THE DAILY NEW!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Only Fine, Fiavoury Teas
are used to produce the famous

"SALADA"

blends. Every leaf is fresh, fragrant
full of its natural deliciousness. Sold

in sealed packets

only.

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THE MEN of the west
ARE OFTEN considered
MATERIALISTIC,

AND THERE may be
AN ELEMENT of truth
IN the charge. |

WHEN FIRE broke out
YESTERDAY -

ON THIRD AVENUE,

———

MANY citizens :

 

“The Daily News ”

Fuller&McMeekin

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED ADS. LEADING
: GROCERS
WANTED. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
WANTED—Girl for housework. Apply N SPECIALS
Mussaliem, 410 6th Ave., East. 119 nee
; Jersey Butter 3 Ibs. for $1.05
WANTED—Men to split and pile 100 cords
of wood Apply Pony Express. 118.

WANTED—General servant, apply Mrs. A

 

 

Guistein, cor. Tatiow and 6th Avenue.

Phone 492. tf.
LOST

LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder please re-

 

 

 

turn to Hotel Rupert. 109.
FOR RENT
POR RENT—Furnished Cottage. Pillows

- ete. for sale. Apply mornings, Mrs. Rowat
717 6th Ave., West. 121

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Good row boat in tidy con-
dition. Also computing scale, sectional
show case, delivery wagon,
counter, 2Hi at sacrifice.. Apply Box 112
Daily News.

 

 

carriage in good con-
Green 273.

 

 

FOR SALE—Baby
dition, $15.00.
FOR SALE—Eggs from pure bred Ancona
bens.
large White eggs.
Apply box 103, Daily News.

Pinoue

$1.00 per setting.

 

FOR SALE-—Airedale pups. Six weeks old.
Mother sired by Fritz of Vancouver.
$5.00. Apply R. Wendt, Telkwa, B. C.

 

 

 

SEVEN HORSEPOWER DISTILLATE Gaso-
line engine, new, $165 freight paid
Send for catalogue C. Guarantee Motor
Co., Hamilton, Canads. tr.

 

FOR TAXI |

Phone 99 ©

OR GAREEN 170.

 

 

Stand: Corner of Empress
Theatre Block.

 

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PPOPOLOPL OL PLE DLOL LOL IL OLOEODODEL EO.

CONCRETE CHIMNEY BLOSKS

$0 Cents per ft. F. 0. B

Prince Rupert
Concrete Works, McBride St.

 

 

 

 

AKERBERG, THOMSON }
COMPANY

Sole Agents“ for the
PALMER GAS ENGINE COMPANY
PHONE 525

 

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

P. O. Box 333. 808 Third Ave.

RECEIVED OUR 1916 SEEDS
WE HANDLE

 

Rennie’s, Ferry’s, Steele’s,
and Brigg’s.
Garden and Field Seeds.
Also Fertilizers.

We Take Orders for Nursery
. Stoc

Grain and Feed at
Vancouver Prices.

Hay,

 

Chicken Feed A Specialty.

 

Mall Orders Promptly Attended To.

 

 

20-foot |

115.

Excelient all winter layers. Very

112.)

 

 

(TWO DAYS ONLY)

We have now sold over 1,000
pounds of Fuller's Special Blend
Tea On Saturday for every empty

: Fuller's Tea Bag returned to us
we will give in exchange one small
tin of Lowney’s or Cowan's Cocos.

 

FRESH STRAWBERRIES, BIG BOXES

——

Watch Big Spud Special Next Week

 

3 572 PHONES 56

 

JUMPED in

AND HELPED put it out.
CERTAINLY

THEY were saving |

BUT most of them
HAD nothing
TO GAIN

FROM THEIR efforts.

| TO SAVE the property
s e °
OF a lady

WHO was absent,

MATERIAL things, s

[ PRINTERS’ “PI.”

AND the goods,

.

OF A genial citizen
>. * .

WHO had been

OVERTAKEN by disaster.
DISASTER brings out
WHAT is best

. >
IN MOST men

e *
AND yesterday's fire

. * .
SHOWED splendid spirit

ON the part
.

OF MANY citizens.

WET to the skin;
. .

RUNNING risks;

THEY FOUGHT the flames

WITH NEVER a thought
OF scompense i
OR of self, | ‘ee
EXCEPT ce as
BEN SELF, ie

IT WAS WESTERN.
IT WAS CANADIAN,
IT WAS BRITISH.
IT WAS GREAT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

LAKELSE HOT SPRINGS

HOTEL
Is NOW OPEN TO GUESTS-——
of the largest Hot Springs in
America, circumference 300 feet—
Temperature of Water, 180 d. Fahr.
Excellent Trout Fishing
Lake.
Phone Connections with Terrace.
RATES: $250 per day.

 

' One

in Lakeise

 

For further particulars, apply to
d. BRUCE JOHNSTONE, Manager.

 

 

 

 

 

DENTISTRY |

 

 

 

 

CROWN AND BSRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALTY
DR. J. S. BROWN 4
OENTIST

Office: Smith Block, Third Avenve
} Phone 454 r
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MINERAL ACT

&

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE

Silver Bow Mineral Claim, situate in the
Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar District.

Where located:—At the head of a branch
of Lime Creek about four miles from the
beach on the south side of Alice Arm.

TAKE NOTICE that I, George R. Naden,
Free Miner's Certificate No. 94096B, acting
as agent for Thos. McRostie, Free Miner's
veriificate No. 69991B, and James L. Hatch,
Free Miner's Certificate No. 87966B, in-
tend, sixty days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for g Certifi-
cate of Improvements, for the purpose of

obtaining a Crown Grant of the above
claim,
And further take oOtice that action,

under section 85, must be commenced be-
fore the issue of such Certificate of im-
provements.
Dated this 24th day of March, A.D. 1916.
GEORGE R. NADEN.

MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE
Basin Mineral Claim, situate in the

Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar District.

Where located:—About four miles from
he beach on the south side of Alice Arm
tt the head of a branch of Lime Creek.

TAKE NOTICE that I, George R. Naden,
Vree Miner's Certificate No. 94096B, Iin-
tend, sixty days from the date hereof, to
ipply to the Mining Recorder for a Certifi-
ate of Improvements, for the purpose of
biaining a Crown Grant of the above
claim,

And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced be-
fore the issue of such Certificate of Im-
provements.

Dated this 24th day of March, A.D. 1916.
GEORGE KR. NADEN.

 

 

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Launch AliceB.

Approved by Minis
ter of Marine as a
Passenger Boat.
For terms and particulars
Call

.W. J. THOMAS. Phone.
Green 391.

 

 

 

 

 

Mitchell Albert left for Alice
Arm last evening.

C. A. Mitchell, of Hazelton, ar-
rived in town yesterday afternoon.

. > .
Miss Davies was amongst the
arrivals, from the south on the
Sophia.

Captain 8, B. Johnson, of Foley,
Welch & Stewart, Aeft for Anyox
last night.

. * .

A. E. Hopper,steamship inspect-

or, will arrive today on a tour]
of his district.
s = s
Charlie Chaplin in “The Mix

Up” the second Westholme

show tonight.
es
Best quality of household lump
and nut coal. Prince Rupert Coai
Co., phone 15. i

at

Charles Balagno has resumed
taking pianoforte pupils. Terms
‘easonable. Phone Blue 408. ti
The Patriotic Fund meeting ad-
vertised for Saturday will not be
held as Mr. Nation has had to g
to Anyox.
Captain Alexander, of the En-
sineer Mines, will leave for Atlin

tonight, aecompanied by Mrs.
Alexander and E. A. C, Studd.
. . .

Captain Shannon, on old time
river navigator, will take
mand of the Omineca which leaves
shortly for Cook’s Inlet, Alaska.
s s s

Mr. Trumbull, who represents
William Braid & of
Vancouver, left for Anyox last
evening, afler spending a few
days in the city.

com-

Company,

George Clothier, the well known
Hazelton mining man,
last night from the Islands, where
he been looking
mining properties,

. . °

returned

has over some

The Outing Club of the Presby-
terian Church will hold a pienic
to Digby Island on May 24th.
Launches leave Rowing Club
wharf at 10 a. m. All who in-
tend joining party, kindly leave
names with the president, Mr.
Smithers, Bank of B. N. A. 120

* . .

C, C. Boldrick, of, theBank of
Montreal staff, has received in-
structions to proceed to the
branch at Cloverdale, near Van-
The Rowing Club will
miss its active secretary, while
the young folks in town will re-
gret to hear of Mr. Boldrick’s de-

couver,

 

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THEY WORKED like Trojans |

Local News Notes ¢

 

: parture,

Lou

Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Kelch ani
family were among the arrivals
from the south They
have gone to Usk where Mr. Kelch

has

vesterday

mining interests.
a..38°°

There may be a valuable addi-
tion to the

steamer service

coast passenger
when
the

Alice Arr

shortly, a
boat may be

Islands,

fron

put on to cover
Granby and
here.

bi. @
Maiame

Saturday

Mary Piekford
Butterfly @tonight
at the Westholme.

in
and

Friday, May 19 49.
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| MEN OF
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derived from grapes. promotion in the

(3 UNIVERSITY OF Britis,
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good health. aoe BATTALION
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THE CARE OF A PIANO

 

 

 

 

 

If the ear of the student ee
be naturally musical, a hilar Gueetie
piano which is out of tune the B. ¢
will be an endless source The batta
of disturbance and tor- plete, and

d the high a
ture. If, on the other hand, Sasteen .iietvers
the musical taste and ear Be « comr
of the beginner be, as yet, t a
informed, what can you :
imagine would be more applicants.
harmful, more obstructive Apply t
to progress than an in- t ft .
strument which is badly oo Battalion, —
mut of tune, and often out 9 orf: ia
of order? “MERIT ALONE”
Have G. C. Walker, piane

 

tuner, attend to its needs
by the year—all work tt
guaranteed. Pps reg = jai

WALKER’S MUSIC STORE

PPP rooe

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OLD WATCH

>

HANDY WORK OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS. CARPETS VACUUM CLEANED

VACUUM CLEANING CO.

We Clean Homes, Offices, Churches
Lodge and School. rooms at low
Prices.

GOOD WORK GUARANTEED

All Orders Attended to immediately.

 

 

 

 

 

, e yo ri <
aboot a «nd show thee the ben Os
OFFICE, 819 2ND AVENUE. Dost tata this offer to good to be tat ent
i be od —WiLLIAMS & I
PHONE GREEN 268. Soesmen tinpt 101, 2, Conve Beat tons 3
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