THE DAILY NEWS

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Friday March ¢

1944

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means everything that is choicest in fine tea.
“SALADA” means the world’s best tea --- “hill-
grown Ceylon”--- with all the exquisite freshness
and flavor retained by the sealed lead packages.

BLACK, GREEN or MIXED 6a

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Local and Personal

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Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream | A Fort George citizen is
| eee mourning the loss of his house,
| Port Edward has a total dock-|which was carried away on a
jing length of 16,960 feet. i7tf| sleigh one night recently. He is
eee lcharging a livery man with the
Mrs, G. Hipps of Terrace is/crime.
; spending a few days in the city sea:
Y er tae The G. T. P. dock was a busy
Millinery opening at Demers’|scene this morning. A large

Friday and Saturday, the 6th and
7th, 53

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The Borealis, of the
Fisheries, being fitted out
a fishing trip.

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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

CVUK BROS. =“/@ 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

 

Gent’s Furnishing 3rd Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

 

-- breaking the. trail in the Great White
Silence of the Northland, the prospector
must travel light. The little grub he
carries must be amply sustaining. So as
a basis he packs ROYAL STANDARD
FLOUR. The concentrated goodness of
the finest wheat in the world. For any
journey---In auy clime--Worth it’s
weight in gold.

 

 

 

5

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longer
49tf

jto continue days
| Wark’s.

| When you buy a meal get it at

ithe Royal Cafe and you will get] this

jthe best in the city.

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The Camosun of the Union | brother at Hamilton, Ont., for a

j}Steamship line is not expected) few weeks and will sail for Sco*

lout before the first of the month.|land some time in April.

we ae De ae

| Our millinery display on Fri-| The rock excavations around

day and Saturday, the 6th and/the ‘terminal yards here’ have

forts. Demers’. 53 |been progressing very favorably

Bi Ray te, | lately and it is expected that by

The Misses Seott left this|May first all will be cleared up,

morning for California, where | including the hotel excavation

|they will spend the rest of the|the dry dock yards and the ex-

winter. cavation west of the _ freight

| Re ies | sheds.

;} Our suits are ten. dollars ———_—_—_____-—

cheaper and ten dollars better} Baptist Social

'than any in town. See us. Am-
erican Tailor.
e

Sweder Bros.

shipment

opened today

of the

é
a

large

Atlin]
for |

Our big discount sale has been} have
}so satisfactory we have decided] for

morning on an
52tf|visit to her home in Glasgow.
iShe intends to stay with her

52tf |) church

newest; parlors.
Youlered shortly after eight to await
{t|the

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fabrics for ladies’ suits.
are invited to inspect them.
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The machine shops on. the}
waterfront are all very busy.

|There is considerable

activity

among the power beats and can-

neries in getting filted up for
jthe season.
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The Pacific Transfer Co. have
|decided to extend their Ninth

avenue barns very considerably
| Work on the foundations will be
commenced at once in charge of

|Mr. Angle.

A, Swanson returned yesterday
on his launch Regal from Port
|Simpson and Union Bay. He has

|been engaged towing scows of
jherring for H. C. Breckenridge.
tee

Wm. Angle transferred his
|pile driver from the Scheinman
building to Cow bay yesterday.

He going right ahead with the
lfoundation for Mr.
|planing mill. The
be three storeys
thoroughly
finished.

is
Kiler’s new
building will
and will be a
up-to-date mill when

The

cifie

the Pa-
boats

new schedule for
Coast

The

steamship

1s

Pout. Spokane sails from
on March 143
and the City
March 31.

every five

Seattle
April 6
comes out
be a boat
that date.

and 25 and
of Seattle
There will

days after

. . .

line

is expected that the Admir-
the Pacific-Al-
Company will
for the Rupert
It is said the
boats of that line will make a re-
call here this and
possibly cut the’ freight rates
An announcement
pected in a few days .

al boats or
Navigation
big bid

jtrade this season,

aska

|jmake a

gular year

some

|

number of local people assemb
jled to bid farewell to departing

friends.

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Many new small craft will ap-
}pear on the harbor this seasor.
|The Rupert Marine & Iron work:
four engines recent’y
new power boats. Mos. of
; them will be used for commervial

purposes,

sold

M.

Mrs. Carmichael left

extended

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The Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist
invited the friends of the
church to be present last even-
ing at a social held in the church
A large number gath-

program of the evening,
which was of a most interesting
character.

After the opening
and a few remarks by the chair-
man, Mr. Murray, and a_ few
words from the pastor, a social
evening was indulged in, Games,
competitive memory

and other features
in making the evening
a very enjoyable one.

Miss Morgan gave a most
lightful reading to an apprecia-
tive audience. Shortly before 12
dainty luncheon was
which with the previous numbers
on the program, reflected highly

exercises

contests,
contests

assisted

de-

a served,

on the painstaking care of the
Ladies’ Aid.
Swallowed Radium
Vienna, March 5.—Radium

worth $3250 disappeared down a
patient’s throat in the general
hospital yesterday. She was be-
ing treated for cancer. When
the doctors discovered, by an
electrical examination, that the
woman had swallowed the ra-
dium tube, they prepared imme-
diately for an operation, fearing
grave danger to her interior
from the radium’s presence. The
operation was successful and
the radium was recovered with-
out harming the patient.
Off for Naas Valley

H. 8. Irwin, the district fores-
ter, and A. P. McCorkindale, his
assistant, ieave tomorrow for a
two months’ trip into the Naas
valley on a tour of inspection.
They go to Terrace, and from
there across country on = snow-
shoes to Aiyansh on the Naas,

which place they will make their
headquarters for a time. It
impossible to get to Aiyansh by
boat at this season on account of
the ice

running in the Naas river,

 

is ex-jalthough the boys expect to re-
{turn by
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that route,

 

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Stalker & Wells

Phone 187

 

 

Clearing these out to make

arrive,

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DEL MONTE CANNED FRUIT

 

AT 250 PER CAN

PHONE 187

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room for new goods due to

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High-Grade Work

umbing, Steamfitting

and sheet metal work

Western Plumbing Co.,Ld 3

TORIES IO et II OO A IIA AA A I | 3

 

JABOUR BROS. NOW HAVE
COMMODIOUS NEW STORE

Jabour Bros. are busy fixing
up the store for their grand
opening on Saturday. They have
a large stock of high-class goods
which makes a fine appearance
in the new place..

The building itself is of con-
erete and they will thus have the
advantage of a low’ insurance
rate Che fixtures were put in
by A. H. MePherson and are sec

d to none in town

Notwithstanding the fact that
their store has bee neonsider
ablv out of the business centre,

this firm has always done a large

trade, due largely to persistent
advertising, in which they
strongly believe Now, howevel!
that they are located closet in,
being almost opposite the Em
press hotel, they should do a
still larger business.

In order to celebrate the open
ing of their new store they will
give away free flowers to all who
call on Saturday.

Southbound

Passengers on the Prince
George this morning: P. H. Cow-

herd, A. Stowell, A. E. McCready, |
Mr. and Mrs. J. Springstein, Mrs
Frank Derry, Wm. Thompson, J.
R. Murray, A. L. MeHugh, Mrs
Jas. Anderson, R. A. Simmons, |
Miss A. Davidson, 8. 8. Glass, Mr
Piercy, W. A. Lawson, Miss Ben
nett, Mrs, J. M. Carmichael, Miss

L. Scott, Mrs. J. Seott, Mrs. H.}
Grove and family, J. L. Evans, W.
M. Cowals, Mr. Woodhouse, Mrs
Turner, C. A. Howard, Mrs. Me-
Lenaghan, Mrs. T. Sproat, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Kirkpatrick, J. Hatch
G, Strachan, Miss A. M. Strovet
and J. H. Swearinger.
Indian Got Off

Arthur Stewart, an Indian
charged with the robbing of a
mail sack between Aiyansh on
the Naas and Prince Rupert, was |
tried hefore J. P. Mullen this
morning He was dismissed,
there being no evidence to show
he was the guilty party. |

Elocution doesn’t go far en-

 

ough, It merely teaches us how
to speak, not when.
NOTICE
Tenders will be received by the under
signed for the stock and fixtures of the
Criterion Cigar Store, Westholme Theatre
Block, up till noon, March 10th. Inven
tory may be inspected at the office of
the Assignee Highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted
1 H ARNEIL, Assignee

 

The Kewest_ Materials

of the highest imported
and domestic are shown In a var-

 
     

quality,

lety of choice patterns.
COME AND SEE

SWEDER BROS,,

MERCHANT TAILORS
Phone 38 Helgerson Block
SIXTH STREET

 

 

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CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

DESK ROOM in ground floor oMce, Apply

P.O. Drawer 1663 City 285-tf
FOR SALE

MOTOR BOAT Hull 3C ft. by 8 1-2 ft

beam Apply T. M. Orwig, boat builder,

Port Essington, B. ¢ 3

NINE HUNDRED DOLLAR player piano for
equity in Prince Rupert realty West
enbaver Bros. 52-54

BABY CHICKS, hatching eggs, laying hens
and breeding pens, Rocks, Reds, Leg-

 

 

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horns, etc, Quick shipping connec- Lots 8-9, Block 19, Section 8,
vons. Columbia Poultry Ranch, Steves- $1050; third cash, balance 6 and |
ton, B. © At) 12 months. a SAFETY
n caeae ” | We have a goud list of bargains in 2| FAMOUS at ;
D Sections 1, 2, 6 and 7; get a fist. i
cals Houses and offices for rent. PRINCESS Ca sree
WANTED—A woman to help in dining} | SERVICE
room, Apply Windsor Hotel, 5itr A ULLO & RADFORD LINE
WANTED—At once, @ general servant, |
Phone Green 202. 50 53] PHONE 83 SECOND AVE. Sty soutnnouns, 8
WANTED—Cook for dining car. Apply | Princess Beatrice, aay
W. J. MéLean, G. T. P, Wharf. 49-51 | | Re ie thbounés
Princess Maquinné Sou
YOUNG WOMAN with little girl would Gaturday, 9 & ™
like position in private family. Box Agent
101 Daily News iour| Skeena Land District.—, Distt of Coast | J.G. McNAB, General AB
LARGE CANADIAN mail order house wants Range V. Ft
one man in each locality to mail cata- TAKE NOTICE that Hume Cronyn, of | —_—

logues, Will pay $15 weekly. National
Supply Co,, Windsor, Ont,

MISCELLANEOUS

 

THE BATTLE OF WHO RUN
AT WESTHOLME TONIGHT

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at the Westholme thea- |

tre, and the of the |
Battle of Who Run” is sure to |

Keystone comedy is

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an event

PPR om,

please the many patrons of this |
Another

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popular playhouse
good picture on tonight’s pro-| Fresh
gram is the two reel Reliance egt whity
| feature entitled The Clown’s| Be
iDaughter.” The Weéstholme or- | Swift's |
Bate tra is preparing an excep 4,
ltional musical program for this New Z
picture. A selection from Leon-|.. n %
covalli’s Il Pagliacci will be} : . Me
played in the first half of the |} Spring
picture, and Verdi's famous | 2,
Rigoletto” for the second, half
A fine new Weekly Gazette and Fresh vegetables fop 8
by . . : le atUMay
a Broncho comedy entitled
}Sure Curt will also be shown. |
The “Sure Cure” is a suffragette |
comedy that is sure to interest 2
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the ladies | Bid, ales
On March 14 and 12 there will| 4a oe
inother great star feature | BUTCHERS ANOPROvisION Desum,
program with Moths in four} , MO GAME x Satay
Is headliner This picture 4
was procured at considerable ex Prince Rupert BG
}pense and is sure to attract
j overflowing houses at both per
formances | AAR BB ARB UU UU as
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THE WEATHER it FOR A TAXI!
souintincin a + ————= ———
Furnished by F. W. Dowling \*
Observer | +*
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| ee § P- 15 PHONE
|For the 24 hours ending 5 a.m., x “a nm
March 6, 1914 lz
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| Barometer reduced to sca + PRINCE RUPERT AUTO 0%
| AYERS ook a stood bees 30,155 FEI IOIIIOIIOOIO IS th
| Highest PY: lets
| Lowest 40.0 peecoercererereeerororeestettiin,
| Rain be-0 bs Ou) Ree. ees 56 SIXTH AVENUE
It is much safer to shout with |
the crowd than against it. That BARBER SHO
is why the crowd makes such a| We have any
;nose. shop, opy sch |
First class : vee
| thing clea fresh '
THE \
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SOCIETY OF CYP.A | Vancouver Prices, Give a
eA. 3) a Call \
OF PORT ESSINGTON Drs ie se pidoosooccocceroitii
will give a concert .on the early a
life of the Indian Tribes in
| CUNNINGHAM’S HALL
PORT ESSINGTON, MARCH 7th
= Cres
Don't forget to take Saturday's
train | Crown Grant
3
ON SKEENA RIVER
and = adjoining _ railroad
$10.00
SPRING, 1914 per acre very easy

ES DE, terms
Suits and Costs in all styles from ; al
the plain tailored to the ultra Harrison, Gamble l
stylish cuts. in beautiful stripe Third Aver

checks, brocades and honey combs.

 

 

 

 

 

SELECT NOW FOR EXCLUSIVE 4
cere feoccocooocecocececeeeeetettn
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DEMERS
Victor Gramaphones
j Third Avenue aie
| oe \2 Magazines
Photo Supplies
1$ Developing and Printing
} Enlarging and ;
SOME GOOD BUYS Picture Framing
Selection of Interior

 

View Cards

| Best

Lot 14. Block 42, Section 5, $900; }
and 12 |

montnes balance 6 : | W.W. WRATHALL
Or 45% Block 3, Section 8, $650 | ens THIRD AVENUE

Lot 28, Block 4, Section 8, $6500; Phone 551
terms arranged. ae
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Lot 28, Block 4, Section 8, $560; eecocoseroeree sere e tent eet

ee
B.C. Coast Steamstip set

third cash, bal. 6 and 12 months. }
Lots 12-13, Block 10, Section 8, |
$900, half cash. These lote face

two streets and will make splen-
did residence lots, Good view.

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dry Dock L#

London, Ontario, occupation manager of a
| Trust Company, intends to apply for per- |
Mission te purchase the following descri- |
bed lauds |

Commencing at @ post planted at the
horth est corner of Lot 1968, thence

 

 

 

) south 80 chains, west 80 chains, north es
EARN $15 WEEKLY at home evenings /80 chains, east 80 chains to point of| i
mailing catalogues for large Canadian | commencement, containing 640 acres more no
mall order house. Representatives | op less, ‘ 6 B m
Wanted in all cities, towns and country, | HUME CRONYN, |Lots 27 to ¥
National Supply Co., Windosr, Ont, it Dated November 25th, 1913 | The be '
Pub. Dec, 15—Feb, 20,1914. al
: | * ew St ee a ee. NOL .
JINGLE POT | Skeena Land District-—District of Queen | beat
Charlotte Islands } $57
| 5
| TAKE NOTICE that Wilfred Charles|For all cash 4
Macdonald of Prince Rupert, B. C,, occu. | 6 an
; ’ , ‘ 1ce in
| pation prospector, intends to apply for Half cash, malance | 7 sas!
permission to prospect for coal and petro- | 12 months interes
leum over the following described lands: one
e “A j , On the west coast of Graham Island com- | noe in
delivered by Lindsay mencing &t & post planted one mile south Quarter cash, balan¢ 750

Transfer

 

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

 

   
  
 

and one-fourth mile east of the mouth of} and two years at 7

| West River, thence west 80 chains, thence

j Rorth 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, | ;

thence south 80 chains to point of com- Fi

|tMencement and known as C, L, 7817, ( R a én 0.,
CHARLES MACDONALD, ° ° we

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Locator. and Insure

Date located, 27th December, 1018
17th to March 26th.

Real Hastate

| WILFRED
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