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FOR RENT

 

FOR RENT
with sitting room,
light and phone;
Close in. Apply Box 108, The News. tf.

with stove,

 

 

FOR RENT — a. .
rooms, Inquire
WANTED
WANTED—Girl to do second work and
assist with children, Apply, Mrs. Geo.
A. Bryant, 6 Waldron Apts. 119-121
WANTED—General servant. Apply Mrs.
Guttstein, corner of Tatlow and Sixth
Avenue. w.

 

LOST

LOST—A pair of glasses with chain In
cover. Finder please return to 315
Third Ave. 121-22

About a month ago a silver cup,
“Harold,” around Summit Apart
ments. Finder please return to 5 Summit
Apartments. 120-121
LOST—Pair of gold-rimmed eye-giasses,
between Presbyterian Church and Third
Avenue, on May 2. Leave at Daily
News. it.

LOST
engraved

 

FCR SALE

 

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

FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-—

ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even- |

ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West.

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

VIOLINS AND ALL
Musical Instru-

ments repaired.
Bows rehaired. The_
Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 3rd.
Ave. ; tf.

 

TALKING

CHINES,

  

 

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FOR RENT
Summer Cottages At Terrace

Five-Room Cottage, with
heater, Majestic range, wa-
ter connections, bath, gar-
den and lawn—$20.00 per
month.

Same house furnished—
$25.00 per month.

New 4-Room Cottage,
inet kitchen, water
blinds and screens furnished
—$15.00 per month.

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

All have sidewalks.

 

 

cab-
inside,

 

GEO. LITTLE, Terrace.

 

 

 

Alberta Meat Market

Why Buy Second-Class Meat
When You can get the Best
From Us at the

Give us A TRIAL
Bth St.—Opposite Smith Bik.
Phone 208

 

 

Same Price?

were oe

 

 

 

A. E. WRIGHT

Provincial and Dominion
Land Surveyor

Surveying and Engineering

P. ©. Box 10 Phone 85
Fourth Street

 

 

 

FOR TAXI
Phone 99

Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

 

 

 

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BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on

Delivery
Money = if ae Satis-

UNION TRANSFER ( C0.

 

 

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Furnished bedroom for two,
bath,

$10.00 per month.

offers? |
tf. |

‘the

tonight.

The Famous Juvenile Bostonians.

 

from one of their tan

scene

 

ENGLAND BEATEN
IN AE A POOR GAME

 

The international feotbal |
game between England and Scot-
jland, played at the recreation

on yesterday afternoon, by
realized expectations,
of football
the

1 means
being
standard of
jordinary league games—a_ state
of doubt to the
ifact that the players were unpre-
| pared to stand the storm of ninety

football the
conditions existed.

the exhibition

decidedly below

matters due no

 

under cli-

that
| There was quite a large concourse

jo if the fol-

| minutes

jmatic

when

 

people present
llowing teams lined up, viz.

Brand; Garnet and
Yardly F. |

Hardy Cameron,

England

 

Slocum; Church, and
Hardy; Hardy,
Atcheson and Hooper.
MeDulf
Murray
Broughton, |
Neil-

Ss.
| Seotland—Grant; and
Abbett, W.
McCraik,
MeW illiams

/Murray; and
|Hunter;
Kinghorn, and
son.

England won the toss and Scot- |
had to kick off a
sun varying wind,
that helped the
Englishmen to dominate the

the

land against

strong and a

state of matters
raine
during opening period, when |
Grant almost
The
into

a bad clearance by
Seots
the
when Kinghorn handled

at the

cost his side
after
‘limelight,
ball

a point.

this came more

eritical moment. |

LAND NOTICES

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

TAKE NOTICE that I, Grant Thorburn,
of Prince Rupert, hotel man, tntend to |<
Province of British Columbia fow
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.

Yor the

1915, 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 Chief Commissioner of Lands for
the Province of British Columbia for a Hi-
cense to 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 chains to point of com-
mencement; containing 640 acres, more or
less.

Dated the 16th day
the southwest corner.
112-140

of March, 1915, at)

SAMUEL HORNER.

 

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FOR RENT

TWO HOUSES
SIXTH & THOMPSON ST.
STRICTLY MODERN
CHEAP EB
—APPLY—

Pattulle & Radford

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

 

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333 2nd Ave.
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effect ive

ibut on one

jback game,

j have

™ | perate efforts to take the lead,
| failed,
lsuccessful
lKinghorn
kick.

apply to the Chief Commissioner of lands|,

hand net re

Nothing daunted,
the

they returned t
English goal and a good shot
Neilson found the

and seemed

from imsice

the over the

post,
but,
a position to judge,

as the referee was not
the eff:

ball gare

tine,
in rt
went for naught, as the

inte Soon after,
Hunter
and

horn gave

play
let the Scottish left away
Neilson’'s King-
the li In-
play by the English for

again.
from cross
his side ad.

wards spoilt numerous chances,
lameron was
he

the

occasion ¢

going strong through when

was brought down within

dreaded area, and with the result-

 

ant kick Garnet made no mistake.
Piay ruled even after this, but de-|
the pe-

from
arrived soon after, |.
|
|

teriorated opening

riod; half-time

all

with |

with the standing one
The

Scotland

score
half

forcing a

second opened

corner which!
At this
Englishinen adopted the one-|
to the
had
during the closing minutes of the
half. This helped to
game which at no period could
The
or two des-
but

proved abortive. period |

the
of!

due abseuce

F. Hardy, who been injured

first spoil
a
good.

been termed

Englishmen made one

while Scotland Were
little later,

converted a

nore
a when
penalty
The only redeeming feature
of the game at this period was the

good goal-keeping of young

Brand, who saved numerous like
ly
the

the

but was unfortunate
saving of shot
left, which he rut for
the Seotch forwards to put in the
net,. Kinghorn and Broughton

sharing in the honor.

shots, in

Cross

palmed «

This seen
Englishmén,

frequent

ed to tinish the who

made attacks

to

only on

Grant no purpose. From a

rather wide cornei the

the

and a

KICK by

English right, Scoltish left
broke
forced off Slocum,

Ww.
farther

away corner Was
the
put Scotland
after

best

and from

Murray
ahead.
lost

when

free kick
still
the

chance

Soon

their

a

Englishinen
to
watched a good shot
hit the
through,

score, lLardy
from Hooper
post instead of rushing it
An
soon afterwards came to a finish
the
goals to one.

Mr. W.C. B. Smith refereed the

game and gave

uneventful game

with Scots winning by four

general satisfac.
tion.

 

Stolen, from the British-Amer-
ica Cannery, Skeena River, on the
morning of May 13, 1915, two
lishing boats and two nets:

Boats 24-foot keel of fir, 4
inches thick; A. B, C, stamped in-

ide sternpost; gunnel strip 4x3
inches, oak near stern, forward of
ti Sails stamped B. A, Leads

amped B \ lines A, B, C,
5 mesh, 8 3.4; 400 fathoms.
\ reward of 8100 for each boat
covered will be paid to

| pable
| Henry,

 

the party furnishing information
' ity Cannery Manager leading
lo the convietion ef the thief o1
thieves rr to
W. D. BURDIS,
8. ©. Salmon Canners’ Associa.
tion, Vancouver, B. 124-3535 |

The Westh

“FANTANA” MAKES GREAT
HIT AT THE WESTHOLME

{ crowded house was present

the or a f the Juvenile

Pr Ru

ince

ay Fantana”’ was

ted, and a bright, merry li!

ongs

Puneful

excellent c¢«

yas

clever dancing medy

th pretty dres
scenery have al
tana’ a success evel
ight was we

last 1
\

exe eption

<8 m Hellen, always a fa

dashing naval lieu-

her best, singing

and dancing cleverly
‘T Want to Go to Ts
of applause
most

evening

sweetly
number, kyo,
rounds and
of the
ses of the
vitehell “Fa

ether

evoked
prominent
Miss
sang
Miss

was one

suce:

Ina ntlana

nice and tog with

Hellen the

scored heavily with
duets, “The Farewell Waltz,
Just My Miss

O'Neill acted

and
Bil

Style
and sang as cha
jing the ¢
|The comedy parts were
of Misses
Canfield

drolleriés

as ever as ommodore
in the ca

Patsie
Dixie
these

provoked

hands
and
of

Doris
The
young

ghter
Mis "

White.
clever ladies
Che
Wh

mbers
Phat
lan-
Hen
Miss

oars ol
My
Art

le

and
Miss

Ward
Miss (

antield

gro vs Can-can

ry

were warmly applauded

Rolling has
befo but last
vod old song

frequently goes better than

Canfield’s

been heard here re,

night proved that a a

different new one. Miss Lila Defty,
a small neweomer, sang nicely
and was warmly received. Other
parts ably sustained by a
number of clever artistes.
Tipperary Mary” will be play-
ed lor it hen the company will
ag i ser te a intage. The
features of this show are the
ltoner ( the
“Fox Trot rhe Juvenile
Bostonians are leaving on Wed
nesday for an extended tour of the
principal centres of Alaska and
the Yukon, and it is confidently

expected that they will pay a wel
come return visit on their way
south,

 

 

shoe
member fh. ily

Feld by all

NOTICE TO MARINERS

On and after May 25th thre
present light on Cape Mudge will
be obstructed t¢t uth-bound
vessels In its place a lamp will
be hung from the new structur:
Visible only to south-bound ves
sels,

  

 

cuts Monday’ s
in half.

The Sunlight w
--just note.

the garment ;
to soak. Afte

ay is 80 eas
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Why scrub, and rub, and
wear and tear the Clothe
when the gentle strep th of
Sunlight Soap wil] @ the
work with never a heat to
fabric or hands
Try it once
this Sunlight |
way.

At all grocer i
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