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FOR RENT

Front bedroom, with sitting
room; suitable for two gentlemen; $12.
Meals if desired. Down town;
house. Address Box 103, The News.

REN T—Large
two men
light, meais
tanks and
Avenue East.
FOR RENT — Furnished
rooms. Inquire Demers.

WANTED

POR RENT

uw.

comfortable bedroom;
friends; bath, electric
arranged; close to oil
drydock. Apply 751 Fifth
87-93

hou a it

FOR
suit

 

afternoons and two
Apply Emmerson
and Emmerson
95-7

WANTED—Nursemaid,
evenings per week.
Lodge, corner Fifth Ave.
Place.

WANTED—Furnished house; must be
east of McBride. State particulars apg
lowest rent. Box 105, Daily News, 93-5

WANTED—Furniture for
give particiiars and lowest terms.
104, Daily News.

WANTED—A genera: servant.
Mrs. O’Reilley, 722 Fifth Ave.

WANTED—Employment by refined young
lady. No objection domestic service.
Good cook. Apply Box 100, Daily News.

85-tf.
Ap-
8itf,

five-room house;

Box
93-95
Apply

Ww. tf,

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

FOR SALE

 

 

FOR SALE—New 30-ft. launch, 12 h.p. en-
gine; suitable for fishing boat. Apply
Edward Sechs, Rupert Marine Wat:

0-95.

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

MUSIC.

 

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Musical Instru-
ments repaired.
Bows rehaired, The
Prince Rupert Mu-
345 Srd

tr.

sic Store,

Ave.

 

CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
Woodworth Lake Hydro-Electric Scheme—
Erection of Cottage. °
SEALED TENDERS will be received by
E. A. Woods, City. Clerk, Prince
B. C., up till 5 p. m., Monday, 5th May,
1915, for the erection of a four-room
cottage at Shawatlans.
Plans may be seen and specifications ob-

 

tained at the City Engineer's Office, City
Hall.
The lowest or any tender not neces-

sarily accepted.
W. McGEORGE MASON,
City Engineer.

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PL LE LOLOL OLED OLE CELL OL LOLOLAOOLEM

BLUE POINT
‘RESTAURANT

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

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue 3

 

 

 

; BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
3 LUMP

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery

Back If Not Satis-
factory

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

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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—

Pattulle & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

 

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‘|the

TELLS OF ALASKA

Ww.
of
Road Commission,
Washington, D. C.,
arrived in this city

Seattle, Col.
Richardson,
Alaskan

has

April 19.
chairman
been in

for the winter,
yesterday and is registered at the
en to the
‘Alaskan headquarters of the com-
Among the plans for the
are included the
the
and
the

Seattle route Valdez,

mission.
coming summer
building of a bridge across
Chena Slough at Fairbanks,
probable replacing of
at Nome, destroyed by a
two ago. Other

commission call for

bridge
storm years
plans of the
the repairing and maintenance of
present roads in the North, with
special attention to be paid to the
Fairbanks-Valdez road.

Colonel Richardson deplores
the fact that
for road work in
small. “The total
inadequate,” he said
“The special appropriation made
by $165,000, to
which will be added in the neigh-
borhood of from the

Alaska fund.”

the appropriations
Alaska are so
fund
last

is

very
night.

Congress is but

$100,000

CANADIANS AGAIN

ENGAGED IN BATTLE
Ottawa, April 23—It is believed
from
received that the

here unofiicial intelligence
Canadians have
been again engaged in the heavy
fighting figures the

British official reports in the vi-

which in

cinity of Ypres.
the

gagements

Since Neuve

the

Chappelle en-

Canadians have

 

been resting in their
battlefront,
lists
light.

part of the
the
comparatively

and casualty

have been

 

Rupert, |

It is hinted,
force

however, that the
suffered some losses in the
in
which they are said to have been
engaged.

recent fighting south of Ypres,

Official confirmation of
these reports is expected at any
time.

REPUBLICAN SUCCESS
PREDICTED BY JUDGE

April

of Seattle,
interview
Post
he

Washington,
Burke,
an

22.—Judge

Thomas is
the

in
Washington
that
candidate

quoted in
yesterday
be a

States

would not
the United
next year.

saying
for
Senate

The Post interview quotes Judge
Burke as expressing
for Elihu Root
tial nomination.
ly of Justice Hughes, but says the
highest court of the land should
not be disturbed for political rea-

preference
for the presiden-

He speaks high-

sons.

Further, the judge asserted
that whatever Republican is nom-
“for the en-
tire country is tired of Demoerat-

ic control.’

inated will be elected,

He declared also that
“there

 

 

is no more progressive

party in the state of Washing-
ton.”

Remember the 68th Regiment's

concert on the 27th of April. Pro-
ceeds to buy cigarettes and to-

bacco for Prince Rupert's First
Contingent. Tickets 25¢c, 50c, and
Tb5e. 88tf

CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©.

Electrician Wanted.

Applications will be received by the
undersigned up to 56 p. m., April 30th,
1915, for the position of Electrician, Ap

plieants must have good knowledge of both
practical and technical electr@jal work
Slate experience and give copies of tes
timonials a8 to ability,

EANEST A. WOODS,
it. City Clerk

 

BANISH BULLY BOWSER

ROADS PROGRAM

| jumping.

SQUATTERS AT SEWARD
TO FIGHT FOR CLAIMS

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Seward, Alaska, April 23.
that the Alaska Engineer
Commission had to

mors
ing decided
throw open to settlement the six
tract
government

terminal here, ac
quired by the

the purchase of the Alaska North-

y-acre
with

ern Railroad, caused a stampede

of squatters, who have occupied
almost all of the tract.

Many prominent business men

 

and several women are among the
squatters, who have armed them
iselves with rifles to prevent claim
There have been sev-
feral minor quarrels, but as yet no
‘lone has been hurt.
| Planned to Use Land for Camp.
United States District Judge
Fred M. Brown had to

obtain the

planned

as i

use of this tract
temporary camp for the hundreds
of men who are hurrying to Se-
ward from all parts of Alaska and
from the States as a result of the
announcement that Seward would
be the tidewater terminus of the
government railroad to Fair-

Deputy United States Attorney
Whitlesey said that the land be-
longs to the Alaska Northern un-
til the sale of the road to the gov-
ernment is completed by the pay-
ment, July 4, of the first $500,000
on the $7,500,000 purchase
Mr. Whitlesey said he
interfere with the squatters un-

price
would not

less the railroad company files a

complaint of trespass.

First Lot Staked by B. R. Laberee.
The rush to seize claims on the

terminal tract began yesterday
morning. The first lot was stak-
ed by B. R. Laberee, son of the
former received of the Alaska
Northern. Despite a snow storm,

has blanketed Seward, the
squat-

which
stampede continued, and
ters

and clearing their lots.

were busy setting up tents

 

GERMANS LOST.

 

—Le

position

Matin to-
to
president

Paris, April 22.
it
Herr

day says is in a
state that Ballin,
of the Hamburg-
and the president of the Deutsche
Bank both deelared a
ago that the war was lost for Ger-
Le Matin asserts that one

these

American Line,

few days
many.
of
said,
German
of it.”

two commercial kings
“The battle is lost and the

people know nothing

For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 sSe«-
end Avenue, near Fighth Street
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room
Free bathe. Baise reasonable.

SIR RICHARD’S VISIT |
DOESN'T HELP STOCK

Vancouvel April 23.—‘“The
feeling in Canadian Pacific was |
od but Canadian Northern were
heavy on the debenture default.” |

Such was the atatement cabled to}

 

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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 92
ATTRACTIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM |

Collison on,

CASH PRIZES for best home cmade

from all ladies,

Admission, including Refreshments: Adulis a5. Child
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“Indian

For particular nh

GUESSING COMPETITIONS

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A special ; the

 

|
the Montreal Herald on April 14)
from London, England. In rr
words, the market in the financial
ietropolis of the world is not fa-|
vorable to Canadian Northern |

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PRINCE RUPERT COAL Co}
Wellington Coal

PHONE 15

 

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reliable in the Old Country, and

it may therefore be accepted as Cleanest Lump—Longest Lasting—Gives the
quite correct. The visit of Sir Most Heat—No Clinkers—P. BLACK, Managor
Richard MeBride to England may iui — erererroeors. +.

not be disconnected with this

condition. Sinee that date no | ger eeoeoooororege

further statement as to the stand-
ing of Canadian Northern on the
London market has reached this

part of Canada.

DR. JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
POPULAR LECTURER

Robertson, whose

Dr. James W.

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ad
tet Ave. and MoBride

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appeal for the Red Cross Society
published af

the best known and most popular

herewith, is one

is

men in Canada,
Dr. Robertson is best known in

connection with his lectures on

agriculture. He began his public

the Ontario Agricul-

thirty

service in

College about years
Later, he
Macdonald College,
and still later as chairman
Royal Commission on In-

Technical

tural
connected
Mon-

ago wus
with
treal,
of the
dustrial Training and
Education.

Dr. Robertson

thused over agricultural

is so much en-
matters

that he has almost made it a re-

 

 

ligion. His appeal to the farm-
ers of Canada on behalf of the
Red Cross Society will meet a
ready response.

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FOR TAXI
Phone 99 |

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S the name implies,
The Bank of British
North America was
established long before the
Provinces united and
became the Dominion of
Canada. The sound,
progressive management
which has made it a power
in Canadian finance makes
it the bank for your
account,

THE BANK OF
British North America

78 YEARS IN BUSINESS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,884,000.

naeCe RUPERT BRANCH
P. MARGETTS, Manager.

 

Do
LL kinds of Repairing and Alter-
31 Years Older Than The ations neatly and quickly
done—Sash, Doors and Moulding.
Dominion of Canada No, 1 kiln dried fr. Also all kinds

LUMBER

 

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PRINVE RUPERT LUMBER (0.

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BURROUGHS, Manager

PRINCE RUPERT, 8.6
Branch Yard a Bmithers

 

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ye purest of Cane Sugar.
Every step tn the producing and manufac-
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prosperity of B. C.

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fashionable Ladies’
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Gents’ Alberts, sent
carriage pald to wear
with the watch, whieh
will be given Free
(these watches are
guaranteed five year”),
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vantage of our marvel
to tell your, friends
the benutiial\? vateh
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