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FR i.

Here is your chance to biiy a beautiful lot on long terms.

Lot 17, Block 18, Section
Price $3,300

Cush $900

Balance in three payments of $800 each, on May 9, 1914,
1915 and 1916, at 7 per cent.

 

DA VID H. HAYS

 

JOU OOOO OE UL IO a a Og

pert boy, is in the city.

doctors fear he has typhoid.

. . .

The monthly meeting of the

board rooms Friday evening.

. . .

Mr. H. 8. Irwin, district fores-

ness trip to New Hazelton.

Mr. George Leek leaves thi
afternoon the Chelhosin for Nel-

Miss Green arrived this mern-

ing and will visit her sister, Vrs
Herbert Ward.
°

. .

Mr. V. G@. Gamble, who kas

been in Vancouver, returned to-

lay.

Mr. A. T. Walker of the pro-

vinecial government agricultural
lepartment returned to Telkwa

oday, after a visit to Victoria

Weather conditions are now

very favorable for railroad traf
fie and the trains are running on

ime.

. * .

Mr. H. H. Little and bride re-

turned on the Prince George this
norning and left on ‘he train fcr

heir home in Hazelton.

A number of local sports at-
acked a herd of sea lions across
he harbor a few davs ago but!

if them,

* . *

Mr. T. D. Pattuilo returned

this morning after a three weeks’
absence in Vancouver, Victoria

rd Seattle.

Three drunks, «ne common

assault and one «bseene lan-
guage charge made up _ this
morning’s police court docket
Fach paid $5 and costs.

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isoes your piano need tuning

 

rv ois your player out of order?

Mr. A. L. Sparrier, of Vancouver,

expert in this line of work, is

iu the «ity and will attend to or-
ders teft at Kauffman’s Music
Store. 33tf

Capt. Clark, an old Prince Bu-

Mr. Ralph Harrup is ill and the

board of trade was held in the

ae aa oe
I
ter, ieft this morjaing on a busi-

son to attend a meeting of the
Orange grand lodge.

Joe Chappell, wh» has been!
hunting and prospecting on]
Prescott island, returned to the}
city this morning.

 

hey weré unable to capture any |

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Local and Personal

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PIII IP IIIS IIIA III III ISI IIS IIIS SISSSISSSISSISS SIS AIS ISIS SASSI IA |

Bob Jennings, district road
superintendent; went up to Ha-

zelton today.

Henry Airson, governmern

health inspector, went up the]

line this morning,

O. Boult and = family

have js taken the cottage va

ated by Rev. Mr. Kerr on
‘seventh avenue east.

Editorials are usually discus-
sions of live subjects. If you
don’t read them you don’t know

what the country is doing.

George Waddell is not collect-

ing for The News now and has}
it been since the beginning of],

the vear.
? * *

The Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist

}church will hold a Valentine tea

on Friday, Feb. 13th, from 3 to
6 in the church parlor. Collec-
tion. 31-33-34
Che
A good many people of this
city have supported William
Manson in the past. Take no-
tice that he does not even try t
hold off the claim of Bowser for
his pound of flesh.

Mr. P. R. Harris of The News

staff has just received notice of

the death of his father, Mr. H.
C. Harris, in Tacoma. He had

been ailing for a number of
years and was 78 years of age.

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The mayor's organ does not
do any boasting this year about
the short council sessions. The
present sessions seem to be just
as short as those of last year

They are also conducted in
secret. Why don't you howl?
* . *

The Presbyterian manse_ is
“pproaching completion, The

loutside is praectica ly done and
Mr. Artheur Cox provinei ial |

irchitect, was expected up today |
with the plans for the new pro-|
vineial buildings, but did net}
arrive,

pastering is about to he = eoinr-
neneed, The Preshyterians will
have a nice clean home for
their new minister.
ee a 4
W. J. Bowser, the attorney-
general, whose duty it is to en-
force the law of this province
insists that Prince Rupert shal!
break that law in order that he

may get some cash. See editorial.

Friends of this paper would
confer a favor by patronizing
our advertisers. Run through
list once in a while and notice
the people who are helping to

make The News a success. Those

who are never with us. are
against us.

THE WEATHER

 

Furnished by Mr. F. W. Dowling

 

 

 
 
 

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EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS
FOR DEMONSTRATION

Provincial Horticulturist Expects
Appropriations for Work in
This District

 

NIGHT AND DAY SHIFTS
GRADE CONSTRUCTION ment in my suggestions for the

Railway Contractors Rushing the;and [I expect the
Work to Have It Completed
by First of April

» to distribute| morning from a trip south. He
construction} has been in attendance at the

laborers up the

ontand Chilliwack, He describes
to havelthese eonventions as being en-
the] thusiastic and showing an air of

 

are|the future of agriculture in th
and] province
in Mr. Tomlinson says he antici-

oreseer
> contractors will bela view to making demonstrations

lating crew on the specified date.

the district. These plots will be
Will be|worked under instructions from
. it}his department, although the

Speciai Hockey Train
a special} Whole of British Columbia, must
hockey | realize that mixed farming is go-

injing,”’ said the  horticulturist.
of expensive | see the need of it.”

team has a number

importations Smithers -———--

regular|ant for you; good = Service; ex
special |cellent cuisine; centrally located
the

 

told
how
* to tie

34-tf
India DR. GILROY, DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty

The agricultural department
has given me every encourage-

department work in this district,
necessary ap-

propriations will be made.”
This was the statement of Mr
\. Tomlinson, provineial horti-

5}eulturist, who returned this

farmers ‘conventions at Victoria

progress which augurs well for

pates putting in several five
acre exeprimental plots in dif
Yerent parts of the district with

for the benefit of the rachers in

land used will be on the farm of
some settler
‘This district, as well as the

ing to be the profitable farm-

“The farmers are beginning to

Visitors to ithe City

The Royal Cafe is the restaur-

ry}

 

Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

 

 

HIGH CLASS TAILORS

to Ladies and Gentiemen

 

if you want something “different”

 

SWEDER BROS,

MERCHANT TAILORS
Heigerson Block

ore

KNIGHT & HICKEY

Contractors and Builders
Jobbing & Repairing

Shop: Fraser and Sixth Streets

PHONE GREEN 269

IMPERIAL MACHINE SHOP

Repairing Quickly Done

 

 

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HUBERT

The Trade Centre of the Famous
Bulliey Valley

There will be CINE good-sized city
in the Buliley Valley, and
that will be

HUBERT

Call or write for particulars

Natural Resources Security Co.

Limited

Sixth Fleer, Vancouver Block
Varicouver, B.C.

We put FORT GEORGE on the map and kept
it there

clergyman at
Aldermere, and
Ladysmith,
short visit.

in nursing at the Prince
hospital.

Mr. Charles L. Munroe has in-
creased the building limits of the
city considerably.

a residence on“

Atlin and later
located in
on a
came up with his

Observer

 

» is erecting| For the 24 hours ending 5 a.m.,
. being February 11, 1914

on the section} Barometer reduced to sea
two. He cosy ROVE OTs 5 6% + dine pabte oa 29.855
little home Highest temperature.... 45.0
Lowest temperature .... 38.6
Rev. F. >, FORIRBRIS TN isa isc oy setae e

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cago National league club,
“ol appointed successor

 

Subscribe for the Daily News.}Frank O'Day.

Deposed Manager Elected

(Special to the Daily News
daughter, who is taking a course New York, Feb. 11.—Evers,
Rupert| the deposed manager of the

 

 

 

 

   

THIRD ANENUE PG. DRAWER 1624

 

  

Builders’ Supplies
"\umbers’ supplies

aw “
Paints HARDWARE Stoves, Ranges
Dils Tinware

Varnishes Graniteware

 

  

 

   

   

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

PHONE No.

Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors

 

 

MONARCH MALLEABLE ™ "SezSs"or

[f You Have Not Tried

ger

lately, do so now. Everyone says
CASCADE is brewed better and

has better age now than ever before

Beaver Liquor Co.

LIMITED

Distributors, Prince Rupert

 

 

FOR RENT
FOR RENT A complet furnished 7
room apartinent Phon Red 183
34-36
DESK ROOM In ground floor office Apply
P.O, Drawer 1663 Clty 285-tf
FOR RENT—Front Suite of four rooms,
216 Sixth Avenue Weat, near McBride
All modern convenivnces 20tr
FOR SALE

FOR SALE—-Queen’s Cafe, Smithers; best
location and largest piace in town, with

sleeping accommodation for one hun
dred, Apply C. Morris, Smithers.

McBride pore Prince Epes B.C.

215 Second Avenue Phone 43

 

 

28-35
WANTED

SEWING WANTED-——Phore Blue 325.
28-35
WANTED-—A general servant Apply
Mrs. 8. P. Saunders, Phone Green 202.
27-35
YOUNG > WOMAN with little girl would
like position in private family. Box
101 Daily News 19

WANTED—A middle-aged tady to assist
in soft drink and cigar counter, out of

town. Enquire Dominion Hotel,

WANTED—A position as nurse, Experi-
ence, Salary $15.v0 Will assist with
light housework Phone Black 833, or
apply Seventh Ave., 333 31-33

 

 

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COAL

delivered by Lindsay
Transfer

 

4. B, ROCHESTER
Phone 115 231 2nd Ave.

2nd Avenue, near McBride Street

 

 

 

 

 

BURN WOOD

We can supply you with clean

dry wood cut to any size from

kindling to eordwood, Burn wood

and save money.

Phone 3014

Terrace Wood Co.,

PHONES 36 Office,
$33 Second Avenue PRINCE RUPERT

 

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BOAT BUILDER
H, JOHNSTON
Seal Cove Phone Green 321

struction, Reports, Plans, Dominion and
’rovincial Land Surveying, Mine Survey
ing, Townsitet and Subdivisions, Electric
Blue Printing, Negatives and White
Prints

al IVARSON & C0.

Blacksmiths & Horseshoers
Boat Work

Phone 525 1st Ave., Manson Way

WILLEAM T. HOUSE

B.C. Land Surveyor
PRINCE RUPERT P.O, Bux 618

 

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JAMES GILMORE

Architect

 

 

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PRINCE RUPERT

Lots are now
lowest

BUY before the comple
tion of the railroad

WE have lots which re-
quire very smal! cash
payment.

Harrison, Gamble & bo

 

POPOL ELELELELEEELETE,

35 —— PHONE

Automobile

and Taxies

Large

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FOR RENT-—A
house, close in,
The furniture in this
sale at a bergain.
252 Eighth Ave. W.,

FOR SALE—The four
lote on Graham
Bection 2, price $2,000 each
each cash, 2
months at 6 per cent

M. M. STEPHENS & Gl

REAL ESTATE

verre poreerntt

 

PRINCESS.

 

 

J.G, McNAB, er —
To Re nt

Comfortable

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