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THE NEW WATERPROOF

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COAT IS THE “SALUTAQUA.”

It contains No Rubber Solution of
any kind, yet is Absolutely Water-
Resisting, Air-Free and Odourless.

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These Coats are now being sold all
over the world by Curzon Bros,., the
Great International Tailors.

However heavy the rain, it never
penetrates “Salutaqua” garments.

Let us supply you with one of these
Coats, which are invaluable for driving,
riding, fishirg, shooting, matoring, as
well as for town wear.

Price $12 to Measure.

(Buty and Carriage Paid.)
: IF YOU ARE DISSATISFIED
| 4 WE RETURN YOUR MONEY.
h Send a post card for a set of the “ Salutaqua "
/ patterns, fashion-plates, and simple self-
measurement system, by which a fit is assured,
no matter where you live.
Ask for the ‘‘Salutaqua”’ Fabries when writing,
f Address for Patterns:
SURZON BROS., THE CLOUGHER SYNDICATE (Depe 150%
449 Spadina Avenue, TORONTO, ONTARIO.

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60/62 CITY ROAD, LONDON, ENGLAND.

West End Depot: 1383 & 135 OXFORD ST.; LONDON, #.NGLAND.
Please mention this paper.

 

Mrs. W. T. Kergin will not re-
eee on ‘Tuesday.
the arrivals on the Ca-
mosun, which came into port
last right about 7 o'clock, were
GC. W. Peck and Vernor W. Smith,
who to Ottawa in at-
toldance Hazelton town-
siie case,

é, H, Rogers
Camosun from a month's visit
with his family in Vancouver. He
also visited Vietoria and Seattle.
Mr. Rogers says that while things
appear to be flourishing in Vic-
toria and Vancouver, — il e@x-
tremely dull in Seattle.

Among

hy the
Atlin,

Miss Ginn returned from a
southern trip teday on the Prince
Rupert,

Prinecéss Sophia from

have been
at the

returned by the

The Princess Sophia discharged
from Ketchikan at the Goy-
ernment wharf,

The government steamer
Leebro and the Skeena River
snag boat are in port.

G, A. MeNicholl, superintend.

ent of the G, T. P., returned this = eee
morning on the Prince Rapert. PONY EXPRESS

In court this morning| Notice of
John Mooney was committed for}
trial upon the charge of stealing
tks,

ice

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in Business.

R, W. Rogers
business and

Change

police

Take notice that
the

Dev year
Pony

purchased
Sasoline tar :

hi Express
Peterson and will con-
business under the
the dst day of

Sie ge ac
plait of from

| has
it

Angus Siewasi te ore! A
Hazelton, He says the mining} tinue the
outlook is flourishing. His prop-| same name
erty looking better every day! July, 49412. All accounts prior to
the Rocher de Boule a!lthat date mus! be with

vein of solid galena is| said Peterson,

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wm... OR SALE...

=” Edward Morrison offers his business and fixtures for
sale for $3,000 cash—$2,600 worth of Pool and Billiard
Tables; $2,100 worth of Bowling Alleys; $1,500 worth of
Fixtures and supplies

Lease runs far 3 years and 3 months.

Apply on the premises at Second Avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh Strests any time between 10 o’clock a. m. and
8 p. m.

ip ith Lowe STs Samuel
from
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and on settled
foot

exposed,

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DEFENDS HIS
JUICE PLANT

Supt. Matthews Complains That
Sorne One Has Been Disparag-
ing His Power Producing Ma-~
chinery,

Be

In of his well known and
expressive reports the other night
City Light Plant Superintendent
Matthews represented the
Council that complaints made re-
garding the supply from
the plant, whieh had come in from
planing mill, and other power
were not altogether justi-
and stated further that the
letters of complaint received
showed symptoms of having been
the same person, He
defended his plant, stating that
if was in every way eflicient, and
thal exists an-
to the own juice
for

one

to
power
a

users,

fied,

suggested there

 

mism city’s

interested
was by the}

report adopted

IMMIGRATION
STATISTICS

Important New Work of Refer-
ence Just Published by the De-
partment at Ottawa—tnterest-
ing Figures and Comparisons

27—The
the
thy

Wnimni-

Denar
Depart

Ottawa, June
gration braneh
ment of the Interior has
a pamphlet entitled “Immigra-
tion Facts and Figures” which
eontains facts and figures for
the last fifteen years. During
the last eleven and three quar-
ter years 2,418,712 immigrants
came to Canada, apportioned as
follows:

Maratime Provinces,

Quebec, 809,422.
504,129,
353,100,
and Saskatchewan,

issued

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1.

89,47
Ontario,
Manitoba,
Alberta

608,965,
British Columbia, 204,41
Not shown, 13,2214.

Of these 832,188 were
752,120 from the United
and 643,401 from  ontinental
countries,

British,
States

FOR SALE...

Rooming House
On 3rd Ave,, 16 rooms, with fur-
niture, Party leaving city and
will sell at a bargain priee, Call
at once for particulars,

JOHN DYBHAVN

 

Phone 384 319 3rd Ave,

 

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Skeena Valley
Bulkley Valley

IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWAKDS

FARM
LANDS

 

 

easy terms,

 

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, Limited

PAID UP CAPITA . $1,500,000, 00

Nechaco Valley
Fort George District

Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on

 

FARM
LANDS

 

 

 

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“The News” Classified Ads.

One Cent A Word For Each Insertion

—THERE ARE

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reasons,|FOR

| FOR RENT

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{ Wanted DID
et ses eee mers

WANTED
Rupert Sash & Door Co,

 

Prince
49-tf

First class wood turner.

1

PORTER wanted at Savoy Hotel.
140

GOOD general servant or
light housework Mrs
ith avenue

young girl for
A. Stewart, 346
152-154
GOOD sash and door man wanted
Prince Rupert Planing Mills,
Stn and Fraser Sts,

Apply
eorner
148-00

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Did you ever say in passing a rich

man’s home, ‘‘He made his money
easy, he was here in the

EARLY DAYS”

DON’T ENVY HIM, BUT IMITATE HIM

Miscellaneous

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FOR LEASE—Reooms oceupied by
Wanderers Club, at Warks |
Jewelry Store, 142-1r

capable and experienced housekeeper
wants situation, cooking for mess pre
ferred, Apply Box 5 153-154

NO more men needed at Goose Bay until
further notice. The Granby Consoli- '

dated M., 8. & P Co, 101-tf

now
Apply

A

the East in addressing a class of
young men said; ‘‘ The opportunities
of tomorrow will be far greater than
in the past, fortunes will made

For Rent

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PIANO® for rent,
Drug. Store,

FOR RENT-—4-room house,
Apply Phone 318.

LEASE—Mclntyre Hall; well heated
and lighted. J. H. AUGEIS, Phone 116.
Two suites first class house
keeping rooms, also store, in aew build
ing on 6th avenue, opposite Skating
hink All conveniences Apply Tony
Christian, 151-00

ms sms oss sens cose |

For Sale | eee

Bemisia | Where the Wem Meets the East |

Ay ply D. Keeley’s

140-tr
640 8th ave.
ally situated to handle the commerce
of the world,’’

 

 

WHITE LEGHORN hens and Pekin ducks |
for sale from my well known strain of |
these birds, te Solly, Lakeview | a; ‘ aa ‘ 4
Poultry Farm, Westholme, RoC. {54-126 | Situated on the west coast of Vancou-
oF af ver Island at the head of Alberni
FUR SALE—Two 9xtu logging engines, C 1 whee the A hi f th
with 4 large quantity of logging geav, | anal whee ‘he great ships of the
wire rope, ete, App R, Cunningham | acifie wi Se rj 2
& Son, Ltd, Port Estington BC.| Pacific wili bump nuses with the
99-tf } Iron Horse of the great trans-
Better erm armarncrmeai | continental railroads of Can-
j | ada. Alberni holds a com-
11 manding pesition not ea-
5 cies adale e ualled by any other sea-
MARRY —Why port on the Pacific
Introduetion Coast. There can
and home, :
character, If you wish first class, de
pendable service, address, with stamp,

be but one
Mrs. Wilson, Box 1776, Vancouver, B. ¢

Personal

 

remain alone?
Club feads to happiness
Strictly private; highest

The Jdeal

ALBERNI

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Lots are selling today from $150 to
$475 in ‘‘Flosslyn’’ the new addition
to Alberni.

Notice is hereby given that Jame A,
Carmichacl and Charles W. Embleton of
Prince Rupert, 8. C., carrying on business
resiauranters under the name cof Ex
change Grill, have this day made un as
Signment to me of their estate, 1
personal, credits and eiiecis, Whirt
be seized or sold or attached under e¢
tion or * Execution Act or Attachmer
for the Benefit of Creditors,

The meeting’ of the creditors will be
held at the office ot Williams & Manson,
Helgerson Block, Prines Rupert, B. C., on
Priday, the 5th vay of July, 1912, at
Yclock in the afternoon, 40 receive
statement of affairs and

These lots are solid on
the easy payment plan; their future

is sure and certain, and their owners

; wiii be asivnished at rapid advance.
it

ge ehinegeeneee

Frank A. Ellis

Real Estate Agent
Prince Rupert

for the general

notified to attend by
representative,

All claims tnust be filed with the under
signer! verified by @ Statutory. Declaration | =
and to entitle any creditor to vote bis
clam must be fled o1 the Gate
of th® meeting.

All Twrsons indebted to the
A. Carnechael and Charles W.
are required tw pay the amount due
them to the said assignee forthwith.

And further take notice that on and
after the 84h day of Juiy, 1912, the said
ansignee will proceed to distribute the
assets of the insolvenis among the parties
entiticd thereto,. having regard only to
claims of which he bas then received no
tice, and that he will not be lable for the
said assets, or any part thereof, to any
person or persons*of whose claims notice
shall not Have been received by hin on the
above \ast raentioned ‘late,

elther in person or

B.C,

or before COAL NOTICES,
sald James
rapier -

Skeena Land District—District of Queen
Charlotte Islands

Take notice that 1, William Watson, of
the City of Prince Rupert, B. C., contrac
tor, intend to apply for a license to pros
pect for coal and petroleum on and under
the following described lands on the west
coast Of Graham Island:

Commencing at a post planted 1 mile
east Of the southeast corner of Goal Lease
No. 7168, thence south 80 chains, thence

i

One of the old and great financiers of |#

with greater certainty end rapidity | ie
owing to modern methods, especially |®
those points in the west geographic- | ™

ALBERNI}

 

FREE! FREE! FREE!

A big beautiful 88 key
electric player piano, worth
$4,200 given away to the
pool players in the Base-
ment pool room, Empress
Theatre building.

 

A meeting of the Daughters oat
the Empire will be held on Tues-
day, July 2nd, in St.
Andrew's Church

3 o'eloek

Hall,

 

(a

DOMINION - DAY

in aid of the Sports, to be held

IN EMPRESS THEATRE |

ON THE EVENING OF

JULY Ist, 1912

commencing at 8.30 p, m,

An aggregation of the best talent
ever got together on one plat-
form in the city, including ;

Songs, Duets,
Acrobatic Feats,
Step Dancing,
Boxing Exhibitions,
Instrumental Songs

and Solos.

TICKETS 75c. and $1.00

To be had at Keeley’s Drugstore;
Cray’s Jewelery Store and
members of committee

2) ay

 

We Have the

Following Cheap
Properties For

Sale Exclusively

Section 6.

Lots 29-30, Block 22, $1,850; 1-3
cash, bal. 6 and 12 months,
Section 7.

Lots 15-16-17-18, Block 29, $500

a 4 Ona eh hel : 5
eb; i-v Oasii, bal, &€ and 42.

Section 8.

18-19-20, Block 20, $400
each; 1-3 cash, bal, 6 and 42.

Lots 1-2, Block 16, $900 pair;
1-3 cash, bal. 6 and 42,

Lots 12-13, Block 18, $950 pair;
1-3 cash, bal. 6 and 12,

Lot 32, Block 8, $450; 1-3 cash,
bal. 6 and 12.

Samuel Harrison & Company

Brokers and Financial Agents
Second Ave. Prince Rupert

Lots

 

TENDERS FOR HOSPITAL

 

West 80 chains, thence north 86 chains,
thence east 80 chains to the Plase of
commencement }
Dated this 22nd day of April, 1919. |
WILLIAM WATSON, |

Pub, June 1912,

Datei at Prince Rupert, B, this (9th
day of June, A. D, 1012

HOBERT A, STALKER, Assignee.

SHERIFF'S BALE.
of “Atlin Holden at
Morri

3,

Skecna Land District—District of Queen |
: Charlotte Islands, m
Take notice that 1, Willlam Watson, of
the City of Prince Rupert, B, C,, contrac: |
tor, intend to apply for a license to pros
pect for coal and peiroleum on and under |
the foliowing described lands on the west}
coast of Graham Island: }
Commencing at a post planted one mile |
Cast Of the southeast corner of Coal Lease |
o 71i€8, thence east 80 chains, thence |
south 8° chains, west 80 chains,|
thence north 80 to the jilace of
commencement, |
Dated this 22nd day of April, 1912 |

WILLIAM WATSON
12
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In the

Prinve
Arthur Pearson,

son, defendant,

By viriue of a Warrant of Execution,
issued in tis action, and to me d:rercted,
I have seized of the goods of the defendant
the (olHow/ng:

All the vontents of the defendant's bil
liard roams on Second ayenie, Prince Hu
pers, consi\ting of billiard tables, balls,
cues, chains, seals, stoves, cigars, soft
drinks and vumerous other articles,

i} of which | shell offer fur sale by
tion for cash on Wednesday, the
ard ‘iv, 1912, at 2 o’cloek in the
ard day of “eo premises
arterhouti, at DKS “hep art, June 26, 4

County Court
Rupert,

plaintif; Edward

thence
vhains

publics Pub, June $, 16

 

 

 

Dated at Prin OMN SHIRLEY,
it Teipunty of atin,
he

specie Subscribe for the Daily News.
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ADDITION

Sealed

tenders,
Hlospita’

Addition”
the un fersigned up to 6 p.m, On Wednes-
Hie Bist day of July, 1912, for the
erection and completion of an addition to
the Prinee kupert General Hospital
All iabor to be paid for at union rates
and an eight hour day,
Every tender must ‘be
payable to the
SOCLAUION and agecepted
bank of Canada for five
amount of tender, which will be forfeit
ed if the successful tondorer refuses or
neglects to enter into a contract with the
Lasccletion ben called upon tw do so.
‘lans and specifications may be seen
in the office of W jarker, architec
Prinee Rate’ a” L. Barker, architect,
rhe lowest .o1
sarily accepted
By order of the Board,
WwW. M
Managing Secreetary, Prince

marked
will be

‘Tender
received

for
by

accompanied by
carder of the As
by a chartered
per cent, of the

any tender not neces

WRIGHT,
Kupert Gen

CONCERT

SECTION ONES
two tots on Sec@
one lot on Third
two lots on Thi
SECTION T
of lots for $800; sn
SECTION FI

on Borden st

Block
Block
Block

14,
24

30,

Patr

of lots
sh

Pair

ca "

SECTION SEV

Block 306, lot 10, cas
gain

32

SECTION EIG@

lots 18-19, 81,308
corner with a vie

Bloch 4,
double

House for rent
per month

Jeremiah H. K f

PHONE 317

on 7th Ave,

EXCHANGE

Yak in
propé

20 aeres of first class
land for Prince Rupert
the value of 86,000

Insure Withee

The Life

Limite

Ags
a

Gresham
elety
Founded 1848

exceed $51

for the

Funds
Take a poliey

acrident
food companics

Fire and insuran

George Leek :

618 3rd Ave.

Prince Kupe

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ATTENTION

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and see
Refreshing

CREAM

must call
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KEELEY’S PHARMACY
6th St. and 3rd Avo.

SEE THES

*

Lots 6 and 7, Block 3, Sec!

Fine Harbor View

$15,500.00,

Will Give Terms

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eral Hospital Association,

Prince Rupert, B, G., June 26, 1919, 64

 

G. R. Naden Co., Lid.

SECOND AVENUE