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“What Shall It Be”
Question
This store is prepared to answer it

ef ere

The occasion raay be what
it will; it is our duty to be
ready to supply you, and we
can do it too,

With pleasure to you be-
cause of the size of display;
with profit to you because o
our ability to sell close.

When the gift question pre-
sents itself let us show you
how easily we can match your
ideas.

rem ere

Heintzman Pianos

EASY TERMS

C. B. WARK

Jeweller

FOR RENT

Office Rooms facing Sixth Street and
Second Ave in Westenhaver Biock.

Office Rooms over Canadian Bank of
Commerce, Third Street.

Cosy 4-room Cottage on lot 11, block
36, section 5, $20.00 per month.

Other cottages, flats and cabins, fur-
nished and unfurnished.

Two good rooming house propositions

FOR SALE

Lot 24, biovk 35, section 1; $1975 on
easy terms.
Lots 15 and 16, block 9,

$2000. ;
Lot 12, block 21, section 7; $600 on
easy monthly payments.
Lots 28 and 29, block 19,
0.
Fire, Life and Plate Glass Insurance.

Westenhaver Bros.

PHONE 100

 

section 5;

7.
‘5

section

 

For Rent

Partly furnished House on
8rd Ave. 7 rooms with
bath. Electric lighted.

G. C.  onerson

NADEN BLOCK SECOND AVE.

 
   
   
     

   
       
  
 
      
     
   
      
     
   
     
     

CROSSING
OF JORDAN

Resulted in Assault Charge by
Gustave Gervais

PROVINCIAL POLICE CASE
| Little Breeze on the Skeena Du-
ring Voyage of S. S. Port
Simpson. Case was Dismis-
sed by Magistrate McMullin.

“After you, my dear Gustave,’
was what Ernest Jordan, mate of
the S. S. Port Simpson did not
say yesterday when Gustave Ger-
vais had a little misunderstanding
with him on the boat. All the same
Gervais who is a Frenchman,
came to the conclusion that Jordan
was after him, for he charged the
mate last night with assault. Mag-
istrate McMullin investigated the
matter with the result that the
charge was dismissed. It was
clearly a misunderstanding. In
attending to his own business on
the boat Gervais unfortunately |
effected the crossing of Jordan, but
Jordan was not very cross, and
amicable relations have been re-
stored.

EXAMINED SIDEWALK

Mayor and Deputation Inspect
Second Avenue

 

The conditions on Second ave-
nue between Seventh and Eighth
streets which make it impossible
for the fire brigade to reach that
point without great difficulty, are
to be improved by a temporary

THE DAILY NEWS

Classified -

mon ground. To put this
rate to a nominal price of a cent a word

: ‘ er insertion.
Here is our Classified Advertising

THEBEAR
WAS A PIG

Graham Island Settler a

 

FRED. STORK

—General Hardware—

 

Builders’ Hardware
Valves & Pipes Oxford Stoves
Some Fun With a Gun Graniteware Tinware
| is

 

TOOK NO CHANCES SECOND - AVENUE

e+ 4-4-4 — +

He Fired into the Bush at a Big
Black Bear, and Down Fell a
Dead Pig--A Case of Mis-
taken Identity.

Party...

Dresses

(Special Correspondence)
Massett, May 10.—The settlers
around Massett are quietly re-
tailing a story at the expense of
one of their number, who shall be
He had _ been
anxious to land a bear, and visions
of juicy bear steaks, and a beau-
tiful black fur robe before
him when he heard a scrambling in
the thicket a few days ago.
Carefully loading his gun, and
creeping out into the bush he went
to get Mr. Bruin. Cautiously
creeping round tree stumps he got
nearer and nearer to the sounds.
Then he rose rifie in hand just a
great big black bear about the
size of the east wall of a house
rose at him.

He took no chances. Bringing
his gun into play he let fly right
into the heart of the mass. When
the sounds of the Dying animal's

nameless. very

rose
A shipment has just reached

us containing several
pretty Party Dresses.
They are in pink, mauve,
pale blue and white, made
of mercerized mull
med with lace and embroid-

very

trim-

ery, some with pane! front
in applique, others made up
of all-over embroidery and
all of them with three-
quarter length kimona
sleeves. Prices run from

$8.00 to $15.00 each.

 

sidewalk to do until the street is in |
shape for vehicles.

Yesterday afternoon the Mayor, |
Alderman Morrissey, and several |
members of the group of citizens |
who petitioned for a sidewalk at)
this point, paid a visit to the place.
It was arranged that the city shall}
assist the petitioners in the con-|
struction of temporary means of|
access there, to get over the pres- |
ent difficulty.
1

|

There may be nothing new)
under the sun, but there are}
some improvements. Reilly’s |
Bakery Lunch is an improvement |
over all other lunch rooms in|

 

Prince Rupert. 104-105

lat the Government Office. 103-107

 

squeals and xyivais had subsided,
and he knew the animal was dead,
he went up to examine his prize, |

and found—a neighbor's’ pig. |f The same shipment brought

There is mourning in the neigh-| us a nice variety of striped
boring pig stye now, and sub-|
dued or

three of the settlers are gathered |

and checked gingham

laughter wherever two

waists, also some in white

figured vestings, a small

together. lot of pretty house dresses.

Chance to Join

On Friday evening the Prince |
Rupert Civilians’ Rifle Associa- |
tion will hold their annual meet- |
ing. Young men desirous of | H. S. Wallace Co’y. Ltd.
joining the association are invit- | hs Cincha, Chidiieenoe, tan:
ed to be present. Applications |
should be made to Robert Godson |

Fulton Street and Third Avenue

Olumn for today.

5 ge O28 4°: iy 5bay

Advertisements

One of the best services the modern newspaper gives the public is in the classified advertisement columns,
There buyer and seller, einployer and worker, landlord and tenant, and a host of others meet on com-
bis modern convenience in reach of everyone the News will reduce its
“Minimum charge of 25 cents.

Watch

! rs mre rian mur

°| Lost and Found

it grow.

 

Te ——

~ FRESH FLOWERS

on the Prince Rupert this afternoon

— !

 

ee a

THE ARCTIC STUDIO

THE HISTORY OF A FIRE

Prompt and Satisfactory Settle-
ment of Claim

 

| deme

4 }

| FOUND—On wharf, Saturday, May 6th, roll of
j Owner can have same by applying to!

money.
Daily News Office and giving satisfactory par

: ticulars, 108-tf

|
° |
|
| Apply McRae, shoemaker, Fulton St.

hme eres reer re

For Rent

|

 

-e—o—@-—o —

Apply Prince Ru
101-107

month from May 15th-—-$30.
pert Agencies, 2nd Ave.

| Nice furnished rooms for rent.
Rooming House, 2nd Ave., near McBride.
May 3-lmo

| Two nicely furnished rooms, one front room, ho
baths. The Roland, Third avenue. 108-6.

FOUND~A small sum of money on 2nd Avenue. | axiom

|
| ieee eansaaaalaul
|

iify vould like a new house close in, phone 205.
— 29-00 — oo 6-6 - 6-0-0 Ob “MeRae & Co. 108-tf

| Furnished House to Rent in section 6 for one | loss of

Apply Drexel

, written with The Western Can-

Dwellers in the old established
“| countries are often guided by the
sure.’ This is
iInot always of this western
country and an instance of promp

| titude in settling a claim for fire

“slow but

true

|loss has just come to notice.

The a total

fire which made

the premises and stock

‘lof Messrs. Stalker & Weils at
| their Hays Cove Circle Brann, is
istill fresh in the mind of the

tireader, The policy of insurance

 

 

 

~~

if Help Wanted

First Ave.

A Mother's Help. One who can do childrens sew
ing. Other maid kept. Apply Mre. Palmer,
4th Ave. and Hays Cove Circle, phone 209.

Waiter wanted at Central Hotel. 100-tf
| Boy Wanted. Apply at Optimist Office.
Wanted immediately, girl for light house work
Apply to Mrs,
*Phone 32.

rt Houses Wanted

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| HOUSES WANTED—Furnished or unfurnish

ed, 2 to 6 rooms
| me I will rent them myself and pay rent in ad

vance, no waiting, no listing.
| Black 69—Unele Jerry.
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|

72-tf

De
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Board Wanted

WANTED~— Room and beard in private fam

i

| ily.
| X.M., Optimist Office. l4

|

|

|

Fire Insurance

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| OUR SPECIALTY~Fire Insurance. We repre-
sent eleven strong Fire Insurance Companies
We want your business, large and sma)!
Let ur quote you rates. The Mack Realty and
Insurance Company, cor 3rd Ave. and Fulton S+

| THE British Union and National Fire Insurance

} Company of London, England, with capital
of $2,500,000.00. Seeus for rates. The Mack
Realty and Insurance Company 70-tf

| te ee me rs me oe

i Situations Wanted  ;

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| A_ classified advertisement is a tireless work-
| hunter—and seldom fails.

| By experienced man and wife as cook and helper
| in mining camp or country hotel. Apply H. L
T., Optimisi 96-97

| Position by Japanese cook in family or boarding
house. P.O. Box 84

03-6

 

 

 

Poorly fitting

Colla rs

are very annoying. Especially
this extremely hot weather w
having.

sizes) and your troubles will enc

3 for 50 Cents

Wear an ARROW Collar,
which can be fitted to the shirt

so in
ve are

(1-4
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Summer

Underwea

 

wool are strong features with
prices to suit any purse.

All Prices

in Balbriggan, light wool and silk and

Be comfort-
able and you can work much better,

r

us in

 

 

American cut

Shirts

American Cut Shirts. The bea

by seeing them. Come in and
ine for yourself....Our line of

All Prices

 

We have just arriving to-day aNother
shipment of beautiful patterns in

these can more readily be appreciated

lish Flannel Shirts is also very fine.

is possible for the small ¢

better men. Price is a

tailor is absolutely with
jobber w
means 50 per cent.

geods change hands,
In cost as against the pur

pro
uty of
ily great quantities. Thi
to everthing

garment, aking into
two features, does it not

eXam-
Eng-
your needs? If 80, give

**well pleased.’’

 

 

 

Price : Quality

A few large tailoring concerns are able to pay
much larger salaries to expert designers than

being able to do this they very naturally get
about 95 per cent of men.
buys his pegs goods in small cuts and from a

10 is about three or four times re-
moved from the source of the material, That
Figure the difference

tury tailors direct from the mills in necessar-

else used in the make-up of a

reasonable that we are better able to supply

you will become one more in the long line of

 

Corduroy

Pants

are being worn more as people realize
their durability. For the man who
gives his clothes hard usage they are
just the thing. All sizes in stock.

$4 Per Pair

 

 

For young
Boys

Don’t forget the boys like to look nice
on Sundays, the same as‘you older
people. Teach him to be’ particular
about his person. It will be a big as-
set in his favor when he grows up.
See the latest in ‘Split Hip’’ Knicker
Suits. They will make your boy have
more confidence among his elders.

 

 

oncern to stand, and

consideration with
On this the small
out argument. He

Beautiful
Hose

A thing of beauty is a joy to every-
one. Beautiful hose, even on a man,
are pleasing to ladies as well as to the
wearer. Silk lustre and fine cash-
mere are most suitable for this cli-
mate, and they wear well. We have
many beautiful colors.

fit every time the
chase by 20th Cen-
8 same rule applies

consideration these
appeal to you us

us a trial, and then

 

 

 

 

| emer erences
: ee

| Boarders Wanted {

| Bee Gk Rates Soe ak

|

| Home cooked meais and nicely furn
for three persons.

Bidg., ird Ave.,

 
  

Apply Mrs 1
between 8th and 9th S

es, Scott
85-tf
ivate Board by the week or month Home

~ Mies E Gleeson, 3rd
e.. between 7th and 8th Sts., phone 171. 89-tf

 

 

ee ere eee

!
!

teers

Money to Loan

A classified advertisement will find you the mon-
ey with which to put your plan into effect

|
tt eee rere

Real Estate ;

| prmeeten termeem er meermermes rmeermmarmes

A classified advertisement is a real estate sales- |
“to |

man,

and does not often count enough
| count

(mn the net result

We have a goud buliding lot within a block of Me-
Bride Street tor $50 cash. H. F. McRae & Co,
Second Ave 103~tf

ee ee ea ecre
For Sale
LR me re ts re re ee tens te

A first-rate proposition which will give a steady

monthly income, $800 cash handles it. H. F,
McKae & Co,, Second Ave. 103-tf
Rooms to be let. Apply Mrs.

|

Household Goods.
Evijen, 7th Ave. and Taylor St. near Summit, 96
'

— Pn ey eee ee

Office Wanted

et me mee,
Apply to

99-108

 

Wanted to hire, small space in office.
P.O. Box 757.

S. O. E. B.S.

 

The Prince Rupert Lodge, No, 318, Sons of
England, meets the firet and third Tuesdays in
each month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m,

F, V. CLARK, Sec.,
P. O, Box #12, Prince Rupert

 

Corporation of the City of
Prince Rupert

 

Notice is hereby given that a sitting of the
Court of Revision for the Corporation of the Cit
of Prince Rupert will be held in the City Hall.
Prince Rupert, B.C., on Monday, June 5th, 1911,
at 10 o'clock a.m,, for the purpose of hearing com-
plaints against the Assessments as made for the
year 1911, ;

Any person desiring to make complaint against
the said Assessments muet give notice in writing
stating cause of complaint to the Assessor at
least ten days previous to the sitting of the said

Court,
J.C. MecLENNAN, Asseasor
Dated at Prince Rupert, 1.C., May lst, 1911.

 

Election Notice

j Take notice that 1 require the presence of the
electors of Ward 2, City of Prince Rupert, at the
City Hall, Thureday, May 11, 1911,

tween the
hours of 9a.m. and
{

7 p.m. for the purpose of
electing an Alderman for said ward in the Muni-
cipal Council.

The foliowing have been nominated: W. J.
Alder, H. Douglas, R. C. Ferguson,

we at Prioee Rupert, B.C., 10th day of May,

ERNEST A, WOO

  

} | Mack Realty & Insurance Co.

se rs at PF Ha rs meme covering Meesrs Stalker & Wells’

| Boy to assist in office at Piercy Morris & Co, | stock carried with it a certainty
10

Waitress for Reilly's Bakery Luneh. : Apply :
peer Luneh Rooms, basement — very important feature when a
; ; ?

A woman to do house work; also girls for laundry pe icy

r ly P 5 08-105 | ° -
work. Apply Pioneer Laundry 108-105 ularly to a business firm.

An Experienced Stencgrapher at once. Apply to ee 2 a
Mack Realty and Insurance Company. 103-106 This claim was settled by wire

101-tf |
S4-tf

M. B. Cohen, Fraser street or
108-t.f.

Phone me today. |

Tee tes ee ok

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| Be ea ok
|

thed rooms |

|ada Fire Insurance Co. by The

jof prompt settlement which is a

 

 

becomes a claim, partic

“lin six days.

You ean be certain of the same

Poe treatment by taking out}

‘ada Fire Insurance Co.
| See The Mack Realty and In-

}surance Co. about it.

 

Vote for Alder
-| May 11th, at the City Hall

to-morrow, |

|
If location and Price suit | |
i
j

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, 'Phone 4 |

pai
/| EDINBURGH THEATRE FIRE.

Edinburgh, Scotland, May 19.

Toward the close of the perfor
the Palace
Theatre here last night fire broke

mance in Empire

The house was
to the}
audience but it is believed that a}

i
number of artists have been burned |

out on the stage.

emptied without mishap

to death. Search of the ruins

today revealed seven charred re-|
mains near the stage. One body|
has been partly identified as that}
of Lafayette who was performing|

when the fire broke out.

PP ALAS

Hotel Central - : have
ne 7th Stree
European and America, :
heated, modern conven. sear
$1.00 to $2.50 per day Raton
Peter Black . . p
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We Will Not Spend Money Ad.
vertising anything by

Real Bargains

11th Ave. and Br;

Cash wi!)
jot in sec
price is on!
can make a

$100

$$$ $—will be
fortunate ir
we are offeri
6. $500 cas}
it and
it is a snap

Near Sth Ave. and Em
Cash hand
buy &§

$300
best
right or
nearly al
residence

4
a small investm:

Tr

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we cos

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built, a prett

very cheay

Ave., Near linanuel

Sth
$183. 15

Down

near Seal Cov

id
cated,

Cor. Sth Ave. and Imanue!l Place

$500—Cash handle
The (

corner
age

Plani

corner one

buys in tow:

vestment
edge, and

market, $90

investment

Cheap Rent Busines

$25 Per Month

building 2
and 6th

  

 

for warehous:

ter shop, }

tinsmith.,

Heuston is the Place for You
$f to $400 a lot w

inon this new Gr

townsite

centre of Pleas
which is the cre
Bulkley Valley

Real Estate ar
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That is where the people are going

GOOD FRUIT LANDS FOR $14.00 PER ACRE

In a few years this
have
write

be selling in small plots for $50 per acre.
for sale.

You

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Correct Styles
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For Spring...

All the styles that are right, all the colors that are liked and :

grades that are popular are now ready for your approval! at $3

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Hot

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Clarmont Rooms

Located on Sixth Avenue Near Fulton Street

Three to five minutes from cen-
tre of business district.
furnished
water,

Nine-
rooms,
sath,

$4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 per week

 

 

 

 

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104-106 Returning Officer