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HEU | INE | London, April 22 The Gh { My | 0 CLASSIF ED ADS |
Bil i " om Page ne,
WLUIV idle urges the government to more! act ‘1 r " ; ” "
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action and less talk over ¢) i CH POCCIVCD @ Spamnoaroeorore rerecee
ldrink quest ST 1-4 per cent, where-
drink question thy ‘ FOR RENT
ty Adyie ll W tuditor thought 5 per cont _
Mrs. Keil) 65 a omen It is seven weeks since M1 ‘high enough com-(\ron nen 5 bf
, ald [Lloyd George's int anne . ; e ( OM-=|}FOR RENT—Front tedroom, with sitting
t Tay uit-a-Tives oye I enn aANnwor Care in this item items! room; suitable for two gentlemen; $12.)
1GAY jwarning and nothing hae vot ' | Meals if desired. Down town; moderh
26th. £913. |hean done bey i tl — made needless} house. Address Box 103, The News sal
. 0 * beyor 0 n@’s|#2.8299 40 ; i
HAG | “Praita- eed.” TI 7 OTM ! King’s 5 ' worth of Mr. White’s!ron nent Large comfortable bedroom; |

Ica me an awful | fad, 1 Chronicle says With |new stamps sult two men friends; bath, electric}
oad ‘ speak too ithe long delay in taking the But th W aoe ee 1
lot of yut four years | a cienr a4 0 | vas not all, On No- tanks and drydock. Apply 751 Fifth) \¥
" 6 cee ‘i é ps if vhole ense ji vempe 6 the Auditor wrote that Avenue East 87-93 {
+ \ wood, We |t2 danger of looking ridiculous, $18,613 had heen paid for medi- | POR RENT—Partly furnished three-room | |})
hey ; ent Our actin . ; cottage; bath, hot and cold water, elec- |
: hag ae ur inaction, in the face of this cal supplies received from Pow-| tile Tent; $15.00. 414 Eighth Avenue

4 lexaggerated evil unjust! . 1] ' ‘ | West, corner McBride 89-92 |)

1 nu for th ~ | inju y sue | re ne ‘BPhese goods | FOR RE “ Furnished ames”

the compare rests { @ are ne iT. ‘ wall rooms, nquire De 8.
- . 7 = we that we a nervelessly in. could have heen purchased for 40} ——_. quire Demer - |
Rad tonieg capable of pursuing a remedy fo 60 per cent cheaper from the WANTED Nt
f e to be T a te ( : 4 Pe ae ass
= fe ona Phe Times and Mail announee recular w holesale trade, and ines H
ft ; ! é : VerTnmer f . j P AN TED-—Purnished house must be}
a entle action, | that the government has decided think that an ofder amounting tO} ‘east of Mcbride, state particulars and
aa | ver women “}araingt a general State purehase| over $18.00 lowest-rent. Box 105, Dally News, 03-5 { |
ark tives’ after . | ase 000 should not be paid », Dally News, 93-5}
may § they do, lam {Of Brewerles, distilleries and pub-|at retail prices,’- Why not? If} WANTED—Furnitare for_itve-room house) |
’ he the nme . seailial4 . ; give particulars and lowest terms, Box | }j)
s * a -hou » but will propose ajthe government was particular 104, Daily New 93-95 ,
os tnt > W.N. KELLY | Stricter control of publie-houses | about saving 40 to 60 per cent,| WANTED—A_ generai servant apply | {
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ss 1" and partial r ¢ molete ohib what excuse would there be for Mrs. O’Reilley, 722 Fifth Ave Ww tf
iat 6 for $2.50, trial {tion of the sale of spirits, pi Mr. White's ste ‘ 9 WANTED—Employment by refined young
dealers paid on receipt of it ‘ularl : — A ; tamp taxes lady. No objection domestic service. i}
sive ted, Ottawa, icularly whiskey, the eneourage rhe bandages bought from Good cook. Apply Box 100, Daily News.
me ment of light bee t} ly :
eee ceenicineenenetann ’ Hee i repres Powell for se 1g ‘ , 85-tf,
in " , 7 ep ruse, presumably, Of] wantep—two good seamstresses. Ap- i
MINERAL ACT. sion o stronger ind doctored nded soldiers, will illustrate ply Miss Murphy, Smith Block. 8itf. | |
Certif nprovemente. beers and heavier taxation on|t ecessity of Mr. White's - L eo ee
r p } FOR SALE a
TICE as ;wine taxes For one kind Powell paid| — + == | £
i, an up
r “ hye ¢ Te . FOR SALE New 30-ft. launch, 12 hp. en- |
‘ 1 the Skeens th Auditor General writes gine; suitable for fishing boat. ops \s
ur District. For a comfortable room, eome |88 per gross ind charged 812 Edward Sechs, Rupert Marine Wharf | *
Ww North Shore Of {4 the St. Elm . Man. la eS , v0 v5 *
. nga and Falls aaid Ivenoe see aes tee tamps for the difference. 8&4 oe Sal = Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds, | $
: “ Av } ghth Stree «worth For some white (ental chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-| %
go R. Neden, Newly opened. Steam heat and ing machine, ete, Cheap. Apply even-| «
I 50353B, act-| hot and cold water in every room bandages, Powell paid $4.40 a ow ee ae ee eee aie x
" i McRostie, Free; Free haths Rates reasonable, |2£ross. Stamps to bring t to r
he a I ge it up musio. *
eB, and James —_
, vellaiien No. his selling price, 83.60 Adhesive |-—— - - zr
. ‘ays from the eos, |nlaster that cost him 62 and 72 TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL x
te the Mining Re- | ant he chareed 7% nt if Musical Instru-| &
wn i of Improve- | — ae ee ments re
d , ‘ paired.
nts f obtaining 4 for By some slip he nvoiced ‘
an 0 } rubber draina tul t &3.20 ee ee
e drs age yes ¢ S
ind that action, un- | F . Prince Rupert Mu-
mmenced before | ‘1 4" Rin ele OP Re Se just what he paid for them. Aban- wal .
— wave. zs Sic Store, 345 3rd| *
at { Improve- | doning the 5 per cent commission ‘ ee .
pents | Ave -|*
‘ : f March, A. D.| 3 HOUSES $8 PER M0 the Auditor General thought he ‘ i é ¥
4 , .
a5 wan & tn ' —— _ CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, B. Cc.
120. BR. NADEN. | Water Included vas entitled to, and providing no c :
opportunity to the publie to buy | woodworth Lake Hydro-Electric Scheme— }
stamps to make up wastage. Such Erection of Cottage. x
OTICE TO DELINQUENT COo- l AND R SEALED TENDERS will be received by| ¥
| - = mistakes do not oeeur often. ; bos fone
OWNER | E. A. Woods, City Clerk, Prince Rupert, | *
" Furnished The story of the connection be-|8-~Ne. up Ull 5 p. m., Monday, 5th May, )
N, or to any per- | + r 1915, for the erection of a four-room| &
I m you may have tween motor trucks and the wat ttage at Shawatlans -
aus rests, Take Notice | $ P R MO. es : : -
1 ened Co-Owner with! taxes is not ready to be told in| Pians may be en and specifications ob-
we i ge No, 1 and the} . ained at the Cit E eer’s Office, City
lasting ims, situated at ihe | full as yet, there is too much of on : oe Pere
4 bout three -| enal atten >

as bea h, in the ghee APPLY it What is known is that at the | The lowest any tender not neces t
iver ct, Provi » ; e } Saril iccepted
3 > Se P I] & R df d et nee ee cond W. McGEORGE MASON *

bove ent ed | } P ; :
f 14, cmmounting “to | altu 0 a tr disregarded, and the country paid] 93-94 City Engineer t
“ increta eee whatever bills came in Later Base “ae is eae
hin 9) bileation of this 2nd Ave. * ‘ifrom wasting,*in the manner of} %

' to contribute | when more trucks had to be! pion the foregoin Pani mien. oe
> expenditure, to- | lboucht ands pommmetit a eat. going ollers a sam-
> i this advertise eee _e : |ple, possibly the whole of what
: the said mineral itself the ¢g . nt’ |
= © property of the N E nd . se upon 1 governments NnO- | this special taxation will take

; aa oar Min erve nergy a tice, it was discovered that hun- from people who can ill afford it
: ru COVERT, Eyeglasses. ede of dollars too much had
fed a nes hy | ; ‘ eer
1914 pert, B. €., January been paid fof every truck. Sup- MORE JUICY STEAKS

| pose it was $500 a truck, an un-
ee | der-estimate. There, at once, on George Milner has again en-
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 3 jevery car, are fifty thousand of/tered the restaurant business,
Mr. White’s stamps accounted) This time he has formed a part-
OROUIT NO. 4 ; A constant dropping wears wee Why can't people pay for|nership with Joe Raatz, of the
— =e ee away a stone. A< light them and accept the annoyance of | | mpress Cafe.
- and Srd ave eyestrain injures the health |them, and feel virtuously pati '-| Mr. Milner is one of the oldest
4 rd Ave . ver : he k ledge th : :
; er > ; constant. re jotic in the knowledge that some-|residents of the city and old-tim-
wer 15 ‘st, aha ana g} DECause it is constant. The ' |
be + strain which first manifests j|body must have got the money jers will remember him as the

a betwee ‘ : : - acta > 5 :

Oth Sts. «4 okt ane itself asa slight di mfort that was wasted. |partner of Frank Bowness in the
Bor 17; ¢ and 7th St. (Cen should be remedied ; once, | And the Sham Shoes! The ones | Exchange Grill, where they used

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: This we guarantee to dow ith that wore through, the soldier|to turn out those juicy steaks for

CIRCUIT NO. 2 z | isses, Cons ultat! nm free, said, when he “wiggled his big | the pioneers Geore: says he
& o > - a | :

on ane oS 6 3 Rotevs are dangerous. ae The shoes the soldiers in} still knows the knack of making
Box 29 . McBride 68t Halifax used to wrap clothes] good steaks and invites all his old
“ > — See ae Look for Loop around when they went walking! |friends to come in and give him
dpe and 6mm Bt OPTICIAN The shoes whose soles the boys} trial. Mr. Milner’s,ability is by
-e 223 Sixth St. Phone Black 69 had to replace with shingles!/no means confined to steaks as

rn. 8 They had to be paid for, and ré -|he is an all sund caterer and
eo e. and Pultoe st placed with others sometimes as /ohet of ability

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Bor - Taylor St. bad, which also had to be paid i
Bor a5 oo ‘Sar for. Two hundred thousand Remember the 68th Regiment's |
- - sud Dodge Pi. . ipairs of canvas “hospital shoes he ‘oneert on the 27th of April. Pro-|
8 ‘
Thompson 81, % lhad to be paid for. And becausé le eeds to buy cigarettes and to-|
Ber a T NO. 4, all this money was wasted, Mr | bacco for Prince Rupert's First}
‘ r oe ion . .

' and Emmerson | White had to impose some special |Contingent. Tickets 25c, 50c, and|
Be } as ,
= - tn McBride @1 itaxes to remind people that they |75e, 88ti
on 4 “ 4 , “ a ” lare a at war. They had not had hanna

. jasll St
oe Ave. and Kherte ee ient reminder of that in the Salvation Army.
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and ¥Y wing St ; ’ » . sf ‘er ly np
a ¥ | st tate of their fortunes alreat Public sonnbtaiie Tuscier.
Seek nO ER toe The people of Canada rightly |» yupsday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
lexpected to bear special burdens|Sundays at 7:30 p. m.
— of taxation in consequence of the -- se nmin dni
HiaO « The purity and fragrance of 'war, and the Borden government PRINCE RUPERT o ,
. POWDERS Baby's Own Soap have made it ldid not disappoint them in that. "
snd Neuralgna a universal favorite. Its use is must Qhey had the right aleo to ex Orders by George Leck, Cadet In-
motge of tik) : ev hac e right also to ex-
: beneficial to any skin. 4413 — th a ated struction, for the Week Ending
” “ t a governimen en
thar Sengelintel, Montreal. pect me 4 , April 24, 1915:
levied such taxes would oes
gy a ~ ae} ‘Tuesday, 7:15 p. m.—Drill in
us 300 and band practice.

4 TUE UNION STEAMSHIP CO., OF B.C, LIMITED {), ott 29 0. “au ow

why Endure Headaches? oem | = rn =e | dots to parade in uniform at K, of

oo. e you that P. Hall for concert

Mead y for any $5. VENTURE Saturday, 9:30 a. m,-—Drill, not

erviece in
MA’ HIEU'’S SOUTHBOUND TUESDAYS AT 9 P. M. jin uniform
Nervi: . PD, aT Saturday, 3 p. m Ambulance
‘he Powders Sailings for GRANBY, SIMPSON AND NAAS SUNDAYS alee tee a
. MIDNIGHT } prac ee ol /Ompany
y ywhere, If 92-97
! iwe mall i -
: For Further Partioulars Apply to ROBT. RITOHTR, ¢
UCO Props.
ne PHONE 6568 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND AVE. | as ae
sf Ss ssses from $6.00 .
AGENCY ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS | eee ee ee oe
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