fH DAILY NRW4s

Tuesday, May 23

1916,

 

This Advertisement -
may induce you to try the first packet of

"SALADA"

but we rely absolutely

on the inimitable flavour

and quality to make you a permanent customer.
We will even offer to give this first trial free if

 

 

 

you will drop us a postal to Toronto. Bila
- SLIGHT FIRE
“ ° ” | Lice
The Daily News The fire brigade had a rush

CLASSIFIED ADS.

WANTED.

WANTED—-Girl for housework. Apply N.
Mussallem, 410 6th Ave., East. 119

 

 

WANTED—Men to split and pile 100 cords
of wood. Apply Pony Express. 118.

 

WANTED—General servant, apply Mrs. A.

 

 

 

 

 

Gutstein, cor. Tatlow and 6th Avenue.
Phone 492. t.
WANTED—Girl to work in candy store.
Apply E. E. Confectionery, 317 3rd
Avenue, 119-122.
WANTED—Young woman as housemaid,

wages $25 a month with board and room.
Apply after 7 p.m. to Matron, Prince Ru-

 

 

 

 

}call to the government wharf this
| morning, a blaze having broken
in the halibut schooner Tu-
ladi. A few minutes sufficed to
put it out.

lout

SUN AND TIDE

Wednesday, May 24th.

6:56 a, m. Ht. 17.4
1:13 p.m. Ht. 5.4
7:56 p.m, Ht. 18.0

High water ...
Low water ...

High water...

pert General Hospital. tf. Reena
Thursday, May 25th.

LOST at SUM PiSOS 45 ss ins cence 4:31 a.m
LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder please re-}]Sunm sets .........+... 8:49 p. m.
Siete: 109. Tow water ... 2:13 a.m. Ht. 7.6
FOR RENT High water ... 8:16 a, m. Ht. 16.5

> water 999
FOR RENT—Furnished Cottage. Pillows| LOW Water ...,2.22 p.m. Ht. 6.3
etc. for sale. Apply mornings, Mrs. Rowat/ High water ... 8:56 p, m. Ht. 18.3

121

717 6th Ave. West.

FOR SALE

Captain J. McGee, M. M.S.A.

 

» —

FOR SALE—Good row boat in tidy con-

dition. Also computing scale, sectional
show case, delivery wagon, 20-foot
counter, all at sacrifice... Apply Box 112
Daily News. 115.

 

FOR
dition,

SALE—Baby carriage in good con-
$15.00. Phone Green 273.

FOR SALE-—Airedale pups. Six weeks old.

Fuller McMeekin

Spud Special

Another Big Consignment of

 

 

Mother sired by Fritz of Vancouver.
$5.00. Apply R. Wendt, Telkwa, B. C.

 

SEVEN HORSEPOWER DISTILLATE Gaso-
line engine, new, 8165 freight paid.
Send for catalogue C. Guarantee Motor

Co., Hamilton, Canads. tr.

 AKERBERG, THOMSON |
COMPANY

Sote Agents for the
PALMER GAS ENGINE COMPANY

 

 

 

 

Potatoes has arrived,

STILL CHEAPER

for a few days only >

$1.00 PER SACK

ABSOLUTELY FREE!

with One Pound of

FULLER’S TEA

your choice of
1 Package North-West Arrowroot

 

or
2 Packages Cafeterie Graham

 

 

 

 

 

 

_~ A SPECIALTY

DR. J. S. BROWN
DENTIST

Smith Block, Third Avenue
Phone 464

Office:

.

‘FOR TAXI
- Phone 99

 

 

 

; PHONE 525 af cur o> 6 eee for

. ee, |3 572 PHONES 56

PDENTISTRY [errr
“OROWN AND BRIDE worK 3/3 : :

THE CARE OF A PIANO
CS YT

If an artist or cultivated
musical amateur has a
piano he will naturally

keep it or have it kept in
good tune.

This applies with even
> greater force to the per-
son who is beginning to
form a taste for music.
There is no more serious
mistake than to imagine
that any piano is good
enough to practice on.

Have G. GC, Walker, piano
tuner, attend to its needs

 

 

 

 

 

OR GREEN 170. by the year—all work
ae guaranteed.
Stand: Corner of Empress
Theatre Block. WALKER’S MUSIC STORE
PY * ae yarn a an.
goooo now 2 #
Prince Rupert Feed Co. 3/i
P. ©. Box ate _Third Ave. . LAKELSE i 0 T SPRINGS
RECEIVED CUR 1916 SEEDS

WE HANDLE

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

We Take Orders for Nursery
Stock.

 

Hay, Grain and Feed at
Vancouver Prices.
Chicken Feed A Specialty.

 

Mall Orders Promptly Attended To.
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——IS NOW OPEN TO GUESTS--——

One of the largest Hot Springs in
America, circumference 300 feet—
Temperature of Water, 180 d, Fahr.
Excellent Trout Fishing In Lakelse
Lake.
Phone Connections with Terrace.
RATES: $2.50 per day.
For further particulars, apply to
J. BRUCE JOHNSTONE, Manager.

 

 

 

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+ earners tat

Launch AliceB.

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

Ww. J. THOMAS,
Green 391.

 

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SUN TIS€S . 16+ eee sees 1:32 a. ™M.! taking pianoforte pupils. Terms
Sun sets .eseeeeeeees 8348 p. M.| -easonable. Phone Blue 408. tf
Low water ... 0:52 a.m. Ht. 8.4 eee

 

 

Local News Notes

 

John Flewin, of Port Simpson,

has gone south on a visit.
. * *

Hal Peck expects to get the river

steamer Omineca launched this

afternoon.
* * *

The city council disposed of the

business on hand in _ fifteen
minutes last evening.
* * *

Best quality of household lump
and nut coal. Prince Rupert Coal

Co., phone 15. ti
* . .

Chief Vickers has made ar-
rangements for the usual chil-
dren’s sports for the 24th.

s s s

The young folks of the Baptist
Church are holding a picnic to
Digby Island on the 24th of May.

. . *

Charles Balagno has resumed

The Outing Club leaves Swan-
boathouse, near
ment wharf, at 9:45 and 114 a. m.
tomorrow.

son's Govern-

Acting Mayor Nelson intimated
to the council last night that he
had appointed Ald. Dybhavn and
Ald. Smith as members of a pub-
licity committee to act with the
committee of the board of trade.
* od 2
Albert Bury will be laid to rest
Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon. The funeral
will be conducted at the chapel of
the B. C Undertakers at 3 p. m.
the Rev. W. W, Wright officiating.

* * .

in Fairview

services

The B. C.
yesterday
There is one big change
in her personnel, Captain Foell-

made her first trip

here under her new

owners.

mers having given place to Cap-
tain Thompson, formerly of the
William Jolliffe.
oss

Dr. Kergin, chairman of the
school board, Ald. D. C. McRae, re-
presenting the city council and A.
R. assistant
horticulturist, have been appoint-
ed to enquire into the question of
sites for school gardens,

Neale, provincial

Little Hester Black celebrated
her seventh birthday yesterday,

when she entertained about thirty
of her young friends to tea at the
Central Hotel at five o'clock. The
youngsters afterwards attended
the show at the Westholme Thea-
tre, all having a great time.
2 ® .

The Outing Club of the Presby-
terian Church will hold a picnic

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
* * *

At the council last might the

finance committee brought in an

endorsation of the recommenda-
tion of the health committee that
the city garbage scow receive twi
coats of copper paint. This was
carried unanimously along with a
recommendation that tenders be
called for.
® . .

The finance committee present-
ed to the council last night the
from Mayor McCaffery
stating that the deal in connection
with the sale of the serial bonds
had been finally completed and the
money paid in to the bank. On
the motion of Ald. McClymont,
seconded by Ald. Smith, the re-
port was entered in the minutes
and filed.

CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT

report

 

 

The city will shortly
new telephone directory. Any de-
sired changes in name, number,

issue a

or address, please notify the Su-

perintendent of Telephones in

A Crisp, Delicious
“Snack” for luncheon or
after-the-theatre, or arfy
old time when the appetite
craves “something differ-
ent” is TRISCUIT, the
Shredded Whole Wheat
toast. Heat it in the oven
to restore its crispness, then
serve with butter, soft cheese

or marmalades. As a toast

for chafing dish cookery it
is a rare delight.
of real nutriment.

It is full

 

Made in Canada.

 

 

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PRICE

CREAM

AKING POW

Mace from Pure, Grape
Cream of Tartar
Surpasses every other baking

powder in making delicious,
ealthfui

Protects the food from alum

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food.

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~ and

 

THE FIRE brigade

CARRIES ONE man less
THAN it did.
HAD it carried

. * .
SIX more men
THAN it ever did, .

THE THIRD Avenue fire
WOULD have attained
JUST the dimensions
IT did. CF es

IZ iS ri liculous :

TO suggest

TH AT the score

* *

OR more

STALWART citizens
WHO assisted

blaze

IN QUELLING the
DID less

THAN the work

OF ONE fireman.
* *.

ONE individual insinuates
THAT the blaze

WOULD have been

BETTER controlled
HAD there been

ONE extra fireman.
* . .

IT WOULD be interesting
TO HAVE the details

PRINTERS’ “PI.”

PPILOOF

AS to how
* .

ONE extra fireman
ee te

MIGHT have

averted
.

SUCH danger.
*

YESTERDAY,

. * *
AN INSURANCE man
OF WIDE experience
EXPRESSED surpris¢
THAT the blaze

HAD been confined
* *.

*
TO such
* * .
\ LIMITED area.
IT WOULD also
7 * .
BE interesting
iTO know
* . *

 

| THERE CAN be

| BETWEEN

IMAYOR McCAFFERY

 

.

GOING to New York
ITO SAVE the city :
PrHREE per cent, .
PER ANNUM, ae
AND a lot a ate
Or FINANCIAL worry,
AND an outbreak rl
OF FIRE Pee
ON THIRD AVENUE,

WHAT POSSIBLE connection

 

Pron rm ‘
7) PPEILORPOPODORO DOD

MEN OF
EDUCATION

 

  

Professional and }
University graduates, teachers, High
School and other student :
able age and attainment
is to lead, others follow ir ex
ample You can d your duty an
congenial surrot r in a lt
versity as well as military atr
Phere, among friends, and f
couragement to qualif rapid

promotion in the

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH

COLUMBIA COMPANY 196th
OVERSEAS BATTALION

3 Cc. E. F.

WESTERN UNIVERSITIES

 

a development of the Canadian
licers’ training corps

Only men of ¢ 1 chara and
education, ambit ind w t
work hard to establish a!
rapid training, admitted \
tinctive uniform has been granted
to this special battalion mr
sions and appointments to N
rénk held open for mpetit
amongst enlisted mer ily

Manitoba, Saskatchewa ind A
berta companies are up to strength;
the B. C. company filing rapid
The battalion is thu n m
plete, and in personne! fully reaches
the high standard expected ey |
Western Universities unit

Be a comrade of tt me wi
after the war, will be the lead
in Western Canada Transportat
1o heatquarters furnished suital
applicants

Apply to the OMcer Command
I of B. C. Company, 196U ver
seas Battalion, corner 10th and

Laurel Street, Vancouver, B

“MERIT ALONE”

 

PHPDPPLD ODO LLL OL OR ODOOLOLLOLLEELEEE.

CONCRETE CHIMNEY BLOCKS

80 Cents per ft. F. 0. B.

Prince Rupert
Concrete Works, McBride St.

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prefer to give quality!

Prince Albert is sold

throughout Canada, gen-

erally, in the },-lb. tidy

red tin, alsoin pound and
| half-pound humidors.

 

 

writing before June 1st, 1916,

 
 

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Copyright 1916

R. J. Reynolds
Tobaces C..

 
 

     
   

the international
joy smoke

is the real
tobacco for
jimmy pipes
and makin’s
cigarettes

 

Back’ up and get a fresh start!

For men who got away to a false start on a pipe
or home-made cigarettes Prince Albert has a
word or two for what ails their smokeappetites!
Forget you ever tried to smoke, for Prince Albert is so
different, has such a fine flavor, and is so cool and cheerful
and friendly, you'll get a new idea of smoke joy! The
patented process cuts out bite and parch!
has always been sold without coupons or premiums.

Prince Albert
We

This little talk is also for men who think they’re on the
right track. All to be said is that the sooner you lay out
the price for a supply of Prince Albert, the sooner you'll
make a discovery that'll be worth a lot to your peace of
mind and tongue! If your dealer cannot supply it, as!< him
to secure Prince Albert through his whole-
saler, Get the idea of smoking a// you want
without a comeback— that’s P, A.!

| R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C., U. 5. A.

 

the reverse side of this tidy red
ho soe will read: “Process Patented
July 30th, 1907,"" which has made
three men sinoke pipes where one
smoked beiore |