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“The Daily News ”
CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

FOR RENT

FOR RENT—Front bedroom, with sitting
room; suitable for two gentlemen; $i2.
Meals if desired. Down town; modern
house. Address Box 103, The News. tf.

FOR RENT—Large comfortable bedroom;
suit two men friends; bath, electric
light, meals arranged; close to oll
tanks and drydock. Apply 751 Fifth
Avenue East. 87-93

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT — Furnished nousnouey

rooms. Inquire Demers. -tf.
WANTED

WANTED—By two young girls, any kind

of work; stores preferred, Phone Black

267. 96-101

WANTED—Nursemaid Apply Emmerson

Lodge, cornre Fifth“Ave. and Emmerson
Place. 95-7

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

WANTED—Furniture for fve-room house;

give particUlars anu lowest terms. Box
104, Daily News. 93-95
WANTED—A_ genera: servant. Apply

Mrs. O’Reilley, 722 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. sit.

FOR SALE

 

 

 

FOR SALE—Four-story building, $150.
Situated at 915 First Ave. Apply P. 0.
Box 762. 96-101

FOR SALE—Furniture of four rooms com-
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What offers?
Apply Box 106, Daily News. tf.

* SESSION — CONSIDERS
“FIRING” OFFICIALS

Continued From Page One.

Sifor the city engineer, who knows

nothing about electrical matters.
In this, however, they failed, as
most of the aldermen thought it
too
chance with the hydro-electric.
The next fire
the city solicitor or the city clerk.
They over this for an
hour or so and all the faults and

would be taking great a

attempt was to

wrangled

virtues of the officials concerned
duly Nothing
final, however,

At this point

were gone over.
was arrived at.
Alderman Casey

the only sensible idea
of the evening and that was to
the tity

said, was not required,

advanced
dispose of engineer,
whom, he
as there was nothing to do that
his assistant could not attend to.
It appears that
said that the city engineer never

somebody als6
did anything anyway, his assist-
ant doing all the work, while the
engineer loitered around his of-
fice. The salary of the city engi-
neer is $300 per month and it was
this amount, at any rate,

The Mayor, how-

shown
could be saved.
ever, was firm in his friendship
for the city engineer and sueceed-
ed in sheltering him from the at-
tacks of his enemy.

Alderman
up the question of salary reduc-

Casey then brought

 

FOR SALE—New 30-ft. launch, 12 hp. en-
gine; suitable for fishing boat. Apply
Edward Sechs, Rupert Marine Wharf.

90-95.

FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-

ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. wt.

MONEY

 

TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
A few sums have been placed with mi
ranging from 8100 to 81,000. Apply
T. McClymont, 523, Third Ave. tf.

MUSIC.

 

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL

ments repaired.
Bows rehaired. The
Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 3rd
Ave. _

 

 

 

"BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

ition, but there was none to give

- | unconscious humor. It

Musical Instru- |

| help—no, not one—so the matter
has been left just where it started.
| After

\hours they ended up with a bit of

sitting for three or four

appears
|that although there is a couple of
jengineers to spare, nobody knows
j just what amount of tools the eity
| possesses and where they all are.
It was decided that in view of the
| pressure of work on the engineer-
ing staff, the city assessor should
get a tab on the tools and find out
if there were really any left. The
finally broke up, after
acting one of the biggest farces

in its history.

Couneil

 

FOUR BIG ATTRACTIONS AT
WESTHOLME NEXT WEEK
There will be a regular feast of
things at The Westholme
next week, commencing

good
Monday

 

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

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
‘ LUMP

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery

Back If Not Satis-
factory

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

 

 

 

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.

with a magnificent four-reel pro-
duction of the
story of which is founded on Lord

“Enoch Arden,”
Tennyson’s beautiful poem of the

same name. As everyone is fa-
the

Arden and his heroic sacrifices of

miliar with story of Enoch
his own happiness to that of his
wife and life-long friend, it need
not be further enlarged upon here
say that the pictures
follow the original faithfully and
graphically and hold the interest

of the audience in a way that even

except to

the most accomplished elocution-
ist could not hope to equal.
Thursday night a concert for
the benefit of the 68th Regiment
will be given by local talent.

Wednesday and Thursday the
somewhat belated but
less welcome “Call of the North”
will be presented. This picture
has actually arrived and is now
at The Westholme, so there will
be no disappointment this time,
Friday and Saturday will witness
the production of Charles Chap-
lin's latest and greatest two-ree!
comedy, “Dough and Dynamite,”
which is absolutely the funniest
farce ever produced by this king
of comedians,

none t

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning worship, 41 a.
subject, "The Fear of the. Lord.”
Evening worship, 7:30 p, m.; sub.
jest, “Missing the Mark.” Sunday

m.;

 

 

 

 

 

school, 2:30 p.m,

ciety
their
passed swiftly in

THE DAILY NEWS

FTOCAL NEWS ITENS |

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

oncenre

 

Phone to
O68

the best quality.

Pp, R, Coal Co,

. * *

with several branehes in the In
terior, made an assignment yes

terday for the benefit of their
creditors. Several of the local
wholesale’ firms are affeeted
* * .
Dr. W. T. Kergin left this

morning for New Hazelton, where
he has been called by wire to pe!

form an operation on one of the
Interior citizens. He will return
by tomorrow's train.
.F «4
Hal

Young

Peck enter-

People's So-

and Mrs.
the
of the

home

Mr.
tained

Baptist Church at

last evening. Time

games, songs,

etc., and midnight arrived all too

soon. The hostess provided a

dainty supper and everybody had
a most delightful time.

THE WEATHER.

By F. W. Dowling, Obeerver.

 

5 a. m., April 24, 1945

Barometer... wc ccc vcsoeve 29.823
Max... COMP. ...00e osieves 50.0
BONNE, "COM. ccc ci bss eces 40.0
BOIRER Kc rascnic 60 eo siete 32

 

with
the

The
its green

FRASER RIVER VALLEY,
grass practically
year round, is one of the finest
dairy districts in the world, and
yroduces milk that is much su
perior to Eastern Milk, both in
richness and favor.

Buy B. €. Milk because it has

THE NATURAL FLAVOR

of pure, rich, fresh cream.

 

 

Try our Nut or Lump Coal. It's

Hector Hebert and Steve Strahin |

left this morning for a weeks}
fishing at Green River.
o 6. 6
The firm of J. W. Patterson, |

 

OUR PLANT i

te equipped with Al Modern Ma
ehinery We have the only 24-in
loner in the eity We do all kinds

Rand Sawing All kinds of

Hardwood Sash-doors, Moulding and
Glass in stock

KNIGHT & HICKEY,

ntractors and Builders
| ne Box 448—Phone Green 269

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| Phone 99

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| aie
3] Stand - Hotel Rupert

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Nerve Energy an
Eyeglasses.

AP

 

 

 

 

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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 reraedied at once,
This we guarantee to do with
lasses. Consultation free.
elays are dangerous.

Look for Loop

OPTICIAN
223 Sixth &t. Phone Black 69.

F. H. Mobley left today for the!
Interior. far as
Vanderhoof and
couple of weeks.

 

 

He will go as
may be away a

Remember the 68th Regiment's
concert on the 27th of April. Pro-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make Monday Ironing Day

 

ET Sunlight Soap do your washing Mon.
day morning and you can do the light
ironing Monday afternoon.

The rub, rub, rub at the board has no place
in the Sunlight way—so with the hardest part
of washing cut out you'll feel like making ita
good day's work by doing at least part cf the
ironing.

‘Follow the directions that cut your work in half and

remember there's nothing in Sunlight to injure fine fabric
or dainty hand. A $5,000 guaranice backs this statement,

unlight Soa

All grocers
sell and
recommend it

 

 

ceeds to buy cigarettes and to-
for Prince Rupert's First
Contingent. Tickets 25c, 50e, and
75e. 8stf

bacco

 

 

 

CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
Electrician Wanted. i
Applications will be received by the!
undersigned up to 5 p. m., April 30th, |
1915, for the position of Electrician. Ap- |
plicants must have good knowledge of both |
practical and technical electrical work. |
State experience and give copies of tes-—
timonials as to ability. |
ERNEST A. Woops, |

 

it. City Clerk. re

PRINCE RUPERT COAL C0,
Wellington Coal
PHONE 1

Cleanest Lump—tLongest Lasting—Gives the
Most Heat—No Clinkers—P. BLACK, Manager

 

 

 

 

 

    
   
       
        
      
  

   

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choice of make than ||
expenditure of money. |
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tury Brand wearer.

Q Bookle: of Spring Styles

WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

Bryant Company Ltd.

SIXTH STREET,

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