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“The Daily News” j|{ LOCAL NEWS ITEMS OF DEPRESSION, FUTURE FOR MOOSE
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Miss Cowie jeft today for a visit
to f iends on the Prairies.

 

People of Germany Now Realize|Senator Says if Party Quits, Its

 

 

FOR RENT . oe % That War Is Not Going Members, for Most Part,
— -—_—— - M. J. Hobin left for the Interior Well for Them. Would Join Republicans.
von pans —Boven- roomed “house, electric} (his morning on a business trip. ; a

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Pond Satesliy Recntea. "ADDI ii Mrs. Surtees, who has been} /rom London says: |sponse to questions as to the fu
ao ( 99°99) Visiting her ister, Mrs. MeCly- “Alfred Arnold, a New York|ture of the Progressive party, the
rOpaibe, including, pisno; ait moderns con: mbnt, for a few weeks, left today Herald and London Daily Express | possible lines of its future activ!
hea toa gee agen st for her home in MeBride. correspondent, who has just re-|ties, circumstances under which
FOR RENT — Large front bedroom, with ew. 8 turned from a tour of Frankfort-/it might amalgamate with th
men ‘Pitteen dollars. eas iT de- dD. MeCorkindale left this}on-Main, Dusseldorf, Elberfeldt,| Republican party and its presen!
19s. the News: ee me morning for a trip to the East.|/ Bremen, Hamburg and Munich,! condition following desertions to

FOR RENT— Steam heated, bright single}J. M. Campbell has taken over his] writes that the most signifi ant! the Republican party, Senato!

Box i24, icare The News. per 9 position temporarily. symptom he observed was the ap-| Poindexter has furnished the fo
FOR BORE — Poreines nousexeaping ». 8. 9 pearance of a definite peace party llowing signed statement to the
rooms. Demers. 1 ; . .
rn | «George McLaughlin, formerlytin the industrial centers and the|New York Sun:
FOR SALE of this city, with a party of Fort/organization of peace meetings|* “¢ am not fully able at this

 

George residents who have been/and placarding to stop the war.

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ven, ae ee eee with two to Victoria in connection with the
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time to answer fully the questions
Posters at Dusseldorf were dis which you ask in regard to the

 

 

ith tee new sirelxte “ae demands of that district, left to-|covered and led to the arrest Of  Prouvesetie party Greutave
*Veas “and 480 us fee,’ if oj day for their home by the G. T. P. |a ta of persons who attend-|/¢hée future may determine as t
wat ed a peace meeting. the Progressive party as a sepa
von Sut —80 0 ison, So Cee OV Eaynerrens. “On the whole the prevalent/rate and date political party

Box 15, Daily News. _— asote, Candidates Elected by Acclama- sentiment in Germany is one of|the progressive movement
oa WANTED tion in Five Districts. depression and anxiety. Stories|bound to go on and be one of the
, , of great victories, especially over|chief factors in our polities and

WANTED—-Three young men for mess in Rerlin, Ont., Feb. 2.—F. §,/|the hated British, are no longer| government.

 

 

it uments ; aereyns e ost OE nas ;
mente Mone Black 504 Stewart Scott, Conservative, extjcredited. War news is scanty, To Continue in Some States.

 

 

 

"les. area gh ats, %|mayor of Galt, was elected by ac-}4nd has lost its power to cheer In states where the Progressive
WANTED-—Young. Woman wants chamber clamation as member for South “The coarseness of the now/element is strong the organiza
Ox 117, The News. .
oe aD onm. e aaa | We aterloo in the House of Com- prevarems foods anuatly scarce,|tion will continue in any event
or Se ie Ee ° mons, in sutcession to the late |but - fare is war fare—revolts|whether a separate ticket is put
ar eee, by young lady as Hon. George A. Clare. the German appetite. All dain-|in the field or whether its intlu
ae! hee Bes the pally "Aews, London, Ont., Feb. 2.—W. Gray, |ties are reserved for the hos-lence is executed in conjunet
*- Conservative, was declared elect- |pitals. with the progressive Republica
WANTED—Vie
About 93,500. to J psi000 300. Will pay pay #700 od to the House of Commons for “Only paper money now is|in Republican primary
cash z ’
Ries *.| the city of London, in succession | used in Germany, and all gold and I can say in answer to one of
“wn ever ywitere wing to —_— Chel to aan eae F silver has’to be surrendered to|your questions, that there will be
hours for 0 weekly, contract given, ntrea ep. 2. ere Wi : ‘ipal ¢ rities.”’ o amales “ the sense o}
position permanent. ™ experience “4 ere the municipal authorities. no amalgamation ia th I f
necessary. Samples free. The Go- be a contest between two Con- a any surrender of the great prin
Operative Union, Windsor, Ontario. : ; : :
eatin hidnensigngeeilllae servative candidates for election SACRED CONCERT. ciples of which the Progressive
MISCELLANEOUS to the Federal House from the movement and the Progressive

 

FOR TRADE — Land in Fraser Valley in, constituency of Terrebonne. At The following is the program party are incidents There is
upert lots. , : :
Bex ibs. Daily we. - 25-31-3 Hy 37 ‘the official proceedings, Gideon |for the concert tomorrow evening | fundamentally a vital difference
— me 188, Dolly News. 80-81-87 | . . : -
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DANCING. errs enit ; ; ; '
jtive convention held  several|the Italian earthquake sufferers./tives or progressives and rea: Admiral Von Tirpite Your Majesty, I have to report that while the B
DANCING—-Private lessons in Waltz, Two- |weeks ago, was duly nominated, |In order not to interfere with the|tionaries, whether in one party. utrol of the open sea, Your Majesty's fleet still remains in complet
Step, Three-Step, One-Step, Schottish | ’ ‘ ‘
and Minuet. Monday, Wednesday and)Dut a few minutes before 2jlocal church services the concert}the other—Progressive, Di ,
Friday evenings. Mrs. Brooks-Ander- o'clock, the nomination’ of J.|will commence at 8:45 p.m. sharp.|cratie or Republicat
son, 333 Eighth Ave. East. : . iblies
|Beaulieu, a Montreal advocate, Admission 25 cents. Natural Political Division. ° . ew eee. ar we
music. j}who was a candidate before the PROGRAM—PART I his difference continue
en = eonvention, was handed in. The|Overture ............ ‘Norma”™|[t is the natural political div Canadian rr L
IF YOU CAN'T PLAY WHY NOT GET A . '
Player Piano? We have one, slightly entry of Mr. Beaulieu was unex- Orchestra sion, and when some great cor STEAM LAUNDKY Su i j oa
used, at $500; including 50 rolls. Easy lo . ge
terms. Prince Rupert Music Store, 345 pected, as it was believed he had|Song ...... Lead Kindly Light’ | crete issue of vital interest to the
Third Avenue. w. . 7 EE
decided to abide by the choice of} Mr. C. D. Jones people is presented party divisior
TALKING MACHINES, .VIOLINS AND ALL the rent Both candidates |Soprano Sol Fr rh i ! 1s] Latest and Approved Methods ; |
SG Boe aang * re conven ates oth candidates |Sopre ms ol~ oom 1e nena will take place along this line Only Skilled Operators Employed cuts Monday’ s labor clean
announced their support of the max". .**The Song of the Soul So far as the present politica eoencnsint in half
t ired. . ' :
ce er m, (Borden government. Mrs. J. Lewis. tininbinn: te 'Gihtarthd tin bee Phone us and we will call
ws rehaired. . : . ¢ ld
pmol nupert wu.|_ Moncton, N. B., Feb. 2.—Mr, A.|Song ........4.. 2005, Selected| gressive patty has .claimed al for a trial bundie The Sunlight way is so easy
ms ; » Q slecte . ; “e : ; aie ; “ir ‘ s D
iin sca ea ae Libe _ ee | o ae along to be the party of Lineoln Vote Our Setreens ee note. a ) l af
ain (acclamation to succeed the late/ ART IL. Republicanism, It also favors a 515 SIXTH AVENUE WEST the garment, then
en _j|Hon. F. D. Monk as representa-/Overture....‘Barber de Seville’ | reasonable protective tariff I tosoak. After a \ you
School ofiMlusic and Shorth 1, ‘tive in the Federal Parliament for | Orchestra. believes that tinder existing con NOW dou Pol iemace rinse it thorough! y 1 «ne
Jacques Cartier. The Liberal|Solo...“Nearer My God to Thee” |ditions an active and powerfu ws ass dirt drops out like magic |
tg ely erg | nominee withdrew. Mr. Davey. Federal government is essential. | fe Wh t ‘ {J
it Wes ‘ ‘ . " ee ana I and |
P TEACHER . ee |} Prinee' Albert; Sask., Feb. 2.—|S5oeprano Solo, .“Out of the Deep"| For these reasons should there! Canadian Steam Laundry y ae De j +} |
; + . é I Les |
— Piano, Mandolin and Singing Heturning Officer Paul declared Mrs. J. Lewis. be no separate Progressive ticket es th ‘|
an Bnone arson, 6iP oie |S. J. Dunaldson elected by acela-|S0n@ .........-e.eee. Selected/the great bulk of those compos when the gentle “aan
— | a ‘ - wu tne |
MRS. KNOWLES jmation to fill the Federal seat of Mr. Clapperton, ing the Progressive party would Ca J M GEE M M.S.A. oe wane : e+ t |
Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand ithe constitueney of Prince Albert|Vocal Duet ........... Selected| make their fight in the Repub. | pt. “mc iar: ‘ work with nev a
Suite 15, McMordie Apt. |rendered vacant by the elevation Messrs. Fletcher, Davey, liean party rather than in the| NAUTICAL ACADEMY fabric or hands.
a“ lof James McKay to the Supreme and Evans. Democratic party.” \3 Masters and Mates Prepared r te acai
THE MATTER OF THE “NAVIGABLE Court bench. PR Sa bank oceen Selected j i | ee
WATERS’ PROTECTION ACT,” REVIS- | ; ee ainda oe Other Leaders Coincide. for Greminetion this Sunlight
ED STATUTES OF CANADA, 1906, ! Mr. Evans. Charles 8. Bird, of Massachu way.
CHAPTER 115, AND AMENDING ACTS NS 5b 6 A's outa ais tts; Char ; ; Compasses Adjusted
And tree setts; Charles 8. Bonaparte, Sen At il —
‘ 2. a ** aan Ts
IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY HARRY ATKINS -. War March of the Priests” | ator Moses E. Clapp, George Ade " an &
THE MONTANA CONTINEN .- heaton i —
VELOPMENT COMPA " POR AP- FAMILY BUTCHER Orchestra. Medill MeCormiek, Willis J. Hu sigerean Bieok, Opp. Royal Pr ae
- . » has 6 . Hotel—Ph
PROVAL OF THE PLANS FOR CON- High Class Pork Sausage Mr. Brady has kindly consented] jings and Fred E. Lewis furnish jone Red 602 -—_—-
STRUCTION OF A-~ CERTAIN WHARF Vancouver Branch Selects All Our %\to act as chairman |e
AND ORE BINS ON WATERFRONT Meats and Very Best Quality Han- } , ed somewhat similar statements —_—

 

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pg | Corner 3rd Ave. and 2nd St. 68th REGIMENT, EARL GREY'S mg oe eee the ee Bow. e 4 |
that th Phone 574 OWN RIFLES a ee eres) : ews
TAKE NOTICE that the c , “the . » of the
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Montana, has deposite. with the Minister | _ ne lh al ties comes around to the con-|

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

of Public Works, at Ottawa, Canada, and Orders by Major J. H. McMullin, tructive "ine
. . . - 5 ‘ principles of the Pro- ER a ES ——e
with the District Registrar of Titles, \NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTEC Commanding, for the week end- p ple 1e Pro
Prince Rupert, B. C., under Chapter 115,| TECTION ACT. eressive party, the Bull Moose “a
R. 8. C. 1006, plans and description of ing February 13, 1915: will be in the fleld in 1916 with a ---HOUSE--- a SS ese PASS SII A —,
the proposed site of certain harbor works ov ion , : ae v
to be constructed by the said Company on4 R. 8. C., Chapter 115. national ticket.”
Waterfront Block “E,” Prince Rupert The Imperial Oi1 Company hereby give Parades. _ V N ’ \ ARE
Townsite, according to registe notice that tt has, under Section 7 of the : er ere ‘ 8TH A E AND YOU G S
the said Townsite eee te die’ pane above Act, deposited with the Minister of} “ COMpany will parade at the LAND NOTICES. r
"| Public Works at Ottawa, and in the of | Exhibition Building on Tuesds
Rupert Land Registry Omce, and number- |’ " P : Ding sday :
ed 923, the sforessid works consisting of|°° Of te District Registrar of we Prince} ing Friday at 7:45 p.m. Drill me io eae « oes em onem :
one wharf with ore bins. Rupert land Registration District at ast, Mane ive SCHOOL HOUSE 710 SECOND AVE :
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Prince Pupert, B. C., a deseripsion of the} squad and company. TAKE NOTICE tt w
. site and the plans of _ Ww 2 NOTICE that William Watson, of ° tied
said company has applied to the Governor seating nll «yo Z 2. 2 = B Company will parade at the|nemo, B. C., cecupation Contractor, in Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chand °'y
a aan ong aoinan beng a pert Harbor, British Columbia, in front of Exhibition Building on Monday — to ceoty ~ pomnteston to lease the $11 00 Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle
* Watert 3) “G.” ace : me a ollowing deseribed lands :-— Commencing at une
struct the some. : aie ete =e i. af jand Thursday af 7:45 p.m. Drill|a post planted on the northerly limit of ” Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Sold
yy a wnep Rupee B. C., this 8th! city of Prince Rupert deposited in the|squad and company. the Right-of-Way of the Grand Trunk Pa- Sree Rope Valves Ammuniti
day annery, $ aforesaid Land Registry OMce as No. 923 : seneends oe : cifle Railway Company, and about 35 chains Pumps
PATMORE & FULTON, - _ : ae W. A. PETTIGREW, Lieut., | soutnwesterly from Mile 84, e : » Hose Paint
sousiuors tor ane Moana canines be. | AND TANK NOTICE. that after the ee ust | F PATTULLO & RADFORD 4! s °
velopment Co. 23-53 piration of one month from the date of Acting Adjutant. ooo — % oo one se = toves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugate: |
SS ithe tirst publication of this notice, the said ; ence 7 ; PLC ‘ c
For a comfortable room, come |!!!P¢"4! Oi Company will, under Section a _- south 46 chains, more or less, to the north- SECOND AVENUE “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
. , 7 of the said Act, apply to the Minister Salvation Army erly limit of the Right-of-Way of the
“te the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec. jot rues Works at Ld omce in the City ee , 7 Grand Trunk Pacifie Ratlway Company; 7 =n
end Avenue, near -Bighth Street. anu plans and (or leape to conetrast ‘he » . thence northeasterly along the northerly
Newly opened. Stean, heat and |**i@ hart and approach, ; Public meetings, Tuesday, | limit of the said Right-of-Way to point of SUBSCRIBE FOR FR ED STO ’ DW. AR
atec rine i = * . » “0 sneeme “
hot and cold water in every room. |day ot February: i. De iuse. Cc, ml 24) Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.| {mmencement; and containing about
MPERIAL OIL COMPANY. !o.. 4. a WILLIAM WATSON I D N ‘
Free baths. Hates reasonable. 28-34-40-47 Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Dated December 26, 1014. 95-85 HE AILY EWS SSS SSS SS
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