“The Daily News”
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FOR RENT

 

FOR RENT— Front bedroom, with sitting
room; suitable for two gentlemen; §12.
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 oil
tanks and drydock. Apply 751 Fifth
Avenue East. 87-03

FOR RENT — Furnished peer |
rooms. Inquire Demers. -f.

 

WANTED
WANTED—Woman for hotel work, Apply
Hotel Central 97-9

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, 03-5

WANTED—Furniture for five-room house;

 

 

give particliars and lowest terms. Box

104, Daily News. 93-95

WANTED—A_ generai = servant. Apply

Mrs. O’Reilley, 722 Fifth Ave. W. tr.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Lot 7, Bik. 1, Sec.1, for $1,500

cash, A good bargain for a prompt

Apply Oscar Leduc, P. O, Box
Montreal, 101-07-13-19

buyer.
1385,

SALE—Four-story building, $150.
Apply P. 0.
96-101

FOR
Situated at 915 First Ave.
Box 762.

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

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

 

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE,
A few sums have been placed with me
ranging from $100 to $1,000. Apply
T. McClymont, 523, Third Ave. tf.

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Musical Instru-

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

 

  

BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

Good Clean Meals Prom 25

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THE DAILY NEWS

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CHILDREN’S FLAG DAY
A GREAT SUCCESS

Below we print the result of

 

the effort made on Saturday last
by the newly formed chapter of
The Children of the
raise funds on behalf of the Ca-
Red Cross Society. This
united effort by the
children of our city to show they
wish to do their part in the great

work of alleviating the suffering

Emipre to

nadian
is the first

of the wounded; and it is gratify-
ing to know we have such a body
of patriotic children in our
midst.

With Dorothy Tremayne work-
ing as secretary and Gladys Kemp
the following
youngsters did noble work:

as treasurer,

Constance MeMullin, Violet
MOONE, kc 00 0 ce be bne & 4.50

Doris Pattullo, Isabel Kirk-
Ee ee err Pee Te 6.35

Pete Tremayne, Miriam
ae ee ee ee 8.00

Lorna Tite, Gwen Bowden. 4.90

 

 

Jean Bailey, Moya Bailey,

a ke ere Seinen 7.55
Marjory Roberts, Kather-

oe eee ae 2.10
Hilda Halvarson, Helga

VEN OG Ce ie4 ie tees 1.60
Fred Ritchie, Mike Syro-

WEES. CNS HE 6 2 ON BGS 6:6 6% 2.00
Jeanie Duff, Sigrid Hed-

BEV: sos en aae a ci bees 2.00
Gracia Carroll, Freda

PRD bbe Coat 8 Ci oes 6.45
Peter Black Rupert Mor-

POW RES 00 80k oe 60 be 2.00
Gladys Viereck, Dorothy

GU A bd) <oce beak ees 3.75
Rita Toomire, Vera Shock-

Or awh oo salee beeen es 2.35
ENGR DEOMOW jf aeinirdice 2.90
Amelia Gurvich ......... 1.00
Sundry Collections ....... 5.00

EE, a bas vos 0 OOF TE

ALD, MONTGOMERY

ASKS QUESTIONS
At the Council meeting last
night, Alderman Montgomery

asked the following questions of
the city clerk:

Question—Has ex-Ald. Morris-
sey submitted an expense account

 

Cents Up. Just Give Us
a Trial—That’s All.

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue

 

 

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
LUMP

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery

Money Back If. Not Satis-
factory

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

AN POOM,

 

 

 

FOR RENT

9 ee
APARTMENTS

FOR RENT
BEACH PLACE

VERY REASONABLE

—APPLY—

Pattullo & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

 

FOR TAXI
Phone 99

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Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

for his trip to Montreal to the
Council?

No.

Q.—If so, what is the amount?
No answer.

Q.—If.not, does the law require
an account to be submitted to the
Council?

A.—The city solicitor’s opin-
ion, backed by the auditor, is that
no law requires a detailed state-
ment, and should be judged by
considering a fair amount per
diem.

Q.—What is the amount he
withdrew from the bank in the
city’s credit?

A. $850.

Q.-—How much does he refund
of that amount?

A,.—$30.

Q.—Did the Mayor take Alder-
man Morrissey with him to Mon-
treal, and is he responsible for
his expenses?

A.—The Council sanctioned the
going of ex-Alderman Morrissey;
therefore, the Mayor is not re-
sponsible for ex-Alderman Mor-
rissey’s expenses.

Q.——-Does the Mayor's report
cover the expenses of both him-
self and ex-Alderman Morrissey?

A.—-The Mayor reported his
own expenses only,

Q.—How much money did the
city deposit re appeal of Ritchie
sewer case?

A.—$388.65,

Q.--Has this money been re-
turned to the city?

A.—No.

Q.--Have any steps been taken
to collect by the city?

A,-——Yes.

Q.--If not, why has the matter
been neglected?

A.--The matter has continual-
ly been followed up with Mr,
Ritchie and Mr, Ratmore, so far
without results, The city solici-
tor is nevertheless still demand.

          

 

 

 

 

ing the money,

CITY COUNCIL DISCUSS
DIGBY PIPE LINE

A lengthy discussion took place
at the City Gouneil last night on
the labor question in regard to
the laying of a pipe line from
Lynch’s store along Park Avenue
to connect with Digby Island Ma
rine and Quarantine Station.

Mr. G. B. Hull,
neer of the Department of Pub-
lic Works, was present and ex
plained that the government
agreed to all the terms drawn up
by the city solicitor last year, ex-
cept in regard to the clause re-

resident engi

garding contracting. Mr. Hull
explained that the government
wanted to ask for tenders on
the work, in order to arrive at

the cost, instead of going to work
on an estimated cost.
Montgomery, Mait-

expressed

Aldermen
land, Nicol and Casey
the opinion that the work should
be done by day labor.

Mr. Hull said that the city so-
licitor’s reason for stipulating on
a contract clause was in order to
hinder a bunch of political heel-
ers getting on the job and run-
ing the cost away up.

In reply to questions regarding
in govern-
Hull
was the

wage clause
Mr.
hour

the fair
ment contracts, stated
that
wage for laborers.
Alderman Kerr,
Alderman Montgomery,
that the further
cussed at a special meeting
Thursday.
Alderman
by Alderman Dybhavn,
amendment that the government
proposal be accepted and that the
department be asked to stipulate
that the contract be let to local
would

15 cents per
seconded by
moved
dis-

matter be

on
Beveridge, seconded
moved an

contractors, who employ

local labor at a fair local rate of

wages.
On the Mayor's casting vote,
the amendment carried.
The Mayor asked Mr. Hull to

request the that the
contract be let within the eity of
at a wage rate of
45 cents per hour, and that, if the
the city en-
the

government
Prince Rupert,
City Council sees fit,

be allowed to bid on
contract.

gineer

 

REMARKABLE PICTURES
TOMORROW AND THURSDAY

AT WESTHOLME THEATRE

astonishing re

Some new and
sults have
eial methods in photographie re
productions for the

time in the great five-reel featur

used

rhe Call of the North,” to 1
shown tomorrow and Thursdt

nights at The Westholme.
In one of the seenes a lone
be seen through tt

cabin can

is quite dark, only the 1
moon shedding its dim reflecte

light over the landscape.

been obtained by spe-

fir:

A light| 1

For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 see
ond Avenue, near Eighth Street
Newly opened. Steam

““IFree baths. Rates reasonable. |
‘O. Fresh Chicken Halibut, 4 Ibe
stifor 25e at Alberta Meat Market

 

e, sctsencinteeseeettinrinmecnat
ve CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, B. oO.
iy a
Electrician Wanted.
Applications will be received by the
ly | undersigned up to 5 p. m., April goth,
yo | 1015, for the position of Electrician, Ap-

| plicants must have good knowledge of both
shadows of the trees, although it! practical and technical electrical work,
“ays of the |State experience and give copies of tes.

| timonials as to ability.

“d ERNEST A. WOODS,

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heat and
hot and cold water in every room |

City Clerk,

 

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appears at the window and a lit-|
tle later the door opens and)

OUT OF TOWN
throws a flood of light on the im- We pay particuiar attention to
mediate surroundings, The figure out-of-town orders and carry all

kinds of sash-doors and molding;
of a girl is plainly seen in the also plate and sheet glass. Our
doorway peering into the dark- plant is equipped to carry out any

to the call of

kind of work. Write us for full

a information and advice,

ness in answer
lonely traveler who has been lost KNIGHT & weeny
in the woods and is nearly fam pe an te tee een oe

ished from want of food

posure.

many beautiful effects produced |

and it can be safely said that Albert M t Ma k t

nothing finer than “The Call of a ea al e

the North” has ever been seen |

here. Why Buy Second-Class Meat
Friday and Saturday the funni-| When You can get the Best

est Chaplin comedy ever made From Us the the Same Price?

will be shown. The title 7is| :

“Dough and Dynamite,’ ‘and it is GIVE US A TRIAL

a constant roar of laughter from 5th St.—Opposite Smith Bik.

beginning to end. There are two) Phone 208

reels of uproarious fun, and non-} 20 eee

sense reigns supreme through—|

oes ‘Nerve Energy and

REVENUE OF LIGHT

AND PHONE DEPARTMENTS

In the Financial report of t

Light and Telephone Departme
for the month ending March
the light department showed a 1
revenue of $824.33 and the te
phone
of $542.

THE WEATHER.

By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

 

5 a. m.,, April’ 27, 1915.
POON ois eg che hati 29.985
meex, (OU 6 Fiancee i os 44.0 Look for Loop
ee WN oa ces a ec OPTICIAN
SUN 5 8 hata tN oud seine Ai 223 Sixth St. Phone Biack 69 |

 

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This is only one of the |

department a net revenue

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A constant dropping wears
away astone. Aslight
eyestrain injures the health
because it is constant.
| Strain which first manifests
| itself as a slight discomfort

| should be remedied at once. |
| This we guarantee to do with | |

lasses. Consultation free.
elays are dangerous.

 

 

 

   
 

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are lost every year through
| fire, robbery or mis-direction,
| Use the Bank Money Orders,
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i Their protection is well worth their
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THE BANK OF

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78 YEARS IN BUSINESS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,584

PRINCE RUPERT BRANG
P. MARGETTS, Manager.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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