‘
Granby Bay, towing the barge St.|they did in defeating me. p )
}David south, She is discharging Our opponents made the peo- A
jcoal here. ple believe they would pave the| A
* * «© streets with gold and make them | @ NECKWEAR 4
A drunk named Miller paid $5|glitter in the sunshine of heaven.) @ x
and costs in police court this [I have had the cold shoulder] @
morning for his debauch, He]this year but next year I will eat) @ f;
seemed satisfied with the price. |roast beef and plum pudding. f}
oot Fs You were deceived last year. , HOSIERY Dressing Gowns /,
Mr. Albert Davidson, G. T, ».]OUr Opponents © have apsolutely | ¥ Cn ‘
passenger agent, left this week|fallem short of making good. vy ° ee (
for a trip to Montreal and Win-j| Ur Opponents said if uhey , . % : A
nipeg. He will return about the| Were elected they had a promise] @ ~. ;
end of January. of getting millions. A Ne
fae: % The mayor says the city has A 3 4
. > | for. Well it
The Presbyterian Christmas a h to be thankful for a r = y
; ; : is no credit to the council. < A
tree will be held in the Church The city is making progress| @
66 Hall, Fourth Avenue, tonight at ; aay ee i ee 7 U
C. asses Oo 768 mn ly notwithstanding the lethargy of| @ v
7:30 sharp. Thos. MecClymont ; ; ; ry
“ : the council. It will continue tol @
will take the chair. if ‘
peop e worry aoa prosper no matter what council] 4
. = : : you put in, A y
: b t th s = Teacher wanted for night Our opponents said they would PYJAMAS Smoking Coats HANDKERCHIEFS A
MORES a ou money O e€ SS school. Salary $1 an hoer make the mayor go, but they have] ¥ ‘
h li tl = Duties to commence January D,/made him go the wrong way. He} @ - — _ ,
wnrao ave too t e a auth: Applications close Dee.) ties off to all parts of the earth.| @ A
= 26, O. H. Nelson, Chairman, IT am not surprised that that] @ 9 ;
and those who have [2 | ee slippery pal of his, Ald, Naden,|@ ,
ig ES The _ Acme Clothing Store 18|says he hasn’t had headaches, If : ¥
too much.” FS displaying the skin of 4 very|] had gone to Europe at the ex- r
4 = handsome _ silver fox valued at : , “kets Iw 6 °
tg a : pense of your pockets I would not ‘
= ake ne >t ot ae Fraser | have had a headache. M4 Third Avenue 0
Both . eed sake, 1@ SKin Wi remain Mayor Pattullo wanted to go] @
F classes appear to be satisfied 4 display until to-morrow evening. | aw: a hig a, i intende ie eer Pas aP er es ee eP eP OP P Pa De eP eD a Ped ed ee aD a P ed eD oP e eDeeee eEK OOOO 'y
th th = away on that trip and intended t
wi e price of = Ree Be
3 go away when-you elected him. —— : . :
— The regular interior tram will You can imagine Mayor Pat-|Second Avenue contract looks}
ART CLy HES 3 leave tomorrow as usual in spile|tullo going into the office of the|l strange to me. It was so hedged |
ES of the fact that the steamer wi!l|general manager of the Bank of}in with trimming that a small} | ar est ue 0
SICK BRVE: & ALLEN LIMITER = not be in until Thursday n.orn |Montreal and telling him who heleontractor could not bid on_ it. e
: = jing. This will enable all out-|is, and expecting the G, M. to step| The contractor got $2.20 a pees | wh
° ward bound passengers tiout ¢ e ? > bank. 0 ) 0 s WO pS UPPERS
Both classes also appreciate the youthful | sa Dateentae Bhatule if the *€ ioe ” Fy tits a hs mn an ? é eae g / vt . as ~ ari |
° e ° ° eos ' Bular scene . 2-0 * have ¢ é y, DS rt out turning his hand he s able
lines, the high art tailoring, the natty F 4 are passengers, and mail and ex-jarmy of producers. It is confined] to sublet it at $1.50 a yard.
; fabrics, the marked value of the special ES ears up river as a spec-jwithin the city hall. Last year the business me n| |
ie ; Z a ial wi ve sent out Thursday on Two or three favored contract-| were carried away by believing |
op garments which await your early glance. oe the arrival of the Prince Rupert.|ors have something to do. Thatithat millions would be brought
ek $$$ $$ —$—$$_________— - eee | into the city, when I knew all 5s ito every child tt
. LEE & CLARK = —— see ee sean
i 44 TE Op a PANNE NENA NEES It is lamentable that our eid d N S k): , eee
% ee agents ‘ zens have had to tramp to Gran- an ew toc | Avenue
{i Men’s Furnishings * by Bay, the gold diggings and to
il HART BLOCK THIRD AVEAUE x the interior. | We have just moved into fied eS
bi x The mayor had $5000 putin the| pew store on Third Avenue near |
= S x estimates to pay for his trip to) Union Bank and will have a larg
x Europe. Subsequently the bill |display of Christmas goods o1 ectrica
§ 7 was reduced to 83850. If no} and. comprising:
. % . ® questions had been raised do you |
== = ee mean to say that that 85000} Ladies’ and Gents rraveting| | | |
: ‘ would not have been taken’? [Bet ris mas ae
ARR A A ALR OO A UO OE OE OR OF With the mayor living half the | Hi antinacs Weariie
‘ Company, Limited term abroad at your expense and | : iy es.
rt A Personally Conducted not reporting on his mission or| Fine Leather Goods, ee
te z giving an itemized statement of Christmas Blat 4 ae ~ a
e e . e ¥ his: aoooint: 2 eonsider: it: is an | thristmas Stationery, ter Heaters, Flash Lig
. oF ¥ outrage. Christmas Decorationss | Reading Lamps Curing
* I believe that his late mission} | Tongs, Shaving ¢ R
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' to Vancouver, Tacoma, Portland | i tors, Grills, C P
From Prince Rupert to Los Angeles. Leaves January 2nd, 1914 Arrives Wholesale Wines and Liquors, and Seattle was deliberately and | fa a ! ce tala ne { i
specifically to bring you back a} | T : \
lemon in the power franchise. | ree Qulul
Cor to s fo that resent
Round Trip m e m $133.00 : . The city solicitor is down ne- 1 * a j * f : ae rs, et
extend to their friends the Com- gotiating dn the power franchise.!° 4. dn't get elsewhere
ete Erinne ee lim if son I consider that ought to be don Cee
Final Limit April 30th, 1914. i SICeF: BRAL:O 0: pe ,cone Come to our
ey eaee: ADF in, Pp ents of the Sea and beg in open council, instead of con-|Stationery, Photo Supplies, Victor |
gp anscecige are, Yan. m9 to announce that their Store ducting negotiations 550 miles Victrolas

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geles with side trips via the eee Belt Line’ to Riverside and Red-
ands,
Stopovers allowed at your pleasure on return trip. Let us give you more
information about this excursion.

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will remain open o The only promise I will make TERD AVERUE Parkin & Ward Electric
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is that if elected I will go to the CO., LIMITED
bankers having property inter-|—— eR tat ae Tt ‘ELECTRICAL CON TRACTORS

ests in the city and find out just “ 7 99 3) |
where we are at. When we have The Dail N Opposite P ’
discussed the whole situation and : y ews PRINCE RUPERT, B. ¢.

i find out how we stand finan- CLASSIFIED ADS. |

cially I will put it up to the —_—

ao THE WEATHER. vada BOATS BOATS

FOR RENT—Furnished room in at ee

 

 

 

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D. E. Brown, Hope & Macaulay Limited.

PASSENGER AGENTS, 0.-W. R. & N.

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OR TO Furnished by F. W. Dowling fat over Westenhaver's real maa: 7 iene 4
GENERAL AGENT, C. P. R. Obnerevr jee, Secon venue \If you are thir aving 4
J. G. McNab PRIN CE RUPERT, B.C. Bea di DESK ROOM in ground floor office. Apply | oat built of a kind ‘
on P.O. Drawer 1663. City. abt | boat
For 24 hours ending 5 a.m.
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wh ae wih kitkik See. ° Tilers at vic. G0. “Water in tbe noute, |MOTOR, SAILING or ROWIN
Barometer’ reduced to sea a a he)
rae — ~ level 29.722 | FOR RENT Three fie. bright quiside see or aj
ies ia Novel seseeerecereeees 722 Be ck, aaenmn’ peated,
* Highest lemperature .... 46.0 never. occupied, excellent oF ern! WIG
—______——— es | Lowest Temperature ... . 43.0 peasonabin rent, Apply J. * esitt ' v. M. OR
PIANO GIVEN AWAY |: i saemieoat wc se
X dealt aches Eat gia BOAT 6
: ¢ Mrs. J. G. McNab and child cherie iti lumbia
We have a number of tickets unsold on our last piano ¥ rhe fn i dll ata Po cect hak a Mag Port Essington, British Colu
Mae" ae Saar ‘ , x x|Who have been visiting in the|por saLe—Morris piano, almost new, ow ite
drawing, and in order to clear these up we are offering + #}south returned home yesterday #250. 945 Third Ave. 209-801] REFERENCES wal
to give a free ticket with each $10 cash purchase from ¥ 9 x a Fisherman River,
now till December 31st, or as long as the tickets last. + x NOTICE WANTED ae
Drawing to take place as soon as the tickets are sold. $ x . -__ se
* » G : } WANTED—A competent servant wanted at
W RK’S x x Serti ten ae ay, Dees once. Apply Mrs, Ailen, 462 Eighth Ave.
A x wiemberi15, the retail price o o- S
x %|NEW WELLINGTON Coal wil! | wanrep A good general servant. Apply For a e
Open Evenings Phone 122 t Tlbe $10 per ton delivered to all] M7 © MeLeunan, Firth Ave. Wy |
x ® ® ¥|parts of the city, west of Hay: » Section 8
‘ lamon ng ort 4/Creek. We are. assurred of a| sition, will do wemporary work... Phone | moe erner
4 4 - ss ad ¢ sition, wi o temporary work. Phone
‘inne eee ri ea x ‘ 3 | full supply of NEW WELLING-| 597: a94-809 PRICE $1, 200
* ‘ ¥|TON LUMP COAL, the best on |GOOD general servant wanted; $36 per ner
* ™ rene: ‘ > na this cor
= ‘ Drawing takes place in the Empres Theatre | the coast, and will fill all orders month. Four help employed Mrs. | $300 cash handles
- | promptly. ogers 80k. | wanren—comne : ¢ dist Lots
KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY |; - ilpmana, Binds waren come, | ne Vie
4 »* wages. Apply Box 102 Dally Rows. | 1 200
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THIRD ANENUE P.O, DRAWER 1624 PHONE No. 8 ff * : * Auction Sale $1,
‘ Tickets on sale at Cole’s Segar Store, Palace Cigar i a Housana)s — new piano, wher would ‘tke houseubeping hare for i ee , vee g, 12 and
Builders’ Supplies Sheet and Plate Glass - r}Monarch range, household and| all club or body of gentlemen, | Bx 00 cas ala ’
Prosabers’ supplies noe Stese Mirrors : Store, Fitz’ Cigar Store, Finnigan's Cigar Store and { kitchen furniture, also a number cellent references, Box 101 ag Dany $4 18 months
| HARDWARE f=tnes™ JE O° Coc posncae ny
| Of fine chickens, Everytt B
eis i anaes” : R. W. Of. + without reserve. Pe gr ag MISCELLANEOUS 0 Lid.
: ¥)go0od chance to secure high- G. R.- N den ?
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MONARCH MALLEABLE The ‘‘ Stay Satisfactory : + class articles at snap prices, |CASH--Will give immediate cash for bal ; a nd Insurance
Range.”’ x %| Time 2 o'clock Wednesday, Place| Prince hupert wproperty(esb0-. $2,000). Real Estate &
IniniigInIInIINInInIninin odin ooo oo ooinotetcttttinzs:| 103 Hays Gove Circle. ti]. Give full particulars. A. Wilkinson, Second Aven
elivery, ty.