THE DAILY NEWS

Monday, January 11

 

 

“The Daily News ”
i CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

ron RENT Furnished housekeeping
7etf.

rooms inquire Demers

POR RENT—Purnished rooms with hot
and cold water. Clean and comfortable
tly $2.50 per week Kiondyke Hotel,

uw,

Fulton and Seventh Avenue.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Tining room set, rockers,
bureaus, sewing machine Your price,
7-9

S10 Borden 581,

FOR SALE—New house, Section 7, $100
cash and $20 a month; total b11p0

P. 0, Box 190,

POR SALE—-50-H.P. capacity secemh, petiee

and 8-H.P. stationary engine. iD

had cheap. In excellent order. ol
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oe Box 15, oy ewe,

WANTED

 

WANTED—-Woman, one day weekly, to
do housework, Phone Black 395. tr.

WANTED—-Good general servant for

small family Apply 1144 Etghth Ave

nue East 301-06
WANTED—-Young Woman wants chamber

work. Apply Box 117, The News w

WANTED—Large Mali! Order house wants
men everywhere willing to work a few
hours for $20 weekly, contract given,

position permanent Experience un

necessary. Samples free. The Co-

Operative Union, Windsor, Ontario

WANTED—Four-romm house in Section
Five or Six for $125 down and $25 8
morth until paid. Box 102, Dally News.

WANTED—-Situation by young tady e-

bookkeeper or office hely Salary rea
sonabi¢ Apply Box 115, Dally News,
u

WANTED—View lot and house; close in;
about $2,500 to $3,000 Will pay $700
eash and arrange balance. ox 100,

Daily News.

LOANS.

 

 

LOAN-—-$1,000 can be had on first mort

gauge, Section 1 property. Apply T.
6-11

Meclymont.
Srna

LOosT

 

 

LOST—Small, gray-painted dinghy, off Is-

jand Point, Porcher Island southeast
wind, Finder please notify Peck,
Moore & Co. 7-8

 

CORPORATION OF THE CITY.OF
PRINCE RUPERT.

Proposed Plank Roadways on

Eleventh Avenue.

SEALLED TENDERS will be received up
to 5 p. m., Monday, January 11, 1915, for
thé construction of the following Plank
loads ;

Contract No 2.—Eleventh Avenue, Con-
rad to Alfred Street.
Contract No. 3.—Eleventh Avenue, Alfred

to Sherbrooke Street. *

Plans may be seen and - specifications
obtained at the City Engineer's Office.

The lowest or any Tender not neces-
sarily accepted.

M. McG. MASON,

6-7 City Engineer
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CO-

TO HABRY JOHNSON, or to any pet-
son or persons to whom you may have
transferred your ioterests, 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

na River Mining District, Province of
British Columbia, bave 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
Section 24 of the Mineral Act, and if

within 90 days of the publication of this
notice you fail or refuse to contribute
your portion of such expenditure, to-
wether with the costs of this advertise-

ment, your interest in the said mineral
ciaims will become the property of the

undersigned under Section 4 of the Min
eral Act Amendment Act of 1900
T. H. COVERT,

Co-Owner.
Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., January

6, 1014.

 

WATER ACT, 1914.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
for the approval of the undertaking of the
Olty of Prince Rupert in connection with
its water development on Thulme River
has been filed and will be heard in the
office of the Board of Investigation at a
date to be set by the Comptroller of Water

Rights.

Objections to the petition may be filed
with the Comptrolier of Water Rights,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B. C., or
with the Water Recorder at Prince Ru-

pert.

Dated at Prince Rupert, e C., this 26th
i

day of December, A. D. 4.
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT.
BE. A. WOODS, City Clerk.

 

children were killed and two in-™

  

  

Destruction Wrought
by the “Baby Killers”
in the Bombardment
of Scarborough, Har-
tlepool and Whitoy.—
Above are shown a few
pictures of the damag

in Scarborough, Har

tlepoo! and Whitby |
done by the German
warshipsin the recent,
bombardment, (2 The)
Coast Guard Signal
Station at Whitby.
which the Germans ev-
idently found to be a
good target. 3) The
ancient and famous
Whitby Abbey. (6) The
house of Mr. Dixon in
William St., West Har-
tlepool. Mr. Dixon es-
caped but four grand-

7 Wrecked shop in| ® #4 eK HK HK RRR RO
Prospect Road, Scarborough. * BELLA COOLA AND DIS- *

 

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS jf rnc maii steamer chotohsi

 

Further efforts being made to
reduce

week at Wallace's.

storage plant, returned yesterday

Bovs’ shoes in chrome calf and)
ealf, Blucher style. Values
to $3.00 at Peck’s Shoe Store for} Mr.

the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-
ond Avenue, near Righth Street. | Among the outgoing passen-

 

FOR RENT

6-ROOM HOUSE
FURNISHED

 

 

PATTULLO & RADFORD

SECOND AVENUE

 

Newly
hot and cold water in every room.|steamer were Berger and Alger

Ladies and growing girls’
ton boots, in patent,@un metal anc
tan calf leathers. Values to $4.50)

Peck's Shoe Store for $2.45

' ay arrived on time Wednesday |

Chimneys, Pipes anc {anges ”

. ; ' ! norning with the usual large

cleaned and put in order. Fritz, i
I consignment of freight for this}

» 583. 8-10
rt, including a consignment of |,

sheep for A. Hammer, of Nootsat- |

+ * *

stock and sale goes on this

* * +

T. H. Johnston, of the cold|"ate. Mr. Hammer is secretary |

of the Bella Coola Farmers’ in-

a business trip to the stitute and his ranch, situated
some eighteen miles from salt
oe “= 0 water, is one of the best in the

Two colored gentlemen were|whole valley

$10 each*this morning in Among the arrivals by the last

» Police Court for being so un-|steamer from the South is’ Miss
gentlemanly as to start a fight|Kate Potts, late of Grand Forks,
and beat each other up.

who comes to occupy the post of
S22 |teacher at the Mackenzie School,
which will reopen on Monday
i next.

Joseph Conttors, of Namu,
ef 2

j}Lown as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

* a comfortable room, cotme| ;
Nena we . |W. Sutherland.

opened» Steam heat and/gers by the last southbound

baths. Rates reasonable. :

a Brynildsen, who left for New

but.| Westminster, where they will at-
{tend the Columbian College.

One of the most enjoyable
‘functions ever held in the town

 

 

 

Directivas of
Bf focal Hein tp Yomco with Oe Every Box.

 

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j}was the dinner and dance given

The Pink of Health |bs the bachelors of Bella Coola to

is, every woman’s right;

jtheir married friends on Friday

jevening. Over fifty guests sat
many are troubled

with sallow complexions, down to a sumptuous and excel-
headaches, backaches, low ently served repast The dining
spirits—until they learn that |hall of the Grand View Hotel was
sure relief may be found in [tastefully decorated for thi

CH 5 lsion and with the admirably ar-
S ranged tables presented a .most

occa-

PII | S jhospitable appearance. ‘The ar-
jrangements, which were strietly

jiv the hands of the bachelors,

EMPRESS COFFE

F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

}was iduiged in until

sum. Several local farmers have |
\lately imported sheep, all of}
jwhich are reported as Ylang first }«

|has been spending the week in |

 

showed careful planning and the
voluntary stall of waiters filled
» bill like old hands, except that
they really did the Waiting and
ot the guests, whieh is too often

ast After dinner, dancin

UPS kixcellent music by Mr
Saugstad's orchestra went fa

wards the success of the even

Mr. and Mrs. Landry have mov
into their uwew residence. Mr.
zandry expects to make the
transfer of the postofiice and the
telegraph station into the newly
constructed premises in the
course of a few days

A prolonged spe!! of mild

‘Schoo! ofMlusic and Shorthand

VINCENT C. 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

Suite 15, ‘MoMordie Apt.

PRIZE NUMBERS

The following are the win-
ning number in the

Grand Drawing

at the

 

Acme Importers

Limited

Ist Prize ....... No. 2454
@nd Prize ....... No. 2379
Sed Prize ....... No. 2049
“th Prize ....... No. 14
bth Prize ....... No. 1833

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(SOLD BY ALL GROCERS)

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enthusiasts

the
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and expects to be

Coola Courier.

THINKS KING ALBERT
MAY RULE FRENCH

|France Might Establish a Mon-
archy Says H. M. Martin, of
Edmonton, After War.

Ldmonton,

jmeeting of the
Fund

who
to
was formerly président of the
onton Beard of Trade
would not be surprised if,
ouleome

| publican

rehy
of
in
jheard this discussed
street

opinion

jwould eause

therefore

 

Carpenters’ Toois

 
 

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$00,000 DAMAGES tN
REAL ESTATE »

Montreal Jan 0)
hae been rendered in tl
Howard suil by Just
taine, who awarded
Howard #80,000 to coy
damages ineurred by th
dissolution Of John ¥F
‘the real estate firm of |
Howard. The action |
Howard was originally {
000, but the claim was 1
#100,000, The defence
Findlay'’s lawyers was |
ard had been disloyal t
For this reason the pa
had been dissolved, it
tended,

In commenting on t
Justice Lafontaine ren
no partner gave a
to commit errors of
the present insane:
| tinued the distoyalty hi

 

Salvation Army

 

Public meetings
Thursday and Saturda
iSundays at 7:30 pow

For Ren

8-ROOMED PLASTERED

 

 

WITH BATH—S8TH AVEN

$25.00 PER MONTH

5-ROOMED HOUSE ON TA)

STREET

$15.00 PER MONTH

APPLY TO

v6. R. Naden Co,

at Peck's mer |

 

324 SECOND AVENUE

 

 

710 SECOND AVE
Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery

Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle

Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotg
Ammunition
Paint

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated tron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

FRED STORK’S HARDWAR

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THIRD ANENUE

Builders’ Supplies

 

 

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P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE

Sheet and Plate |

Plate Glass Mir:
HARDWARE f=
Tinware

Graniteware

MONARCH MALLEABLE ™ “‘25*:""

 

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