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FOR RENT—

Large
Phone Black 293. 10-16!
Furnished bedroom for two,
with sitting room, with stove,
light and phone; #10.00
Close in. Apply Box 108, The News, tf.
FOR RENT—Part of well-furnished house, |
to refined couple; overlooking harbor;
in good locality. Apply P. 0. Box ye
106- 107

RENT — Furnished bouseneape
Inquire Demers. f

FOR
rooms.

‘wa arse

WANTED—General servant
O'Reilly, 722, Fifth Ave

WANTED—Companion in
comfortable home. Apply
547.

Mrs
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for
Box

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

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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.

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

 

cash. A good bargain for a prompt
buyer. Apply Oscar Leduc, P. 0. Box
1385, Montreal. 101-07-13-19
WOULD PARTY WHO TOOK LADIES’

umbretia, 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.
Beatty, Government wharf. 107-08

 

TALKING

  

Musical
ments

Wows rehaired. The |
Prince Rupert Mu-

 

 

FOR RENT

TWO HOUSES
SIXTH & THOMPSON ST.
STRICTLY MODERN

CHEAP

—APPLY—

Pattulle & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

 

BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

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

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

LAND NOTICES

 

 

Skeena Land District.
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
Graham Island.

TAKE NOTICE that i, Grant Thoc>urn,
of Prince Rupert, hotel man, intend to
apply to the Chief Commissioner of lands
for the Province of British Columbia for
a license to prospect for coal and pe
troleum;: Starting at a post planted two
miles west of the northwest corner of Sec-
tion 6, Township 9; thence east 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains; thence west 80
chains; thence north 80 chains to point
of commencement; containing 640 acres,
more or less,

Dated the 16th day of March,
the northwest corner.

GRANT THORBURN,
Samuel Horner, Agent.

19015, at

112-140

 

Skeena Land District.
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
Graham Island.

TAKE NOTICE that I, Samuel Horner,
of Vancouver, prospector, intend to apply
to the of Lands for
the Province of British Columbia for @ M-
cense Wo prospect for coal and petroleum:
Starting at @ post planted two miles west
of the southwest corner of Section 7,
Township 9; thence east 80 chains; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
thence south 80 chaing to voint of com-

mencement; containing 640 acres, more or
less.

Dated the 16th day of March,
the southwest corner.
112-140

 

Chief Commissioner

1915, at

SAMUBL QWORNER,

ACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Instru- |

repaired. |

well-furnished rooms. |

bath, |
per month.

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110-114

 

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The
Thursday
ing to St. Julien
exposing the

offensive toward

morning,

 

 

   
  

 

    
   

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

THE PROGRESS OF THE SECOND BATTLE

accompanying

Canadians withdrew.

“Jimmy”

Winner of the

Marathon,

W

1912; Hamilton
1912-13; the Boston

who

DUFFY,
Ma:

ard

 

Herald

is

race,
Marathon, |
1914, and the first Canadian t»
finish in the Swedish Olympic
reported
dead of wouhhds at Ypres.

 

in Prince Rupert,

coast for may
the Vad
of the

war

skipper
the
had charge

Since bre
of one
ion government
a member
Board.

It

have

is reportcd tt
command
under the British
he is

people of Prince

new command,

Rolse.

with a girl ean’t

 

 

that Captain Barney
received orders to report to the
Admiralty in London,

‘
baal

of

just the man for

CAPTAIN JOHNSON
CALLED | TO LONDON Star-Dominion Line would not

years,

sO

Prince

ike

_——

blame

throwing him over,

out
of the

submarines

first
and later

News has Rael ie reached the city)

Johnson has

England.
Captain Johnson_is well known

havig sailed the

as

Rupert.

has

Domin-

of the Vancouver

will

THE WEATHER

at

Esquimalt and was recently —
Pilo

Barney will
submarine
Admiralty
the job.

The hearty good wishes of the
Rupert
with the popular skipper

and

Three more Ameriean halibut}
schooners came in today. They
are the Thelma, Forward, and

By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

5 a. m., 14, 1915.) +
rember... . +. cckebune cme
eee GOImD. 20. iceies eee 64.0
in, SORAD. .>. cee ck ee 46.0
Rainfall 18

The fellow who puts up a blufl
for)

go |
and his |

/

maps illustrate the British Eyewitness” s'
when the Canadians 8,000 strong occupied t
Thursday midnight the Germans by use of gas
Canadian flank. On Saturday the Germans launch
St. Julien. The last diagram, “Saturday m:

SAILINGS CANCELLED
OVER WESTERN OCEAN

three

Cancellation of transat

‘
lantic sailings are announced a

a result of the steamships
n be

th

‘ed under cha

Z ple
“Imper

esti
ter by 1uthorities
steamers te

the

rhe

ed

fhe

mporarily remo,

from Atlantic service are

P. R
A}

Missanabie, df the C

leet: the
Line;
the Cunard Li
of
of

from Montreal

Scandinavian, of the

lan and the Carpathiar

ne. Ja view of th
these
the

on

charterings steame
Missanabir
Ma
May 13
New

been cancelled,

he sailings

y 20, the
Scandinavian on d the

Carpathian from York
May 13,
Mr. A. E.
| manage of
Mercantile

announces

have

Disney,
the

Mar

Pacific Go:

|
ti

Internations
inv’s

M

ine C.o1
that” the

rvice of

ip
i
Hllies,

treal-Liverpool se the
| White-Star Dominion
be inaugurated May
Northland,

Red Star

Line
on 29 by
steamship formerly
wh as the steamship
The
Northland from

taken

Zee!
ithe

and. second sailing of
Montreal will
the
which been
New York-Liver-

been

ithon, |

ibe June 26, while

!
liner

on
Megantic, has
the

has

| engaged in

|pool trade, in
| this
| Montreal
|

nouncement

placed
sail from
This

with

will
10.

away

service and

on July an-
the
have

White

does
jimpression which appears to
|

| gained ground that the
the St.

this season.

joper rate in Lawrence ser-

vice

It is probable that the steam.

ship Southland, formerly the Va-
derland, will be pressed into this
service’ before the season is fat
advanced,

The Megantic, Laurentic, Can
ada, and Teutonic were the ves-
sels which maintained this service
last year, but the three latter ves-

isels are still in the Admiralty

service,
| “SRONCHO BILLY” AT
MAJESTIC THEATRE

Tonight and tomorrow the Ma-
jestic Theatre will present a
| three-reel Essanay photoplay en-
ititled “The Tell Tale Hand,

The piece features G. M. An-
derson, better known as “Bron-
cho Billy.” Two live comedies

complete a very fine program,

Lieut. F. Peters, DS.O.,,
Solicitor Peters, has
been promoted to the command of
H: M, 8, Meteor, .

son of

City now

will

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“LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Ht Alberta Most M
POE LLCO LOBED OOL AAP O MALO OOD CO i i ta Ca wins 1, i

4 AR GT AG
HETSAS W. H. Wark left for Vaneouver .
T \\
LANGEMARCIC bon the Rupert today, Wow
en v , * iy
JUL | *~. J. MeCullough, of the Rat
Portage Lumber = Co., returned GIVE us a TRIAL
jSouth this morning, 5th St.- —Opposite Smith Bik.
. * * Phon 1e 208 }
| J. A. Kirkpatrick returned from a a _—
SATURDAY } Py ince George last night. eee eer ee
| SPP CC ee
eBIXSCHOTE etterans ess eee
off igre 9 | - A
eHETSAS eset Genuine Wellington Coal lasts | t AX]
= jullen
> mR ser longer. It’s the best, P. R. Goal |
i Co Phone 45, 112.14)
| * . * ? :
|
| Albert, Sullivan, inspector of one |
= )
i high schools, returned to Victo.
jria on the Rupert. |
i > oe... @ Stand - Hote] Rupert |
OF YPRES. | New Wellington Washed Nut. {oo cncocccccocccneoncoonsaocn
' f this conflict from | The only washed coal on the mar
‘ C1 shown, reach | ket Phone 116, Lf, | Peeoooreres-. wereroroooooooooon
. = ¢@
led the 1 ) retirement BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
‘tank af et the French Max Wade, at one time road}? LUMP
ho th { when the | superintendent at Stewart, has Qf :
; lreturned to town. O A
retu ee : hwo LL
$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
i F. J. Boynton, of the Canadian | ;
- | Delivery
Collieries (Dunsmuir), Ltd., we nt! Money Back If Not s ;
uuth this morning, |
| factory
* * . |

Mr. and Mrs, Cooper and daugh UNION iRANS ER (0)
“r, of Edmonton, came in on the } 333 2nd Ave. Phone 36
rain last night and went south | Peererrrrrrrrrrorororooccscorccoss

n the Rupert this morning eens
PROPEL EPLL?e SPOOL ORORE PCC CES
_— 2.

A crowd waited on the arrival Surveying and Engineering
of the train last night, evidently A. E. WRICHT
expecting more Austrian prison. |

| Provincial and Dominion
ers, but they were doomed to dis
j Land pveyor
ippointment, i
‘es a P. 0. Box 10 Phone 85
Fouth Avenue
H. J. Jeavons, of 8. F. Bowser |
ed ne
& Co., arrived on the Maquinnal — ‘i
yesterday and went south again Salvation Army.
on the Rupert this morning }
~~ 6 | Public meetings Tuesda
| Yhursday and 8 t 8p.

SKIMMED MILK Se per quart ees o 7:30 |

CAPT. STUART MARGRAFT, (BUTTERMILK {0c por quart, two) |

Of the 90th Winnipeg Regiment, |quarts for 15 ce. Delivered to any Quality, satisfac! i
vho is one of the first Canadian | part of the city—Prinece Rupert |omy. New W t Uo!
officers rep ted seriously i!l|Dairy—Phone Green 252 tf. i Vhone 116 63
with gas porsoning } a

48TH WILL LEAVE
THE WILLOWS SHORTLY

|

Mr. Clay of Port Clements, |
reLurned { 1 Victoria on the Ma-
quinna yesterday. lie reports
that the boys of the 48th are in
great trim and fit for anything.
They are under orders to be rbady
to break camp at any moment,
and expect to begin their journey
east in the course of the next few
days.

CSth REGIMENT (E. G. O. R.)
NOTICE.

All
tend a n
p.
hibition

tive

m, on

mbe
eet
thie

re invited to at-
ig to be
{ith inst. in the
ling for the
a football

th the bove

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF

PRINCE RUPERT,

B. C.

 

NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

rhe
City ts
Directory
ent of
ations or
May 20.

4112-13-14

IN THE

for the
Title for
and Lots
Twelve
Prince
NOTICE
iy
of one
bereof
above
liam T,
numbered
20th,

Land Registry Office, Prince
1915.

May 4th,

Publi«
about to publish a New
Pleas«
rele
addith

w

phe

MATTER

Tsai
Lot
Seven
i2

Hupert,
HEREBY
intention to issue
month
4 Fresh Certificate
mentioned lots in the
Booth,
5821-1,
19014.

Is

from

ill note that the
relephone
Superintend
alter

before

please

the
in writing of

notify
any
ns required on or

Pe-.4
relephone

DUNCAN,,
Directory

OF AN APPLICATION
f a fresh Certificate of
Six 6), Block Four (4

and Eight (8), Block
Section One 1), City of

Map 923
GIVEN that it is
after the expiration
the first publication
of Tithe for the
name of Wil

which Certificate of Title ls

and was issued on May

H, F. MACLEOD,

District Registrar.
Rupert, B. C.,
105-141-117-123

 

 

 

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POOL ELELLOREDOIIONN

Follow The King

As head of the Church of England in B

, earnestly apgeal to all our Chureh memmby
noble example set by our King.
Many are willing to do so but feel the necd g

to make their decision definite.
the signing of the following pledge:

To such I we

1 promise, by God's help, to abstain from the use of
intoxicating liquor as a beverage while the War |acts

 

CimOGNee 6s candice o Ki cebe i kick guedtgecee
‘ F. H. DU VERN!
Bishop of Caledo M
, ropolitan of B 7
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