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THE DAILY NEWS
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; 8 . eon and heard; that Sal
’ il he had and alvation Army
} ’ § RIES : thet ya to know that ee
BOYS’ BRIGADE HOLDS | OPPOSITION TO SOLDIERS’ STO wate the 1700 eo
TCHENER| FROM FIGHTING LINE} orn 0 00 tne oven sivays| Putie men
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT LORD Ki Hhept them in their thoughts; and|Thureday and sat ,
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Ties r nt eo all of them) Sundays at 7:30 ;
Friday last saw the first enter-|War Minister Mas Wad a Hard) Ap officer in the Indian Expedi-|that he meant t _— ’ 7
a : » follo w wit! | yn eve, a8 BOON)
tainment of the ist Prince Ru Fight, Says London Morn- tionary Force sends the following |again, with fh . tid dicen: 1 ff one cannot
' . aode e the war was ove e 5 :
pert Company of the Boys’ Bri ing Post. description of an epi de in th ; h ' ; Sa dae iter to hustle tha
. : ' wave ul ver ’ » is}
gade of the Presbyterian Church lKing’s visit to the front eral gave | . a saint ona et i
; ’ 0 { ‘he 0 : latter de 2 for theltiuent in ndustan
The program was long and varied} London, Jan, 9.—The M rnin6| A red-lettep day indeed a . mpression on the | 1836 THE BANK oF 1y
and revealed to a very apprecia-| Post declares Lord Kitchener has king turned up here at 10:45 this|made a great impre ig
' ad ¢ f : against oppos! r, and stayed quite a long) men '
»¢ { t srful amount had a hard fight again morning, a ‘
tive company a wonderft —_—— sertain . wntea of It was altowether a wonderful Ss orth iliej ig
of talent amongst the boys. The/tion and indifference incerta time, inspecting detachmen i
items included: quarters, and scarcely veiled hos-| in, radian Army Gorps. He only|}visit, so quiet and informal and 7) PENNS 18 Oven
Piano Selection Paul Burrows |tility in others. There are poli crossed from England last night,| businesslike; no apparent pre VAPITAL ARO BuRmioe §
‘ 0 Sydne te iad
| Song reece neh "Gell brown ticians who would like to see him I believe, stayed with the general;cautions or rehea al; the King a
Mouth Organ Selection. . Tom Black : at the wud as
“ The D © N ” ITEMS Exhibition of Indian Club Swinging lout of the Cabinet. for breakfast and saw us all be-|tramping about in th n . '
ddes Servi =
ews LOCAL NEWS quite’ bei 0°": fee Santas tort | Refore this intri@ue has gath fore lunch, going on to the next(though he were pat tridge shoot A ice Business Men
; Sword Dance | James Mitchell a : aed Rg cerenctgy = 4 eee 3
CLASSIFIED ADS. TI . } = he FE -" gone er ° James kelly |ered force, says The Post, ‘we army corps. It was quite the mos while the Prinee wandered Appreciate
The Daughters of the Empire | yoiin ‘dpean Sélection Robert Arthur | i iy olny thet the , cae € a Bi ine A guage sli ie hides
0 Selectio red Stevens | aes oO St ve ‘ nfo ‘ ehov ave eve aoe wor ‘ ;
saa ae 7 en |have wool on hand which they will |¥'™ ay Currie ‘tnd peoskes “Stork ,, | informa ; ah 7 i
erin - — --—— Parallel Bar Exhibition ed i jarmy, and indeed the nation, look He strolled up and down the] preter i French-Canadian, was The com plete an
FOR RENT lgladly supply to anyone wishing Members of the Company | tel ee ‘he offier | of , i service rendered }
‘to knit socks tt ‘te., for the M lane his open to Kitehener as 18. Pern ranks chatting with all and sun aver i i
snatiyiatescranatee o knit socks, mitts, ete., for the! Captain cFarlane in his open- ' , We , S Petich Mort
FOR RENT — Furnished Bouschoaping Idiers at the front remarks welcomed the ladies strength in the goyernment ®l apy: he asked two of our native of Britis orth
» De solaiers ¢ > Ir . ing remarks welcomes » ladies ,
bie aebiceeedans tome with mot ,o- 8 nd gentlemen and said he hoped trust that the responsible heads) mone pow Jone they had been | NEUTRALITY EXPENSIVE secured and ret
aa aie fand ge e na St » he
and cold water. Clean ond ndyke Hotel, | \ of the government will not lend in the regiment—the general in FOR SWITZERLAND accounts as well as
0 e

Only $2.50 per week
Fulton and Seventh Avenue.

 

 

 

For a comfortable room, come|they would not expect too much,

 

ettacanteniaenee ; to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-/a. the company was still in its
FOR SALE Seale ciemad. Siete took eng | meee He need have made no
ese eM Ta. ae |hot and cold water in every room. | apologies, for the work of the
ty Oye a Oe ig Free baths. Rates reasonable.|boys, and the whole entertain-
es Dee ae aad Te ment, was little short of a revela-
“ash “and 0 "mona total “aye: The Royal Columbian Hospital | tion to those present. The be-
ron | sik 80 ap. ity steam Bote Poa of New Westminster Wrote | havior and the exhibitions by
8-H.P. stationary engine. to the local board asking for a| members of the company called
had ean » belly hows aos ath joint action to have the govern-| forth many and unstinted expres-
- ‘WANTED ment double the per capita allow- | sions of praise from all who had
en __jance to the hospitals of the) the privilege to be there, and re-
ha oy oh Sinck “S08.” tf province. They are all, apparent- flected highest credit on their
WANTED—Good general servant for ly, hard up. |leader, Captain R. McFarlane.
ah en ee dae TY 1 ns og | Their movements were executed
WANTED Youn Woman wants chamber| It was announced at the hos-|with precision and neatness and
work, Apply Box 117, The News. tf.) ita) board meeting that 873.93 |jort nothing to be desired.
Wee ee a oes ae arew aad been received from a sister} After a hearty supper, Captain
Becessery.”” Bainples tree The to- |. ee tle > — nae Fiddes, of the 5th Vancouver
Operative Union, Windsor, Ontario. been an invalid in the hospital | Company champions of B. C.
“five ot Ste rt.“ = Seegee ever since its inception. On mo-/was called upon to speak to the
Month until paid. Box 102, Daily News./fion of Jack Kirkpatrick a por-|boys. He said he had no words
Eeieepet or cheeses p. eSauary. rea tion of this was set aside for the | to express his admiration of what
ee ee. Se Se nowt sick man's use. he had seen. He was ionestly
WANTED—View lot and house re astonished to see such a standard
cea God errenge’’ belde pala ya pay a7 The Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. An-| of efficiency exhibited by the boys

Daily News.

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wind. Finder please notify Peck,

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CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT.

Proposed Plank Roadways on
Eleventh Avenue.
SEALLED TENDERS will be received up

5 p. m., Monday, January 11, 1915, for
construc tion of the following Plank

 

Avenue, Con-

Alfred

Contract No.
* to Sherbrooke Street.

Eleventh Avenue,
Plans may be seen and specifications
Obtained at the City Engineer's (fice.
The lowest or any ‘Tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
M. McG. MASON,
6-7 City Engineer

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT co-
OWNER.

 

TO HARRY JOHNSON, or to any per-
son or persons to whom you may have
transferred your interests, Take Notice
that I, the undersigned Co-Owner with
you in the “Gold king No. 1” and the
“Hastings” Mineral Claims, situated at the
head of Hastings Arm about three- quar-
ters of a mile from the beach, in the Skee-
ha HKiver Mining District, Province of
British Columbia, have done the required
amount of work on the above mentioned
claims for the year 1914, amounting to
100, in order to hold the same under

ction 24 of the Minera: Act, and if
within 90 days of the publication of this
notice you fail or refuse to contribute
your portion of such expenditure, to-
gether with the costs of this advertise-
ment, your interest in the said mineral
claims will become the property of the
undersigned under Section 4 of the Min-
eral Act Amendment Act of 1900.

T. H. COVERT,
Co-Owner.
B. C., January

FOR RENT

6-ROOM HOUSE
FURNISHED

Dated at Prince Rupert,
6, 1914. —

  
  
   

 

& RADFORD

SECOND AVENUE

 

 

drew's Society gave an informal |jn such a short space of time, but
dance last night in the hall of|that he should not wonder, when
the society which was very much/he remembered that there were

enjoyed by those present. Invi-|such men at the head of the
tations had been issued for the| movement as Rev. H. R. Grant.
event and a most congenial parly|whom he termed as the finest
was the result. Mrs. Walker, &/preacher in Canada, and Mr. R.
new arrival in musical circles, as | McFarlane, whose ability he knew
sisted the society’s orchestra as/from personal experience

pianist. The musie was first class. |

Captain Fiddes conveyed to the

ey ee ne ist Prince Rupert, the heartiest

NOVA SCOTIA STEEL greetings and good wishes for fu-
STARTS UP FURNACES ture success of the Sth Vaneou-

— ver Company. In conclusion he

Orders From British Government urged the boys to greater achieve-

Will Keep Mills Busy to ments, reminding them that ‘The

 

Capacity. |heights by great men, reached and
‘kept, were not attained by sudden

Sydney, N. S., Jan. 9.—The| flight.”
steel plant of the Nova Seotia| Rev. H. R. Grant, in a typical

‘oal and Steel Company at syd_ | *Peech, expressed his apprecia-
being

tion of the work that was

ney Mines is likely to be working
to full
after the first of the year.

done, and said how proud he was

about capacity shortly
Work

ago

to be chaplain of such a company
of boys.
the Brig
the boys to live lives worth while.

He spoke very highly of

was resumed four weeks at ade movement and urged

the open hearth furnaces after an
of
week

four A meeting of exceptional inter-

idleness nearly month,
this preparations will

be made for the opening up of the

and est and pleasure came to an end

all too soon, but did not disperse
without a vote of thanks to Cap-
Fiddes for

three rousing cheers for

blast furnaces and other parts of
the plant. Activity at this plant
is due ip a large

tain his presence and

measure to the Captain

heavy orders which “Scotia’|®. McFarlane.
lately received from the British ones ecGNME TH 0 ggg
government. Raw steel will be THE WEATHER.
made here and shipped to New
Glasgow, where it has been man- Sy F. W. Dowling, Observer.
1 fe *t oe i ( e is a
ifactured into th finished (5 a. m., January 9, 1914
product. r
REI Pe PFC 29.895
Ranges ee Me eS eh cakes 44.0
CANADIAN SOLDIER ogee ae
. DID. ceces eeorceseee « °
COMMITTED suic!DE , ae
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London, Dec. 30.—A verdict of oe
suicide was returned at the in- ee a eae ae
quest on Ralph K. Danforth, of OL WATCH FREE.
the Second Brigade ammunition A Mrelghtforward genorous

   
  

offer (rom on established
frm. We are giving away

column of the Canadian Contin- Watches to thousands

gent, who was found dead in the
Hotel
found

by

to

Piceadilly on
Danforth

with

Boxing Day.
now, enclosing &
cents for one of our
fashionable Ladies
Long Guards, oF
Gents’ Alberts, sent
errringe paid to wear
with the watch. whieh

was in a chair

a razor his and a
woman’s photograph on his knee.
The razor had not been used as|

a weapon, but death was probably

side

wil be «ven Free
(these watches

should you take
Vantage of ur marvel-

 

 

j { lows offer. we om .. rou to e your friends
due r £ . e ‘ Ty » thy it
ie to opium poisoning, a bottle Pem't abbots tig elles tne ned tebe teen es en
» -s aw uw ind wo Water
beme found nearby. Deceased wl te emarct=W ELiabtn > Lioxp.” ho'eale
7 ail iw), awaits Bead, Lomuor, Me,
originally came from Milwaukee, | ? tows ;

any countenance to this desire on

the part of certain politicians

BRAVED DEADLY GAS;
REWARDED AS HERO

John}
life
attempt

Francisco, Jan. 9
who risked
1913,

to rescue two fellow

San

his in

September,

iwlor,
in an

labo

sewer

rers who
had been overcome by gas

in an excavation in San Francis-

silver medal from
fund
notification |

fund for

received
the ¢

sion

co,

a
larnegie hero commis-
yesterday and
that an the
$1,000 would reach him
days.
Lawlor

lowered into the gas-filled pit, at

order on

in a few

allowed himself to be
the bottom of which his compan-
He

ceeded in tying ropes around the

ions lay uneonscious. suc-
men and the trio were pulled to
the surface apparently lifeless

of the

sponded to the pulmotor. |

The Pink of Health

Lawlor alone three re-

 

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is every woman’s_ right; |
but man are troubled
with sallow complexions,
headaches, backaches, low |

spirits—until they learn that |
sure relief may be found in |

BE CHIM

Disections of Special Valeo to Women with Every Box.
boxes, 25 cents

School of Music and Shorthand

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

Pianos Tuned and ired |
Phone Green 61

MRS. KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand

Suite 75, MocMordie Apt.

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
omMce of the Board of Investigation at a
date to be set by the Comptroller of Water
Righis
Objections to the petition may be fled
with the Comptroller of Water Rights,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B. C., or
bd the Water Recorder at Prince Ru-
pert.

Dated at Prince Rupert, B. ¢
day of December, A. D. 1916.

CITY OF PRINCE

EB. A. WOODS, City Clerk.

i» this 26th
RUPERT.

 

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}quarters and

la dull

| jesty
|

jnew horse is a real good ‘u

ter preting
The

kept

secret of his visit was well
Last night after dinner the
biked head

said he and

adjutant over from

and I
from
three
three
the

the

had been chosen by lot
thirty
of the

represent

the officers with

men from each

to
inspection
Well
and found
all the

It was

squadrons here,

regiment at an by

in-chief

morning,

commander we

off this

detachments

went
similar from
corps not in the trenches
and the

before

mud ws
His Ma
aero
ahi
n
it
it

morning

awful, and just

was due a German

plane appeared heading strai
for
jit, and
jadded

| was
|

us; our guns opened fire ¢
it off but

excitement: otherwise

made north,

a quiet morning and

any firing from the trenches. The

| Started walking down the line. My

u, but

in three, wanted to know all about
trench fighting, and didn't seem |
| to mind a bit their being covered |
in mud and-unshaved for days
| The Prince was just as interested
He wandered about at will, pas
ing no attention to his father, and
chatting with all and sundry. One
man was wearing a pair of Ger
man boots, which interested the
King very much. He spent quite

twenty the

Leices-

They

minutes with

ters, and they deserved

[have done splendidly all through

After that he two V.C.’
gunners who had won them very

gave s to

early in the war, and then when

he ought to have been moving
be
line

on,
he
the

of questions,

gan and down
all

and noticing

strglling up

again, asking sorts

every-
At last they got him into
to to the

corps. general

thing.

his car move on

The
us his

next
army came
back to message. It
was that he was very pleased with

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GUARANTERD BY THE
COVERIEEDIT of CANA oa i

 

 

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Berne, Switzerland, Jan. 8 of Canada’s promin

Phe heavy military expense ness men. ‘The san
thrust on Switzerland by = her awaits you, wheth

g obliged to support an account be large or

rmed neutrality was almost the

cole subject considered by the! PRINCE RUPERT BRANC
Swiss Parliament at their last P. MARGETTS, Manager.
sitting, at the conclusion of which
a recess was taken until March

~ For Rent
The treasury, it was announced Oo en
must provide for a deficit of 23

000.000 franes ‘Taxes were dou-}

bled upon aleohol and were I0-|g.ROOMED PLASTERED Hou!
creased on checks, postal orders,
itelephones, state railway tickets} WITH BATH—STH AVENUE
jand freight shipments. Propos

als to establish a state tobacco

monopoly and direct taxes upon $25.00 PER MONTH
jproperty for war headquarters
lwere deferred until March The

hardly |
jgovernment proposed an increase

 

. ‘ lof the charwe for carrying news. |5-ROOMED HOUSE ON Tay Li
|King and Sir James arrived in the | ' }

: ; papers by px at mut owing to the |

first car, and a crowd of staff] {

j » united oppos 0 0 e ‘es ’ STREET
joficers. The two divisional staffs uted opposition of the press « f
jwere presented, and then thes jthe country, the government
| ; withdrew the

va | $15.00 PER MONTH

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can’t stand “Present arms” un.|‘!roughout Switzerland, partly;
| “ because the whole system of ho-|
der his nose, and he nearly back. |
tel and other services for tourists PLY T
ed into His Majesty as he came} a APPLY TO
up from behind. 158 idle There are no winter
The I ' ' ; ¢ |eports this year, and no pros
ie eicesters were in ron 0
oe i ele i Bike Co, L
us; they had oniy come up mul of me f entertain ng rich trave ° . a n 0.,
th ' ; , ' ' ht ers by the hundred thousand next
1e renches a midnigh and 32 SECO
season
were in a lovely state of mud and] 4 ND AVENUE
unshavedness. The King sin:ply
reveled in them. He stopped and| epee
chatted with quite every one man

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