WE SHALL BE

CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW

DOMINION DAY

 

This means a heavy delivery for us to take
eare of on Wednesday, We can give you better

service if you phone orders early.

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FRESH SHIPMENT OF
Fruits, Spring Vegetables
The Prince Rupert Fish & Cold Storage Co.

LIMITED
FRANK S. EVANS

 

Phone 123 Phone 123

   

   
   
    
       
  

   
          

THE DAILY NEWS

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{NEWS FROM SMITHERS |

 

 

 

Cut worms are devastating
some of the Bulkley Valley gar-
j dens.

Moran & Polley of New Hazel
ton contemplate opening a pool
room here in the near future,

Arthur Duncan, an Endako
rancher, is on his way to North
Dakota for a visit to his old home.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brewer

came out from Ootsa Lake a few
days ago, being the first settlers

 

THE BEST AT THE ———

PIONEER DRUG STORES

PAGE & SHAW’S CHOCOLATES

Shipped by Express from the Factory
= ~ DO YOU KNOW THEM? ———

 

to bring a wagon through from
Ootsa,

W. W. Wrathal!, the Hazelton
photographer, who recently vis-
ited Smithers, has some excellent
views of the townsite and sur-
roundings.

J. Linkison King, ©. F., who

has charee of Liarold Price’s sur-
veving operations in this distriet
is expected to arrive here shortly

to undertake surveys in this vi
cinity.

F. B. Chettleburgh will pay a
visit to the Copper River coal
fields to arrange for the continu-
ance of development work, which
will be in charge of 7. K. Ashman.

It is understood that Lynch

 

 

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Made in England. Best in the world.
MALL’S DISTEMPER
Ranges, Stoves, Etc.

Lowest in Price.

Our Prices Are Lowest in Town.

 

Bros. of Prinee Rupert will es-
tablish a branch of their grocery
and provision business in Smith-
ers as soon as trains are running

to this peint.

Chief Constable Gammon is
making a tour of inspection
through the Bulkley Valley and

in to the Decker and Burns Lake
distriets. He is accompanied by
Constable Kelly, who will be

tioned at South Bulkley.

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FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

Established 1908

oe SS rr
Ship Chandlery
Fishing Tackle
Rifles & Shotguns
Ammunition
Paint

' Corrugated Tron

Builders’ Hardware
Steel Blocks

Pipe Fittings
Valves

Hose

Rubberoid Roofing

Carpenters’ Tools
Wire Cable

Iron Pipe

Rope

Pumr:

Stoves & Ranges

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Has the Largest Circalatioa in Nocthera British Columbia

THE DAILY NEWS

Prince Ruper’s Artistic Job Printing Establishment

 

 

C.H.LI.C

DAILY
MEMORANDUM

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 0 CLOCK

A Remarkable Expression _ of
Public Confidence

is shown in the statement of this company for the fiscal
year ending March 31st, 1913. As compared with one
ear ago, the following figures are exceptionally in-

resting: se Ra ren

Reese Haren ee —

Seieioe 2 au oa - cs
This Remarkable = Is Positive Eyicome of the
BA ay mw and Practicability of the C, H. I. C. Plan

y One-Querter Million Dollars Loaned to Contract
Relecbe et 5% Simple Intervst during the past Fiscal Year
If You Desire a Home of Your Own—If You Would Be
Independent of a Landlor¢—linvestigate This Plan Now

The Canadian Home Investment Company, Ltd.

“Canada’s Old Reliable”
Home Odice Pacific Bidg., Second Floor

 

 

   
  
  

F.. M,
Vancouver
proceed to

Dockrill came up
last week and
Morice River,
his company, the Prince
Coal Fields, Lid., is
an extensive group of coal cla
on which there are deposits
good extent and quality.

The site for the government
bridge which is to connect Smith-
ers with the east of the
Bulkley has been chosen, and B.
C, Ay Affleck has surveyed a road
to the station. He states that the

will
where
tupert
prospect ing
ims,
of

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difference in elevation between
the river end the town is about
100 feet.

-_ SEE — ———
Skeena Land District—!istrict of Coast,
Range 5

Take notice that Martin Swanson, of
Prince Rupert, B, C., occupation painter,
imtends to ly for permission to pur

chase the following described lands:

Commencing at @ post planted at the
southwest corner of Lot 43075, thenee
north 20 chains, thence west 40 chains,
thence 40 chains in a southerly direetion
round the shore, thence 40 chains in an

easterly direction round the shore to the
t of commencemen!. containing one
mdred and ret. acres more or less

ARTIN SWANSON
Dated June 24th,

1013
Pub. June 30, 1913--Auge. 25, 1013

 

WATER NOTICE.

Ber oaate ta Site  Oyp Ont Weis.

gente “or Primes u oD. oa vit “s a
0 per » wi

for 4 license to store or pen back it apply
feet of water from an u creek, @
stream Ronee in an cooterey Aigeouen and
ng Goose Bay near Granby Bay
Fe ht
o ons A t

or tw be 4 1,000 feet from mou sf
stream, will be used for ae
geqpemse under a notice of application for
& leense to take and use water, fa

with, on the land described land
sdjolning west side of Granby Day Town-
This notice was

poste
on the Seth day of Apri iota,
4 will be led in

“aE

ater Recorder at Prince 3 RK B

Objections may itn the said
Water ag Comnpiectier
He ~eee, Rights, Fertlenens Bulidings,

104-10-16- Se G. AR. T. SAWLE.

 

Notice of Application for woe Mapegeet of
ana ror eperoeel of

by of Lande.

om . notice that the PORT EDWA
TOWNSITE COMPANY, LIMITED, or
Prince Rupert, in the Province of British
Columbia, will apply to the Comptroller
of Water Rights for the approval oi
lans of the works = be constructed for

p
te utilization of water from Wolf
ett Shoes Distriee fe which spplica-

tion made by the company, upd

has btn gud byt 2 roller “of

said Se aie tae pee WNSITE ‘co
‘the °° works ter diver

construction |
two cubic feet

Wolf Creek for Municipal
The and

rivulare Fequired Dd.
pocgon, One of Sertion 70 of a Water
ae have been fled with the

Commptrolier of Wa ants at Victoria,
with. the. Water” Recorder" ‘at Prince

Ripert B. C.
take notice that the said PORT
EDWARD TOWNSITE rT LIM
ITED, also intends to apply Part
Six of the “Water Act” for approval by
the Minister of Lands of the undertak ine
<. the company as outlined tn the plans
ritculars now on file with the)
r of Water Rights and with the
Wat r Recorder at Prince Rupert, B. ¢.,
in connection with the company’s appll-

“ the lteath nde
apie application, u ec
90 ome ‘Water Acts aia the a
on proval o undertaking b
the Minister of Lands as aforesaid, ore by
file in the oMce of the Water Recorder of
Skeena District at Prince Rupert ¢c.,
and in the office of the Comptroller ol
Water Rights at Victoria.
Objections to the applications may be
ified with roller of Water
| Rights, Parliament Bu rae Viewerts,
| Dated at vemnce tangent Rh C., this 19th
COMPANY

|day of June 5
Peel nee TOWNSITE
By A. W. Agnew, Agent,
Duly 14, 1048. a. A

 

 

 
 
   

   
   
   
 

  
    

      
      

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CHAMBERMAID wanted at the * ae
Hotel.

KITCHEN HELP —— Wanted = at ae
Cafe 19eer
WANTED—-Suite of three rooms with
bath, for three gentiemen Apply Box
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FURNISHED room for Phone 154

140tf

rent

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished house; five
large rooms; corner sth and McBride;
$30. se per Month, rhone Black 320
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SENTIMENT or PROVINCE
18 INSTINCTIVELY LIBERAL

Continued ‘from page 1

sis of argument than the pre
sent rejuvenation of the Liberal
party. However one may = ae
count for the obliteration of

the party both in provincial and
Federal parliaments, the fact is
that the of today are
bringing themselves into for
the nent
permit of

child's

Liberals
line
}a political contest at
lelection which will not
the of
piay.’

‘There is in any constitu-
ency in the provinee an ab-
of utter and contemptuous

characterization

sense

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SAME DAY

SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaves Prince Rupert 6.30 a.m.
Returning, Leaves New Hazelton
8 p.m.

Fae $5.30 Fee

FOR ROUND TRIP

Tickets at Cole's Cigar
Store

Get Your

Special rate of fare and one-
third for round trip will apply-
June 28 to July tst. Good
turning July 4th.

re-

A. E. McMaster, General Agent
Office: Hart Block 3rd Ave.

Mrs. George BD. Tile and her
family of four children left on
the steamer Prince Rupert this
morning. They will spend two
or three months holidaying on
Vancouver Island, proceeding
first to Victoria and then to
their summer residence at Shaw-
nigan Lake. Mr. Tite will join
them in the latter part of July.
Mrs. Cohen, whose husband has
a general store business at
Hazelion, went south on the
steamer Prince Rupert this morn-
ing.

Phones 187 and 430

   

   
    
 
 

    
  

 
     
    
 

 

 

Shirriff’s Lime Juice - -
Raspberry Vinegar
Blackberry Wine -
Port Wine- - -
Imported Black Cherry Wine

STALKER & WELLS

J G6 ! tr
a oo an pe = ty disappointment over the un-
wehae & CO. 130 statesmanliike poiiey of the Me
TWENTY-TWO White Wyandotte chickens} Bi ale administration, During the
y Pump § :
a Apply Pum; a oan | last three or four years -; .
ts of the alienation of the
FOR SALE-—Black bear cub; healthy and fee , .

‘| good tempered. Price $8. Apply to Crown's resources in the prov
ete Stuart, Meanskinisht, B. ince and the absolute negleet of
150-61 |

HORSE ; anything like their permanent
ORS at y for le; a o

RSE and page Tor sale; shee yours] development together with the
hatehed Apply Fleventh Avenue/ failure to encourage the settle
Chicken Ranch or P. 0. Box 59 failure , -" rags . ; 7
152-55 ment of land and of industry
have become patent even to those
electors gifted with only the
Lost and Found most embryonic powers of dis-

+ cernment.

LOST—Gold mounted Ptarmigan claw As to public sentiment on the
Apply Datly News oMmee 150-52 Imatter of the Borden naval pol
LOST—Diamond ring. Finder rewarded. |icy, the wobbling attitudes of Sir

ae ; :
Sox 68, Daily News. 44°} Richard McBride, the conflicting
rm@iand contrary positions taken by
: P the last three years,
Miscellaneous him during the ta ee
have diselosed in him an ‘oppor
tunism’ which five years ago the
WASHING taken in or work by the day onla ) Oo e 0
Mrs. Eaton, 528 7th Ave. W 153-58 e + = os ind ate would
WILL E. Lorne Denton please write to his ve Peles sepeae ae Mt ON
sister Nellie at Wiltshire Hotel, Seattle |OCCUpPYINE so prominent and
wee 149-54 naturally so influential a posi
6, H. 1. ©. 5% LOAN CONTRACTS wanted./ tion
Will pay more bonus than Co. at ma ow .
turity, or within three of loan, Also When Sir Richard said, and
buy ali numbered under eleven Wire apeate io ne vi) i ;
SU manera, t065 Sanen Ave... ¥en repeated, ‘No naval poliey can be
couver. Reference, Bank of Ottawa satisfactory to the Province of
169-56 British Columbia whieb does not
: provide for a fleet unit on the
DOMINION DAY) !".)..(°2 0's
to which an immediate and trem
e ulous response was given from
every part of the province. When
he began to vacillate the people
lost. their bonfidence not in the
principle of the Pacific fleet unit
HE but in the man who has appar
ently renounced that principle

“The people of British Colum

bia as a whole are now selling
their political bearings and per
spective in a way they never had
before. For years they were
carried away, stampeded, by the
premier’s high sounding prom
ises and his oft-repeated, un
original and stereotyped state
ment that bis government had
brought the provinee out of
bankruptey The phrase is so

timeworn that it has ceased to be
historic and thoughiful men in
his own party, as well in the
Liberal ranks, are beginning to
sense’ the events for which Sir
Richard takes credit. They are
beginning to understand what
actually did take place and are
beginning to ask the premier
tell them something new. It is
extremely unlikely that the seph-
istry plausibility and guile of
Sir Richard wil! avail him in the
future as it has in the past.”
Mrs. William Manson went to
Vancouver this morning. She
Was accompanied by Miss Mercer,
late of the public school staff.
Miss Mereer has resigned her
position on the school staff here

as

to

 

 

 

 

and so will not be returning to
this eity.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kohout
left on the Prinee Rupert this
morning for Seattle, Wash. Mr.
Kohoul, who was manager of the
Club Barhgr Shop on Second avye-
nue, wif resident of Prince
Rupert for about a year and a
half,

  
    

  

FIRST CLASS GROCERS

  
  

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50c
50c
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75¢

 

 

 

Hl Se 1 the ch " Coun
{ LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. 0."
and ny j
Keonomy in house Sait Up in the
is at Geo, D. Tite's. Third Ave. | '"# \
nue, 128if the
“Th’ only time advertisin’ don't ae -
pay is when you haven't got the Dominick '
I
goods.""——Abe Martin, suete. wh
At 2:15 this afternoon another} son were | Jol
coyote was shot off % the exe. ; Court
vation near the G. T, P, Inn, No
damage was done. R, A. MeG
Miss Milligan, of the public the Canad
school staff, left on the steamer Compan
Prince Rupert this morning for] "9S '
a holiday in the south Wis '
Miss Johnstone, of the public] gehen)
school staff, has gone to Van-| morning
couver to spend her holidays Rupert f
there

If you require a chair or couch
re-upholstered, get prices at Geo,

D. Tite's, 128-.tf

ht. W. Wilby, of the Depart
ment of Marine at Victoria, was
a passenger to Granby Bay by
the steamer Prince Rupert on
Saturday night

Mrs. Raymond, the mother of
W. J, Raemond, city editor of the
Empire, went south on the Prince
Rupert this morning. Mrs. Ray
mond intends to visit a sister at
Wallace, Idaho.

According to a report brought
from Essington, Constable Pat
Phillipson on Friday last econ
fiscated a kee of rum found in
the possession of some Indian
fishermen. No details of the af
fair are to hand

Mrs. G. A. Bryant sailed for
Seattle this morning to see her
father, J. B. Sloan, of that city
Mrs. Bryant received a wire yes
terday evening stating that Mr:
Sloan was in very poor health

H. L. Murdoff, a well known
resident of Prince Rupert, left
this morning on the steamer
Prince Rupert for Vancouver, en
route to Fort George, where he

intends taking up a pre-emption
He does not expeet to be in Princes

Rupert again until the fall of
1015.
Mrs. Jenna, Miss Ivy Jenne

and Miss Grant left today on the
c. P. R. steamer Princess May on
what to be a most de
lightful holiday trip to Alaska
ind the Yukon Among other
points of interest to be visited
are Skagway, Whitehorse, Daw
son,, Fairbanks and Nome. From

promises

the latter place they will sail via
the outside passage to Seatth
The trip will extend over some
five or six weeks

REV. McLEOD RESIGNS

Announced His Leaving from the
Pulpit Last Night.

At the
the

of the ser
First Baptist Chureh
the Rev. Warren H
announeed his
the

conclusion
fiom at
last evening
MeLeod
of
nouncement
to the
was no doubt
After the
trustees
me, at
present.
then

resigna
The

came as a complete

tion pastorate. an

congregation and
keenly regretted
the board of
business meet
Mr. McLeod was
resignation was
made, to take ef
fect July Sist. When the
trustees found from the state-
ments of the pastor that his de-
cision was final the resignation
was aceepted with expressions of
regret and many kind wishes.
Mr. MeLeod left on the Prince
Rupert this morning for Vie-
toria, and will be away about ten
days. He goes to attend the
Baptist convention.
During the two
pastorate here Mr.
actively interested himself in
everything tending for a better
ment of conditions, being espeei-
ally enthusiastic in his endeavors
to obtain reereation grounds for

surprise

service
held a
which

The
formally
on

years of his
McLeod has

the young men and children.
He is an enthusiast on the moral
good of athleties, and upon any

public question could express
himself with reasoning force.

——— bee

Read Jabour Bros.’
ment, page 2.

advertise-
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for SUMMER SPORTS

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For Every Outdoor

Occasion

YOUR DEALER HAS THEM
SEAR HAS THEM
You Might As Well Get
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PACIFIC TRANSFER C0.

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov.

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Pp}

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Architect

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of British &

Room 11,

BOOKKEEPING - AUDITING

Bootkeeping Taught

Prone 112

METALLUROY

fies. Phone Black 41

160
land,

Aiyaush,
Apply
Hotel, Room 4

W. J. JEPHSON

Barrister and Solicitor

jumbia
atchew

Netary Publi:
Federal Block, @ Rupert

by Private Lessons

Terms Reasonad'«

WENDELL R. JONES

313 2nd Ave

BROWN & BUTTERS

ANI

Privce Rupert

LAND LOCATED

acres best
Naas River

located f
Friday

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Phones 187 and 430

        
         

 
  
  
   
   
   

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Rupert Bakery

po announce that we have opened

Third Are, and
of the subiic Hote!
fe a apecuity. Greed

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CHEAP BUY?

Lots if

Price $750 each

Then Look into

Balance

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Real Estate and Insu

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Phone Bive 308

 

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Engineers, Stationary Ma
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