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ee =< VICTORIA SEPTETTE

WIN IN WALKAWAY

Capitals Run in an Avalanche of
Goals and Defeat Vancouver
by Score of 7 to 2.

Victoria, Feb, 14 Vancouver's
ili.star hockeyists came over to
the capital with brave hopes of
placing themselves in. tine for
championship honors by a defeat
of Victoria, but there was not a
twinkle left in the entire con
tellat when the Victoria team
eclips fied its shadow from the

el f the battle.

And it was some battle, with
the opportunity of victory
perched or the pennant of either
team up to the of -the

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Rooms 19-20-24 Alder Block ;
Cor, 3rd Ave. and 6th St cy (vdrosue, aero “aaa —_w.. ee
For marvellous value in photo 7-39 Rev. T. J. March, of Terrace, is
graphs see | WANTED—-A general servant. Apply Mrs.|/the guest of Bishop Du Vernet
SG, ouR FEBRUARY SPECIALS Pr. I. Palmer, 720 4th Ave East 36-42 ‘
| @) 7 -% | LX 4 hes AN ee ae ier — yee i Dunean Ross left on this mor
‘me | E ceed © | $7 A had | ©} WU cae | FOR SALE one MeBride i. oe + ‘i ine'’s train for Hazelton
—- oo 030000 “ 7 oie. wa ee a out
' See », $20,000, erms, £6,000 , Mrs. O’Re ecaiinds onaahie ei i
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 oO CcCLrocK } cash, balance over five years with interest ply rs. O'Reilly, 2nd Ave. Chartle I Carpenter, f bp
at 7 per cent, twee per annum, allowing |WANTED—A general servant. Apply Mrs.jeen, is in the city a guest at the
Table Showing the Wonderful Growth of the C-H-I-C in — to my’ agent for the sale Ap L. W. Patmore. 304tf Premier Hotel
Less Than Twenty Months cone ®t o. LEoue eo eo .
t t
Oo v montreal r For Sale The Prineess May is due from}
All Loans Made Bear Interest at the fata Skagway this afternoon and wi
Rate of J Per Annum PAPI PERH NGING | ae leave at 8 o'clock for the south
Oo A A SNAP Two lots, Block 39, — 8, #500] = *
eac 4% cas “e 6 and 9 onths . an .

First Loan made April 22, 1941.. ge eai® 500.00 AND en P tin te boomer | |e W.. 2, Boren, whe has}

Loans made during month of Dec., 1911..... 4,000.00 INTERIOR DECORATIONS [FoR SALE—Pairbanks-Morse stationery °en absent from the city 1

Loans made during month of June, 1912.... 17,000.00 of All Kinda gasoline engine, twelve b.p., high speed, | some months, will return two

Loans made during month of August, 1912... 22,000.00 Estimates Free Prince Mupert Apply Pew Mjo1tt "| Weeks from next Wednesday

Loans made during month of Nov., 1912..... 34,300.00 R. E. BALL | -

: ini i. . PP comes oe eer sere sorge ar . »] } |

Loans Ywade during month of Dee., 1912..... 35,100.00 P. 0. Box 274 Phone 174 q as > George Hartley, a well known

Loans pending and in process of being made ~ dahil aude For Rent |business man of Hazelton, re

op |S ee ee eee 68,000.00 }turned to his home this morning |

Loans made and pending December, 1912 . 103,100.00 Meet Me at jafter a short business visit to

December 31, 1912—Loans made and in pro- fi a Pie es this city.

LE I Te 263,100. HYDE’S CIGAR STORE corner Third Ave, and Sixth St. 36-50

Geanpeeieie pocuneinatan rre ». Riee, pro cial go
: See our Representative . : TO RENT—Furnished three room fat; Freak D. Rive,. 91 or pao : :
Magazines - Periodicals close in; $25.00 per month, P. 0, Box} ernment land surveyor, engaged
The Canadian Home Investment Company, Ltd. Newspapers 405 ted” | al Site péafecblon tipon the Queen
; . City Messengers mer reer er @ Chariotic Islands, left for the
Local Office, Federal Bidg., Prince Rupert Parcel Delivery Sect end’ Fouad south yesterday for a short visit
ne 362 4 ng
z oni: oy We Oe 7? Mr. and Mrs. Cathrag who
LOST—Pair of Spectacles and case. Find- have been guests al the Central
na ew rewarded if returned to Daily News Hotel ; thei — ;
Office. 30-40 otel since ir marriage abou
B ee sitions —— | a week ago, have taken up their
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usy ee a e PRINCE. RUPERT “HYDRO-ELECTRIC oo., residence on Sixth avenue
LTo.
519 3rd Avenue a . lty
| Tenders will be received by the under Rev. J. Field, of Hazell :
Most Up-to-Date Place in Town | sjened up two 5 o'clock on the 12th day of the Rev. R. W. Gurd, of Clax!
OYSTERS & GAME BOXES FOR LADIES [Oli Haly. 1918) for tie okcagton of fe) who have been attending a meet
> rt and 600 yards of rock ai Port Edward ine of e gwlies ( mis
Open Day and Nig it Specincations pif "aces a tee ae | ee f the Anglican Church i
| be obtained at the office of Messrs. Ritchie,| Sion board, returned = to their
{Aguew & Co., McBride street 32-38
0 *s today.
PRINCE RUPERT FEED (0. ; W. ,CLARK DURANT. on
a General Superintendent
Archdeacon Collison, of K
Dealers in | NOTICE. eolith, is a visitor »> the city a
|
’ HAY, GRAIN FEED AND | Take notice that Atlin Construction) Will preach tomorrow, both mo
alilea's syrup company Limited hae epi wi ts ing and evening ai St. Andrew's
SEEDS | with the Registrar of Deeds for the Prince | Church ith Ave. West
4 Ter ené Cod Liver Of | Rupert Registration District a description
and plans of works to be constructed on
|the following described lands All and F. W. Hart returned from V
not only cough but cures | ‘ | si lar that parcel or portion of Prince
I ope | Agents for the lnternational Stock Food |itupert. Harbor and foreshore adjoining| toria last evening on the Princess
it. ts tonic and restorative | Range "Five (5). Coast. Distrlet, beihinn, Beatrice and is open for bus
properties enable the system to } Columbia, containing by edmeasurement | ness today in his new store
y } e off a Id MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To! tw ay a = memerrne the Hart Block; on Third avenue.|
F less, described as follows, that is to say ite
Commencing at the intersection of the} ns
large bottle. southerly boundary of said Lot Five Hur The Princess Beatrice arrived|
35¢ for ea ent party ao 541) with high water | 4 . . ‘
Sold everywhere. SPECIAL SALE mark, thence astronomie east four hun-| ast evening from the south at
ery dred (400) feet, thence astronomic sores | Bout 10 o'clock with a light
= === : forty-three degrees and fifty-six minutes “ .
3. . MATHIEG CO., Pep. GHERBROOKR. aaa n. 43 Se 8 aie nendona and} passenger list. She will leave o1
l Berra. "anne (6099) dae ere or si;her return trip tomorrow even
rence astronomic es SIX ( “¢ a
‘ F. W. HART twenty-three and three-tenths (623.3)|ing at 8 o'clock.
. feet more or less to the intersection of
eel H } EU AY SYRU p eee Oe for the northerly boundary of said a Five ee en
se Hundred and Forty-one with high water George D. Tite. the well known |
; mark, thence southerly and westerly, fol reOree ' 7 8
SPECIAL SALE lowe high water minit to the place of} furniture man, was amone the
Oo t | 7% fF re his new store, near the ey ye that after the expiration| arrivals last evening on the
. , of thirty days from the gate ee. - Princess Beatrice Mr. Tite has
. c oO “eg rlicatio or approval of such works wi : :
Cc O D L f 4 | = 2 4 oO A = Pank ” ” ntryel 4 made * ee aeremes th Counet! at} been on a visit to Victoria for the
Ottawe ‘ an Be
woe this 14th day of February, 1913 last few weeks.
ATLIN CONSTRUGTION COMPANY ill
SS LIMITED. 38-63
A. D. MeLachlan, brother of
Peter McLachlan, the well known
AT THE TOP ! STEAMER WRECKED pioneer real estate man, who has
been visiting the latter § for the
IN DENSE FOG last few days, returned to his
THE SUPREMACY OF BRITISH TAILORING. hi si thay ty. 1g sce Sage
All over the world the phrase “It's British” signifies beyond dispute § the Prince Rupert.
outhern Pacific Passenger Boat) '!) I
that the goods so categorised are good goods, and certainly in respect of
no commodity is this truer than when applied to Tailoring. Run Down—All Passengers
a and Crew Saved. Mrs. Wright, wife of F. (
Genuine Irish an oe Wright, manager of the Graham
San Francisco, Feb, 14.-—Struck|{sjand Coal and Timber Svyndi-
Sco weed itings and Coal |
tch T ° a t amidships by the steamer Hugo|cate, who arrived with her hus
and Loreort ff Angel Island in a}band last Wednesday the
to Measure ‘$o"r' rom J. Coreoran off Ange an a}band las ednesday on rr
, TYLES. dense fog today, the Southern}Prinee Rupert seriously ill, is
LONDON OR New TOas. © \ Pacific passenger steamer Sem-| progressing favorably Mrs

Never before in the history of the tailoring business Rave the inole went to the bottom The] Wright is at the hospital under

Men of Canada ity of ring the Real Irish 4 \ . .
Sad Aestee Gaais ects ot oak inn ance — Curzon ere wand passengers were all|the care of Dr. L. W. Kergin
Bros. have made such arrangements in the woollen markets saved. , Sila ij
controlling these as will enable them to snoaty their pat- — The paper that prints the facts
rons over-seas with genuine hand-wove, hand-spun Irish T weed ; “a agin
or choice genuine Scotch suitings, tailored in perfect and grace- ‘GIVEN WARNING the Daily News.
oe ae eeteal al Comoe Sie AND DIemesED BLIND MEN WER
E CALM
the work in connection with each individual order is con- enaiiniaes
trolled, conducted and oy by ex That is why | Liborio Prieute, a Chilean, was oe
Curzon's is the business that it is—v rtually the largest } ; Felt Their Way Out of Burning
spotted this morning purloining
house of its kind in the world; that is why also Messrs, po i
Sebivitiocs Shoes th grommne, toe Gait Sates Senge l two chunks of coal from a sack Building Without Panic
Bxhi they may compete. } i
WRITE FOR FREE. PATTERNS NOW belonging to Rogers & Black that] New York, Feb, 13—Blind men
iwas lying with some others at :

—and get your Suit in good time. rr r |. * Taal ie tenia | set an example of remarkable
ALL ORDERS ARE DESPATOCHED WITHIN a Se a ae : calmness yesterday when fifty of
SEVEN DAYS AFTER WE RECEIVE THEM. tion was laid by a man named ’ :

It will pay you to write for our explanatory Smith, weigher for the latter|them felt their way quietly down
booklet and Seb gaia of ath, fashion plates | firm, and the man was arraigned|/from the upper floors of an_ in.
ke fee Sanna eee Taco as | before Magistrate Carss in the/stitition on Thirty-Fifth Street
teat and tape measure, so that you may with =, | Police court half an hour after white the building was afire.

~ — , > hn certitude ~~ ibe occurrence, Afler receiving Th sei
eq to t a local tailor, take your own vere warni from the bench. le men were weaving blank
measurements in the vacy of your own es oe ee 7 ets and making brooms when
home. Complete satisfaction or we refund money. _ og Briante was let out on suspended
Will your own tailor guarantee this? art ae sntense some of them felt drops of wat

One Silver and Four Gold Medal Awards. “{ } * Se ot oe er pattering down upon them

' Read our unique list of unsolicited testimonials, Wants Stricter Law “There must be a fire.” eried
one kos ant uiaty genuine. ‘ae ; one. “The automatic sprinkelrs
| Curzon’s Range of Prices for | Toronto, Feb. 43.—"Wife de. {are working
to M (C : } “T smell smoke here is a fire
o sertion should be made a deport
, $8.60, $10. ' exclaimed another, And with lit
$11.50, fobs #1450 $17. 10. jable offence,” said Controller}ite ado they felt their way to the

Every quality has been MeCarthy to the Board of Con-|stairs and marehed down to the

valued our Canadian ol. bi be mover : ll not | street Firemen arrived a few

our trol, but the government wi
jdeport them Last year the po-j|minutes later and extinguished a!
” Address for Patterns : = lice sent $9,000 to wives who had/small blaze which had started
CURZON BROS. crn 150), om trator sreren testa, tata, ff [bon dorerot, the monay heing|the automatic. sprains a
collected from hishands who were|which was caught quickly
The World's Measure Tailors, found to be residents of this|that it did little damage
CURZON BROS., 60.62, city Road, London, Engiand. leity. ‘The controllers agreed and tna
Please manivon thes paper. ta request will be-sent to the gov The Daily News has the larg
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Exclusive Styles

Lis R PATRICK
Who making arrangements to
xo east after the Stanley cup
ast period, when Frank Patrick
transgressed the rules, went to
the beneh for three minutes and
before he returned to the ice
Lester Patrick's men had rushed
through two goals and forced the
uncenditional surrender of the
Val uver goat hereafter they
jpiled up three more goals, leay
ing themselves on the safe side
of victory by a score of 7 goals
lo 2
Death of Mrs. Martin.

London, Feb, 14 Mrs. Joseph
Martin died yesterday Her re
mains are en route to Canada for

*Tburia Mrs. Martin was a native
}of Ontario She was a lady of
| refined taste, but was not in good
lhealth for years.

First arrival of new spring
suits We take great pleasure in
announcing that we have secured
the sole ageney of the New York
Pailoring Co. for Prince Rupert.
It is well known that this firm
turns out only the most elegant
in ladies’ man tailored garments
and to see these suits is to be
convinced they are what you are
looking for.

Lowest Prices

Demers

MY WARDROBE

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Prince Rupert Fire Alarm Systeu
CIRCUIT NO. 1.
Box 125th St. and Srd Ave
Box 13--6th St. and Srd Ave.
Box 14.-8th St. and Srd Ave.
Box 16--Junction of ist, 2nd and
ird Aves
Box 16--ist Ave., between 8th and
9th Sts, (Knox Hotel.)
Box 17--ist Ave. and 7th St. (Cen
tral Hotel
CIRCUIT NO. 2.
Box 22--ird Ave and 3rd &t
Post Office.)
Box 23.-ird Ave. and MeBride st
Box 24.-ist Ave. and MeBride &t
Box 26--2nd Ave. and 2nd St
Box 26--2nd Ave. and 6th/ st
Box 27.6. T. P
CIRCUIT NO. 3.
Box 315th Ave. and Fulton St
Box 32--borden and Taylor Sts
Box 347th Ave. and Fulton St
Box 36..-0th Ave. and Comox Ave
Box 378th Ave. and Dodge Pi
Box 38 th Ave, and Thompson 8t
CIRCUIT NO. 4.
Box 41.-4th Ave. and Emmerson
Pl
Box 42--5th Ave. and MeBride st
Box 435th Ave. and Green st
Box 446th Ave and Basil st
Box 45-—7th Ave. and Eborts.
Box 141 7th Ave. and Young 8t

 

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Silversides Bros

The up-to-date House Deco
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LOTS
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Block 45, Section 8

sales

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2nd Avenue