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‘ eceed Mi A. Davisor and | Dainty Garments— Fine Linen ~
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Mr. 8. P. . ap : png gi: | These are surely worth your 7
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tuat : rd t it up to soak. Aftera while, rinse _
pert's npetit th well and the dirt practically drops
points and h out. No wearisome scrubbing, |}
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i> ail atade’ strength of Sunlight does the wor!
RESENTING the i] nis ; aie 4 almost without ‘*‘
new three-button ss a rust . effort and en-
: 915. jreta ' . tirely without
style for Spring, 1915 Th m Mr. Wright | : injury.
q Tailored in fine f - ' ted ta full advar f Try one cake
tweeds, rich worsteds, ae the publicity recently ob-| you'll find it’s
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any other route is able to do. Fish Pumps Hose Paint
+ 660 bériohal ‘ : Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated tron
jis nod ubt that the consumer will “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
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SIXTH STREET, PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. | | ae Sere ; ala, a aeeaianl
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CLASSIFIED ADS. | Hatt. lsenger for the Interior this morn LAW-BUTLER BUILDING |

j The west r ar tender not neces Third Avenue
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Editor, The Daily News: |To the Public in This Tow1

POODLE LOLOL OE EEE ROPEOMTY

 

A meeting of the Central Skee-|
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Sir—In England there is a} What chance have the working-| ‘ | Association, attended W. Mc6. MASON . 2.9
OR REN | ne ngines ;
F Resets a: strong temperance movement iN|men to get work? Some met pby twenty members, took place al mae Mrs. Horace Du Vernet, who . "
FOR RENT—Seven-room house; modern; the form of a simple pledge Of ave sl) kind ¢ chat - othes |! Sk 1 Saturday, March 6 Phe has been visiting in the city, left Nerve i nergy
i » § mas o ‘ ances; ot_ners .
close in; electric light and bath; $20 abstinence from intoxicating | ifellowing officers were unan H Will Y P for her home at Gitwangah , “le :
per month. Apply 411 Seventh Ave. W. . . - |have no chance at all. There are} . . : ow ou rotect S <- « Ey eg lasses.
61-4, drink so long as the war lasts.| Imously elected for the year in :,
— +e : re some in this town who have onnes bane +e ; sf Wif here will be a splendid con-
Son. Rnirtenes farw'seee room; close Across the card of membership | Honorary President—Sir Wil- our e ae ns De a is aan ~~
in; suitable for one or two gentlemen; are these striking words: “Shall | houses and property worth about/frid Laurier and th hildre hould yv : <" 7
$8 per month. Box 131, News. 57-61 dvink while ti Ter?” 186.000 and taking ‘ | p iss al ne children should you |s+. Patrick's Day, March 17. tf ES
we drink while they suffer? | 86, an aking in rents of| reside D. Wells. fall ill or lose your employ- Beet e e AA
a oo 108 8th) The movement towards prohi-| about $40 a month; they have the Vice President—Louis Edgar ment P Have you money in st ¢ Mart a i i
venue West. cor. McBride. 57-61 i. a : ° ar f a azelton, is
r bition during the war is gather-|first chance, because they have Secretary-Treasurer Charles the at to tide the family os : ' . , . A consta
FOR RENT—Bedroom with sitting room 3 a" = as the same as i ‘a ie . over unti you are on your in own, laving come were 6 con i
SEEM Sh. send 916 por month. ing strength in Scotland. . t ame ideas in om ir head as | Durham feet” again P connection with Mr. A. M. Man-| away
Box 129, News. w.| The amount in the Russian Na- the powers in the City Hall only Executive Committee Peter E ‘ed ; lidat the O y
: ‘ ; ‘ver son's candidature in the Omineca.| eye
FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping) ‘ina! Savings Bank has sprung when. they are looking for work.|Magmussen, H. Weissmuller, L open See on ee a bi j
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ae see Somers, 1-#-/since prohibition went into force|When they get on the outside,!Bethusem, A. Stewart. Savings Department and put Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Murray| strain w
om $35 © $15 i they have > same o on as otior 8 ‘ ous! is © i very :
> enue | from $350,000 to $15,000,000, and|they have the — pinion as I A motion wa unanimously a of wp Carnes every eft by today’s train. Mrs. Mur-| jt I 1
—|it is said that any attempt to re- have on the Socialistic ideas.|carried that the meeting declare eek or month, ray is going back-to her old home | should |
FOR SALE—Set ladies’ mink furs. For-|voke the Czar’s edict after the|There are lots of men in this town|itself in entire accord with the Such a sum, earning interest, will be in Scotland for a time and Mr This W
cee ay Che paid © laren dapests war would lead to a revolution who have been to see the mayor|resolution passed by the Smither A'S vings eee Soe ho femnty, a
* gt $175 price. Will sell at $75. The ‘ é » a) 1 pe e Smithers one ccount may be opened Murray accompanies her as far as ria .
Guarantee Tailors 2? While not advocating prohibi-|Several times; in my own case,{Liberal Association on February Oo ene Sole. Edmotton elays

 

tion for British Columbia, the|eight times. The mayor told|ii, condemning the present ad- THE BANK OF - e

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WANTED ae of a Provincial election is the|them that so soon as “your turn |ministration and advocating need

For a comfortable room, come . r L
proper time for all who place the|comes” I will get you work; but|ed reforms. British North America to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec- Look fo 00P

WANTED—Waitress of experience wants

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

position in city, or would go to Alaska.;} moral welfare of our province in|they have been waiting and wait- 78 YEARS IN BUSINESS. jond Avenue, near Fighth Street OPTICIAN ~
nn ate . ain » ; Newly opene Steg rE an ; t é
a. a a cone B - * “ps the forefront to make their voices|ing about three months and not CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $7,884,000, ; wa ; — ' Steam heat and 923 sixth St het
‘ St, couver, B. C. 61-5 1ot and cold water in every room
Z ear me yg . ser any wo as yet. e were ai ) entmunes
SITUATION WANTED — Girl wants work|!'®#"d in demanding the insertion |@ : rk as yet. We were simply PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH Free baths Rates reasonable. | spssecccecsorrerert
by day. Apply Box 125, The News. wf.)/0f a local option clause in the|fooled and now have spent our NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting , | ° 4.9
' Fig. Geant Of Ravtelem Ole te eemnent P. MARGETTS, Manager. 2 .
WANTED—Young Woman wants chamber|!iquor license act, and the short-jlast dollar. It's about two weeks of hearing complaints against the assess a , new shoes are stylish and )
work. Apply Box 117, The News. Si ng of the hours of sale. ago that I went down to the G. J. | ments as made for the year 1915 will be f nfortable and the wear is ab i
SUeRRAERRRRRNNNaiD cme temectmmecenie—endtS held in the uncil Chambe C1 al lut ]
ee olen eT | onion clases would help to lift|duaintances of mine who are|April 7, 1915, at 10:30 . m ind inspect them PECK THI
BABY CHICKS, INCUBATING £GG8, Any person desirin atin enmeiine ; ;
Breeding Cockerels, Barron’s Leghorns,|‘he temperance problem out of| British subjects and loyal citizens | agains: ‘the a i sai Deuke toe awe = — 5 RO M HOUSE |
Rocks, Reds, Geese, Ducks. Catalague.|the range of party politics, for|}/who had gone through in the|ce in writing to the Assessor, stating the > do the FINEST CUSTOM TAIL | 2:2 F , «1
Columbia Poultry Kranch. Steveston, use t least te 0) days prior to . RING for the LEAST MONEY ' : : F ”
B. C. 45-71; When the liquor trade begins to|same way with the city official we ng ot — soa C an ee | We have a large stock of High Class \ very long train of freight and ert
jmake itself obnoxious the people|Without getting any work and] Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 24 Se ae ee ee pee ene a CONRA ) STREET
: : day of February 5 $27, and the best in stock for 636. . : om Pp i i
FOUND ;of a locality can take the matter|they were broke and up against ' ruery, &, D aan NEEN Come and look over our stock be . Phere were three fish cars ;
FOUND—Key to Eagle lock on Fifth Ave-,|into their own hands and cut off|it. I had only $5 left and I let |}55-62-69-76 Assessor |g fre buying and save money by it, gi included, The passenger trafic
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Apply Box 128, News. t.|the licenses. them have half of it; and they Perera THIRD AVE and FIFTH ST. is assuming considerable propor $1 0) '
Lost The fear of this loss to the|were no bums, either, at oe © NOTICES. Prince Rupert, B. C. tions oom
liquor trade causes a careful ob- For my part," would like to see Ske . . ' ° ® °
LOeT—-Bleck dipper, between Central ) y part, d ‘ ee keena Land Ristwiet-—Distrtes of i. oe ee ee LY—
school and Postofice. Return to Ber-|5¢rvance of the restrictive regu-|the city mayor tell us straight i , ~ , } APP
nice Palmer, phone 209. lations of the license act. that the city officials have got no], TAKE NOTICE that WilMam Watson, of this morning for Edmonton
; : y - , Remo, B. C., occupation Contractor,’ in BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC where they will in future reside ' ‘ prow
yours faithfully, use for that class of people, so] tends to apply for permission to lease the . PAT Tu! / {} & \
music. : ee following described lands.—Commencing at LUMP rhey have been residents of this .
eee F. H, DU VERNET, they won't get fooled and stay to] Post Planted on the northerly limit of , ; ENUE
; ‘ * the Hight-of-Way of the Grand Trunk Pa. | city since 1908, The firm of Pier SECOND AV
TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL Bishop of Caledonia. |spend the last dollar. eife Railway Company, and about 35 chains | 4 O A I ) [
southwesterly from Mile 84, Oo ) od oO oper .
Musical Instru- Prince Rupert, Mareh 14, 1915. In the same time I may say that]?rinee Rupert, B. ¢.; thenes on" 20 | cy, Morris & ¢ will perate Leooooooerere! +4
chains; thence west 20 chains; thence | $9.00 per Ton — Cash on hereafter from the Prairie Gity.|
ments repaired. —_—_—_—- " [am in the same condition, too.]* jth 46 chains, more oF less, to the north Deliver ; ao
‘ ; : ie, er mit of the Right-of-w Mr oO s s one o e 8
Bows rebaired. The Ladies’ Blue Serge Suits, $15.}in conclusion 1 may add: They Grand Trunk Pacifie Relea “Cena Money Back If Not Satis- Ir, Morris wa ine f Kupert Sal
s P hence northeasterly alo erly Os oO , .
Prince Rupert Mu-| Man tailored, smartly cut; look as|won't build up a city when they |!imit of the said Right-of- nae een UN x AN most popular business men and |
commencement; “oO . egrets “— : cata ;
sic Store, 345 8rd) good as the $35 kind.—Wallace’s.|work that way. 80 acres, more A containing about ION TRA SFER CO. regrets will be felt on all sides o} Publ
Ate. . tf. ALFRED DALSTROM aa WILLIAM WATSON 333 2nd Ave. Phone 36 his departure, A large crowd was) Phu
sae oS date Decembe ve 9 95-85
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F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR ie on (SOLD BY ALL GROCERS) prince aurent