NEW CHAMBER
BEING FORMED

Canadians in London Form Cham-
ber of Commerce to Promote
Anglo-Canadian Trade and
Safeguard Canadian Credit.

(Special to Daily News.)

London, Jan. 25.—At a meet-
ing being held today of represen-
tative men in London connected
with Dominion affairs, it was de-
cided to for ma Canadian cham-
ber of commerce, having among
its objects the encouragement and
promotion of Anglo - Canadian
trade and commerce, the safe-
guarding of Canadian credit, the
development of Canadian indus-
tries by British capital and the
furtherance of Canadian interests
in the United Kingdom. Mr.
Turner, agent general of British
Columbia, was appointed chair-
man.

 

For Sale.
Five draft horses, from 1,400
to 1,600 poundds, cheap. At
Prince Rupert Dairy. 6t

..Whites Portland Cement...

G. C. EMMERSON-
AGENT

 

 

 

 

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Prince Rupert Lodge, .0.0.F.
No. 63

Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening

 

Phone 125 Naden Block Second Ave

 

ADVERTISE IN THE
NEWS

All members of*the order in the
city are requested to visit
the lodge.

A. DOUGLAS, N. G.
W. G. BARRIE, Sec.

 

 

 

tion 2 at the recent sale, I
returning this balance ‘to

city. If you have property
cash call,

3rd Ave.,

WANTED

Of $8,000 sent me by a British client to invest in Sec-
have
$3,536, and have been advised by this mail that instead of
invest
for
with particulars, on

Thomas McClymont

  

 

  

   

left over the sum of

 
    

the
your

other
and wish

parts of
all

in
sale

    
     
     
   

   

 

 

 

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Appeals to the Business

When a man's time is worth
a great deal more to him than
the cost of a drink habit cure
he is not going to drag along
for twenty-eight to forty-two
days taking a treatment when
he can get a cure in three days,
without hypodermic injections,
and be surrounded with every
comfort of home.

A PERFECT CURE.

The Neal internal treatment
cures the periodical, occasion-
al or moderate drinker and the
nervous man who has to drink
to keep from becoming nerv-
ous. It takes away all inclina-
tion to drink, all desire and
craving to drink, by neutraliz-
ing the poison of alcohol in the
system and ridding the blood

THE NEAL

 

 

THREE DAY CURE
FOR DRINK HABIT):

the Banker, and Man in all the Higher
Walks of Life |

BECAUSE OF THE TIME IT SAVES THEM

1250 Broadway W., Vancou ver, B. C.

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WANTED—Man

Wri
Prin

tor,
343,

te, stating salary
ee Rupert.

Maternity nurse open for engagement.

Box 2159 News.

chas,
Red 204,

WANTED — Restaurant
also bedding and cheap furniture

range,
for about
9-tf

Per

cher,

ten rooms. P.

as bookkeepe

outnt,

r and collec-
expected, box

Apply
tf

CLEANING, pressing and dressmaking. Mrs.
820 3rd av

enue, Phone

especially
O. box 105,

FIRST class lady stenographer wants em-

ployment in law office or general office;

best of r

News.

eference,

Address box A100,
13-16

Os Os 9s a Ps Ps

Business Chances

to happiness,

and reliab
1, C.
f24

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Freee ee

Lost and Found

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rm ms mt ts me te mers he

MARRY—The Ideal Introduction Club leads
Strictly private, high class| rectly

est. Aduress

Wilson, box 1776, Vancouver, B. U,

 

 

and Professional Man,

ill be
p. m.,
ive the

held

Fridé
directors’
to elect new directors for the ensuing year. |
By order of the
25j WwW. M.

in the Police Cc
ay, January 26th,
and other

Board

The annual general meeting of members

ourt room at
1912, to re-
reports, and

WRIGHT, Managing Sec.

 

 

 

of the poison by a rapid sys- F< or rR at

tem of elimination, leaving the —

drinker in the condition that : 5

he was before tasting liquor, [|OMlce on Second avenue,

so far as the effect of alcohol close to Government office. $20

may be concerned—all appe- ee

tite for drink gone—and he @ }/3_,o90m house on Fifth ave-

DEN aera nue; partly furnished..... $18 |
The treatment consists of

ee Stes of 4-room house, across Hays

a harmless remedy, tonic in Tisnate 15

its action, that removes the Parnas Se NS ame ett * 9 8 $

eraving for liquor in a very

few hours.
DRUG HABIT CURED.

At the Vancouver institute
we also treat drug addictions
with uniform success. Call,
write or phone for booklet, giv-
ing full information.

INSTITUTE

Phone Bayview 686

 

 

 
  
 

& COLDS

not only stops a cough but cures

it. Its tonic and

properties enable the system to
permanently throw off a cold.

35c for large bottle.
Sold everywhere.

J. L. MATHIEU CO., Prop.,

 

OF TAR @
COD LIVER OLk,

TO Apia a
COUGHS

Mathieu’s Syrup

of far and Cod Liver Oil

SHERBROOKE,

 

     
  
   
 
   

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One

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MATHIEUS OTs

Restaurant on Second avenue.
at Lakelse,

Store,

Second Ave.,

  
   
 

C&sh, bal,

cash, bal.
lot,
cash, bal,

Three lots, block 7,
% cash, bal. 1, 2

cash, bal,
wo lots,

% cash,

lot, bik
cash, hal,
wo lots, b
$50 cash,
wo lots, b
$75 cash,
wo lots, b
#75 cash,
me lot, bie
cash, bal,

arm land

street,

Jeremiah H: Kugler, Ltd.

Phone 317

x,

ASK UNCLE JERRY

block

block 214,

corner

Limited,

Prince

One lot, block 30, section 1, 8

6, 12 and 18 mo

One lot, block 16, section 1, 8

6, 12 mo

14, section 14,
1, 2 and 3 years,
section 1,
and 3 yea

  

6, 12 and 18 mo,

 

bal. $
ck 9,

vasy.

lock 49,
bal, €15 per mc
lock 10,
bal, 15 per mo.
lock 16,
bal. #15 per mo,
ek 40,
$15 per mo,

FOR SALE.

section 7,

only

FOR RENT.
Second avenue

CE RUpS
a

A

section &, 8315
section &,

section 8&8,

G. R. NADEN COMPANY

Rupert, B.C

  

 
   

1,995;

$1,000
6,500; 82,500

$16,000; \%

$2,500 cach;

rs
$6,500 pair;

10,

$1,500; $300
$525; $225

yonths,

$1,750; %

Two lots, block 29, section 14,
% cash, bal, 6, 12 and 18 n

One lot, block 6, section 5,
cash, bal, 6, 12 and 18 mo.
1 One lot, block 28, section 5,
i cash, bat. $50 every thre n
$ One lot, block 7, section 6,
i cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18 mo
{ One lot, block 7, section 6, §

1,600; $1,000

Section 7, $1,500; %

cash, bal, 6, 12 mo.

One lot, block 16, section 7, $650; $300
cash, bal, 3, 6 and 12 mo

Two lots, block 42, section 7, $550 each;

per month,

$600; $200

section 8, 8400 each;

nth,

each;
Two fronts,
$300 each;

#375, $100

$25 per acre.

and Seventh

 

: —THERE ARE NO “DEAD ONES” HERE—
~ a § “ ~~!
+ &
l 1| ’
Phone 150 * For Rent MORRISSEY’S
The Insurance People| ‘~~~~~~~~~~~ STATEMENT
6 FOR RENT—Two rooms, over Wallace’s.
Fire Suitable for offices or apartments. Ap- | RRS
Life ply H. S, Wallace. istf (Continued from Page 14.)
Accident nt |
'Plate Glass I their pay checks, and by this
Employer’s Liability nsurance time Alderman Morrissey was
Contractors’ and Personal Bonds De going over the pay roll. He found
Policies vo Direct OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just|{he timekeeper credited with 444
Mack Realty & Insurance Insurance’ ‘The Mack Realty and Insurance Co {Hours, but the City Clerk ex-
Qo irmirmrrmermnsmsrmncrmsrmemermsme | Diained that this: account was by
diallers j |error entered twice and passed in
aeons Wanted the. hurry with which the ac-
a fe: ae counts were gotten up to close
WANTED—Two waitresses at Hotel Cen-|the affairs of the old Council. Al-
C= wal. §t /derman Morrissey could not see
WANTED--At once, young man with gen-|how station men could get full
oe ee Bie” ltime and other men 47 hours
over full time when there were

several rainy days that month.

The overtime was explained and
then the Superintendent was al-
lowed to speak. Alderman Mor-
rissey in his report had stated
that the office of superintendent
was superfluous, but the popu-
larity of Mr. McNeil was evi-
denced in the fact that several
members spoke of the effect upon
his reputation the suggestion of
a padded pay roll must have, He
tackled this point’ himself and
urged the fullest investigation, as
the odium of the suggestion that
the pay rolls wert padded fell di-
upon him. Also, in the
ley vent of the pay rolls being found
regular he asked Alderman Mor-
rissey to his influence with
|The News to have this put in as
lbig type as “One Hundred Miss-
ing Men” was printed in.

 

 

use

Prince Rupert General | Hospital Association. / publication of Alderman Morris-

He was perfectly
clause was ab-
foundation and
thrown out of

sey’s statement.
satisfied that the
solutely without
that it should be
the report.
Alderman Bullock-Webster said
it had been the means of some
mistakes being discovered in the

SAINT SanS Ahlah. thiriah. female pup. | There were other minor eT
Owner may have same by paying for) e¢yracies found in the pay roll,
this advt. at News Office, 298tr : . s :
Opp. Bank of Montreal : : jwhich the City Clerk excused on
LOST—A gold watch, between the wharf ‘a , ssmenee 7 ‘enara-—
and New Knox Hotel. Apply Knox Hotel jaccount of the hurry of pre per
for reward. tion, one of $181 instead of $81
—_ —— LOST—A red leather pocket notebook,| being among them.

Finder return to The News ve Pie cane 7” ry at
WawearA, Alderman Montgom« ry said
| they were all blacklisted, includ-
bE (i eae ea eines ane ~ [ing the Council, Superintendent
NOTIOE. |MeNeil and other officials by the

pay roll and he thought they
might with profit pursue the mat-
ter further,

| The Mayor said if there were
lirregularities it was the duty of
Alderman Morrissey and _ every
other alderman to call attention
to them, and he-thought Alder-
man Morrissey justified. He now

thought they could well afford to

|}pass a motion fully exonerating
all those directly or indirectly
implicated, and that they might

postpone further discussion of
the subject until Monday evening.
The discussion was continued,

however, by Aldermen Morrissey,
Kerr, Douglas, Clayton, Maitland
and Montgomery, and ended in
the passage of a motion to the
effect that the Council had thor-
oughly gone into the matter of
the shortage of men; that the
records produced by the City

Clerk accounted for the shortage
satisfactorily, and the Council
felt it was only justice to the of-

ficials of the city to place that
fact upon the records.

This was moved by Alderman
Morrissey, seconded by Alderman

Montgomery, and passed without
a dissenting

NO SETTLEMENT

Council Met W. J.
Without Practical

voice.

Morgan, but

Result.

An effort to adjust matters be-
tween the city and Contractor W.
J. Morgan, who asks for payment
of his account for grading sub-
section H 4 of the city, was made
No definite conclusion

last night.

discussion of the matter by a
tired Counei! which had already
sat for about five hours in the
afternoon. A proposition made
that the account be settled at

$4,000, through the amount was
considered small by Mr. Morgan,
might have been settled on had
there been a full board present.
The matter is held over.

 

Prince Rupert's leading hotel—
Savoy,

 

M’KEEN & HUNTER

Horseshoers
Carriage Repairing
General Work

FRASER AND SEVENTH STREET
Phone 59 Red

 

 

 

——— or h eS

Kelly Townsite

SO CALLED

Officially Known and Registered as

New Hazelton
ShEOMCS

The vigorous justice of the Ganadian Railway Commission has established Ny
British Columbia.

of commanding importance in
Through the efforts of Pringle & Guthrie, solicitors at Ottawa for the N tal
Company, Limited, and Mr, Robt. Kelly's vigorous fight for the “square deal,” | Mr, Kelly

has been connected with that of the new city.

Mr. Kelly owns Section 2 of the
istered, the townsite of New Hazelton.
ern Interior Land Company, Limited.

is offic
is the |

townsite, or, as it
3 of the townsite

so-called “Kelly”
Sections 1 and

This company is composed of a number of leading business men of North:
who are right on the ground and who are thoroughly in touch with conditions, Fro: .
of experience and thorough knowledge they selected the present townsite of Ni
has been named by some, the “Kelly” townsite, as the strategic location for the ney
north,
This in itself would fully establish public confidence in the
importance and stability of New Hazelton be required, it
Robt. Kelly, known throughout Canada by reason of his wide
there. Where hardheaded business men lead you need not
the Mercantile Section 1.
The
absolutely
New Hazelton,
along the Grand Trunk
This will likely be increased
Moreover, there are
MUST establish themselves
Prince Rupert will then be

new city. If furt!

is

the supplied by the
business interests, |

such fear to follow B
Centre
“Kelly” townsile—either

of the Canadian Railway Con

the so-called

decision

Hazelton, or
the emphatic
sometimes called the
Pacific. For it has a
from time to time.
{1,000 people in the
in New Hazelton
established.

stability of New
established by
starts with a big lead
of from

“Kelly” townsite,
monthly payroll $150,00
the
because

immediate vicinity citizens

in the early reg

spring,

thousands of outside people will flock into New Hazelton in the ea

to Prince Rupert will then be established, \

Besides,
train service

in the

outside
of 3,000 to

Besides, thousands of
should make it a thriving city

Think of this development. It
of New Hazelton you ean set no bounds.

The shrewd factors of the
saw it to be the
know how
Edmonton,

people will flock into New Hazelton
4,000 people before 1912

of the future. It is of the present—n
Buy in the Mercantile —Section 1

closes.

is not
section
Hudson's Bay Company put Hazelton on the map b
logical conimercial centre for the great interior portion
they have been locating the great cities of Western |
unerring judgment is being proved again in the }

They
You
Calgary,

successful in

Their

case ol

South, east, north and west of the new city stretches a territory having a rad
miles, filled with coal, silver, copper and other minerals, Capital is already bus
resources. Millions of acres of rich fruit and farming lands lie within the sam«

already being oceupied by actual settlers,

To develop these virgin flelds branch railway lines must be built= Just as old

the greatest pack train outfitting centre in the world, so will New Hazelton be one
important railway distributing and general commercial centre of British Columbi
mistake, Section 1 is the Mercantile centre. Buy there for big profits.

$60,000 was the-price paid in Calgary the other day for a lot that cost $50(
You see examples like this without number in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Regina, Mi

or any thriving western city.

What are you going to do about the new city of the north? There is just on
site of ‘New Hazelton,” whatever other names it may be known by, whether it !
“Kelly” townsite or New Hazelton.

We, the Northern Interior Land Company, Limited, own Section 4, the Merca
Section 3, the residential section, The station grounds and sidings are located |
and partly on Section 4. See official maps and blue prints.

To make the situation perfectly clear, we may again emphasize the faet tha
registered consisted of Lot 863, Lot 882, the Taylor section and Lot 885, Beecau-
ouwnership of Mr. Taylor the new town is sometimes called Taylorville in the nort!
celebrity given to New Hazeltou by the Railway Commission it has also been dubbed
site, But these names all apply to the same townsite—the registered townsite of N

There were only two ownerships of the land to start with, that of the North:
Company, Limited, and that of Robert Kelly, of Kelly, Douglas & Co. The propert
Interior Land Company, Limited, consisted of Lot 863 and Lot 885, or Sections 1 a
site of New Hazelton, Mr. Kelly's property consists of Lot 882, or Section 2 of

and as the Railway Gommission has
probable that Section 2 will b
that the station grounds and

railroad
this section, it
you to know,

Section 2 is adapted for purposes,
depot shall be maintained on
tion of the new city. We want

on Section 1, our property.

seeme
however,
business
particular!)

retail and general
railway sidings

that the best
and from the

It is a matter of common knowledge
little distance from the depot,
to be no exception to this rule,

Many of the merchants and business men of old

is
promises

some

Hazelton have bought property 4

on Section 41. In fact, three-quarters of the buildings now erected are on this se
must necessarily defer to the decision of the people on the spot, for they are in tl:
to judge,
What are you going to do about New Hazelton? Never again in Vancouver, Calga af
will there be opportunities like this of the early days. The opperiunities have
Hazelton, And they will move early away from there, so far as you are concerned
quickly,
The prices have been put purposely low at the start. The price of lots in §
is about what prevail in new and unknown towns. New Hazelton will have 1,000 to 1
the start. Yet some of our best corners are going at a third the prices that are |
towns of the same population,
In a few months the first whistle will toot for New Hazelton station, Your lot s! ;
in value by that time, The price of lots in Seetions 1 and 3 range fromm $100 to $1,200 '
prices are for today olly, and are liable to change without notice. *

syonyen
Northern Interior Land Compati

Vani

a, KUGLER, Sole Agent
A ince Rupert Office: Second

Second Floor Carter-Cotton Bldg,

Ave, wanted ev:

Agents