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FOR RENT

 

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.

 

 

POR RENT — Furnished housekeep!

. Knquire Demers. ne
WANTED
WANTED-—Servant girl for housework.
Apply Box 110, Daily News. tf.
WANTED—8$1,500.00—Will give orst

mortgage on first-class improved prop-

erty with good interest. Box 111, News

omtice. 124-27|/closely in Prince Rupert, and has
Se ee ree ee drawn large audiences to this
ote ost —_—_—_— — {popular playhouse.
LOST—A pair of glasses with chain in In addition to this, there will
cee ee Preece: reture pa be shown a Sterling three-part

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

 

 

FOR SALE— White Leghorn Rooster. Ap-
ply 827 Suminit Ave. tf.
FOR SALE—Combined restaurant and
rooming house; 14 sleeping rooms. Ap-
ply McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle. wu.

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

FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,

chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
= machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-

 

. 210 Ninth Ave. West. w.
music.

TALKING CHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL

Musical Instra-

Ments repaired.
Bows rehaired, The
Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 Srd
Ave. .

FOR RENT
Summer Caltages At Terrace

Five-Room Cottage, with
heater, Majestic range, wa-

 

 

 

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GEO. LITTLE, Terrace.

 

 

 

drama entitled

delightful program,

ter connections, bath, in .
ik se oe . Ayps quarts for 15 ¢, Delivered to any
, ( i $20. :
per part of the city—-Prince Rupert
month. Dairy-——Phone Green 252 tf
py-— 4 J ‘0 °
Same house furnished— 7 7
$25.00 per month. 3 Skeena hana Distriet—Destrtet of
. New 4-Room Cottage, cab- oer that Wi oe rae
. nine 6 . lease |
oe gr her — inside ® folowing ‘deecrabea renlaston to ang i
— 7 0
a - screens furnished bicigicer “Way of the ; run Pa
J 00 per month, southwesterly from ‘Mile 84, east from
I'wo-Room .Houses .fur- Prinee Ru tt, B, G.; ‘aocha north 320
chains; themce west 2 ato thane
nished $10.00 per month. south 46 chains, more the .
erly limit of ‘the higt t-of- of the
All have sidewalks. are tee Trunk yeaas lwa. ae
ditties limit of "ihe i Avay to pol
lt oO sald hin higne of- point

 

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

left

 

Clements, M. P., for

this morning.

H.
Vancouver

s.

rce..9

Father Macdonald is in town

from the Queen Charlotte Islands.
* ¢ @

W. H. Wark left on the Rupert
this morning enroute for the
Kast.

eo. es

Mr. Nunn, representative of the
Borden Milk Co., left for Vancou-

ver this morning.
.* &.2
F. H. Clarry, of Toronto,
in on the train last night and left
for the south by the Rupert.
* * .
J. Meadows, a well known Se-
attle purveyor, left for
the Prince Rupert.

came

home on

. «.4
J. B. Williamson, the Conserv-
ative organizer, returned south
this morning.
a
A Marn, of the Granby cdm-
pany, went south on the Prince
Rupert.
2.
Mrs. H. J. W. Brooks and son

left on the Rupert to visit in Van-

couver,
6 6
Father Bunoz returned last
night from his trip in the interior,

accompanied by the veteran fa-
ther Coecola.

“ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN”
AT WESTHOLME THEATRE

at
tonight

the
and

There will be shown
Westholme Theatre
tomorrow, the last issue of “The
of Kathlyn.” This

been followed up very

Adventures
picture has

“When Love and

Honor Called.” To conclude a
there will be
shown a very laughable comedy
entitled “Love, Loot and Crash.”
In this picture, a motor cycle, go-
ing at full speed, takes a dive into
the sea from a height of at least
fifty feet, carrying two riders with
it. r
worth seeing.

This is a feat of daring well

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT.

 

TENDERS FOR CONSTABLES UNIFORMS.

 

TENDERS will be received by
Clerk, before 4 p. m., Monday, May 31st,
1915, for the supply of six (6) Consta-
bles Uniforms. The Uniforms to be made
to measure, from Pure Indigo Dye Navy
Worsted Serge, to be trimmed with best
materials, and workmanship to be first
class in every respect,

Samples of Material
Tender,

Tenders to be addressed tw the
lice Commissioners.”

No Tender will be considered from per-
sons of German, Austrian or Turkish ex-
traction,

The lowest or any Tender not neces-
sarily accepted,

Further particulars from the Chief of
Police.

the City

to accompany

“Po-

A. BROOKSBANK,
City Purchasing Agent,

 

SKIMMED MILK 5e per quart.
BUTTERMILK 10c per quart, two

 

by are
s, more or hen.
WILLIAM WATBON,

inclement, parades will be held at
the Exhibition Building.
By order,
ADATR CARSS, Lieut.

124-29 Acting Adjutant.

Quality, satisfaction anti econ-
homy. New Wellington Coal.
Phone 116. 63tf.
aes

————

“[ts Delicious [jrawing Qualities”

Are manifested in millions of Teapots dally

“SALADA’

LAKE KATHLYN’S
COAL DEPOSI 'S

Besides being noted as

the most picturesque spots a

the line of the Grand Trunk P

cific, Lake
further

Kathlyn is comil

for renown on account of
the valuable coal deposits fm its

Develop

Fra

immediate vicinity.
ments being conducted by
xX,
of
that

Frank on his claims a couple
the lake

of

miles from indicat

the

is wide ex

deposit
the

tent, and coal is of an ex-
appeal
similar to the
Valley
thracite—hard It
belief of coal men who have
this coal that it is an a-1

ing fuel which need not be cok

ceptionally high grade, in

ance and quality

Seranton or Lehigh in

coals.
se

amelt

j

It is smokeless, and hence the «
fuel for
present six are he
opened up and in all of them t!
coal is of the same high quality
Mr. Frank had

splendid wagon road const:
Lake Kathlyn to the
erty, and for grandeur of scene
there nothing in the
that can compare with views ©!
tained on a trip over this road,
the lake, the
cier and the three falls all cor
tributing to the A trip
to the camp will amply repay at
for the effort.—Interior

At}

domestic use.

sired
ing

seams

Recently

prop-
‘

from

is count

the mountain, gla-

picture.

Vv
person
News.

SUPREME COURT
WILL SIT JUNE 16

W. E.
vesterday

Mr. Burritt received a
wire from the
Attorney General stating that the
the

on

Deputy

criminal and civil sittings of
Supreme Court will open here
June 16th at 11 a. m.

“SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL”
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE

The Majestic
tomorrow
“The

piece

presents tonight
the Kalem
School for
from
the
and has had long and suc-
the Eastern

and photo-

play, Scandal.”
This

dan’s

taken Sheri-

Is

famous novel of same
name,
cessful

cities.

runs in

Take This
burlesque

Round and

Away”

“Come
Elephant a
which would make anybody laugh,
while “Music in Flats”
the roof.

is

is a com-
edy which will raise

 

 

68TH E. G. O. R.

Orders by Major J. H. McMullin,
Commanding, 22nd May, 1915:

4. Orderly Officer—For week
ending June 7th, Lieut. Beatty.

2. Enrolment—The undermen-
tioned having been enrolled is
taken on the strength of the Reg-
iment and posted to “A” Com-
pany, with effect from May 26th,
1915:

W. G. Oakley.

3. Parades—*‘A"’ and Bb
Companies will parade in front of
the Assessors’ Office on Wednes
day, June 2nd, ‘1945, and Friday,
June 4th, 1915, at 8 p. m.—Rifle

exercises. Should the weather be

 

 

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Skeena Land District.
Is
Graham Island

Queen Charlotte

LAND NOTICES

lands Land District

 

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TAKE NOTICE that I, Grant Thorburn,
of Prince Rupert, hotel man, intend to WN am
apply to the Chief Conlmissioner of lands
for the Province of British Columbia for
a license Ww prospect for coal and pe ————
troleum Starting at a post planted two
miles west of the northwest corner of Set
tion 6, Township 9; thence east 80 chains; —
hen e south 80 chains; thence west 80
haius; thence north 80 chains to point i}
f commencement; containing 640 acres, i
nore or less, |}
Dated the 16th day of March, 1915, al yt {|

the northwest corper

112-140

Skeena Land District.

Queen Charlotte

Graham Island
that I,

prospector,

Chief Conimissioner
of British Columbia for
to prospect for coal and petroleum
Starting at @ post planted two miles west
southwe
thence east 80 chains;
thence

TAKE NOTICE
of Vancouver,
to the

cense

Province

of the
Township 9;

north 80 chains;
south 80 chains to voint of com
containing 640 acres, more or

thence
mencement;
less,

Dated the
the
112-140

CORPORATION OF THE CITY or
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C

WARNING.

NOTICE is hereby given that from May
17th, 1915, until further notiee during
the laying of the water main across Sha
watlins Passage at Fern Passage, the sald
Passage will be elofed to navigation
as cables will be strung across the same
All boats using the Passage after the above
date do so at their own risk

W. MeGRORGE MASON,
116-120 City Engineer

Ship your

vo JOHN ipnnae,

st

16th day of March,
southwest corner.

 

GRANT
Samuel Horner,

THORBURN
Agent

slands Land District

Samuel Horner
intend to apply

of Lands for
al

Section 7
thenec
west 80 chains;

corner of

1915, at

SAMUEL HORNER

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