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“The Daily News ” EXCELLENT WORK AFARCE OR FOLLY FOR ROTTERDAM FOR LARGE RIGHTS V
FR the unequalled value of Beechan
CLAS6IFIED ADS. un iane ON RUSH ORD Py China, Feb, 4.—Gert hest corrective of ailments of the d
Kaiser's Men within Forty Yards Continued From Page One — ‘ien! and territorial dema so common and the best preventi.
rena of Canadian Trenches at cause the war will almost cer-| Continued From Page One i » Japan has made upon Chi serious sickness oe, = ae fr .
FOR RENT ainly e , bate " ae wular action o ¢ stomach, live: M
One Time. tainly eo on well into the autumn) |i). pexas, following the out  tattnian te saa irreg’

eee a ? and for some time after actual ; ' ar '

FOR RENT—Seven-roomed house, electric n i d * - ; ‘ : | break of the European wa pation of Kiao-Cha have be
light and bath, #22 month Also , Y “e Jan, 30. vih tilitie cease objection o at - . , ‘ Tt
We Gna bem, 988 per month, Als. Northern France, Jat c ¥ | hosti : ‘ Her new owners announced thal) p54 n Pekin, and the oN eec am’ Ss j S

#20 pe i i re 0 : j —aneé rin- | cener ‘lection y be as grave ; .
cae ane ort Rae atibeea. Son i urier to Lendon 1 rm-jcenera -m on may eS 4 net |the Dacia was bought with the : mieting to Chines ‘) 1
Seventh Ave, W 29-35] .ese Patricias helped furnish the]as now No one can foretell wha ltention of engaging in the cott These demands, twenty-one ane’ great record. For over half a century they h |

POR RENT—A_ well furnished sixroomed|Kyiser with his British birthday|controversies the peace settle. | meinee wai ioe fae: a entire satisfaction in thousands of homes. A few . vate
how neluding piano; all modern con jtrade with German ro - n ber, Were COnMHUnH Tat you that you can find prompt relief from the heads
a "O78 wesent Of heavy German losses./ment may give rise to, though ev-|4ii4, , pposition from the Br ! } vernment Januat spirits and general no- Yoclinge caused by indigr
Red 504. 7 i ’ os 0 0 } Chinese wovernme a aos

here iff fie ro “ Ty , ‘s slieves ‘ou will know what it is to have «

FOR RENT Large front bedroom, with] here was stiff fighting on Wed-lerybody hopes and believes that) lgovernment caused the destina w tthe iuishiil-damanitiie te ry them, and y at mk |
sitting room. Suitable for two gente . * 2 ler s ry f ap ne al y ybieect : }
sitting room. | Suitable for iwi if de-;nesday and the Germans gotjafter such an appalling obj tion of the vessel to be changed ay, slide: Firet,’ that Cl An Invaluable Aid to FS
ny og ri ae modern house “— vithin ferty yvards of the Gana-jlesson Burope may agree really to endian Citation 4 iia Bins ' ‘ ea th

22 he ews : fits, om reme ( ' vera rif ; ver ft Japan a ‘ |
i “ o farthe se s ouse irde out . Prepered only by Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Lencast |

POR RENT—Steam heated, bright single lians’ trench, but no farther Ajset it house in order withou fneutral port The United States ,,, snd) Austriat "Wid overywhore in Cancda and | §. Ameries. bn box
room; reasonable rent; private family —_ . olle : ac » guns { r rr ~kear ‘

Dea ‘ied, care The Reve” 26-27 erritic volley and machine gun jany paltering or bickering. irovernment asked the Britis! that China pied

FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping ire stopped them More wound- The Gommons, for six weeks, sovernarent if eate conduct ¥ / é ‘to ahve Cone :
rooms Inquire Demers. -tf. . : 4 . . ‘ : : : ai ; i n het y

ri ns ; _ ed, who came down today, tell the}will devote itself almost entirely be given the Dacia to carry one |, sams 00 eae ehentry enced

» » rece rhts rin ] wislatio ing
FCR SALE letails of the ae nt fights. Pri ito finance, other legislation being cargo of cotton to Rotterdam to|,, shail ae
-_——_ ate y } or y . ’ . , reency ay

eS ee aie aes te a vate John Cooper; bf London, who confined to war  emergen help the cotton situation, the ves-|, Special territorial ra .

FOR SALE BEFORE PRIDAY—New Colum-|,. . : j i — b ' '
bia Graphonola; $66 machine with swe is in the hospital with a shrap-| measure sel then to return to the United). 4 binetie gnintne 01
4 for $36 am. 7 nel shattered arm; Lees. of Cal- Mr. Winston Churchill and Bar! States nan 8 ? : ;

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FUR SALE—New house, Section 7, 9100 gary, shot through the hand, and/ Kitchener are respectively expect
cash and §20 & month; total $1,180. | : : Contraband to British sae n Menchurte en
P. O. Box 190. 18tf.. Private Gowie, also from Alberta,|ed to make statements concer This proposal br ht reply vl ; ; Wee

i ’ int ' 1and iv ' a

| Baad ) eae - , ave bee “e ' . orn vat ; :

von sae as oe gocam, be ervare men who have been gee ing the naval and military p« that the vessel iteelf must be « seit
tia rier. : r They are ¢ "here is every reason to
~ wor tt, oe 0 20th. |in the last fighting. They are all|tion. There is every reason ¢ isidered contraband by the Britist If these demands were gra

jdoing well, but there are two of-jexpect, in regard te Lord Kit -h ; nis th

WANTED who have not recog ed the I e fall Pekineth h «ul
| ficers and about half a dozen men jener, that His Lordship will gv gality of her transfer to America id be tantan tt ;
o have been killed since T sentia co act s ry oO f . ions Te ;

WANTED—Three young men for mess in who have been killed sit 8 a compact suMmmary of what i registry in time Of war, but that) LE eed eave tinapet sent
s t Apartments; averaging at Pc , 18 ’ ‘ S. . »rfeetly . c t ‘ ‘ ’ .

Sument ei. se 31 | lhe last en of losses a already perfectly well known And | ayery facility would be afforde ° ing the a I f

SITUATION WANTED — Girl wants work | Lees and Gowie are two of the/will then straightway resume hi8 te haye the cotton reach its des the treaty rights of other nations
by day, Apply Box 125, The News. ./hest snipers in the regiment and | seat. In spite of what some news- ltinati vn a8 he the dare . "

hamber | ation as sai e care — { the Pel

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—— on bea tt, The News. w.| had been located in a ruined farm | jpapers say, the average citizen is would be transferred to another , ' ‘ to tt

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WANTED—Four-rowm house .. Soames | |house ahead of the main trenches. |not disposed to get hot because) cteamer for shipment to Rotter gov ;
eat ell gait.” bon 408, ally News ‘| They helped celebrate the Kais- |} told so littl | : negon =" yay ‘
er ee eee ‘| oy wn pee te Wns Se Tie. jdam if the Dacia was seized

WANTED — situation BF, JOONE or sen | ers’ birthday by capturing twelve Questions to the Prime yw Seizure of the steamer is ex HOME NURSING CLASS.
sonable, Apply Box 115, Daily “oq |Gormans who ‘ventured too an and Home Secretary are like-|pected te result inp: ul

WANTED—vView lot and house; close tn; | forward through the frozen mud. from the private members,| proceedings and diplomat rep Ladies will kindly nete that a

t $2,500 to @3,000, Will 0 | rn . ; , i i
ow oe ranee belines. bat = They killed the snipers of the de- east the alleged gradual!resentations that may be far lecture will be held this evening |
Daily News. tachment without their location}

WANTED—Large Mail Order house wants : jreturn of the Germans to their|reaching in importa the City Ha s hary
men everywhere willing to work a few|being found out and when the!,jq situations in London and | ae :
hours for $20 weekly, contract given, | —--- as USUA

 

position permanent. ‘Experience un-jrather nervous remnant reached jejsewhere. At the beginning of |
necessary Sampies free. The Co-| , | ANS HOLD
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Operative Union, the war, something a clean We repair and polish your fur
anti the two Westerners and demand-|cweep was made of all men of| ANNUAL MEETING . Also knives and scissors
MISCELLANEOUS da eta @ the! ma ee ws
a jed their surrender = an ®|German birth, whether naturaliz- | sharpened. Fritz, phone 583
ri TRADE Land in Fraser Valley in ninetinsn ? . 4 | “a
yon 3 ayn for Prince Rupert tots. | ‘rene hes saw the amazing sight | ed or not, but it is asserted that} Last evening at 6-30 sharp the 28-30)
2: vews. 25-31-37 s etek Macias ote ante
frm _ ae aesiltetingictclearonlie of the two bringing in their pris- many of these are being taken | members and adherents f the = '

_Sancwms. poner s. They were complimented | | quietly back and even Englishmen | Presbyterian Church sat down t k i )
es Ae i a y » British officer » ‘ ' ie ; ' M ‘ M d I cr | ay
SAmOERO-eeevate lessens in Walle, TES- |b the F sh officers. ldiep ylaced to allow this. The Lon- ja sumptuous repast provided by HARRY ATKINS a e on a roning aly

Step, Three-Step, One-Step, Schottish | Lieutenant Charles Price is| gon police, it is further said, have|the ladies

 

 

of the church in the
and Minuet, Monday, Wednesday and | . , h h FAMILY BUTCHER

one of the officers killed. He had | actually
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Friday evenings. Mrs. Brooks-Ander- given such proceedings |c¢hurch hall. Fvervthine snpplic High Clase Pork Sausage ET Sunlight Soap do your washir
son, 333 Eighth Ave. East. imjtaken one company into the |their active assistance. Hotel ser was of the very best and the la Vancouver Branch Selects All Our | day morning and you can do 1!
east epemempennemnsuemnnimanmin anche . = a > » : ———— 7 Meats and Very Best Quality Han ’ a 2
— ~~ a itrenches and was returning forjyants of alien extraction have dies are to be congratulated o1 died. Give Us a Trial ironing Monday afternoon.
aoe. _____ | another when a sniper shot him.) peen released from concentration |the elaborate spread provided Corner 3rd Ave. and 2nd St. 3. The rub, rub, rub at the board has 1
IF YOU CAN'T PLAY WHY NOT GET A At the hospital IT am unable to|camps in order to resume their} Pinner béine over. the bia Phone 574 in the Sunlight way—so with the hard
Piayer Piano? We have one, slightly|, ae ? a : e I
used, at $500; including 50 rolis, Easy |trace who the officer was, but the ordinary work. Last night it was iness of the evening Was takén 1 of washing cut out you "ll feel like mab |
terms Prince Kupert Music Store, 345 os t J a te , | e a ak I ' \ |
Third Avenue. u. men are positive he was a lieu-) stated that the Home Office does | which cx meinied of the annual good day” « work by doing at least par
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TALKING MACHIN VIOLINS AND ALL tenant. Sergeant Major Smith | not release those detained in con-| meeting of the eongregation. Re ironing.

gation
Musical Instru-|¢ot a badly shattered arm, which|centration camps, such orders ports were read from the Sessio1 Capt. J. McGEE, M.M.S.A. Follow the directions that cut your wor

. irec g . s . e's in 5 to ur

ments repaired.|he got in directing his company’s | proceeding in every case from the|the Ladies’ aid. the manager NAUTICAL ACADEMY eee camel onoumtes be k this |
‘ anagers o ; . 5 woke the

Bows rehaired. The|fire when the Germans wer | War Office and then only when |and the other |

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organizations of
Prince Rupert Mu- Within forty yards of the trench jtwe British-born subjects ‘will|lthe church, showing the affairs of eee ne ~_

sic Store, 345 3rd) There are several cases of sick-| guarantee that the released per-|the for Examination

congregation to be in an ex .
Ave. t.}ness which have been sent down/sons are harmless and not likely cellent shape. There was a con Compasses Adjusted O re
: to the base hospital. Otherwise,/te beeome destitute. The Home | siderable surplus for the vear

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Schoo! of Music and Shorthand to use the words of one wounded |Office asserts that the number of notwithstanding the hard times Helgerson Block, Opp. Royal

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VINCENT Cc. KnowLes —'"""_ | talked with, “we are all Germans thus lately re-employed| Two vacancies in the board of Hotei—Phone Red 502 All gr:
(Violinist Westheime Opera House) | !@PPY- is less than one hundred. managers were tilled by the elec. .
vaneaEe ‘a? : tion of J. HM. 'T? iT _
Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Singing os sOMmpsecn Gm spemapetinbtengii “on
Planoe Tuned and Repaired NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTEC- cg:, REGIMENT, EARL GREY'S \o0)iy ion. ) -
MRS. KNOWLES » Votes of thanks were also ; ; sa Dia
piiieen oe Sunes @ R. 8. C., Chapter 146. —__— passed to the various societies
camomile | The Imperial Oi! Company hereby give Orders by Major J. H. MoMullin,pthat had done their work so well
MoMord notice that it has, under Section 7 of the 7
Suite 16, pale Apt. above Avt, deposited with the Minister or| COMManding, for the week end=!during the year —especially the } Seas aa
IN THE MATTER OF THE “NAVIGABLE |PUDIc Works at Ottawa, and in the of ing February 6, 1915: ladies.
he: mer : oo ai, jflee of the District Registrar of uc Prine ia HOUSE
WATERS’ PROTECTION ACT,” REVIS- Rupert Tand Registration MPistrict at Parades. The experiment of holding a = a

ED STATUTES OF CANADA, 1906, ie
CHAPTER 115, AND AMENDING acts |!'"ee Tapert, B. C., a deseripsion of the A Company will parade at the|supper in connection with the
he . on’ | site and the plans of the wharf and ap

Exhibition Building on Tue ‘ ‘ 2 » pp
IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION py |PT#¢ Proposed to He built in Prince Ru = ; ane i) Tuesday |annual meeting proved to be such STH AVE. AND YOUNG

THE MONTANA CONTINENTAL pr. |Pe?t Harbor, British Columbia, in front ofjand Friday at 7:45 p. m. Drill/a success that it may be repeated

as “ Waterfront Block “G,” according to reg

VELOPMENT COMPANY FOR AP squad and company. mn other yes

ste an © site . ; f years.

PROVAL OF THE PLANS FOR CON istered plan of the townsite of the said . ONE BLOCK FROM

 

710 SECOND AVE

STRUCTION OF A CERTAIN Wuanr|°!tY Of Prince Rupert deposited in the B Company will parade at the SCHOOL HOUSE Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Che ’
AND ORE BINS ON WATERFRONT |*!res#id Land Registry OMtece as No. 923.) en ibition Building on Monday Wire Cabie Stee! Biocks Fishing Tackle
Stock “E, pamon RuREaT TOWN.| ANP TAKE WOTICGE that after the qx . 7-48 » | TRENEGLOS LEAVES HALIFAX. tron Pi Pipe Fitti Rifles anc Shotgue
rE piration of one month from the date of}and Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Drill pe pe nee nm
the first publication of this notice, the said a e ‘ : : e Valv mmunit

TAKE NOTICE that the Montana Conti-|!™perial Ol Company will, under Section quad and company. Fourth Belgian Relief Ship Car- $11.00 _ alves oo

nental Development Company, of Butte,|7 Of the Said Act, apply to the Minister Transfers. ries Food Worth $450,000 umps Hose ‘a

Montana, has deposited with the Minister |°f Public Works at his oMece in the City Private Alex. Rae is transferred mT, Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrug® .

of Public Works, at Ottawa, Canada, and|°! “ttawa for approval of the said site enenpeatiione
with the District Registrar of Titles,|@¢ plans and for leave to construct the| from B Company to A Company

: Halifax, N. $., Feb. 4. ’ TTULI RADF RD
Prince Kupert, B. C., under Chapter 115, | *4!¢ Wharf and approach Private T. C Chalmers is : —s wih e PA 0 & 0

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R. 8. C. 1906, plans and description of Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 2d cargo of foodstuffs valued at 7 —_—
the proposed site of certain harbor works|“@Y of February, A. D. 1915 transferred from B Company to A} g450,000, contributed by the pes. SECOND AVENUE
to be constructed by the said Company on THE IMPERIAL Ol, COMPANY Company. . i " , VW AR
Waterfront Block “E,” Prince Rupert 28-34-40-47 pep ; ple of Canada for the starving
on eo , _ 2m
Townsite, according to registered plan of ue wer W. A. PETTIGREW, Lieut., Belgians, the steamer Treneglos | 777 ;
the said Townsite dsposited in the Prince LA CES. Acting Adjutant. has sailed 4 Seat iid a. = a
Rupert Land Registry Office, and number. | — _ ———— as sailed from here for London, A Hee! Lever Simuiation |
ed 923, the aforesaid works consisting of | cheems eee Seater pists of , and will proceed to Rotterdam to | a
one wharf with ore bins } y CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF Jischarge her care 7.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the) 1... vovsep nat Will ; discharge her cargo, This is the
said company has applied to the Governor , -E that jam Watson, of PRINCE RUPERT. fourth Belgi: alti : A, straightforward generous 1
Remo, B. C., occupation Contractor, 1 urth Belgian relief ship to anil | run © eateblished
General-in-Council for approval of the , , pation Contwactes, i Rial | , ore We ar) giving away
tends to apply for permission to lease the from Halifax | Veteher to thousands of
: el works, and . 4 p ° . 7
propose orks, d permission to con following described lands Commencing at|@ylaw No. 228, 11th Avenue Plank Road— 1 |

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DATED at Prince Rupert, 2. C., this sth!" post planted on the northerly limit of . ; Contract No. 4. LL give tennant. Hew
ait deans fe. 2088. the Hight-of-Way of the Grand Trunk Pa-| SEALED TENDERS will be received by Salvation anus. | — oe
PATMORE & FULTON cifle Hallway Company, and about 35 chains|E. A, Woods, City Clerk, up till 5 p, m., cont: for one of our Mt |
Solicitors for the Montara Continental! De- *°Uthwesterily from Mile 84, east from| Monday, 15th of February, for the eon- , . | aie |
velopment Co, 23-53 Prinee Rupert, B. C.; thence north go |Struction of a 16-foot piank roadway on Public meetings, Tuesday. | Gents’ Alberts, sont
- a = chains; thence west 20 chains; thence |Eleventh Avenue and City Reserve from Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m. | wish the waich, which

For a comfortable room, co south 46 chains, more or less, to the north- | Ninth Avenue to Albert Avenue,
to the St. Elmo eas 1 838 —_ erly limit of the Right-of-Way of the} Plans may be seen and specifeations ob-|Sundays at 7:30 p. m,
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(| Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company;} tained at the City Engineer's OMmee, City - eee Same von the af
end Avenue, near Bighth Street. thence northeasterly along the northerly | Hall Many vould > li a otal uw wa |
Newly opened. Steam heat and !0it of the said Wighit-of yay to point of The lowest or any tender not neces- any &@ man would never nal : : the benatiia' vateh Bt |
comnmencemen ar e . . — nas ny ol vein - ach, 2
ho! and old water in every room. |s0 acres, more oF less : nocn thee W. McG. MASON heard of were it not for his obit-| 9%. % wer, Pritts 3 Torn. Whoreae
; WILLIAM WATSON. - MeG. MASON, ny 8 13 Bocas vSRcioemenae nats. Bema, tig
Free baths. Hates reasonable.) paiea pecember 26, 1014 25-85 |B. Db. 220 City Engineer UBTY notice l, : |
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F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR (SOLD BY ALL GROCERS) PRINCE RuPeERT 6