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BANISH BULLY BOWSER.

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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,

 

Gent’s Furnishing

ONT TSCA

Tailors to Ladies and Gentlemen
Sixth Avenue

WO classes of

people worry
about money—those
who have too little
and those who have
too much.”

SWEDER BROS.

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Mee GD EDSED

Beward of Substitutes.

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Both classes appear to be satisfied

with the price of

ART CLYUTHES

ALLEN LIMITER

CO9K BROS. &

AGENTS

 

Both classes also appreciate the youthful
lines, the high art tailoring, the natty
fabrics, the marked value of the special
garments which await your early glance.

LEE & CLARK

3rd Avenue

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Delivery
Brothers.

boy warited

018 Some exceptionally fir
gains at Cameron’s discou

See our show windows.

a quiet chat.

Rev. A. L. Bureh
yesterday's train
run up the line,

Ls, eet

came

4iland today.

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One drunken
oe pick-up of the
s terday.

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Steel laid six
Fort George on

Swede w
police ne

mile
Felfri

was

of

ther on by this date.

The delegates to the

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

from a

ey N. J. McLeod of the
Syndicate returns to Sm
ae

PE EY EE

Local and Personal

TORII TR RTA RR ARIA IIIA IIIS I ISS SS SSSSSSSISSSSSSISSISSSSS

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short

Granite
ith-is
as, the}
1t ves-
4s west
lary 7

It is probably several miles fur-

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Liberal |

ous convention at Victoria will leave
yA by the Prince Albert on Sunday
San evening. |
wy Blyth Bros. & Co. have the
contract for plastering the Pres-
byterian manse. The last coat}

is now being put on.
eee

hd Doh,

of Mr. Mrs

" McRae. es

and

guest

Father Cocola, superint
Catholic

came mn

of
terior,
train.

missions in t

on vest

.&, Mrs. Harris of Hazelton
y Y passenger on yesterday's
and took the George for

couver today.

P. which runs a mixed
to the settlers
They have bee
the time

advantage
Smithers.

iously awaiting

. . .

Mr. A. E. Smith, a

 

|morning for a trip to E
i; He will be gone some mo
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Rey. A. L. Burch return

evening from a trip up tl

services.

o: organ be
blind
undesirable

Several
otherwise

having been ordered out

removal, was demanded
railway officials.

McLean of New Hazelton
is in town for a few days, the}

Work has started on the

piggers

country by the authorities.

H F,
endent

he in-
erday’s

was a
train
Van-

clear-

ing of the site of the Bank of

Montreal corner where Mr. Al-

bert is to construct stores. ~
The new schedule of the G. T.

train to
the end of steel will be quite an

beyond
n anx-
when

they could get in by train.

d business
}man from the interior, left this

ngland.
nths.

ed last
ie line.

le leaves again for the south onjb)
Sunday evening a‘’ter the church | New

and

charac- | also
ters came in on yesterday’s train|zens and the police had to shoot

of the
Their
by the

ito New

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Mr. D. Green left for a trip
south today. |
The Princess Beatrice will be
from the south this afternoon
with mail. |
Mr. M. J. Hobin, manager of}
the Continental Trust Co., left
his morning for a trip to Van
couver,
J. Peters, an old-timer, has |
ust returned from Seatle. He |

tends remaining in Prince

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vert. He is a painter by trade lKeystone Comedy at the West-
woe holme Opera House Friday}
Mrs, Harris, ‘mother of the} and Saturday.
Harris boys, owners of the Am-|
jerican Boy group of mines at |
| Hazelton, was visiting friends in| DONNEYBROOK FAIR
ithe city last evening. She is en} —
oute to Vaneouver for a few|At the Westholme Opera House
weeks visit with relatives there. | Tonight
I'he road around the slat d| fonight and tomorrow night
seems to have dropped out ofla splendid two reel Irish feature
|sight again. At the last report it | entitied ‘The Filly, will be
1. ae hace us
‘sad seaeensiel ibe propa, | shown at the Westholme thea-
public will be told what a dandy; 're A feature of this picture is
lroad we are going to get. | the horse racing at Donney-
ree brook Fair. The action throu-
| Chief Gammon of the interior} ghout is realistic and the pic-
provincial police came in yester-/tures perfect A very fine Kevy-

day in charge of a prisoner from
Lake whom he is taking
Westminster. The pris-
ononer is theman who chopped
up a couple of men with an axe
m account of a quarrel over a
rame of cards.
a2 7 .

Decker

Obrad Yoszity was a guest at
the city jail last evening. He is
heing taken to Westminster from
Decker Lake, charged with at-
tempting murder Obrad was
playing with two others
and suspected he was getting a
He went into a
chopped through the
blade of one man with
an axe and cut the neck of the
other. The axe handle broke,
which probably saved their lives.

ecards
crooked deal.
rage,

shoulder

Running to End of Steei

 

Official permission has been
received by the G. T. P. to run
passenger trains to the end of
steel, Mile 337. The company

will take immediate advantage of
the order and will start a new
schedule on Sunday next. Trains
will leave here at-the same time
in the morning.

From Smithers a
will leave the next
the end of. steel. Trains will
leave 337 at 6:30 a. m. on Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays to con-
nect with the Rupert train.

mixed train
morning for

Big Dog Scared Citizens

 

The big Great Dane dog owned

*‘Black) Jack McDonnell of
Hazelton is no more, He
Was probably the biggest dog in
the country \ few days ago he
lgrew angry and bit a boy. He
chased several other citi-

him. The dog was declared mad.
|but a veterinary said he did not
| have the rabies. The boy is not

jin any danger from the bite

 

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Bread their foundation. Bread
which makes bone, and muscle
and sinews which flex in the
strong right arm of the smith—
“A mighty man is he.”

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puts into the dinner pail. The
flour YOU should use to make

rich, nourishing, health - giving
loaves. ROYAL STAND-
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stone Comedy and a new Gazette

of unusual interest will also be
shown. Besides this there will
be new selections by Westholme

violinist, Mr. Percy Harvey,

whose beautiful playing created
such a favorable impression on
his first appearance here at the
Orpheus Glee Club concert last
Wednesday. Next Monday and
Tuesday will be red letter day at
the Westholme. °First of all a
splendid three reel production of
Carmen will be shown introduc

ing a real,Spanish bull fight and

 

other exciting and interesting
features. There will also be a
Weekly Gazette, a Keystone com
edy and a fine Reliance comedy
making a six reel programme

with every reel a feature. Prices
on this occasion will be as fol-
lows: Entire lower’ floor and
first two rows in the baleony
25c; gallery 15¢c; children 10.
Mrs. J. M. Carmichaei expects
to leave shortly for the old coun.
try on a visit to friends. She
will be away for most of the
summer,
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PO OPP PLOELLODRLELOLLEDLLODULOLOLOOL

SIXTH AVENUE

BARBER SHOP

We have opened
opposite

up at v
the sch

be
WOrkK,

shop,
First cls

thing clean

iss
and fresh
Vancouver Prices. Give us
a Call

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CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

DESK ROOM in ground floor oMce, Apply
P.O, Drawer 1663 City 286-tf
FOR RENT—Front suite of four rooms,
216 Sixth Avenue West, near McBride
All modern conveniences. 20ur

FOR SALE
|} FOR SALE-——Cheap three-room float, new,
also gas boat Enquire Johnson Boat
House. Seal Cove 37-39
BABY CHICKS, hatching eggs, laying hens
and breeding pens, Rocks, Reds, Leg
horns, ete, Quick shipping connec
tions Columbia Poultry Ranch, Steves-
ton, B. C at

WANTED

WANTED—Young woman wants work at
odd hours or permanent employment.
Apply Phone 537 sour

YOUNG WOMAN with little would
like position in private Box
101 Dally News. 191

WANTED—A middle-aged rady to assist
in soft drink and cigar counter, out of
town. Enquire Dominion Hotel,

LARGE CANADIAN mail order house wants

girl
family.

one man in each locality to mall cata

Jogues. Will pay #15 weekly. National

Supply Co., Windsor, Ont
WANTED-—-Several responsible men to

represent us in all parts of Canada and
Alaska. Good salary and contract to
the right party. Canadian Callophone
Company, Limited, Main Office, 707
Robson St,, Vancouver, B, C. 35-47

COMPETENT young Englishmen,
with tools, desire positions on
farm in the vicinity of Prince

Good references, State wages
for we wish to thoroughly learn the
business Shearman, Brantford Club,
Brantford, Ont, it

THREE
handy
poultry
Rupert

 

 

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COAL

delivered by Lindsay
Transfer

H. B. ROCHESTER
Phone 115 231 2nd Ave.

 

 

 

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Friday, Fe
MTuary BB

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A couple of days ago two
gallant lories rushed to KARLUCK CREW Sin
the defence of the govern- a Boat Is Crushed m my
ment with regard to the Get Ashore on loe but we
water powers in this viein- Not Save Much light
ity. Yesterday The News
threw it down their throats Spe | b :
that for four days all those Lond | ad
streahis were unreserved lo the D Date
and that perhaps they had Point Ba a,
been staked within that son, tt
time by some good party pediti 1.
henchman, Then Wark’s he d | F k of
Channel power is not re- Phi ron eal
seyved. Will some of these that tl K to
gallant defenders please has | ed ' 1
step forward again? The safety I
people want to know. were Ci , a
would be
e nen we
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THE WEATHER van boas
: he
Furnished by Mr. F. W. Dowling, |,
Observer
For the 24 hours ending 5 a.m., ae Council Meetin
February 20, 1914 ee 7 k r
farometer reduced to sea sate o th
level, 434554 i -+ 29.493], J
Highest temperature 19. et a tl '
Lowest temperature 38. other spe .
TART Ti CA RTT REIT noon rh 7
BANISH BULLY BOWSER. ficales as £81
———___
$35.00—-6-room house, Thompson me: sup i a f iy
and Sixth Ave.; modern im- oe iv
provements. Rinne tai
$40.00—-6-room house, Young and
Sixth Ave. partly furnished; Terrace Wood Co,
modern.
$30.00—-6-room flat, 6ixth Ave. =
and Dunsmuir; modern. POOOLOPPLILOOLEOIDSOCD OLS Hm
$20.00--5-room house, Third Ave. For

and Ninth 8t.; close in.
$20.00—5-room house, Eighth Ave.

and Green 8t.; neat and cheerful.
We are having numerous enquiries

PATTULLO & RADFORD

Phone 83

 

 

 

 

DR. GILROY, DENTIST

Crown and Bridge Work a'
Specialty.

Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

KNIGHT & HICKEY

Contractors and Builders
Jobbing & Repairing

 

Shop: Fraser and Sixth Streets
PHONE GREEN 269

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THE RELIABLE PLUMBER
Phone 489 138 Second An

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Surveyors

Box 1714 445

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Provincial Land Surveying, Mine Survey-
ing, Townsites and Subdivisions, Electric
Blue Printing, Negatives and White
Prints,

McBride St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

215 Second Avenue Phone 43

WILLIAM T. HOUSE

B.C. Land Surveyor
PRINCE RUPERT P.O

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W. R. MORRISON
PHONE BLACK 166

JAMES GILMORE

Architect

Bux 618

2nd Avenue, near McBride Street

 

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in the
Storage plant

the Inlet
Lot 37, Block ©

Price $1,500 |

Section 1

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