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Sea TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL POTATOES
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| THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA i Continued From Page One.) , oo i ft
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Published Daily and Weekly Se rial bond plan as epposed to th " b
Guaranteed Largest Circulation icllins ins he deva bAeUl
i} sinking fund. ave
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HEAD OFFICE | J. J. Anderson said he was E :
Daily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prince Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98. | cs, ng believer in municipal /|,, Mr. Tomlinson will be S. 8S. Prince George sails every
' eal
TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract | ownership and the rate of 45 cents 5)4, g this Saturday r § ‘ “4
rates on epptientian.. lan hour. He thought the city/ha t my wn S. 8. Prince John Sails every
——S ereeigetneeenes one a ; Tuesday at 7 Pp. Mm.
should encourage the bringing it
DAILY EDITION aie: Friday, January 7, 1916 6 a ——$——————— es re
F e iof industries, but that all con- ‘ ‘
: iTY OF PRINCE RUPER1
————eaeee =: SSS OOo Liaenc coming in sh uld be bound ciTY Train Service to the East
~~ ANUARY 2ND, 1916.
BRITISH TRADES FAIR } represent. idown to the 45 cents an hou: NOMINATION NOTICE EFFECTIVE J : = : ae
In view of the great success This fair is a splendid effor vichianis e-coterded teaetiall : ‘ given to the | ger Trains leave ince pert « [
attending the British Industries to bring the various parts of .— i Thursdays at 10:30 a. m. for Kdmonton, Winnipes
bond system. I a Ottewe. New Yor nd all Baste . W

Hall,
the Imperial}

Fair, at the Agricultural the Empire more closely t
Lendon, last year,
Board of Trade

hold a second fair

gether in regard to manu
tures. In the past,

various

has decided to}

along the} between the parts

¢

business

-

same lines at the Victoria and; the Empire has been allowed t
Albert Museum; Kensington.| grow along haphazard line
London, on February 2ist.; with little attempt at a con
1946, the fair being open for | certed effort on the part

and
The
ed in London on this occasi

i2 days.

The object of the fair is to}
extend to British manufactur- |}
advantages as|
ontinen- |
the} as this s
uncertain in the

the efforts put forth by the In

buyers
meet. lines to

ers the same have been largely
have been derived by c
tal manufacturers
trade fairs held in their respec-

Buyers

Germany in past years, an

from upply is certain t r

very

 

tive countries. from
the United Kingdom
parts of the world are
to the fair;
tended for

public not

and all
appreciated, an
taken advantage of, by
Dominion

and, as is in-
throughout the
Canada.

the trade only (the;
being ad-/
buyers will have an |

opportunity of NOTES AND COMMENTS

i '
invited thoroughly
i

genera!

 

mitted
exceptional
transacting their business in a

buyer

manufacturers t
be exhijbit-

nD

supplied by

Ve

future

perial Board of Trade will be

a

lury certificates ad been

‘

When Si ic es wi

minimum time. ‘ r Richard din
‘ ing George, we s e wil
Manufacturers only will be — trust '
— ve et en © praise tt
aliowed to exhibit, and their have tact enough to praise th

Queen's cooking.
= = =
Speaking off-hand, one
say that Bowser
McBride as one
resources of the

a _ |wative party.
Admission to the fair will be he ae tae

exhibits will be
fined to

make. The

strictly con-|
of their
trades

goods own
mii

exhibiting

will be toys, glassware, fancy

of th

Cons¢é

Richard
ids, printing, stationery, and

and china.

natural
earthenware

by invitation of His Majesty's

Board of Trade only,

and will 2 I.

jthe bank at that

considers Sir

“It is a brutal thing to kick me

; out,” says Turner, Agent-
be restricted to bona fide buy- Genesal..cf | Brilish Columbia.
ers for United Kingdom and When Dick gets over there and
overseas markets. Buyers from tarts telling his little troubles

the Dominion of Canada visit-

ing the United Kingdom during |.
the course of the fair, i. e.
2ist to March 4th,
interested in the above trades,
should not fail

J. H. Turner will think he got o

)pretty easily.
Feb-} aa i

The
lcrisp snow, while
to communicate are wondering if they
immediately on drowned on Third
United Kingdom with, The Di-|the thaw comes.
British Industries Fair s 2s ‘s
London, E. C. It At that little farewell luncheo
advantage |in Victoria, Sir
of H.
3 Beaverjon H. C.
| content to characterise

ruary and

arrival in the Avenue whe
rector,
32 Cheapside,
will also be to their
to notify the
Trade
Hall 8q., Montreal,

office
Commissioner, Brewste
giving par-
a man of energy.

ticulars as to the firms they

  

Muskrat, White Weasel, Beaver, Lynx, Wolves,
Marten and other Fur bearers collected im your section
SHIP YOUR FURS DIRECT to “SHUBERT” the

house im the World dealing excimsively in NORTH AN RAW FURS
@ reliabie—responsible—safe Fur House with an unblemished rep-

 

the pessimists
will he

Get“More Money” icr your Foxes

ff

jwhich
optimists are enjoying the

s

Dn

n

Richard went out
M.\of his way to shower compliments |
r, while he was}

Bowser as |

 

Mayor Newton said he had
ways wondered why he so steadily
received the support of lab
while the labor men had never
asked him to pledge himself t

anything. He supposed they rec-
yznised loyalty

He warned them strong!ly
against allowing anyone to get
would not protect
utilities. Though they

they might have

into power who
the public

owned them now,

them taken away from them again; .
i

as in Vancouver, and as was now
threatening in Edmonton.

He accused the 1913 c:
trying to lead the people int
parting with their power fran-
chise after he had in 1912 resisted
the approaches of the corporatiot
He again warned them
might happen in the future. Le

went on to explain how the treas-

of what

renewed
and how his visit to Montreal had
of the

sed by

helped out the financing

city. Of the $36,000 prom

time. they ha

required to borrow only $5,00'

for the

and that space of sever
weeks.
He said that the treasure:

statement

was

preparing a financial!

which amazed even himself, show-

ng that the city is in better finan-
cial condition than almost any
ci n Canada, having a surplus
for the year of $25,000.

In conclusion, he said he was
proud to be allied with any or-

ganization. labor or otherwise
stood for
honest dealing.
Kerr

would not be

straightforward

George intimated that he

able to run this

  

yuncil of}.

   
  
   
    
  
   
   
 

“THE ROAD OF MARVELLOUS SCENERY’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

7 rday also Mixe fram carrying pass
pury willis Edmonton at 6a.r making close
a there with regular passenger train for Winnips
a> 73
he i vote ] Steamship and Sleeping Car Reservat
be
1 : andidat ninat information regarding trave! to any part of the w
v ine t w“ 4 ”
tw pa as G. T. P. TICKET OFFICE, SRD AVE.
aie : i , tad Agency all Atiantic and Trans-Pacific Steamship Lj»,
iwe ibe [ a 0
r ja 4 { 4
writing ma , a
the s i M
t, al sha sla 4 a
= lea 5 3
and occupatior 4 , 4 ' ; a
son proposed in such ma n ? DENTISTRY :| CANADIAN Paciric
identif s al 4 4 5 r
; ; RAILWAY
vent f a poli being essa such | ‘
will be opened on the 13ih da janua ; CROWN AND GRIDGE WORK
/1946, in the incil art att , ‘ A SPECIALTY Lowest rates to all Easiorn Points
mee anal erat a - ce dat ; DR. J. 7. BROWN | via Steamer to Vancouver end the
persia is ‘ebeby eequented 'to tak DENTIST CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWay
land govern himself accordingly OMce: Smith Block, Third Avenue Meais and berth inciuded on sieamer
Qualification for Mayor. Phone 464 Oren th
persons qualified to be nominat : ; PRINCESS MAQUINA SOUTHBOUND
and elected as the Mayor of any | SUNDAY, 6 P. m
all be any person who ts a male | PRINCESS MAY FOR ALASKA PorRTs
the ful age of twent ; : MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH
ears, not disqualified und an lav an ; P . R Dair
the six months next preced ‘ rin pert 7 J. 1. PETERS, Genera! Age
of nomination been the 4regist 3 ce u GCorner Fourth Stree anu Third Ave
I ‘ egistr ft ? ‘
tae dod Tiilinas 3 3; Has cut the price of Milk
and re property i sonisiniidepthit mee
sessed Value On the ia8t Municipal assess ; in half iffice corner @nd Street «
ment roll of One Thousar } a ; emma
more over and above sny resis { PURE FRESH MILK PACIFIC CARTAGE LM ITED
nharee 0 bh is o
qualified as a Municipal \ 2 Delivered in city at 10c per (Nuecessors tw Pacific Tra
Qualification for Aiderman ; quart and Sc per pint @eners! Osrtage
sons qualifed %t De nominat
Sl elle oat iatak ; li laa LADYSMITH COAL
ted as Aldermer 4 al} ———
persons as a ma I 4 = Pho treen 262 | 03--Phone #5
ts of the full age of twer 4 ; — " a"
nd who are not disqualified unde a }Alexs M. Manson, B.A
aw, and have been for the W. BE. Willian i LB
ext preceding the day of nominat ™ : a WILLIAMS #& MANSON
Registered ‘owners, in ine tana Reesiry 1 Sterling Marine Motors :
a o DOS - Barristers, Solicitors, Eto
f the assessed value on the las fu pa
issessment Roll of Five Hundred i Can be purehased In town. A MONEY TO LOAN

 

r more over and above any} registere
iigment or charge, and who are

wise duly qualified as Municipal Voters
School Trustees.

I am notified by the Secreta u
3chool Board that it will be necessary t
old ar lection for two trustees t
fora term of two years, to take the place
ff Messrs. P. W. Anderson and Dr. W
Kergin, whose terms have expired ala

 

for a trustee to fill the vacar

 

Motor that will give you en- Box 158%

tire satisfaction. Built for |Helgerson Block Prince |
hard work. Guaranteed.
—neavy DUTY JAMES CILMORE
FISHERMAN’S ENGINE Architec:

2 Cy!l.—5 1-2 In. by 7 In., 12-16
Horse Power. 2nd

@ Cyl.—5 1-2 In. by 8 in., 26-36
Horse Power.

near McBride Stree

Avenue

 

 

 

Do your remodeling with «a first- A
class engine. B C UNDERTAKERS

For pe ee SUNERAL GURECTORS AND [-
BALMERS — GATIBFACTION GUAR-

Ww. E. Williscroft, Phone ANTEED—OPEN DAY ANNO NIORT

Biue 508, or D. Brown, Elec-

trician, Phone 383 117 2ND STREET —PIIONE 4

 

creer

 

 

year, and thanked the council for|™e ‘"es!smation of J. A 3
% ‘rve fo a term f n ea It wil $
their support in the past. therefore be necessary that nominations be \3
| A colection was taken t help handed | the Return Meer at th 3
place and time as i ise of Ma |
defray the expenses of the cam-jJand Aldermen provided by Statute as s I
paign. Another open meeting wi! |°") =. | districts of the frst 3
be held next Tuesday. second or third class, any person being a| >
- British subject of the full age f twent 3
on ar omnes eurenr [0 yet. st eee ee or
ation the Regist ] i
The electors of the City of Prince Ru egist m f lai
pert are hereby given notic th t si} the i hoo :
the intention of the Municipal Council t alue the 4 M ipa \ "1
jiake a vote at the coming elections on u Five H I s 0"
the following question and = above an reg ligt |
“Are you in favor of the proposed ire and =f 1 yua t |
Private Bill, notice of which has beer le at ar t n|
advertised in the Dally News and the| the said seh all kt ligible |
B. C. Gazette, relating to the financia! i te 4 : trust |
position of the City authorizing the i ! ty st |
convertion of our present debt to An sive un i a at | Ru] |
nuity or Serial Bonds?’ iis thi da Janua 191 i
J 13. ERNEST A. WOODS, City Clerk ERNEST A. WOO!
. - Jan. 1 Returning Office |

 

 

 

 

 

 

“ema r utation existing for “more than a third of a century.”’ a long suc-
7 poe 5 cessful record of sending Fur Shippers prompt, SATISPAC TORY
; “ AND PROPITABLE returns. Write for “be @bubert
ae *S a only reliable. accurate market report and price list pub! ished.
ee Write for it—NOW —it’s FREE
a _ B SHUBERT In 25-27 WEST AUSTIN pNE.
. 9 ANC. Dept.c 71 CHICAGO, U.S.A
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770 SECOND AVE

Garpenters’ Toois Suiidere’ Hardware Ship Chandlery

Wire Cable Stee! Biocks Fishing Tackle

iron Pipe Pipe Fittinge Rities and Shotguns
Rope Valves Ammunition

Pumps Hose Paint

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated iron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE GEST”

aeemrenencenaneyenat

 

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FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

 

 

Bank By Mail And
Save A Trip to Town

R the benefit of those

who live out of town,

we have arranged a
plan by which you can do
your banking by mail quite
as satisfactorily as if you
stood here at our counters.
Come in and let us explain
the plan — or write for the
information.

THE BANK OF

British North America

78 YEARS IN BUSINESS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,881,000.

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH

 

ee a MARGETTS, Manager.

 

 

 

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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

 

 

 

Salvation Army.

Spanien |

Public
fhursday aid

meetings, Tuesday
Saturday at 8 p.m |

Sundays at 7:30 p.m.

 

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Prince Rupert Feed Co. |

HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SEEDS
AND FERTILIZERS

WE HANDLE
Bulbs, and Take Orders for
Nursery Stock.

Ohioken

Feed A Specialty.
Mall Orders Sromotie- Attended To.

808 Third Ave.
PRINCE RUPERT, B. Cc.

 

 

 

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The Royal Standard Test

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Here's where we test the

choicest samples of Canada's
six million acre wheat crop.
We grind them into flour in the
little mill you see on the left of
the picture. Then comes the
supreme test--bread-baking. If
the bread is perfect in every
way we pronounce the wheat
Al and the flour--ROYAL
STANDARD.

AT YOUR GROCER'S

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