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WE HAVE A CLIENT :

For One or Two Good Lots in Section
One. Submit Your Listings.

Second Avenue
Telephone 83

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THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 3

HARDWARE
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Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
Tinware
Graniteware

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies

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FIFTH AVENUE

Lot 6—Block 10—Section 6
$1700—$800 Cash

‘Law-Butler Co., 3rd Ave.

LARGE CROWD
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| face of the packed crowd pushing
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This was one of those incon-
| veniences to be expected on such
}an occasion, but that the people
|were enthusiastic in their ad-
|miration and approval of the new
j}opera house there was no room
| for doubt. From the
pavement in front bearing the
roomy chairs pro-

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| FoR RENT—4-room house, 640 8th a
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well heated!

FOR LEASE—MclIntyre Hall; i
Phone 116.)

and lighted. J. H, ROGERS,

Insurance

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settlements. We write every known class of |
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co,

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BARBER wanted; 65 per cent.
minion Baths,

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WANTED—A general servant. Apply Mrs. |
Palmer, cor. 4th ave. and Hays Cove
Circle. Telephone 209. uw

WANTED—Servant girl; other maids kept.
Apply Mrs. L. W. Paumore.

WANTED—Position by young man in|}
grocery or hardware business; 7 years’| =
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| MKEEN & HUNTER

Horseshoers
Carriage Repairing
General Work

AND SEVENTH STREET
Phone 69 Red

—THE

Westholme Lumber Co.

LIMITED—

COAL

$8.50 Per Ton, Delivered

~ Lumber and Mouldings

| - Avenue

All Kinds of Building Supplies

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Phone 186) j;we eks

NEW INDUSTRY
AT OCEAN FALLS

Old Country “ Mewspaper Cutting |
Reveals Remarkable New Enter-
prise About to Be Launched—
Demand Desirable Residences.

Wanted, to correspond
with owners of haunted
houses with view to investi-
gation. It will be to the in-
terest of owners of such
houses to communicate with
advertiser. References ex-

| changed. Chas. Dendricks,

care of Ocean Falls Co., Ltd.,,

Ocean Falls, British Colum-

} bia.

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| “Aha!” quoth our sleuth as he

| scissored out the above interest-|

from the Overseas

Daily Mail. “What meaneth this

yer? Aha, and yet again Aha!
A new industry methinks! Haunt-

| ed houses supplied to order for
climbers after social distinction
in the rising cities of Northern
|B. GC. Family ghosts and ghost-
}esses supplied with without
rattling chain accompaniment.
| Monks, Nuns and Bleeding Cava-
liers always on hand. Special
varieties must be ordered a few
in advance. Haunted
| Houses in the Elizabethan, Early
|Norman or Renaissance = style
{ready now. Several choice non-

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One lot, block 98
cash, bal
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cash, bal
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cash, bal
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$75 cash,

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$1
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ck 40, sect
$16 per un
FOR SALE.

on Second avenue

at Lakelse

Restaurant
Farm land

FOR RENT

Store, corner
street

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FOR SALE

SECTION 1.
ornare | Lore 23 and 24, Block 8,
also bedding and cheap furniture | 0 % cash, balance very easy terms.
P. O, box 105. | Lot 31, Block 16, $8,500. §4,000 cash,
, 12 and 18 months. House and barn; |
rent $100 per month.
to introduce House and/| Lots and 10, Block
woman's magazine). Make cash, 5, 12 and 18 months.
No money required, ts 3 and 4, Block 8, $10,000.
Give refer-| 9% and 15 months.

Young man for railway train;
some restaurant experience |
Apply Newstand, wharf, 3t/

deseript styles on hand. Aha,
and yet again aha!”

thing was-found to te charming. lw ARTED
one

The decorations are good, the! preferred.
scenery 1s Tt and the mov- | ANTED — Restaurant outfit,
ing pictures can be seen to much]! range,
ng picyy : 3 } for about ten rooms.
greater advantage. 9-tf

Professor Werner played the

curtain raiser, an overture with|~
the ambitious: title “Westholme| gimpie copy on request.
Grand March,” which introduced ences. Address Circulation Manager, | SECTION 2. |
. ‘ | House and Home, 347 Pender street} a y
a special feature war film show- west, Vancouver, B. C. Several good lots in this section cheap
; , : | SECTION 56.
and 17, Block 17, $1,000

ing the Italians in Tripoli. This} | Lots 16
and 12 months.

followe y a vi ville act | sh, 6 +
followed by a vaudeville act| Block 22, $2,600. Want one offer
Bell and Dale and topical} uu house and cabin.

i or terms 7-0
: t | 26 o 3 00)
|songs by Miss Goldie Barnes. A | meee er errr erermereth | 25, with tw 3- room

8, esebo
i i $1,000 cash, 12 and
FOenes ae Rete + the | TBs el Business Chances | Lo

600.
Cents,” followed, played by “The
ttre mm F

Store, corner
street.

Jeremiah H. Kugler, lid

Phone 317

Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. ‘

a ms eo cle a ss es ee es BE

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Section 1, $15,-| ae - ilascathiactal
| ISOLATION HOSPITAL

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Dr. Reddie to Report with Another
Plan wereve

ADY wanted 11, $15,000, 1-3

Home (the

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$10 to $20 weekly.

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Reddie, medical health of-
written the Council
stating that he has been m-
munication with the Provincial
Health Officer on the matter of
isolation hospital. He men-
a suitable building and
view asks delay
report a definite

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Phone 150

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WANTED $2,100. in ec
mornings,

Borden st.

general servant.
J. Lorne MacLaren,

Good
Mrs.

“FROM HOME TO HOME."

HOTEL ELYSIUM

Sid. Sykes, Manager

The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver.
Excellent Cafe. Moderate Pwices.

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tions that

1S¢€ 6,

8 months’

5 9 and i0, Block 45,

, 12 and 18 months.
24, Block 28, $900.

2 months,

9, Block 40,
, $950 $300 cash,

This is @ snap
29, $500, $250 cash, 6

SECTION 6.
and 9, Biock 36, $2,800.
, 12 and 18 months,
and 14, Block 25, $3,000.

months.

SECTION 7.
|Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 21,
j cash, 6, 12 and 18 months,
| mn é jiock 15. $450 cash,

- re + anna , $900.
Lost and Found 12 months.

Mari
Ac

late Glass

$800. $400 cash,
and

with

6 and site are in
for further
proposition,

£450 cash, P
Employer's | }
Contractors’ and | Pe sonal Bonds

Policies Wr
assort-

patterns Mack Realty é hori

P.S.— Houses and Rentals

Famous Westholme Comedy
Trio.”

with 3-room house and

MARRY—The Ideal Introduction @lub leads | balance 1 and

to happiness. Strictly private, high class |
and reliable. Best in the West. Addr

I. C, Wilson, box 1776, Vancouver, B. uy}
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J. W. SHIRLEY, 773 Taylor st., Prince Ru- t

..pert. Locator and timber cruiser; govt}
land for pre-emption or _ purchase,
Nursery stock for sale. Phone 305
P. O Box 993. 4t
| J. Jabour Makes an Effort in
Council to Have His Building
on Third Avenue Raised 20
Inches at City Expense.

7, Block
months,

mt Saat received, finest

$1,400; ment of woolens, latest
‘ in tweeds and fancy worsteds.
000

$4, jwill pay you to look at them.

|Sweeder Bros., merchant tailors

| Hergerson block, entrance in the

6 and} ‘
lane, 3t

- Vancouver, B.C. 3

1142 Pender Street West
; Phone 8500.

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PHONE 301 rome

PONY EXPRESS

sama.

Lots 18 and 19, Block 37, $1,500. $1,000)
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months,

| SECTION 8.

| Lots 3 and 4, Block 15, $500.

LOST—-One diamond sleeve link between | | Lot’ a, Block 10; 9450.
corner of 8th ave. and McBride and Cen- 2 years.
tral Hotel. Rturn to Peter Black, Cen- corner, lots 19 and 20, Block 16,
tral Hotel, and receive reward. ur 750. $378 cash, 6 and 12 ‘months.

I ot 6, Block 11, $350. $175, cash, 6 |

iz ‘months.
FOR RENT.

Jos ss orm ere ms serra |
l |3-room house, 7th avenue,
| | $20 per month.

For Sale
$-room house, 4th avenue,

Se ms te rs eres ere ee $15 per month.
| . Cabins jmone a A

Apply Drexel usiness Lots in New Hazelton.

4 ot | Lots in Fort George, right at the G

townsite

Topay’s POLICE NEWS

1 and|)Gamblers Fined—One Case Ad-
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SYSTEMATIC MERCHANT VER

 

$250 cash,

When in Vancouver You Should Stay at the

CARLTON HOTEL

Finest Cafe in B.C. European Plan. Rates $1.00 to $2.50 per day.
Het and Cold Water in each room.

‘4 Baggage, Storage and Forwa gent. Te
995 cas 5
$225 cash, Kige or Motor Car

| Double Seventh Ave. and Fult Phone W.

he

his

signed a pe-
claim the aie
accruing
on

Claiming that
tition waiving
city for any
through change
Third avenue, J..
ed to the Coun

.Grand_ Hotel.

Workingman’s Home
Free Labor Bureau in » Connection

Phone 178
GEO BRODERII S, Proprietor,

LINDSAY'S ©

G. T. P. Transfer Agents

was fur-
Magistrate
All the evi-
however,
Sly and R. M. Parte
each $18 and
this morning.

y on Vac hans case
>

>

Joseph
Fulton;|ther adjourned
Carss this morning.
this

damage is
of grade
Jabour last night
by letter
m to have his build-

20 or 22 inche
grade. He wanted this work | one 160-acre farm in Alberta, near Wetas- |
on , kiwin; one 160-acre farm in Alberta,
done at city expense. The matter TAKE NOTICE. near Cowley To trade both for Prince}

referred to the Citys Engineer | outstanding accounts due the! Kupert property.
. a olved firm of Ching, Now Co

and the Board of Wor

near

near McBride;

 

dence case is,
Charlie
fineds

gambling

in

; in,

CORNER CORDOVA AND CAMBIE STREETS

Vancouver, B.C

appea

FOR SALE
and il

Rooms,

3 Collie pups. :
pers city. T. P. were

llow
|, osts for

ing raised s to get

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Lots in Masset,

 

 

We bought a traveler’s samples
They make good mats
cheap. at

That
lately
are pay le to Yuen Now, kwong

PRINTING CITY
BALANCE SHEET

Tenders Opened in Council Last
Night from Four Firms—Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.

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1s f Carpet.

List your property with us—we have) ‘)
oes the buyeta j}and are very

Wallace's.

C. A. VAUGHAN
BACK IN TOWN

| Felts of Remarkable Signs of
a | Growth and Coming Prosperity

| Up River and Along the Bulkley
Valley — Big Business Ahead.

sale

. ARTAGE and

STORAGE

information Free.
Th. COLLART

Sole Agent

Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd.
Bcx 805 226 6th 8t. Phone 381

MAY ARBITRATE
M’MORDIE CASE

Proposal to ‘Have Old Contract
Dispute Arbitrated Instead of
Going to Appeal—Situation Un-
settled—May Have Meeting.

is a proposition hanging

by which possibly

of Mc-
settled

 

MR. REAL ESTATE MAN
CAN YOU TAKE A HINT?

The following is a sample of a kind of letter
The Daily News frequently receives. This
one is from a man in Alberta

Orders promptly fille

 

 

 

OFFICE~—H. B. Rochester. Vent?

 

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HOTEL for SALE

Lot with 24 furnished room Hotel,
good location, Sec. 1, for sale
at a hacentn price.

JOHN DYBHAYN 319 3rd Ave |

We Offer For Sale
The Following Property.

} tions

SONS OF NORWAY
Meets Sundays at
p. m.,
Norwegians ar‘

2nd and 4tl
Tenders for print
of the il ba
the city opened
last night, as follows:
Empire Publishing
city to furnish cuts for
specified.
Journal Pu
exclusive of
firm agrees t«
supplied.
McRae
_ everything
Daily New
$150, excepling
The tenders
the Finance co
sideration

- n Ué
ing 000 copies in ir}
sheet for

council

annué lance

were in
Ru-
Co.,

night

C. A. Vaughan of
pert, representing Sloan
Ltd., returned to town last
from i trip to the Bulkley Valley
and to New Hazelton. He reports
business in his line exceptionally
good all along the road and men
that of really great

strides toward prosperity are very

om Rlevent | apparent the way up

4 ane Ave. river and into the Bulkley dis-
Sixth Ave. | trict. Mr, Vaughan, himself

Borden St.) of the “dressy men” about

though not the

with Hank nevertheless a}
great musher regular Jehu oe:
behind a dog He holds a Sage
| walking record and really does

: | eo some nthe ural Prince Rupert Lodge, L005
Continental Trust Co. ° v0 8

5 s in the Hé

Second Ave. LIMITED; For sale—Soda fountain and Meet Evening
ere : . Every Tuesday nt
Insurance| @!! appurtenances, C, H. Orme, tf der in ¥

Rent tbers of U '

ight

Prince
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There
in the balance
the settlement of the
Mordie vs. City may
by arbitration.

This, City
frankly told
night, would
for

Co., $4132,

case
two mats mee

Dear Mr. Editor:
be

Me and some friends of mine would like to buy a few city
lots in Prince Rupert, but we don't know anyone at present
in Prince Rupert, so we have written to ask if you would be
kind enough to send me on your daily paper, as I am told it
advertises the most city lots and property for sale in Prince
Rupert, for which I send you on some stamps. Hoping you
will oblige us, and apologizing for the trouble.

Yours respectfully,

A SPECIALTY

Dressmaking and Repairing

Cleaning & Pressing Work Done
soo HOPE

533 8th Ave!

COD

blishing Co., $74,
two mats, whic h the

bind in if they are

Peters
last
per
and the

Solicitor
the Council
be costly, $25
arbitrator
lawyers’ too, which would
be much more because a judge
can keep lawyers within bounds,
while a rule a trio of arbiters
cannot,

Signs

day each o Rupert

Bros., $145, Three lots, Block 6, Section 1,
Avenue,
Two lots,
Two lots,
One lot,
2 lot,

including

fees, now all
Block 8, Section First
Block 1, Section
Block 9, Section 5,

Block 13, Section 5,

Publishing Co.,

mats,

one
referred to as town
mmittee for con-
and COTS:

were :
Fourtl class

Fifth Ave

5, Section 6,
, Section 6,
Section 7, Ambrose
Section 7, Sixth
Section 7, Eighth

Ave in
is
and
teain.

same

THE DAILY NEWS has the biggest circula-
tion of any paper in the district. It is all
bona fide circulation too. It enters the
homes of real estate investors in every
leading city in Canada as well as England

and the United States.

Do You Catch the Hint? |

Two lots,
One lot,
Ohe lot,
One lot,

 

Ave
Ave
Ave,

Block 2,
Block 21,
Block 27,

Uniess the city can agree to
arbitration the City Solicitor must
j enter the city’s defense in the ap-

| peal pending.
|Seal Cove Residents Want a New|: Peters’ recommendation
| | rather toward an effort at mutual
Plankway. |agreement between MeMordie and
lthe Council at a special meeting,
which may be held this week.

PETITION FROM FAR OUT

1s

B

Bloc

Estate
fety Deposit Boxes for

residents have peti- =
| tioned for the

hundred

Seal Cove
All

men
city

 

are request
the

rebuilding of about
feet of
connecting the road passing the|
B. C. Ti

roadway in|

ciTy HALL HEATING J. G. Vierick Mends.

G. Vierick, the popular
timer who has been seriously ill
for eight weeks, underwent an
operation successfully last night
at the general hospital and is
making good progress. Drs.
Kegert and Reddie carried out
the operation,

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plankway

J. old nv. G.

Sec

»| Lengthy Discussion of Proposed
Plant with Architect.

DOUGLAS

A
G. BARRIE,

WwW.

;WANTED:

LOTS - IN - PRINCE - RUPERT

Anglican, chapel to the
«& old
order that merchants may deltver |

the
easier access

Referred to
and Board of

Timber ¢

 

After a lengthy discussion of
| the merits and details of the pro-
posed system of heating to be in-
|} stalled in the new city hall at
| whie h Architect Potter was pres-
lent and re plie “dd to many G uestions

ly Fresh Eggs Ac. a Dozen’. te
STALKER & WELLS.

plant, which were as follows:
.

State best cash price,
best prices with 1-3 cash,
balance on terms. Be sure
and give height above street
or below grade and if level,

goods and _residents there} Also

to
City
Works.

their!
En-

General House Furnishings

THI
yee F urniture Store
2nd Ave. and 6th §
Entrance 2nd Ave

may have
homes.
grineer

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THE WEATHER.

Quinton

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Western Foundry Co., $1,973;
Smith & Mallett, $1,960, and Wil-
liam Grant, $2,255." The lowest
| will be accepted,

For twenty-four hours ending 5

a. m., February 29, 1912: Bar.,

}0,222; max, temp., 40.0; min.
25.0.

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Pantorium
Phone 4,

ADVERTISE
NEWS

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