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FOR RENT dows at once. Peck's Shoe Store,
- a : .. 4
FOR RENT — Furnished seem, 4
rooms. Inquire Demers. +t Only a woman realizes the fu-
FOR GALE ~~ I tility of slicing bread or meat
with a dull knife. For a_ real
FOR Section sharp knife, phone Fritz, 583.
=. Sox ie imo — “ike 14-16
steam r .
Pati? “stationary. engine cn be).
a. excelient order. For a comfortable room, come
Box 15, balty News. #2011 the St. Elmo Motel, 836 Sec-
WANTED ond Avenue, near Eighth Street.
Newly opened. Steam heat and
wanrne1% w unten hot and cold water in every room.
Sak Apoly ox a The hows. u.| Free baths Rates reasonable.
WANTED — Large Mail Order house wante oy ae
Bours for 20 weekly, contrect ‘stven, The ladies of the Presbyterian
Scocseary oreeapee a te to.|Chureh are giving a tea on Wed-
Operative waren, Wwendeer, Career, nesday, January 20, from 3 to 6
“Rivewot six for 81 house .. Section s
or Six for $195 down ae 8p. m. at the home of Mrs. MeKen-
month until paid. Box 102, pally ews. " » “
WANTED—Situation by young isdy a: \7/@, OD Sixth Ave, W. 14-5
bookkeeper or office belp’ Saisry rea- | *_ * *
sonable. Apply Box 115, Daily News,
| Three hundred feet of cable
WANTED—Lot; cheap. Overlooking bat-| was ordered for the new scow It
bor preferred. From owners only. Ap

ly, stating price and terms, to Box 121,
ews Office. 15-17

 

START YOUR CHILDREN IN MUSIC NOW

ow will entertain you next Christ-

Second-hand a at very rea-

sonable price; easy terms. Prince ~
pert Music Store, 345 Third Ave.

EXPERT VIOLIN AND MUSICAL INSTRU-
ment repairing; bows rehaired, pianos |
tuned and ired. Prince Rupert Mu- |
sic Store, 345 Third Avenue. tr

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; WATER acT, 1914.

 

 

 

NOTIGE is hereby given that a petition
the val of the undertaking of the
av, of > ae Rupert in connection with
Water development on Thulme River
bean, filed and will be heard in the

of the Board of Investigation at a
=. be set by the Comptroller of Water

D. to the petition may be filed
with the troller of Water Rights,
Parliament B Victoria, B. C., or
with the Water Recorder at Prince Ru-

pert.
Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 26th
day of , A. D. 1044.
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT.
E. A. WOODS, City Clerk.

 

 

FOR RENT

Two Block From School,
Section 7,

ONLY $12.50
Aleo
THREE ROOM HOUSE

Partially Furnished—Handy
to Drydock,

ONLY $10.00
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for

pleasure
all
ljarge boxes and sticks
‘lout the
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Hotel Prinee Rupert
for light
of the
the quiet times,
the
some measure
to
report.

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* * *

The regular monthly luncheon
of the Board of Trade will be held
on Wednesday next at 1 p. m. on
the Prince George. An address
“Agriculture in -the North"
will be given by Mr. A. H. Tom-
linson, of the Department of Ag-
riculture. 3-15

 

on

Alderman Maitland has an ex-
his locks
since he again came out on top of
he
jadvocated that the city water and
be
lowest possible

in long white

the election list. Last night

\light rates should brought

idown to the

cost.

This was necessary, if we were to

jinduce industries to locate here.

| The
lthis matter.

city engineer will report on

* * +

reached the
that Bert
of the First

ldied at Salisbury Plains.

Word

day

city yester-

by wire Carter, a

|member Contingent,
He was
of loeal
people, being a schoolmate of G.
iW. Kerr MeD. Hunter. A

\few years ago he was well known

iwell known to a number

and D.

in lacrosse circles in Vancouver
as “Nick” Carter. He was one
of their best players.

|Two FEET SOLID OF
at the |

CHALCOPYRITE ORE
‘Trimble and Anderson Are at the
Great Ohio Mine—Property
Improving Steadily.
Jan. 19.

Hazelton, It is a long

time since so important a strike

has been made in this distriet as
|the past week
|from the Great Ohio group on the
Rocher de Boule. Some weeks
it was reported that the-
crosseut had hit the vein and that

one reported the

ago

OWNER. they were drifting in ore. A short
time ago the clean ore came in
C i

Bagh Mg Re Pive|and now they*have two feet of

transferred your interests, Take Notice lid las shale . v
that | the ‘undersigned Go-Owner with |*@lid, clean chalcopyrite. rhis
has: io one ee le tain ie |OFe is at an elevation of 4,600
head Of Hastines Arun RA og - Mee. |feet and is 500 feet lower than
Bath “oscmbin® nae Case tne ‘required | *e Rocher de Boule tunnel. The
amount of work on the above mentioned, ore ji al . eg he
claims for the year not 4s, mounting to s also improving as they
boton’ shor the Mineral het’ and it | drive into the hill. On Wednes-
ellen ou tl or eter sation (of this! day night R. P. Trimble and his
wear ,Pornige wef auch cergnaiiue, 2: /associate, Mr. Anderson, arrived
ent. your ore 7 ae mineral /from Portland. They are expect.
ye gy under Section 4 of the Min-/ed in New Hazelton Saturday

mt Act of 1900
T. 4 COVERT,
Co-Owner.
at Prince Rupert, B. C., January

| night and that a statement of the
jnew plans will be made.

 

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DEFENCE UNAVAILING PAMILY BUTOHER
Migh « es
\ tags
At the Police Gourt this morn Mea
ing, a man called Mike O' Donohue Corner Bra ay ;
was charged with stealing ducks Phon = and
belonging to a Chinaman rhe [eesessesosccccces
prisoner was caught in the pen WP
at 4 o’eloek in the morning, try-! ° ‘Senet tetas reresseen
ing to wring a duck’s neck, and) ’
was apprehended, Capt. JMG MMS.
O'Donohue put up a deliciously | WAUTICAL 1 ADEMy
Irish defence, claiming that he | Masters and ™ Prepay
heard some one in the pen, whieh | for Exe ation
is rather deep, and, going over, al
man inside asked him to help him | Compass: Adjusted
out In doing so, Mike claimed
he fell in himself and was unable | Melgerson Bi OPP. Ro
to get out. 7 Hote!— Ph, Red 502
In spite of his ingenious de. | a
fence, the hard-hearted magis-
trate sent Mike down for nine ‘Schoo! of Yus and Short
months, the sentence covering a } |
vagrancy charge and also one of FRENCH SAPPERS BUILDING NEW STRATEGICAL er at auore. : a
cruelty to animals, as he had! One-track line rut iM : : apes. etntch dan on a Pit Violin, a of
wrenched a wing off one duck in| without passing th iat . Planes Tune lune
trying te kill it. - E on “. a
pctiiinaibitinbiean | 7 MARSHALL P. WILDER . KNOWLES
HARBOR FORTIFIED, AT FORT GEORGE DOES NOT BRING RAIN sae fae Suite 15, MoMordie ty
St. Paul, Jan 6 arsha P
Before the Council closed last Another mura rt Idea Absolutely Without Founda- Wilder, humorist, for many years Salvation army
night Alderman Morrissey said|/from the vicinity of Fort | tion, Says Scientist in a vaudeville headliner, is serious P
the Council should take up with|At Chief Lak: rth of the N London Times. y i of Hardening of the arteries |-phurada
H. 8. Clements the question of|chaco River, Jol Vert and congestion of the lungs {Sundays a
proceeding with the fortifieation|rancher, was shot a led ! iv Lik th anieuiaiiaa
of Prince Rupert. This matter|his shack by his shackma Frit the n SS -
was being considered by the gov-|Von Deusen t { : :
ernment and now when times About January f1, neighb that powd ws FRED STORK’S HARD WA
were quiet would be a good time|the murdered man visited his i ontautel onl
to have the money spent. shack, only to find it a po ! ane .
The mayor referred to the fact|blood. Vhey reported to the p ee aeRO “Tih 710 SECOND AVE
that Premier McBride was advo-j|lice, and the partner, Von Deusen, ago the First Lord of the Admi
cating the fortification of the Pa-|being missing, suspicion fell ralty ' asked in the hi Carpenters’ Tools - Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandiery
cific and Prince Rupert should get|him. They searched for him and] yyyoc Ges s whether he} bY Wire Cabte Stoo! Bicohs Fishing Tackle
its share. finally found him in a hotel at} instruct the fleet carry |i Coen RD® wipe Putags Rifles and Shot
The matter may be taken up|Prince George. The actions ba Geaewan pra ae Rope Vaives Ammunition
with the member if he comes this|}Von Deusen on the approach of man.’ dite a the year ‘ Pumpe Hose Paint
way, or through corrrespondence|the police indicates that he was)>y th f hatves f Stoves and Mangds Rubbveroid Roofing Corrugated tron
to Ottawa. the right man. He was arrested|,,,,,, - bic -plibtieal tenunl \\ “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
and finally confessed, but said th . ay ease 6 eure —_ a
ALMOST SUSPENDED. shot was fired by accident Heline far 4 - S|
then reported where the body was lan abs tely without founda. | a FRED STORK’S HARDWAR
A couple of the aldermen al-jHe had carried it to a nearby], lex ments idk al
most got suspended last night.|gulch and hid it in the snow An . d the Continent t| i a =
Alderman Kerr, in speaking about The police proceeded to the) now ty ai wee tt —
the new Council, said we had the|spot and found the body as d isin ee
making of a keen body—there |rected It had been placed th rhi the +: Anetic '
was an Edge to it. He was afraid,|snow while warm, as the rad KAIEN HARDWARE COMPAN
however, that they would take to|had melted about it.* Von Deuss att : %y * THIRD ANENUE » : 7
drink—it ineluded a Beveridge; |}was sent to Kamloops for tria oa " ws; ” 0. DRAWER 1524
whereupon Alderman Montgom- Vermill the tin va ae while iis Builders’ Supplies 8
ery said it might also be called alnative of Holland, his father be r) th ee" Supplies Plat
cheap Council—it inelyded = al|ling chief clerk in the ty of Am-}, ale i is Oils HARDWARE T
Nicol. Nobody was hurt sterdam. ' ; m a ved Varnishes Gra
stage } I Th ;
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN |MAYOR'S SPEECH over foes" MONARCH MALLEABLE
aes FROM THE THRONE | : dlenatinn Aanat te a tele
The firm of Kissick & Edwards, as ees t) :  athde at dank}
heretofore doing an insurance| TY ™ayor began last night by ' nih i 8 mo
business under the above name, Seeeyer a .'e eS I A i | a ' I . th
has this day been dissolved. War- thron He outlined the diMeul : ' j 7 ~ ‘
ren Kissick will continue the bus- —_ Sane Sey eee Ser" this ‘veneN 7 : —
iness and assumes all outstand-|C°U"*!! Finances wan vadiy | fad iia : big
ing liabilities and to whom an|“e4 up and it was possible that} ; bs a a es a
accounts are payable. Sed. there would be hard sledding. | e| ae ae ere en
W. KISSIOK. believed, however, that very. | C#tly, ¥ and ree out, the
5. a. Epwaape. |°dy worked together they would | VCUS8° Manne eee
Prince Rupert, Jan. 18, 1945. Be Gare: Ao epeoraghian -aemet . I, , a K We ae
and perhaps do more than tt ‘d Kingd
people expected of them. He wa
in favor of looking into the possi | LOCAL JEWELER DOES GC
For Rent bility of starting a permanent} OWN MANFACTURING Best
sewage system. A road would be i for
constructed to the eold st rage | ” pert has a very enter ¢ f
plant An -attempt would be ro ” pus man mM Baby
S-ROOMED PLASTERED HOUSE) 3.6.) cecure free use of the! le Bem Mr. ©, G. Loep, the :
WITH BATH—STH AVENUE [three lots adjoining the West eweter. He is the fest to install Best
holme Lumber Company from th chinery for the manufacture of «
$25.00 PER MONTH government and. if necessary the|’°*%°" cally. He has put in a fr
city might consider putting in a mall rolling mill, where all kinds ‘you
fish wharf free for all. He was|” *Ules cart be turned out. He -
in favor of doing everything pos-|*'*” "4* 4 small smelting plant
5-ROOMED HOUSE ON TAYLOR |. i)))0 for the advancement of that|{" & [tHe Touedry where rags
industry. and articles of irregular shape
STREET s. oan be made Hie already turns
OPERA WRITERS CAPTURED. mut everything in the line of rings
except clusters, which he expects
$15.00 PER MONTH Authors of the “Merry Widow” to attack a little later The arti. P .
Are Prisoners of War. cles turned out a eredit to a After th > bath with BABY’S OWN SOA!‘
: much more ambitious plant and skin is wanna comfortable, and exhale: ‘
APPLY TO— Paris, Jan. 18, Franz Lehar|Mr. Loop is to be congratulated aroma of freshly cut flowers.
and Leo Fall, who wrote “Thejon the progressive steps he has . I ‘1m from skin troubles, explains in so
Merry Widow,” have just been|taken. Perhaps in this we already HMI} tier Laas sleep which “Baby's Qwa 5oa;
C R. Naden Co., Lid. captured by the Russians in Ga.|see the nucleus of another plant ujoy. Lepecially for nursery use insist on “Baby
licia, where they were serving as|thalt some day will rival Heary ALSERT F SOARS Lind, Manat, MONTREA!
324 SECOND AVENUE officers in the Austrian army. Birks’!

 

 

 

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