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THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Published Daily and Weekly by
THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO, LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

H. F. McRAE, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER

HEAD OFFICE
Paily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico:
Daily, 50c per month, or $6.00 per year ($5.00 if paid in
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TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract
rates on application.

 

Subscribers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in
case of non-delivery or inattention on the part of The News carriers.

DAILY EDITION ai Fae Tuesday, May 26, 1914

What is the matter with so and adding to the prosperity

 

 

many of the young women of of the province, also providing
our ‘are? It surely cannot be purchasing power for the
that they have joined the ranks manufacturers of the East, is
of the degenerate, and _ yet the direct result of the remov-
that is the very impression al of the American duty on
given to the casual observer. hogs under the Wilson-Under-
Extreme and ridicutous fash- wood tariff. It provides one
ions, powder- and paint-daub- more proof of the market for
ed faces, and “loud-mouthed”| Canadian produce which exists
behavior was formerly associ- in the United States and of the
ated exclusively with the deni- benefit which flows to the
zens of the underworld. Now, Canadian people from _ wider
however, it is the craze among, markets.
people who make a claim at} Pe
respectability. } Anather piece of evidence as
The world is always too free to the value of the American] phis is the boat ‘
to accept people at their “face| market to Canadians was sup- prospective
value” and if those people; jiied in the Commons a few only a week ago
wish to be classed among the days ago by a New Brunswick row I

 

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THE DAILY NEWS p

 

 

RESOLUTE, AMERICA’S CUP DEFENDER
Herrehoff designed

SUNDAY CABARET SHOW |
London, May 24. The Hotel |
Savoy will give a cararet show in}

true New York style every Sun-|
day night to regale the fashion-|
able tourists who patronize the|

hotel, and to relieve the awful}
ennui of Londoners who have to
jpass the week-end in town.

4 stage has been erected in
the wreat dining salon of the
famous hotel and the manage-
ment is optimistic and prophe-
sies a complete success. Only the
best artists now appearing in
London will be engaged for theses
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nday night performances.

 

Forest Fires Raging

Forest fires withim a radius of
twenty miles of Vancouver hav
en Wiping out thousands of
dollars worth of valuable stand
ng timber, destroying the prop
eerty of settlers in Coquitlam and
North Vancouver, and threatet
nz the lives of those who have
so far been unable to flee fron

the path of the flames Ful

2300,000 loss has been caused
by the various (fires (t “
thought that the rain of the past
few days will have extinguished

the fires.

 

 

Ae Reduced Rate

meCTORIA DAY Ye

BETWEEN PRINCE RUPERT ayy

On sale Saturday and Monday.
third for the round trip.

EMPIRE DAY EXCURSjoN

TO PORT SIMPSON. Steamer “Prince John” w
8:30 a. m., May 26, for Port Simpson
Tickets may be obtained from &t.
McMoekin, and Orme'’s Drug Store,

Good retur T

Andrew's ¢ round trip
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ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY

Rooms open from 8 a

PRINCE RUPERT TRANSFER

 

Moving Furniture, Planos, Eto.
Storage Foollities

COAL — DEALERS — COAL

JOHN CURRIE

Contractor & Builder
Estimates Given on

Phone Black 294

 

 

undesirables they are certain- Liberal who spoke of the ex-
ly taking the right way about
it. The question, however, is

States since the removal of the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a aero one for ~ nation, duty formerly levied by the
and if those concerned cannot r¢ y co or ant.
secure a reform it may be eet Nagi: ela tak Rome,
necessary for “higher-up” in- county in the month of Feb- [ine i ae
sas be Hever to bear. ruary there were shipped tol bishop ae .
the American market no lessj;p 4
On May 1, 3,380 hogs were than 382 tons of smelts. Un- Halifax
sent from Calgary to the Unit- der the former United States : oe
ed States in a single shipment. tariff a duty of $15 per ton], nich N.S
Altogether the twenty-six cars was collected and the profits|~ eae
of hogs represented a value «f of the Canadian fishermen
slightly more than $50,0¢0 were consequently decreased
which went into the pockets of on every shipment across tie The
the Alberta stock raisers. border. As a result of the re-|tributed
Moreover, while this shipment moval of the duty the fisher-|‘Strijdkreet,”
was the largest ever made men in this one New Bruns-| Dutch ‘daily
from Alberta, many other wick county gained increased|the Salvation
thousands of hogs in smaller sales and increased profits “You
lots have been shipped across amounting to thousands of|Caesar,
the line from that province, dollars. Why shouldn't wheat |congtests,
as well as from other prov- and other products be aliowed|they awakened
inces, within the past few the privilege of this widerftheir soldiers;
months. This condition of af- market? This is a question the|of one
fairs bringing increased pro- Conservatives will be forced | without
fits to the farmers of Alberta, to answer one of these cays. |with an ar
ae eee his me
2 ae Renee LR NT TTS Pa ne eT eres espe Cae Sar, <
pore pires,
tion for
genius?
even now
— IT have
SHINGLES, MOULFINGS, SASH, DOORS it a
po Willing
PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO. | presence
A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager [lish 0
1st Ave. and McBride 8t. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. ) werd,
PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers | now ins ut
jalone
+ Iwho will
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FRED STORK’S | HARDWARE

710 SECOND AVE
Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery

     

 
 

New

    
    
     
   
      

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated tron

 

FRED STORK’S: HARDWARE

  

Rand,

ELOPED WITH STENOG.
AND RBANK’S MONEY

port of fish to the United BISHOP m'DONALD Has
AUDIENCE WITH POPE

James Morrison,
“teat _moinwr’ setusealf SEEDS! SEEDS!
they

 

Napoleon on Power.

ye how mech

is
it
> than a few FLOWER SEEDS
fal-
of Alexander, and

of Dealers in Feed of all kinds

king with him, it is

‘vas beeu. ¢ Prince Rupert Feed Co.
“ars, 1S 808 Third Ave. Phone Black 268

founded em- yr in

been

akeaser ie sirien (PROMEEC

founded his empire

The Dye that colors ANY KIND
of Cloth Pertectly, with the

> where- SAME ee

No Chance of Mistakes.

col- fax your Drogat on Dealer. Bena for bosutet we Secates

Merchants
embezzling

 

 

 

 

Have received our 1914 Spring
Seeds
FIELD, GARDEN, AND

Agents for

DOMINION NURSERY &
ORCHARDS CO.

 

CHICKEN FEED A_ SPECIALTY
Mail orders promptly attended to

 

 

 

 

 

be found ready

 

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and the
who is loved,
ind whose }
the whole ¢

English Engineer Honored.

 

 

liam Wilcox, K.C.,
ed English engineer,

 

Assouan dam

|W. F. NICKLE, M.P. for Kingston Avenue—opposite Post Office—

Wire Cable Steel Blocks Fishing Tackle

iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns of the

Rope Valves Ammunition | the Nile,

Pumps Hose Paint {original Garden of
iruest

tendered
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST” |} Pilgrims of the I
}Hall Club.

~| motor demonstrated.

goOV-

"Parkin & Ward Electric Co.,

rst

Conservative

A snap bank |
Section

oak, { and 2

> is also oOp- |

federal aid to the

CAILLE

 

Why row?
Do not work hard at your,
pleasure.

Motor boats now within reach |

of all.
Cail at our store on Third

jand see this wonderful little

LIMITED

ELECTRICAL and MARINE
CONTRACTORS

FURNISHED

ALOR RE A

WHY PAY RENT ?

{ will bulid you a home on
terms to sult you.

Cc. K. YTERBERG,
P. O. Box 641

GEORGE LEEK

| Real Estate, insurance and Loan
Notary Public. Rents and Collections
near

220 Sec ond Ave.

HARRISON W. ROGERS oe,

» 1, Federal Block

_ SECOND HAND GOODS

* sell all kinds of | Helger

|839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243

A IVARSON & C0.

Biacksmiths & Horseshoers

 

“HARRY HANSON

Second Ave., near

DR. GILROY, DENTIST

| Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

UNION TRANSFER CO

GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Bouth Wellington Coal

BOAT BUILDER

 

|Prince Rupert, British Columbia

It Licks like a | High Class Voh-dee-ville” Act, all right

Phone Green 321

 

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TWO FELLOWS PULLED AT THE SE A GOOD
SHOW LAST NIGHT A STANDING \ | Qer ie we.

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NEW WELLINGTON COAL C0,

Second Avenue Phone 146

 

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FOR Plume! we ~_ neaTina

SMITH & MALLETT

Largest §

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Third Ave, Mead Second Street
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PRINCE RUPERT, B. 0

Alex. M. Mans A
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WILLIAMS & MANSON

Barristers, Solicitors, Et
MONEY TO LOAN

1585

p Block r

PACIFIC TRANSFER (0.

LADYSMITH COAL
93—F o—o3

PF. O. Box 203 Phone @

P. ROBERTSON
Chartered Accountant
Audits, Investigations, & siments, Lig

dations and Asesnments

nt, 86
Smith Block, 3rd Ave., *rince Rupert, B

ROYAL BAKERY

BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY
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Phone 96

W

Third Avenue

IMPERIAL MACHINE SH

Repairing Quickly Done

COW BAY

JAMES GILMORE

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