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VILLA WOULD MAKE
ALL MEXICO “DRY”

El Paso, April 12.—General
Villa, at Monterey, has given out
a statement in which he tellseof
his enforcement of orders
against the sale of liquor and
states he would make Mexico a
dry country had he the power to
do so. The statement reached
here yesterday in a delayed mes-
sage from Monterey.

“Mexico will be without liquor
when peace comes if it is within
my power,” Villa's statement says
“My country now suffering
from the liquor traffic and the
children of the poor are the suf-
ferers.

‘T am doing my best to put
liquor out of business wherever
possible. When my troops reach
a town I order all saloons closed.
Some of my men have been shot
for drunkenness and some saloon
men have been executed for sell-
ing liquor to the soldiers.”

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

Situation wanted by young man.
Experienced salesman and busi-
ness education. High class refer-
ences. Apply Box 133, Daily
News. tf.

| “The Daily News ”
CLASSIFIKD ADS.

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FOR RENT—Furnished house; modern
conveniences; good view. Phone 6. 76-8
76-78

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FOR RENT—Furnished house;
conveniences; good view. Phone 6.

FOR RENT — Furnished

. Inquire Demers.

WANTED—Employment by refined young
lady. No objection domestic service.
Good cook. Apply Box 100, Daily News.

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WANTED—Two good seamstresses.
ply Miss Murphy, Smith Block.

WANTED— Gasoline launch, about 22 feet,
for cash. Apply P. 0. Box 225. 83-4

 

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* HAZELTON NEWS.
KEK HKHRH HEH HER RH
Mrs. Scrimengeour, of Prince
Rupert, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. G, Moseley.

Government Agent Hoskins re-
turned yesterday from an official
visit to Smithers.

D. MeGibbon returned to Ha-

 

FCR SALE

 

FOR SALE—$35.00 baby carriage in good

condition. Will sell very cheap. Apply
$13 Seventh Ave. E. 77-79
FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,

chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. tf.

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house; Section
5; furnished or unfurnished; water,
electric light. Price furnished, $2,300,
on small monthly payments. Owner
leaving town. P. O. Box 749. 75-7

 

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL
Musical Instru-

repaired.
Bows rehaired. The

  

ments

Prince Rupert Mu-
sic Store, 345 3rd
Ave. wu.

 

 

 

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Phone 99

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FOR RENT

3 HOUSES, $8 PER MO.

Water Included

1- AND 2-ROOM CABINS

Furnished

$5 AND $8 PER MO.

—APPLY—

Pattullo & Radferd

2nd Ave.

zelton Sunday, after spending the
winter at Pleasant Valley.

B. R. Jones, the Skeen Cross-
ing merchant, was a visitor in
Hazelton during the week.

R. S. Sargent, who has been
confined to his room by illness

for several days, is recovering.
A Vanderhoof
blocked the railway on Thursday
and the westbound passenger ar-
rived a day late.

The spring cleaning-up proc-

mudslide near

ess is under way in Hazelton.

Some of the townspeople are al-
ready preparing their gardens.
The athletic grounds are being

 

ifirst practice tomorrow.

The body of Annie McDames,

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lone of the women drowned near}

the
found

|Andimau! last November by
capsizing of a canoe, was
this week near Gitwangak.

Alexander Mowat

Kuldo), principal chief of the Ha-

Get-um-
zelton Indians, died on Tuesday
night after a few days’ illness. He
was taken sick while engaged in
trapping.—Omineca Miner.

PRINCE RUPERT CADET CORPS.

 

Orders by George Leek, Cadet In-
struction, for the Week Ending
April 17, 1915:
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.—Drill,

uniform, andband practice.

Saturday, 9:30 a. m.
in uniform.

Saturday, 3 p. m.—Ambulance
practice at City Hall.

ROBT, RITCHIE, C. C.

 

 

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Guaranteed Raincoats, reg. 310
Ladies’ Sweater Coats, reg. pri

Me tc. eteen paahadnahe
Ladies’ Duchess Satin, Accord
$12.50, April Sale .......

La Diva Corsets, front or back
Lisle Hose in tan or black, reg.
Ladies’ Serge Dreses in saxe,
$10.00 to $25.00.........
A new shi
colors will
Perrin’s Gloves, although they
April Sale they will be ..
Taffeta Ribbons in beautiful s

Ladies Lace Coats and Tunics, reg. p

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ANNUAL APRIL SALE

STARTS THURSDAY, APRIL 8

ANNOUNCEMENT

Ladies’ Skirts, all kinds of materials, $7.50 and $8.50.

ment of very pretty Cotton Crepe Kimonas in all
be in on the April Sale at Cost.

I Pa Mee Seis wale op 6 ee) 04s 6 00 be bb ede e
Blouses, all our High Class Silk and Lace Blouses, regular
prices up to $12.00, April Sale ................. $4.95
: _ Coats and Suits at Less Than Cost
$35.00 April Sale Price $18.00 18.00 April Sale Price .50
$30.00 April Sale Price $16.00 $16.00 April Sale Price .00
$25.00 April Sale Price $12.60 $15.00 April Sale Price $7.60

.50 and $12.50, April Sale, $6.7
‘es up to $7.50, April Sale, $2.

$8

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ian Pleated, Princess Slips,
bss cedlnd cece acd ‘ .. $7.60
lace, reg. 4.50, April Sale, $2.95

65c,.. April Sale, 3pr for $1.00
oavy, black, regular prices from
.. April Sale at just Half Price

are raised in price, during this

hades, 7-in. wide, regular 50e,

rice wp to $25 ; this Apri! for $5.00

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| PRINCE RUPERT COAL Co. |
Wellington Coal

Cleanest Lump—Longest Lasting—Gives the
Most Heat—No Clinkers—P. BLACK, Manager

PHONE 15

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NEW HAZELTON NEWS *
|e RR RR ®

left on

; Saturday night for their ranch at

5. H. Crum and family
Fraser Lake.

Miss Martin, of the
nursing staff, was an Easter visi-

hospital

tor in Smithers.

Mrs. H. C. Wrinch three
children spent Easter with friends

in Smithers.
I}.
again at the Union Bank after an

G. Allen is back on the job

absence of three months.

Fred Brewer left the last of the

week on a trip to Groundhog,
where he will do some work.

Dr. Mustard, Dominion veter-
inary inspector; paid an official

visit to this district this week.
Fred left
jnight to spend a couple of months

Peterson Saturday
in Minneapolis for his health.
Mrs.
rived on Saturday night and is a
Mrs. Robert

Curran, of Hardy Bay, ar-

guest of her
Wall.

A. M. Ruddy has purchased Ed
foe ranch in the Kispiox and

sister,

in a few days will go out to pre-
pare the land for the crop.

hiev. John Field, St. Peter’s An-

iglican Church, Hazelton, was a

welcome visitor in town last
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|Tuesday. He was accompanied by
Miss Soule.

A number of Prince Rupert peo-
Back to the Land”

want

ple have taken

fever and they to get into
the New Hazelton district, where
the climate is so fine and health-
ful, and the land so produetive,
Alex M, the Liberal

candidate, was in town the past

Manson,

week consulting with the local as-
sociation preliminary to opening
his campaign for the elections,

A night shift
at the Rocher de

is being put on

Boule property

 

and the mine is being rapidly put

in shape for big shipments.

George Jennings John
Brown came down from the Great
Ohio Wednesday It
likely that any more work will be

on that

and

‘ ‘
mn is a

done property until ma-

chinery has been installed,

George Tallman is doing eon

siderable work on his property on

the north of the Rocher de

side

 

Boule Mountain, just back of the

NOT PASSED BY GORDON
VANCOUVER MOTION PICTURE

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townsite. He expects to have con-
siderable ore opened up this sum-
for

mer mining,

Stewart met with
last

on the Silver Bell.

George a
week while
He
was using an axe and it slipped
and cut his foot. The boys that
came down Monday took back ma-

nasty accident

working

terial to make the necessary r+
pairs.

Ernest Lofquist and Jock John-
the
Bell group on Monday and report
that they have got into the ore
after fourteen feet.
They have a nice little bunch «f
grade stuff and
start at once to take it out and
it. While working at th ;
season is rather dificult, they are
that
good deal of money will be gath-

son were down from Silver

tunneling

very high wii!

sack

enthusiastic and predict a
ered together this season by the
Nine Mile leasers.

ald,

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Eyeglasses.

A constant dropping ¥
away a stone. AsIl

eyestrain injures the
because it is constant.
strain which first man es
itself as a slight discon
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