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THE DAT

 

 

Pride, Nash & Co.

 

 

 

REMEMBER, OUR

 

Friday is Bargain Day

SPRING SALE ENDS ON SATURDAY
NEXT AND STILL GIVING THE BIG REDUCTION OF PRICES
IN NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

 

A FEW NEW ARRIVALS JUST ADDED.

‘Pride,Nash8 Co.

 

 

MIDDY WAISTS

New Middy waists of white
twill -cloth, trimmed with
navy or red, Are fast colors.
Regular price $1.75.

SALE PRICE $1.15

LADIES’ SUITS

Ladies’ Navy Blue Serge
Suits in newest styles.

SALE PRICE $10.00

LADIES’ SPRING COATS

 

New Spring Coats, in all
the latest models and de-
signs.

For This Week Only, '4 Off
Selling Price

MEN’S SOX

Men’s Black Cotton Sox;
fast dye, full fashioned,
seamless feet ......+.+-

 

MEN’S STRAW HATS
$1.25 $1.40 $1.80

LADIES’ VESTS

Ladies’ White Vests
with short sleeves, elastic
knit fashioned waists and

neatly trimmed. Very spe-
cial 25e.

SALE PRICE 15c

CHILDREN’S HOSE

 

 

 

Ribbed Cotton Hose for
children, boys and_ girls.
These are strong and dura-
ble. They come in sizes 6
to 8 4-2. Regularly sold for
35e.

SALE PRICE 20c
SHOES REDUCED
ROOD 6 8 td. ee $3.75
REG. (iki Priel $2.90
Wee Lewis da Vacs $2.60
WORE een tec wae $2.10
Otfidren’s ~...s%. $1.00
PRSEOG ~~ nos peck 30c

 

Pride, Nash & Co.

DR. LEE, RECTOR OF
FASHIONABLE CHURCH,
CLAIMS HEALING POWER

|
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Los Angeles, May 6 Rivalineg
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jthe mit reulous cures of the Eu
and reviving al

the

shrines
of

England, forgotten for more thar

jropean

ancient rite Church o!

100 vears, Rev. Baker P, Lee, re
itor of the fashion Christ Episca
pal Church here, declared yeste
day that he is healing the sick
the halt and the blind by the lay
ing on of hands and the anoint

ent with sacred oils.

I) Lee is well known on th
Pacific Coast and has been rect
of Christ’s Church for many
years, In the recent campaign |t
make California dry he was op

posed to the proposed prohibition
amendments as drafted.

More than 250 men and wome
declares Dr. Lee, have been heal-
ed the in Christ

Church within last four

altar
the

before

weeks.
| This is the first time in the his
tory of America that such a heal
ing service has been introduced
into the Episcopal Church. It was
back from

Dr. Lee and his wife, who, on their

brought England by

recent trip abroad, found that the

long forgotten rite had been re-

ivived in a small Episcopal church
near London with marvelous suc
Cess

the Church

Already Episcopal

 

 

 

“The Daily News”
CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT

 

 

 

FOR RENT—Part of well-furnished house,
to refined couple; overlooking harbor;

 

 

in good locality. Apply P. 0. Box 376.
106-107
FOR RENT — Furnished benseheagies
rooms, Inquire Demers. -tf.
WANTED
WANTED—General servant wanted. Ap-
ply Phone 492. tr.

WANTED—By two young girls, any kind
of work; stores preferred. Phone Black
267. 96-101

LosT
LOST—Pair of gold-rimmed eye-glasses,
between Presbyterian Church and Third
Avenue, on May 2. Leave at Daily
News. it.

FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—Furniture of four rooms com-
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What offers?
Apply Box 106, Daily News. tf.

FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. tf.

 

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE,
A few sums have been placed with me
ranging from 8100 to $1,000. Apply
T. MeClymont, 523, Third Ave. wu.

MUSIC.
_ ———

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL

Musical Instru-
ments repaired.

Bows rehaired, The
Prince Rupert Mu-
345 3rd

tf.

sic Store,
Ave.

 

 

 

FOR TAXI
Phone 99

Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

 

 

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
LUMP

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery

Money Back If Not Satis-
factory

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

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PROVINCE OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA.

Department of Lands — Water

Rights Branch.

CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL.

1. WHEREAS the Corporation of the City
of Prince Rupert is incorporated under an
Act entitled the “City of Prince Rupert
Incorporation Act, 1910,”—B. C. Statutes
1910, Chapter 41:

2. AND, WHEREAS, by
the Council of the said
authority was given to stake
on the North Arm of Wark Channel:

3. AND, WHEREAS, the said Corpora-
tion has applied for a water licence to
divert water from Thulme River, a tribu-
tary of the said North Arm, for power

 

Resolution of
Corporation
water rights

 

purpose:

4. AND, WHEREAS, the said corpora-
tion has, after due notice, petitioned for
the approval of its undertaking as far as
it relates to the said application for a
licence;

5. AND, WHEREAS, no objection has
been filed to the said petition:

6. THIS 15 TO CERTIFY that the un-
dertaking of the said corporation in so far
a8 it relates to the said application for a
licence is approved, subject to the terms
and conditions of the “Water Act, 1914,”
and to the following additional terms and
conditions:

7. Any licence issued under said ap-
plication shall, motwithstanding the issue
of this certificate, be subject to adjust-
ment by the Board of Investigation:

8. The said undertaking has been di-
vided into two parts, the first part con-
sisting of the surveys of such of the works
proposed in the said application for a li
cence a8 the Comptroller of Water Rights
shall consider

lenance, and operation of such works.

9. The surveys required under
first part shall be commenced on or
fore the ist day of June, 1915, and
plans thereof shall be deposited with
Comptrolier of Water Rights on or
fore the 18t day of November, 1917.

10. The second part of the undertak-
Mg shall hot be commenced until a bylaw
under the provisions of which the said
Corporatio propose to carry out the un-
dertaking has been duly passed and ap-
proved, nor until a further certificate of
approval under Section #3 of the “Water
Act, 1914,” has been issued.

11. The territory within which the
said Corporation shall exercise its powers
in respect of the use of the said water is
the City of Prince Rupert.

12. This certificate shall not in any
way be deemed to be an approval of the
plans of any works covered by the pro-
posed undertaking or to authorize the
construction of such works, but shall have
the effect only of a certificate issued un-
der the provisions of Section 81 of the
“Water Act, 1014,” and shall be subject
to such provisions, and to the rights of
the Continental Power Company under an
application filed on the 18th day of Aug-
ust, 1908,

13. This certificate shall become null

the
be-
the
the
be-

y

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hecessary, and the second!
part consisting of the construction, main- |

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LisHEe Ss

 

‘in Philadelphia is considering

healing ac-

Christ Church mem-

divine

to

this service,

cording

bers.

CONDITIONS FOR CROP

a ety a

(E MATTER OF AN APPLICATION

| the isane f a fresh Certificate of

| ‘Title for Lot Six Block Four (4

ind Lots Seven and Eight (8), Block

welve 12 Section One 1), City of
rince Rupert, Map 923

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it 18

I nte it sue after the expiration

f month from the first publication

her a Fresh Certificate of Title for the

ibove mentioned lots in the name of Wil

| commencement;
| 80 acres,

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FOR RENT

TWO HOUSES
CORNER BOWSER AND

FIFTH AVENUE

$25.00 EACH

—APPLY—

Pattulle & Radfcrd

2nd Ave.

 

 

 

 

liam T. Booth, which Certificate of Title is
numbered 5821-1, and was issued on May
20th, 1914
H, F. MACLEOD,
District Registrar
Land Registry Office, Prince Rupert, B. C.,
Ma ith, 19015 105-111-117-123

LAND NOTICES.

Skeena Land District—District of
Coast, Range Five.

TAKE NOTICE that William Watson, of

emo, B. C., occupation Contractor, Im-
j} tends to apply for permission to lease the
following described lands:—Commencing at
a post planted on the northerly limit of
the Right-of-Way of the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific Railway Company, and about 35 chains
southwesterly from Mile 84, east from
Prinee Rupert, B. C.; thence north 20
ehains; thence west 20 chains; thence
south 46 chains, more or less, to the north-
erly limit of the Right-of-Way of the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company;
thence northeasterly —. northerly
limit of the said Right-of-Way to point of
and containing about
more or less.

WILLIAM WATSON.

‘Nerve E

‘Ner
Alberta Meat Market | Eyeviasse. ” “™
Why Buy Second-Class Meat
When You ean get the Best
From Us at the Same Price®?

 

 

GIVE US A TRIAL A constant

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IT Oy Ping Wears

 

 

5th St.—Opposite Smith Bik. away a sto
A Sigh
Phone 208 eyestrain injures tt er
b » 1<@ it te . health
eCcau IC IS Constant Th
Strain Which first 1 inifest .
itself as a slight discomes
A. E. WRIGHT should be rer ae

Medied at q
This W Wuarar tee tod NCR,
Bvarantee to do wit

xa ( Cy rit

Provincial and Dominion
Land Surveyor

 

 

Surveying and Engineering elavs a ct anon free,
P. O. Box 10 Phone 85 ’ —_
Fouth Avenue 3 Look for Loop
. OPTICIAN
BLUE POINT 223 Sixth St. Phone Blaok @9

MUNICI
APPLIC) ARKET MANAGER

RESTAURANT

 

 

 

 

° ey AY, May
Good Clean Meals From 25 Market wen
Cents Up. Just Give Us duct
a Trial—That’s Alli. cant
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Absolute Flower
Purity Fragrance
Pure vegetable oils are the | Natural flowerex'ratssive
base of Baby’s Own soap. | to Baby's Own Svap te
It promotes skin health and | clinging fragrans -

prevents skin troubles.
BABY’S OWN SOAP IS WELL WORTH RUNNING FOR.

Sold everywhere.

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In the interest of your skin, send for some now.
ALBERT SOAPS, LIMITED, Mras MONTREAL.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IN WEST EXCELLENT Dated December 26, 1914. 25-85
! |
|
eee Follow the crowd to Self’s
Saskatoon, Sask, i > OX-| ’ j
“me ‘a nr Wie SRO Oe \Cafe. There is a reason.. Next
ception of a few recent raw cays,| .
|'Maijestic Theatre. 2.
the weather for weeks past has Majestic Theatre costs
been genial and beautiful in an} ee ee ee ee
almost unseasonable degree. The Mary Pickford is seen at her
leaves have already burst their|best in “Such a Little Queen” at
buds; a distinct suggestion of rhe Westholme.
early green hovers like a_ mist SE ee ae a, te
among the trees. Most of the mi- Salvation Army.
gratory birds have arrived, The sibejrndtina
grasses and woodland growths Public meetings, Tuesday
have thoroughly awakened. Gar-| Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
den enthusiasts have been busy|Sundays at 7:30 p.m.
for some time. Perennials are a ia, scape ta a
inches above the ground. Pansy Quality, satisfaction and econ-
beds are showing their first/°™Y- New Wellington Coal.
blooms. The pink buds of the| Phone 116. 63tf.
peony are thrust through the|, "
brown — earth. Children romp

around in cotton garb. There has

been no earlier or more perfect
season for many years. The
j farmer is very busy on the land.

| Probably from 50 to 60 per cent

of the seeding is completed under
jconditions which leave little to be

desired. Except in a few seattered
there has been no rain,
so far. However, this of
| Consequence as the land is full of

ocalities,
is no
From a number of in-
it that the
increase in the seeded acreage for
the ent
siderably over, rather than under

or
~v

noisture

dications, now seems

pres season will be con-
the present estimate of 20 to
‘There can be no doubt
much land whieh, in the or-
would have been

summerfallowed this year, will be

per cent,
that

dinary course,

cropped = instead. Prices are
tempting; and the farmer needs
the money. He has weighed the
risk—and, decided to take it.

 

and void without any notice unless a fur-
ther certificate as required by Clause 10
hereof be applied for before the ist day
}of June, 1017.

Dated 9t Victoria, B, C,, this 10th day
of Mareh, 1015,

(Sed,)

 

1

WM. KR. ROSS,

‘te Minister of Lands,

The Shine
that Lasts

BLACK
WHITE

 

 

 

    
    

boots, shoes

thousand
into cash to

See E N.L.LANDO STORE will be closed

all day tomorrow in order to place and
arrange for a forced cash-raising sale of
the stock of men’s and boys’ clothing,

“Pre purpose of this sale is to turn five

 

and furnishings.

 

dollars worth of merchandise

i igations.
meet pressing obligations.

 

 

 

   

 

N. L. Lando

3rd Avenue

    

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