“The Daily News”
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FOR RENT

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT—Large well-furnished rooms
Close in. Phone Black 203. 10-16
FOR RENT-——Furnished bedroom for two,
with sitting room, with stove, bath,
light and phone; $10.00 per month.
Close in. Apply Box 108, The News. tf.

FOR RENT — Furnished bouseneqgeyy

Inquire Demers.
WANTED

in
Apply P.

exchange for
0. Box
110-414

WANTED— Companion
comfortable home.
547.

LOST

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

 

at 2:33 o'clock Friday afternoon,

 

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

 

 

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.
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

ANYONE CONTEMPLATING A TRIP TO
Vancouver, Seattle or Portland will find
it to their advantage to phone Black 158.
116-121

—

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

CHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Musical Instru-

@Ments repsired.
Bows rehaired. The
Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 Srd
ave. tf.

 

TALKING

  

 

 

TWO HOUSES

ket.

Ano

New Wellington
The only washed coal on the mar-
Phone 116.

ther

Captain W.

restricted district,
sent to jail for

American

came in with 10,000 pounds

halibut this morning.

proceed to the Interior.

Washed Nut.

tf.

schooner

pf

The Borealis, of the Atlin Fish-
eries, came in with 30,000 pounds
of halibut last night.

es 9
E. A. Hopper, steamboat in-
spector, will arrive here on the
twentieth to inspect all local
steamers.

s 2 «

B. Clayton has been
promoted to the rank of major,
and has been called to Ottawa
serve in a dental capacity.

to

Pearl Wallace, a woman of the
was yesterday
ten days for re-
fusing to comply with the police

regulations.
. #:*
FOR RENT W. E. Seott, Deputy Minister
of Agriculture, and Dr. Macdon-
ee ald, Live Stock Commissioner, will
arrive on Wednesday, and will

SIXTH & THOMPSON ST.
STRICTLY MODERN

CHEAP

—APPLY—

Pattullo & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

The monthly luncheon of the
Board of Trade will be held on the
first
Garde

Prince on Saturday
at 1 p. when Mr, A, C,
will deliver a lecture on mines and
116-17

George

m.,

minerals.

 

 

4

 

Mrs. A. Fortier,
just received word that her broth-
er-in-law has been killed in
France, and her brother wounded.
Her brother-in-law was decorated
for bravery on the field.

of this city, has

 

/ BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

Cents Up. Just Give ue
a Trial—That’s All.
LaW-GyrL ee BUILDING

rd Avenue

 

 

 

3

THE PORTABLE KITCHEN
FOR SECOND CONTINGENT

 

Canon Rix appeared before the
Council last night on behalf of the
citizens’ committee in charge of
the welfare of the boys of the see-
ond contingent. He asked for in-
formation regarding the suggest-

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

S. S. LUSITANIA

Giant Cunarder which was torpedoed and sunk off Old Head

May

BRITISH FAIR PLAY?

Editor,

Sir,

The Daily News:

Will you kindly allow
small in
to
which are of great importance |
Most of the people he

I follow

being a

a space your paper

order explain a few stories

myself.
Prince Rupert know
the musical

pianist and
played here in theatres and

in
profession,

vocalist, having
als

as

at a great many dances and,
far as I know,
the best of satisfaction.

come to Prince Rupert, after hav-
and passing through high schoo!

for

in

as pianist, waiting, of course,

some so-called steady job
music.

This position came along all
right, but although being quali-
fied and also a member of the Mu-
sicians’ Union, I was not able to
get this at the West-
holme Theatre on account of me
being of German origin, as the
manager of that institution

claims.

position

a clear
I

is

Now, to give the public
understanding of my
might that my

American-born and father
Canadian; my grandfather,
who is here in Prince Rupert, was
born New York
Polish parents, and
also

origin,
say mother
my

born

in
my grand-
New

so

mother born in

York,

was

from German parents;

 

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT.

ed portable kitchen

with which

this contingent was to be ro-
COOKING, ETC., BY ELECTRICITY. 4 © ’
All Light Consumers wishing to get the vided.
Power Rate on Cooking Appliances must » Batt aw ;
call at the Light Department Office, and The Acting Mayor explained
make application in order to get reduction|that the matter was in the hands

in rate. It is also necessary to inform the
Department of the additional load, for pro-
tection against risk of Fire, through in-
adequate wiring, fuses and meters.
T. C. DUNCAN,
Light Superintendent.

LAND NOTICES
Skeena Land District.
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District—
Graham Island.

TAKE NOTICE that I, Grant Thorburn,
of Prince Rupert, hotel man, intend to
apply % the Chief Commissioner of lands
for the Province of British Columbia for
& 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 leas.

Dated the 16th day of March, 1915, at
the northwest corner.

GRANT THORBURN.
Samuel Horner, Agent.

 

 

 

 

112-140

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

TAKE NOTICE that I, Samuel Horner,
of Vancouver, prospector, intend to apply
i the Chief Commissioner of Lands for
the Province of British Columbia for a H-
cense to prospect for coal and petroleum:
Starting at 4 post planted two miles west
of the southwest corner of Section 7
Township @; thence east 80 chains; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains to voint of com-
mapas containing 640 acres, more or

Dated the 16th = Of March, 1915, at
the southwest corner,

112-140 "SAMUEL HORNER.

 

in

of the Finance Committee.

Alderman Edge explained that,

these

trenuous

lar to spare.

It was decided that
Finance Committee and the Citi-

zens’

Committee

discuss the matter.

TENDERS FOR NEW

 

times,

the

Finance Committee had not a dol-

the city

meet today to

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

 

The tenders for the new tele-
phone directory were opened at

the Council
They were: McRae Bros.,

0,

meeting

$102.

last night.

$84; A,

Franks and News Job, $105;
and The Journal,

The contract was awarded to
the lowest tenderer.

The Ladies’

 

 

Aid of the Presby-~

terian Church will hold a tea in

the ©
Weat,
day,

cookir
drens'’

hureh
from

May

ig,

wear

214.
plain

Hall,
3 to 6 p.
A sale

sewing and
will be held.

Fourth Avenue

on Fri
of
ehil

There |

will be an excellent musical pro-

gram,

116.7.8

be very problematical, except my

of our patriotic concerts,
even went to outside points to
collect money for the Red Cross
Society. Parties that were con-
nected with these undertakings
are fully aware of the assistance
lt have my
origin seemingly not standing in
the way then.

rendered, German

I now leave this to the public
to judge if this British
play to deprive an innocent girl
of a livelihdod. Thanking
in advance for granted,
am,

is fair

space

yours, a true Canadian-born,
ELSIE NAUMAN.

Prince Rupert, B. C., May

1915.

FOR RENT
summer Cottages At Terrace

Five-Room Cottage, with
Majestic range, wa-
connections, bath, gar-

 

 

 

 

heater,
ter

den and lawn—$20.00 per
month.
Same house furnished—

$25.00 per month.

New 4-Room Cottage, cab-
inet kitehen, water inside,
blinds and screens furnished
$15.00 per month.

Two-Room .Houses .fur-
nished— $10.00 per month.

All have sidewalks.

GEO. LITTLE, Terrace.

 

 

have always given)
I have}

ing completed my musical studies |

, | City
in order to follow my profession |

a}

of Russian-'

that my German origin seems to)

name, of which I am not ashamed. |
I have played and sung here in ail,
and

you}

18, |

=

S

e by German submarines

‘JUVENILE BOSTONIANS
WILL ARRIVE SUNDAY

INA MITCHELL

 

 

 

 

ee
i pean OPPO te ties

GIVE Us a

TRI
5th St. ~

Opposite Smith Bik
Phone 208 :

er etnies, iii

FOR TAXI
Phone 99

Stand - Hote] Rupert

 

 

 

 

tion regarding the whereabouts of
jthe and the nature of the
business kept the
South at the city’s expense.

The Acting Mayor
formation to give.
Montgomery
the
Mayor

Mayor,

which him in

had no in-

\lderman
gested that, unless
which kept the
South was very
be n
ing

sug-
business
the
he would

in
urgent,

uch better employed attend-
o his duties here.

 

NORWAY CELEBRATES

 

-~

 

INDEPENDENCE DAY
|
| Yesterday was Norway's Inde-
pendence Day, commemorating

 

rhe popular Juvenile Boston- caine —!
ins will arrive here Sunday night i soreeeceneen
om Edmonton. They will ap-loOne of the favorites with the | @*eere----- ocscees
peed a Faery ee aoe Juvenile Bostonians, who willl} BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
ind probably “Tipperary Mary. again visit for one or two : Lump
They will be the first theatrical nights, starting Monday, May
ompany to arrive in Prinée Ru- 24th. C O A L
pert over the G. T. P., and past
experience of their abilities Salvation Army. $9.60 per Ton — Cash on
oz ES c a eee tel Public meetings, Tuesday, | Delivery
hwretedpnt he ella 5 ~| Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m. 3 Money Back If Not Satis.
\ me and liberal support. Sundays at 7:30 p.m. factory
El la a Quality, satisfaction and econ- | '
| WHERE IS THE MAYOR? |
| omy. New Wellington Coal. | UNION TRANSFER (0,
nr 333 ve.
Phone 146. 63te. . hone #
Alderman Montgomery, at the 3 oreo
Council, asked for informa. | = a

 

As head of the Church of
I earnestly appeal to all our ¢
noble example set by our Kin
Many are willing to do so

 

the from

/Denmark on

severance of Norway
May 17, 1814,
Local Norwegians celebrated
the

wear

day quietly, being content to

colors in
Fire-
do not appeal
temperament of
North.
evening, a most delight-
held McIntyre
The hall was gaily decorat-
and every
or lady,

their national
memory of the great day.
‘erackers and noise
‘to the
hardy sons of the

In the
ful dance
Hall.

‘ed with Norwegian flags

these

was m

Norseman and his wife,
‘friend, was there.

YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.

Northwestern League.
Seattle, 3; 0.

Spokane, 3;

Vancouver,

Tacoma, 2

~+

National League.
York, Cineinnati-
Pittsbure-Boston
of

 

|
:
Chicago-New

}
| Brooklyn,
’

games

and

postponed on account
rain.
St. Louis,

|

3; Philadelphia,.

 

American League.
Boston-Cleveland
|York-Detroit games postponed on
‘account of rain.

Philadelphia, 2; Chieago, 6.

”

-~+

and New

Washington, 3; St. Louis,

SKIMMED MILK 5c per quart.
BUTTERMILK i0c per quart, two
quarts for 15 c. Delivered to any
part of the city—-Prinee Rupert
Dairy——-Phone Green 252 tf.

 

THE WEATHER

By F. W. Dowling, Observer.

(5 a. m., May 18, 19145.)
MPOPOUNOLOR  vé-ees dees vcs 29.587
TU at eee ey oy 73.0
hs; MO.” boo ak ck we cea 50,0

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

 

A. E. WRIGHT

 

home |

Provincial and Dominion
Land Surveyor

Surveying and Engineering

P. 0. Box 10 Phone 85
Fouth Avenue

 

 

 

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WARNING.

NOTICE is hereby given that from May
; 27th, £095, until further notice, during
| the laying of the water main across Sha
/Watlans Passage at Fern Passage, the said
Passage will be closed te navigation,
ae cables will be strung across the same
All boats using the Passage after the above

date do 80 al their own risk

to make their decision definite.

Follow The King

England in B mbia
thureh memibe
gE.

but feel the 1
To such |

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} W. MeGROROR MASON,
116-120 City Engineer.

the signing of the following pledge:

1 promise, by God's help, to abstain from the use of
intoxicating liquor as a beverage while the War |asts
NN AA eece ewes cheb BS beac eewcccce.

; F. H. DU VI
Bishop of Caledor Met
ropolitan of Bi L
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