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8 Local and Personal : EATS. Aa /A New Threo-Reel Feature to Be Look |
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The Daughters he Empire! Have you a ticket or booked | A real trea ee t ; ant a...
Will hold a ditiea Mite on|your seat for the 48th? ipatrons of the Me LoRmrne ewelry
" Easter Monday, April 13 v . * | house tonight ant nt |
. , test he The Princess Beatrice will be Inight, As headline! a re a Mee S |
Being all pure tea leaves, you don t Mrs. GC, R. Black, one time pro-|in from the south this afternoon a splendid varee reel ig aaa a es
. prietor of the Pacific rooms, is| with mail. titled “The a of the baw Jewelr
have to submit to the annoyance of now in St, John’s, Oregon. . . . The story is original and in a Ardas AN \
} . ‘ ‘ Bate BE oe rhe high school students will lesting, showing much beautity game | ' Wh
dust and dirt floating in your tea Mr. F. G.-Dawson. left this|give a dance this evening in St. scenery and teaching a Whore) ens
~ 3 . morning for Vancouver, where! Andrew's hall. some lesson. A rich young man, | ie
cup and injurious to your health. he expects to meet Mrs. Dawson. | : - l tired a - Se a its ote tel ‘ as be
. : rhe hospital board meets this adviset yy his physici oO lake '
Costs no more than common-place teas. * * ® | evening to discuss the year's a long sea voyage Acting 4 4 te
i Chief Constable Owens of the| finances. EWGIL ‘TED this advice, he takes cess, on
: . yrovinelé volice ce . om} 2 . ?. LETT COMPANY LIM eo asailing vesse | and is wrecked on
. Sealed lead packets only.—Never sold in bulk. | (\.)\\;\ signe: Nee rom ear SSRIS: fidpert’s\ titet| Stag SONNE ONT, Janes seating vousel wad le ~wrecer e Gin wines
te — — = = = ‘ ee . ‘maie voice choir at the West- His experiences there and his re
nt > W. J. MeLean of the GCanadian|holme on the 418th. turn to civilization, cu eae
a Olen Ohana @ if Flee ’ |News agency, who went south a Bens, EP Mrs. Frizzell as “Queen of the/in his final return to his lovely)
a {ee - = a a few days ago on Sisigase, is ex- Mr. W. E. Pettigrew left this| News” last night was a great|island and the woman he loves, )
pected in town early next week morning for a brief business trip] suecess forms a very interesting and in
5 - * to Victoria. . . . structive story 4 very fine |
Mr. Wilcox of Welcome Har- -tene .* Mrs Pp Heise and children| British Gazette will also be |
ROYAL STANDARD bor, Poreher Island, is expected Only make oné engagement for|were passengers south by the|shown, the program con luding | ee eee rorronocnicen
to return from Vancouver on the|the 18th, and be sure that one is|George. The trip is in the inter-| with a new Keystone laughing
next boat. the Orpheus Glee Club concert ests of Mrs. Heise's health comedy entitled Fatt mn the
at in FLOUR pes ‘pe oa} Pe ee . * * Police Force which in itself is] FOR e SALE
Mrs. Heindel, wife of the chief Archdeacon Collison, of Kin- Mrs. Anderson, of Hamilton,|/well worth the price of admis-|
engineer of the cold storage|colith, left this morning for|QOntario, arrived this week, and|sion Another fine British Ga-| Lot 19, block 5. Section’
plant, expects to leave for Kan-| Victoria. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.|zette will be feature dnext Mon- | with four roomed h ;
sas City early next week. Rai Emmons, of the Bayview Hotel.|day and Tuesday Ouse,
ee a Real estate in Fort George 18|She expect to stay here for sev- $1,100, good torms arran.
Mr. and Mrs. €. V. Evitt have}somewhat quiet. Only an occa-| eral weeks. Will Not Exhibit | ged.
been in town for several days.|sional lot is turned over but the pig tee Special to. The Daily News |
E wouldn't blame you a bit for buy- Mr. Evitt is here on business|people are optimistic Mr. C. C, Perry, Indian Agent London Feb 12 Premier | ]
ing flour manufactured outside of connected with the Georgetown "ome at Metlakatla, left Wednesday] Asquith has again refused any WESTENHAVER BROS
this fair province of ours if that Sawmill company. Mr. D. Ward, of the wireless|y the Prince George for Granby|Brilish official participation in Phone 100
flour were a better flour. But it isn't. Pees station at Digby Island, left this} Bay. He returned a few days ago|the Panama-Pacific Exposition
We test in our laboratory, side by side Mr. J. R. Stirrett is introduc-}morning for a trip south. from the Naas. From Granby he|He said the British Government}
with ROYAL STANDARD, the brand you ing Seattle methods into dredg- cee will continue his journey to Has-|recently reconsidered the ques | preeeereereceroossrorcorsocsesinn
now think is best. We have scientifically ing operations at the dry dock Hear the overture “Semira-jtings Arm, Alice Arm, Observa-|tion of participation in the ex-}
proved that ROYAL STANDARD has no ‘dea The scow loads of silt|mide” by the Westholme Or-/tory Inlet and Bear River to in-] position at San Francisco, but FOR A TAXI)

peer. So sure are we that you will be

delighted with ROYAL STANDARD that >
we will cheerfully
refund your money
if it does not come
up to expectations.
Thousands are tak-
ing up the cudgel
for goods made in
B. C. Will you—at
our risk?

At your grocer’s.

   

 

 

 

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Lot 17, Block 18, Section 6
Price $3,300

Cash $900

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

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Limited
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is Vancouver, B.C.

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KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1624 PHONE No, 8

Builders’ Supplies _ Sheet and Plate Glass

Plumbers’ supplies Plate Glass Mirrors
Paints H ARDW ARE Stoves, Ranges
Oils Tinware

Varnishes Graniteware

MONARCH MALLEABLE * * Stay Setlatactory

 

 

taken from the bed of Hays creek|chestra at the Orpheus Glee Club

are being unloaded by means of | concert. 35-36
high pressure hose. Be
ws ts Mr. Beatty, of Queen Charlotte

Mr. V. D. Allen, who left Prince| ity, was in the city last even-
Rupert in September, will return|ing en route south, He left on
on Wednesday with his wife and|the Prince George.

child. Mr. Allen was connected eee.

with the cold storage plant and The Capilano of the Union ss
on*his return will take up a po-j|!ine is due in this port. She has
sition on the office staff. a cargo of coal for Rogers &
eo thie Black.
Magnus Hansen from Kitkatla io “oem
Inlet, Porcher Isiand, has been in The Atlantic steamship rates
town for a few days. He returns|@re still coming down. A third-
early on Saturday morning with|¢lass passenger from Hamburg,
a few passengers and supplies. Germany, can now be landed in
we atbetihy 4 Vancouver for $614.
The friends of Mr. A. L. Ford, rang
government railway engineer, Developing and finishing for

will be pleased to hear that he is|#™mateurs, by Benson, the photo-
now convalescent after his at-|#rapher, 621 Second Avenue,
tack of diphtheria. He returned|"ear Sixth Street. 36-37
home from the hospital today, ae Aen
but will require careful nursing Does your piano need tuning
for a week or two. or is your player out of order?
S20 er ee Mr. A. L. Sparrier, of Vancouver,
an expert in this line of work, is
in the city and will attend to or-
ders left at Kauffman’s Music
Store. 33tf

* * *

Harry Hanson, the plumber,
was trying out his thawing ma-
chine yesterday on the pipes
connecting the Wm. G. Young
Investment company on Third
avenue. The pipes have been
frozen for weeks, but it only took

3 photo taker Benson's S8t
a few minutes to thaw them out| Por? er ope80} udlo,
; 621 Second Avenue, near’ Sixth
with the machine.

You no longer need to wait for
the bright days to have your

spect the numerous Indian fish
ing and timber reserves in thes
districts.

 

HIGH CLASS TAILORS

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if you want something “different”
and superb see us

SWEDER BROS.,

MERCHANT TAILORS
Phone 38 Helgerson Block
SIXTH STREET

 

 

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS,

 

 

FOR RENT

FOR RENT A completely furnished 7
room apartment Phone Red 183
34-36

 

DESK ROOM in ground floor office. Apply
P.O, Drawer 1663 City 285-t

FOR RENT—Front suite of four rooms,

 

aba. ve Street, is equipped with the lat-

J WPpaltetaon. the: diteolaxhes methods of operating by el-

: ; ectric light. Photos taken day

merchant, was in the city last oe
evening. He was accompanied or night. pe iad 96-87

by Mrs. Patterson and Miss Fen-

wick, who are en route to Los

Angeles for several weeks’ holi-
day. They went to Seattle on the|sary of their church this year

G. T. P. boat and from there via|¢rand concert is to be given on

the steamer Congress. Mr. Pat-|Monday evening, March 2nd,

terson accompanied the ladies to|which will be of the highest

Seattle. order, It is also expected that

* * * Rev. 8. D. Chown, D.D., Metho-

Canon Rix and Mr. W. J. Ken-=|dist superintendent for all Can-

naugh are leaving on Sunday|ada, will be here to preach on the
for Victoria by the Princess Bea-{anniversary Sunday, March 1st.

trice to attend a meeting of dele- 34-3! 5 |

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The Methodists are preparing
to do full honor to the anniver-

gates from the various dioceses a

of the province. The intention is Carpenter Job Work |
to organize a_ provincial synod| Have you any carpenter job|
for the purpose of co-ordinating | work to. do. I am prepared to

the interests of the diocesan|give estimates and will guaran-|
synods. Bishop Du Vernet has|tee my work. Specialty office}
been in the south for some time} fixtures and repairs. J. 8. Smith, |
in connection with this matter. | Box 844, city. 35-36 |

ENGLISH Hano-Mape LAGE

 

 

MADE BY THE COTTAGERS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.

ress 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.

BYY some of this handemade Pillow Lace, it lasts MANY times longer than machine made
variety, and imparts an air of distinction to the posvessor, at the same time supporting
the village lace-makers, bringing them little comforts otherwise unobtainable on an agricultural
man's wage, Write for descriptive little treatise, entitled The 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,

Collars, Fronts, Every sale, however small,is' |

Plastrons,Jabote, Yokes, |
Fichus, Berthes, Hand. ® support to the industry. |

kerchiefs, Stocks, Oami-
soles, Chemise Sets, Tea
Cloths, Table Centres,
D'Oylies, Mats, Medal-
lions, Quaker and
Peter Pan a ete,

 

 

 

from 25o., @0c.,'$1.00, (14 e deep.) STOCK— Wheel Design, |
$1.00, $2.00, up to $5.00 Price 25c, each. (Half shown.) |
each. Over op designs

in yard lace and inser-

tion from 10c., 15e., 25¢ aii yee re
er e “9 TU oe Uy PPO i
45c,, up to $8.00 r
. Wh Sd ni an Meso me
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IRISH CROCHET.

Mrs, Armstrong having
over 100 Irish peasant
) girls connec
with her industry,
some beautiful ex-
amples of Irish
hand made laces
may be obtained,
All work being sold
rae” direct from the
ORES lsco-makers, both
AINTY HAW e workers an
D DEIE~10o, castaunene derive p
Bio, 910,—Lace 1) in. deep, greal advantage. Bo, 122,—80e, per yard,

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Mrs Rupert Armstrong, Olney, Bucks., England

 

216 Sixth Avenue West, near McBride

All modern conveniences 20tf
FOR RENT—-Furt four

rooms with all niet

cludes ni plan ni s

Call between 7 ¢ ot Fi rth

Avenue East 36-42

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Queen’'s Cafe, Smithers; best
location and largest place in town, with
sleeping accommodation for one hun
dred. Apply C. Morris, Smithers

 

 

WANTED

 

 

SEWING WANTED—Phone Blue 3265.

28-35

|} YOUNG WOMAN wants work by day or

week. 36-38

WANTED—A general servant Apply
Mrs. S. P. Saunders, Phone Green 202
-35

YOUNG WOMAN with little girl would
Jike position in private family. Box
101 Dally News, 19tf

| WANTED A middle-agea tady to assist

in soft drink and cigar counter, out of
town. Enquire Dominion Hotel

WANTED—A position as nurse Expert-
ence Salary 815.00. Will assist with
light housework Phone Black 333, or

 

 

apply Seventh Ave., 333. 31-23
| WANTED-—-Several responsible men to
represent us in all parts of Canada and
Alaska. Good salary and contract to
the right party Canadian Caiiophone
Company, Limited, Main Office, 707
Robson St., Vancouver, B, C, 35-47
JINGLE POT

COAL

delivered by Lindsay
Transfer
H. B. ROCHESTER
Phone 115 231 2nd Ave.

BURN WOOD

We can supply you with clean
dry wood cut to any” size from

 

 

 

 

 

kindling to cordwood, Burn wood

and save money.

Phone 301

Terrace Wood Co.,

he regrets that it does not feel
able to modify its previous de

cision _ this matter Phone 75 |

Mr. J. FE. Dyer went south on|
this morning's boat PRINCE RUPERT AUTO 00,|

PROOF ILOOLIOPOEPL EFI Oe senna

 

 

DR. GILROY, DENTIST

 

Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty.

erigsienad Gia tare aoous|| PHINUE AULA

KNIGHT & HICKEY |] uote are now a1 (am

lowest

 

Contractors and Builders
Jobbing & Repairing BUY before the comple
Shop: Fraser and Sixth Streets tion of the railroad

PHONE GREEN 269 WE have lots which re-

IMPERIAL MACHINE SHOP 7"
Sob gh sn RR Harrison, Gamble & G0

Third A

 

COW BAY PHONE RED 156

 

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P. O, Box 1714. Tel, 448

 

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RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO. |
Civil Engineers and B. C. Lana Automobile

 

Surveyors poate cages: d T °
Waterworks, Water Power, Whalf Con- | an axles
struction, Reports, Plans, Dominion and} Large Mach
vincial Land Surveying, Mine Survey | Prom q
ing, Townsites and Subdivisions, Electric | R a
Blue Printing, Negatives and Whit = }
Prints Special Rates for parties ;
35 PHONE — %}
McBride St., Prince Bho sah B.C. Ber oo aeccnneooriii
a IVARSON & CO. woccccccccoosoecreeseenentTtn,
FOR RENT—A neat four- rome
Blacksmiths & Horseshoers house, close in, $20 per mon
The furniture in this ger
Boat Work sale at a bargain. Apply Ow

252 Eighth Ave. W., «

FOR SALE—The four finest
lots on Graham Ave
Section 2, price o3, ,000 each,
each cash, 6, 18 and
months at 6 per cen nt

Phone 525 {st Ave., Manson W ay

 

215 Second Avenue Phone 43

Will se M. Mi. STEPHENS 8 60, {Th

PRINCE RUPERT ' RAL COvaTE meen
P.O. Bux 618 NOTARIES

eter we werent
ed

POPPERS SOPLEEEIE EF EI TE

TUG ‘AND scOW ell

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W..R. MORRISON B.C. Goast Steamstip Seri

PHONE BLACK 166

~ JAMES GILMORE

Architect

 

 

  

SAFET!
SPEED
SERVICE

FAMOUS ‘
PRINCESS
LINE

2nd Avenue, near McBride Street

SOUTH WELLINGTON Princess Beatrice, 80
C 0 A L p. m., Sunday
T J.G. McNAB, General Ade!
he Coal that Made B.C.

FAR WEST FUEL COMPANY ——=
Fifth St, rear Hart Block

UNION TRANSFER CO To Rent

GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE

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AeeeReee woven veneer eee = =

South Wellington Coal 3 Roomed Furnished Flat
PHONES ; 86 Office. RESIDENCE 110
333 Second Avenue PRINCE RUPERT Bride Stree of

_- i 2 Lots from Me

FURNISHED Seventh Avenue

APARTMENTS ive 161

in two and three room suite

$20 per month

 

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Seal Cove Phone Green 321 fleal Estate an