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-- breaking the. trail in the Great White
Silence of the Northland, the prospector
must travel light. The little grub he
carries must be amply Te So as
a basis he packs ROYAL STANDARD

FLOUR. The concentrated goodness of

the finest wheat in the world. For any

journey~In any clime---Worth it’s
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KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

 

 

 

 

 

THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 3 Oa \through misunderstanding his
Assist the ladies of the W. C.J jnstructions.
Builders’ Supplies Sheet and Plate Glass T. U. to provide fruit and flow- Ald. Dybhavyn knew nothing of
Plumbers’ supplies Plate Glass Mirrors : the niente abeinat’-the off
= HARDWARE Stoves, Ranges evs for the sick by attending the}‘He compla SEains a ee
Oils | Tinware toa to be given Inthe K. of :P. jeer. He made the motion be-
Varnishes oc Se Graniteware re jcause he believed the office was
Hall, on Thursday, Jan, 29th, jonly filled temporarily
MONARCH MALLEABLE The ‘‘Stay Satisfactory row 3 - 6 o'clock, Admission| The mayor said he understood
' Range.”’ 25 cents. This invitation is eX-|i1. man himself only eonsidered
a to gentlemen as well 39 | ehe appointment temporary.
eee e ites ais The city clerk then pointed out
‘ ‘ a __,ithat among the eighteen appli-
: Mr. Hugh Dunn received word | vations iuét Yeceived ‘was one
{| this morning of the death of the) from the man himself.
FRED STORK’S HARDWARE infenkiegn: Of epee Nel-| This seemed to clinch the ar-
\ son Dunn in San Francisco on} gument that it was only a tem-
Perse eee DAL eee ee ae it Saturday, January 17. The little| porary appointment and the mo-
ead ow fellow was just three months old. | tion was amended to empower
710 SECOND AVE He contracted pneumonia andthe chairman of the committee
{ldied in a few days while his|to advertise and have applicants
, . |
Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery father was out of the city. show qualification.
Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle |
Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns % :
Rope Valves Ammunition
Pumps Hose Paint oe 9
Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated Iron VS oa
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”
FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

 

 

LUMBER

SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT UPERT LUMBER CO.

First and McBride Prince Rupert
PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers, B. C.

 

 

 

 

 

NGLISH Hann-MADE LAGE

MADE BY THE COTTAGERS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,

This is the old-fashioned lace made on the cushion, and was first introduced into England
by the Flemish Refugees, It is still made by the village women in their quaint old way.

Our Laces were awarded the Gold Medal at the Festival of Empire and Imperial
Exhibition, Crystal Palace, LONDON, ENGLAND, for general excellence of workmanship.

UY some of this hand-made Pillow Lace, it lasts MANY times longer than machine made

variety, and imparts an air of distinction to the possessor, at the same time supporting

the village lace-nakers, bringing them little comforts otherwi-e unobtainable onan agricultural

man’s wage. Write for descriptive little treatise, entitled “Te Pride of North Bucks,’’

containing 200 striking examples of the lace makers’ art. and is sent post free to any part of the
world, Lace for every purpose can be obtained, and within reach of the most modest purse.

oon ore eens 8, Every sale, however small, is
astrons,Jal . Yokes,
Pichus, Barthes, Hand: a support to the industry.
kerchiefs, Stocks, Cami- ‘
soles, Chemise Sets, Tea
Cloths, Table Centres,
D'Oyli Mats, Medal-
lions, uaker and
Pan an Ay
$1.50, $2.60, op AY ‘06
2. ‘to
each. Over 800 devigns
$1.00. , in yard lace and inser-
tion from 10c,, 15c,, 25c.,

 

STOCK—Wheel Design.

(14 18. ce Beep each. (Half shown.)

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 

 

MPs.) V.7 Ws

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spending a few

parents

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The scohol board

eral business and

year.

ew rae

Mr. Dan Dempsey,
the. Grete Py
spending a few

of the world
two miles for

of the line.

Mr.
ceipt of a

Charles
letter
ley, who is now in

Southern California,
miles from the
Bud is running a

6000 inhabitants.

Smith is spending |
a few days in the city.

is expected from the
morrow,
Mr. H. Du Vernet

days with
in town and returns to-

day afternoon and discussed gen-
the

tracklaying, is}
in town, | and the chairman should decide
or

days
Dan is the champion track layer |
put down
one with the track
laying outfits on the eastern pon

and can

Burgess

met

foreman of |

is In ree
from Bud Cor-
E} Centro,
just
Mexican border. }
garage

 

Snebor stands the business. I

ts ~}not be possible to find him in the
city.

probable) aid, Dybhavn and Ald,

Ald. Montgomery
lwas a vacancy first.
The mayor said the
was only appointed tem
whether there was a vac
not.
Ald.

 

picking up a man on th
would not fill the bill.
plicants should present
ealions,
Ald.

no vacancy,

twelve
Morrissey said

and He

had given some

thought
; would be well to find out if there

The

; hinted that
says if is a good lively town of|present incumbent of the office
dissatisfaction

EIGHTEEN ‘APPLICANTS.
IS THE JOB VACANT

City Council Dicousess at Length

that it
in the

ar a Job Which Many
‘ Want
\ld. Maitland suggested to the
has rats city council last evening
"S)\voud be fair to advertise

to consult

adver-

as

: ; ‘ity papers for a_ sanitary

day to his home in Gitwangah. |‘'" +3

: - n Gitwanga spector. Give every

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chance,
Mr. BE. H. Harlow, G. T. P. resi- re’ mayor. wanted
e ay

ae cheers - ee a the chairman, Ald. Kerr, who was
end of steel, is spending a few} ....) of the city
days in the city. Jule says he Sy

: , ; : ld. Dybhayn advised
estimates, after providing for all]. ne fe : tthe reg
contingencies that the golden Shiba d is tates. lhl Ap en
spike will be driven on July 4st well. It is a serious problem and
bs , iu 3 y > * r, . .

’ the city wants a man who under-

t might

Basso-
requirements of the board for the | Rert submitted a motion to that
It was decided to make up| effect.
their estimates early and present
them to the city couneil.

inspector

porarily

ancy

Morrison said that acecord-

ing to the communications re-
ceived a week ago there was a
vacancy.

Ald. MeClymont said that just

e street

quatifi-

there was
the

 

 

 

 

 

After the’ bath with BABY’S OWN SOAP the
skin is smooth, comfortable, and exhales the
aroma of freshly cut flowers.

Freedom from skin troubles, explains in some measure
the refreshing sleep which “Baby’s Own Soap” babics
enjoy. Especially for nursery use insist on “Baby’s Own”,

ALBERT SOAPS Limited, Manufacturers, - MONTREAL. Inet

in-
body a

ap-

wm. George on Trial

George
of

is being

Win.

a charge

Today
tried on robbing a
drunken man of $100, The
is being heard before
Young and will probably occupy
all day. At the time of going to
press no new evidence had been
{t is understood the de-
fence will endeavor to show that
Richmond spent more money In
the bars and down Gomox than he
testified. The bills he spent on
Gomox will be produced in court.

case

Judge

offered.

Water Certificate Issued

receipt
the
department
for
Shawatlans

The council is in
of a
provincial water
that the
water rights on
Woodworth lakes had been
favor of the city. The
asked to furnish
for, registration
for the certificate.
These water rights were applied
for in 1911 and have just been
issued, This is considered by
some to be quite rapid work on
the part of the provincial water
department,

city

communication from

stating certificate

the
ind
issued in
authorities were
$125, being

S100

$25

fee and

Thawing Pipes Caused Fire

thawing
block this
ing used a blow torch. Soon af.
ter MecMeekin’s = grocery
turned in a fire alarm, The store
was full of smoke, The firemen
mad some difficulty in locating
the fire, but discovered it inside
the wall, having caught from the
plumbers blow torch, The chem-

A plumber
the

pipes in

Helgerson morn.

store

 

ical extinguished it.
The Cradle
At the Prince Rupert General
Hospital, Jan, 26, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. B. Nichol, 809 Borden S8t.,
a son,
NOTICE

To the Members of the Prince
Rupert General Hospital
Association

The
if members
city hall at

annuat general meeting
will be held in the
8 p.m. Thursday,
January 29th, 1914, to receive
the directors’ and other reports
and to eleet directors for the en-
suing year.
By order of the Board,
W. M. WRIGHT,

17-26 Managing Secretary

 

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Flood in California |
Los Angeles, Jan. 26.—Three |
men are drowned and a boy is)
reported to have lost his life and |
many were driven from their
homes, buildings are damaged,
steam and electric railway traf-
fic is either tied up or onnroat |

interrupted in southern Cali-
fornia as the result of a rain
which deluged this section for
the last 24 hours.

 

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

Give full
General Delivery,

particulars, A. WilKitison,
city. wea-ur

NOTICE—-$100 reward will be given to
the person who finds the body of M.
Arakai (Japanese fisherman), who was
druwned between Cariisie Cannery and

 

W. R. MORRISON
PHONE BLACK 156

JAMES GILMORE

 

Architect
2nd Avenue, near McBride Street
c SOUTH WELLINGTON

COAL

The Coal thet Made B.O.

FAR WEST FUEL COMPANY |
Fifth St, rear Hart Block

UNION TRANSFER CO

GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
South Wellington Coal
PHONES: 36 Office, RESIDENCE 110
333 Second Avenue PRINCE RUPERT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

  

re up to 'g3.00 per

IRISH CROCHET.

Mrs, Armstrong having
over 100 Irish peasant
girls connected
with herindustry, §
some beautifulex-

amples of Irish
hand made laces
may be obtained,
All work being sold
direct from the
lace-makers, both
the workers and
customers derive
great advantage,

   
    
  

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DAINTY HANDEKIE—10o,
No, 910,—Lace 1j in, deep,

 

 

Mrs zits REO Olney, Raghes England

 

Read The Daily News

Has the largest Guaranteed Circulation

‘ 4 Fa a See AO ad
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Whether

For Yourself

orasa

Gift to your Friend

PERRIN’S

GLOVES

The well known Perrin trademark

shown in cuts should be on every glove
you get, as this assures you perfection of

Style, Fit and Finish.

Best dealers the world over sell the

genuine PERRIN ‘S GLOVES.

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FURNISHED

APARTMENTS

in two and three room suite.
$20 per month
J. E. DYER, Phone Black

BOAT BUILDER

H. JOHNSTON
Phone Green 321

334

 

Seal Cove

 

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Automobile
and Taxies

Large Machines
Prompt Service
Reliable C haffeurs

Rates for parties.
PHONE 35

 

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= 7
Claxtoa Canuery, Skeena River, on the
A IVARSON & CO 25tu vf December last, Y. Sakal, Clax
. lou, Serena Hiver. 14-47
Bla WILLIAM E,. ROBERTS, formerly of Car
cksmiths & Horseshoers lyle, Sask., and last heard of when
Boat Work running @ pack train for Mackenzie &
Mann east of Prince Rupert, is asked
, » 595 > 1 law to communicate tmmediately by wire
Phone 525 1st Ave., Manson W ay or mail to the undersigned given ad-
dress Re “Rutherford” money due
a him A. { Portius, 601 13rd Street,
‘ B-§
215 Second Avenue Phone 42 Edmonton, Als 16-30
WILLIAM T HOUSE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
e Se
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—It you have
B.C, Land Surveyor any stenographic or typewriting work
to do evenings drop a card to P. O
PRINCE RUPERT P.O, Bon 518 Box 796 18-24
FOR RENT—A neat four-roomed
FOR HIRE house, close in, $20 per month.

 

The furniture in this house is for
sale at a bargain. Apply Owner,
252 Eighth Ave. W., or this office.

FOR SALE—The four finest view
lots on Graham Ave., Block 98,
Section 2, price $2,000 each, $400
each cash, 6, 12, 18 and 24
months at 6 per cent.

M. M. STEPHENS & 6O., LTD.

REAL ESTATE INGBURANCE
NOTARIES

Tuesday, J

“Onuapy os
dary 27 ty N

PRINCE Bl

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Lots are

now a s
lowest th

BUY before the
tion of the railroad

WE have lots Which 1,
quire very gmaji
payment,

Harrison, Gamble jy

COMmple.

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FOR RENT
DESK ROOM in ground floor ome, Apply J
p.o. Drawer 1663 City 25-u
FOR RENT—Good-sized room for §2,50 R SA
Telephone Modern conveniences
Phone Black 69, 718 Fraser, i7-1¥
FOR RENT—Seven-room house, close in SECTION 2
Has electric light and bath, Rent 830) 7 44 i '
month, Apply Mox 106 Daily News . u
11-22) ),
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FOR SALE bala '
Lot i
et ia aathay f ieee bala I
FOR SALI two white Orpington cocker Lots
els, yearlings, Calastra strain; gvod cash, bala t
breeders Williserott, Phone Biack SECTION 5
4u6. is-\y i bl
FOR SALE—Queen'’s Cafe, Smithers; best :
jocation and largest piace in town, With and
sleeping accoinmuedation for one hut} #1
dred Apply C. Morris, Smithers. i ‘ 7
18-25; Lot 2 4 ‘n
si,!
FOR SALE—Greener 10-ga. double shot mouth ua
gun; tn good condition, cheap Thor Lot 9, biock
oughbred English setter, female pup, © rinished,
mouths old, eligible for registration, 6, 12 a
#15, Box 105 Daily News 19-22) por 18, bi ;
FOR SALE OR CHARTEN—The gasoline + ca a
launch “King Saimon,” with Palmer en-| /ot 1 J
gine, 15-horse power, and ali fittings balan¢ oa
and furnishings complete, Length ove: | *
all 44 feet, beam 10 Teet 4 inches, Wili ne tw \
carry about 5,000 sockeyes, Owner will cash, bala 18 ‘
accept $1,250 or will be willing to SECTION 6
charter this fine launch by the monthiyort a4, t k .
or season Piease apply King Salmon, balance
office of this paper. 20-21] Lot I k '
pene aneeeinenense serenely escent netaineen balance 12
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"WANTED Rs oe tee
meena a SSCP cash, baia
t 31, n
PAPERING AND PAINTING wanted by an ance
eaperienced workman 1 can save you! Lot k 1
money Address P.U, Box 279 fa) al iy
WANTED—A general servant. Apply Mrs.|! Me a \
P. |. Paimer, 720 Fourth Ave, East : 2 Plo
Telephone 209, 17-3%)|° cash Rainn
YOUNG WOMAN with little girl would! Lot Fe
like position in private family Bux} ance and 1
101 Dally News igurl SECTION 8
WANTED—Board and room in private |! t 13, block :
family by iady and chiid. Require use} Lot 3 I n
of bath Write P.O, Box 420, 18; Lots 19 a \
cash, bala
WANTED—A middile-agea rmdy to assis Our M I
in sott Gdrmk atid cigar counter, oul ol n Fort ¢
own Enquire Dominion Hotel sition 1 !
niage W
WANTED—Violin and other orchestral} }/),;4 Ww
players to join orchestra class Prince | and ace us
Rupert Music House, opp. post office. Informat '
22-24),
wick nar erase Collart & Reynd
CASH—WiUI give immediate cash for bal-| SPECIALIGTS PRINCE — RUPERT
auce due you under Agpeement of Sal PRINCE GEORGGE TOWNSITE
Prince Kupert Property (6250--§2,000). Offices

 

    
  
   

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FOR A TAX
Phone 75,

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO

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PRINCE RUPERT FEED

908 Third Avenue

 

Dealers
FEED SEEDS
HAY TIMOTHY
OATS CLOVER
WHRKEAT ALFALFA
CORN ETC
CHICKEN FEED A_ SPECI

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SPEED
SERVICE

FAMOUS
PRINCESS
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8.8. Beatrice, south, Sunday 8 p.m.
8.8. Sophia, south Saturday 9 a.m,

J.G. McNAB, General Agent

 

 

 

 

Frozen . - Pipes

Don't follow the old expensive

methods of thawing pipes. I
costs more than the pipes are
worth,

1 have just received a new de-
vice for thawing pipes by elec-
tricity. You don’t have to open
up your pipes, Just turn the
current on and in three minutes
the frost is gone.

THAW BY ELECTRICITY

 

 

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Harry Hanson

The Reliable Plumber
Second Ave, near McBride Street

   
   
 
   
  

 

GOVERNMENT OF BRITIS

COLUMBIA
Department of Agricultut

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Office of Assistant Horueu

Rupe

New Court House, Prince
Phone 534

tread
advice °

Information or

given. Write or call
A. H, TOMLINSON
Assistant Horticultur's

SEE WHAT

$200 CASH

WILL BUY

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Lot 33, Block 2, Section

6 months

Balance $200 in
interes!

$200 in 12 months.
. 7 per cent

G. R. Naden Co., \

Second Avenue.

 

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Real Estate and Insurat®