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Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors

P.O. DRAWER 1524
Stoves, Ranges
Tinware

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WO classes of

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

Both classes appear to be satisfied
with the price of

ART CLUTHES

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ALLEN LIMITER

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

AGENTS

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eR YU OO RE MR PE |
E Local and Personal i
| RIIAIIIIIIAIAIAIAAAIAASISIAIAIIAIN
OI III II III IIIS AISI IM * MAKES PERFECT BREAD
Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream.| In the police court this morn-

* . * ling two drunks were fined ten
Pulice Gonstable Carrell goes|dollars and six dollars respec-
jto Vancouver tomorrow’ evening | tively. ( d ° ( t
for a short vacation. 9 oe ¥ ran . oncer

% 9 r - Mervin, who 1 ve ares In connection with the Anniversary of
| The whaling station at Nader f the government bridge. and}
[harbor will commence operations | ferry building along the G. T. P | THE METHODIST CHURCH
lon April 15, lis in town for a few days. Monday, March 2nd, 1914
S. S. Glass, chief of the Glass| W. H. Miller came in from PART ONE

Advertising agency of Vaneouver,| Porcher island yesterday with | Comrade Songs” ; Octette
}is in the city on business. He is|quile a number of passengers. | eee
{submitting a proposition to the}Among others were Messrs. W. C.|«1 Dream't I Dwelt in Marble Halls’. . Solo
| board of trade. and M. H. Wilcox. Mr. Miller in Mrs, Jarvis McLeod

. * * rd tends to leave for the island on|«Lustspiel Overture Piano Duet

Mrs. D. Stenstfom, who has|Sunday. Misses Nelson and Pillsbury
|been a guest of Miss Sawle for| + Ser rll Sing Thee Songs of Araby Solo
the past week, left for her home| Mr, John Piercy of Messrs Mr. J. B. Davey
in Hazelton this morning |Piercy, Morris & Co.. is in town| Scene from “The Merchant of Venice

. . - lon one of his periodical business | Choosing the Caskets

Miss Strange of Ferndale,|trips. He will return to Victoria} Portia,” Mrs. J, ©. Brady
Wash., is a guest of her sister,/in a few days. | Bassanio,” Mr. J. C. Brady
Mrs. Thos. Arneil. 6.) @ When Shadows Gather” Solu

renee Mr. George Leek returned on Mrs. Wm. Millar

Wiggs O'Neil returned tO/the Princess. Beatrice from Van- ra Tickling saat ashes
Ss wre aw ¢ r ene ral : ; 3 fessrs. Clapperton vans anc adie
Smithers today after spendin 1 couver, ‘Vietoria and Nelson. He ‘
couple of days with friends in PART TWO

, . went south as delegate from the cae i
the city. ; The Little Church Octet
, Oe gates local Orange lodge to the Orange ‘ ae
grand lodge, which was held at anes
Miss Bain of Seattle, who has |< Tah me es ~ | “The Four-leaf Clover” Solo
CLS? .
|been a guest of Mrs. §S. O. Erick, |° pore avs) Mr. C. A. G. Armstrong
ef . lew aze s The. Highland Wreath” Sole
er for New Hazelton thi The Rev. G. A. Raley came in ors caer
morning. 4 : Mrs. Wm. Millar
d S on the Prince John from Port “Killarney Male Quartett

Mr. John Carthew, who is well] Essington this morning to attend Messrs. Clapperton, Evans, Davis and
known here as one &f the old-|the anniversary services of the Waddell
timers of British Columbia, is|™Methodist church. He will be in| neaaing “Selected”
seriously ill with blood poi-}|!own for a few days and then in- Mr. 3. C. Brady
soning. tends to take a trip up the line The Winter Lullaby” Solo

Sree the Beem: Mrs. H. H. D, Hemmel!

The mayor was expected back Mr. W. B. Harper of Kirkpat-|+tne prison Scene’ from “Il Trovatore’
jyesterday, but again failed to]rick’s clothing store is in town Soloists Mrs. Jarvis McLeod and
turn up. Possibly he is waiting/after a three weeks’ holiday at Mr, J. B, Davey
over atte , vr iber: ette Messrs stro s
wer to attend the big Liberal) yarrison Hot Springs. He came ate " : Ear *; ars veto
convention in Victoria. up on the Princess Beatrice on CR Ekaterina rete

. ° .y Friday Fisher and Darton

The board of works committee mt oe 6 8 P. M. Sharp Admission Fifty Cents
of the city has finally fixed the Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Craggs, 4
prices for the station work on|who were married here on Port Edward has a total dock-

> r \ . ‘ > excave r leng 0 5,960 e 47
Li neni _ a. aoe Thursday, left for Pacific this |'"® ength of 16,960 feet. 7tt
1) i ae Loft: sofia Bay akan alh ksate morning. Mr. Crages has been
jlic until the men agree to accept 4 an mploy of the G. T. P. for
| 1 ee Noy Oo e ’. . e or
them,

: pera a considerable time, Mrs. TERRACE NOTES

4 Craggs, who was formerly Miss

The finishing t thes are be- :

e finishi pate e are be Pallister, came straight out from =
jing put on the new tower for the England to Prince Rupert for the Special Correspondence.
|
}Catholic church and it shows up| wedding P
% res g ee go the
handsome and attractive front - rit ; ae a = ; 2 "
oce ber? socle as el
It is thought the new bell will be . That oan te hited heat
R . o esa eve wu en shor
ready to ting tonight. 1836 THE BANK oF 1914 yapers covering a wide range of
subjects were read by a number
Mr. Frank Bowness came in B iti nN thA © .
of the members Several of the
Friday from Decker Lake, having Prius or merica papers were the subjects. of

closed out his business there. He
has not yet decided whether to go
into the Omenica country in ad-
vance of the G. T. P. or to strike
north for the Alaska boom.

 

Gen, Supt. Mehan left this
morning for New Hazelton and
the end of steel. Mr. J. W. Stew-
art will accompany him from
|New Hazelton in tomorrow. Mr.
Mehan expects to start track-lay-
ing again about March 5th or
7th The weather is favorable
for railroad work now and the
snow in the interior is almost
gone,

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Mr. Frank Ellis arrived from
Fort George yesterday via Ed-
nonton, Calgary, Vancouver and
Victoria. He says that wherever
he stopped in his travels, eager
enquiries about Prince’ Rupert
sought him out, A feeling of
optimism is growing rapidly in
the northwest and business ig

showing
ment.

corresponding improve.

 

78 YEARS IN BUSINESS.
CAPITAL ANDO SURPLUS $7,786,666.

Our Travellers’
Cheques

are issued in denominations of
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200,
with the exact value in the
leading foreign currencies
stated plainly on the face,
They are payable without
discount, so that you can
realize their full value without
trouble. Hotels and Trans-
portation Companies accept
them as cash.

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH
P. MARGETTS, Manager.

 

 

For
OBSTRUCTED SINKS

and Sewers

~ DESOLVO

 

Buy Your Plumbing
Supplies Direct From
Us and Save Money

We are the largest Plumbing house in
British Columbia selling direct to the
public. We buy in big quantities and se
for cash Thus we save you the middle
inan’s profit and you do no: pay for th
bad debts of others, For tuis reason ©
can sell for less than any other plum»
ing house or plumber in British Colu
bia, Compare our prices, For instanc«
Our prise for j-inch galvanized pipe
$4.05 per 100 feet; 4-inch

Pipe, 86.20 per 100 feet;

3 inch pipe, $9.15 per 100

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NO MATTER WHAT YOU
NEED IN THE PLUMBING
AND HEATING LINE WE

SELL YOU

CAN FOR
LESS,

Get your Plumbing sup-
Piles direct from us and
Save money, Send along your specifiia
tions and we will give you price com
plete delivered in your town, by returr
mail, WITHOUT COST TO YOU,

Then compare our prices with ethers
Don't pay two prices for your plumbing
supplies, We can supply everything for
your bathroom at great saving to you
Write us today about your plumbing and
heating problems, lt wil! cost you noth
ing “for advice
Remember tha’
we save you
money al!
plumbing and
heating supplies

on

155 PENDER
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This substance !s a new discov-
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waste. Get some and save plumb-
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For sale by

HARRY HANSON

THE RELIABLE PLUMBER

 

 

 

 

 

 

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aflerwards
dealing with
out of which

on the’ subject
The literary part of
followed by a
and readings,

general discussion
notably

suffrage,

one woman
arose a
discussion of
child labor.
the program
selection of
which
able

ine

was

songs
concluded most
At the next meet
a debate will be held on the
of President Wilsor
Mexico.

a enjoy

evening.
ubjeet i's
etion in
C. H. Carnes Suicides
Word
that €.
student
mitted
ceased was

had

has received’ h

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been
former law
had
in Seattle.
bright young
friends

Carnes, a
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suicide

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Skeena Land District—District
Charlotte Islands

of Queen

TAKE NOTICE that I,
Pusch, occupation clerk, of Prine Rupert,
B, C., Intend to apply to. the Commis
sioner of Lands for a license to prospect
for coal, oll and petroleum iver the
following desribed lands on the west

Frederick I

eoast of Graham Island: Commencing at a
post planted at the northwest corner of
©, L, 7977, thence south 80 chains, thence
east sO chains, thence north 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains to place of com

mencement, containing 640 acres
FREDERICK L. PUSCH, Locator
Wilfred Charles Macdonald, Agent

Date, December 29, 1913
Advertised Feb, 26 to April 7

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“The Daily News

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FOR RENT

 

DESK ROOM in ground floor oMce,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Apply
Phone 489 188 Second Ave. P.O. Drawer 1663 City. 285-0
Also on exhibition at Orme’s Drug >
Store, Third Avenue FOR SALE
wer “** | BABY CHICKS, hatching eggs, laying hens
and breeding pens, Rocks, Reds, Leg-
horns, etc. Quick shipping connec-
tions. Columbia Poultry HRanch, Steves-
veers ton, B. C, 4t
FOR RENT! WANTED
$35.00—-6-room house, Thompson YOUNG WOMAN with lctle girl would
and Sixth Ave.; modern im- like position in private family. Box
101 Dally News. 19ir
pres enane LARGE CANADIAN mall order t t
(GE CANADIAN mall order house wants
$40.00--6-room house, Young and one man in each locality to mall cata
Sixth Ave. : logues. Will pay $15 weekly. National
ve, partly furnished; Supply Co., Windsor, Ont,
modern.
$30.00-—-6-room fiat, Sixth Ave. |
and Dunsmuir; modern. sor "
$20.00—5-room house, Third Ave. JINGLE POT
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 ‘
house, listed with us, will be delivered by Lindsay
rented. Transfer
PATTULLO & RADFORD H. ®. ROCHESTER
3
Phone 6 Second Ave. Phone 116 231 2nd Ave.

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KNIGHT & HICKEY

Contractors and Builders
Jobbing & Repairing

Fraser and Sixth
PHONE GREEN

Sho Streets

Pp:

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DR. GILROY, DENTIST

and Bridge Work a

Specialty,

Crown

Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

IMPERIAL MACHINE SHOP

Repairing Quickly Done

 

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P. O, Box 17144 Tel,

RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO.

Civil

448.

Engineers and B. GC. Land
Surveyors

Waterworks, Water Power,
sirucyon, Reports, Plans, Dominion and
Provincial Land Surveying, Mine Survey
ing, Townsiltes and Subdivisions, Electric
Biue Printing, Negatives and White
Prints

Whalf Con

McBride St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

215 Second Avenue Phone

WILLIAM T. HOUSE

B.C. Land Surveyor
RUPERT P

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PRINCE

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TUG AND SCOW

W. R. MORRISON
PHONE BLACK 156

~ JAMES GILMORE

Architect
2nd Avenue, near McBride Street

 

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COAL

The Coal that Made 8.C,

FAR WEST FUEL COMPANY
Fifth St, rear Hare Block

UNION TRANSFER CO

GENERAL TRANSFER AND 8TORAGE
South Wellington Goal

86 Office, RESIDENCE 110
Second Avenue PRINCE RUPERT

BOAT BUILDER

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The funeral of the late W. H
Kineade was held yesterday af
ternoon from the family resid
ence, Fifth Avenue, to Fairview
cemetery, in the morning a pri-
vate service was held at” the
home A large number of cit-
ivens were in attendance in the
afternoon and followed the re.
mains to the grave. The pall-
bearers were: F. H. Mobley, 8. P
MeMordie, M. P. McCaffery, FE. C
Gibbons, George Sweet and J. K
Smith rhe floral offerings
were

Heart Wreath—P. R. Club,

Red Cross—Real Estate Ex.
change

Lily Wreath—Wanderers club

Spray—Mrs. and Miss’ Em-
mons

Spray Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Sweel

Crescent—Mr. and Mrs, Davul
H. Hays

Spray Miss Barheou

Spray—J. F. Pooler and Ed
ward F. Doyle.

Spray-—Mr. and Mrs G. Ar
nold,.

Spray Richard Moore

Wreath—Mr ind Mrs. H. G
Helgerson

Spray—Mrs. and Miss Davis.

Spray—Mr and Mrs. M, P. Mc-
Caffery

Spray Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunn.

Spray—Mr. and Mrs. H,. Dunn

Wreath—Kaien Island Club

Spray—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T
iH use,

Star—-Mr. Kissick and Mr, and
Mrs. T. D. Pattullo.

Spray—Geo, W. Nickerson,

Spray—Mr. and Mrs. 0. Bes
ner.

Spray Mrs. Lake.

Spray Mrs. Griffiths
ihos.r/Stho-

Meet me at the Royal Cafe. We
can have an excellent dinner and}
a quiet chat. tf|

Port Edward has fine water
front fac ties A71f)

FOR SALE
Six splendid lots, Section 8, only
$3765 each; $50 cash, balance $15
per month
FOR RENT
Modern five-room house, Fifth
Avenue 35.
Four-roomed house, Eighth Ave
n $20.
uw roomed house, Eighth Ave-
$15.
re porned house near dry-
$15
See our lst for real estate buys
Insurance in all branches
M. M. STEPHENS & 60., LTD.

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Victor Gramaphones

Books

Magazines

Photo Supplies

Developing and Printing

Enlarging and '

Picture Framing ‘

Best Selection
View Cards

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606 THIRD AVENUE
Phone 551

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