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EVERY CLASS OF INSURANCE. GET OUR RATES

The Mack Realty and Insurance Co.

Phone 150 Third Avenue and Fulton St

 

 

 

 

You'll be Late

For the train, boat or that ap-
pointment if you haven’t the cor-
rect time. We are official watch
inspectors for the G.T.P., there-
fore we keep all the standard
watches. We do repairs and

have everything in jewellry.

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R. W. Cameron & Co.

Cor. 6th St. and Second Avenue.
PHONE 82

 

 

 

 

GREAT OPPORTUNITY

 

Some Startling Offers Made by
Martin O'Reilly

One of the most honest and
best sales of gents’ clothing, boots,
shoes, hats and furnishings for
men, commences tomorrow morn-
ing at Martin O'Reilly's store on
Second avenue.

To make room for his new fall
goods Mr. O'Reilly has decided to
offer most of his present stock
at prices below the actual cost.

His advertisement on another
page is worth careful perusal.

 

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COUNCI

| Mayor's Mistake

| ‘I belieye the Mayor is making a
mistake when he allows certain
members of this council to get
mixed up in certain acts which
have taken place. It will militate
against his and our influence in
this city if we allow this to go on.
Contracts have been let, licences
granted, and other things that I
could mention.’’—Alderman New-
ton.

 

Turned Down Brown

“There is a good deal of hard
feeling in the city against the
Licensing Commissioners for the
way they are handling the licenses,
especially about the way Austin
Brown was turned down, and there
is a lot of talk against the council
for allowing it.’-—Alderman Doug-
las.
Only Two Valid Licences

“The best legal advice in the
city says that only one hotel
licence and one wholesale licence
will exist in the city after July
16th unless the amendment goes
through.’’"—Alderman Kerr.

All for Poor Alex !

“TI believe this was done solely
in order that a licence might be
granted to the Savoy Hotel.’’—
The Mayor.

Got no Gumption

“It does not look good to me.
If these men haygn’t got the
gumption to apply properly for
their renewals they deserve to
lose them. I would not support
this for a minute. It is a trumped
up scheme.’’—Alderman Clayton.

Make or Break

“I am in favor of seeing that
every man who has put a dollar
into business in Prince Rupert
has a chance to get his money out
of it.’’"—Alderman Morrissey.

Hotel Men in Danger

“The hotel men are in danger.
I never heard a whisper of their
being in danger until it came out
to have a handle made of the
Prudhomme case to get in these

 

 

 

 

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SECURITY COMPANY, Ltd.

PAID UP CAPITAL $250,000

OFFER FOR SALE—

—JOINT OWNERS AND SOLE AGENTS OF—
Fort George Townsite

Farm and Fruit Lands

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GLASSWARE

—WE ARE SELLING IT CHEAP—
Here are other goods we have

Furniture Crockery
Stoves Glassware
Linoleum Lamps
Enamelware Table Cutlery
Blinds Baby Buggies
Curtains Screens

Quilts Pictures
Blankets Washing
Mirrors Machines

Ost2rmoor Mattresses |
Every Description of
House Furnishings.

The Big

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Cor. 6th St. and 2nd Ave.
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two bottle licences.”—Alderman
Newton.

In the Mayor's Room
“The Mayor called us into his
room and told us that the other
licences were all right. It was
only Prudhomme and the two
bottle licenses.'’"—Alderman Doug-
las to Alderman Morrissey.

Where was Peters?

“It’s a funny thing that the
city solicitor is absent from this
meeting when has at
every other one since he came to
town. He must have known this
was coming up and kept away to
avoid giving his opinion.’’—Al-
derman Douglas.

he been

Almighty Bowser
Alderman Newton—‘‘Couldn’t
permits be issued to carry over
the irregular licenses?”

system that I know of.”
Alderman Hilditch—‘‘In the
Bowser Act you can’t issue
permits.”’

Alderman Douglas—‘‘Oh, Bow-
ser can do anything he likes.”

The Mayor—‘‘I’m not taking
any chances on any permits.’
Alderman Newton—‘'That me-
ans we have to gulp this thing
holus bolus.”

Newton's Great Big ‘'‘D’’
“We are not sacrificing the
interests of holders of licences, but
this matter is simply a frame-up
to cover up methods to increase
licences in this city. We are
going on step by step until we shall
have these damnable saloons in
this city on the lines of the south-
ern cities.""—Alderman Newton.

no

Social Note

Mrs. George Eckerman left yes-
terday for a visit with relatives
and friends in Tacoma. Her sister,
| Mrs. P. R. Harris, will return
|with her to Prince Rupert.

 

 

==Qne Gent A Word For Each Insertion==

—THEY WILL REPAY A CAREFUL LOOKING OVER-—

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Lost and Found
Secienampentatietiitenw~e |

Some Money Found on Second Apply Mrs. |
Shrubsall's Fruit Store, Purton Street, same |
block as Mack ity. If not claimed in two
days money will be given to Hospital. 145-147

FOUND~Eureka Cleaning and Pressing Com-
- Men's suits cleaned and pressed $1.00.
oo oui oroused and cleaned. Dry cone |
specialty. Room bearer Block, |
phone red 69. moot 121-147
LOST—®0 price coupons j by the P erless |
Studio. These Sour ee be secapted i |
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Studie, Alder Block 7" 3°@ st the Petr
q re 4
For Rent : ‘
a ili ceteris Do away with this. Patronize a white

Furnished Cottage, eanvenieness, ter | laundry. White labor only at

summer months. Sear ie. er, 3 ve., |
rote. “S*".170""| Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118

opposite News O: 147-180

"pene ee cltgy tthe eu" |
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a fee uilding, $45; other
Westenhaver

Six-roomed House to rent; modern conveniences,
Fraser St., Apply Director, Cohen & Co, 143-tf

Wanted—Small house, furnished or partly furn-
ished. State terms te Box R, Daily News.140-tf |

 

TO RENT

Deenctiens house, corner 6th Ave. and Thomp- |
PPO! Ban aged oF unfurnished, Phone 29 ' Comfortable 4-roomed Cottage in sec-

| 6, $25,00.
Stores and offices for rent. Apply Dr. Mcintyre, | 3-roomed Cabin in section 1, $10.00.
|

nile FOR SALE

Phone 296 if s hee | Lot 4, block 6, sec, 6, $1400, half cash.
or uaferntehnd, ouvame Om Ave, and iecueon |Lots 11 and 12, block 28, section 8,
Street. All medern conveniences. | $650, half cash.

Bower, Somerset | Lots 21 and 22, block 24, section 8, $500

eatly Furnished Rooms ; tlemen preferred. |
Apply Mrs. Mullin, ws ic Theatre.
s m

“Coward” and “Funk’’
After listening to Alderman New-
ton’s denunciation of the Licence
Commissior ers, Alderman Hilditch
rising to their defence accused
Alderman Newton of cowardly
conduct in making his charges.
Right on the dot Alderman New-
ton came back at him with the
taunt that the charge of cowrddice
came rather poorly from a man
who had thrown out a challenge
and then funked it. Alderman
Hilditch retaliated by saying that
Alderman Newton and Alderman
Douglas had put their heads to-
gether to frame up that night's
doings. He had seen them at it.
Three Aldermen Up

Next instant there were three
aldermen up at once almost ready
to come to blows, and all speaking
at once, while Chairman Mor-
rissey tried vainly to bring them
to order.

“1 never funked the challenge,”
yelled Alderman Hilditch.

“We didn't frame anything up
at all,”’ shouted Alderman Douglas.

“You did funk your challenge,”
sneered Alderman Newton. ‘You
talk of cowardice, Pah!"

‘‘Make good your cowardly char-
ges or retract them,"’ demanded
Alderman Hilditch of his opponent.

“Discuss the question at issue,
and after that, your charges,”
implored Chairman Morrissey thr-
ough the tumult.

“T wouldn't challenge a man and
then back down from it,’’ ex-
claimed Alderman Douglas as a

 

 

 

“Teoma. ‘Third Avenue, between Seventh and | pair, half cash,
: Weft MAS, TEST
Help Wanted | |G. R.NADEN COMPANY
Limited.

 

 

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Miners $3.50, Muckers $3.00, wanted at Hidden | Second
Creek Copper Co., Goose Bay. Take S.S. Vadso | Ave.
er Venture. 148-tf |

Two good Joiners wanted. Apply Pacific Con-

Prince Rupert, B.C,

 

 

struction Company, Digby Island. 147-150 G
Porter Wanted Apply Talbot Rooms, 2nd Ave. | SICK
iu bDeiore 10 &
| HURT

Boarders Wanted
| Don’t forget to take out an Accident
|and Health Policy—the only substitute
A few cosy homelike rooms cheap to steady | for wages during disability. Ask for
roomers. King George Hotel. 2nd Avenue. | rates and further particulars.

All honest claims positively paid
on sight,

= JOHN DYBHAVN

 

 

 

Situations Wanted

 

 

 

 

The Mayor’'There is no such;

 

Position Wanted in real estate office. Smal! sal- Open Evenings Pattullo Block
ary and commission. Fifteen year’s experience |
travelling for a Chicago wholesale grocery con- |
cern. tof reference. Address answer to
J. L. Long, 726-15th street, Edmonton, Alberta.

147-148

Has Com. Merryfield?

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

 

For Sale

 

 

 

 

thropic motives towards Alex Prud-

Before buying your Stove or Range see A. J. :
Galland, McBride and Fifth Ave. Cook stoves| homme. Alderman Newton stood
from $14. 121m |

jstubborn and unconvinced. He
First class Rooming Heuse, ten rooms, house- | ° .
keeping and single, newly furnished. Price | WO" SUppoOTt for himself too.
$000. For terms apply owner on premises, |
Drexel Rooming House, 2nd Ave. 144-tf

No Escape Possible

 

A very few moments after the

Business Chances |trend things were taking became

 

 

apparent an effort was made by

 

Good money in Moving Pictures. Wanted—Aa|Alderman Kirkpatrick to evade
party to start moving picture show in Prince : e
Rupert. Write me for particulars. H. Davis,|the issue by compelling an ad-
Watertown. Wis. 137-wi |«
journment under the new pro-

 

‘cedure by-law at eleven p.m. This
failed utterly because Alderman
| Hilditch instantly pointed out the

ifact tha » council was in com-
THE British Union and Nationa! Fire aie ts Om that the council was in com

Fire Insurance

 

 

 

Company of London, England, with capital} mittee of the whole fro thich
of $2,500,000.00. See us for rates. The Mack | x uh m which
Realty and Insurance Company. W-tt | there is no such escape. There

 

motion before the house.

The thing had to be thrashed out.

Palace Ice Cream Parlor vienna! Hilditch and Alderman

2nd Ave., next to old office of Optimist, sell only | Douglas declared they did not

STOKES’ ICE CREAM (care if it took till ten a.m. next

Best made in Seattle. Fruit and Candy, whole-| morning. So they ye i
sale and Retail. Look for flash sign at night. aaenS 7 Went at

 

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to

 

SAM GOWEN, Proprietor Phone 360 | hammer and tongs.

| parting shot.
| "Yours are weak chargés made
| by a weak man,”’ hissed Alderman
Hilditch to Alderman Newton
| through the noise.
Clayton in the Scrap

With lulls more or less prolonged
Alderman
|Clayton got into the melee with

the battle raged on.
juntempered denunciation of tht
| hotel business men
if make

application for the renewal of their

men as bum

they could not proper
“They deserve to lose
| them,” Alderman Clayton.
|‘‘Surely to heavens,"’ he exclaimed,
| “these people know by this time
how to apply for renewals legally.
|All the same,"’ he added, ‘']
|not for one moment think that the
\law will stand for these men
losing their

| technicality.”
| Alderman Kerr was not so sure
this. His

| licences.

said

do

licences on a mere

lof

experience as a
|Licence Commissioner in Alberta
|was that the merest shade of a

flaw in the legality of an appli-

   

 
  
   

         

  

feasible plan for gettiy

matter in dispute 1 al _
none however, and the ; bin:
ment to the amendment oor
ried. Alderman Hildite} a "a
derman Smith voted for the ; 7
ing of the disputed py law anu
ment. Against havi; ; thé oma
discussed next Mo; day ae —
Alderman Clayton, Ald hat na
glas, and Alderman Newry Wad
the entangled aldermen extr Per
themselves from « mmittes aa
whole a motion Aiosd :
Newton to have the matter} 7
for six months « rted ae
derman Dougla d deal
Clayton fell down, and th, mot i
to have it up again nex Monies
night was carried, Alderme, Kirk.
patrick, Morrissey, Hilditc) ad
Smith and the Mayor ; ioe
So Monday night “ie
more discussion, and yy rhaps die

pute.

P.S. PROMOTIONS

Continued fror

 

lcation meant goodbye for ever to

a liquor licence.

Amendment on Amendment |

midnight,
feebly
the

of

Although well after
| the

to extricate

councillors managed
themselves from

loctopus grip of ‘Committee

the Whole” and contrived some-
jhow to report “progress,”’ ther
really was no progress at all.

| First a motion by Alderman New-
jton to reject the alteration in
the by-law was amdened by AIl-

jderman Hilditch in favor of ac-
| cepting the alteration. An amend-
ment of the amendment was made
ito

| week.

postpone the question till next
This Alderman
would have opposed out of exist-
jence if there had been any other

Newton

 

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lier, Milja Gurvich, Earlimond ly.
trace, Larine Larsen, Jean Bailey
Moya Bailey, Henry Me Ker me
Sydney Hunter, Harry Lake, Rob
bert Reddie, Herminia Corral Fred
Corral, Lawrence Thomson, Thom.
as Cobb, Helene Olse;

First Primer Div. V to Second
Primer B Div. V: Albert Palme
Olga Kask, Walter Owen, D roll
Jones, Helga Hal Isabel
Kirkpatrick, James Kelly, Joh
Kelly, Leonard Anderson, Garnet
MePherson, Levina Solem, Teddy
Linceln, Rose Day Kay Bro.
man, Pearl Latuli;

Honor Rolls: Deportment, De.
othy Tremayne Prof
Grace Carroll; Reg
Punctuality, Sydney Hunter

Class A Primary to First Prim
er: Norman Mc! H Kirk
patrick, Mary Hancq, Constas
Cowper, Tony B 1 Ra
mond Scherk, H rd Frizzel
Grace Lee ; Helen M Rob
ert Gardner, Violet M ver, Erk
Holland, Clary Knott, Willie Ma
tgomery, Julius Maggi, Ladao Le
KO.

Class B t { \ \
Lundgirst, Philip M Pass
Mazzei, Isabella McK Annu
Crossley, Lily ‘ ‘ a
son, Alida Joh: H M
Chrissie McKen? \ Nehring

Class ( to { B Aleck
Johnson, Eva Cay \rthur
Collier, Alph e French, Vice
McInnis, Robert Doug T
dore Halvarso Frank Morrison
Bertie Duns I re Bensté
Morgan O'Bri

Provincial R Pr
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larity ard Pun
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Important Meeting

Baptist Brot meme
are requested ®
church tonight } ps
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ANNOUNCEMENT

 

CORZ LOW as OW . SLIT, yy \
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Wm. T. Kergin, M.D., President

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT

 

The company has the largest and best equipped vault in
the City. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at moderate rates.

To persons who contemplate a more or less extended absence
from the city and are at a loss what to do with their securities
and property, we tender our services at a very moderate charge.

The vault is absolutely fire proof and .the door which weighs
three tons is both fire and burglar proof.
the city for valuable papers, jewelry, etc.

The only safe place in |-

David H. Hays, 1st Vice-President
M. J. Hobin, 2nd Vice-Pres. and Manager

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hands.

Estate Exchange.

 

acted.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT

This company will take entire charge
of real estate in the absence of the owner
or for those who wish to be relieved of the
reponsibility, collecting rents, paying taxes,
making repairs, looking after insurance
and taking all the trouble off the owners’

Members of the Prince Rupert Real

A general Insurance businesss trans-

 

ANNOUNCEMENT !

 

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

Deposits received payable on de-
mand. Interest allowed at the rate of 4

per cent. per annum, compounded quart-

erly. We allow the use of cheques, thus

combining the advantages of a Current

and Savings Account, $1.00 will

 

 

open an account with us. ly set

The Management of The Continental Trust Company, Limited, wish to announce that their office is now fully equipped in all departments for the
transaction of business. The public is cordially invited to inspect the premises, Second Avenue, Continental Trust Building. :_ : :

TRUST DEPARTMENT

Executing all deeds, discharges, etc., also for bond i
financial, industrial and all other corporations under mor's*s
deed of trust, and in the management of sinking funds in co”!
tion therewith, .

Providing for safe investments in first mortgages «\(
good securities, for collection of interest, dividends,
other income, and for managing and winding up estat

Countersigning and certifying the issues of stocks ai’!
of mining, industrial and other corporations, thus pr’
shareholders against the danger of over-issue through erro!
wise and from irregular scrip.

For companies or firms in financial difficulties.

For the benefit of creditors, in cases of bankruptcy

tlement,

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