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HUDSON'S BAY CO. WILLIAM MANSON
CLOSES AT FORT GEORGE GETS A HOT TIME
Fort George, April 10.—A sad| Bella Goola.—A veritable storm

event in the history of the West,

 

 

FOR RENT

 

rok RENT—Furnished house; modern
conveniences; good view. Phone 6. 76-8
76-78

modern
tf.

FOR RENT—Furnished house;
conveniences; good view. Phone 6.

RENT — Furnished
Inquire Demers.

FOR
rooms.

 

WANTED—Employment by refined young

objection domestic service.
Apply Box 100, Dally News.
85-tf.
Ap-
8itt.

lady. No
Good cook.

WANTED—Two good seamstresses.
ply Miss Murphy, Smith Block.

FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—$35.00 baby carriage in good
condition. Will sell very cheap. Apply
313 Seventh Ave. E. 77-79

FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. tf.

 

music.

 

  

Musical Instru-
ments
Bows rehaired. The
Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 3rd

Ave. tf.

repaired.

 

 

 

 

FOR TAXI |
Phone 99

Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

 

 

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FOR RENT

3 HOUSES, $8 PER MO.

Water Included

1- AND 2-ROOM CABINS

Furnished

$5 AND $8 PER MO.

—APPLY—

Pattullo & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

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BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

Good Clean Meals From 25
Cents Up. Just Give Us
a Triali—That’'s All.

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue

 

 

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
LUMP

COAL

$9.00 per Ton—Cash on
Delivery
Money Back If Not Satis-

factory
UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

aN

Fjowing to

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL

and one which brings home in a
marked degree the transformation
which is taking place in the one-
time frontier, is the closing up of
the Hudson's Bay Company post
here after 110 years’ trading.
This event occurred this week
the fact of the
pany'’s post being for the time be-
ing sidetracked owing to the de-
velopment of the city at some dis-

come

tance north of their old location.

The Fort George
founded about 111
Simon Fraser, the great explorer,
who, as an officer of the North-
west established this
post when on his voyage of dis-
covery down the great river that
bears his name. He called it af-
ter the reigning monarch of the

post was

years ago by

Company,

| period.

Fort
ever since that date, as a trading
post. The first of the
post was on the northeast corner
of land which is now the Indian
reserve, but the location on which
it stands today has been the posi-
tion of the post for the past forty
years or so. Many a sturdy pio-
neer has come and gone as offi-

George has continued,

loeation

cer-in-charge of the staunch old
| post, and through the days of the
wreliminary suveys of the C. P. R.,
forty years ago, before the Rogers
Pass route had been chosen by
lthe C. P. R. engineers, Fort
| George played an important part.

 

lIn latter years during the survey-
ling and construction of the G. T.
iP, many an important plan was
thought out and arranged within
|the bleak walls of the old post. All
| through the bleak years of the
jpast the of the
places” have bartered there with
the Indians, and carried on the
| work of civilization which the
great trading company brought to
the West.
That the
jtually build here one of their

men “silent

company will even-

|great department stores is a con-
jclusion which we may anticipate,
but the
which are on hand here and be-

in the meantime goods
ing shipped to outlying posts, and
point, farther

north, the slow wheels of evalu-

in’ some other
tion are evolving strange futures
for the bleak outposts where the

traders carry on their business.

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

» Nanaimo, April 13.—‘Rough-
house” Charley Burns got the de-
cision over Billy Soules on a foul
in the eleventh round of a fifteen-
round bout here last night. The
decision was unfavor-
ably, though Burns had a shade
over Soules.

received

 

cloud burst upon the head of Wm
Manson on Tuesday evening. Mr
Manson talked Dominion and
civie matters, and attacked the
Liberal party, the Liberal press
generally, and the Bella Coola
Courier and its editor particular
ly. Nothing could induce him to
confine himself to provincial poli-
tics.

Mr. Gibson, who followed, said
that he had voted Conservative in
the past but never, he said, could
he vote again for any man to sup-

port the present aggregation at
Victoria.
Mr. Harris spoke of the pur

chase of submarines, the govern-
ment’s avowed policy of reser

ing a portion of every coal area,
and several other matters, and in-
vited Mr. Manson to offer an ex-
planation of his attitude in regard

to them. Again Mr. Manson de-
liberately evaded the points
raised and only suceeded in

arousing the ire of the meeting.
At this point a disturbance arose,
resulting in a prominent Conserv-
ative being compelled to leave the
meeting amidst a storm of jeers.
After this the meeting was quick-
ly brought to a close. Bella Coola
Valley never saw the like. No
wonder that the Conservatives are
“delate -~Bella
Coola Courier.

sick tum-tum."’-

 

CLAYTON'S SCHEME.
Geo. L. Clayton wrote the City

last night in connection
with the cold storage proposition
which he has in view for this port.
He expects to use 300 horsepower
of electricity and wants it at 1
The water he re-
quires he is willing to pay for at
The chief nut that
cracking, however, is the
guaranteeing of his F ads to the
extent of $250,000 for five years

Council

cent per k. w.

current rates.

needs

at 6 per cent. This the Council
did not feel like
jaws to last night so it was turn-

applying their

ed over to the Fish Committee and

the Finance Committee for re-
port.

The Mayor intimated that there
were other solutions in the air

and perhaps within a week they
would be ready for presentation.
it to the effect that

Provincial govern-

Rumor has
perhaps the
ment will come across with some
assistance.

 

———

Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Seal Cove,
will not receive today, nor again
this season.

Safety First—Use New Wel-
lington Coal. Phone 116. 67tf.

Situatior®wanted by young man.
Experienced salesman and busi-
High class refer-
Daily

ness education.

ences. Apply Box 133,

 

McBRIDE’S DAY IS DONE

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News.

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STARTS

 

Ladies’ Skirts, all kinds of mate
Sale

Tee eee eee eee

$12.50, April Sale ......

 

 

 

 

Nerve Energy and
Eyeglasses.

  

A constant dropping wears
away astone. A slight
eyestrain injures the health
because it is constant. The
strain which first manifests
itself as a slight discomfort
should be remedied at once,
This we guarantee to do with
eennes, Consultation free.
elays are dangerous.

Look for Loop

OPTICIAN
223 Sixth &t. Phone Biack 69

La Diva-Corsets, front or back
Lisle Hose in tan or black, reg. ¢
Ladies’ Serge Dreses in saxe

$10.00 to $25.00........

_A new ship

lipment of very prett
colors wil

be in on the Apri
April Sale they will be ...
Apri
Blouses, all our High Class
prices up to $12.00, Aprit

eee ewe ewes .

$35.00 April Sale Price $18.00
$30.00 April Sale Price $16.00
$25.00 April Sale Price $12.50

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DEMERS ANNUAL APRILSALE

ANNOUN

Guaranteed Raincoats, reg. $10.50 and $12.50, April Sale, $6.75
Ladies’ Sweater Coats, reg. prices up to $7.50, April Sale, $2.45

Ladies’ Duchess Satin, Accordian

, navy,
Ap
Perrin’s Gloves, although they are
Taffeta Ribbons in beautiful shades,
Silk and Lace

Coats and Suits at Less Than Cost

Ladies Lace Coats and Tunics, reg. price np to $25 ; this April for

THURSDAY, APRIL 8
CEMENT

rials, $7.50 and $8.50,

April

Slips,
Sethe ctdband's baaaeks $7.6¢
lace, reg. 4.50, April Sale, $2.95
\5e,.. April Sale, 3pr for $1.00
black, regular prices from
ril Sale at just Haif Price
Cotton Crepe Kimonas in all
Sale at Cost.
raised in price, during this

SPORE eee Ci cevoesbeseses

96
$18.00 April Sale Price $8.50
$16.00 April Sale Price $8.00
$15.00 April Sale Price $7.60
$5.00

erre

 

 

 

We

Cleanest Lump—Longest Last

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT COAL co. |
lington Coal

Most Heat—No Clinkers—P. BLACK, Man

ing—Gives

ser PHONE 15

’

NEW DEPARTURE
AT THE WESTHOLME

imary Pickford in “The Eagle's
Mate’ Wednesday and
Thursday.

romorrow night marks the be-
ginning of at
rhe Westholme, a series of
Paramount” features of from
five to eight the first of
which will be “The Fagle’s Mate,”
in five reels, starring the great
movie favorite, Mary Pickford.
continued

a new innovation

reels,

series will be

rhis
from week to week until further
notice. In speaking of a series of
sietures, it must be understood |

 

|
that

this does not mean a “se-

I but each feature is a com-
plete and independent story, the
only relation between them being
that they are all produced by the
which

Paramount Company, is
noted for its splendid high-class
picture plays.

“The Eagle’s Mate” is a charm-
ing story of the mountain regions
it little Mary

of her

In producing pictures
these The Westholme
shows great enter-
of

of Virginia and in
Pickford

best work.

does some very

such as
management

is deserving every

prise and
success.

REPLANKING STREETS.

The knotty problem of replank-
ing of the
city was up again last night. The
that
would

the
replanked
for

the wornout streets

city engineer estimated re-

pairs for this cost

£6,000,

year
whole

and
about

while
be
repaired

about
streets could
foundations
$9,500.
Alderman Dybhavn and Bever-

idge wanted the work done by a

local improvement bylaw. They
contended that as these roads
didn't cost the property owners

anything, many of them being put
in by the G. T. P., it wasn't fair
to ask other property owners who
for
help pay for the re-

are now paying their own
streets to
planking of other property hold-
ers’ streets,

The other members, including
Alderman Maitland and Alderman
Montgomery, said that since this
was repair work it should be done
out of general fund, as all cities
do. A general policy must start
sometime along this line, so why
not .start now?

It was decided to lay the matter
over for another week.

THE CRADLE.

 

Wark.—To Mr. and Mrs. C.
Wark, on the 11th inst., a son.

B.

Rauk.—-At the General Hospital,
Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. K. L.
Rauk, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. G, A,
Sweet, on the 12th inst., a daugh-
ter.

Sweet.

68th REGIMENT, EARL GREY'S
OWN RIFLES.

Orders by Major J. H. McoMullin,
Commanding, April 10, 1915:

Parades.
“A” Company will parade at the

Exhibition Building on Wednes-
nesday and Friday, April 14 and
16.

“B’ Company will parade at the
Exhibition Building on Monday
and Thursday, April 12 and 45,
W. 8. MARSHALL, Lieut.,

84-89 Acting Adjutant.

THE

 

WEATHER.

 

By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

 

.

8 4, m., April 43, 1945.)

POON obi icik eG 29.792
ee, Ce og 55.0
Be COMI, iia Side coy: 42.0

Guulslepeetithemensnmenheenenntenans
Quality, satisfaction and econ.
omy, New Wellington
Phone 116,

Coal,
63tf.

For a comfortable room, come
to the 8t. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec.
end Avenue, near Kighth Street,
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room

 

Free baths, Rates reasonable,

EXTRA WATER MAIN.

built aeross the Shawatlans Pas
sage, An accident might destroy
the present one and cut the city’s

water supply off. The lowering

An extra water main must be |Orders by

PRINCE RUPERT CAdEy

lay

of insurance rates, indeed, de-|Uniform, any
pends on this, ; Saturday
An offer was read last night}in unifory
from Captain Babbington offer Saturday
ing to supply the necessary plant] Practice at
and labor to do the work § for RO}
£5,000, taking full risks of the i
work. The former crossing cost LAN

the city $18,000, when put in by
our present city engineer by day
labor.

Alderman Kerr wanted to know
why tenders were not called for,
It was pointed out that Captain
Babbington was the only man in
the North had
plant and as long as his tender
they it

who a suitable

wag reasonable thought
well to give him a chance,

Lead and packing for the joints
with the

ends will

as connecting
main at both
cost the city about $1,000,

as well
present

VISITED THE

 

FAIR.

 

Cc. C. Purdy, of the Canadian

Bank of Commerce, has just re-

turned from a holiday in Califor-
nia, where he visited the fairs
both at Los Angeles and- San

Francisco,

He speaks with the same high
of the building
that prior visitors have had. He
asked the head of the Washington
State building as to whatsightshe
point to
it all at the

“See the Canada

regard Canadian

should make
he

at his disposal.

a see, as

couldn't see time
building,” was he reply, “and you

have seen the best on the
grounds.”

On all hands among the crowds
the

heard

building
exclamation of
In the
in the reg-

Visiting Canada

could be
wonder at its perfection.
column for “Remarks”
ister book were continual expres-
sions to the effect that it was not
only the finest on the ground but
the best exhibition ever seen at a
fair.

é The natural seenery of Canada

its
In the front

is reproduced, showing re-

sources and beauty.

 

real trees and scenery are seen,
while in the distance the artist
carries you away with his im-
agery.
TO THE ELECTORS.
Ladies and Gentlemen:
In response to what might

properly be called a general re-
quest of the I hereby
announce my candidacy in the ap-
proaching Municipal
tion, April 16th.

If elected, I will adhere strictly
to the principles outlined in my
address in the K, of P. Hall, April
8th, and published in The Empir«
on April 9th.

Thanking your for your past
I more
bid to you for a trial at your offi-
cial helm.

electors,

Bye-Elec-

consideration, make one

Respectfully,

TAKE
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WILLIAM WATSON
ber 26, 1914 iy

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poration f the City
rporated under @
{ Prince Rupen

B statues

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DY Resolution @
said Corporati
Stake Water righy
Wark Channel;
the said Compan.
4 Waler licen »
me River, & trike
ATM, for power

the sald compan.
Hee, petitioned tar
raking as fr g
application fas

bjection ts

ENTIFY that the @
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application fare
ject to te
Water Act, (ii

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mimenced oa @
cos, ad
jeposited wih @
Rights of ak

f November, 107.
part of the undefie
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¢ which te @
carry out te &
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