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Local News Notes

 

bow LRRD EPS, SS) SS Es EA
Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream, Some of the old boys were as
Yc eae AY supple as a school boy last night
Ve buy and serve only the best}under the constraint of coxing
the market affords. London Cafe.}music and happy faces.
139-tf. ee
Rain ier The base ball boys have secur-
What everyone should know :/ed their new ball suits. They are
People of discriminating taste|gréy and blue and the boys will
dine at the G.T.P."Cafe. 83tf |look very swagger in the outfit,
Messrs. Parkin & Ward have a Lot for sale; good buy: Grah-
very striking square and compass|am Avenue, Lot 21, Block 3, See-
emblem in electric lights dis-|{tion 2; next lot beyond Williams
played in their window, house; $900 cash, balance G, T.
Rents oar P. Box 23, NewsOffice, 137-138
Nearly all available rooms in we
the Hotel Prince Rupert were tak- “Say, have you heard that the
en last evening, Several loeal peo-'stafr of the Union Bank quit te
ple were among the guests sleep-|day?" asked Wm, Denholm, of a
ing in the house last night, News reported. “No, what's the
nifces = j}matter?” “Well they were afraid
Mrs. G. W, Morrow” sent a@/all that Masonary above them to-
large bouquet of flowers for the|day might fali through the floor.”
opening of the Hotel Prince Ru-'! Moy ase
pert. They occupied a promin A special convocation of Kaien
ent position on the lobby desk. |Ghapter was held last evening to
parcsae «SF lreceive the official visit of the
Sheriff T. J. Armstrong, Of Grand Superintendent R. Ex-
New Westminster, who is a dele-|Gomp. J, M. Rudd, A large num
gate to the Masonic gathering |ber of the comp. and visitors were
here, sat with Sheriff Shirley in|jpresent. After the meeting they
the court yesterday, jall went to the ball.
° ® « | . . .
District Forester H. 8. Irwin] Mr, T, Bannister,-the talented
has received word that there is a | staritit among the visiting Ma
serious forest fire burning in the}sons, stepped into the breach

distriet up the Bella |}
John Funos is fire

Whitewater
Coola valely.

ast night and filled a place on
the Westholme orchestra. Mr.
warden there and has been in-| Bannister also took a leading part
structed to get help in checking lin the musical programme ren.
it, dered on the Alice en route,
areal bee ae

The Masonic

terday afternoon

manager of the
Importing

Ww.

Prince

S. Marshall,
Rupert

visitors were yes-

Co., taken all over

leaves tomerrow on the Prince}|the townsite, A large party was
Rupert for Seattle. He has been|taken to the Cold Storage plant
called to his home in Hamilton,|by the launches ‘Joe Baker,”
Ontario, where his father is very|‘‘Prospector” and “Kermac.”’ The
ill, “Leila R.” also took a party to the
Sp Bek Tuck's Inlet cannery and Met-
Capt. MacIntosh, of Victoria, |lakatla.
who has been over for a trip to Fee terse
Queen Charlotte Islands, says All Masons and their ladies are
there is three times as much good|invited and urged to attend the
land on those islands than onjentertainment provided in con-
Vancouver Island. He has great|nection with the programme ar-
faith in the future of that dis-|ranged for the three day visit
trict. of Grand Lodge, June 17th, 18th,
Ee ae and 19th: Welcome at wharf,
The fishing boat Zabassa, Capt.}ball, reception and. tea for ladies,
Parsons, came in yesterday after|picnic, ete No further invitation

being out two days, to bring injor tickets will be printed for the
Fred Woodman, a fisherman, who|ball, or for other events. All of
had fallen with a water bottle |the Fraternity are welcome and
and severely cut his hand, Thejar@ expected to attend. Pro-
man was taken to a doctor and|grammes may be obtained from
had ihe eut dressed, but he is not|Lee L. Baker, Secretary of Recep-
laid up. tion Committee, at office of West-
#3) fe pee enhaver Bros., Second Avenue

A brother Mason says Brother|and Third Street 138-40

 

Mahomet Came to Mountain

about to bring an
against The News for

T, Swiizer
action (?

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misspelling his name in yester- - —=

day's issue, He also said that Washingten, June 18,—Be-
the ship's printer did not give|cause Prseident Wilson could not
iu!! eredit to his splendid econ-|go to the Parkridge, N.J., high

tribution
concert.
cided

opera or

to Tuesday
Mr. Switzer
whether to
go to the

school today to address the grad-
uating Class, the graduates came
to the White House and the presi-
dent addressed them there.

W. restling : ; To-Night

evening's
has not de-
enter Italian
horse show,

 

 

 

 

AT THE WESTHOLME THEATRE

Between

AL HATCH, of Vancouver, Welterweight Champion of
Canada, and Provincial Middle Weight Champion, ard

PETE SIGURDSON, of Prince Rupert, the Middle Weight

i Champion of Manitoba
|
Doors Open at 10:30 p.m., Commencing 10:45 Sharp

Main Bout, 11:30,

Ringside Seats, $2,00 Reserved Seats, $1.50

General Admission, $1.00.
Boxes Reserved for Ladies’ Seats, $1.00
Tickets on Sale at Fitz Cigar Store: Palace Cigar Store,

and Roya! Pool Room.

 

 

THE F, F. DALLEY Co., LTD.
BUFFALO,N.Y. HAMILTON, ONT.

LUMBER

SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. J. BURROUGHR, Manager
Ave. and MoBride &t.
PHONE 25

 

 

 

 

ie PRINCE RUPERT,

Branch Yard at

8.0.
Smithers

 

 

were

 

A Grand Trunk official says
that forged passes were used b'
three men to carry ‘themselves
‘}Jand trunks on hand ears. all the
way from Fort George to Priest
ley. Six men were used to pum]
the hand cars from one sectior
to the next all the way, and the
cost of this trip to the company
is estimated at $2,000.

. . .

One of the prettiest window
decorations made for the benefil
of the Masonic yisitors is the
Board of Trade front. The ¢
trance is draped in b und
white bunting and flags Che
windows have decorations of
plants and bunting surround
a emblematic greeting | the
visitors. The display has been
very much admired,

Baseball has become a pol lat
sport in Prinee Rupert, even at
this early day and most everybody
has a favorite team to root fot
It is a foregone conclusion that
‘t won't be many years before
Prince Rupert will be the home|
of another Ty Cobb or Christy}
Mathewson. Go follow the crowd
tonight to Market Place and root
for the best team,

ene tee
Through the courtesy of the}

C, P. R., it has been
that any of the visiting Mansons
who wish to stay over in town till

arranged

 

THE DATLY NEWS

A CRIPPLE FROM
~—RAEUMATISM

Tortured Four Years Until He
ook “Fruit-a-tives”

RIDGRTOWN, ONT., May 2ist. 1913.
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that made any impression on me. I was
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ripple completely, not being able to
anything. I doctored with four dif-
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Other advertised remedies were
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Some
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vas marvellous. For overtwo years

I have been free from any Rheurnatic
pains whatever, and give “Fruit-a-tive
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W. T. RACHER

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; take.''Fruit-a-tives’’ right now and start
the permanent cure which ‘ Fruit-a-
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At dealers or sent on receipt of price hy
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DISINTERRING BODY

|Four Men Are Arrested in Act of
Disinterring Body of Mur-

ARGENTINE TANGO
AT THE WESTHOLME

Miss Swepstone and Mr, Tweedale
Make an Instantaneous
Success

holds the privilege of
of the

stations

This city

being al the same time one

most northern civilized
and a community
on a

many

Province,
artistic is
in adyance of,
who pt

of the
whose eriticism
with
neighbor

population,
pleasure to
an event

par or

ssess a

be able to
which has
most artistic desires
gave great
and almost
who had
Theatre

It is a
‘hronicle
satisfied the
of the citizens,
pleasure to two

and

large
audiences

Westhoime
to witness the ex-
hibition dancing of Eileen Swep-
and Bernard Tweedale
name on the
well deserved

of the en
charming and
the of
was nevel
presentation

evoked

overflowing
throngea the
last evening
stone who
have .a great coast,
and this
From

trance

is

the
of

couple

very
moment
his
rracetu decision
the audience
and the first
Argentine
applause,

in doubt,
of the
Tango

inter-
pre

and

the

after a most

picture they
the Flirtaion Waltz
responded to the demands of
an encore,
have

Following,
esting series,

sented

audienee for
After what
Miss Swe

we

of
a solo dancer,
delighted to her in
het suecessful crea-
tive dances
entitled “The Gipsy.”

\llogether, the management of
the Westholme have achieved a
triumph the engagement and
introduction of these talented ar-
to Prince Ruper, and have
managed to present this week one
of the
teresting
ed in the

we heard

pstone as
were
of

see
on most

an emotional study

tistes

most successful and in

films witness

time

series of

city for a long

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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35~-PHONE--35

Prince Rupert Dairy
Phone Green 252

| Holstein Milk for Babies
specially Bottled
TESTED cows
§,An invitation is cordially ex-
tended to the citizens interested
to inspect the dairy premises
during the hours of 8:30 and 4:30
Wednesdays and Saturdays when
milkng operations are being con-
ducted.

 

ALF HALLIGAN

TREE EERE EE EEE RRR EE

FRI III OIA Ite

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ADVERTISE IN

‘THE DAILY NEws

 

Monday can use their transpor-
tation to return on the G, T. P.} dered Woman
boat Monday morning. There}
will be no extra charge for this Canyon City, Ore., June 18,
and it is expected quite a few}Four men were arrested in a
will avail themselves of the op-|cemetery near here shortly after
portunity, jmidnight while in the aet of dis-
a hediaiipinia kad eiedelis snes dinoae }interring the body of Mrs. Daisy
Baseball Tonight | Potts of Los Angeles, whose hus-
sanienioncaninn } band, Charles E, Potts, is on trial
Weather permitting it is ex-|here charged with her murder,
pected that one of the largest | Those arrested are Attorneys
crowds of the season will witness| Philip Ashford and Prentiss
the game between the Colts and|Hieks, counsel for Potts; Dr.
the €.C.’s at Market Place this| Francis Tate of Los Angeles aud
evening at seven o'clock. }Samuel Lyon. Dr. Tate declared
The Colts, under the capable|he had written permission from
management of Mr. Me Allennan | Potts fo remove the body, and
have developed wonderfully dur- | that his object was to learn
ing the past few weeks and no} Whether allegations of the prose-|
doubt will give the C.C,’s a run | cuion were true that there were}
for their money. }evidences of strangulation and al
Both teams have been practis-}|)roken neck bone, |
ing faithfully for the past few oie |
nights preparing for this game r
as they both realize that they a ae Foe
cannot afford to lose one game j
if they hope to win the Manson| U eY ’s race |
cup. The probable line-up for
tonight's game is:— 311 THIRD AVENUE |
Colts: McDaniel, ¢.f.; B. Hunt, | PHONE 572 |
{st b.; E, Kirkland, 2nd b.; W.
Anderson, s,s.; F. LaBor, 3rd b. :| YOU CAN SAVE
A, Manson, c.; R. Ratehford, 1.f,; |
Jack Ratehford, r.f.; Nalpey, p.; MONEY |
Crane, p.
C.C,: Hannifin, ¢.; Frotin, p.;|
Ae, o0.5_yecebber, 1st 3D) omnmmiao vouR GROCERIES |
re , 2nd b.; Moore, 3rd Db: HERE
Se sau Murphy, ¢.f.; Me- WE DELIVER — PHONE 572 |
| Standard Dairy |
tandard Dairy |
Lindsay Bros, Park Ave, |
PURE FRESH MILY DAILY J}!
Produce Guaranteed
THE BEST
Delivery wagon will be on Pia a’ en Biotic (4; i@ection 1.
in a few days, First Avenue, 85,000 each; $2,000
Phone 161 Phone 161 cash; balance over 5 years
c —_—_—_ j
r et Lot 9, Block 41, Section 7; corner
of Eighth Avenue and Donald |
Street, 81,500 $500 cash, bal
BE WISE ance 12 and 18 months
. °
In Time 190 acres cheice land with good j
camp buildings, on Grand Trunk
for all kinds of roofing, Pacific Railway, one-half mile 3]
sheet metal work, furnace west of Cedarvale Station, 89 per
heating, ete., Phone 5 acre, on easy terms, A SNAP
STEEN HEBERT & CO We also have several one-acre
’ "” tracts adjoining Terrace Town
».0. Box 928, Prince Rupert sive, $160 cach, on terms of one
half cash, balance 6 and 12 mos

|

McCaffery & Gibbons

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NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM for rent
Kath and electri@ light Apply 717
Lotbiniere Street i4or

TO RENT Pretty house on the hill;
sewer, light, phone; three open fre-
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE—-Ranges and stoves chen;

Galland, McBride Street. sor

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THE WEATHER

Furnished by F. W. Dowling
Observer
{7th,

June 1914

Barometer reducea ) sea

30,0514
48.0

level °
Lowest temperature
Highest

temperature .57,0

 

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Boats and Launches

for hire. Gasoline for sale

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$1,500.00 cash, balance arrange: $4,750,00
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will trade for property, 30
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Estate Agent

Auctioneer and Valuator
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Fourth &| ‘ Land

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WE HAVE RENTED all
cannot fill applications, Give us your
house to rent, Prince Rupert Finan-
clers Fy. KR. C. Brown, manager 315
Second Ave. Phones 205 and Blue #76.

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