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the engineering and treasurer ie.
CREAM sumed prior t » last civic elec
, —" = price to Uae lest civic « ‘partments We have less: ed
BAKING POW DER tion—re hydro-electric franchise. | 45 burden of taxation from 47
: At that time, though marked con-/ mills gross to 14 mills gross. We
tentions were held forth to you|have completely adjusted all the
by parties seeking to sell ur|publiec aeeounts and have com-
i, ; . a “rfec ‘
franchise to the Prince Rupert]! leted the most perfect audit that
; »., Has ever been given to the city's
” Hvdro-Electrie Co.: ist Phat)
“The Daily News LOCAL NEWS ITEMS book
here as oO lcier money
ew. githere was not sufficient m ¥| We assumed power by inherit-
CLASSIFIED ADS. Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream. |®vailable in the then Hydro-! ec-ling a paper surplus of some}
7 ee tric Bylaw to furnish the city ley 17,000 of your unpaid taxes
- —- - Special meeting of Trades and : cnn tial ‘ i aie
witl n 800 >» genera 1219,000 of which was available in
POR GENT Labor Council tonight ore. to a a oe a4 a
sg a : jplant 2nd) that the city’s plant/cash The greater part of the
ie ee mn Bt
0 Si 0 flat; 221 Sixth could not be eo sted in time tolbalance was collected by the in
wa< 66 297-309 Miss Lily Harris was among} i not be completed it ie
‘ : ifurnish the necessary electric/fluence of a tax sale

FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot those leaving for the South Sun-}
and cold water, Clean and comfortable i ent for the succeeding year,| Ye are now retiring, leaving a
Only $2.50 per week Klondyke Hotel, day evening. } i i ne
Fulion and Seventh Avenue. wt. - =. jar d (3rd) that the old plant was/paper surplus of some 875,00

i or , . ce ne here ill Ȣ i -as -
FOR SALE For a comfortable room, come jin ipable of furnishing the i And th will be available a sub
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-!they required of it. istantial cash balance

_ —s . | ‘

1 bat ond Avenue, near Eighth Street./ The parties contending for the ro the official staff of the City

FOR SALE—Sewing machine an aby a oeene ie ff 4 ,
carriage Suite 11, Besner aApart-| Newly opened. Steam heat and ait retaining its own franchise|Hall I commend unstinted praise
ments $00-301 hot and cold water in every room. | : ; ‘ nie to fae.. @

> ‘ f ov ns 08 ' oO ove to ne more espeeialls ‘ e %

FOR SALE — One stove, sanitary couch, Free baths. Rates reasonable. | * vw in a position prove , aa I
See en ee cee eee eee AO BE. lyou the accuracy of their con-|McG. Mason, our eapable city en-
Kuster, 300 ; |

ter ' he ‘ollo r state- ineer, an¢ s efficient staff, to

FOR SALE—Furniture and entire effects Ladies’ Desks—A gift that fo ft ntions he following state ‘el neer, and hi j ta t
of fo 00 t. Will at a sacrifice. . i ee ae oe on
louly Pan's, t mee Besidier Ph ne appreciated. Fumed, Golden and ment of facts should ¢ nvine * hom I feel the eitizen is a
er ee Te eee ‘Mission Finish. At Geo. D. Tite's. you that the present Council has;whole should award unstinted

FOR SALE-—New house, Section 7, $100 he. eit, ti eo Pnemtata. | nnaton
cash and $20 & month; total $1,150. | made good. Instead of furnish-| pra
P. 0. Box 190. 2istf.; It is rumored that the mayor Send woud. da We bontended, onl an| Terstinw ths ubove: datement

|! ; ' :

FOR SALE—50-H.P. capacity steam boiler; will not be a candidate for re-|.. linia ae lesa be satiation’. « 7 "
and 8-H.P. stationary” engine.” can be a , . ” . tots 0 H. P, generating plant, with vi atisfactory, and wishing
had cheap. in excellent o r. -ielection a 1@ coming municipe i J _— sites ‘. om s al ® Beendn'’s ares gn.
ply Box <. Daily News. 22etr.) lout a completed gravity water 1° u all the Season greetin I

——— | system from Woodworth Lake, we;have much pleasure in remain-
S&S ' }
WANTED | have furnished you from funds)ing,

The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,

 

WANTED at rar ants chamber | general towing; the new crude oil
wonree- Young married lady will give | *US “P.R.T. No, 1." Phone Red
week, ag Ld or Black 322. Address: P. O.
nue. diy 297-302| Box 06. Agency for the “Avance”

WANTED—-Large Mail Order house wants| (ride Oi] Motor.
men everywhere willing to work a few
contract given, 7 * *

165tf.
hours for $20 weekly,

Position rmanent. Experience un-

Recessery.” Samples ites. a she Co- For every $2.00 purchase dur-

Operative Union, in r, D \o.

™ |ing December gives you a chance
WAN ‘our-

TED—F: room house
Five or Six for $125 down
month until paid. Box 102, Daily e¥S. ton Carpet Square Drawing at

WANTED—-Situation by young lady a:' Geo. D. Tite's. 282tf

 

;

RUPERT.

; ees

|To the Citizens of Prince Rupert

;
|} Ladies and Gentlemen

The

THE DAILY NEWS.

£65,000
We have further financed your
general revenues

ty its

the

from

eourece following manner:

in

TO THE CITIZENS OF PRINCE and other special fonds, of ssoule See eeeeeee eee

|\* BELLA COOLA AND DIS- *
;* TRICT NOTES *
CCC HR

From The (
| The Chelohsin

vurier

made her usual

: ave “e ri wee ‘g a port on Wed
tlime is now opportune for an ex- We have reduced the operating | weekly call at this port on "

ination of the attitude I as-

it

 

|provided from that same bylaw,

1650 H. P. generating

a
| complete, together with a com-

| pleted gravity water system, pur-

ichasing, transporting an! laying
}

jsome three and one-half miles of
/418-inch steel pipe; and doing the

necessary excavation and back-

ind $22 4| for Special Brass Bed and wil- “!!in¢ for same.

We have also provided an 18-

inch water main from Sixth Av-

bookkeeper or office help. Salary rea- ‘ : .
apply Box 115, Daily "news, | es enue, along Me Bride Street to
. Miss L. M. Kuster, the local|Third Avenue; also a 10-inch
WANTED—View lot and house; close in; - ie nsiad of water: mal . » alley on
‘about $2,500 to $3,000. Wil pay $706, Milliner, whe? has just disposed « f| water main from the alley o
Dally no _— ox 100, her business, expects to leave for |Sixth Street between Second and
Meiiieciltiscidiiet dl cteetimckebiilastiieitiinmn {OO SEOROIBCO about the taiddie| Third Avenues, along Sixth
MISCELLANEOUS of January. iStreet to First Avenue and along
Bem oe ; jee eee | First Avenue to the junction of
c Es —Excavated L : ;
tbe te were oats, "94.000 Rev. Loggie Macdonnell, who | First, Second and Third Avenue
“as ce & years, 7 pe . ) . "
oh a 7. Leted >. eben supplied the Presbyterian Church!at Lynch's store.
1385, Montreal. t

here for a few weeks in the early

$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no - a : >
inatter how small the village, for tew {YS Of the city, is now stationed
hours work in spare time, experience at His health
unnecessa-y, sition permanent. The * .
Co-Operative Union, Windsor, Ont. has apparently been restored.

MARRY!—-Why remain alone? Why not (a =

better your position? Our club is pri-

vate and dependable. Best in the west, of for
the city’s new plank roadways ar-

Fergus, Ontario.

Two scowloads lumber
Information 10c in stamps. Ideal In-

pone Club, Box 264, Vancouver,
. &
rived today, and work will start

immediately as the money for the

HIGH CLASS ROOMS

ALL MODERN CONVEN-
I1ENCES—EQUAL TO FIRST
CLASS HOTEL. ;

 

debentures covering this work has

The Westholme

Lumber Company is supplying it.
© * *

been received,

 

Unearned interest on

to the

treasury
of

certificates amount

Rates Only $1.50 to $2.50 $3,600 was returned to the city
Per Week. last night by the Bank of Mon-
‘treal. This was the amount of

ST. LOUIS ROOMING HOUSE
West End of First Ave.

intefest aceumulatedebefore the
certificates were sold.
Sasi Oe

 

 

Schoo! of Music and Shorthand

The Council is moving slowly

in the matter of putting the cost

We yet have a reshtve fund
from the same source to extend

ja water main 18 inches in diam-

from Sixth Avenue and Ful-

|
heter

jton Street along Fulton Street to

la junetion at Third Avenue. All
lof which wil! materially influence
li surance rates in the business
| distetot.

When all these shall be com-

pleted, we will yet have a surplus

remaining from that same bylaw
lsufficient to meet any accidental

emergency that may oceur_in op-
erating a new plant.

It is not my desire to be boast-
iful of accomplishments of the
present bit to show to
jyou what has been done from the
i bylaw that you had nearly
jconvineed could not supply suf-
lficient funds for an 800 H. P.

Council;

been

plant}

st of the City Hall staff, in both

Your obedient servant,
DANIEL W. MORRISSEY,
Chairman of Finance
Prince Rupert, Dec. 28, 1944.

FOR RENT

 

 

 

3-ROOM HOUSE

8TH AVE.-YOUNG ST.

PATTULLO & RADFORD

SECOND AVENUE

 

 

 

 

aermanenne

FOR A TAXI

| 15-PHONE--75

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO
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PACIFIC, PEACE RIVER AND ATHABASCA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE.

Pacific, Peace River and Athabasca Rail-
of Canada, at its next session, for an Act,
authorizing the company to lay out, con-
Struct and operate the following lines of

nesday bringing a heavy con

}signment of Christmas goods for
ithe ‘local merchants.

Mr. T. A. MeGarrigle, B. A., the)

late teacher in charge of the Ma
kenzie School, left for Vancouver
lon Wednesday. His successor is
to be Miss Kate Potts from Grand
Forks, who is expected to arrive
jin the course of a week or two

Miss Ethel Barwise, teacher at
the Hagensborg School, has als
resigned her position and left on
the last steamer for Vancouver
on her way to her home in Che
| shire, England
i Work on the wharf, which was
| sins] ended for some time await
ling the arrival of a boom of piles
from down the inlet, has beer
sumed
|
| Lou Heckman, of Antark :
visitine tow! n matters of bus
| iness

Antoine Capoose the wel
j}known Indian trader of Anaham
| Lake, left here with his pack train
lot thirty head on Friday last, af
| ter spending a few days in town
| Capoose brought down with him
ln magnificent collection of furs,

including fifteen valuable silver
| fox pelts, which have been pur

| chased by B. Brynildsen & Co. le

reports that the weather in the
interior has so far been cold with
very little snow, which is the

| ideal condition for the trapper
| The fact of such a large pack
|

train coming to this place from
| the interior at this time speaks
| volumes for the Bella Coola route)
lto the upper country It is ey
}tremely doubtful if at any othe:
point on the northern coast i!
} would be possible to penetrate the
coast range with horses at th
jtime of the year
|
Salvation Army.
Publie meetings, Puesday

| Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m
| Sundays at 7:30 p.m

 

|
POPCOL OS OL LOLOL LOO POO ROOD COLORS OOO”

| PRIZE NUMBERS

The following are the win-
ning number in the

Grand Drawing

at the

Acme Importers

Limited

Ist Prize ....... No. 2454
2nd Prize ....... No. 2379

 

VINCENT C. KNOWLES
(Violinist Westholme Opeis House)
TEACHER OF
Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Binging
Pianos Tuned and Repaired
Phone Green 61
MRS. KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand

Suite

15, McMordie Apt.

Lpla ‘ther st ry of the
lof water supply as a general levy }Plant, a further immary
|

}on the city. They are investigat- | finances of the city might be in-
ing what other cities are doing | resting at this time: :
lin the matter. Regina was quot-| We have secured sufficient

money to give an 18-inch water
main service to Section Two and

Seven; sufficient money to grade

jed as a city where this system is
lin practice.

j 7 * *

a recreation ground for the chil-
athletes of the

©..K. Ytreberg was the lowest

bidder for the planking of Fred-|dren and city:

railway: (a) Commencing at a int on
tide water, at or near the head of Kitimat
Arm, following the Kitimat River in a
northerly direction to the summit between
Kitimat and Lakelse Lake, thence in a nor-
erty direction along the valley of the
Lakelse Lake and river to the Skeena
River, thence crossing the Skeena River
by means of a high level bridge and over
the Grand Trunk Pacific 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 thenee, following the
valley of the Nass River, at or near
Aiyansh, &@ distance of approximately one

3rd Prize ....... No. 2049
4th Prize ..... No. 14

6th Prize ....... No. 1833

 

 

 

 

 

  
 

MATHIBEUS

erick Street when the recent bids
were

|

opened but last night he

asked the Council to relieve him

 

of the contract as his price was
This was done.
2. 6

 

The Canadian General Electric
Company, which installed the ma-

 

 

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. low.

chinery for the new hydro-elee-
ALBERT BLK. PHONE 637 jtrie plant, wants to get some
ROOM & lmoney on aceount but the City

'Couneil says they are not entitled
j) to any according to their own con-
until the belated governor
They will be asked to
| wait until their contract is fin-
jished.

MISS B. KAYNE
CHIROPODY A SPECIALTY
ELECTRIC, VIBRATORY, HAND
MASSAGE TREATMENT
MANICURING

HOT PACKS MEDICATED RUBS

i tract

arrives,

 

 

 

money for the new Borden Street
school; new sidewalks completing
One sidewalk
building a new plank roadway on
Borden Street; plank roadway ex-
tensions from McBride Street to
Albert Street
and intersecting streets; replank-
ed a portion of Sixth Avenue and
efficient

Section system;

Eleventh Avenue,

 

imaintained an service

whole plank roadway
| system throughous the city. We
secured sufficient funds to
‘complete the grading of Section
One and will retire from power
with a working revenue balance

for local

over our

jhave

cash,

in improvement

 

 

 

F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

bundred and twelve miles; (b) from the
junction 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 Ualanskeest River |
to the Skeena River, thence up the Skeens
River to the mouth of Bear River approxi-
mately Fifty-seven miles.
DATED at Ottawa this nineteenth day of
October, 1914. |
PRINGLE, THOMPSON, BURGESS & COTE,
Solicitors for the Applicant. ||

"WATER ACT, 1914. |

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
for the approval of the undertaking of the
City of Prince Rupert in connection with
its water development on Thulme River
has been filed and will be heard in the
oMce of the Board of Investigation at 4
date t be set by the Comptroller of Water
Rights. |

Objections to the petition may be fled
with the Comptroiier of Water Rights,
Parliament Bulldings, Victoria, B C., oF
— the Water Retorder at Prince hu
per

Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this g6um

 

day of December, A.D. 10144,
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT
EB. A. WOODS, City Clerk

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NERVINE POWDERS

 

 

 

 
  

—One trial will convince you that
@sure and safe remedy for any
headache is at your service in

Nervine P

18 in a box, 2

Vout desiet dose notaaiithem reall
box on receipt of price, 25c.
J.L. MATHIEU CO. Props.
SHERBROOKE, Pa.

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rinse it thoroughly an
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