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“QUEEN ALICE OF ENGLAND”

THE UNCROWNED MRS, KEPPEL | “The News” Classified Ads.

EEAUTIFUL LEADER OF SOCIETY IN THE DAYS OF KING ED-

WARD VII, BANNED FROM COURT OF ENGLAND, STILL
WIELDS WOMAN'S SCEPTRE OVER PRINCES.

The recent news from St. Mor-;to as “Queen Alice of England.’
itz that Mrs. George Keppel is}

Although the crown princess is
planning an invasion of London} with her husband it is said that
society with a view to occupying) all guest lists of royal entertain-

Eg A ea a td re Fs Ht ro

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BE ce ce es

asain the position of leader as| ments pass through the hands of
in the days of King Edward, is| Mrs. Keppel, and she is in effect

strengthened. It is now reported
that she has attached the German) perial heir apparent.
crown prince to her train of ad-| Assisted by Mrs. Asquith.
mirers, and has become the ab- Not onty this, but Mrs. Asquith,
solute arbiter of fashion at the wife of the British Premier, who
|}has been there for some time, is
Mrs. Keppel, it is said, holds|said to have become Mrs, Kep-
daily court at the Palace Hotel,|/pel’s fast friend, and to have
where she is familiarly referred) promised to assist in furthering

winter: resort.

the court chamberlain to the im-

| FOR ISLANDS

Special Trip Made by S. S. Prince
John with F. S. Greene and
Costly Plant for Development
of Mineral Prospects.

 

| Specially chartered for the trip
jthe Prince John last night pulled

 

WANTED:

We have an immediate purchaser for one or two good lots in Sections
Five and Six. Submit your listings.

Lot 40, block 16. sec. 1, Price $6000. $2500 cash, balance
12 and\l8 months. Look this up.

PATTULLO & RADFORD

For Sale

Second Avenue
Telephone 83

ut for the Queen Charlotte
j Islands with a cargo of heavy
idrilling plant and other mine
developing machinery on board,
the propert yof the syndicate
represented by Mr. F. 8. Green,
|whose enterprise on the islands
| was recently noted in The News.
| Mes Green himself accompanied
the shipment of plant and will
superintend the erection of it on
| the claims controlled by his com-

 

 

 

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

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

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

Builders’ Supplies

Plumbers’ supplies
HARDWARE
Oils

Varnishes

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| pany. Evidence of activity in de-
jvelopment o nthe islands this
| Spring and summer is now in-
creasingly apparent.

| LOCAL JOTTINGS.

| F-F-Foolish F-F-Fellows.
Michael Harry
| Woods today
spot each for frolicking over fre-
quently where flowed the frothy
| flagon.

| i ceaschalaasies

| ‘Tickets for grand concert to be
held next Monday night in the
Methodist Church, 6th ave., at 8
| o'clock, can be secured at all drug
stores of the city. it

Dwyer and

| Forgery Case Postponed.

| The Nick Rocovich forgery case
|} Was postponed this morning at
| the instance of the defendant. It
;comes up again tomorrow.

Best room in town at the Savoy.

Chelohsin Arrives.

The Chelohsin arrived at Prince
|}Rupert at 7:30 this morning.
| Among the passengers were J.
| Onions, Dr. Fairbairn, Mrs, Con-
stant, Mrs. Rooney, Messrs.
Knowles, Barry, Ross, Dobson,
Kendall, McLeod, Blow, Ferrier,
and twelve in the second class.
| Leaving Vancouver the vessel had
berth taken, bring-

number of cannery

|nearly every
jing up a
hands.

 

her ambition to become again a
power in the British court. Mrs.
Keppel will go to Berlin at the
close of the winter season, which,
taken in connection with her
| friendship for the crown prince
and Mrs. Asquith, lends further
color to the rumor that she is
playing a high political game in
order to further her ultimate so-
cial triumphs.
Got Back at Americans.

Before the arrival of the im-
perial visitors, Mrs, Keppel was
snubbed by Americans,
who only remembered that she
was not received at the English
;}courtL when King George came
to the throne, but she became
friends with Mrs. John Ward,

\.ughter of the American ambas-
sador, Whitelaw Reid, who was
stopping at the same hotel. As
soon as she came into power she

several]

| WANTED—Partner in good
forked out a five|

 

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| put those who snubbed he in the
| background. Since then she has
dictated everything, even to the|
style of dancing at the hotel, |
ordering that the |
trot,’ then being intro-|
several

summiarily
“turkey
duced by
barred,

Mrs. Keppel has
| England eighteen months, spend-
jing half of that time at Ceylon
} in the residence of Sir Thomas
| Lipton, which he loaned to her
after King Edward's death. She
returned to Europe via Japan and}
has been much in Dresden, where
j her daughter is completing her
| education,

Americans, be

been out of

 

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Skeena Valley
Bulkley Valley

LANDS

 

 

easy terms.

 

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, Limited

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000 00

Fort George District

IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS—

Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on

 

Valley

FARM
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-THERE ARE NO

“DEAD ONES”’

 

{ For Rent

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FOR RENT—4é-room house, 640 8th ave.
Apply Phone 313.

FOR LEASE—MclIntyre Hall; well heated
and lighted. J, H. ROGERS, Phone 116.

mere eer ee

Insurance
eat cio
OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just

settlements. We write every known class ot
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co

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Westholme Lumber Co.

LIMITED

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$8.50 Per Ton, Delivered

Lumber and Mouldings
All Kinds of Building Supplies

First Avenue Phone 186

 

 

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WANTED—A rooming house in good lo-
cation, to rent or lease Good tenant
Apply to John Dybhavn. 319 3rd ave.

COOK (good) wanted at once
Essington, Port Essington.

BARBER wanted; 65 per cent.
minion Baths.

WANTED—A genera! servant. Apply Mrs.
Palmer, 720 4th ave. east. ieee ae
209.

EXPERIENCED chartered accountant, at
parent employed large trust company,
fancouver, dsires locate Prince Rupert.
Can anyone use him? Box 5, Daily
News. 54-5t

Apply Ho.el
54-6t

Apply Do-
uw

SMALL furnished house wanted, two or
three rooms; moderate rent. Apply XYZ,
News Office. 54-3t

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

concern by
smart business man. Apply box 10,
Daily News. 54-2

WANTED—Position by young man in
grocery or hardware business; 7 years’
experience; best of references given. Ad-
dress A, Daily News. 5t

WANTED — ReStaurant outfit, especially
range, also bedding and cheap furniture
for about ten rooms, P. O. box 105.
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MARRY—The Ideal Intrcduction Club leads
to happiness. Strictly private, high class
and reliable. Best in the West. Address
é Cc, Wilson, box 1776, Vaneouver, B, C,
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Miscellaneous

$ermesrmermed

 

emer meres

J. W. SHIRLEY, 773 Taylor st., Prince Ru-

..pert. Locator and timber cruiser; govt.
and for pre-emption or _ purchase.
Nursery stock for sale, Phone 305.
P. O Box 993. 4t

 

TAKE NOTICE.
That all outstanding accounts due the
lately dissolved firm of Ching, Now Co,
are payable to Yuen Now, Kwong Sun
Chong Store, 909 Third avenue. 4t

 

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

Take notice that the partnership here-
tofore subsisting between Thomas Stewart
and the undersigned, known as the Hays
Cove Fish Market. carrying on business on
Sixth avenue, at the City of Prince Rupert,
is hereby dissolved as from the first day
of February, 1912.

And take notice that I will not be re-
sponsible for any debts incurred by
Thomas Stewart in relation to said part-
nership after the said first day of Feb-
ruary, 1912.

Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 10th

day of Februcry, 1912.
JOHN JOHNCOX,
By His Solicitor, Lewis W. Patmore.

TO HAVE ATHLETIC
GROUNDS SOON

Continued from Page 1.)

Scheme Takes Shape.

The Mayor and Aldermen led
the applause which followed this
splendid speech, and it was dis-
length, The City En-
gineer was requested to state
what there was avail-
able and other points. He stated
that he had a contour map for
every part of it that could be
used, It would be wise to con-
sider what part was available and
how best be accommodated all
who might wish to use it for
sports before giving out any at
all. There was about twenty-
five acres, of which two were
taken by the. reservoir, four
needed for the militia grounds,
so there would be ample for ath-
lelie grounds and little corners
left for parking.

It was then decided that the
whole Couneil, the City Engineer
and the representatives of ath-
letic clubs already formed should
view the ground at an early date,
the tennis ground to be looked
into at the same time.

It Dawned on Her.

(Dallas News.)

The teacher had the letters
c-a-t on the blackboard and was
trying to teach litthe Pansy Peev-
ish to pronounce the word, but
Pansy couldn't come it. “Think,”
said teacher, “what is it that has
some whiskers and comes up on
the porch late at night when it is
cold and begs to come into the
house.

“Oh, IT know!'” exclaimed little
Pansy, a great light dawning,
“it's papa!”

cussed at

acreage

FOR SALE

SECTION 1.
Lots 23 and 24, Block 8, Section 1, §15,-
000. 4 cash, balance very easy terms.
Lot 31, Block 16, $8,500. $4,000 cash,
6, 12 and 48 months, House and barn;
rent $100 per month.
Lots 9 and 10, Block 11, $15,000, 1-3
cash, 5, 12 and 18 months.
Lots 3 and 4, Block 8, $10,000. 1-3 cash,
9 and 15 months,
SECTION 2.

Several good lots in this section cheap.
sEeoTi

iN 6.

Lots 16 and 17, Block 17, $2,100. $1,000
cash, 6 and 12 months. ee

Lot 30, Block 22, $2,600. Want one offer
for terms. 7-room house and cabin.
Lot 8, Block 25, with two %8-room
houses, $2,600. $1,000 cash, 6, 12 and
18 months,

Lots 9 and 10, Block 45, $800.
6, 12 and 18 months.

Lot 24, Block 28, $900. $450 cash, 6 and
12 months,

Lot 9, Block 40, with 3-reom house and
barn, $950. $300 cash, balance 1 and|
2 years. This is @ snap. }

Lot 7, Block 29, $500, #350 cash, 6 and|
12 months, |

SECTION 6. |

Lots 8 and 9, Block 36, $2,800. $1,400)
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months. |

Lots 13 and 14, Block 25, $3,000. §1,000/|
cash, 6 months. |

SECTION 7.

Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 21, $3,450. i-4
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months.
ot 6, Block 15, $900. $450 cash, 6 and}
12 months.

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

SECTION 8. |

Lots 3 and 4, Block 15, $500. $250 cash,
6, 12 and 18 months, }

Lot 3, Block 10, $450, $225 cash, 1 and
2 years.

Double corner, lots 19 and 20, Bloc
2750. $375 cash, % and i2 mo

Lot 6, Block 11, $350. $175 cas.
1¥ months,

FOR RENT.

3-room house, 7th avenue, near Fulton;
$20 per month.

3-room house, 4th avenue, near McBride;
$15 per month.

Cabins Close In.
Business Lots in New Hazelton.
Lots in Fort George, right at the G. T. P,

townsite,
Lots in Masset,
ne 160-acre farm in Alberta, near Wetas-
kiwin; one 160-acre farm in Alberta,
near Cowley, To trade both for Prince
Rupert property.
List your property with us—we have
the buyers.
information Free.

$400 cash,

 

Th. COLLART

Bole Agent
Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd.
Bcx 805 225 6th &t. Phone 381

HOTEL for SALE

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

JOHN DYBHAYN 319 3rd Ave

We Offer For Sale
The Following Property

Three lots, Block 6, Section 1, on Eleventh
street.

Two lots, Block 8, Section 1, First Ave.

One lot, Block 31, Section 1, with build

 

 

ings, Fraser street.
Two lots, Block 4, Section 6, Fifth Ave.
Two lots, Block 1, Section 2, Atlin Ave.
One lot, Block 18, Section 5, Borden St.,
with house,
Two lots, Block 4, Section 6, Fifth ave.,
with double corner.
Two lots, Block 5, Section 6, Fourth Ave,
Two lots, Block 18, Section 6, Sixth ave,
Two lots, Block 16, Section 6, Sixth Ave
Ofe lot, Block 21, Section 7, Sixth Ave,
One lot, Block 27, Section 7, Elghth Ave.

Continental Trust Co.

Second Ave. LIMITED

Real Estate Insurance
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent

 

 

Regular Shipments of

FRESH EGGS

Received at

Frizzell’s Meat Market

Direct from the Ranch

 

RE PERMITS FOR AND ALTERATIONS TO
BUILDINGS.

Extract from Bylaw No, 10, Clause 4:
‘The erection or alteration of any
building shall not be commenced in the
City of Prince Rupert until a
such erection or alteration shall first be
obtained from the Inspector by the owner
or his agent, and no such owner or agent
shall proceed with such erection or altera
tion until said permit has been obtained.”

; Penalty.

Extract from Clause 169;

“Any person found pullty of an infrac
‘lon of the bylaw shall be Mable to a fine
not exceeding $100.00”

Application form and permits for build-
ings and alterations may be obtained from
onice of City Engineer.

 

ermit for|“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 a.m.

 

160 Acres Crown Granted
Porcher Island

Lots 25 and 26, Block 23, Sec. 7
Splendidly Situated

2 Lots, Block 4, Section 8
100 ft. from Conrad St.

Magnificent Hotel Site
2 Large Lots, Port Simpson

Frank A. Ellis

Auctioneer, Appraiser and Property Salesman
2nd St.. Phone 44, Near Hays’ Bldg.

— ————

REAL ESTATE

Mere mention of it brings
to your mind the idea of
Security.

It is the basis of all
wealth; the foundation of all
values.

The man who owns real
estate OWns something
tangible; something that
cannot be cornered and its
price forced down,

Real estate in Prince Ru-
pert is particularly desir-
able. It grows more valu-
able as the years pass
Those owning Prince Rupert
property are not only earn-
ing a good rate of interest,
but the principle itself is
growing as the property be-
comes more valuable.

I have some of the best
“buys” to be found in the
city. See these:

Lot 39, Block 5, Section
4, $2,500.

Lots 1 to 5, Block 41, Sec-
tion 8. $3,500 the 5 lots. A
snap.

GEORGE LEEK

Prince Rupert, B. C.
Investigate cur 8 per cent.
Real Estate Mortgages.

 

 

 

Exclusive Offerings
icin
REAL ESTATE

Lot 4, Block 27, Section 1, §2,500.

Lots 54 and 52, Block 16, Section 1,
$31,000 pair. Good terms,

Lots 23 and 24, Block 23,
$30,000 pair. Terms.

Lot 30, Block 16, Section 1, $3,000. Half
cash,

Lot 5, Block 28, Section 1,§ 2,800, Half
cash.

Lots 15 and 16, Block 9, Section 5, $2,100
pair. Half cash. Balance in one and
two years,

Lots 21 and 22, Block 11, Section 5, $4,000
pair, $1,500 cash, bal. in 6, 12 and 18
months,

Lot 11, Block 32, Section 5, $1,000. Terms.

Lots 4 and 5, Block 27, Section 6, $2,800
palr. $1,300 cash,

Lots 11 and 12, Block 5, Section 6, $3,850
pair,

Lot 20, Block 13, Section 6, $2,500.

Kear 30 feet of Lots 13 and i4, Block 5,
Section 6, with six-room house, with
bath, 62,500. Easy terms,

Lots 19 and 20, Block 34, Section 7, $650
each, $250 cash.

Lot 4, Block 23, Section 7, $600.

Lot 13, Block 6, Section 7, $600.
cash, bal, 6, 12 and 18 months.

Lots 40 and 41, Block 6, Section 7, $1,100
pair.

Section 1,

Quarter

Lot 3, Block 21, Section 7, $525.

Lots 4 and 2, Block 26, Section 7, $900
pair. Easy terms.

Lots 8 and 9, Block 20, Section 8, $750
pair. Half cash,

Lakelse and Kitsumkalum farm lands in
large and small blocks,

Stock in the Prince Rupert Building &
Invesunent Company, Ltd., at $10.00 per
share. Call at our ofmMece for prospectus
and statement of earnings for the past
year.

—INSURANCE—

McCaffery & Gibbons

THIRD AVENUE

 

UNION S.S. COMPANY OF B.C., Lte

The new steel Passenger Steamers

“Chelohsin”

— AND—

“Camosun”

Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver
as follows:

“Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 9 p.m.

Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening
and Monday morning, respectively

None safer on the coast than these two

 

Phone 116

 

A. E. OAKLEY,
Building Inspector.| J. H. ROGERS, Agent

fine passenger steamers =

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One lot, block
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