THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

 

A BREAKFAST IN CEYLON

would not bring you a more delicious cup of tea
than you may have at your own table by using

It is the world’s choicest
finest hill-grown Ceylon—in

BLACK, GREEN or MIXED

“SALADA®

tea, at its best—the
sealed lead packets.

 

 

 

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by the Flemish Refugees,

 

No, 910,—Lace 1} in, deep,

How do
you do

each bake day.
Do you get per-
fect bread with
every batch ?
No question
about it if you
use MY flour.
They test
ROYAL
STANDARD
over at the mill
by actual bread
making with
various wheat
samples. Only
grain that
makes delicious
bread is pur-
chased. That’s
why ROYAL
STANDARD
-is so uniform.

ASK YOUR GROCER

 

MADE BY THE COTTAGERS OF

This is the old-fashioned lace made on the cushion, and was first iatroduced into England
It is still made by the village women in their quaint old way.

Our Laces were awarded the Gold Medal at the Festival of Empire and Imperial
Exhibition, Crystal Palace, LONDON, ENGLAND, for general excellence of workmanship.

UY some of this hand-made Pillow Lace, it lasts MANY times longer than machine made
variety, and imparts an air of distinction to the possessor, at the same time supporting
the village lace-makers, bringing them little comforts otherwise unobtainable on an agricultural
man's wage.
containing 200 striking examples of the lace makers’ art, and is sent post free to any part of the
world, Lace for every purpose can be obtained, and within reach of the most modest purse.

Write for descriptive little treatise, «

Collars, Fronts,
Plastrons,Jabots, Yokes,
Pichus, Berthes, Hand-
kerchiefs, Stocks, Cami-
soles, Chemise Sets, Tea
Cloths, Table Centres,
D’Oylies, Mats, Medal-
lions, Quaker and
Peter Pan Sets, etc.,
from 25c., 60c., $1.00,
$1.50, $2.00, up to $5.00
each. Over 300 designs
in yard lace and inser-
tion from 10c., 15c., 25c.,
45c., up to $3.00 per
yard.

IRISH CROCHET.

Mrs, Armstrong having
over 100 Irish peasant
girls connected
with her industry,
some beautiful ex-
amples of Irish
hand made laces
may be obtained,
All work being sold
direct from the
lace-makers, both
the workers and
castomers derive

great advantage,

  
  

   

ST ag DIET Ir
UE 9

ENGLISH Hann-Mane LACE

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,

ntitled **The Pride of North Bucks,’’

Every sale, however small, is
a support to the industry.

STOCK— Wheel Design,

(1} in. deep.)
(Half shown.)

Price 25c. each.

N&@ 122,—80c. per yard,

 

Pd Mrs Rupert Armstrong, Oiney, Bucks.. England

 

Se Sates

 

 

 

 

Gift to
AGL

Best dealers
genuine

For Yourself

PERRIN’S

The well known Perrin trademark as.
shown in cuts should be on every glove
you get, as this assures you perfection of

Style, Fit and Finish.

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Whether

orasa

your Friend

OVES

the world over sell the

 

 

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Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream. |
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the Royal Cafe and you will get

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the best in the city. 52tf
See eee
Mrs. S. P. MeMordie ente!
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tained a number of ladies to a}
launch party this afternoon.

If you are looking for indus-j|Bu
trial sites, investigate Port Ed
ward. 54tf

The two fire auto trucks wert

thotographed in front of the fire |(
hall this morning,

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Have you realized that $250}!

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cash will secure a lot in the}

business centre of Port

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It is reported that a branch of
the B. C. Engineers‘ associatio i|
is being formed in town. {1
ee. @ lb

Two tickets for $1.00 on the|

piano drawing which takes place |
on March 21st. Wark’s. 55tf

The steamer Capilano arrived

FR IKI III IID IDI IIIA III III SISSISISISSISSSISIS AISI IA ISI SIS AS SISASr-

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M W. P.. Hinton, the newly

ippointed assistant passengel

iffic manager of the G. T. P.

be on the coast in a few

days He is expected to visit

nee Rupert.
he

The Agricultural society di

ectors had an informal meeting

esterday and decided to get M1

ock-~Webster as manager for
the fair again this year.

Mr. Geo. Angel, who has been

Smithers representing the

mntinental Trust company, as
snees for the L. J. McArthur
mpany, general merchants,
is returned to the city. Mr
gel disposed of the stock to
other Smithers merchant.
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Mr. Geo. A. MeNicholl, indus
al commissioner for the G. T
is now in Winnipeg. He will
back to Rupert next week
eo ee
J. Carter, the negro who was

acensed of rolling Richard Hand-
lcock while
Grand

in the
morning

he was
hotel, was

asleep

this

yesterday with 60,000 feet of|committed for trial by the police
lumber for Messrs. Foley, Welch| magistrate. The case was heard
& Stewart. yesterday and adjourned until
ee a today to get one other witness.

Our suits are ten dollars eee}
cheaper and ten dollars better The regular monthly meeting

SOOO UU Ua UAE EAMES

Local and Personal

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than any in town. See us. Am- of the Missicnary society of the

erican Tailor. 52tf| presbyterian church was held on|

sor eas Monday afternoon. The most in-}

W. F. Cameron is confined tO|teresting item on the program |

the hospital with a slight illness|was a4 paper on the Kikuyu |

but hopes to be about in a short|heresy, read by Mrs. Patterson. |

time, \ most spirited discussiop took

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; : place by the members and was

Miss F. B. Eason, dressmaker] much enjoved. : |
j}and milliner, 217 Ninth Ave. E., oo ee

has an assistant in her business The mayor submitted a brief;

jin preparation for a busy spring report to the city council last

and summer season. 55-56 |evening on his trip south. It re-

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- ferated the statement already}
Where ignorance is. bliss|published that the premier had
knowledge is a blister, as the}#iven nim one of those delight-
mayor said after his turn down] fully indefinite promises to think
by Sir Richard. the matter over when he has
. * * time.
Suits for ladies and gentlemen nate
from the best selection of ma- The wardens of St. Andrew's
erials on the coast. Artistic|}church have completed the new
workmanship. Give us a ecall.|Stairs up the Third avenue bluff
American Tailor. 52-tf|!0 make a short cut to the
\ eres e church. The new stairs start at
Mr. S. Cohen went south on|the Third avenue end of Second
Sunday to Seattle and other|Street and the top is at the rear
coast cities. He will be away forj¢™4¢ of Mr. Pillsbury’s residence
iwo or’three weeks in connection]? Fourth avenue,
with his fur business. ih ee
ae ae Mr. Thos. Trotier has accepted
Goods at half price for the]Jan agency for the Dominion
next six days. Brass, leather}|Nursery and Orchards Company
Be tte i ee DF Vencouyer (fax VeOne wpa
SE 5b_tf and surrounding territory. The
raeser st company aims to supply a “con-
Mr. N. A. Cole is fitting up his siderable Droperiige af ve
jiaunch with a 34-h. p. engine aye, FULre Gemiande pee ee
ind expedis to Have:-thin. thathet mental and fruit trees, and to
Seult ieitic distetaih Vic ie ake that end will pay careful atten-
pected that the boat will make — ee oreera peer Os, Zane
iittee filles ner hous, T rotier is well and_ favorably
ee eae known throughout this district.
Ben tat), Crippen displayed the All orders should be forwarded
rR to him at Third avenue and
}plans and design of a handsome Michihi aires. Menke «Ra dues
‘gricultural exhibition hall to], C ' ge yhad
|the city aldermen last evening.| ° ~ venne
Mr. Crippen is anxious to have Oe
the building erected in time for Boosting the Fair
his year's fair. Ratiss A. 8. Grey, Cedarvale, is in the
What has happened to the district for a few days on busi-
member for the district’ at are at the Save ime he is
Ottawa? He has not got into Going wane boosting for the
print for months. Bad boys play Prince Rupert exhibition next
their tricks in the dark. Ts that fants; “He is. going: up. to Kispiox
ithe trouble, or has that charac- 0 wy and stir i bebo baad interest

 

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High-brade Work "!

 

at fair prices

umbing, Steamfitting

and sheet metal work

ABBE OOO OOO URE ay

WesternPlumbing Co.,Ld

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ead The Daily News

" Has the largest Guaranteed Circulation

fer sketeh confounded him?

among the ranchers there.

Lhis

 

reget is the time to start working for

Beak Me Hise of Seattin Mae ae ne ene “0 gg
doubts about the Woodworth sweep the eed a bef
power, He insinuates to the] i ninit Shiuia al gc og Te aoe
mayor that it best it will be only},i.. tha eiva aah ee vena
an auxiliary plant. Why didn’t Rao Ka a a = me ude all
“nature’s gentleman” get us a " : BE OOe grald.
permanent power?

: FO I ag ag

Shipments of sand from the
granite quarry on Smith island f FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
are arriving every day for the ae =e
dry dock, and the first scow load : CIRCUIT NO. 1.
of crushed rock is expected this

This
industry

week, the beginning of

in this vicinity.
Mr. Murray, father of J, R.
Murray of this city light plant,
left for his home in Seotland on
Sunday. Mr. Murray hopes to
have another trip to Prince Ru-
pert ina few years but intends to

is

a big

send another member of the
family as a substitute in the
meantime,

Mr. White, chief engineer of
the Henriette, is giving up his
position with the G. T, P. He is
taking up a similar one on the
steamship Triumph of Vancou-

ver, which is to be operated as a
trawler by the B. C. Fisheries and
Standard Fish company.

Messrs. W. H. Johnson, R.
Sinclair, Milton Christian and

James Boyd came in from Inver-

ness. There is considerable ac-
tivity at the cannery preparing
for the season's business, but

the rush will not commence un-

 

 

til the beginning of April.

 

Box 12——5th St. and 3rd Ave.
Box 136th St. and 3rd Ave.
Box 14—8th St. and 3rd Ave.

Box 15—Junction of ist, 2nd and
$rd Aves,

Box 16—-18t Ave., between 8th and
9th Sts. (Knox Hotel,)
Bou 17—-18#t Ave. and 7th St.

tral Hotel.)

(Cen

CIRCUIT NO. 2.

Box 22--3rd Ave. and 3rd 8t.
(Post Office.)
Box 23--3rd Ave. and McBride 8t,

Box 24--ist Ave, and McBride St,
Box 26-——-2nd Ave, and 2nd 8t,
Box 26--2nd Ave. and 6th St.
Box 27—G, T. P.
CIRCUIT NO. 3.

Box 31-—5th Ave, and Fulton st.
Box 32——Borden and Taylor Sts.
Box 34—-7th Ave. and Fulton st,
Box 35--9th Ave, and Comox Ave.
Box 37-—8th Ave, and Dodge PI,
Box 38-—-6th Ave, and Thompson St

\

GIRCUIT NO, 4,

Box 41-—-4th Ave. and Emmerson
Pl,

Box 42—-5th Ave.

Box 43-—-5th Ave. and Green St.

Box 44-—6th Ave and Basil St.

Box 45-——7th Ave. and Eherte.

Box 141-—-7th Ave. and Yung 8t.

toto ick

and McBride 8t,

 

  
    

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TAXES SUFFERS INDIGNITY

cation to the
says
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grabbe
Tom O'T
it before
bu hac

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asks
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into t
writer

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rhe
the
the pound

say
city rec
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taxes on ar
this year (
the
from
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r. Potts

seems

reement

it The

lased

not show it paid.

fhe
the
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communi

licence cs

city council

some pertine

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Mr. Po

reached

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srien.
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af 46

an

bv

pay

rebate,

dol

dollar
niy one
he pound
he

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and fir
keeper has 1
of his de
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Potts
Mr. O'Brien
1s he rot

the dog's

Ly
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dog

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city rec

was |
to

sation
ymmittee

Petition at Board Rooms

 

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of that
mineca Mining
to Chicken
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prospec
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the
addressed

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steamer
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topographi
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cont

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portion
district

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lermere, a
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gnatures,
“he
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large num

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with mail |

until t

the

was
and

taxes

R. Potts sent a commu

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MANY MARINERS

ae

WANT CITY WORK

Eight Tenders for Running Craft

Shawatians Lake

on
This Summer

Tenders for the boat to ply
iShawatlans ake this summe
and handle city business wer:
opened it the city eoune 18
evening Lhere were efaht of
them
ron rit
iJames Melville €1.25 £41.50
G. ( Ketchum . 1.40 >a
A, Swanson ..@ 65 2 )
W J Thomas 60 0
4. G. McLaren .45 676
H. A. Watson 0 1.00
Robt. Hannah 50 ny
N. BR Brodhurst . 60 1.00

The prices submitted are for
conveying hydro-eleetric freight

ross the iake.

The board of works were au

iorized to inspect the boats of
the two lowest tenderers and

et one of them for the job

an

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JOHN CURRIE

Contractor
Estimates Given on

Phone B

& Builder
Moving

lack 294

Buildings

 

The Newest Materials

 

of the highest

quality,

a

imported

and domestic are shown in a var-
jety of choice patterns.

COME A

SWEDER BROS.,

MERCHANT TAILORS

 

Phone 38 Helgerson Block
SIXTH STREET
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“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

a Call
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FOR RENT aes
DESK ROOM In ground floor ofmfce. Apply
P.O. Drawer 1663 City. 285-0f e eapest
ee Underwear
MOTOR BOAT—Hull 30 ft. by 8 1-2 ft. is the best silk underwear. We have
am, Apply T. M, ¢ 08 lider, .
aoe Biatngion, B. ana boat bu batt the combination in Italian Tricot.
NINE HUNDRED DOLLAR player plano for They are the most comfortable
equity in Prince Rupert realty. West gurment worn and will outlast
enbaver Bro 53-54 wool materials of any kind. To In-
BABY CHICKS, hatehing eggs, laying hens troduce these garments we will
and breeding pens, Rocks, Reds, Leg-
horns, etc, Quick shipping connec sell them this week at §6.50 & $7
tions, Columbia Poultry Ranch, 8teves-
ton, Cc. 4t
oe DEMERS
WANTED—Rowboat, 16 or 18 feet, in
good condition; cheap. Apply Box 103 Third Avenue
Dally News. Sor
WANTED-—-A woman to help in dining|**~ err er ent Xs .
room. Apply Windsor Hotel. bi
WANTED-—-Cook for dining car, Apply
W. J. McLean, G, T? P. Wharf. AV-D1 POPP COS COT EOE OER O OOO E EEE EEEEET.,
YOUNG WOMAN with lite girl would
like position in private family, Box °
101 Daily News 190 e
LARGE CANADIAN mail order house wants} — Seer

EARN $15 WEEKLY at home evenings

one man in each locality to mall cata. |
WIIl pay 815 weekly.

logues,
Supply Co,, Windso

MISCELLANEOUS

matling catalogues
mail order

National Supply Co

house,
wanted in all cities,

r, Ont,

for large Canac
towns and coun
» Windosr, Ont,

National |

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JINGLE POT

COAL

delivered by Lindsay
Transfer

H. B. ROCHESTER

Phone 115

231 2nd Ave.

 

 

PADDY AND HIS GOAT

Make a Hit at the Westholme
Last Night

The Majestic
Pogethe W
ecount of
Paddy
tlached to
pipe Later
rich but he does
d friends, the
pe Another

Phanhet
w“ s and

Always
ch enjoyed
quaint

comedy
m
humor
fondly
and his
become
his
the

its
but
goat
Paddy
not

is poor he is
his
on g
forget
oat and
ood

picture was

ed “The Two

Other Girl

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the

Ex-Alderman Married
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ind and Miss Clara

vere ule yy mari
Mr. For
of the Albert
Mrs. Suthrii
First avenue

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NOTICE

Tender

8 Will be received by
ck and fixtures of the
re, Westholme Theatre

March 10th Inven

the under

  

ted at tl i of
st or any tender not

I H ARNEIL, Assignee

 

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Peeters

rem

SOME GOOD Buys

LS

Lot 14, Block 42, Section 5 ,
$300 cash, balance 6 a
months

Lot 8,
cash

Lot 28, Block 4, Section 8, gap
terms arranged :

Lot 28, Block 4, Section 8,
third cash, bal. 6 and 12 mont

Lots 12-13, B 10, Section 4
$900, half These lots tay
two streets and will make eplg
did reside ‘ Go view.

Lots 8-9, Block 19, Bection
$1060; third Sh, Dalance 6 ag
712 months

We have a g S list of bargains 5

 

   
    

Sections 1, 2, €
Houses and

PATTULLO & RADFOR

PHONE 83 SECO

ND AYE}
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herorororroerereoerrerere

and 7; gttalg
es for rent.

 

 

| 3200 Acres

 

ON SKEENA RIVER

adjoining railroad

$10.00

and

Harrison, Gamble & fo

 

SOOLOPLEBLLOLPLPLOLOD

SIXTH AVENUE

BARBER SHOP

We have opened up a new
shop, opposite the scho |}
First class work; ev ry
thing clean and fresh

Vancouver Prices. Give us

 

 

 

 

 

369 acres on the east shore of
Prescott Island, $4.26 per aore;
terms $2.26 per acre cash and the
balance arranged at 6 per cent in-
terest.

Two tots, Section 8, $375» each;
$50 cash, balance $165 per month.

Two lots, Section 8, $325 each;
$50 cash, balance $10 per month.

Lots 3 and 4, Block 19, Section
1, $45,000; terms quarter cash, 1,
2 and 3 yeare at 7 per cent,

Four of the best lote in Section
2, Graham Ave., per fect view; $400
each handles them, balance at 6 per

cent interest.
Two beautiful fote on Sher-
brooke Street, $1,000 for the two.
Fine large double oorner near
Seal Cove, $1,200; terms one-third
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months at 7
per cent.

Houses for rent.

M.M, STEPHENS & 60, LTD

Real Estate Notaries Insurance

 

 

 

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STATIONER!

Victor Gramaphones

Books
Magazines
Photo Supplies
Developing
Enlarging and
Picture Framing
Best Selecti«
View Cards

W.W. WRATHAIL

606 THIRD AVENUE
Ph » 551

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