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“ a Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
FOR RENT Phone 4. tf.
oem o e* @ 6
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms and Useful and economic gifts of
bathrooms Will sell furniture cheap.
Apply evenings, 213 Fifth Avenue many kinds.—Wafllace’s, tf.
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FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot Six girls’ bear cloth sets at
and cold water. Clean and comfortable. ii
only $2.50 ger week Kiondyke Hotel,/#1.25 each. Jabour Bros, 290.92
Fulion and Seventh Avenue. we.
72 |
FOR SALE The largest variety in Men's
ities senetitittimmninitnnititmnnn Neckwear and Fancy Silk Muf.
FOR SALE Bargain, Kohler-Campbell | filers at the Aeme. tf.
Piano in good econditien Apply P. 0
Box 048. 228-200 = ae
FOR SALE CHEAP—Mahogany Victor Vie-| “Something different” in blouses
trola, together with Pooler Record . “
Cabinet and 44 Records Also Modernjand neckwear just received. Wal-
Drop Head Sewing Machine Apply Fiat], -
, Clapp Bidg 287-289|lace's. tf.
FOR SALE-—New house, form. Ay * * *
eh 0 & month; to 150.

P.O. Bou 190. : 2istt.| Leather cushions with Indian
FOR SALE—50-H.P. capacity steam botler heads. Special Xmas prices at
and &8-H.P. stationary engine. Can oe
had cheap. In excellent order. Ap Geo. D. Tite's. 282tf

ply Box 15, Dally News. 220tr. acme oe
WANTED iseful Xmas gifts to suit every
af fancy at the Acme Importers,|
WANTED—Large Mail Order house wants} Ltd. tf.
men evorywhere willing to work a few . e e
hours for $20 weekly, contract given,
siticn vermanent. Experience un- : = ne . ‘" a a
fSocomer.- Samples free. The Co- Everything for the Christma
Operative Union, Windsor, Ontario. stocking Wallace's. tf.
WANTED—Four-roam house in Section oa ae

Five or Six for $125 down and $25 6

month until paid. Box 102, Daily News. Fine Chinaware, Cut Glass, etc.,

WANTED—Situation by young lady s/big variety, medium _ prices.—
bookkeeper or office help. Salary rea- . ‘
sonable. Apply Box 115, Daily — Wallace's. tf.
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YANTED—Girl to assist with children and
Wiens housework. Other help kept. Good It was announced last night at

 

nome but small salar Appl th full . ;
partieuters to Box a7, The Nees. : the Council meeting that the)
289-204
board of works is about to rec-
vAI — V' ; close in;
WANTED Loe tn ateee. wil pay ¢700;}0mmend that water rates be
Dally Kos ” ng ox 100! charged to general fund as the
- sewerage system now is. It may
___ MISCELLANEOUS ____ }come up at the next meeting.
SACRIFICE SALE—Excavated Lot 7. Block 7
i, Section 1; wort J $ d Te ~a’ > _ Paw
cash; balance 5 years, 7 per cent, or ren ladies fur sets, grey,
gl RD J. Leduc, P. 0. = brown and black. Must go at half

MARRY!—Why remaia alo’ tj/price. Jabour Bros. 290-92

ne? Why no
better your position? Our club is pri-

pad and aoa. Best in bd —. ° 7. %

nformation dc in & 3. “a n- Sk ; i

troduction Club, Bor 264, Vancouver, Skates and Hockey Sticks at
B. C. Fred Stork’s Hardware. tf.

$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no *_ * *

matter how smell the village, for few
hours work in spare time, experience
unnecessa"y, tion permanent. The
Co-Operative Union, Windsor, Ont.

A large variety of Men's Dress-
ings Gowns and Smoking Jackets;
At
tf.

=|English imported; all wool.
the Acme Importers, Ltd.
oe

The Skeena River Syndicate at

 

Haysport wants the Council to
electric
The
electric superintendent will look

supply power at that

solicitor

 

point. city and

into the matter and report.

The ace for Chris as -8-
The place for Christmas pres See

ents—W allace’s. tf.

 

Pay a small deposit and we'll

os a agate ——j|put anything aside until you

For every $2.00 purchase dur-)...) i, Wallace's. tf.
ing December gives you a chance a

for Special Brass Bed and Wil-| We «till have several ladies’

ton Carpet Square Drawing at «ats selling at $10 each. Jabour |

Geo. D. Tite’s. 282tf | Bros. 290.92

 

 

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| The Council is taking up the

iG. T. P. It is estimated that the
DON’T BE SKEPTICAL | /mpany requires a supply of a

} quarter of a million gallons. The

IT’S TRUE

jcity engineer was authorized to
negotiations for

| ply ing this through a meter.
* *

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enter into

 

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A FIVE ROCM MODERN 3 The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,

‘OUSE, CLOSE IN, WITH jgeneral towing; the new crude oil
ALL CONVENIENCES jtug “P.R.T. No. 1.” Phone Red

391 or Black 322. Address: P. O.
$18.00

sup-

THE DAILY NEWS

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Christmas postals, 2 for ! te lee e
wallace’ “1 In the Letter Box }
oe 6 In the Letter Box
For useful Xmas presents ;
ode e® prices, ser he ome
moderat prices, th Acn me asain thetr
nporters tf
on ae Dear Sit Would you favor me
+ >
! epace for the ollo x
Goodness, me! 1T haven't nearly)“ th a pac for l fol oe
tter rep o a letter publish
all my Xmas packages ready t ett reply to a letter publi
send East Why. I will just ed in The News on December 11,

by a person who goes by the nom
de of “Merchant Now,
ly am not enthusiastic over the

Ave
and sit for a photo and have them

to the Benson Studio, 2nd nué

plume

printed for Saturday s mail

ro 8 mail order business and never
Decanters and glasses of alljhave been. I, like many others
ikinds for the Christmas cheer cling to the city and do the best
Wallace's. tf.|I possibly ean for it but when
| oe Merchant” says we all get our
Before purchasing Xmas pres-jliving in this locality, I doubt it
~~ ts look over our stock of fancy|a great deal. Further on he says
goods. Demers. 290-92/)"Who pays our taxes, helps the
| No, it is not too late to sit f needy, looks after the poor or
that photo which you would like|supplies the unemployed?” Well,
to send East for Xmas. Benson|/the majority of businessmen in
Studio, 2nd Avenue. this town have no property and
we only a business license which

There seems to be some 1 they vote on, but do they help thé

local money that wants to get lost

poor or help the needy? I do not
jin the laundry business. A. Mac-|ipink eo as here Rupert we
| donald and 8. Holmquist applied|paye very few poor people com-

| to the City Council last night for] ared with other cities in the Do-
jPermission to open a laundry in| minion, where “thousands” today
jthe Bulkley Block. It did not}are starving just where the mail
jmatter that there was a bylaW/order houses are located. Well,
| forbidding this. The request was|),¢ ys come to the last question
on ae he asks, “Who supplies our un
i eer jemployed?” I must admit that
A conference was held between A
tt oa " some of “our merchants do so
ja committee o » Cit Co :
} : . > mn —. with the absolute necessities of
and J. F. Ritchie and David H .
} : life and charge a most magnifi-
Hays with regard to the Fourth
cent price for whatever he sells,
) Avenue sewer. It was agreed that .
but in regard to work wherewith

ithe city take it over at a value of
? ; nay “ a man obtains his dollars*to pay

$308. The Council endorsed this
| for his goods the local merchants
and a bylaw will be introduced to

do absolutely nothing, as will be
jcover this.

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A picture posteard of the local |"#¥iné to parade on the enforced

 

idle list for six months of every

company now at Victoria has

lueem renetved of this ofes tromi?*™: Only the other day some

Mr. P. F. Godenrath, who is a sixty men landed here from Van-
eouver to work on the drydock

jmembers of the corps. The boys
| £ , # °F y >
jlook fine in their new uniforms and already we

 

land already appear to have the
| uprigiit potee of regelare same line of work idle in town
a2 here waiting anxiously for that |
Another body was found across |Ye"'y work—yet the stranger gets |
| the harbor today, indicating that|frst chanee. Now they are still)
there must have been another | Waiting And this kind of thing
| eeveysiieaet case. The body was lo-|i8 seing at regular intervals. |
jeated by Andrew Konka and he|™ hat are these strangers doing
| communicated with the police | for the town? They get the work,
lwho are now trying to solve the|S@t the money, and get through |
lidentity of the man. with the work and leave town, |
: taking the money out of town
eee eee eee eee eee *e with them Those who have
* BELLA COOLA NOTES */been here two or three years
"eee i, os abt * ## # | have to stand by for the neweom-
ers all the time. Now if this
I a aoe om os oe | “Merehant is a member of the
des aie ha eel down (pont of Trade let him start
i Tides it tare oreddes ann. some plan whereby his townspeo-
cide ee Mites oo bt. nash ple are going to benefit and if
lites a ee oe es | there is any work going on let
i jthe stranger within our gates
Good progress is being made! oin¢ after the citizens for chari-
on the aatenaive repairs oO the | ty starts at home and thus show
meg: a a pre '* lthe citizen who requires work how

) now eine avores with fine

jto support the town and home

jweather and able-to get in full merchants. We all know this to
time. Several of the men ©R-Ibe @ strenuous time and when
raged © e work have take |
gaged on the work have taken in Ithe prices of foodstuffs come
ivoluntary duckings in the cold

jdown in comparison to the stand-
jwaters of the harbor, but so far

ard of wages paid in this locality
with no

serious result

 

and the merchants start some co-

 

Box 96. Agency for the “Avance”
Crude Oil Motor. 165tf.
PER MONTH }

HIGH CLASS ROOMS

ALL MODERN CONVEN-
1ENCES—EQUAL TO FIRST
CLASS HOTEL.

 

PATTULLO & RADFORD §

SECOND AVENUE

 

 

 

 

 

* Rates Only $1.50 to $2.50
Per Week.
noom 8 meine ST. LOUIS ROOMING HOUSE
MISS B. KAYNE , Wet Gad of Pires Ave.
ELECTRIC, VIBRATORY, HAND sig

The farmers of the valley are| operative plan
|
full

dry weather and

if this mail order
still let
en-ithe merchants “holler and growl.”
land

advantage of the
bi
}

j|eaged in the hard task of

jtaking ine |business is bad then

as

are sily

Mr. George Morrow stated at a
shone » Wie Mat... nas
\« learing. The Saloomt sawmill at| banquet the other week that fresh

| Hagensborg has a number of men| meat is still as high priced as it

jengaged cutting shingle bolts, and] was ip the earliest days of this
no one is idle city. Why? Because the butch-
Phe local Conservative held alers know the people cannot pos-

the Mackenzie

lon Saturday last, but as no report
|

jmeeting at School! sibly get fresh meat from the

I think a little

common sense on the part of the

mail order house.

of the proceedings is to hand we

 

 

HOT PACKS MEDICATED RUBS

 

 

 

Ten More Prizes Added

FIRST PRIZE A KITCHEN
CABINET

Next ten persons coming nearest
to the number of Puffed Rice in the
bottle we will give each a box of
Fry's Chocolates valued at $1.00.

With Every $1.00 Purchase
You Get a Coupon

Fuller’s Grocery

 

School of Music and Shorthand

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

Pianos Tuned and Soguees
Phone Green 61

jare unable to state the nature of|jocal merchants will alleviate a
| the business transacted. It is|a great deal of this trouble and
po several new members were keep this city out of the state
enrolled, although strange to say,|that other cities in the Dominion
at the last eleetion the Liberals |of Canada have got into.

Hoping some person more able

~ than myself will give some ideas
All things come to the one who

of

to start a co-operative system, I

the am, yours trily,

in

pe the largest vote.
kind

right an
eating joint. A CITIZEN
Prince Rupert, Dee, 14, 1944.

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| Some girls never seem to learn
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janything at boarding schoo! ex-

 

Teacher of Pitman's Shorthand

Suite 15, MoMordie Apt.

Phone 572 311 3rd Ave.

 

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EMPRE

F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

Christmas postals and cards; me-

cept to be snippy. dium prices

Wallace's.

 

 

seen by the citizens of this town |

have twenty citi-|
zens, at the least, who follow the}

   
 
  
  

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LOOK LISTEN

- SAFETY FIRST

CHRISTMAS GOODS THAT MUST BE SOLD wWituin THE
Next eight days, and in order to be on the safe side of oy,
statement we are going to make prices ou the following |i nes
that will enable you to give a handsome and useful Chris,
Gift, at prices you can’t afford to pass

mas

 

Silk Pyjamas
.50 and $7.00 for $4.25
7.50 Silk Gowns for $5.00

 

Dressing Gowns

 

$20.00 for $16.00
$16.00 for $13.00
$13.50 for $9.50
$10.00 for $6.75

Men’s Fancy Silk

Hose
$1.00 for 75c.

 

 

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Silk Neck Collar Bags
$1.50 ;

Handkerchiefs $1.

Fancy Silk, $2.00 for $1.60 oo
Black Silk, $1.25 for $1.00 70.
Fancy Silk, $1.50 for $1.25
Fancy Silk, $1.00 for 75c.

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Smoking Jackets

 

 

Mufflers

$7.50 for $6.00
$2.00 for $1.60
$1.00
50e.

for 60c.
for 35c.

 

$10.00 {
$7.00 and $>

 

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Fur-lined Glove:

$3.50 f $

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MARTIN : O’REILLY

3rd Avenue

 

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

Proposed Plank Roadways.

SEALED TENDERS will be re-
ceived up till 5 p. m., Monday,
December 21, 1944, for the con-

struction of the following plank
roads and sidewalks:

(1) Bacon st., 10th avenue and
Alfred street.

2) Borden street

3) Frederick street.

Plans may be seen and specifi-
cations obtained at the City En-
gineer's office.

The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.

W. MeG. MASON,
City Engineer.
Salvation Army.

Public meetings, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m
Sundays at 7:30 p.m

For a comfortable room, come

to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec.)
Street. |

ond Avenue, near Fighth
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room.

 

Free baths. Rates reasonable
ECONOMY.

A nice warm pair of slippers
makes a most weleome and inex-
pensive Xmas Present See our
display H, E. Peck, Shoe Man

289.90

Latest novelties in Ladies’ Gol-

jlars and Fashionable Neckwear.

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W allace's. tf.

Every election demonstrates

that a lot of us do not vote as we

tf. pray

(SOLD BY ALL GROCERS)

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COFFE!

 

Aftor Use bath with BABY’S OWN SOA!
skin is smooth, comfortable, and exhale
aroma cf fycshly cut flowers.

vee’ m from skin troubles, explains i

the? hing sleep which “Baby's Own S&
cujoy. lwpecially for nursery use insist on "Ba

ALBERT SOAPS Limited, Manufacturers, - MONTREAL
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