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the bread is perfect in every
way we pronounce the wheat

Al and the flour--ROYAL
STANDARD.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

We find pleasure in announc-
ing that the very latest novelties
in materials, design and trim-
ming for the spring and summer
of 1914 have now arrived. We
extend a courteous invitation to

you to call and inspect them.

By placing your order early
before the busy season sets in
you will receive garments when
desired and thus avoid annoying
disappointment.

Thanking you for past favors

and soliciting their continuance

We are, respectfully,

 

 

SWEDER BROS.

Tailors to Ladies and Gentlemen
Sixth Avenue

 

 

 

 

To the

Wedding Gift Buyer!

Regarding Appropriate Wedding Gifts.

 

You who live out of town are often in a quandary,
appropriate wedding gifte comes before you.
easily overcome by writing for our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, which
represents very fully our fine assortments in all lines which are especi-
We are careful in packing and deliver-
ing wedding gifts to out of town points, all goode being sent at our risk.
in our Catalogue will be found many suitable gifte in Silver anv Cut
Write for this Catalogue today if you are considering a wedding
You will save money by buying through our maii system.

ally adaptable as wedding gifts.

when the matter of
The difficulty, however; |

 

Geo, E. Trorey, Managing Director

 

 

Henry Birks & Sons, Limited
JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS

VANCOUVER, B.C

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE WEEKLY NEWS

i Local and Personal

went south on the Chelohsin.

Keep your eye on Port Edward

39-tf

| Mr. J.-E. Harlin, of Granby,
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| BANISH BULLY BOWSER.

Mr. H. W. Bower, son of the
slore-keeper al Granby, passed
through on his way to Seattle

i

last evening.

Wim. Miller came in from Po!

jcher Island yesterday afternoo!

in the Asawalgit. He expects
j

Lot in Victoria, B.C., for sale
cheap. Must have’ the money
Worth $1,000. No reasonabli

offer refused. Box 110, Daily

News. 40-41
* * .
The British Columbia came
vesterday afternoon with severa

|hundred tons of coal Two hun-
ldred tons are for Rogers &

Black, and the balance for H. B

| Rochester.

. . .

Mr. Johnson, manager of the

|Inverness Cannery, shipped out
ja scow load of herring yesterday
lafternoon. Thev are to be used}
as bait for the halibut boats}
which are rapidly getting into}

commission,

Miss Dorothy Tremayne has

few days with an attack of ton-

solitis, She is now on the high
jroad to recovery and her mother
expects to have her out again in|

a few days.
. > >

The Capilano came in yester-

WARP day with 150 tons of coal for
AY | Rogers & Black.
jway south, having unloaded 15,-

000 bricks and 500 cases of dy-
namite at Granby Bay.
* . .
The Chelohsin went south
about 8 o’clock last evening with
the followimg first cabin passen-

lin, Byron Park, V. W. Smith, Mr
and Mrs. Dolan, Mrs. Schafer, [D.
Gavitt, G. M. Ferries, Miss Freda
Frost, N. D. Roberts, R. Smith
and A. Ross.

zen halibut and salmon from the

canned salmon from Port Nel
son,
orvia @

Mr. and Mrs. Dolan, who pass
ed through here’ twiee, making
the reund trip on the Chelohsin,
are delighted with their journey

r weather or our scenery.

. - .

south on the Chelohsin on busi-

next month, in time for the an-

ver Cup Mining Company, While
in town he purchased two lots on
Fraser Street.

On his recent trip south Capt.
tabington let a contract for a
new tow boat 58 feet long and
thirteen and a half foot beam.
The contract calls for early de-
livery in Prince Rupert, where
the Rupert Marine’ Tronworks

will install a 70 h.p. British
Kromhout semi-diese] oi] | en-
eine,

Frank A, Ellis, Mrs Sinelair, Mrs
Wilson Murray, Mrs. . Hoffman

pleted the afternoon's enjoy-
ment.

where he has been visiting since
the New Year. He intends to go
out to the Shirley ranch, just be-
yond Sockeye, where he has five

on the ranch so Mr. Shirley ex-
pects to. make himself comfort-
able out there.

She was on her

gers: -H. W. Bower, J. E. Har-!

The Chelohsin was delayed on}
her schedule yesterday by taking!
on heavy loads of fish. There
were three hundred cases of. fro-|

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Naas and a large sonsignment of

FO III IARI TIA IAI SAAD DIA IASI A

through the Pacific Thousand
Isles. They don't believe there
s anything in the world to beat

Mr. Vérnor W. Smith went

ness {o Vancouver and Victoria.
He will be back by the fourth of

nual, general meeting of the Sil-}

Mrs. Werner was at home to}
her friends yesterday afternoon.
Among those present’ were Mps. |}

and Mrs. Steen. Mrs. Ellis is to;
be congratulated as the prize
winner at a most amusing game
which made the afternoon fly. |
A most daintily served tea com. |

Mr. Geo, M. Shirley, brother of |
Sheriff Shirley, returned on the}
Prince George from Vancouver, |

acres of fruit trees and straw-|
berries under cultivation, There}
is a good six-roomed log house

Mr. J

& McNulty

Vancouver.

BANISH BULLY BOWSER.

Some

See ir show windows.

Meet me at the Royal Cafe.
have an excellent dinner and

exceptionally fine bar-|
ns at Cameron's discount sale.
39tf |,

et chat.

“Rameses,

tonight.

Rare values in sterling silver

unt sale,

F. McRae of Ocean Falls, log]
scaler under the forestry
is in the city on de
partmental business this week.

partment,

Buy a

Mike Gaia and Joe

Lomorrow

months.

d cut glass

. . .

lot in Port Edward be-
fore the railroad is completed.
39-tf

. . .

F. A. Warren, Sr., and F.

Warren, J

jcrews, are

Rogers’

Mr. Jarvis MeLeod, collector of
customs, has been laid up with ¢

expects to resume his duties this

week,

FOOL Og Op

(ranges

{5e and 25c¢ pet

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r., of the G T. P. train}

leaving tomorrow for|
ja trip back east.
been confined to her room for a} o

cutlery and brass |
| ,
goods going at half price
Cameron's sale.

sewcre attack of indigestion.

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dozen at

Frizzell’s

Plenty of fish for

Friday

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Barometer reduced to sea

dustrial sites

Tennis and Boating

eity a dav or two before
We}

King of Egypt,” a
superb photoplay, at the Empress

, bas returned to this city.

 

King of Egypt,’

at Cameron's 4'S- | superb photoplay, at the Empress | ,,

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on a holiday, returned yes-

Good for Sightseers

at the Cold Storage company.

 

Meato leave | Bank of Commerce,

for a trip to Torino,

Italy. They will be gone some); :
jplace and Fourth avenu

automobilists

Prnice Rupert

39tf | -
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Special to The Daily News
northbound.

| massenger st vu ‘i - ’ ,
I hip f can nighi's eastern hockey

taxation will
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a F. W. Dowling,

a.m.,

an
to
weath-
on
‘lis hill has been kept busy
past
the

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@lihe midst of what is supposed to
Boating on
a popu
club
Allen and wife, who| house has been a busy spot. The
with |

of

favor
able for picnics and walking par-
ad-
vantage of the chance to visit the

city.

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and

it

has been the best week the busi-
have
parties

of

Que-

On-

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DR. GILROY, DENTIST
Bridge Work a

and $7 was confiscated as

 

Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

 

Corporation of the City of Prince
Rupert, B.C.

STATION WORK

Applications
will be received by the u

KNIGHT & HICKEY

Contractors and Builders
Jobbing & Repairing

Streets

FOO I I fe

 

for trenching oi

 

 

Lots 23

5-roomed
4-roomed

3-roomed

nue, $20.

nue, $15°
Insurance in all its branches

M. M. STEPHENS & GO., LTD.

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE

SOUND WALUE

and 24, Block 27, Section
7, Sherbrooke Avenue, $1,000
for the pair. See our lists for
other snaps.

FOR RENT
apartment, modern, new,

on Fifth Avenue, $35.

house, 252 Eighth Ave-
house, 201 Eighth Ave-
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NOTARIES

McG. MASSON

IMPERIAL MACHINE SHOP

Repairing Quickly Done

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Townsites and Subdivisions,

 

LATEST STYLES

 

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For Ladies and Gentlemen

SWEDER BROS.,

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Phone 38 Heigerson Block

SIXTH STREET

 

DESK ROOM tin ground floor oMce. Apply
Drawer 1663 City.

McBride St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

All modern conveniences
215 Second Avenue

WILLIAM T. HOUSE

B.C. Land Surveyor

 

Cheap three-room float,

PRINCE RUPERT

 

breeding pens,

Columbia Poultry Ranch, Steves-

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT!

 

Sixth

house,
rented.

Phone 83

 

modern.
$30.00—-6-room fiat, Sixth Ave.
and Dunsmuir; modern.
$20.00—-5-room house, Third Ave,
and Ninth 8t.; close in.
$20.00—5-room house, Eighth Ave.
and Green 8t.; neat and cheerful.
We are having numerous enquiries
for houses and your vacant
listed with us, will be

$35.00—-6-room house, Thompson
and Sixth Ave.; modern” im-
provements.

$40.00-—6-room house, Young and
Ave., partly furnished;

PATTULLO & RADFORD

Second Ave.

 

Young woman wants work at

. 448

RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO.

Engineers and B. C. Land

Whalf Con-
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Electric
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PHONE BLACK 156

 

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101 Dally News

in soft drink and cigar counter, out of
Dominion Hotel,

CANADIAN mail order house wants

2nd Avenue, near McBride Street

 

man in each locality

Will pay #15 weekly, SOUTH WELLINGTON

COAL

The Coal that

FAR WEST FUEL COMPANY
Fifth 8t,, rear Hart Block

represent us in all parts of Canada and
salary and contract
Canadian Callophone

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