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THE DAILY NEWS

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FOR oo — Fu shed housek 1
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FOR oy tee rooms with hot

 

 

om and comfortable
a ~~ Hotel,
FOR SALE

a og! bed, mattress and
Sai Stasne 00; Princess dresser, $8.00;

coral en v0. okey,” S10" Be

e in 0.00. cKay, 810 or
den St. ” ’ ig
room set, rockers,

FOR nett meee
bureaus, sewing machine.
810 Borden 8t.

esha 3. i re: total oT

Your al 8

$100
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SALE—50-H.P. capaci gece bs pf
8- a. sta canine.
In a wo.
Box 46, . Dally News. avi.
WANTED

 

WANTED-—An office desk and safe.
quire Box 120, The News.

Se general servant for
email family. Apply i144 Eighth Ave-
nue East. 301-06

WANTED—Young Woman wants chamber
work. Apply Box 117, The News. t.

Ee Order house wants
illing to work a few
awe contract given,
ae un-
Samples ree. The CGo-

Operative Union, indsor, Ontario.

[ef im house in Section

a FAL, A - oy
month until paid. Box 102, Daily

WANTED— Situation by
bookkeeper or office

sonabie | ip Bata

ry rea-
‘Apply Box 11 Daily —s.

En-
tr.

bb
hours for *30
pe

WANTED—View lot and house; close in;
about ae to $3,000 wul #706
Deily News.

 

START YOUR CHILDREN IN MUSIC NOW
—They will entertain you next Christ-

 

mas. Second-hand — at very rea-
sonabie price; easy terms. Prince Ru-
pert Music Swre, 345 Third Ave. tw.

EXPERT VIOLIN AND MUSICAL INSTRU-
ment repairing; bows rehaired, pianos
tuned and . Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 Third Avenue. tw.

WATER ACT, 1914.

 

 

Free
FS
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in
the Board of Investigation at a4
to be set by the Comptroller of Water

to the pean, may be
of Water Rights,

B » * victoria, B. C,, or
Water Kecorder at Prince Ru-
at Prince oe B. yo this 26th

A. 101
CITY OF Piun ch RUPERT.
A. WOODS, City Clerk.

FOR RENT

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‘| January

| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

No.
day at 1:
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7 pontoon was launched to-
30 at the drydock. Work
on rest is rapidly progress-
ing.

6 @+s8
Liberal
meeting

2ist

Association's

The
nual

an-
for

22d

is arranged

instead of the
as reported yesterday.
*_ * *

For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec.
ond Avenue, near Fighth Street
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every reom

Free baths Rates reasonable
* * *

the
Telegraph
to

Headquarters

Announcement made by
Pacific

telegrams

 

Trunk
be) Company that
Military

when such

Grand
and
from Ot-

itawa, messages relate

to wounded combatants of the Ca-

nadian force, will

ibe transmitted free of charge

=
The monthly

of the Board of Trade will be

jon Wednesday next at 1 p.

expeditionary

lunches
held

on

regular mm

 

 

Two Biock From School,
Section 7,

ONLY i
THREE ROOM HOUSE

§ Partially Furnished—Handy
to Drydock,

ONLY $10.00
PATTULLO & RADFORD

For Rent

 

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WITH BATH—STH AVENUE

$25.00 PER MONTH

 

EMPRESS COF

Acting Adjutant

}

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

Pianos Tuned and ired
Phone Green 61

MRS. KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand

Suite 15, McMordie Apt.

PRIZE NUMBERS

 

 

 

The following are the win-
ning number in the

Grand Drawing

 

Acme Importers

 

 

 

 

 

    

FREE

Ship your
Ow Tongpete Guide
-Atalog and
cote

U BR “Write today, address

To JOHN HA
olOHN, MALLAM LimireD

  

 
   

 

 

 

 

his bomb-pro «
of choc

crawling from
packet

ceive a

BELGIAN SOLDIERS HAVE SWEET TOOTH. \

late fron

f shelter in the tre

his

mmmane

 

SALMON SHIPMENT

a ietter |
|

mon last month, and have

your community.
Yours respectfully,
JOHANN WHITEHEAD,

Consul for Belgium, Vancouver.

Prince Rupert,
Miss Kathleen A.
of Canada,
B. C.

Madant—We
knowledge

Dec. 17, 1914
clo Royal

Ru-

Jenns,
Bank Prince

pert,
Dear to ac-

letter

heg

receipt of your

of 45th inst., enclosing cheque
for $240 in payment of seventy-
four cases of canned pink sal-
mon, for which kindly accept our

thanks. Your truly,

J. W. NICHOLLS,
Can. Fish and Cold | Storage Co

Certificate of improvements.
Aldebaran Mineral Claim, situate tn the
Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar Dis- |

trict,

Where located:—About three- quarters |

(3-4) Of @ mile, more or poms from the |
northwest point of the head of Alice Arm |
and adjoining the Black Bear Mineral claim |
on the southwest.

TAKE NOTICE oi Pedro Salinas, as
agent for William Vaughan, Free Min-
er’s Certificate No. “a1bae and for -
self, Free Miner's Certificate No 403138.,
intend, sixty days from the date hereof.
to apply to the Mining Recorder for a
Certificate of Improvements, for the pur-
pose Of obtaining a Crown Grant of the

above claim,
take notice that ection. |

 

 

 

And further
under section 85, must be commenced be-
fore the issue of such Certificate of im-
provements.

Dated this 2ist day of September, A.D.

 

1 IE De.

   

 

1914,
PEDRO SALINAS.

 

 

Ns

Sergeant

INTERESTING NEWS

the Prince George. An address
on “Agriculture in the North” WELL RECEIVED FROM LOCAL CORPS
will be given by Mr. A. H. Tom- Seigten Genewl Guprese Thante Ry P. F. ¢
ws./linson, of the Department of Ag- en tendon e
riculture. 13-15 for Canned Product Sent— ° ih
oe én Ladies’ Musical Club Is ; (Special Gorrespondence rhe
W. J. McOutcheon, druggist, re- Thanked for 74 Cases. ees | of reforming tt th Ba
turned from a two weeks’ visit to ere ation from eight companies and
southern coast cities yesterday The Ladies’ Musical Club of/@ base to four do
Mr. McCutcheon reports that bus-|*is city has received acknowl-/'S NOW completed and B a D
iness conditions in the south are|@dement through — the proper | Companies sme tester from ¢
very bad. In Victoria he found channels for the contribution of |Past Kootenay District) will her
ithe Prince Rupert contingent in salmon to the Belgian Relief | fer be KNOWN Bs - , Gompany
good health and spirits, but with Fund. The letter acknowledging | 30th Battalion There have of
an overpowering desire to get to/the donation expresses deep | course been changes the
the front. gratitude for the gift. The funds | Sonne! of both commissioned and
iii that were made available for the | non-commissioned officers The
68th REGIMENT, EARL GREY’S| purchase of the salmon came|ful! strength of the new doubt
OWN RIFLES. from the concert given by the|company is 227. The officers are
(atari club in the Empress Theatre. The |GCaptain C. W. Pr ! mmand
Orders by Major J. H. McMullin, | following letters speak for them- jand Lieutenant D. Moore, second
Commanding, for the week end- | selves: Mr. Morton, who was in charges
ing January 23, 1915: Vancouver, B. C., Dec. 23, 1914. | 0f the old base company now
A Company will parade at the|Mrs. P. I eatineil President La_| lieutenant for No. 4 Platoon, Mr
Exhibition Building on Tuesday dies’ Musical Club, Prince Ru-|/ee for No Platoon, Mr. Ma
and Friday at 8 p.m. Drill squad pert B. ¢ | kenzie for No. 3 Platoon and Mr
and company. Dear Madam—lI beg to thank | ork for No. 4 Platoon The
B Company will parade at the|you and the members of your | BOR-Sommmatagtoned Mieers of tt
Exhibition Building on Monday|ciub for the handsome donation |"°™ double company are: (
and Thursday at 8 p. m. Drill] of seventy-four cases of canned|P®™ Sergeant Major J. E. Ham-
Squad and Company. salmon to the Belgian Relic |mond and Company Quartermas
Private R. Wiggins is trans-|Pund. This is a very welcome ad- ter Sergeant Henry; Sergeant M
ferred from A Company to B.| dition to the help we are sending }burn, in charge of N { Plat
Company. the destitute people of Belgium, |!" Sergeant Godenrath, (¢ |
Private R. Seott is transferred} and I know will be duly appre- ral Reitchel and Lanee |
from A Company te B Company ciated jvarr and Little; Sergeant 1
W. A. PETTIGREW, Lieut., I cent some 2:3560 cence of esi. [Bireh in charge of No Platoon
jwith Sergeant R. Cameron, Lance

Neville, Corporal Salter

from the London committee say- |. ,
: i\Corporal T. Stewart and Lam
ing that such food and flour). .
a : ; , | Corporals Tinker and William
were amongs le mos useful | ;
| With the close of the holidays
articles we could provide. .
followed the first of the week by
I trust your membership may}
: fa second imocculatiorn eatment
all enjoy a Happy Christmas and
for typhoid fron which all
that the coming year will provide |
: ranks are rapidly ing
every prosperity find progress to
the resumption of drill, trench

digging, target practice and night

marches in full

 

swine

 

A True Tonic

is one that assists Nature.
Regular and natural action of
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels will keep you well and
fit,and thisactionis promoted by

BEECHAM'S
PILLS

The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the
Seld everywhere. eat 25 ==

in
A Real Lover mutation

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ert Sunlight $
or unli Oap
pO ee z ni and water makes your home sparkle \)+)
: » h ia : nie tal cleanliness--just like all nature s, '
hace oe ag . on a sunlit morning after rain.
— Sunlight is the purest of all household
\ say soaps—with a gentle strength that
th tt not going with th moves dirt quickly but without the
ae 1 ( neent, but would re slightest injury to fine fabric or dainty
| for the third. Ever hands. On sale at all grocers—
hig inter this report '
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‘ I boy ll! drew
; tom's this « SSS PBA RAD
“wate acer) FRED STORK’S HARDWARI
h rine : transfer In \
h way pals were enabled to go }
together in many instances, |
| | Lesl was by direct ap 710 SECOND AVE
pointment i Those who wished) Qanpenters’ Toots Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
n th n-commissioned i Wire Cabie Stee! Biocks Fishing Tackle
anks There was a tremendous |} i Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotgun
by Victorians, and s me | Rope Valves Ammunition
1.500 troops at The Willows, with] Pumps Hose Paint
i bands, to escort the contin | Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated tro:
+ 50 Tap oer “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
| m N Company the fol-|
wing Prince Rupert men have
bee trat med to the staff 9
pacer aane ai anit 4 FRED STORK’S HARDWARI
the signaling section Privates
Frost and Sutherland, to the staff} i
stretcher bearers Private | —

 

red to the machine

   

"| KAIEN HARDWARE COMPAN\

P.O. DRAWER 1424

 
  

Salvation Army.
THIRD ANENUE

      
   
 

meetings Tuesday

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

Oils

Varnishes

 

HARDWARE =:

Gra

MONARCH MALLEABLE "

and Saturday at 8 p.m

30 p.m

 

 

 

HARRY ATKINS

 

FAMILY BUTCHER | .
High Class Pork Sausage
Vaneouve Brané) Selects All Our
Meats and Ver Best Qualit Han
died Give Us a Tria
Corner 3rd Ave. and 2nd St. e
Phone 574

Capt. J.McGEE, M.MS.A. 3)

NAUTICAL ACADEMY

| Masters and Mates Prepared
for Examination

|
Compasses Adjusted |

Helgerson Block, Opp. Royal
Hotei—Phone Red 502 |

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OWNER.
| rT) TENKY JONUNSON, 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. |
jters of 4 mile from the beach, in the Skee- |
ina iver Mining District Provinee of |
| British Columbia, have done the required | |
jamount of work on the above mentioned ' : YY’ 1
;Claims for the year 1014, amounting to) Hii) sans bath with BAB Ss OWN SOAI .
; #100, in order to hold the same under | 1 .
in 24 of the Mineral Act, and if | tkin is smooth, comfortable, and exhales
within 90 days of the publication of this
hotties you fail or refuse to contribute | 1 aroma of fresh} iy cut flowers.
[yo ur portion of such expenditure, to- | "iy
| Ke thes withthe costs of this “advertise. | eCom Trou skin troubles, explains in some 1
eu i) iteres n sale ninera
claims will become the property of the i| ; hing sleep which “Baby's Own Soa;
undersigned under Section 4 of the Min

“pecially for nursery use insist on “Baby's ¢

» ALGERT SOAPS Limited, aie « MONTREAL. —
ten - ?

jeral Act Amendment Act of 1900
Ht. COVERT, |
Co- Owner
Dated Khupert, B. C.,
6, 1914

at Prine January |

 

 

 

(SOLD BY ALL GROCERS)

 

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PRINCE RUPERT