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SEs = —E_—— = , eat REGULAR PRiche 227" i
} 2 ) $9000 0065, -
e e 99 ways | ced the ef ‘ ; RE ‘GUL AR I RICES for | are
“As ou like it LOCAL NEWS, TEMS | With but th wit eo, yj
go thé score st shie . ; e a Casse Babe;
Father Wolfe returned on last but Woods, who ha 1 be ! ; 717 Third Avenue Py
inight’s train. |. n rather foolishly ; tone 199
i a vay corner knicks, agai ; Buns, per doz 20¢ Cookies, All King
i Grant came in from Ha-|" the opportunity;g Put Paste Tarts, per doz 20¢ Ghort Bread, per ance” 2: . Me
h pponents iT pI Scotch Pastry, per doz 20c Cheese Cakes 2
zelton oa night. thoy wanted, and the time Hardy Scones, per doz 156 a Gites oe ont se
i. - . 4" j ] lishm Wn ; eee eat me tas. 80¢ Cocoanut « f y 20
\ the LES Tene t Tarts, per doz 20 yer dow
: 7 an » we known ' Wince Tarts, p Cream Pulls a 1B.
| ’ Richardson, the well k joint. heading Darton s kit iit . Pulls, Meringue Filled, doz. 30c¢ Cup Cakes, per = 40¢
mining man, is in town from Us i + the I lishine Ohester Cake, per doz 165¢ Fruit Oake, per th 20
° . s the net, al d us it ; Cherry Cake, per tb 40c Gponke Loves. «, 25 and 30
reo he he » h
I EA B20 A. FE. Wright returned last /retired worthy winne f th ; —_ eas ¥ are Cake, eact =
ini oT e of this season. wevey SOC?
night from his mining property| ca Pie, except Lemon, each , 206 Lemon Pies, es 20
PS PACKETS BLACK, MIXED “Ba at Skeena Crossing Best for the winners were 1) Jam Doughnuts, per dox 20c WEDDING onKe a SPECIAL ae
ONLY. OR GREEN. = . ee ton, Garnet Yardley and thr ; ALT Y
; ’ De local organize! ther Hardy while on the : THE LA CASSE BAKERY - - @ oe 717 Third Aven
i W. EB. enning, FOC , Brothers : api se scoshulfancatertet stata, w es altri tater eteeenenn ne ee
ow for the Federation of Labor, left|p rydock side, Campbell, Jones i *Peeoeeegs
: re a
“ Dail N ’ THE lfor Vancouver this morning. ir sby and MeWilliams we a=
Y NEWS 11) Rupert Table Supply | vs. coos rtest scone e-(" : =
CLASSIFIED ADS QDIE OUPPHY §) rhe colonel Drake arrived yes-) "4 Kingtorm mae his initial ap MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A
: The Store of Plenty terday afternoon with a cargo of pearance as a referee and Ww th a i
— i Ie 40,000 barrels of crude oil for the ttle more practice may com Bi k ‘ [ll l l d és l
a ® “ . '
ST FOR = Saturday Specials Imperial Oil Company. along all right. IT?S ustraie ata OLue
Wo eCs. os ——— oe + The next game takes plac: ] y, H. dD J ¢ ~
siaeis ii s, by Miik—St. Charies, B. C., or Canada Mr. Gorman and Mr. Smithers ssi a n our ome urin j )] )
FOR RENT—Clean furnished cabins, bj Pires, 48 tine $1.00 Monday night, whe la
week or month, at $4 and $6 per month English Breakfast Tea—Reg. 40c Ib. of the Booth Fisheries, bought aj le the Callies and the -
as, ve Special 30ce “ar of fresh fish this morning |~ os} rage Ste |
—$—<— ° B. ©. Sugar—18-Ib. sack $1.45 eee Merchants, meet for the first tin As & medium through which you may select gifts suitadie tor every
_ WANTED .§ SPECIAL! TO ARRIVE AT 11 A. M. for shipment east. she wehndi eceasion, you will find our Catalogue of the greatest valve
ene . Strawberries, per box 16c s ¢ *# ce
—_ - Birks’, Vancouver, ie the great gift ‘tore of the West. Our mai) 0
Y Preserving Orders a : rte
COOK WANTED-—For small hotel; — or Leave ~ ~ ng The City of Seattle will bring Department and our filustrated Catalogue forms a convenient avenue lease
~— a aes ne y sone rt Oranges, Sweet and Juicy, per along the first big Alaskan ex- Wise Precau n Ing to a selection from our immense stocks.
p.m ee doz. 15, 25 and 35¢ ‘i
¥ ‘ursi¢ arty of the season. They a
WANTED--Servant girl for housework. Florida Grape Fruit (the best), 3 cursion party " “i
Apply Box 110, Daily News. u. for jae se = will spend an hour in town if the or tomas ‘a ts ae — WRITE FOR THE CATALOGUE—-YOU WILL NEED It.
F e nanas, ‘or beco
ee a on - wa wave A LARGE CONSIGNMENT boat arrives early enough. tomorrow and after. For troubles of
mortgage on first-class Haproved PrP” | 9 OF FRESH VEGETABLES AND oe 9 the digestive o oucanrelyon | | .
, th good interest. Box 111, News , ge rgans y' y i ‘ 7 ‘ |
mee. s a telede coat. can ve pon Lowest | That the American fishermen , ‘ enry ies ons, / imited i
ee ae ae PRICES jare satisfied with the treatment BEE‘ HAM Ss. \} ” :
eon e Hoe wee ae they are receiving in Prince Ru- ih JEWELLERS AND SILVERSM!! }
Butter, per ib. “7 @ S
wr Leghorn Rooster. Ap-|$% S80o™% Fancy Backs, taking price, pert, is evidenced by the fact that ' Granville and Georgia Streets
FOR SALE—White Legho ooster. ADp- . 24 i -
ply 827 Summit Ave. tf. | Pa pnt or whole, per Ib. .10'/2c many of them are now coming Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director VER, BC
“OR SALE—Combined restaurant and/$ Fancy Picnic Hams, per Ib.. .14'/2¢ here steadily. i —— ot
ge sense 14 sleeping rooms. . | Jellied Tongue, per ib 40c e eve Sold everywhere. In boxes, 25 cents _ Te —
ply McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle. rd Roast Pork, per Ib 45c .
Pork Sausage, per ib 15c Miss MelIntosh, of Seattle, a |
FOR SALE—Furniture of four rooms com- —EXTRA SPECIAL— . an j
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What otters? | @ee rene dam, Our Gall 45c specialist in Scalp Treatment, M tM k t
Apply Box 106, Dally News. | Massage, Manicuring, Shampoo- r a ea ar e | ‘
——— } REMEMBER THIS— bt ieee ie " 1
music. Rutten danas te ie Che ing and Hairdr ing is in th ti
But here is a rule that is slicker city. For appointments, phone Why Buy Second-Class Meat
TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL | The i comes for what he Red 94. tf when You can get the Best
Musical Te Will get it a whole lot cheaper From Us at the Same Price? and water maxes your home spark! e with
et een FOOTBALL cleanliness--just like all nature spark
r -- > sparkles
|
; Open Tuesday, Thursda 1AL j
sows retaires. rhe |} Opens rd eer y ingen . a us a a a on a sunlit morning after rain.
- , ame anenices ‘ aaa) m » a ‘ "
Prince Rupert Mu Under league auspices, th 5t t ppos Sunlight is the purest of all household
an Store, 968 ees) J.C. GAVIGAN Sons of England and Drydock Phone 208 es soaps—with a gentle strength that
Ave. tf. 519 3rd Ave. Phone 211 teams met on the Recreation | ——————— —————— . moves dirt quickly but without the
one grounds last night before an ex- * ae Se eee et dainty
a i a  aarmcentcrnee ceptionally large gathering of A. E. WRIGHT } ” b
RRR RRR RR! a os have hee
APERHANGING m MASEL TON BOTES. ‘ pectator who mu 1a Siastantes and Geatales
KALSOMINING - thoroughly pleased with the Land Surveyor
PAINTING eee ee ee ee game, as the play throughout was
: . ; kad Surveying and Engineering i
Constable Kelly is down from|/full of exciting incidents. The
F. G. ROBERTS Smithers on official business. teams appeared as advertised ex- P. O. Box 10 Phone 85
14 Dyer Apts. P. 0. Box 642 N. P. Moran, of Sinmithers, is ajcept that Campbell deputized for Fourth Street
wee visitor in Hazelton this wee. Dixon at centre-half for the iron- mnee .
oe <i F. A. Widmoyar. station agent|Workers. The Drydock team made
: at Hazelton, is removing to Pa-|@ promising start, scoring in the
FOR RENT j): tt mite at oe oe FOR TAXI
The forestry oflice has been their early lead was soon re
moved to the building adjoining |‘""0Ush forceful play by the
Summer Cottages it Terrace the Union Bank Englishmen, who notched two Ph
»oints in quick succession. Dur- ne (je
Forester Allen is now inspect- : : 0 ,
Five-Room Cottage, with : ing the attack on the Drydock aA f=
oh ing the forest services in the : ; / Aa, Fees,
heater, Majestic range, wa- . : ; citadel, Grant, their custodian, } h
ter connection bath, gar Francdis and Octss Lake dis- received an injury to his knee : ;
onnections. b , Sar- receive ; s knee
ricts. . . . Sta e 2
den and lawn—$20.00 per , » ' which necessitated his with- nd - Hotel Rupert =o
Edgar N. Ford, formerly of the ; cpenigunenpuntinuintiaiaimatinatpnmrnmmnuirs se ==
month. Tie y's a oat ot ‘ drawal from the game, Wright a
; Ce nion Bank staff, who wen : : ‘ + tual on
Same house furnished— _ — taking his place. Notwithstand-

$25.00 per month.

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

Two-Room

cab-

inet water inside,

 

-Houses .fur-
$10.00 per month.
sidewalks.

nished—
All

have

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GEO. LiTTLE, Terrace.

 

 

 

 

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 to the Chief Commissioner of lands
for the Province of British Columbia for
a license t 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.

1915, at

112-140

 

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

that I, Samuel Horner,
of Vancouver, prospector, intend to apply
to the Chief Commissioner of Lands for
the Province of British Columbia for a M-
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; thenee
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains to soint of com
Mmencement; containing 640 acres, More or

TAKE NOTICE

less.

Dated the 16th day of Mareh, 1015, at
the southwest corner,
112-140 SAMUEL HORNER

j turned

to the front with the first contin-
gent, is reported missing.

The body of an Indian woman,
found at Fiddler

is supposed to be

Creek on Friday,
that of Fanny

Tyson, who was drowned last

| fall.
|

Government Agent Hoskins re-

on Saturday from Prince

Rupert, where he was engaged in

 

connection with the revision of
the voters’ list.
Miss Eckerman, of Smithers,

came in last night and left on the
Rupert this morning for Tacoma.
SKIMMED MILK 5c
BUTTERMILK i(c per

quarts for

per quart.
quart, two

15 ce Delivered to any

 

part of the city——Prince Rupert

Dairy—Phone Green 252 tf.
SOx.

Sock knitters for the boys at

the front are requested to make

socks not more than 11 inches in

the feet and a 2 1-2-inch heel.

ing their handicap,
played well
afterwards

the Drydock
and were rewarded
Cragges, the
English keeper, giving them a gift
of a goal, a little Neil-
son scored a beauty from the pen-
alty line. The score at half-time
stood at 3 goals to of
the Drydock. Play in the second
half was even keener

soon by

while later

2 in favor
than in the
opening period, with the English-
men determined to improve their
position, but they must have been
disappointed when Jones put the
Drydock still farther ahead. At
point A, Hardy took up the
centre position and this certainly
made for improvement. With
minutes gone, they got
their third point, and indeed look-

this

twenty

ed like equalizing at any moment.
This they did after Woods had
given away a corner, for Darton
the kick that it
Was easy for tiardy to put the ball

placed 80 well

in the net. Excitement was now
intense, with both teams striving

hard to take the lead, but the Eng-

 

 

 

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BUFTALO,N. 1. HAMILTON. CAM.

 

 

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$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
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WATER NOTICE.

Use and Storage.
TAKE NOTICE that The Port Essington

Water Company, Ltd. whose address is
$47 Granville 8t., Vancouver, B. C., will
apply for a license to take and use one and
one-half cubic feet per second and w store
400 aere-feet of water out of Canningham
Lake. The storage-dam will be located at
the outlet of Cunningham Lake. The ca-
packhty of the reservoir to be created is
about 400 acre feet and it will flood 2,28
acres. The water will be diverted from
the stream at a point about 5 chains below
the said outiet and will be used for Water-
works purpose upon the land described as
part of Lot 45, Range 56, Coast District,
being the townsite of Port Essington, A
copy of this notice and an application pur-
suant thereto and to the “Water Act,
1014," will be Sied in the office of the
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert. Objec
Hons 40 the application or to the petition
mentioned below may be filed with the
seid Water Recorder or with the Comp
woller of Water Rights, Parliament Bulld-
ings, Vietoria, B. ¢., within thirty days
after the first appearance of this notice in
& local newspaper. The territory within
which the company desires to exercise its
bowers is deseribed as the townsite of
Port Essington. A petition to amend the
the Certificate granted to the company tn
respect of its former right so as to in
elude the right applied for herein will be
heard in the office of the Board of Inves
tigation at a date to be fixed by ‘the Comp
troller, The date of the First Publication
Of this Notice is March 29, 1045,

“PORT ESBINGTON WATER CO., L'TD.,”

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