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THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

buyer constantly watches the

TYotour Owe
Comamanily

FRIDAY BARGAINS

This store is the economy centre of Prince Rupert. Mer-
chandise advertised on sale here is always offered at prices
that dispel any doubt of the genuineness of the bargain.

    
 

 

 

 

A
markets, ever on the lookout

for special values that will increase the popularity of this
store, and few women ever leave who do not save many a
dollar making a practice of shopping at PRIDE, NASH & CO.

 

LADIES’ RAINCOATS, $3.00

Ladies’ Poplin Raincoats,
rubber lined, full length,
high collar; sizes 36-38-40.

FRIDAY BARGAIN, $3.00

PRINTS, 10c

Fast Color Prints in pretty
small patterns and designs.
They are 30 in. wide, in dark
and light shades. Regular
15e yard.

FRIDAY, 10c YD.

 

 

PLAIN SHEETING, 25¢

Plain Sheeting, 72 inches

 

wide; made of pure cotton
and ‘heavy thread for hard
usage and wear. Regular

price, 45c.
FRIDAY BARGAIN, 25c¢

 

MEN’S HATS, $1.90

Magnificent collection of

w Spring Hats for men in
every conceivable shape and
color, Hats any man would
be proud to wear.
smart shapes produced by
famous hatters and sold for
3.50.

FRIDAY YOU GET FOR
$1.90

 

MESSALINE SILK, $1.40

Messaline ‘Silk,
superior fin-
Vieux-Rose,

Duchess
88 inches wide

ish, in colors

Navy, Belgian Blue, Pink,
Copenhagen Brown, Tan,
White, Sky, Battleship Grey.

Regular $2.00.
FRIDAY, $1.40

CRETONNE, 12 1-2c

Cretonnes in Dark
Red of floral effect; 29 in.
wide; a durable cloth for
curtains or coverings. This
cloth is worth 25c a yard.

FRIDAY, 12 1-2c YD.

Fancy

 

 

They are |

£5.50 Blankets for. . .$4.00

£6.00 Blankets for. ..$4.50

$7.50 Blankets for.. .$4.90

$8.00 Blankets for. ..$5.26

$9.00 Blankets for. ..$7.60
| $10.00 Blankets for. ..$8.36

MEN’S SHOES, $3.75

Shoes for Men in Black
Velour Calf, solid leather,
Blucher cut, leather lined,
| double sole; very neat last
and put up to stand wear.
Worth $5.00.

WHITE WOOL BLANKETS

 

 

FRIDAY, $3.75

 

PRIDE, NASH & CO. ::

 

 

 

“The Daily News”
CLASSIFIED ADS.

FoR RENT

 

 

FOR RENT—Furnished house; modern
conveniences; good view. Phone 6. 76-8

 

 

 

76-78 |

POR RENT — Furnishea houseieeging
Inquire Demers. -tf.

WANTED

WANTED—Two good seamstresses. Ap
ply Miss Murphy, Smith Block. sit.
WANTED—Second hand range. Apply
P. O. Box 272. 78-80

WORK WANTED—Girl wants work in an
hotel or private house. P. 0. Box 380
75-7

 

PCR SALE

 

FOR SALE—$35.00 baby carriage in good
condition. Will sell very cheap. Apply
313 Seventh Ave. E. 77-79

FOR SALE—-Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-

ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. w.

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house; Section

land, Nicol and Kerr to appear at
last Saturday
tradition that

to

Council meeting

night—and says

this was all staged-——in order
receive the
McClymont
an extra civic

His
having been accepted last night,
for

could not yet be

| man as alderman,

j makes election ne-

cessary resignation only

nominations his successor

received

date for this nomination came up
there was a great deal of amus-
ing sparring carried on by Alder-

man Tom Maitland and Alderman
John Nicol the
and Alderman Montgomery on the
Alderman Maitland at

Thursday

on one hand}

}
the other
first wanted it fixed for
but that the
would be on the following Monday

in case election

and that would conflict with the
regular Council meeting Phen
he suggested Friday, but that, too,

Monday as it

three days after nomina-

meant a election

must be

tion, Sunday not counting. The
city elerk suggested next Tues-
day, but that didn't suit Alderman
Maitland He wanted to know if
the nomination couldn't be ar-
ranged before Friday.

Alderman Montgomery, who

n the distinction of being

to friend

has wo
very fair and foe, broke
in at this time
what all
If the
were anxious for an early
election didn’t they attend
last Saturday night? It looked to
if there an attempt to
for the de- |
candidate to}
He didn’t |

happen; but if}

and wanted to
this

aldermen in ques-

know hurry was
about
tion

why

him as was

make it impossible
feated
run for

think this

mayoralty
the

would

office

 

BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

Good Clean Meals From 25
Cents Up. Just Give Us
a Triai—That’s All.

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue

he wanted to, why shouldn't he?;
The should be left to
cide who would be elected.
This 42 seemed to
knock the bottom out of the op-|

position, and Tuesday was finally

de-

people

-centimetre

hosen _as nomination and

Fr

day
day election day
Throughout the

artillery duel it

 

see the the

from a

avas amusing to way

insurgents took their

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
q LUMP

COAL

$9.00 per Ton—Cashi c.2

Money ak oa c -
UNION TRANSFER CO

 

 

5; furnished or unfurnished; water,
electric light. Price furnished, $2,300, |
on small monthly payments. Owner |
leaving town. PP. 0. Box 749. = 75-7|

FOR SALE—L. F. Solly, Lakeview Poultry |
Farm, Westholme, B. ©. Breeder of |
heavy laying strains of White Wyan- |
dottes and White Leghorns. Hatching)

 

 

FOR TAXI |
Phone 99 ©

Stand - Hote! Rupert

resignation of Alder-|today could see an exhibition ©

| ting in her

Anyone visiting the postoffice
|

practical patriotism At one of}
the wickets there was a young]
lady seated with a piece of knit
|

When the question of fixing the, whether

MORE KNITTING.

hands which she plied

between times when there was !
other duty in hand. It is not told
there was a story knit}

with every stitch.

50 CENTS COMMISSION

ON EACH PAIR OF BOOTS

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ANOTHER ELECTION time they were not sure of thei! -* nase Hs: dais.
—_——_— MUST BE HELD [ground their eyes immediately
Be Licyal ® — turned to the door with an en
Pride,Nash & Co. The failure of Aldermen Mait-| uiring look

           
    
       
    
   
    
    
 
    
  

 

   

  

Cream of Tartar,
ingredient of Dr, Pr
Baking Powder, is a
ripe grapes. It is pure az
ful beyond question,

Alum, the chief ingrod

_ the Chief
es Cream

duct of
id health.

the substitutes off ‘ e of be
Price’s Cream Baking | is oan
eral acid, which has b tis smell
by physicians and « for we

 

the preparation of food.

 

 

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Charles Slater's Profit Jumped
Suddenly When War Con-
tracts Came Along.
Ottawa, April 7.—The Con

mons Boot Gommittee heard s
surprising evidence when Charles
E. Slater, who acted as agent !
the Gauthier Shoe Company in se-
curing orders for 47,000 pairs of]
army boots from the government, |
stated that he had received a com
mission of 50 cents per pair
making a total of $8,500 The
Gauthier price for the boots was
#3.82 per pair, made up of 33
which the company got, and 50
cents commission which Mr. Sla
ter got Before the war his cor
mission for getting orders from
the Militia Department was 10 per

cent

“Why was your commission in-

creased for the war orders?” ask
ed Mr. Macdonald
“T offered to take over the bus

and handle it,’ was the re

iness

ply of the witness

VERMONT FOR EUGENICS.

Fine of $500 Fixed for Violation
of New Marriage Law.

Montpelier,
Leg

ng fo

Vi...

passed an

April 7. The
act provid
A fine
person

the

slature
engeniec marriages
of $500 is fixed for
fulfilling

law,

any
who weds without
requirements of the

aimed to prevent the marriage of

which is

 

 

 

 

 

eges, $10 per 100. Stock for one |
Write now for illustrated catalogue.
music.

 

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Musical

   
   
  
   
  
 
 

Instru-
ments repaired,
Bows rehaired. The |
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Prince Rupert

sic Store, 345

Ave.

THE AMERICAN TAILORS

We do the FINEST CUSTOM TAIL-
ORING for the LEAST MONEY.
We have « large stock of High Class

    

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FOR RENT

3-ROOM HOUSE

Section Six

$10.00
5-RM. MODERN HOUSE

Fifth Ave. and Bowser St.
$25.00

—APPLY—

Pattullo & Radford

Secona Avenue

 

 

 

| Stoves anc Ranges

PRINCE RUPERT COAL CO.
Wellington Coal
Most Noat—No Olinters—P. BLAOK. Manager PHONE 15

 

Rubberold Roofing Corrugated Iron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

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710 SECOND AVE i
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" Gerpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery

H Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle

Xi Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns

)) Rope Valves Ammunition

{ Pumps Hose Paint

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PHONE 25

 

 

 

LUMBER

SHINGL®", MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER C0.

 

 

 

 

 

 

EMPRESS COFF

F. G@. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

 

jagent here. left this morning for
the Interior
. . *
| Mrs Parcell, of iithers ~
| spending the week in town, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harris
+: #4
M. ©. Drew, of Vancouver, who
i
s also a property owner in Prin
Rupert, arrived today from the
South
* > >
|
The License Gommittee report
led last night int ! 1\ t of ha =
| the city police in future ylleet}
ithe license fees and dog tax
a
| Mr. Mills f Usk, who is inter
lested in the Cardillera Mining
|
i! lompany there, left for the scene}
lof operations today.
| . * *
Axel K. Nelson, who represents
jh meself as one of the leading bar
ibers of this fair city, was a pas
'
| senger by this morning’s train f
ia week's fishing in the Interior
> > >
For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec
jond Avenue, near Fighth Street
Newly opened Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room
Free baths Rates reasonable
. a
Capt J B. Gillette, of Skide
gate, arrived in town today on the
8.8. John. He came, it is under-
stood, on the request of Major
MeMullin to give musketry in-
struction to local pecruits.
eo .& 4s
Bob Johnson, manager of In-

| verness Cannery, was a passen-

wal® ger on the G, T. P. this morning
en route to the cannery after a
short trip to the South. He ar-

rived today of the Prince George
ee

hotelkeeper
the

George

a i

Stewart,

at
South

Mr
Rogers believes that Stewart will
the
developed

Rogers,
arrived from
today by the Prince

yet come up when Salmon

River properties are
oe .*--e

The
fishing

the
at
evi-

proprotions which

business is assuming

this port is becoming more

dent every day. Six refrigerato:

ears went out today, containing

180,000 pounds of halibut

long this much and per-

about
Before

haps more will be going out on
every train.
* . .
Mr. Frank H. Franks, who is

interested in
Lake Kathlyn
Prince
iS i Ae
Mr.
velopment works there this sum-
fall to be
Rupert

coal operations at
up the
today and left by
for Lake Kathlyn

Franks expects to start

George
de.

mer and hopes by
plyfng

sup-

Prince with coal,

Several good-sized seams are ex-

 

A new shipmen
colo will be

rs

April Sale
raffeta Ribbon
April Sale
Blouses, all ou

prices up

$35.00 April Se
30.00 April Se
$25.00 April Be

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Perrin's Gloves,

Ladies Lace Coats - Tunics, reg. price np to

RARER AREER FE TEE RT ETTI

ANNOUNCEMENT]

Guaranteed Raincoats, reg. #1!
Ladies’ Sweater Coats, reg. p
Ladies’ Skirts, all kinds of
Sale Lewke bees
Ladies Due hess Satin, Ace
x ), April Sale
La ones 1 Corsets, front or bac
Lisle Hose in tan or black, ree April Sale, 3pr for $1.99
Ladies’ Serge Dreses in sax¢ i '
£10.00 to $25.00..... April Sale

t of very pretty |

in on the April Sale at Cost
although they

they will be

s in beautiful
r High Class Sil

to $12.00, April Sale

Coats and Suits at Less Than Cost
8.00

ale
ale
ale

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Price
pre $15.00
*rice 12.50

$975

<é

April Sale, $295

al )USt Half Prigg

his Apri’ for $5.0

 

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DEMERS’ ANNUAL APRIL Sau

STARTS THURSDAY, APRIL wi

April Sale, $67 #
April Sale, $2.45 §

April
$3.9 #

$18

$805
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Continued Fro

valuations and a
rrdingly

Mr. Peters, city
1ined that a rev

COURT OF REVISION
1S MEETING TODAY

m Page One

ssess them at

key (
solicitor, mait
enue basis for

 

 

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Anybody w

days before ele
nounced there
Anyone wh

the province

if the Federal

 

 

should apply before
of Revision will be held.

eoennereret

Get on the List!

ho is a registered \

can be transferred to the local list |

As the
may still be

ction. electi

time for th

10 is not registered a
Ay
This will e:
election is held then

 

 

  

Nerve Energy ai
spam

valuation here in a new town like! A constant ng wel
this did not apply as it away a Si A g
did in the older centres AC ey' I I vel
rding to this, he said that a beca . i
Section Two lot which couldn't be | Stra M es
leased for anything shouldn't be | Its ' A
i } { Om
assessed for anything. It was all sho ne
very well for the bankers to con- This we § a
rlasse ( n re
tend for lower valuation, but Ri s
would they be willing to sell for elays ~
these prices. He thought not
iThen it would do no good to low Look for L f
er the assassment for that would OPTICIAN
223 Sixth St. Phone Blath
mean a larger millage, for the
same amount of money must be os
raised. A Real lx —
ATH Fil
G. RK) Naden thought it was} OLD W U r
foolish to talk of lowering the as-| om
oo
sessment even to 50 per cent its | =
present value. He thought if it | wah
i ae
was lowered from 15 to 25 per] ~-
cent all worthy purposes would| oO
be served. “A
The court adjourned at this rr
juncture and is sitting again this - oy
afternoon. mi Se,
lous of aa’
i ae oa = we
Safety First—Use New Wel-|} 2%, %°S ; 3
lington Coal. Phone 116. 67tf. bi ——

A 4. BURROUGHS, Manager posed on the surface and can be x Maa
tunneled . Apply to L. W. Patmore, G. Kt.
PRINCE RUPERT, 8.0. paneled out. ‘ han a a 1
® oni ob tet ie Oe arts ‘ son, or any other commissioner. !
McBRIDE’S DAY IS DONE poccnnnersnnnet
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