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SULTAN OF EGYPT
MEANS NO CHANGE

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material

the status

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just proclaimed
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difference,

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really makes
but it ends an odd pre
tense which salved Turkish pride

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by keeping alive the ghost of the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

domination which the Ottomans
onee exercised over all of Islam |
west of the Persian frontier. By
the abolition of its suzerainty
’ over the land of the Nile Tur-
.
“The Daily News” {){ LOCAL NEWS ITEMS ffs:s ose noinins not prestic
7 By the establishment of the new
CLASSIFIED ADS. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Peck went|protectorate Great Britain gains
south today by the George. no reality of power.
FOR RENT ne ed “4 The government of Egypt is
—-- C, D. Butter—Three pounds nominally vested in the Khedive
FOR RENT — Well furnished room with/for $1; hams, 20 cents p@ pound, |, » Gen ‘ ah ae .
board in private family; close in. — : 3.7 and the Council of Ministers, the
Phone Blue 332. tf.jat Frizzell’s. 3-7 | popularly elected Legislative
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot 20s .-8 . : . an an ¢
Ont “8.80 per — “Tiondyke Hotel, Wm. Manson, M. P, P went |< van Soe “ee ere Seen Co
-— oe Ee wee — oF a a ee jadvisory body. But the Khedive
Fulton and Beventh Avenue. south today to attend the session | ( 0 ody
wit Hirmeacaitinsininticommeninmetiwenmcireninn wm} ' lat hick ‘ jand ministers, although signing
» Legislature, which mee
FCR SALE Re a ear + “land promulgating all decrees,
. einen a i have no real power. No import-
FOR SALE—New house $10
cash and §20 a Sa” to 1 ‘uh ‘58. Mr. and Mrs. W. F Hart sailed | 2" decision has been reached by
re . ‘ i ithem since 1882 without consult-
FOR im SALE —80- H.P. capacity steam boiler for San Francisco today by the
8-H.P. static engine. Can be|. : ; ing the British Resident, and none
= cheap. — excellent order. -|George. They will reside therein | a
ply Box 15, Daily News. eset. the future - opposition to his advice. Thus
; \it was that Lord Cromer, Sir El-
WARTED oo eg : .
For a comfortable room, come|40" Gorst and Earl Kitchener
WANTED—At once, good housekeeper for | *° the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-|have been the real rulers of the
family of three. a H. Tobey, phone ond Avenue, negr Eighth Street.) ¢ountry since the British govern-
440 or Black 254 before 6 p m. or cal
417 Agnew Place. uf. a aaa me wage ae and | ment assumed control, The High
. , a. om. |
WANTED—-Woman, one day weekly, to “we pen a eee |\Commissioner who now takes
do housework. Phone Black 395. | tf.|Free baths Rates reasonable.
WANTED—-Good general servant for = ae charge will no doubt continue the
meee — ae F. W. Hart has handed the sum |tradition and probably as nearly
WANTED—Young Woman wants champer|°f #55.50 over to the committee/as may be the mechanism which
work. Apply Box 117, The News. ‘f-/in charge of the fund in aid of|worked so well under his able
it ge By BS none eS the local corps. This is the!predecessors.
ours {oF 920 weekly, contract S160. lamount left over from the cele-| ‘The new order does not dis-
Operative. valen "Winder. oaks. Co-! bration money. pense with the Khedivate. This
WANTED—Four-roam house in Section ” ee ay post is preserved as a sop. to
ve or Six for $125 down and $25 aj (Capt. W. B. Clayton did not go|,,. :
month until paid. Box 102, aie . th thi intended Egyptian national aspirations,
s is vr as .
WANTED—-Situation by young as oe ee es just as many semi-independent
bookkeeper or office nol. Le rea-}He expects, however, to leave on
sonable. Apply Box tb, Daily News,| — ae “ potentates are maintained in va-
tf:|Sunday for Work Point Barracks,|_. ;
. rious states of Hindustan. It was,
ANTED—View lot and house EE ee a ie as
about 2,500" 10 10 $3,000. will pay 471 4706 _ soga he will brush up his mili-| (¢ course, a foregone conclusion
Daily N ws. px, Moana that Abbas Hilmi should no
a a 8 .%
MISCELLANEOUS Capt. 8. P."McMordie had a good |!ONS*™ be allowed to pose as a
: 4 ruler. He has chosen to ally him-
turnout at drill last night in the : fa
HOUSEKEEPER—Refined young woman iain é lself with the belligerent Turks
seeks position as housekeeper in wid-|Exhibition Hall. There were be- |

 

 

 

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CO-
OWNER.

 

TO HARRY JOHNSON, or to any per-

 

 

owers or bachelor’s home. Good plain ¥ bd jagainst Britain, and could expect

cook, Give particulars first tects. ebb tween fifty and sixty present, al- |

ee *lthough only a portion of these |"° consideration. In choosing as
SACRIFICE SALE—-Excavated Lot 7, Block hav > a BC é jhis successor his brother's fa-

1, Section 1; worth $8,000; g1,000;"ave JoIne company. ‘ .

ash; balance 5 years, 7 per cent, or Ae? |ther, Hussein Kemal Pasha, the

$3,000 cash. O, J. Leduc, P. 0. Box le . . _

1385, Montreal. tf Professor and Mrs. Kauffman|Enelish ignore the succession by
un ee on te ee tee left for California this morning. peeennerraee which was estab-

hours work in time, experience |-ny. professor hy ld } } lished by firman in May, 1866, and

unnecessa*y, position permanent. The I or nas sold his Dus-

Co-Operative Union, Windsor, Ont. iness here to Mr. Walker, of Ed- | revert to the traditional Moham-
~ MARRY !— ‘ iam . | mede ‘ . akes , .

any ~ i? wy a monton. They will visit in Cali. |™medan law whic » makes the old

vate and dependable, Best in the west,| ¢..,.:. ine 0 4 » but will return |¢@St living scion of the ruling fam-

information 10c in stamps. ideal In-|'OPNia for a time but will return | : ns

eduction Club, Box 264, Vancouver,|).ton Phe professor still retains |'/¥ the rightful heir. The sig-
- ——__—_——___. — —lhis property on Third Avenue jnificance of this as a guarantee

LOANS. “é¢ iof respect for Koranic ideas is

LOAN—#1,000 can be had on first mort George Hill came in to the city |}obvious. The revived title of Sul-

gage, Section 1 yroperty. Apply T. >

Meclymont,— ities - 6-11} today from Port Edward with the|tan of Egypt is also a sweeping

pelts of six wolves which he |concession.

}
caught in the last three weeks The interesting report recently
The government has a bounty of!circulated that England would in-

$15 each on these, so George is |vite the Grand Master of the Seh-

son or persons to whom you may have|/ $90 to the good. He has a ranch ssveh Order “Cc » Khedive

transferred your interests, Take Notice , . ° ussyon wer So teens Sind

that I, the undersigned Co-Owner with}there, and says wolves are very|and Kaliph in despite of the Sul-

you in the “Gold King No. 1” and the :

“Hastings” Mineral Claims, situated at the | plentiful. tan are disposed of by the choice
of Hastings Arm about three-quar- : 7

= Ad a — from = beach, ss the Skee sae BR of Hussein Kemal. They were al-

na iver ining district, *rovince of Tha » * . ., i

British Columbia, have done the required The people of Aldermere are ways improbable because of the

mount of work on the above mentioned] ,....4, ing sir , ;

clots itor the year 1914, amounting 10|°@Ttainly doing their duty to the prospect of persistent friction in
, in order to ho the same under! p Ȥ _ Pp . r . "

Section 24. of the | Mineral Act, and if| Patriotic Fund. Mr. T. 1. Thorp,Jine future. The Senussyeh are

within 90 days of the publication of this}; - ‘ »s ninece ’

notice you fail or refuse to contribute|'" Writing to a local business firm], ay organization to hold in

your portion of such expenditure, to- _a > .

gether with the costs .~ advertise. |'2 the city, mentions the fact that leading strings, nor is their chief

ment, your interest in t said mineral 2 “iC ¢ > ate .

claims will become the property” of the the district has already donated good timber for a figurehead.

undersigned under Section 4 of the Min
eral Act Amendment Act of 1900.

T. H. COVERT,
Co-Owner.
Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., January

6, 1044.

 

about $800. It is understood that

That England gains greatly by
Mr. Thorp himself has been very|ine restatement of her hold on
active in arranging entertain- Egypt in more strongly defined
ments, etc., in favor of the fund.|tepms maybe doubted. She has

 

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6-ROOM HOUSE
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0 & RADFORD

long postponed it and even dep-
The counterfeit ‘man, : ~~ =

like coun- :
recated it diplomatically on many

The act today

terfleit money, is detected sooner

occasions, is one

 

 

 

 

or later. ;
of belligerency, akin in spirit to
When we laugh at vulgarity our | Lincoln s emancipation procla-
systems must be overburdened | ™@tion. It is intended to inflict

moral damage on the foe, to re-

with hilarity.

 

}duce his consideration among the

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF porte
PRINCE RUPERT.

and abroad.
little doubt as to its
leffectiveness in the Moslem world

rs at home

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P Plank lig :
q i jan ee On lit its reality be made plain to all
ven nue.
leventh Avenue }by unimpaired military command
SEALLED TENDERS will be received up
to 5p. m., Monday, January 14, 1915, for | of the situation in the Levant and
the construction of the following Plank
| owas lted Sea and the territories whose
} Contract. No @ Eleventh Avenue, Con- | ,
| pad to Alfred Street. shores they wash.—N, Y. Sun.
Contract No, 4,.-Eleventh Avenue, alfred |
to Sherbrooke Street. | oe
| Plans may be seen and specifications | @ . ne
[obtained at the City Bhaienese Dae | Distance also lends enchant-
} The lowest or any Tender not neces » . Pp 3
|sarily accepted, . ment to the girl who has been
M. McG. MASON, j onic
lo 7 City Engineer eating onions.

 

 

 

LONDON PRESS PRAISE
PRINCESS PATRICIAS |

The changwe which England has|Gonfident They Will Uphold the)

Glory and Honor of
Canada.

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London, Jan, Evening jour

lnals acclaim the Princess Pats

as the first Canadian organized |
corps to reach the front That
I they have actually been fighting
| was not then known to the London |
press,

The Pall Mall Gazette says
That they will give a good ac
count of themselves, we all
know The thought of thetr |
charming Princess will be a spe
cial inspiration Also there is
the glory of Canada to uphold and

the fame of Paardebure Good
luck to them The Maple Leaf
forever.”

The Evening Standard says the
German war lords soon realized]
what the far flung British Empire
means. The Westminster Ga
zette cordially appreciates the
evidence that Canada joins
whole-heartedly in the great task}
of defeating Prussian militarism

SEASON'S TREAT

Mr. Harry I.
at the Majestic
Mr. Lacelle
comedian of no small abiljty
of
fails to give his audience
laugh. Do

may not

Lacelle will appear
Theatre tonight.
is a professional
and
long and

years experience

never a

good time and a good
net fail to see him as he
in Prinee Rupert again.
Elizabeth Reinbold
the with

sentimental

appear
Miss
also delight

will
audience a

charming song and

the Bailey Sisters will appear in

a graceful Seotch dance and the
usual pretty costumes.

In addition to the above varied
program there will be the usual

high-class picture display.

When a fellow ‘hes a lo t of trou-
ble he doubt that
about the patience of Job.

begins to story

Si promising youths keep on
of their

do not accomplish much

School of Music and Shorthand

VINCENT C. KNOWLES
(Violinist Westholme Opera House)
TEACHER OF
Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Singing
Pianos Tuned and Bogaives
Phone Green 61

me

promising all lives and

 

MRS. KNOWLES
Teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand

Suite 15, McMordie Apt.

 

WATER ACT, 1914.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
for the approval of the undertaking of the
City of Prince Rupert in connection with
its water development on Thulme River
has been filed and will be heard in the
oMce of the Board of Investigation at a
date to be set by the Comptroller of Water
Rights.

Objections to the petition may be fled

with the Comptrolier of Water Rights,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B. C., or
with the Water Recorder at Prince Ru-
pert

Dated at Prince Rupert,
day of December, A. D. 1914.
CITY OF PRINCE

E. A. WOODS, City Clerk.

B. C,, this 26th
“

RUPERT

PRIZE NUMBERS

The Settentan are the win-
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Ry the invention of a device for <,
wa IT ee Sees ae ‘ ye Gallant Charge of Italian Libera-| F R
He to use the heat container ‘
a thrown off in making pie | aan . or ent
iron to produce steam for low | eo . ee
pressure turbines
rhe new poison extracted from} Paris, Jan, 8 Pxcelsion s COF §-ROOMED PLASTERED House
aeeds of the castor oil plant  demsaee in the Argonne de
. German chemist is said to be|scribes the flerce charge of the WITH BATH 2TH AVENUE
“a pe werful that a single gram |Ttalian volunteers, with sg oF
‘ ' Garibaldi at their head, and his
would a million and a oor Sas naeeste ala rain, $25.00 PER MONTH
: aan apparatus has a ide him, in the face of the Ger
invented to automatically give)" in quickfirers that were be
warning that a chimney is amok ng emptied into their ranks ipa! ED HO
at at {ls ieutenal Trobetta was killed} ROOM USE ON TAYLOR
ae ee. - oo ind Br Garibaldi fell with a}
nd, $f this to net Ree, oP bullet ih breast, but the Le STREET
ing @ bell aris { tinued the charge
\ ae = rm oo = oe urrving two trenches, but aban $15.00 PER MONTH
, ut _aoene Sy _ a } 1 third, which they were]
of a single piece of steel, the ible to hold The Italians |
handle being split so that the the found that Bruno Garibaldi
jaws are sprung together as 6 was iss He had dragged |appLy TO
strain is applied himeelf between two trenches
In Persia there grows a weed where it was believed he was!
the seed pods of which have 1on€)) f.4 py the fire of mitt nilleusee IG. R. Naden Co., Lid
horns that enter the nostrils of Peppino Garitbald however, tele
grazing animals and. frequently graphed later that Bri s not] 324 SECOND AVENUE
kill them by preventing the
from eating or drinking ———
Designed for carrying pack SSS SSS or —
ages up to 250 pounds, a new bi
et tei | FRED STORK’S HARDWARE
iframe that supports a basket i
such a position that its load will | a
jnot disturb ‘the balance ii 710 SECOND AVE
Using a new aeroplane £0 |) Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandiery
en ee ee eee Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle
ing at 0 te OF Oey s a tron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns
minute, 600 feet in the air, have Rope Vatves Acasnunttion
made more than 90 per cent of Pumps eee Paint
as on 6 email terpet cn me Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated tron
ground
By placing a check valve be-| “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”
tween the cylinder and oil feed | = =
in an internal combustion engine ’
the power strike will not stir up i FRED STORK S HARDWARE
the oil, while the back strokes
will open the valve and let the SS
oil flow
A large railroad, the New York
terminus of which is electrified, | IEN HARDWARE COMPANY
has put into service the first} KA
large electrically driven outfit,/| THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1624 PHONI
current being taken from the
teh sali Which cuggiion M toll Renee Peete Pas Gia Birr
locomotives i} pum’ HARDWARE f=.
A Californian has patented a} a ow lll
document envelope with an in-
ter tone of asbestos covered 1 MONARCH MALLEABLE ™ “StS
with carbon paper to receive and | Range
retain copies of inseriptions Ee
written on an outer paper cover ~~ —
ing should the latter be destroy-|
ed by fire
The slanderer is no respector

Oap

cuts Monday's labor cican
in half.

The Sunlight way is so easy
--just note. First you soap
the garment; then roll it up
tosoak. After a while »
rinse it thoroughly and
dirt drops out like magic

   
 

Why scrub, and rub, and
wear and tear the clot!
when the gentle strengt!
Sunlight Soap will do
work with never a hurt
fabric or hands.

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Try it once—
this Sunlight
way.

At all grocers