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“The Daily News” i ATTACK ON NORTH SIDE PILGRIMS Sli THE AMERICAY ThLgey]
CLASSIFIED ADS. Continued From Page One
- The Dardanelles evemen May tins Creat Warriot, Wee ates | 2
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FOR RENT Be Repeated on the Kiel had used the Latin tuhgue, at we
q Canal Soon. this probably beguiled the stmoptle ; $35
FOR RENT—Bedroom with sitting room —_—— f
attached. Close in; rent $10 per month.) ys Mane £0-—The Daily who had been used re
Box 129, News. wf. aa. % " tively to feuring so mueh fi THIRD Ave d
Telegraph says The Tur en : FIFTH ST
FOR RENT — Furnished housekeeping | nehes, double column, and Prince Ry 8
rooms. Inquire Demers. 7-#¢.;nut is being cracked bet | wy for a quarter Phoy | erereerrecece C
mie quarte ‘ Corrrorooeeces
——_—— Se ———— eves | ete,
| lagreed t the bargain, but there
WANTED | The Star The tables 7 - a , OPPPOPOPOEPPO OF MOO Oboes
Gintentinsdipaipmceammatnentimanamanaatean esac oman | ‘ vas a little doubt in their minds| ts)
turned ¢ Krupr What has BEST LIT
WANTED—Woman to work by the day I, ; of D «a to the meaning of the words Qua y DOMESTi¢ ;
Phone 161 66-69 | een a . ’ . . ner centum, per annum it LUMP
SITUATION WANTED — Giri wants work) be done at Heligoland, \ : me to pass, however, that thy
by Gay. Apply Box 125,°The News. tf./haven. Cuxhaven and the Kiel i i : at { O A L
WANTED—Young Woman wants chamber | (an9) when the tim: mes wise men agreed to provide the $9.00
work. Apply Box 117, The News. tf The Morning Post rhe ¢ vith a manuseript which they , per ven : Cash on
$15 WEEKLY PAID MEN EVERYWHERE . . ae wuld show to their brethren Mone _— i" ‘
to distribute circulars. The Co-Oper-|Mons got a shock last night wiht a y Not Satis.
ative Union, Windsor, Ont 6 2-67lLiovd George casually prop sed! Delighted that they had sund U
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 «*FOR SALE to pass a bill in all its stages ir FRANCE | easimoni,” and had seen so NION TRANSFER (0,
a! ll powering the gov- UNITED STATES NURSES FOR ; seh th d 8 Le any wonderful things and had 333 2nd Ave Phone 36
SAL. White Cross Medical Battery, ew ‘ ze Ame trained Ses toera s SOUSrY Se ; eoerrere C0cerrooos
a sae ais coeiaten, No reasonable Ernment to commandeer all thes A numl , a eat tinea 4 , tine behind the firina ‘ conversed with so many wis: eeioes erereroreen,
offer refused. Box 132, News. 66-72 factories of the country for the fouraine as they | France, a ee men, the pilgrims set out on the

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BABY CHICKS, INCUBATING £608, dangerous times.
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Columbia Poultry Rranch Stevesion, APPEAL IS ENTERED ju 0 t — ; ati . rm ithoughtful and morose In his Good Clean Mea! From 9
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s. & 45-71) IN SLINGSBY CASE Were the United States t Ol se. a ; ee ie : jsleep, he could be heard murmur Cents Up. Just Give Us
indreds ‘ nfs and a wae ee al 7
‘OUN ; "ae iia embroiled with Japa ver the i er \ ef.i* presem - om jing per centum, per annum,” but a Trial—That's All,
: i ends a ac s } e pro-
7 = Suit Involves Legitimacy of Heir atter’s attitude towards China - . * , ous 7 wheat, the pr |} Dan kept replying easimor + te "Wee 2 “ue
POUND—Key to Eagle lock on Fifth Ave-.| to $600,000 Yorkshire Estate. oy. wiijnd oanse would be serious- —_ untortable room. come f tl tries at war.) . a cimoni tiie é
Apply Box 128, News. tt. ee ry, : fo r s about one-half jn ee ee
: i et y affected. Hundreds of millions|to the St. Elmo Motel, 836 Sec- 5 At last they returned to their
London, March 19 An appeal ‘ ivy? ‘ : ‘ nd Avenue, near Fighth Street. t! s total production of .
| ’ f dollars’ worth of war mate-/° s ; brethren, and Sam offered up N , ; oe
LosT has been entered against the re-|.., atte detained 2 Newly opened Steam heat and .».9; hich s four millior bad ub that it : erve Ener gy and
3067-2 * , between Central + : i cate ils are “ I | hot ind cold water in every room ratete Hts sth ihihinns ital ervent ianks lat i was a E a ;
school and Postoffice. Return to Ber- jeent verdict in at ee * i “|United States, and these would| pies paths Rates reasonable p : ' , lover, but, again, it was not so yeglasses.
nice Palmer, phone 209. gitimancy suit, under which the see to be availa were a clash ee “aap erantine that the warring 1 ns
" cease » be avi bie were as In due season, they met with the
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: « R. Slingsb f . iit id ‘ ana Auce a one-h crop in the
json of Charles R ENGSd) ‘between the Republie and the Mi- ’ tributors of old « F mall : \ sunsellors, and assured them of
music. le > ‘ i ' .
San Francisco, was deciared t balte’s pire to take place The linen, towards th i f eor @ yea a f one bil the success of their piigrimer: |
TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALLibe the legitimate heir to the}... pactern situation may de- bandages being made by St. Joh bushels w still be show x hat
- . . sue " " 0 *f » to pass t sé
Musics! tetre-)8500,000 estate of the Slingsby). lop to tl acute stage, but Brit Ambulance Associat please The three tries upon which} | 7 mr a ‘er :
j arid ~—s ade , — . . jer of the counsellors asked
ments repaired. family in Yorkshire ch influence is likely to keep/note, that, for the convenience of |the filling of this deficit of one , , 3 : ‘ . ¢| Aconstant dropping wears
; . ; ’ ques ms regar ng @ @0a 4 ! é x W
Bows rehaired. The The suit involves the questior Japan wit! } nds. Rut Japan those living in Seal Cove district, b bushels rest are the : a Y ’ away a stor ‘ t
Japan ¥ i i pan re it iaen - ; ole a st f
Prince Rupert Mu-jwhether an infant, Charles Eu-| i. tno strongesifaval power in Mrs. Du Vernet has lly con- United States, Canada and Arget ne ~ p mew a ' eyestrain ir t Ith
| , ; els were to be retaines w the J Aicaiii i I
sie Store, 348 Srd/gene, born in San Francisco and|;y, pacific and the preoccupation sented to receive contributions at t rhe combined output of et net conahis Site because it i t, The
‘ wise ‘ Si rrave ecoun
Ave. @. declared to be the lawful son of! ., Furopean nations puts a strong her home. these through intries is only .: oe trial f the hazardou strain whi nes
: g n . S ‘ : e ie als o e azardous!. .
Charles R. Slingsby and his wife temptation in her way. The world  €:;6 1,249,000,000 bushels; their ex ss inci eh ate icliiias eal itself asa rt
TORPORATION OF THE CITY OF is the richtfu successor t the ey alae sll a fais The Prince Rupert Rew gand 1 table « plus Ww ild. of course surney and o weir meeting wi | shoul j | f once
PRINCE RUPERT. Bay. S89 Japa . : the wise men, and Dan smiled his | - : h
Slingsby estate I, ‘ te ta Yaehting Club w hold their a be much less, so jt can easily be oe a oes *| This we f t wit
_——— ly in seizing the por I s l i : -
Bylaw No. 228—Contract No. 5. The matestants charged that establish herself as the s . il dances n Friday April 9. seen that the quest a not one|*>" nt | ylasses. Cc ) Tree,
SEALED TENDERS will be received py the child born to Mrs. Slingsby)... ¢ <¢ » but it is only | This | dancs which is always to be easily solved, and it be.| Then Counsellor George, He of | elays al
E. A. Woods, City Clerk, up Ull'$ p.m,/in 1940 in San Francisco and}, nt ked for as one of the successes | hooves all the above countries to|*"® Wise Eye, asked how much
Menday, 22nd March, 1915, for the con- : twenty years since eF ‘ : : : l\nee goatiia would the wies men
struction of a 16-foot Plank road on Elev- Which was the rightful heir died |, wers were ed by ght , of the seasor s in the hands of rase their respective produe-| ! ; oe aoe . : Look for Loop
enth Avenue from Albert Avenue to Sheer-land that another child was sub-|. , cities ss ai partic rly energetic and capa- t s as much as the possibly |2et- Sam replied “6 per centum OPTICIAN
brooke Avenue. tituted for it per annum, and 2 per centum
Plans may be seen and specifications | Stituted for g the s s of 1 tory ‘ ‘ tt this year lca I when the war is er and| “ ; 223 Sixth St. Phone Black @
obtained at the City Engineer's office, City ction eat tl o e exnected of it ' = restablish itself w Counsellor Monty, He of the “
; . 3 neta: ti tes g g i ‘ ‘ ! |
Te ewest or ony tender out necee.| SMALL SAVINGS IMPORTANT. | 0 ae a oe and the nations undergo a proe- |5tout Heart, arose and asked if}
costly ecepted. ’ a ae I , f the world ‘ M ' ert M - nephe less f rehal tat the demands - per centum™ also meant “2 per
W. McG. MASON, Better for a Youth to Save Him-|''"* 0! {he world = ie thn ie Morrison, of this city ’ tt joentum per annum.” Sent wae} FO R RENT
City Engineer or Japar that occas that : I ail breadstulls Will be enor-| j
self Than to Receive a y ; , OT Eide’ sonnets Wet Sek Meenelt: ; startled at this unheard of}
1,000 Guineas. Pos ee he pene oeiiae : aie 6 knowledge of the Latin tone, i **——__zas
CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT. r preach to her a sermon on mor- |/#8t Bight. He is on bis way to) During the three years follow. | Pee pee
———— lit Victoria t n a contingent of tb ; tl | but was able to reply No, I
f s saic 5 sare age | aiity. ing ie declaration of peace ie} :
NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting A wine manqaid $60 years ag The United a ‘ the Canadian Mounted Rifles. He) >, .ops of all neutral wi a t think soe; but Sir Frederick ___ MODERN HOUSE
of the Court of Revision for the purpose that it was better for a youth to rhe United States has not cov- bes has 1 the employ of the G . Ks — a | provided a manuscript which T|
of bearing compleints egainst the assess-/jearn to shave. himself than tojered herself with glory as the big’, ,, _eilatco signal eda at Ba tt MAS! Lave with me ‘EIGHTH "AVENUE AND
ments as made for the year 1915 will be r, P. for some time and they have), .)., rtunity to market theiei ,
ae Sn he Geune® Chamber, Cry maui, |Teceive a gift of 1,000 guineas. {policeman of America, as witness) Co ierously offered to keep} eae’)! Now, the manuscript said| NG STREET
Prince Rupert, B. C., on pepe.) The man who shaves himself|the existing conditions in Mexic h * full ee . wheat at good prices, and it may lele val 6 per centum, per an YOU
him of 1 “ 0 » ext s arty, > . € ; ; a ‘ -
April 7, 1915, at 10:30 a. m. a atine me dunk. denttte tk wokeitia that ths Gili otex on ' '*|safely be assumed that the de-|
Any pemson desiring to make complaint jevery morning saves a grat deal i p 1Dt 1a ! : ; months. i : jnum, and 2 per centum, per an-
against the said assessment must give no-|f time and also the income of ajup to better advantage as the mand will be heavy. Canada has! nd # and D i eae 20 ()
tice in writing to the Assessor, stating the | 1 $41.0/ he f the Chinese repul “eiidiamoen dale an unusual opportunity in that} ee okeer Cee ee
cause, at least ten (10) days prior to the | 2000 $1.000 bond for that day. champion o Mf Bneee Sepue- A PASTORAL SCENE. . jat each other, and both said, “We
sitting of the said Court. The man who euts out one 160-jlic? No other power is in a po-| she has the natural environment didn't think -
ted at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 24th | i 2 . , . ; — — —
lap at Raiees, 6 108, eent cigar every day saves at|sition to read the riot act to| “The Western Howl” has a/f0r Wheat production; she is un-| 1 1 cieap to the rest of -_
P. LORENZEN, jleast the dividend on twelve|Japan at present, and unless I str iking cartoo na recent issu | de r the protection of the Brifish lthe ghinunelinie théh Oot nbd tan F0
= =—s* Aqsnener | tas ‘ivania railros re : / n f e| , i flag, and she will not be molested | od aie, PATTULL RD
é onames. oan ware of Pennsylvania railroad|President Wilson shows that he| showing a pastoral scene in Brit. | o oe a - ae : Sid wrk emake erin eee bad aok. 0 & RAD
i a “epare 0 go bevon profes. lic von : a eture shows |UPpen 1 ate o any great ex-
. stock. is prepared t beyond profes-|ish Columbia. The picture show i a ah . lnor what it had cost, so they sent SECOND AVENUE
ee r ; : ; ill mele _ an ? = one Sil adl  deten 3 | ary tent: she can increase her acre-|
Tnsients ot Gammenciniate, One less drink of ordinary orial platitudes China must lose | two spotted ws and a milkman anh : ore la special message to the wise men
NOTICE. | whiskey a day would more than|jthe independence of a self-re-|with whiskers like the late/®#e and greatly enhance her pro-| a —

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omes > § av . > “ef \ fp spec g atio Shoule ‘ rs | ri ; nan nes . n other words, she ec:
Starlight, Homestake No. 1, and Sun- pay for the bread of two pefson pecting nation. Should matters |Minister of Finance Underneath |Guction. In other word he can badvecd weet;.aad tee wee mee

      
   

    

rise Mineral Claims, situate in the Skeena/! axrnectediv reault i ati e | 7 : . , become a far greater wheat-pro-

Mining Division of Cassiar District. \for that day, unexpectediy | : fe Bostic hee the following information: | ' plied: “6 per centum, per annum,

Where located: On the North Shore of Uncle Sam will carry a letter|Japan could seize the Philippines} rhis famous picture, painted ducing country than she is at the ; . “
ii’ thew egeden Genenes Ged Siihal : ’ 04 err . : ! Ao askin and 2 per centum, per annum,” At "e TRAPPERS
Reet rv ten thevsand miles for what/and a e othe sroerican naval by a world-famed artist at the}! |this the counsellors fell sick and P RICES mat Oe had he

TAKE NOTICE that I, George R. Naden,'you paid for that one Turkish|bases in the Pacifie during thejfarm of Hon. Price Ellison, is to FOR RAW HALLAM’S

. , , 7 : | saw Visions SLPPLY CATALOG
Free Miner's Certificate No. 60353B, act lcigarette you are smoking first few weeks of war and Wash-|be hung in the museum @f the | 68th REGIMENT, EARL GREY'S | Tiroserated) aad
ing as Agent for Thomas MeRostie, Free ’ In their visions they saw their HALLAM’S RAW ug
Miner’s Certificate No. 80348B, and James | If you had all five morning|ington would have to sign an in-|Parliament Buildings at Victoria OWN RIFLES. children and their hildrer NS oe en ia

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a. rane aot tom No-lnewspapers ‘sent to your home|glorious peace or prolong the B.C. It will also Dé sent to Eng. |Orders by Major J. H. MoMuilin,
date hereof, to apply to the Mining Re-|you would grumble at your own|strugg¢le for years until she re-jland, France and Belgium for the} Commanding, March 17, 1915:
corder for a Certificate of Improve- |
ments, for the purpose of obtaining a
Crown Grant of the above claims. j tail before dinner costs you/tions or until her own fleet we
And further take notice that action, un- |
der section 37, must be commenced before |
the issue of such Certificate of Improve-| Russel Sage insisted that the

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Tpeted thin 16th day of March, a. p,|°**i0*t way he knqw to earn the from Svinte, vette Seees Sener pevenretinie’ 5a. ing. Motery of the SOT) OO) T'S oe | FRED : HARD WARE
1915. , {income of a dollar for a a imposed by the enemy Al~ | province The picture entitled } 8” Company will parade at the STORK S
GEO. R. NADEN. |year was to walk to his office | though Japan and Britain are al-|}‘Down on the Farm.’ The beauti-|@*bibition Building on Thursday, \
LAND NOTICES. jonce.—-Philadelphia Ledger. llies in the great world struggle,|ful milkmaid is none sther than|Mareh 48, at 7:45 p.m a
Skeena Land District—District of bi PAID VISIT TO “yan la clash between the United States|our old friend in the disguiss | _— 8. MARSHALL, Lieut., 110 SECONDS AVE ;
Coast, Range Five. fand Japan would not bring Brit-]adopted by him to avoid detection |®'-6 Acting Adjutant Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Candler
TAKE NovICE that Wi Watson, of | HELSINGFORS, FINLAND 4), into eonilict wilh the United| when purchasing cows at the goy | Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing ne a
tends 1 app ly for sPermpisstot oleate the | Londor Ma en 19.—-A Reute States. The treaty between Brit-|ernment farm. Toronto Clergyman Nominated. Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shot
folowing described the soetherly limit. of on "a oa al +f : < ore nin and Japan specifieally ex- ms Ree Se * ; at Rope Valves Ammunition
the Higit of: Company, the Grand | runk Pa. | ae Se < pi pak a le mpts Britain from the necessity They look as smart and are as| Woodstock, March 19.—Rev.|{ Pumpa Hose Paint wall
souawenterly B. om Mile. A oe ane a ed ae of acting against the United|well cut as the $40 kind—the BA5 [Je ihn Neil, of Westminster ehureh { Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Cornus ed
chains; | caenes west ee thence eee and visitec rT 48- | States Toronto Star blue serge suits at Wallace's, “tf,|Toronto, was nominated by the “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE Best”
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limit of the sald ignoF “porn of | Syeaborg. " :
eornmencement; ahd ant Sonulining | prices in ladies and children’s Public mestiogs. Tuecdey jsembly. He was chosen over Rey x FRED STORK’S HARD WA
: WILLIAM WATSON, a : an eenconie and capes.,—Waliace’s.| Vhursday and Saturday at 8 “*"!IDr. MeLeod, the nominee of the {
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Dated December 26, 1914. te llama Japenese BANISH BULLY BOWSER . tf.{Sundays at 7:30 p. m. inti-chureb union section ee al
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