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“The Daily News’ | LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
CLASSIFIED ADS. Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream.
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FOR RENT Phone 4. tf.)
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FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for house Sweaters sold at cost. De-
keeping. Enquire Demers t wet
mers. 273-5
FURNISHED KITCHEN and bed-room. Ap —
ply 411 7th Avenue West 276-279 . * *
FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house, The steamer City of Seattle is
ter and light, close in, fine view, ren
reasonable First Avenue and Sxth}going north tomorrow at 8 p. in
Street, Pacific Apartments 275-276 : e e ®
FOR RENT-—-Furnished rooms with hot Ra _— ig . Gem
and cold water. Clean and comfortable. Office and Pocket I pen eg te
Only $2.50 Keven week kKiondyke Hotel,|(Calendar Pads for 1915 at McRae
Fulton and Seventh Avenue, w Bree. °73-76-77
sae —<— “.2..8
< The Princess Sophia arrived
ol i Ty , ¢ ¢ *‘eloe ‘ ¥
FOR SALE—Six coal leases ata very last evening at 9 o’clock, having
reasonabl price Write, Leigh lbeen delaved by snow.

Tallman Company, Oedar Rapids lowa,
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High grade furniture includ-|
ing piano, dining room set, carpets,
stoves, oak and mahogany dressers,
brass and iron beds, Washburn aan

FOR SALE

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| Mr. Smith, of Smith & Mallett,
lreturned on the Sophia from a

lin, safe, typewriter, desk, etc. J. short business trip to Vancouver.
McKinley, 416 Green Street. Phone ned |
337 " 2710tf.) = wae
FOR SALE—New house, poomen, #100 | Mrs. W. D. Tippins, wife of
cash and $20 & month;
P. O. Box 100. visu. the train agent, is going south on}
OCs pe00-as capacity steam boiler _~p 2 omorrt
and SHLP. stationary engine. Can be | th Princess Sophia tomorrow.

 

 

 

 

 

  
  

 

oe. 2 cellent order. apr . 6.6

Box 15, Dally News. 2eetr.

_oty / Mr. A. J. Burroughs, of the

WANTED Prince Rupert Lumber Co., is go-
ing south on Sunday for a

GIRL WANTED—Apply at shooting gal- mm *
core. 279-978 month's trip.

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ED—Four-room hou! Section .

“= or Six for $125 = ae a8 4 For Rent—4-room flat, bath
month until paid, Box 102, Daily and toilet. See Mortimer, Postof-

WANTED—Situation by young lady a:|fice Block.
bookkeeper or office “a, Salary rea- i a
sonable. Apply Box if Dally News.

«. Mr. ©, A. Eby, of Terrace, who

WANTED—View lot and house close - sas on atnace =
about $2,500 to $3, 900. Will pay wi has been here on business for a
cash and arrange » ays returne yme
Daily News. +) few days, returned home this

morning.
MISCELLANEOUS i at,

SACRIFICE aaa ~Seoes ie *. sot Mr. Nickerson left for a short
1, Section 1; wor ,000; , > " ' s or g
cash; balance & years, 7 per cent, or|'rip to Edmonton this morning
$3,000 en’ 4, LeGue, P. 0. 9 He will probably return on next

MARRY!—Why remain alone? Why not| Thursday's train.
better your position? Our club is pri- . * *
vate and dependable. Best in ta rs.

Information i0c in stamps. dea n- ra he . . wie to £0 £0
troduction Club, Box 264, Vancouver, M1 axter expects to g uth
B. C. ext Friday to reside in Victoria
$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no |,,,.; J 7 . ¥
matter how small the village, for few |‘! the P. R. Light Infantry
hours work in spare time, experience |)... .< » Vatiaaets
unnecessary, position permanent. The eV r Valcartier.
Co-Operative Union, Windsor, Ont. * * *
Mr. Ed. Olson, who has been
ee south for a cougle of weeks, re-
y turned on Wednesday and left
f this morning for his ranch at
wr Terrace.
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For Rent

Across Hays Creek——Well
Furnished
$30 PER MO.

EIGHT ROOMED HOUSE
With Bath—8th Ave. East
$30 PER moO.

FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE

Near the Drydock
$20 PER MO.

 

THREE THREE ROOMED
COTTAGES
Across Hays Creek
$7.50 TO $10 PER MO.

APPLY TO—

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.

324 SECOND AVENUE

A being
residence of Mrs. J. M.
this for Miss

Thompson, who will leave for Vic-

linen shower %s
at the

Glaney

given
afternoon

toria next Friday.
a: «
The Prinee Rupert Towing Co.,
general towing; the new crude oil
“P.R.T. No. 4.” Phone Red
Black 322. Address: P. O.
Agency for the “Avance”
Crude Oil Motor. 165tf.
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tug
391

30x 96.

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For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-
ond Avenue, near Eighth Street.
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room.

Free baths. Rates reasonable.
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Babington
the
for

boiler

his
ob-

cement

Captain has

dredge busy Skeena
the
shop and ma-
shop at the dry dock. The
of the be-

ing carried out by the Independ-

up
gravel
floors of the

ehine

taining

construction floors

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ent Asphalt Company.

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School of Music and Shorthand

VINCENT C. KNOWLES
(Violinist Westholme Opera House)
TEACHER OF
Piano, Mandolin and Singing

MRS. KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman's Shorthand

Suit 15, MoMordie Apt.

Violin,

probably interested parties ars

method of doing harm t
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Jinnocent business people.

matter of fact, Mr. and Mrs.
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woos LIST OF DONATIONS , REE ’ Pr eesasenssenssenscsavesnnrssens cece. ‘
2 To ExwierTion _ .w, 1914 J Ship your F = p , ‘
Our Trappers © ming , a ‘
In the Letter Rox oo Seow ugha an OPK Plumbing, fittin
roe j ensed Vintners. #300,00 Write today, address CRRA rare my and at ' -
|. Gilmore a 150.00 1OHN, HALLAM LIMITED F "
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Editor, The Daily News — Ineal Estate Exchange 100.00 | Desk 71 TORONTO at fair prices Meters Pie
Sir,—I would like to fer! . v Hotel 80.00) - SAARARAEARA REE ER ED i :
; lOGGE. kv be on iti vs
[briefly to an article which ap W. B, LAE eh ikck ses 80.00 RHRHHEEPRI Hee ee eee n, thee
peared in the editorial columns). piisell. cc. ccc 50.001 W. D. Brown 5.00 | oe ~— sini
jof The Journal under the capt ' sullock- Webstet 50.00| Mussallem Grocery 5.00 ee
er Spee Archie MeDougall ...... 50.00) Bryant & ¢ 5.00
ee ro » prope f the fi
. Speaking of the proposal » Beeet aad te... . 50.00} Patmore & Fulton +00
orden government for an emer-| nome Opera House,. 50.00). W. Rowers .. +--+: 9.20 |]
gency grant of 835,000,000 which . ‘ tage 5.50
| wa bess id i i \ . Canadian Fish and Cold Pa ’ Cartag sais
1 1 ad aes - oy omen StorPOGS sccecesvcvess 50.00 |Sweeder Bros 3.00 SHINGL®©', MOULDINGS, sasy DOOR
1 Journal save “there is « 2 00
hompse f are 25.00/06. H. Orme ' :
ly a Canadian left now that ' . aloreviyiaizan ' Poole 2.50 PRINLE RUPERT LUMBER CO
remeé Fk ode eo ke ts ».00 ink 0 «
jnot hang his head in shame that ' rome, e rransfer 2.50 A 4. BURROUGHS, Manege,
the advice wae not teken f. DOTHUIOE secccvcas * mag 175 te Ave. end McBride #1. PRINCE ¢
: shan { lat ak ‘
ets etatement te thor white W. J. MeCuteheon ...... x \ i aan PHONE 26 Branch Ye
false The contribution propos 1 G. Gn Neds e os ' Mr. Stuart is giving ee POOCO OOO be ee
ed by the Borden government'J. Kirkpatrick ........ 25.01 s as auditor free —— ‘
would not yet have been of the!) Pp. McLeod & Go oF | The city has given the sum of| —_
Se a ee or ant Howe & MeNulty ciety to 905 98ous and the pr vinecial wovern One ee
ons lO Gate as 1 dreadnoughts “ »
panda eta, atlmmetranesoe "IY KATEN HARDWARE COMPAR
have been in commissior Drs. W. T. & L. W. Kerti ». If any of the above amounts are!
What is true, is that there is! Peck Moore & ¢ i 0 ect or if at ume has been | THIRD ANENUR P.O. DRAWEI
scarcely a Canadian who has ti miss Mary E. McIntosh 95.00 | ritted 4 the «t please writs a
been deeply mortified that Cat e | ; 8 ai Builders’ Supplier ees
R. I. Van der byl ...... O01 at e to the president or acting Plumbers’ supplies ; re
ada fgund herself in the defence : >
- M. Albert 95.00) etary i Paints AK
less position in which she was at : vans ” | Oils L
the declaration of war, a morti-| Bank of B. N. A, 5.00 rhe directors take this oppor Varnishes AEE OS tes
fication intensified when we see! Rank of Montréal 5.00}f ‘ f again thanking all those
what noble work the Australian! ,..) ii 5 oo} ' esisted in making 0
pee a a et TS a Bank of Commerce 95 h “ ilv a liv pakit M NARCH MALLEABLE
ore : R a! tank 25.00 lthis vear’s fair a success
The Journal goes so far as te yal Ba |
say in the last paragraph of the Union Bank 25.00 Phe annual report will be sent] oo “~
jarticle under consideration that! MeRae Bros,, Ltd 0.00} il] members at a later date on erereroee
ithe Kaiser would in al! probabil-| parkin & Ward 00) ee
ity have been slower in his de-| Acme Importers. Ltd 15.00 PRINCE RUPERT CADET ee ylseaee — 2
jtermination to wage war had it a 2 i
not been for the aetion of the|Fisher & Wartor 15.00) CORPS HOLD BANQUET COMFORT IN OLD AGE
berals, and that no greater| Williams & Manson 15 oe) NINETY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE MEN OF Yu
blunder can be conceived § than | George Leek 15 00] } COUNTRY AT THE AGE OF SIXTY ARE DEPEND:
jthat perpetrated by the Liberals.) ppigo Nash & Co 15.00 | Continued From Page One } Upon Their Daily Earnings, Their Families or Charity
Theda dingy os gyorg R. L. MeIntosh 10.00 |had to be a good man ghysically THE EASIEST WAY TO SAVE IN THE SAFEST SORT oF
tw sted an , inves i in The J ir : John T. C. Williams 10 00} Phere was nothing that would tell | 1S BY A POLICY IN
sted anc m » Jour. |* : . on ~~ -
nal to gain some fancied party |Capt. E. MeCoskrie ..... 10.00)8 man as quickly as to whether | THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY
advantage, but in this case it has|jonn 8. Lavrenson ...... 10.00|be was behaving himself as to}
gone so far as to call fer reion- Haron a. de Bernis ~ 140.00\try shooting at the target He — ys logue
strance : : vé
. | nome never ° t to fail that a boy
The facts are that had the Lau- te M. de Gex .......... 10.00 ver anew ¢ om self i Sixth Street Prince Rupert, B.
rier policy been carried out we}Mussy, Philpott & Co 10.00| Who did not make the target well | eoccccooroos:
should have had fleet units both|Dr. Clayton ........... 10.00 | Was a cigarette smoker He ad- |
on the ee = Pacific ae iliams & McMeekin 10.00} vised the boys against that habit —
and instead of being dependent) . N ‘ hould ar s ifort eocccee.
Mussallem & Co. ....... 10.00 o man should wear a uni rm
ee Sedice aa ts te poo vaity tthe THE UNION STEAMSHIP
tection of our coasts we could not |James Hunter ............ feset*ee OS ae praindy _ i | C0., OF B.C., LIM
only have protected ourselves but|Martin O'Reilly ......... 10.90] country to which he belonged. The ‘
could have been of the greatest|New Wellington Goal Go 19.00}u! iform that the boys were wear- . Ss VENTURE
service in keeping open the trade|y ¢ wallace & Co 10.00 |ing was one which meant loyalty
routes of both oceans and pos-| Alfred Gard 5 oo|to the King and country. He paid) SOUTHBOUND TUESDAYS AT 9P. Mm
sibl ght have had the honor | enw ™
of Mr ace oath the I siiliais a, Stewart Norrie 5.00|a compliment to the boys for| Sailings for GRANBY, SIMPSON AND NAAS SUNDAY
ore she accomplished all the de-|Thomas Trotier ........ 5 oo} standing as they should, at at | MIDNIGHT
struction which she did. Oe ee 5 oo|tention, while God Save the | For Further Particulars Apply to
Under any circumstances, the : ® King was slaved Wherever |
article i The Sournal is ta very{o 7° BMPPO ------¢--- 5.00 0 it oe PHONE 568 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND
‘ | there was a military organization
bad taste at this time, but it is | ¢ ame kind thes found the Uaioe! AGENCY ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS
worse than that. It is “Germanic ms ee sey San , i
in its evident conceptions that the} 1836 tHe sank oF 1914 | Jack, which stood for all that we eocccooe
end justifies the means and that} nai were proud of in the past. Wher
varefared falsehood is penniss- | BppitishNorthAmeriea 3.0 ooo se tae. they wore
ble if some party advantage is t : ; : a i (j— —
ae meine on teens an eens. saluting the pride of their nation
Yours truly, Capital awe SuRPLUS $7,786,668. The Union Jack was the flag of
T. D. PAT TU L1A. the Cadets just as much as it was O O
ad . the flag of the British soldier and ur a a O
Mrs. Rix gave a very enjoyable Teach The Children the flag of the soldier of every re)
tea yesterday afternoon to finish | ‘aaah j
' , ‘| The Value of Money part of the nation W hich Has Just Been Distribut
up and pack the bundle of s¢ ene 3 Principal Hunter, of the Pub
which hasbeen done by the ladies| If your children learn, while lie School, remart af upon the ef .
of the Anglican Church for the grown not only how to ‘ : “ss » He neve
Patriotic League. spend money wisely, but how, sane oF wae on : - Lat, or a , Will aid you in making your selection of Christmas
es << y self-denial, to save some- found the teaching © peers Write for this book if one has not reached you.
Mrs. Rietehel and Mrs. Leslie ing for the future, you will #0 easy a# It was now. ¢ oa e fine range of SIGNET RINGS on Page 11 and ov
sa : ne = ae started them on the road if it were not for the evil effects, ment of Ebony, Silver and French tvory Toilet Ware
are leaving by the Princess May ob that war stight alwars oom
on Sunday. They will make their » financial success. Opena ek eee aie -" Pages 45 to 53, inciusive.
: om , ; i swine Account for each in tinue. He remarked upon the ef- . i
home together in Victoria to be ; 7 natn ‘thal ld foll the ,
near their husbands, who are with « Bank of British North Tae an at ot ee ae
the Prince Rupert ¢ setinai nt \me::ca, an’! encourage them Rev, He. Wri gee Se aa . .
e A >a ipe “ ze °
ld ; nlariy rood advice along the line of hay- H RB GS S ]
| to it regularly. COOE SGVICS B10NE wae te enry Urs ons, Am

gument that it's a good thing

buy goods Made in Canada,

 

suggesting that the proprietors of |
the Royal Fruit Market are Ger-
mans. This is a particularly de

When you agree for sake of ar-

don't
forget that it’s not merely a mat-

ter of argument. Do it.
ae ©
Flag waving is all right if you

corre PPPOE BRANCH

Viamager.

 

Grass-Widowers
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will prevent the little illness of today
from becoming the big sickness of
tomorrow and after. For troubles of
the digestive organs you can rely on

BEECHAM’S
PILLS

 

Sold everywhere. In boxes, 25 cents

apply the sentiment practically
Some enlist and go to the front. B h ]
The rest of us can buy “Made in acneiors
Canada" goods and make the :
money to keep them there. a $ rene
icy water “) ot
Wise Precaution In first thing in
WINTER the morning
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—fiftéen minutes after you

have started the fire
EASY TERMS ) Cash
00 tet Month
vnd Mon
ird Month

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$5.00
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Same Olid Price
HARRY HANSON

} The Reliable Plumber
Phone

ing good minds in good bodies.

He liked to see boys passing along
in soldierly with the
of

All thaf was good

a manner

glow manhood in their face
nation-

King
It was not that the King had any

in our

ality was represented in the

higher
G. Rk

complimenting

powers

Naden spoke very briefly,
the boys on their
appearance

Interspersed with the speches,

 

Masters haneaster and Cum-
jmings gave a number of bugle
\, alls. The bugle band of the Ca-

idets also gave a demonstration of

 

 

 

 

jits ability along that line Miss
Nauman played piano solos. Mr

irvey contributed a violin solo
ind also a voeal solo. Mr. Davis |

an Kast Indian sang a suitable |

BON.
Following the general program |
the floor was cleared and dancing
1s indulged in for a time to the
delight of the young people.

 

JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITH

Granville and Georgia Streets

Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director VANE

 

 

 

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FRED STORK’S HARDW:

 

710 SECOND AVE

Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chance
Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing T
iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and §
Rope Valves Ammuniti«
Pumps Hose Paint

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugates
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST

FRED STORK’S HARDW/

 

 

EMPRESS COFFE!

F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE

(SOLD BY ALL GROCERS)

prince RUPE