THE DAILY NEWS
ere UNITED STATES IS ——
“The Daily News ” AWAITING REPORT) Alberta leat ay
é aun sie MGL Hid
Washington, May 7.—Pending ww *
CLASSIFIED ADS. an official investigation of the cire
Whi
cumstances of the destroying of FY '
FOR RENT Ot~”W the American stonmer Guiflight
dl in the English Channel, the Unit. ive
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom for two, lod States governinent will defer US A TRIAL
with sittime room, with stove, Dath, Bth St Soo. oi int
light and phone; $10.00 per month, diplomatic representations, as te - ith Bik.
Close in. Apply Box 108, The News, tf. well as any pronouncement of * 8
FOR RENT—Part of well-furnished Rouse, sake stitial
to refined couple; overlooking harbor; —_—
in good locality. Apply P. 0. Box 376. rwo seseates have Been re. |
" 106-107 leeived from American Consul l¥ eee...
. ~ ste phens at i aa Eng., re- BLU E POIN
0 { Gulfligt :
WANTED porting that the Gulflight was RESTA
. | torpedoed off the Scilly Islands RANT
WANTED—Strong boy to wor n store; ee ‘ 4 > .
$8.00 per wot. Apply Box 109, The Saturday, and that the captain Bees Clean Meals Pre
News. tf. THE KRON PRINZ WILHELM AT NEWPORT AND HER CAPTAIN. | died of heart failure and two Cents Un. Just Give oe
WANTED—General servant wanted. Ap- . liner of 21.000 |members of the crew were a Triai—That's All. 8
ply Phone 492. we. The photo shows the sea-battered condition of the former p i g iner of 214, |
. 55 } . of Commander drowned, LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
WANTED—By two young girls, any kind; {ons. She was at sea 255 days and sank fourteen small ships I | Third Avenue

Phone Black

of work; stores preferred.
96-101

267.
LosT

LOST—Pair of gold-rimmed eye-glasses,
between Presbyterian Church and Third
Avenue, on May 2. Leave at Daily
News. it.

FCR SALE

 

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

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

 

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.
WOULD PARTY WHO TOOK LADIES’

umbrella, with silver handle and mono-
gram L. M. J., from the Westholme The-
atre dressing room on the evening of
April 27 kindly return same to Mr. J. R.
Beatty, Government wharf. 107-08

music.

MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Musie¢al Instru-
ments repaired.
Bows rehaired. The
Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 $Srd
Ave. tf.

 

TALKING

 

FOR TAXI
Phone 99

Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

one

f BEST whee DOMESTIC

| COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery
Money Back If Not Satis-

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

 

 

 

IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION
for the issue of a fresh Certificate of
Title for Lot Six (6), Block Four (4)
and Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8), Block
Twelve (12), Section One (1), City of
Prince Rupert, Map 923:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is
my intention to issue after the expiration
of one month from the first publication
hereof a Fresh Certificate of Title for the
above mentioned lots in the name of Wil-
liam T. Booth, which Certificate of Title is
numbered 5821-1, and was issued on May
20th, 1944.

H. F. MACLEOD,
Distr.ct Registrar.
Land Registry Office, Prince Rupert, B. C.,
May 4th, 1015. 105-4141-417-123

 

LAND NOTICES.

 

Skeena Land District—District of
Coast, Kange Five,

 

TAKE Loe vey that William Watson, of
emo, occupation Contractor, in-

for rinission to to lease =e

sree cal fee Tends: neing &

post planted on the northe a ot
tad Right-of-Way of the Grand
cife Railway Company, and about 35 Sb chains
southwesterly rem "Mile 84, east from
Prinee Rupert, B. C.; mee north 80
ehains; thence west 20 Seine
south 46 chains, pore, or less, to north-
erly limit of the t-of-Way of
ee Tre Trunk Peeing Ratiw

northeasterly alon

limit of the said ma of- —S
commencement; ap contelanne
60 acres, more or less. ”

WILLIAM WATSON,

Dated December 26, 1944. 26-86
Salvation Army.
Public meetings, Tuesday,

Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m,
Bundays at 7:30 p.m.

ANOTHER FIRE DID
DAMAGE L LAST NIGHT

 

Central Hotel.

Harry Hamblin was coming by|

of
the

ticed a small fire in the rear

the vacant store. At the time,

portions, He rushed to the phone |
and called the
which responded in quick order.
Even in this short time, however,
the fire had gained great headway
and the building was almost filled

fire department,

with fllames.

The fire department soon got
the flames in the store under con- |
trol, only fo find out that the fire |
had reached up into the ceiling
next the roof and it was here that
the fight began. There
passageway into this part of the
only difficult

being no}

building, it was not
to get at the fire, but even to find
out where it existed. The
fighting was continued for several |

fire

hours before it was finally sub-

dued.
The upper part of the building |
is accordingly all burned up and

the lower part either badly gutted |

 

with fire or damaged by the fire-|
fighting.

One part of the building was
occupied by a_ grocery store
run by Mr. Lalonde. Ample

time was afforded, however to re-
move all the goods, which were
stored in the Huston Cafe.
The indications that
fire was of an incendiary
but no clue of the guilty party is
to be had.
Considerable looting
believed to have taken place.
police arrested one

the
nature

are

is
The |
man who was
carrying away a quantity of cof-
fee and enamelware. He will be
charged with theft.

The building
built by a local syndicate

believed to be fully insured.

in question was

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and is

ANOTHER AMERICAN
FISHING BOAT ARRIVES

The
ing boats are coming thiek
fast these days. Besides the two
that arrived yesterday, the Helge-
land arrived today, and report-

American independent fish-
and

ed having passed another, the
Agnew, on the way in.
Captain Edwards, who is in

charge of the Helgeland, has pre-
viously Seattle his
quarters and this is his first trip
to Prince Rupert. Asked whether
he intended to make this city his
headquarters hereafter, he re-
plied, with a twinkle in his eye,
that “it all depends,” which, of
course, means that the captain is
a shrewd business head and that
he intends to keep the local buy-
ers guessing.

The Helgeland brought in
catch of 30,000 pounds, although
its capacity is considerably over
that.

made head-

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IN THE RING.
New York, May 6.— Al Reich,

surerrelaee taken on the deck of the

|

Another fire broke out last
night in a building on Second Av- |
enue, a little beyond Seventh
Street, or almost opposite the

the place about 10 o’clock and no- lthe tri-weekly service begins, the | Ben

fire appeared to be of small PPO- Jing,

 

the New York heavyweight
pirant, knocked out in
third round last night by
Coffey, the Dublin Giant.

as-
was
Jim

 

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the

 

Secretary Bryan said he would

raider. Peereroes
‘ PPPOP; M+ +> >OLS
SOOOP + bbe,

 

 

 

 

 

_—_————— - ask for a thorough and complete
PRINCE RUPERT SAILS. Gillespie, Miss MacLean,!report from the American con-| —
u nd Mrs. Norman, Mrs. G. H.|sul, and would direct Ambassador ' iipmaad o
The Prince Rupert sailed f s. Miss Kendall, J. C. Me-|Gerard at Berlin to make similiar
the south this.morning with a Lennan, A. Peterson, 8. F. Macey inquiry of the German govern-
aree 1 ‘ — TI ment for such facts as it might
arge list of passengers. 1c iT. McK 1. G. Snelling, J. ¢ ‘it ;
Prince George left Vancouver] ; have on the subject. The United =e
jlast night and will arrive here to- he =e Mr. & Mrs. Tomlin-| states may demand an indem-
; turte \ rs jurto 7 |
morrow morning, leaving again |* r, J. Burt irs. Burton jmity. TWO HOUSES
| ' S Stil d Mrs. J. Sweeder omnes en
|for the south on Monday morn-|! ! ind ‘
ing. After the first of June, wher -- —- Quality, satisfaction and econ- CORNER BOWSER AND
. ‘ ’ j a | ; y : "
Self b ght in a big basket | omy. New Wellington Coal. ;
| Ip eatt FIFTH AVENUE
steamers will leave here a few speckled beauties last night|Phone 116. tf. I
hours after arriving in the morn-|fpom Mile 4 The largest, a}
ID lly Varden, measured thirty 25 () FACH
Among those going south this | e
inches, and took twenty minutes -
} or r ere e ollo ee) 4
j}morning were the following: he ak os a Se Fis A. E. WRIGHT
Abram, J. King, W. Johnson, W. |‘? '@"6¢- }' s eet Provincial and Beminten oni PPL Yuu
L. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Beveridge, sie ein tok -iel wie Land Surveyor P
5 £ ; lop aqerman everiadge ant s, i
W. Mairs, J. L. Leason, C. R. Gar- ; | . * ane “| surveying and Engineering altu 0 & Radfrd
: he . feveridge were passengers so
rett, J. G. Millichamp, Mrs. M. H. I ‘3 P.O. Box 10 Phone 85 Th Bin
Donald, T. Mahoney, J. W. Me-jon the Prince Rupert this morn-| Fouth Avenue :
Bernie, Miss Mohr, Mrs. Mohr, irg | 7

 

 

 

 

Forced Cash Raising Sale

 

Pressing obligations force me to raise $5,000, and in order to
accomplish this necessity | am offering my entire stock of men’s and
boys’ clothing, boots and shoes at astounding bargains!

FOR TEN DAYS ONLY

a
Every Article Sold With

A Guarantee

Your Money Back If
Not Satisfied

 

 

Men’s Slater Shoes
New
Just Arrived

At Cut Prices

Our entire stock

of Boys’ Shoes all

sizes, including
Leckie’s

At Cut Prices

 

cate

 

 

 

 

 

Cobalt King
Working
Shirts for

95 cents _
Men’s Fur

Felt Hats
regular to $3

for $1.25 |

cee

 

Men’s $20.00 Overalls
Suits---Large

Variety
$11.95

Men’s $25.00

Indigo Blue
SERGE SUITS

Guaranteed fast

color for $14.65

Men’s Gray
Wool Sox

for
15 cents

Boys’ Bloom-
er Pants
for

85 cents

Any of Our
Boys’ Suits at
Big Bargains

As We are Clearing
Our Boys’ Suits Out

for

95 cents

Cotton
Gloves
for

10 cts pair

 

Men’s Merino
Underwear
for

45 cents

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sale Starts Saturday at 9 a.m.

N. L. Lando |

3rd Avenue 3rd Avenue