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“The Daily News ”
CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Front bedroom, with sitting
room; suitable for two gentlemen; S12.
Meals if desired. Down town; modern
Address Box 103, The News. tf.
comfortable bedroom;
friends; bath, electric
light, meals arranged; close to oll
tanks and drydock. Apply 751 Fifth
Avenue East. 87-93
FOR RENT—Partly furnished three-room
cottage; bath, hot and cold water, elec-

house

FOR RENT—Large
sult two men

tric light; $15.00 ii4 Eighth Avenue
West, corner McBride 89-92
FOR RENT—Furnished house; modern
conveniences; good view, Phone 6. tf.
FOR RENT Furnished Coen
rooms inquire Demers -tf.
WANTED
WANTED A general servant. Apply
Mrs. O’Reilley, 922 Fifth Ave. W. tf.

WANTED—Employment by refined young

 

lady. No objection domestic service. | ;
Good cook Apply Box 100, Daily News
85-tf.
WANTED—Two good seamstresses. Ap-
ply Miss Murphy, Smith Block. itt.

FOR SALE

FOR SALI New 30-ft. launch, 12 h.p. en
gine; suitable for fishing boat. Apply

Edward Sechs, Rupert Marine Wharf

FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-

ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West, Ww.
music

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL

 

 

WANT CITY EMPLOYEES

city

rhe

employees to

policy of compelling

invest in hospital
tickets was brought up last night
in response to a request of the
hospital board.

Alderman Dybhavn set the
Alder-
man Kerr thought it should only
The

city engineer and the city solici-

rolling by supporting it.
apply to the permanent staff

tor, who were present, volunteer-
ed to take tickets.
doesn't look

any hospital

as if he would ever
need treatment—s«
he kept quiet.

Alderman Casey wanted to
know what privileges the tickets
Would the hospital per

appendi-

 

carried.

iform an operation for

lcitis,

or did it only apply to minor
? The chairman of the Hos
Board, O. H. Nelson,
asked for in-
that it

six-months’

|

| pital who

lwas present, was

and said gave

|

| privileges for
nt from the time of illness on

ment of a dollar

| formation
treat-

| pay each month,

iThey had not gone into details,
ibut if the need of an operation
| took place after the person be-
| came a ticket holder, he thought

lhe would get full treatment. With

ithis understanding, Alderman

Casey favored making the scheme

Musical Instru- |
ments repaired.| compulsory on all city employees.
Bows rehaired. The | Alderman Montgomery moved
Prince Rupert Mu-/that the city employees be con-
sic Store, 345 3rd/sulted as to the scheme and if
Ave. tf. | they agreed, to bring it into effect.
i1This carried. The city clerk will
; BEST QUALITY Domestic 3°" {"C! [Be inary
< LUMP | Nobody suggested that there
|}was any particular reason why

COAL ;

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery |

Money Back If Not Satis~
factory

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Stand - Hote! Rupert |

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FOR RENT

Ct AL eee

3 HOUSES, $8 PER MO.

Water Included

1- AND 2-ROOM CABINS

Furnished

$5 AND $8 PER MO.

—APPLY—

Pattullo & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

 

Nerve Energy and
Eyeglasses.

 

A constant dropping wears
away astone. Aslight
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
ylasses. Consultation free.
elays are dangerous,

Look for Loop

OPTICIAN
223 Sixth St. Phone Black 69

a .

 

Salvation Army.

Public meetings, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m,
Sundays at 7:30 p, m.

 

who

UNION TRANSFER CO. 3

Phone 99

| Contingent

city empl vees should be urged to
take tickets any more than those

worked for private con-

;} cerns.

GERMANS KNEW THAT
CANADIANS WERE NEAR

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36
Mr. Birkett, of the local fire
hall, has just reeeived a_ letter
LUMI iiiiin—~w-—-— 2|from a friend who went to the
FOR TAXI front with the Vancouver regi-
jment. He said that the first time

| the Canadians were put in the
| trenches they replaced the York-
before

moved

shire regiment and that
Yorkshire regiment
out the Germans, whose trenches
announced
to be

Canadians,

were close to
to them that they
the
thing which they themselves did
This

German spy system is still work-

theirs,

were ree

placed by some-

not know. shows that the

ing to perfection. The Germans

in the trenches chatted back and

seemed to know Canada as well

as they did. Many of them no
doubt had been living in this
country.

Remember, this is the 4dast

of our sale.—Demers. 91-2

week

Remember the 68th Regiment's

 

}concert on the 27th of April. Pro-
ceeds to buy cigarettes and to-
baceo for Prince Rupert's First

Tickets 25c, 50c, and

75c. 8stf

Ladies’ dresses from 86.00 up.

Demers. 91-92

Good
Pure
Milk

The Best Equipped and Most
Sanitary Dairy is the

Delivered to any part
of town, or can be had
at Spurr's Market,
Knott's Bakery and the
Fulton Cash Market.

Govt. Inspected Cows

SS —

TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL

The city clerk |

ee

,|sider it further.

soiisinllnihiedictga a
TO REPLANK ROADS.

Replanking the plank roadways
rhis

air fo

came up again last night.

question has been in the

a year. Last session it had been
decided to do the work by local

improvement work but the prop

and had it beaten. The streets
were getting so bad. however, that
something had toe be done and af

ter a few opposing

Alderman Beveridge it was agreed

to pass a bylaw to protect them
They

last

against unfair competition.
the

night asking for a bylaw

petitioned City Council
limiting
the hours in which a barber shal!
be allowed to work. It was sug-
gested that this would be illegal
on the city’s part, but the city so-
licitor was asked to report on it
If it

may

passes the city newspapers
ask to of

news which any paper shall carry

have the amount
limited and a guarantee that one
the other
Protection is the life of trade ap-

paper will not “scoop”
parently—not competition.

Mrs. J. V. McDonald will not be
at home

tomorrow nor again this

season.
Sweater

$2.45.

All

colors,

91-2

Coats
Demers.

Red Cross Acknowledgment.

 

Toronto, April 12, 1915.
Mrs. J. A. Woodland,

Secretary Ladies’ Class, St.
John Ambulance Association,
Prince Rupert, B. C.:
Madam—I beg to
thanks
of
dressings,
handkerchiefs,
Ambulance

Dear ac-

knowledge with the gen-
band-
cloths,

from St. John

erous donation sheets,

ages, face
ete.,
Association, Prince
Rupert, to the service of the so-
ciety.

Yours faithfully,
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
per M.K
CHANGE IN COMMITTEES.
The change in the personnel of
the

rangement of the

Council necessitated a rear-
standing com-
mittees. They were made as fol-
lows:
Finance Committee—Alderman
Edge
havn and the Mayor.
Board of Works
Maitland (chairman),
Montgomery and Alderman Nicol.
Light,

Alderman

chairman Alderman Dyb-
Alderman
Alderman

Power and Telephone

Kerr Al-
derman Beveridge and Alderman
Casey.

chairman),

erty owners concerned opposed t |

bellows from |’

 

| PROPOSE TO BUILD FISH lngaut OF THE NORTH cnnstie)
pocKk — CONTRACTORS DELAYED IN |
TO TAKE THE BONDS
| Weostholme management |
Continued From Page One. nounce that “The Call
lwharf, and this was all to supply North” has been unavoid
Ithe local trade. Tt was also point aved in transit In place}
‘od out that the liquor interests | reat picture, a five-reel |
hall {were the chief ones who opposed] af feature entitled |
putting the fish wharf at Seal| uckshot John” will be shown |
Gove. They wanted to have the . cday and Thursday. “Buck
fishermen near so they could chot John" is the story of a re
fleece them, ed “bad” man of the West,
The matter was handed on to | «up to the usual hich stand
the Finance Committee and they + Paramount features
|Couneil’s fish committee to con owing to the disappointment

ned by this change of pro-

there will be no advance in

this week's big show
LADIES’ MUSICAL CLUB
GAVE CHILDRENS’ DAY
On Saturday afternoon at the
| Pr abvterian Hall the Ladies’ Mu
leical Club gave a Childrens’ Day, |

which was vé
attendance «
The
f ten numbers,

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1 large f parents an

|
}¢ hildrer

| consisted

|
program which}
}

was as]
i
}

ifollows

Misses Thelma Ki ight and
Lorna Tite

Pupil of Prof. Zaleiski.

Piano Solo—The Wayside Rose
Op..177 Otta Fischer
Miss Violet Mortimer

Miss Irwin's Pupils.
ylo—Melody of Love,

Engelman

Piano S« Op
Oe c1ipeusae
Miss Dorothy Tovey
Piano Solo—La Fountaine, Op
221 Cc. Bohm

Mary Blythe.
Fyes..C. Martaine
and Mabel Adams
Solo—Two Larks......
Sete deemeee Th. Leschetesky
Miss Kathleen Grant

Solo

Duet—Pretty
Misses Rosie
Piano

Piano Barcarolle from
Tales of Hoffman..

Bernice
Heather

Gustav

. Greenwald
Palmer
Rose,

Lange

Solo Op.

Piano
78, No. 3

Miss Grace

Manson.

PRINCE RUPERT CADET CORPS.

Orders by George Leek, Cadet In-
struction, for the Week Ending
April 24, 1915:

7:15 p. m.

 

Drill in
uniform and band practice.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m—All ca-
dets to parade in uniform at K. of
P. Hall for concert.
Saturday, 9:30 a. m.

Tuesday,

Drill, not
in uniform,
Saturday, 3 p. m.—-Ambulance
practice for A Company.
92-97
ROBT. RITCHIE, ©. C.
see our nobby trimmed hats for

$5.00, Demers. 91-2

For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-
ond Avenue, near Eighth Street.
Newly opened Steam heat and
hot and vold water in every room
Free baths. Rates reasonable

 

ener?

BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

Good Clean Meals From 26
Cents Up. Just Give Us
a Trial—That’s Ali.

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Dairy Exhibition Board Cian LAWEUTL ED CU.SINS
Phone Green 262 Edge, 3 .

 

we. Z ie
Pioneer Laundry
Third Avenue East
Phone 118
We Use the Most Modern
Laundry Machinery Built.
Any Tuesday or
Wednesday and 8ee How
We Do It
Absolute Satisfaction Is
Guaranteed

Come In

 

 

FRIDAY EVENING,

“Indian Mar

CASH PRIZES for best home
from all ladies,

GUESSING COMPETITIONS

Collison on,

For pat

 

Social at the Anglican Church

ATTRACTIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM

Admission, including Refreshments: Adults 260; Children, 100

APRIL 23, 8 P.M.

Lecture by Rev. W. EB
ners and Customs
made cake Entries solicited

‘Liculars phone 152

A special one for the men!

 

} POPPE OT

POODLE PE PEDRO BDIDALELBEEOPL PROD OLE

MUSIC
Teacher of Violin and Alj

Band Inetruments

A, PESCOTT

452 Fighth Ave. Baet |
Phone Green 927

 

 

CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK

A SPECIALTY
|
DRS. GILROY & BROWN
DEMTISTS
Office: Smith Block, Third Avenue
Phone 454

 

 

 

to have it done out of general | Mrs. Carpenter's rayne, a
fund. All the original plank i}Piano Sol Sonalina, Op a” No
roads will therefore be renewed | sevseunsees teas Clementi
it a cost estimated of about Miss Helen Morrison. af
29 000. Duet—Scene de Ballet Op. 206
Divertissemeur by Carl! Erfolg
WANT PROTECTION. Misses Helen Wallace and
Louise. Rowell

The city barbers want the city Duet—La Reine Dis Fies, Op. 105, |
Galop de Concert... Sid. Smith

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:FOR A TAXI :
 75~-PHONE~75 ;
¢ PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO 3
; 3

1%
much enjoyed DY | @ygieaigieisioie ini gigi aisintiioistot

B. C. UNDERTAKERS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM-

BAL WERS — SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED—OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
117 2ND STREET—PHONE 41
BRUCE MORTON, Funeral Director

 

Canadian

STEAM LAUNDRY

Latest and Approved Methods
Only Skilled Operators Employed

Phone us and we will call
for a trial bundle

 

Vote Our Address:
515 SIXTH AVENUE WEST

PHONE NO. 8
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Canadian Steam Laundry

 

SEEDS! SEEDS!

RECEIVED OUR 1915 SEEDS
WE HANDLE.
Rennie’s Ferry’s, Steele's,
Brigg’s
Garden and Field Seeds
Also Fertilizers

 

We Take Orders for Nursery
Stock
Hay, Grain, and Feed at

Vancouver Prices

Chicken Feed a Specialty
Mati orders promptiy attended to

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

908 Third Ave. Phone 68

  

DENTISTRY | Martin Swangoy

 

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For Full information and Vaso

 
     
     
 

S.S. Prince Rupert

Sails for Vancouver, Vic-
toria 2nd Seattie on Fridays
at 9 A. M.

S.S. Prince John

For Vancouver, Sundays at 7:30 P. ™.

Passenger trains leave Prin e Rupert at 10 A. ™@
Saturdays for Prince George, Edmonton,
necting with trains for St. Paul, Chicago, and all principal ©
These trains carry splendid electric lighted Sleeping and Pe
Wednesdays a through Tourist Sieeper (electric tighted) |

MAKE YOUR TRAIN OR STEAMSHIP BERTH RESERVATIONS
PHONE 260

FOR POINTS EAST OF CHICAGO USE THE GRAND
TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM

The Double Track Route

Tickets, apply to @. T. P. THke
ind Avenue.

AGENCY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES

| 2nd

hone 554 P.O. Bor 69
APE RANGING
AINTING

OLISHING AND
WALL TINTING

nterion ga
= * Specialty

Ser

ear MoBride

ALF HALLIGAN

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FOR PLUMBING AND w
uw EATING

SMITH & MALLETT

Largest stock Pipe north et
Vatitouver ° valves and fi
tings, Pipes t to order 7 it

Third Ave., Head of &
. econ,
Prince Rupert 4 Gren

Alex M. Mans
W. E. Williams, B.A, LLB
WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc,
MONEY TO LOAN

8
Helgerson | e Rupert, 8. ¢

| and Or@ Aveaw

ACIFIC CARTAGE LMT

Transfer

Office corner @nd §

(Succes

Genera! Cartage

LADYSMITH COAL
03-—-Phone—-93

JAMES GILMORE

Architect

Avenue MeBride Street

 

  
 
  
 
   

CANADIAN PACIMIC
RAILWAY

PRINCESS MAQUINNA
FOR ALASKA PORTS
THURSDAY, APRIL 22

PRINCESS MAY
SOUTHBOUND
SUNDAY 8 P. &

4. @ MONAB, General Agent
Corner Fourth Street and Twit Aw

 

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ADVERTISE IN

THE DAILY News

, Wednesdays and

+ cone
Baskatoon, Winniped ete
astern itl

jor Oars and
st. Paul
EARLY

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PRINCE RUPERT COAL C0.
Wellington Coal

Cleanest Lump—Longest Lasting—Givos the PHONE 15
Most Heat—No Clinkers—P. BLACK, Manager

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PHONE 25

 

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