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“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

FOR RENT

FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for house
keeping. Enquire Demers, ww.
FURNISHED KITCHEN and bed-room, iv,
ply 411 7th Avenuc West. 276-279
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot
and cold water. Clean and comfortable.

 

 

only $2.50 per week, Klondyke Hotel,
Fulton and Reventh Avenue, wt.
FCR SALE
FOR SALE—Six coal leases at & vn
reasonable price. Write, Leigh
Company, Cedar Rapids, lowa,

Tallman
vw. &. A.

FOR SALE—New house, Section 7, $100
cash and $20 & month; total $1,160.
P. 0. Box 190. 218tt.

capacity steam boiler
one Can be

ooott.

FOR SALE—-50-H.P,
and 8-H.P. stationary engine.
had a cap. In excellent order.
ply Box 15, oon News.

WANTED

 

 

GIRL
lery.

WAN TED—FPour-roam

WANTED—Apply at shooting gal-
272-278

bouse in Section
ve or Six “tor $125 down and $25 4
month until paid. Box 102, Daily News.

WANTED—Situation by young lady as
bookkeeper or office help. Salary rea-
sonable, Apply Box 115, Daily oe

WANTED—View lot and house; close in;
o- $2,500 to $3,000 Will giy $700
and arrange balance. Box 100,

aly News.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOUND—Young bulldog. Phone Blue 408.
SACRIFICE SALE—Excavated Lot 7, Block

1, Section 1; worth $8,000; $1,000
cash; balance 5 years, 7 per cent, or
$3,000 cash. O, J. Leduc, P. O. Box
1385, Montreal. wf,
MARRY!—Why remain alone? Why not
better your position? Our club is pri-
vate and dependable. Best in the west,
Information 10c in stamps. Ideal In-
ee, Club, Box 264, Vancouver,

$15 WEEKLY—-Men wanted everywhere, no
matter how small — Village, for few
hours work in : time, experience
unnecessa-y, ton permanent.
Co-Operative nion, Windsor, Ont.

School of Music and Shorthand
VINCENT C. KNOWLES
(Mfotinist Westholme Opera House)

TEACHER OF
Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Singing

 

MRS. KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand

COPY OF LETTER SENT

 

| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

.

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
Phone 4. tf.
. * *

Kiderdowns and wool comfort-
ers for the cold nights. Wal-
lace’s, 277-78
2. s
The city band will meet for
practice tonight in St Andrew's

Hall at 8 o'clock.
. +
Today is the last day on which

mail delivered here can be as-

sured of reaching the old country

before Xmas.
. 6:3

to
on the

The sittings will

Judge Clement expected

is

arrive tomorrow morning

Prince George.

tomorrow.
+

The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,

begin
*

*

general towing; the new crude oil)
“P.R.T. No. 1." Phone Red}

391 or Black 322

Box 96. Agency for the “

Crude Oil Motor.
* *

fug
Address:
Avance”

165tf.
*

For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-
ond Avenue, near Fighth Street.

Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in.every room.

Free baths. Rates reasonable.
23 ¢ ©

On the report of the board of
works, the City Council granted
permission to Wm. Shrubsall to
erect a ‘temporary smokehouse
for fish on Lot 22, Block 17, Sec-
tion 1.

o * .

A large list of applications for
the
and operators for the new hydro-
electric jplant received
the Council last night. It was
decided, however, to leave them

over for a week.
+

Jack Peters, son of City Solici-

positions of superintendent

were by

 

Suit 15,,McMordie Apt.

 

 

For Rent

 

_ FOUR ROOMED HOUSE

Across Hays Creek—Well
Furnished
$30 PER MO.

EIGHT ROOMED HOUSE

With Bath—Sth Ave. East
, $30 PER MO.

FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE

Near the Drydock
$20 PER MO.

THREE THREE ROOMED
COTTAGES
Across Hays Creek
$7.50 TO $10 PER MO.

APPLY TO—

G. R. Naden Co, Ltd.
324 SECOND AVENUE

PACIFIC,

 

PEACE RIVER AND ATHABASCA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Pacific, Peace River and Athabasca Rall-
way Company will apply to the Parliament
of Canada, at its next session, for an Act,
authorizing the company to lay out, con-
Struct and operate the following lines of
railway: (a) Commencing at a point on
tide water, at or near the head of Kitimat
Arm, following the Kitimat River in a
northerly direction to the summit between
kititnat and Lakelse Lake, thence in a nor-
therly direction along the valley of the
Lakelse Lake and river to the Skeena
Kiver, thence crossing the Skeena River
by means of a high level bridge and over
the Grand Trunk Pacifie Railway with
Standard clearances, thence north-easterly
to the mouth of the’ Kitsumkalem River
and following its course to the summit of
Seeax River, and thence, following the
valley of ‘the Nass River, at or near
Aiyansh, a distance of approximately one
hundred and twelve miles; (b) from the
junetion of the Blackwater River, with
the Nass River, following the course of
the Blackwater River, to the summit be-
tween it and the Galanskeest River, thence
south easterly along the Galanskeest River
to the Skeena River, thence up the Skeena
Kiiver to the mouth of Bear River approxi

 

mate ey Fifty-seven miles,
ED at Ottawa this nineteenth day of
Oe oa ber, 1914

PRINGLE, THOMPSON, BURGESS & COTE,

Solicitors for the Applicant.

tor Peters, who proceeded to Eng-
land a few weeks ago at his own
active *ser-

to the
Contingent. He

expense to enlist for

viee, has been admitted

First

is now

Canadian
at Salisbury Plains.

» ©
The city solieitor reported last
night that Wm.
ably entitled to
tion for sketch

whieh the city used.

Angle was prob-
some remunera-
of

He suggest-

his a scow

ed holding a conference and try-

 

ing to arrange a satisfactory set-
tlement to both parties.
MacTavish’s Little Joke.
Jock MacTavish and two Eng-
lish friends went out on the loch
fishing and it was
agreed that the first man to catch
a fish should later stand treat at
the As MacTavish
known to be the best fisherman
his friends took
considerable delight assuring
him that he had as good as lost
“An, ken,”
Jock in speaking of it afterward,
“baith had a guid bite,
an’ mean they ‘wadna’

on a trip,

inn. was
thereabouts,
in
said

already. d'ye

o them
wis sae
pu’ in.” “Then you lost?”
the “On, 80. 3

pit ony bait on my hook.”

asked
listener. didna’

TO VISIT REFUGEE CAMPS

Sir Gilbert Parker Gone on a Trip
To Holland

 

Nov. 30.

distinguished

London,
Parker, the
dian novelist and member of par-
liament, went to Holland today to

Sir Gilbert

Cana-

visit the refugee camps and tray-
el along the berder of Belgum
with Herbert Hoover, Millard

Shaler and members of the
Sir

Rock-
Gilbert
has taken an
interest in the work of the

efeller commission,

who, from the first,
active

American commission, will spend

the week-end on his mission, re-
turning on Monday to London
with Messrs. Hoover and Shaler.

 

Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream.
* *

P.O.)

Prince Rupert, B. &
November 1914
His Worship the Mayor and Mem
of the City
poration of the City Pr
Rupert, Prince Rupert, B. ¢
Re Hydro-Electric Installation.
Dear Sirs, to

a0,
bers Couneil, |

of ned

Referring
unavoidable delay
of the
eleetric

in the
for the
which we
plying to your city,
fice

governor
unit are sup
head of

telegram

our
of

solicitor

is in receipt a

j from your city requ

ing a guarantee

of

relative to in

stallation temporary hand

regulation,

We beg to advise you that the

temporary hand regulator will be

quite successful for the purpose

 

TO THE CITY COUNCIL

the '

delivery |

THE DAILY NEWS.

‘WOODWORTH LAKE
WATER IS TO BE
TURNED ON TODAY

rhe water supply of this city]
: ’

hereafter will come by gravity
rhe new system tying up the city |

is

Lake
be

iwith Woodworth just

npleted and will turned on

hydro- |

day Instead of depending
Ith pumping station at Shawat
llans the forees of nature will
rive the clear water from the
untain tops to every nook and
wner of the city, bringing

health, cleanliness and fire pro
tion in its train.

With the large million-gallor
ireservoir on the Acropolis cou
ipled up with this gravity system
the additional sécurity to fire
protection is considerable and
should lead to an immediate low
ering of the insurance rate i

of operating the plant, that it is
safer than the governor, and that
jthere is no possibility of damage

| resulting provided that the pipe
is properly designed; but
tell the
is properly designed and in-
stalled, feel
to make a sweeping guarantee.

We to
risk of damage to the machinrey

line

as

|
jwe cannot whether

line
do inclined

we not

are willing assume all

| furnished and guarantee
ithe

the terms of our

by us,
under

but it

safe operation of same
contract,
is understood under
our contract we do not
the system to our
tract. We further
out that the delay on the delivery
of the

which

exterior
would point
governor

over we have no control,
and consequently
bility. We,

sume any additional expense con-

no responsi-

therefore, cannot as-

cerning the shipment of the gov-

ed against the non-delivery to
date of the governor.

Yours truly,

CANADIAN ALLIS - CHALMERS
COMPANY.
Referring to the The
News simply reported in a modi-
fied form what the
Couneil without prejudice
the
mis-statements
it

responsible.

above,

was said at

any
in

whatever matter.

were contained

therein is the Couneil who

NO GENTLEMAN.

is

In London they are
of Max
appears,

tel
Beerbohm,
so

umbrella

ling ‘this
it
to

fariton

story who,

was unlucky

at the ¢

as
lose his
Club.
With
had caused a notice
be
rooms,
“The
undersigned’s

his usual facetiousness.

to in of

terms:

the

posted one
in these
the

umbrella will eor

nobleman who took

with Beerbohm, saying that it was

a gratuitous affront to sfate that

a nobleman had taken the

brella.

\ coating of flashlight eompo-

sion on the face of a target will

ignite on being struck and show
*

a bullet has entered

 

where

pipe |

the terms of |
assume |
any responsibility for any part of}

cone |

is due to causes |

ernor from Montreal to Prince!
Rupert by express, and should
your corporation desire such |

shipment to be made we will ex- |
pect you to pay the difference be- |
|

tween freight and express
charges.

We further desire to take ex-
ception to the prominence given
in the Prince Rupert newspapers
and the mis-statement that the
delay in starting your plant is
entirely due to the non-comple-
tion of the plant by this company,
as we understand and believe it
to be true that your pipe line has
not up to the present time been
completed. If this is correct then
there has been no delay in start-
ing the plant which can be charg-

If any,

of his loss |

elub

fer a great favor by leaving it
with the clerk of this elub.”’
Some member — re monstrated |

um-|

COURT OF REVISION, VOTERS’
LIST, 1915. |

i
|

TAKE Court |
of Revision to c¢
the Voters’ List for
be held the
p. m.,. December
hand that the said Court
of Mayor Newton
Dybhavn and MeClymont.

Any

plaint

NOTICE that the
wrreet and revise |
the year 1915)
City Hall at}
10, 1944

}
consists |

lwill in

40

and Aldermen |

person having any com-/|

as to names being improp-

lerly placed on said list or im

omitted therefrom |

at

properly

should attend said Court and
lay

ERNEST A. WOODS
Clerk,

278
| For Xmas Cards see
Bros.

City

|

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his complaint. |
i

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|

|

McRae}
273-82

To eliminate one cause for dis-

putes about gas and electric bills,
a Virginian has patented a device
for photographing the dials of
meters.

Salvation Army.

 

“% |
meetings, Tuesday, |
and Saturday at 8 p. m.|

at 7:30 p.m.

Publie
Phursday
Sundays

NOTICE.
The Canadian Patriotic Fund.

Will those who need assistance

 

from the above fund, resident in
the city or district and whose
readwinner is on active service
with the forces of the Empire or
her

retary of the local organization.
W. E. COLLISON.

P. O. Box 735.—tf.

 

Ship your

FREE

Our Trappers Guide
Supply Catalog and
rice List,

Write today, address

To JOHN HALLAM 1 LimiTEO

Wise Precaution

will prevent the little illness of today
from becoming the big sickness of
tomorrow and after. For troubles of
the digestive organs you can rely on

BEECHAM’S
PILLS

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Sold everywhere. In boxes, 25 cents

 

Allies, kindly notify the sec- |

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man stragglers al

the

 

| BRITISH TROOPS IN FRANCE.— [iritish troops searching for Ger-
village of Roulle,

 

 

|\CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND

—COLLECTIONS TO DATE

Amount prev ously

knowledgwed ....e006-
Deposited at Bank of
Montreal, “J, M.”..,
Sisters Bailey, per Ma-
jestic Theatre ......
Canadian Fish & Cold
Storage Co., Ltd
Staff, Publie Sehools...
Db. J. MeDonald, Kineo-
Bee rer sar or SE
Chief Councillor Adam,
SNEN..'0s oo weesc 23
Jas. Robinson, Kineolith
A. OW BGs os adc «
Bi, Bo BPE Fo de tae
Marine Depot Ein-
pleyees, Digby Isl.
Staff Bank of B. N. A...
City officials and em-
ployees
Mayer, Legal and City
eo | ee
Treasurer and Collee-

83,310.40

5.00
'

5.00

344.60

35.36
10.00
2.00
2.00
5.00

5.00

45.75

10.00

26.00

Sora Dbpts, «.cnserss, 20.50
City Engr. and Staff and
Pur, AO. +5: hae Mees 33.00
mORIGh DOE. wii coke cts 28.50
Telephone Dept. ...... 29.00
AWE SOR. es sree aks 99.00
woes Degas, we s.ce5 ks 25.25
ane SHINE. - 0-40 ne Cad Caen 19.00
Foreman Douglas and
gang of 32 men..... 115.00
Foreman Booth and
gang of 5 men ..... 23.80
Foreman Lundquist
and gang of 37 men. 54.50
Foreman Shockley and
gang of 4 men...... 21.00
Foreman Walker and
gang of 32 men ..... 102.10
Me FE 10.00
ee a ae 10.00
eee eee... chs cn nwa 4.00
a an WO 2 x's ols bob 3.60
My B. Weber nds u liek 3.00
ORE Re 2.00
a, Meni btn éaane 3.50
A. Halvareen .... sss. 4.00
ae Rs knees vee 4.00
Tatal to Gais.;... «ss $4,415.85
&. T. HEWARD,
Treasurer,
December 1, 19144,

 

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The Dye that colors ANY KIND
of Cloth Pert

 

nan decorations on Doe
Columbia State.

St. Andrew's Society gave thei
jannual ball last evening, yester-
| diay being St. Andrew's Day,
|About forty or fifty couplés were
jpresent and everybody had a
good time. Their own orehes
tra supplied the musie,

And to think that the Kaiser
once hung about ten feet of Ger-

hit!

 
      
 

76 Years
Gapitat ano Suae.us $7,766, 666.

im Buenmess.

Teach The Children
The Value of Money

If your children learn, while
growing, not only how to
spend money wisely, but how,
by self-denial, to save some-
thing for the future, you will
have started them on the road
to financial success. Opena
Savings Account for each in
the Bank of British North

America, and encourage them

to add to it regularly.

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH

MARGETTS, Manager.

P.

Carpenters’ Tools

Wire Cable

tron Pipe

Rope Valves
Pumps Hose

1836 tHe Bank or 1914 |
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710 SECOND AVE

Builders’ Hardware
Stee! Blocks
Pipe Fittings

es

reaaeaee tee

Gras 3. W id

ere
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Be os oS
Bac n rs
DON T WaAcH
IN
| ICY WATER
THIS
WINTER
—fifteen
after ye
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Age

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POPOOPPP OP POOP OOF Ooo e PPP *>—R Ob

COTTAGE FOR RENT

a i

NEAR DRYDOCK
PARTLY FURNISHED

$10.00

PER MONTH

 

 

PATTULLO & RADFORD

SECOND AVENUE

 

 

SOE EREONIEEM

Ship Chandlery
Fishing Tackle
Rifles and §!
Ammunition
Paint

tguns

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated !ron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

 

 

 

 

 

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Our 1915 Catalogue

Which Has Just Been Distribute!

 

Will aid you in making your selection of Christma: Oil's
Write for this book if one has not reached you. Note the
fine range of SIGNET RINGS on Page 11 and « ort

om

ment of Ebony, Silver and French Ivory Toilet We

Pages 45 to 53, inclusive.

 

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JEWELLERS AND SILVERSM//!
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