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Sixty Years the Standard

Adds to the
healthfuiness of the food

CONTAINS NO ALUM
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FOR RENT ally shot himself recently.

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FOR RENT—Farm at Refuge Bay. Good}
house and furniture; cheap. Apply Box | For best home-made bread and

ig, Daily News. 281-286. / ont: ° ’ |
ree "| goodies — The Woman's Home
FOR SALE Bakery, 3rd Avenue. D.16.

Te Titer 2 iapeee STENT | A ASMESANET ES SOg Te . * *

FOR SALE—Good Weber piano, in first j
class condition; reasonable price. Apply | N. Nakai, a Japanese law stu-|
Box 118, Daily News. 278-84. , : }

aa ——-—/dent from Vancouver, is in the

 

 

 

FOR SALE—15 pairs extra Plymouth Rock
Homer Pigeons, mated and squab pro-
ducing, at a bargain; also Belgian Tae
Apply 925 Borden St.

WANTED.

interpreter in the
trial. He
of Washington.

city
i; Port
lis a Geib. DD.

acting as

Essington murder

 

 

WANTED—-Local representative to handle
the Famous MURPHY LINE of Art Cal
endars, will make liberal contract with
right man, Reference. Address Box 882,
Vancouver, B. C, 278-80.

The American schooner King
in yesterday with
This

Alaska survey all

and Winge came
150,000 pounds of halibut.

 

boat was on the
general house-

Apply Box 117

WANTED—Servant for
work. $20.00 per month.
News office.

summer. She went on the rocks

fon the other side of Cape Fox on

 

 

OONSETS [the way south and damaged her
ea oe eae | keel, putting into Prince Rupert
SPIRELLA CORSETS—Mrs. R. H. Shockley,|, ,
leaking.

717 Lotbiniere, phone Biack 401. 84.

 

House For Kent

10TH AVE JUST OVER HAYS CREEK.

ON PLANK ROADWAY. -

HANDY TO DRYDOCK.

ENTIRELY NEW, NEVER YET BEEN OCCUPIED

WELL BUILT AND WELL FINISHED.
RENT REASONABLE

T. D. PATTULLO

2nd Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR

SECOND HAND GOODS

OF ALL KINDS

BOUGHT AND SOLD

HARD TIMES SATISFIED WITH A
SMALL PROFIT
Try 828 Srd Ave., Or Phone Red 268 {

AUTO DELIVERY

EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

acacse aeueal an nas Diiinee

 

 

 

 

 

Phone Red 339

AUCTIONEER MURDER CASE WILL

AND APPRAISER
OFFICE CORNER SRD AVE. AND ae GUAR: OR AeenwaY

 

 

 

 

5TH ST., REAR OF HART BLOCK va
At the assizes yesterday, the
; a grand jury brought in a true bill

 

hex vy. Otoeman

Sheet Metal Work ! ‘coma ay ea

Ohara on

 

% ; ‘ charges of murder, and in Rex y.
Now is the time to have : ;
your roofs repaired, eve- Hichitan Kameda on a charge of

troughs and skylights seen

attempted murder. The trial will

to, and heating plaat put in
good shape for the winter.

In such Cases
Consult a Practical Man if You "

Want Resulis the case

alias Charles

pen on Monday.

true bill was also found in

Mahand Saker,

Hammond, on a

of Rex v.

I served a regular appren-
tice at the Sheet Metal and
Hoating pusioess, en a pest . ee
ar Sheet Metal Shop Not in
A Jam Factory. FOOTBALL

C. 0. ROWE

The Practical Sheet Metal Man
PHONE 340 P. ©. BOX 467

Shop Opposite Boara of Trade Rooms
322 SECOND AVENUE

Estimates Furnished to Can-
tractors and others Free

charge of sedition.

 

Irish Fusiliers and the

The
stewards of the 8.8. Prince Rupert
meet in a football Re-
creation Park at 3:45 on Monday
6th.

Two live local speakers at the

match at

December

Liberal Friday.

i

meeting on

 

 

 

| Local News Ni vl

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PORT EDWARD TOWNSITE
CASE WILL PROCEED

Argument was heard yesterday
as to whether the civil case of
the Port Edward Townsite Com-
pany, Limited, et al vy, Samuel
Harrison & Gompany et al,
His lordship
except in so far as|
Hall

Ltd.,

should
be proceeded with.
decided that,
it concerned the defendants,
& Floyer and Hall & Fleyer,
the case would proceed.
The case of R. M. Burns vy. Al-
bert Johnson will not,come up at
the present sitting of the court.

 

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“THE SENATOR'S BROTHER”
AT WESTHOLME THEATRE

 

 

At the Westholme tonight, the |
episode of “The Road 0'!
entitled “The Coming of

is presented. It is

jlast
| strife,"
[the Kingdom,”
a fitting climax to this remarkable
also the Egelair

story. There is

Gazette, an entirely new feature
inspection of
Joffre at Chelsea Bar-

live Brit-

showing an SrOOps |
iby General i
|

'

racks and several other
ish items.

“The
| splendid

 

Senator's Brother” is a
3-reel political
hold the

“Street

drama,

which will interest of

ithe audience. Fakers"’ is
ja most comical production.
16th “The

On Mon-

' Coming December

Spoilers” in nine reels,

| re
;}day and Tuesday the 12th episode
| P arp p . *
jof “The Diamond from the Sky

comes along.

|
|LIVELY DISCUSSION BEFORE
MEMBERS OF FISHERY BOARD

Continued From Page Two.’
that
independent fishermen.

they are independent of. the

 

Mr. Cunningham said that last
season the Skeena fishermen were
opposed to the granting of an
unlimited number of licenses
They wanted only 850.

Ald. Montgomery held that the |

number of cannery licenses |

should be reduced as the number
of independent licenses increased.
know if they

protecting of the

He wanted to were
discussing the
fish or the protection of the can-

nerymen.

Mr. Nickerson said that, ac-
cording to the finding of the com-
mission, at the end of five years
the canneries were to have no

licenses, At present, independent

salmon fishermen were very rare,

 

while the halibut men, whose out-

lil is more expensive, all in
dependent; there
thought the

offered by the

were
must be a rea

son, He reason was

 

the price canneries

who always had their pack as-|
sured.

Mr. McIntyre traced the
of the northern packing business,

showing that the cannerymen had

to bring men north to fish. It is

mily in has

3
|
|

recent years that there

been a resident population here |

and the whole salmon business is
of transition.
Stork

just struck him that the time

in a state
bred said the idea had

Was

coming when Canada would hay
to inan a navy. That could not
be done from the prairie farme;

|

'

|

The navy must be manned fron
|

the Canadian fishing populatio
He understood that it was difleeul!
fixed conditions

thought the

to change but he
Japs could be elimi
ated without causing internatiot
al complications. The G. T. }
construction contract debarre:
Orientals, and he thought that
question of having only whit
fishermen on this coast was very
important.

Mr. Cunningham pointed out
that the Jap is usually a British
subject.

George Morrow asked if th
licenses were
or to the

Mr. Cunningham said they were
granted to the the |

name of the cannery appeared on;

granted to the
canneries,

men

 

men, though
the license.

After a short discussion on the |
sranting of drag seine licenses |
all British meeting |
was adjourned until 8 o'clock to
night,

subjects the

 

;que, “The Sale of the

ALASKAN DRAMA AT
THE MAJESTIC THEATRE |

“The Great Silence,’

the three i

 

   
 

Friday, De

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H x .
reel star feature at the Majestic A Get“More icc: “y” for y 7
. our ‘
tonight, is a story of Alaska and | & Muskrat, White Weasel, Beaver 1 Oxes
: Marten and other Fur be arers all edn’, Wolves

that fact alone should make it || -_ SHIP YOUR FURS oollected in your section

P une house in the Wo i i DIRECT to “SHURER? +
interesting to Prince Rupert peo- | age A taliavie—resp scaling exclusively in NORTH AMERICAN Wy "Powe

| Rp Rtation ekiatin 7 . $
ple. It is a tale of the matri- rt Oeadtuil recor: oer '

CAN AND PROFIPABL fs aa
monijal troubles of a miner who! i the only reliable, accurate marke The & con
Write tor it- NOW

has made his pile in the north, A.B. SHUBERT, I sacs ann

} nc, Raa’ WEST er
and who, goes to a southern city} evt.C 71 CHICAGO | -

: | é

to enjoy the results of his labor. | Siig rm
A banker in dire financial straits
forces his daughter to marry him,!}~* IOOOPPOOCOPD OCG Ceo one
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worth seeing.

There is also a splendid rail

road drama; a rollicking burles.-

Ranch,’
Mix-up,” in
*

and “A Melodious

which the Ham is

 

happy-go-lucky

 

W. J. THOMAS, Phone

 

particular star Ham

and interesting developments fol-
low Francis Bushman is the
‘
star of the play, and it is well]
. ‘ior ay
the bright :

Green 394

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is always capable of tickling any ood
audience and this piece is simply |
a riot of fua, ; inate
ws | \
Toyland now ready at Wallace Whether
pe ie a For Yourself
or asa

Be on deck at the Liberal rooms

on Friday.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA Between
R. H. TURNER, Judgment Creditor,
AND
ALASKA IRON COMPANY, Judgment Debtor

Pursuant to an order of His Honor Judge

Gift to your Friend

PERRIN’S
GLOVES

The well known Perrin trademark as
shown in cuts should be on every glove
you get, as this assures you perfection of

Style, Fit and Finish.

Best dealers the worid over sell the

 

 

 

genuine PERRIAN'’S GLOVES. ]
6-11-13

 

ADVERTISE IN

|

F.°McB. Young, local Judge of the Supreme
court at Prince Rupert, B. { dat
27th day of October, 191 I wil Ter
for sale by public auction m on
in the ourt house, Prince Rupert, B
on Monday, the 61h day f December
ut the hour of 11 o'clock i the forenoor
the following described lasd .
Lot 283, Known as State of \ lana
Mineral Claim, Lot 28 known a Ariz ‘
Mineral Claim; @h undivided one-quart
mterest in Let 286, known as Adams Min
eral Claim, and Lgt 287, know! i New
York Mineral Claim, all in Group 1, Cassia
District, province of British Columbia
Subject to a judgment for the am I z
of #11,726.60, interesf thereon at the rat :
of five 5 per cent. pe innum fron
the 10th day of August, 191% and 6th FOR
osts incidental to the sale
Said judgment was registered in the
Land Registry office at Prince Rupert, B ;
C., on the 12th day of August, 191 3
JOHN SHIRLEY 4
286 Sheriff of the County of Atlir 3
;
2
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$
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THE DAILY NEWS °.

OLE LOL LOLDODOL OB LLOL ALLL ELLOLOOLOEE

Phone 99

Stand - Hotel Rupert

worn

Walker’s Music

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,

;

Reinoved to Werner's Old

 

POLL LOLELOLOIION

Store

Stand

TAXI

On Second Avenue

PIANOS
PLAYER PIANOS, MUSIC
ROLLS, SHEET MUSIC, AND
SMALL MUSICAL GooDs

Gerhard-Heintzman
Pianos to Rent

POOP ELOL ODO

Pianos

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Nothing is too good to send to the boys who
ar®serving King and Country. But let our gifts
show thought and judgment as well as good-will
and love.

Among the few really acceptable gifts —
smokes and pipes, chocolates and sweet biscuits,
fountain pens and tooth brushes, toilet and shaving
supplies—the Gillette Safety Razor ranks as a
warm favorite, for one of the real luxuries of
trench life is a clean, comfortable Gillette shave.

It’s a luxury the lucky ones share with their
pals, so send along plenty of extra blades. If he
has a Gillette already, a few boxes of blades will

Gillette Safety Razor

Office and Factory :

  
 
 

ll te

Will Your Boy Spend Christmas
‘Somewhere in France ?
Then help him spend it Merrily! |

 

x eee a
——

   
   

b
go far toward making him the most popular man f i,
in his Company. Vy
Welcome as itis on the firing line, the Gillette : }

is even more keenly appreciated in the hospitals. F
With it the wounded can shave themselves safely, fF
easily and regularly. They certainly do enjoy the i
Gillette—and Do@tors and Nurses can scarcely
speak well enough of it.

Gillette “Bulldog” and Standard Sets cost
$5.00 each—compact Pocket Editions $5.00 to
$6.00 oS page 2 Sets, including Soap, Brush,
etc., $6.50 up. u wish it, pour Druggist,
Jeweler or ill aler will arrange delivery
through us, al the Front, of the Set you select, without

shipping expense to you.

Co. of Canada, Limited

GILLETTE BLDG.,
MONTREAL. i