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Pe WESTHOLME TOMORROW l ia opened last night . & FMOOVUS,
- construction of a cottage | tiie : ~~
est Mary Pickford sub |’ . ' . , | Why Buy Second-Class Meat a A Pree,
a t the hydro-electric plant. They)} When You can get the B =
ver filmed is “Such a Little | * en you can gs it est ae: —
ere as follows | iro | » the Ss: »Pricea? e wa. ,
uct en,” in five parts, which will I" nn Devniel «\ oven @ ho. 00 From Us the re Same Price ee As \ >
be shown 4 an mae 2 om geatt . v..2.ge ee 056, 75| GIVE US A TRIAL A const wnt
morrow ane iursday n : | t ,
; ; rrie .. 1,060.00 , ; ; Y
this picture “Little Mary,” as she! Mitchell & Currie ..-. 1,06 5th St.—Opposite Smith Bik. away a: “ats
‘ : D. O, Keyser ..seeee : 1,020.00 Phone 208 eVestraiy
is familiarly known to the picture ast.00 yt ul ‘ Ith
fraternity, does some of her very John Currie .sseeceees 35. oa - be: ' 3
4 alloted to|J- E. Blane ...+seeeees 1,000.00 Strain v he
ar ' Pie te a a aa 1 hee IJohn 8. Nelson ..eseeee 798.10 FISH WHARF. | itself a ts
er is exactly suite » her par-| sl ‘ ;
on ALD. MONTGOMERY ASKS : ‘ ’ aa ak Se sa “ln sinew Ghats 2cLuaeea 900.00 —— | should | rt
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‘ ” MAYOR MORE QUESTIONS reulal tote & \iderman Montgomery object- The fisheries committee of the This w
66 Little Queen” is really a comedy | 5 - City Council reported last night ir re With
ally ews f the refined order, which means | °"! the contract being let at "| gia fr
The following questions, put by » le i . . | t he called ridiculously low favor of aceepting the proposals | elavs ree,
that while the story is serious|What he © . or ov
CLA IFI e Alderman Montgomery and an-| i th r ti figures Che estimate of the city to build a city fish wharf at Seal)
answered by the Mayor, were read oe Ot ae | was $1,200, He didn't|Gove- In the meantime the gov- | L k f
a? sus vein of humor and comedy 5 , ar 00 or Loo
—---—_ ——__ -- -—— = at the Council meeting last night: [ , ; : ; t| belies thev could buy the mate- ernment wharf could be utilized. | opr p
FOR RENT running throughout and many of} : ' sofia , iad : ICIAN
ae a. said wh Question—Did the city clerk the situations are really excruti-| rial for what they pretended to Mr. Bowser had given his cons ent! e238 Sixth St Phone BI
FOR RENT—Fiat in Clapp Building, with|receive any extra money for act-| ' te fain lhuild it for. to this and prices had been se. |- > Black @9
‘ange, $20 pe ont Westenhaver atingly y. ; Drs . : 0 , arar ; . ‘es
en TL ; 100-108 ing as returning officer at the last) On Friday and Saturday the| Alderman Maitland was in favor |cured a m the a Mr. Be
; ; sing ectio : i . . | . - atty. Charges would be 820 per }
FOR RENT—Purnished  housekeeping|}{wo municipal elections? : . ; wnhe | i f accepting the tender He said | att 20 | | f
rooms, Inquire Demers. Pt ll itwelfth episode of “The Adven- | i | elit on phakic: Steee, onl
centile ciiindatishecmeitdianani Answel! NO, ltures of Kathleen” will be shown, | the men were all oldtimers and pe ’ ’ p
WANTED Gos Way Bas the eolestor's re= gether with a fine comedy pro-|We!! known. cents per ton for all amounts |
Em ort re tax sale and statements of] — : f Y otic min ant assed handled and $1.50 per hour for .
WANTED—General servant wantd. Ap Morr : i Ca including a Keystone com- \ motion wa Lon ae pa 7 tas ine dit Dede ent 1k eee Bae
ply Phope 602. st. ;ex-Alderman Morrissey not been| |. nis is the last but one of|that the city engineer find out if an crusher,
WANTED—By two young girls, any kind|/submitted to the council. I un= lin “Rathiyn’ ‘series the contracts could be done for dinibesiatipaiaty oe Ei |
— stores preferred. eaten derstood that the Finance C Pl this and report to a special meet- WAS KNOWN HERE. | 1e hisky 4
; mittee has held it hack. l ask |} . ‘ . ‘ . » . — of
ng of the City Council tomorrow
LOST these sstior i I do not con- | OAR. EXPRESS co. SUPT. ' " Private W. R. Dobson, who was | oO uality y
2 Toi i a 1es¢ quee ions as on LIKES PRINCE RUPERT) nic!i'. killed at the f ‘ : dil ie dia | -
LOST—Pair of gold-rimmed eye-glasses,|sider it fair to the officials or the Alderman Casey said he would —_— = oS TORS ae wee eed (SS | ay. ’ :,
etwec ’resbyteri hurech and Third iin . rf : ) . . . F 3 ’ , an 0 ose ert al se $
ao " wy’ - _— . oa public or the Couneil to withhe a Mr. F. Norman, superintendent|not be there. He was not a car- cident, and of whose funeral 7 o> ar
News. a it.jreports containing information the Canadian Express Com-|penter; and the men who put in ag was shown yesterday in| aaa
FOR SALE which the Council and the public) pany, with headquarters at Win-|the bids knew more about it than | rhe News, lived here for seve eal GOVERNMEN?
should know, |nives, is at present in Prince Ru-|he. He was in favor of letting 5 eouthe in 1088, He balled TrOM |
"OR SALE—Lot 7 . Sec.i, for $1,500 i e : : yuthampton, Ont., and was wel! 4; ’
buyer. Apply Oscar Leduc, P. 0. Box} peace and harmony | man. This is their third visit It was also pointed out that ian Jknown to Jarvis MeLeod, of the EY i
385 ontres ) 7-13-19 P y er clause o . oce ‘ustoms, ( also c¢ 3]
1385, Montreal. 1041-07-13 Over the latter clau f the! here and each time they have been|city would be establishing a bad local “* tom who al come oe ;
P SALE our-story building, $150./),c4 qyestioy e avor hi i . E ; ro é 0 ‘ ' alvat rm
gy eg a oer ‘aa Pp. 0, | ast ge te n the Mayor had writ-| creeted with fine weather so they| precedent to refuse the contract. from that town vation Army
Box 762. 96-101 | len: Phis portion shall not be/are beginning to discount the|A deposit of 5 per cent of the con- a oar ie a Public .
” : : eur’ > Or -om- PAL oO On Ci s Ss } t , . 5 rirst- Ise N , Fel. ; . saay,
Gp ape ere sues cies tead to Council ees! not ‘rain talk of the knockers. tract was held by the city and the] | ard oe Use New Wel- | rnureday ai 8 p.m,
Apply Box 106, Daily News. - pee a | Mr. Norman is inspecting the|contractor should be held to it. ington Coa, Phone 126. 6748. | ISundays. at
FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds, An annotation had been made joeq) branch of the company here, A special. meeting, however,|* _ »
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash- | avor N on as follows: | . ‘
me Comoe an name Apply even- [by Mayor Newton as follow 2 ;and is well pleased with the prog-| will deal with it.
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. *I In answering these questions | pegs made. Last month the bus- dateiinaiiliiatditinastiiies itil ati
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST montoade. | ‘2° waar te oer aay that ‘N/iness here exceeded that at Win- TENDERS FOR PRINTING.
A few sums have been placed with me|future he will use his own judg- nipeg and amounted to $17,000 -__—
ranging from §100 to $1,000. Apply} ment. even if contrary to the pro- : ‘ Tenders were opened last night
T. McClymont, 523, Third Ave. f. | ane = , | for the month, = oo ; ‘ .
as er | cedure bylaw, as to whether or | He also reports that his com- for the printing of the city’s an-
music. jnot he will answer questions Of/yany has fifty refrigerator cars|®U4! report. The following prices
a trivial nature for embarrassing : i = . 4 |} were received:
PaLSING MACHINES. VIOLINS AkD mie i , nai zo ! junder construction for use at this ieuh © Sivie.20k* diets. he
Musical Instru-|PUrPoses only. He feels the time | port. Four of them are complet- 7s ron 250, $425; 350,
A repairea. | °! the Coune | can be put to much jed ind are on the way out. In $498; oom, $540.
Bows rebaired. The | etter use the past they have been using the] A. O, Franks—250, $425; 350,
Prince Rupert Mu- | Alderman Montgomery object- lcars of the Great Northern and $498; wr $540.
sic Store, 345 ara to the reflections of the Mayo! le ven now will require some of O. H. Nelson-——250, $365; 350, |
Ave. ¢,|He had asked the first question|inem, for it takes about a hun-|%49*; 90, $500.
|because he had been instrumental |qred cars to handle the fish trade A letter was read from McRae
jin appointing the city clerk as re-| out of here. Bros., Ltd., who had been asked
F lturning officer in order to save Mr. Norman is very well pleas- to put in a tender. They pointed
BLUE POINT expense but later he understood/eq with the development in the out that they had printed the re-
RESTAURANT that a charge had been made. Helgsh business here and thinks|°°Ft im 1911 and that a copy of
Sle had told the city clerk that he] prince Rupert is very lucky to that report had been used annu-
Good Clean Meals From 25 would not stand for this charge. |pave such a growing trade. ally as the standard required but
o——. a jn “ Us The latter question was also a A in spite of that what they receiv-
a rial— at's a % :
P fair one. The city treasurer had ed was as different from what
LAW-BUTLER BUILDING been attacked by ex-Alderman a they demanded ‘‘as a white shee
Third Avenue — , mA mg } as a white sheep
aie 3 Morrissey and had sent a state- J. D. Wells, of the. Cordillera is from a black.”
lment to the Council through the Mining Company of Usk, is at The specifications in the pres-
| finance committee. This state-|present in town and reports ex- ent case were too loose to insure
jment was held up by the finance |ceptional progress at the mine.{#¢curate figuring. They were
FO R R E NT pr aeeneeeee and the treasurer de- |The farther the tunnel goes in willing, however, to do the job for
nied the right to make himself|the better . the city at cost plus 20 per cent
' better does the ore appear. I Mak M d I ° . i av
CARRE Lo ees a | clear. The free milling ore is looking and would guarantee a first-class e on ay ronine ay
TWO HOUSES | Alderman Edge said that the}uy so well that Mr. Wells and his|!°?- ed r j
jcity treasurer had agreed tolassociate, Mr. Jennings, are| ~!¢ matter was referred to the ET Sunlight Soap do your was shing |
CORNER BOWSER AND \withdraw it after consultation.|thinking of putting in a stamp Finance Committee, day morning and you can do Uh
|The intention was to drop those} mij) to reduce the quartz on the ironing Monday afternoon.
FIFTH AVENUE jold sores and act a little like men. | ground THE WEATHER The rub, rub, rub at the board has »
Alderman Montgomery said] Mp, Wells tested a fifty-pound (5 a. m., May 4, 1945. in the Sunlight way—so with the hard
that the city treasurer was not piec f quartz a few d we emp be eta i ee 30.162 of washing cutout you "ll feel like maki
| ceo artz ¢ » ays ag »
$25 00 EACH likely to press his point “against! powdering it by hand and took| M@*: temp. ..-.--++eeees -76.0 good day’s work by doing at least part o!
° his boss’; but all the same thel. . = . a ae | ironing.
about $1.50 of gold out of it. Be-
jreport should have come out. fore break teehee Follow the directions that cut your work in!
—APPLY— | ore breaking up the rock there LEAVE OF ABSENCE. remember there's nothing in Sunlight to injure !
| ree ae ere was no sign of gold but the pieces or dainty hand. A $5,000 guarantee backs this »(4\
TO THE FR i , : ; : cmpper
Pattullo & Radford ONT taken out are very large in size, Alderman Beveridge, who ex-
besides an amount of fine gold. Al pects to be awa ; rity ?
. 7 y from the eity for
Orders have been receive } e on
2nd Ave. bee 7 wit a ‘Ni large amount of the quartz, of! some time, asked last night for 4
: ‘Oo er o orwar : ‘eo - f
\, ware © a course, shows the gold clear to|leave of absence. This was iA
— orcements, to be sent to the front|ine naked eye }
be ~¥ é eye. granted.
at once, Two hundred and fifty
FOR TAXI ade tailed be taken from the) SKIMMED MILK Se per quart.| The Borealis, of the Atlin Fish- All groe
i8th , - ion and may include BUTTERMILK i0c¢ per quart, two|eries Company, came in last night sell and
an a 1e local men. Prefer- quarts for 15 ¢. Delivered to any|with 25,000 pounds of halibut. recomn
a " | . given to the men who|part of the city—Prince Rupert} This is being loaded for the East
lave already seen service, airy— » Gree »
ne 99 y sec ervice Dairy—Phone Green 2562 tf. today. - ae
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