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pare 7, section 1, $2,500 each;

bal. (a 3 years ‘at 7 per cent.

Two lots, block ., section 1, $5,000 pair
4% cash, bal 6, 12, 18 months, at 7
per cent,

Two lots, block 22, Section 5, $1,650; $500
cash, bal, 3, 6, 9, 12 months

Two lots, block 2, section 5, $4,500. Equity
cash. Fine view lots.

One lot, block 6, section &, $1,500. $300
cash, 3, 6, 12 months, at 7 per cent.

One lot, aioe 28, section 5, $525. $225
cash, . $50 every 3 mont S,.at 7 per
cent.

One lot, block 11, section 6, $2,250. Half
cash, bal. 6, 12 months, ‘at 7 per cent.
One lot, block 17, section 7, $800. $200
cash, bal. 3, 6, 12 months; with cabin.
One lot, block 16, section 7, $650. $300
cash, 3, 6, 12 months, at 7 per cent.
Two lots, block 17, wenne 7, $1,600. One-
third cash, bal. 1 and 2 years, at 7 per

cent.
Two lots, block 42, section 7, $550 each.
% cash, bal. 6, 12 months.

Three lots,
% cash,

Two lots, block 8, section 7, $650 each.
% cash, bal.6, 12, 18 months,

Two lots, block 3, section 7, $5 50 each.
™% cash, bal. 6, 12, 18 months, at 7 per
cent.

Four lots, biock 3, section 7, $3,000. %
cash, hal. 6, 12, 18 months. Large
corner.

Three lots, block 37, section 7, $1,600. %
cash, pal. 6;> 82; 18 months, at 7 per

cent,
Two lots, block 28, section 8, $1,000. One-

third cash, bal. 6, 12, 18 months. Cor-
ner.

Two lots, block 28, section 8, $850. $250
cash, bal. 6, 12 months.

Two lots, block 49, section 8, $400 each.
$50 cash, bal. $15 per month.

Five lots, block 10, section 8, $275 each;
bal. $15 per month,

FOR RENT.
Store, Second avenue at Sixth street.
FOR SALE.

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The Insurance People

Fire
Life
Marine
Accident
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Employer’ s Liability

Contractors’ and Sereonal | Bonds
Policies Written Direct

Mack Realty & Insurance

COMPANY.

P.S.— Houses and Rentals.

 

 

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Jeremiah H. ah H. Kugler, Ltd.
WE BUY EVERYTHING

 

 

We Pay Highest Prices

for Brass, Copper, Lead,

Rubber Boots, Solder,
Dross and Bottles

Prince Rupert Cash Store
735 THIRD AVE.

 

 

 

 

 

NORTHERN B.C.
LIQUOR Co.

The Leading Wholesalers of
Northern British Columbia

 

 

Exclusive Agents for

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Little's NEWS Agency

Magazines :: Periodicals :: Newspapers
CIGARS TOBACCOS FRUITS
G.T.P. WHARF

  

Dunn

  

    

Miss Marti

 

enough to be present, among
whom were:

Austin, Mrs. J. W. McNeil, Dr. and Mrs.
McKenzie, Miss Burritt, Mr. and Mrs.
Chapman, Miss W.E

Rowley, Miss Clemen Mr. and
Martin, Miss Mrs. F. 8S.
Milligan, Miss Brooksbank, Mr, and
Johnston, Miss Mrs.

Elliott, Miss Flexman, Mr. and
Brown, Miss Mrs.

Barbeau, Miss Sloan, Mr. and Mrs,
Fulton, Miss ode

Moor, Miss Mobley, Mr. and Mrs.
Miller, J. R F. H.

Rogers, J. H. Bainter, Mr. and Mrs.
Rogers, Clyde Dowling, Mrs. F. W.
Scott, J. G, Carl, Mrs. G. 8.
Noble, W. A. Anderson, Mrs, P. W.
| Robinson, C, F. Hazlett, Mrs, James
Keeley, Frank McMillan, Mrs. and
Vaughan, Charles Miss

Mckeen, Mr. Enoch, Miss

Baker, Lee Davis, Miss Grace
Wark, W. H. Gleason, Miss M
Roerig, J. B. Kimball, Miss
Carrigan, Mr. Gen, Miss

Petersen, C. B, McRae, Mr. and Mrs,
Beatty, J. R. H. F,

Macken, L, C. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs,
Arneil, T. H. George

Kearney, Graham Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds, F. M. M. H.

Wilson, H. P. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs,
Crew, H, O. Hugh

Allen, J. D. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.
Simpson, Mr. Nelson

Newcombe, Captain Dawson, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards, Mr. F. G.

ckerson, Mr, Harris, Mr. and Mrs,
Kissick, Mr. Frizzell, Mr. and Mrs.
Haltby, George

Forster, Mr. Willtams, Mr. and
Doyle, Mr. Mrs, A. B.
Morris, A. J. Keefe, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander, Mr. Chisholm, Mr. and
Waugh, Leo Mr. J. J.
Harrison, Mr. Ross,{ Mr. and Mrs.
St. Amour, Mr. Robert.

Linnell, Mr. Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
Tracey, Mr. Partington, Mr. and
Helgerson, H. G, Mrs,

Stalker, Robert Eckerman, Mr. and
Jardine, Charles Mrs.

Melliar, Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
Dunn, Earl Po As

Alexander, T. M. Sturgeon, Mr. and
Noble, Arthur Mrs,

Scott, Joe Bryant, Mr. and Mrs.
Holtby, L. Thompson, James H.

The gowns were most beauti-
ful, among them were noticed
those of Mrs. Clements, black
lace; Miss Manning, pink shot
messalline and-lace; Miss Kelly,
beaded net over yellow satin, lace
land pearl trimmings; Mrs. Mob-
ley, brown messaline; Mrs. Chis-
holm, rose chiffon with embroid-
ered pearl trimmings; Mrs. H.

yellow messaline with gold

n, pink

satin and chiffon trimmings and

| Miss

Dowling;
Craig,

Mrs.

| De carls;
Newton,
black net over red silk;
satin,

wh
sati

Burritt,
blue

Mrs.

yellow

ite lace;
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It Is The Trained Man or Woman
Who Rises to the Top of the Ladder !

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them a business training.

AC BREE

 

 

 

It is the nearest business
college to Prince Rupert.
It’s fees are within reach
of everyone, Its tuition is
versonal, and develops the
ndividuality of the pupil.
Room and board is cheap
in Nanaimo, The pupils
are away from the distrac-
tions of the larger cities

CPR SS aC

 

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C. E. Perry, Principal

To fit your son or daughter for a business

 

career you must give
The best place to send them to is the :

Nanaimo Business College

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Our shorthand course includes tuition in

The Ben Pitman System of j
Shorthand

Business English and Let-
ter writing

 

Commercial Arithmetic
Office Routine

Spelling

Typewriting
Penmanship

HOT OE  OEZ

Ask at Daily News for our booklet teaching how to write shorthand

THE NANAIMO BUSINESS COLLEGE

Nanaimo, B.C.

 

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For Rent—Two roomed cabin, close to McBride,
freshly eee hoe ag clean, only $10 per month.
H F. McRae & t-f

TO RENT—2-room cabin, partly furnished,
#8 a month. Apply 115 Lotbiniere st.
12-18

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Insurance

OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just
settlements. We write every known class of
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co.

etree ere

Wanted

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Maternity nurse open for engagement.
Box 2159 News.

CLEANING, pressing and dressmaking. Mrs,

Apply
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Chas. Percher, 820 3rd avenue. Phone
Red 294,
WANTED — Restaurant outfit, especially

also bedding and cheap furniture

range,
O, box 105.

for about ten rooms, P.
9-tf

FIRST class lady stenographer wants em-
ployment in law office or general office;
best of reference. Address box A100,
News. 13

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Business Chances

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MARRY—The Ideal Introduction Club leads
to happiness. Strictly private, high class
and reliable. Best in the West. Address
1. C. Wilson, box 1776, Vancouver, B. CU.
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Lost and Found

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FOUND—An Irish terrier female pup.
Owner may have same by paying for
this advt. at News Ofmce. 298tr

between the wharf
Apply Knox Hotel

LOST—A gold watch,
and New Knox Hotel,
for reward.

ON New Year’s Day, a large amethyst pin
on Borden or 8th street. For reward,
Miss Gleason, 840 3rd avenue, 12-15

LOST—A red leather pocket notebook.
Finder return to The News and receive
reward, 12-18

 

Prince Rupert Lodge, |.0.0.F.

No. 63

Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening
members of the order in
city are requested to visit

the lodge.

A. DOUGLAS, N, G.

W. G. BARRIE, Sec.

All the

Nel-
lace

Mrs.
Irish

embroidery and ermine;
silk,
Flexman,

Dunn, white

and pearls; Mrs.

son
point
Mrs.
and lace over

andesprete over blue satin;

Sweet, black velvet
yellow satin; Miss Gleeson,
gee and net; Miss McKenzie, shell
pink satin; Mrs. Bainter, black
net and satin; Miss Milligan, yel-
low chiffon over paisley silk;
Mrs. Brooksbank, white lawn and
Miss Brown,
chene, blue satin trimmings;
Mrs. Sloan, white embroidered |
net over taffeta and jets; Miss El-
lett, white crepe de chene; Mrs.
Partington, rose crepe de chene;
Miss Fulton, white silk; Miss
Moor, maize satin; Mrs. McNeill,
white net over pink satin; Mrs.
McRae, white satin; Mrs, Ander-
maize satin, gold trimmings;
Carol, creton lace; Mrs, Friz
embroidered crepe de chene;

Dawson, figured chiffon
champagne satin with car-
nations; Mrs. MeMillan, appliane
net over satin; Mrs. Ward, white
satin; Mrs. Sturgeon, champagne
silk; Miss MeMillan, blue and
white chiffon; Mrs. Ross, black
jet over cerise satin; Mrs, Bry-
ant, beaded net over apricot sa-
tin, amber trimmings; Miss Gen,
blue mesalline, pearl trimmings.

pon-

lace;

son,
Mrs.
zell,
Mrs.
over

WILL TALK OF THE NORTH

 

F. H. Mobley Will Deliver Inter-
esting Lecture Wednesday.

Of the many splendid addresses
givesn last year the Presby-
terian Club the by Mr. F,
Mobley was among the very best.
He himself has ‘whistled bits of
ragtime at the end of all crea-
tion,” and loves to tramp the
wilds where the cariboo calls, and
as he talks he imparis the thrill

in

one

of God’s great out-of-doors to
his audience.
In his address, ‘‘Mushing It,’

byterian Hall, Mr, Mobley will
again give some reminiscences of
the northland. The general pub-

 

lic is invited to all these lectures,

rose crepe de |

on Wednesday night in the Pres- |}

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Fresh FLOWERS

By 8.8
8rd Ave., Law

ARCTIC STUDIO, Butler Build’

PHONE GREEN 336

M'KEEN & HUNTER

Horseshoers
Carriage Repairing
General Work

FRASER AND SEVENTH STREET
Phone 59 Red

 

. Prince Rupert tomorrow a. m.

 

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1911

The Bank of
British North America

75 Years In Business.

1836

Capital and Reserve Over $7,300,000

 

Business Men’s Banking

Money advanced to finance your
business. :

Local and foreign Drafts bought
and sold.

Notes discounted. Collections |
promptly made.

Letters of Credit, Money Orders
and Telegraph Transfers issued,
payable in all the leading Cities
of the world.

Prince Rupert Branch—
F. S. LONG, Manager.

 

 

INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE
NOTICES [N THE
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Do You Want a Buyer for It: > Try the News Wan ant Ad. Wa ay. It’s a Good One

 

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To send your New Year’s present now. Why? Because
we have a few exceptionally cheap bargains left. Th. East
is a long way and you afe flourishing in Rupert and wag
too busy to worry. Don’t hesitate, but come today where
Far Eastern and Oriental goods will be sacrificed at Easton

prices.

BIG FURNITURE STORE

Phone

Second Ave. and Sixth St.
Entrance on Second Avenue.

 

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$20.00 Overcoat
Light or Heavyweight
Now - - $15.00
$25.00 Suit
Now - - $15.00
Men’s All Wool Ribbed Underwear,

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Sale Starts Wed. Morning

 

 

 

Men’s All Wool Sweater Coats

Reg. $3.50
Now - -_ $2.50

 

 

 

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