Wallace’s. tf.
CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Proposed Plank Roadways.
SEALED TENDERS will be re-
| ceived till p. Monday,
2i, i944, the con-
lstruction of the following plank
lroads and
1) Bacon st.,

Alfred street.
| (2) Borden street
| Frederick

3
Plans may be seen and specifi-
feations obtained

CLOSE IN

$30.00

THE DAILY NEWS ' by ,
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| Zaturday and went into part sh ent the par Ito het ater In rebutta M Pishy ealled |
: COMOX AVENUE THE — » I rl had — ent She did not wash!Mr, Haynes to dence of h
' ; th he Wey ‘
“ ” 11 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS epg 3 couldn't inerview with |
y ews | TRIAL OF REX VS HARRIS settlement | money. tt blou heca he ildn't ter \ h the ac eh,
3 ey i Wl the postoMee evidently told him a e of
; didn't know here Dais eptib ithered i
IED ADS. Try &mi <illas’ ice cream. . » Babe | tale mt ane ‘
CLASSIF ° Iry a -_ . Continued From Page 0 her money except her loose mon spector ited her at the Sa i 1 she had be
ad kin . : ; icks in Prinee med lvat \
P — Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. |'!™* which was in he tocking. | vat Army ba : ;
FOR RENT Phone 4 tf Witness: “No, I was not I f wh sl ntended | t ali iid she was several} bere for three years and that
‘ . oo. ’ ‘ When she left tow i ' ’
— " S:-4 +s _ l Vancouve before herjthe streneth of her r period
never use ‘hop, to Paul Gottlieb, in Bulla \ ! x | i
, RENT—Three unfurnished rooms and ae f “wonomic gifts of , ’ . . yal ‘eas, laervice e oine
yo rathrocmns Will sell furniture cheap. Useful and economi | ‘The next witness, Rosie Bloom but she wired him for 850 from d bought a baby dre ervir he was going to apply
_D >» ’ Avenue EF i 8 Tallace’s. of . or siete wife i : » I . “
Apply evenings, 213 Fifth tag . many kinds,._Wallace’s cross-examined, did not t NY-|vaneouver to see if he were atill ie sent to her sister, Sheff a month leave She had
a ‘ one how much she was making areata ot Rece ne no} ved a photo of her sister's ;done a lot of wor among the ty ;
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot| Open for business evening.— et is terested in 2 tet = custods Gi ldians and wee able | ab i
and cold water, Clean and comfortable. e* Did not think it likely that othe eply. she bought a ticket for To iby when she was in cu ye i as able to speak thre:
Only $2.50 per week, Klondyke Hotel, McRae Bros. 279.88 did ply, ' nepert hettnn teenuhines
Fulton and Seventh Avenue, . nto, intending to go home ; ee uD wuag
Cua. Pe ‘ \ ywostoMes ahe i wi the Mr. Patmore then summed up
n FOR SALE “Something different” in blouses Mr. Haynes, assistant | She was dischaf@ed by the M Fisher That was n ; iu
: “ opt » bab ns e deren o the
and neckwear just received. Wal- inspector, of Victoria, gave evi-| savistrate at the first hear u heard of the baby, wa th lefen i h rT He had
sinaientsitiimcis —$ $$ a {ee arr . ccs | bi brought evidence to show U
FOR SALE CHEAP—Mahogany Victor Vic-|lace’s. tf, dence as to the parcel add ‘lput had stayed in town to clea ugh ! Nn that it
Cabinet and 44 Record win ueders ae to Fanny Herman, General Deliv-|, haracter. ‘She was under 1 Witness: ‘Yes.’ was not customa for the wor
Cabinet an ecords so o re cn ‘ ‘ .
te Cape <= ners APO A Leather cushions with Indian «ry. roronto. The address was il detention whatever = Mr. Fisher Then why did you n of ¢ x tell the othe
; a Si !
FOR SALE—Six coat leases at a very|heads. Special Xmas prices at in the handwriting of the ack her discharge she had lived at the y the baby clothes in Vancou-|how much n they had rhe
sasonable price. Write, Leigh & ‘ , ' . ' rater | { '
tees Colleany, cedar hapids, lowa,| Geo, D. Tite's. 282tfied; it had probably been posted) giivation Army barrack i p Bee ed certainly had mone uli
U. &. A. gxce 2. in Prinee Rupert about the tenth ide her living burning het Witness Oh, [ meant that/the tin he was pleading |
; 8 N house, Section 7 , — . ; rite 7
 e) $20. a month; total i, ne. Everything for the Christmas| or eleventh of Septembe It ¢ 1 stove—cooking va the first photograph I had |i rly, for she ent two different
P. 0. Box 190, , ’ 9 : j
stocking.—Wallace’s. tf./tained a “middy” blouse, in the “4s drafts am ting to #250 to t
FOR SALE—60-H.P, capacity steam boiler ee ar" Cross-examined hy Mr. Fisher ; ©
SS Sanam “te cect’ ove nae jcollar of which were concealed)... tolling the police about her| Mr. Fisher: “We had befter|/so-called “gentleman friend” at
had cheap. Im excellent order. > * * * : . en telling e police {
} 5, Dally News. 220tr. bank notes to the value of $218 ean | leave ‘ at | Buffalo
OF ene e Fine Chinaware, Cut Glass, ete., mey she had forgotten the $80/ leave it at tha |
Bote Mr. R. L. MeIntosh went into : he kept WW ' reatio th Mr.| Adding the money she had
WANTEO big variety, medium prices. ins trie : dintete teat sewed up in the dress. She kep hen in conversa i ing n
© DOX Bnd srarer a m a! ' » ' . to she was |wher he eft Alva O'Neill's to t
ee Wallace's. e red book for the partner Haynes the inspec ! as] i
robe , @ parce ft here |
WANTED— Large Mail, Order house wants en ee probability the parcel le 1 “ve vest @tth Datee tee, Oke tad abenit c e tickets for alwhat she earned at Daisy Le:
t » willin o wor e ; the ail on Sep nbe j
hours for $20 weekly, contract given, Skates and Hockey Sticks at with the mail on September 11 : eve told the girls the truth) Salvation Army entertainment |place it was easy to account for
osition permanent. Experience un f Chief Viekers gave evidence o i ‘
ecessary samples Ex 6 zo Co-| Fred Stork’s Hardware. tf. —— 5 . , al her monev matters She and at the same time she did not | the ims found in her possess
> ) j ntario. e stateme ade b e accus
Operative Union, Windsor 2 2 th tatement made by the a ; talked to any respectable|want her family in Toronto to find rhe money was stolen betwee: f
—Four-room house in Section 7 ‘ »& aanta. 10d © er arrival in Prinee Rupert
‘Se ae for $125 Ts ay Christmas postals, 2 for 5 cents. ed on her arrival in I ' “ eople to tell the truth to In t through the postofiice what|Wednesday and Saturday—-thers
month until paid. Box 102 y Ne Wallace’ f. after her arrest in ancouver. !
allace’s. tf. ntally hh nat i if ith s he SI hadit st have bee lots of opporti He
‘ ale | she rem ced ‘ mee ipation wa ere she lac pmiu a ni ppot in
WANTED. Situstion, ae youne OT ren e 8. 8 | She said she had about $500, when ia mies r 1" th tkod 5 nese. HAN for oth people t ten) it {
ookkeeper or office S | id the chiel anything 1 as ®itaiked more or 1¢88 ¢f ri ao es { o ‘ eo oO slet
sonable, Apply Box 115, Dally News.) For qa comfortable room, come|she left town. Three hundred and es poet aan fs
. H i, 836 § th After this tribute to Mr.) was strange that the parcel con- 1 thal time jtne f
7 . hes day work, en to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec- sixty she still had and she gave : ' <i 65 ane _ ¢ Daiey 1
vue: ae a ~ ton Bisck ond Avenue, near Eighth Street. | an account of the rest which tal share the Court sijournes rom 98 oe she be sagt ppm Sieg
ad; ood dres ake e . . é t ) eres ( val- or | : \
401. esa|Newly opened. Steam heat and hind with the fact erhina th atin Friday Morning's Hearing. through the dead letter offlee. She jand Alva O'Neill, it was not to be | thought
hot and cold water in every room. — — : boars ; d received replies to other let-|relied upon. Both of them stat '
WANTED—View lot and house: close, tay Free baths. Rates reasonable.|tody she received two letters, one rhe trial of Rex vs. Harris was | had ved replic other le ul . : Ce
a on onee” Soles. Box Yoo, OS Yiddish, probably from her { tinued this morning, with the|ters sent to the same address jed on oath that they did not sel .
pial ut Ss ) WE 0 |
Daily News. . : . . F , . } rria e bo She dic yan) , one ». iquor Such a statement, every d
y shy ee Bryant Company, Ltd., are to j}mother, and another addressed to cused, Lily «Hart in the Bos ane: ON. HONE Ree ee 7 : 2 able naw w bsurd lreally
MISCELLANEOUS be congratulated on the quality! \Fanny Herman, from Paul Gott- ler cross-examination. She said|/cause she was afraid of banks, |reasonable man knew was absurd. |
of advertising displayed in to-| lieb that she had made a lot of money | She put $100 into the Union Bank In addition to this the jury ' eange
iad 7, Block , , nat wie
boar vag erg worth 94,000; $1,000|day’s paper. It is something new} Dr. Tremayne stated that he at- | *°!!'"4 juer She couldn't re-|at one time and took it out She must remember that the accused :
cash; balance 5 years, 7 per cent, or : : ; ’ . c 2 " sir aii Mica a : . : ; ” ilnen eal a = BAG = didmicead tb a awisirate|2:2° P
$3,000 cash. 0. J. Leduc, P. 0. Box in Rupert papers. The list of | tended the accused on September ember the name of the manjhad’ accounted for $468, not) was dismissed by the magistre tnt ag
et, Soe gifts, too, is full of excellent : sr suffering from | !?0™m Whom she bought the liquor.|counting money sewn in her and had stayed in town of her own | "PE™ &™
MARRY!—Why remain alone? Why n ii and found her suffering fr ae
-lsug sti | He was just a peddler, ¢ q » dress ¢ one the parcel. fre will order to lear er}
wate nue delendabte.. our club pet uggestions. jnerves. He thought it likely that : we t a peddler, and came : and money in the parcel iy = oe aa | Ladies’ Desks—A gift that is
F . * * * : the doors o e ouses She She oug , ‘lling e pe eharacte ‘ ar ree ng}
troduction Club, ‘Box #64, venswurer, _, the attack was caused by the sui- he d f the hou She) She thought when telling the po- ct ler. She had been living appreciated. Fumed, Golden and
8. ¢. Pay a small deposit and we'll . t want to get anybody in'lice she had only sent $100 and at the Salvation Army barracks
: : : cide of Chivers a day or two pre- . ‘ : . | Mission Finish. At Geo. D. Tite's
$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no | put anything aside until you { ble by giving a description of | #150 away that they meant to Paul and making her living honestly .
matter how small the village, for few a f | viously. , .
hours work in spare time, experience; need it.—Wallace’s. tf.) The Sean fi Bertha ‘he man. He was just a plain man/Gottlieb. She told the drummer He claimed that every fact ad
unnecessay, sition permanent. The ae ie evidence 0 ertha
Co-Operative Union, Windsor, Ont. ‘Schwartz and May Richards, who othing special about him. She/she had no money because she vanced by the Crown was consist- his
3 p . . : |
eT ee eNO rT The Prince Rupert Towing Co., have both left town, was read to did not know how long her sister| didn’t want to keep the dress. It ent with the woman's innocence|Majestic 1
. 4 eon general towing; the new crude oil | ithe court by Mr. Fisher. In|!@d been married—her husband|was at that very time that she and he asked the jury to give her| good line
. y > ‘9 > : : : .
Gr ae ae ve mee cross-examination Bertha was “®* @ gambler and drunkard. sent away the $100 to Gottlieb the benefit of the doubt iment is ¢ x]
« ac S- i é é §
/ 391 or Black 322. Address: P. O. a
(f { Box 96. Agency for the “Avance’ » asked: “Did you tell anyone how we
Crude Oil tigen 165tf. | jmuch money you had?” to which
x (a & ss | she replied, “Nothing doing.”
TIONES” i
SE Decanters and glasses of all| rhis completed the case for the e
oe ‘ kinds for the Christmas cheer.—)| Crown. 6
The place for Christmas pres- Wallace’s. tf.| Mr. Patmore, in opening the
ents—Wallace’s tf. ie jcase for the defence, said the case
— a nee eee
oS — The telegraph rate to Vancou-|for the Crown was built up on the} |
For every $2.00 purchase dur=|ver and Victoria over the new G./fact that the girl had no money), | ®
ing December gives you a chance|y Pp. wire has been reduced from until the disap rance of that] |
for Special Brass Bed and Wil-/<; °5 +., 2i, making it now the stolen. He proposed to show that
ten Carpet Square Drawing at | same as over the government) she had money At the very time 6 6
Geo. D. Tite’s. 282tf | jline. This, too, is no doubt an-|she was complaining of poverty |
Jother of the acts of our “popu-|she sent away at one time $100
jlar member.” | and later $150. The money in the;
| ae ee middy blouse was sent to To-|
HOUSES TO RENT | Every 50c¢ purchase gives you}ronto to a sister who had mar-|
= |
ja chance to win the $25 doll at| ried a drunken scoundrel and was | |
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December

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$10, 00

PER MONTH

PATTULLO & RADFORD

SECOND AVENUE

sidewalks:
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FIRST ‘PRIZE A KITCHEN KITCHEN
CABINET

Next ten persons coming nearest
to the number of Puffed Rice in the
bottle we will give each a box of
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With Every $1.00 Purchase
You Get a Coupon

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Phone 572 311 3rd Ave.

 

 

School of Music and Shorthand

VINCENT ©. KNOWLES
(Violinist Westholme Opera House)
TEACHER OF
Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Singing

Pianos Tuned and Repaired
Phone _ Green 61

MRS. “KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman's Shorthand

at the City En-|

 

I in want. He would
| the time of leaving here the ac-

cused had

no intention of going
to Toronto—her destination was
Buffalo. In fact, every bil of evi-
denee brought out by the Crown

was consistent with the innocence
of his client

who
the

sent

He first called Harry Smith,

runs a messenger service
district. He had
on two different oc-
the

18,

in
Comox
money away

for

or

accused

$100,
$150.

Lily

She

casions
17
August

once on

 

July and again
jabout -
The accused,
took the

Rupert

| then
to Prinee

this

Harris,
box. came

x

about July 8 year.

”

| She had
j}to the O'Neill house.

she went
At the

good money

only when

iginning she made
|
especially selling iiquor.

| “You heard Daisy Lee and
j}Alva O'Neill say they didn't sell |
| liquor?”
| “Oh, yes, but there are men in
\this room that could prove dif-
ferent Every place down there |
sells drinks.”

She did not think it necessary
to buy new clothes. There is no
need of beautiful clothes in

She was never on
Alva O'Neill

| Prince Rupert,
\good terms with

 

 

Suite 15, MoMordie Apt.

She went to Daisy Lee's place

 

 

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EASY CHAIRS and ROCKERS
Special Christmas Reductions
These are the solid construction
kind covered in genuine leather
and English Tapestry---within the

reach of all buyers

20 per cent. from regular price

JUST ARRIVED
Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry
Carpet Squares in many handsome
designs---Special Xmas Discounts.

 

OUR ANNUAL GIF

For every $2.00 purchase during

December gives you a chance for--
First Draw

Handsome Brass Bed, value

Second Draw

Wilton Carpet Square, value

LADIES DESKS
Finished in Fumed and Golden
Oak and Mission. Leather
cushions, in many handsome de-
signs. Fancy Tables, Oak Pedes-

tals, Sectional Bookcases.

$75.00

$60.00

 

 

China Cabinets, Dining Tables, Chairs, Buffets, at Big Xmas Reduction

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