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THE DAILY NEWS.

‘Not what we wish but what we want.”---Merrick.

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PERSONALS.

 

 

The Bueaneers Dancing Club
gave a very successful dance last
night in MeIntyre Hall.

On Thursday night a fareweil
was given to Mr. Cottingham
the Royal Bank staff. Skating at
the rink followed by a supper at
the Monastery constituted the
evening's entertainment. Mrs.
McLaren and Mrs. De Rosiers

 

were the e haperones. BEES ts es ps ss a rt

Macdonald
know of his
health. He is
about within another

very

of|noon in her
street in honor of Miss Du Vernet

of Prince Rupert,

the honored guest of many

tions during her

few weeks in

The | einen ae tee eee
will be pleased to
improvement in
expected to be
week.

many friends of Mr. 8. D.

Mrs. J..Y. Rochester
jolly tea on Monday after-
pretty home on Alder

gave a

been
fune-
the last
At an}|—————

who has

ee es ee ee Ee,
stay of ee rs rs
Vancouver.

table,

 

extremely pretty
with daffodils and violets,
Homer Adams and Miss
poured tea and coffee. Phe in-

vited guests were Mrs

Filing Cabinets! 0."

 

| Miss Geraldine Cambie, Mrs.
| Ewing, Miss Poppy Macdonald,
Miss Charleson, Mrs. Ray Rome
Victoria Miss Mary Baytield,
Miss Edith Mason, Miss Mather,
Miss Taylor (Winnipeg), Mrs. C,
Pennock, Miss Snider, Miss Amy
Wilson and Miss Leo Ross.—Sat-
urday Sunset,

Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Jackson, Mich., are visiting
daughter, Mrs. M. J. Hobin.
Over seventy-five attended
St. Andrew's social and
dance at Sons of England Hall
last evening. Mr. J. F. MeDona'4d
and D. M. Bain recited, Mr. Watt,
Mr. James Kelly and Mr. William

Systematize your office
filing thereby saving time,
space and increasing its
efficiency a hundred fold.
If you are a live wire put
your filing problem up to

us, that’s our business. ;
Bennett of

their

McRae Bros., Limited

Everything for the Office
6th Street 2nd Avenue

the

society

 

 

 

‘rown rendered solos, and ex-

 

 

SAMUEL HARRISON
(NOTARY PUBLIC)

Samuel Harrison & Co.

Real Estate and Stock Brokers
APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR

Prince Rupert

cellent music was provided by
Miss Gray and Mr. E. 8S. Gray.
Piper McLelland added a few
lections to a most suecessful
entertainment. Dancing was kept
up until 12:30.

Search for Park
on Acropolis Hill

F. G. GAMBLE

SALE PURCHASED

Stewart ae
Continued from Page 14.

 

 

 

 

 

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY | «-

P.O. DRAWER 1524

HARDWARE
MONARCH MALLEABLE ™ ““,$s"°

THIRD ANENUE

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

Oils

Varnishes

sible through membership in the
lathletie
Pink Talk Preferred.

Crew did not think the
jtennis elub would con-
| tribute to the prey
|grounds merely as a
athletic

association,

care lo
saration of the
unit in the
“They were
already prepared fo put up $1,000
Tinware., jtoward daying out their own
Graniteware courts, he said, and after all had
| little interest in baseball, foot-
|ball, ete. He pointed out that
their membership consisted of
ladies who did not play baseball,
and whose ears might be offended

PHONE No. 3

Sheet and PlateGlass  ff|
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges

association,

 

 

 

lby the indiseriminately chosen

 

Phone 245

 

 

 

Canadian General Electric Company,

Motors, Mining and Contracting Machinery
Electrical Apparatus: of every description

Graham Kearney, Mer.

verbage of the ball fans, were
jthe tennis courts placed in
proximity to the ball

Limited || |) too
| close dia-
}mond,
Rey. Mr. McLeod
proposed athletic

would be in

argued that
association
way a

 

| park

every

 

|}public athletic ground, open to

 

 

 

SHOOTING
STRENGTH
SIMPLICITY

The essentials of a perfect gun, are
outstanding features of the GREEN-
ER GUN,

Its shooting capabilities are a
household word wherever
men congregate, and Greener
have won the world’s
honors,

The strength of the Greener ac-
tion is phenomenal. The Greener
Treble Wedge Fast Bolt is the
Strongest breech fastening extant,
imitated by gunmakers all over the
world.

The “Facile Princeps”
simplicity itself, work easily,
smoothly and the striker is a frac
lon of a second quicker than any
other.

You get all these advantages if
your gun is a Greener,

|
guns
highest

action 1s

For Quick Sale

| Owner will dispose of the following
‘Lots
Lot

1 and 2 16
sports agen 16

| 57 & 58 12

We can offer good terms on the Equity

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd. 2 ses ves

became members of the
which, he
become a
Rupert
By concerted

all who
association,
will
power in
membership
tion and subscription the
would become

feels sure,

soon recrealive

with a strong
ac-
park
possible He did
city for a

not propose to ask the

. *
in Section 2 grant for land for a private ath-
| letic or recreation  eclub, but
Equity | asked for the use of land for park
$787.50 | purposes to the community and
401.25| which it was proposed to lay out
750,00 | for the advantage of the
} munity.
| Best Prospect of All.
| Pursuing their way around the
hill the party next still
;}more promising stretch of almost
j level

Block Price
$2100
1050
2250

come

Call and see us
reached a

ground though lumpy, com-
grand vice of the
Inlet.
seen the

placing the

SECOND AVENUE | Here in an instant

| possibility of

Was
pro-

 

38 Grades to Select From
$56.00 to $1,000.00

SEND FOR CATALOGUE P. |.
W. W. GREENER
63-65 Beaver Hall Hil!

Montreal, P. Q.

 

 

 

Westholme Lumber Co.

First Avenue

——-THE-—

LIMITED

COAL

$8.50 Per Ton, Delivered

Lumber and Mouldings

All Kinds of Building Supplies

 

Phone 186

 

FARM
LANDS

 

 

 

SPECIAL **:::
TODAY sis"

Lot 4, Block 28, Section 7, 6th Avenue.
$750 $300 cash, balance in July.

Lots 72 73, block 39, section 8,
forner llth Ave.
a
$900—$300 cash,
18 months.

Continental Trust Co.

Skeena Valley
Bulkley Valley

IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS —

Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on

posed tennis
lantls

courts in a
secluded already al-
level, a half mile cin-
diamond
looked extremely
A rising ground
party viewed
area suggested seemed to the

pleas-
spot
| most while

track enclosing and
parks
beyond

which the

LZouiball
from

and
so used unless
the material of it is required for
grading the grounds below. This
particular site seemed the most
likely one examined, and wher
double | the party left the to return
and Justin St., with} to the city there was every
nee oh te Ar pect of an arrangement
Interest at 7 per cent, peenes Oe which both the

Ciub and the

will tind their wishes
manner calculated to
comprehensively the
community,

natural grandstand

scene
pros-
being
tennis
association
met in a
serve most
good of the

ne to rear,

alhletie

 

SECOND AVENUE

—IN THE--
Nechaco Valley
Fort George District

 

FARM
LANDS

 

 

easy terms,

 

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, Limited

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00

VANCOUVER, B.C.

THERE

ce ntred |
Mrs. |
Baytield|

Pownsend, |
ambie, |

==Qne Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

cHERE—

see

ARE NO “DEAD ONES”

Ik, deeehtenteeteti ee

1 For Rent

hte ee ei ae eee

| FOR RENT—4-room house, 640 8th ave

Apply Phone 313

|} Lot 31,

weil heated}
Phone 116

FOR LEASE—

McIntyre Hall;
and lighted,

J. H, ROGERS,

block. |
|

BRIGHT front room vacant Alder
56-3t

ne

Insurance

Riggers kT

OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just
settlements. We write every known class of
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co,

 

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L
Help Wanted ty,

te a re a ss rs ;
Apply Mrs

WANTED—A general servant.
Telephone
if

Palmer, 720 4th ave. east
209.

WANTED
as housekeeper,
Constant, Flat 4,

Position by middle aged woman L

nurse or cook Mrs
Washington block. 2t I
accountant, at
trust company,
Prince Rupert. |;
Box 5, Daily
54-5t

EXPERIENCED chartered
Cee employed large
fancouver, dsires locate
Can anyone use him?
News.

COOK (g00d) wanted at once. Apply Hotel

Essington,

WANTED—Servant girl; other maids kept.| !
Apply Mrs. L. W. Patmore. i

WANTED—A
Gebhardt,
Street and Second

good sewer,
Westenhaver
avenue,

Apply Mrs
block, Sixth
56-4t

bachelors
party Ap
iu

WANTED—Woman cook for
mess; permanent to proper
ply box 212, News

Wanted Houses

Bt tm ere a

WANTED—A
cation, to
Apply to John

rooming house in good lo-/¢
rent or lease. Good tenant.
Dybhavn 319 3rd ave.

YOUNG man wants room for services
Box 25, Daily News. 56-3t
WANTED—Large store with good show
windows in best business locality. Will
lease on good but not exorbitant terms

| Lots 23 and 24,

|}Lots 9 and 10,
Lots 3 and 4, Block 8, $10,000.

Lots 3

Port Essington. 54-61 Lo

Sot eres rms erermererermesih | 1)

Bcx 805

The News W ay is a Good Wa, Woy

 

|
vm BE)
et ee Sees

a

on next
Organ

es re
a es

SECTION 1.

Block 8, Section 1, $15,
balance very easy terms.
$8,500 $4,000 cash,
House and barn;

000 4 cash,
Block 16,
18 months.
month.
Block 11, $15,000. 1-3
12 and 18 months. |

6, 12 and
rent $100 per
cash, 5, 1-3 cash,
9 and 15 months
SECTION 2.
Several good lots in this section cheap. |
SECTION 5.
ots 16 and 17, Block 17, $2,100. $1,000
cash, 6 and 12 months.
Lot 30, Block 22, $2,600
for terms. 7-room house
Lot 8, Block 25, with two
houses, $2,600. $1,000 cash, 6,
18 months,
.ots 9 and 10, Block 45, §800.
6, 12 and 18 months.
ot 24, Block 28, $900.
12 months,
ot 9, Block 40, with
barn, $950. $300 cash,
2 years. This is a snap.
ot 7, Block 29, $500, Pi50 cash,
12 months.
SECTION 6.
ots 8 and @, Block 36, $2,800.
n, 6, 12 and 18 months.
ots 13 and 14, Block 25, $3,000,
cash, 6 months,
SECTION 7.
ts 7, 8 and 9, Block 21,
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months.
t 6, Block 15, $900, $450 cash, 6 and)
12 months,
ots 18 and 19, Block 37, $1,500.
cash, 6, 12 and 18 months,
SEC

Want one offer
and cabin.

$-room
12 and

$400 cash,

$450 cash, 6 and)
8-room house and
balance 1 and

6 and|

$1, 400}
$1,000)

$3,450. 1-4

$1,000)

and 4, Block 15, $500.
6, 12 and 18 months.
t 3, Block 19, $450
2 years

jouble corner, lots
875 $375 cash,
t 6, Block 11,

$350.
1¥ months,

FOR RENT.
bouse, 7th avenue,
$20 per month,
roem house, 4th avenue,
$15 per month

Cabins Close In.
Business Lots in New Hazelton.
Lots in Fort George, t at the G
whsite

$250 cash, |
$225 cash, 1 and
19 and 20, Block 16,
6 and 12 months.

$175 cash, 6 and
Fulton;

McBride;

}-room near

near

Lots in Masset,

farm in Alberta, near Wetas-
farm in Alberta,
both for Prince

N 160-acre
kiwin; one 160-acre
near Cowley To trade
Rupert property.

List your property with us—we have
he buyers.
Information Free.

Th. COLLART

Sole Agent
Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd.
226 6th 8t. Phone 381

 

Box 217, News Office if

Real Estate

ot tems me mere sree

 

WANTED
or 8;

$350
56-6t

lwo residence lots,
must be cheap; not more than
cash payment, P. O. box 787

|

1 Rees | Open for Busines

 

J. B. ROBERTSON

Corner of 7th St and 3rd Ave.

 

lot in Block 39
cash

WANTED-—Best price for
Section 8 Must sell for
Box 291 News.

oe eee

Business Chances
ee ae

WANTED -
range,
for about ten
9-tf

eo ee

Restaurant outfit, especially
also bedding and cheap Dox 108. |
rooms. P. O, box 105.

Miscellaneous
|
oe ee |

0 exchange—Thirty acres good fruit land
acres and half cleared, for unimproved
property in Section 5 or 6. Address be
fore Wednesday Jason, News if

FOR sale—Finest pedigreed bull terrier
dog puppy in town; seven months old,
born in Victoria. Make an offer Max
News Office tf

ot Fk Pt FP Pk Fs Ht HP Pt

Transfer and Cartage

tts ee ett ee

SMART business man desires partnership
or Interest in good concern Apply box
a, Daily News 56-tf

eee

Leave

“Chelohsin ”
“Camosun” -

Af

‘shee UNION $.5. COMPANY OF B.6., Ltd

The new steel Passenger Steamers

“Chelohsin ”

AND

“Camosun ”

Prince Rupert for Vancouver

as follows:
- Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
Saturdays at 10 a.m.

Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening

and Monday morning, respectively

None safer on the coast than these two

fine passenger steamers

H. ROGERS, Agent Phone 116

 

Lost and Found :

LOST Black cocker
to name Bunnie

Spaniel pup; answers
Carrigan & Miller

 

RE PERMITS FOR AND ALTERATIONS TO
BUILDINGS.

Extract from
“The erection or
building Shall not be
ty of Prince fAupert until @ permit for
such erection or alteration shall first be
obtained from the Inspector by the owner
or his agent, and no such owner or agent
Shall proceed with such erection or altera
tion until said permit has been obtained,”
% Penalty.
Extract from Clause 169: J
“Any person found guilty of an infrac- V
uon of the bylaw shall be liable to a fine
not exceeding $100.00" |
Application form and permits for build-
nee and alterations may be obtained from| ¢
oMmice
3t

Bylaw No. 10, Clause 4:
alteration of any
commenced in the

A, E. OAKLEY,
Building Inspector. | ;

ss es ead

TO STEEL PIPE MANUFACTURERS. I

T enders will be received by the City] é
Clark of Prince Rupert, B. C., on or before i
the 25th of March, for the supply of ap-
proximately 3,800 feet of steel pipe, elgh {
teen inches in diameter, delivered on the
wharf, Prince Rupert. !

Information for bidders, specifications} ,
and forms of tender may be obtained from
Wim. Mahlon Davis, city engineer,

The lowest or any tender not necessarily }
accepted, ERNEST A. WOODS,

City Clerk

rae te !

LAND PURCHASE NOTICE. i
Skeena Distriot- —District of Coast,

Kang °
Take notice that r ’ Dagobert Auriol, of
Nanaimo, B. C., occupation miner, intend
to apply for permission to purchase the
folloWing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted at the
“ast corner of Lof 51380 (being ap
nh to purchase No, 1683), District
Range Five, thence south forty| !
ebains, thence west forty chains, thence| y
north forty chains, thence east forty chains | °
to point of commencement,
acres, more or less
 PAGOBERT AURIOL
red E, Cowell, Agent,
26th, 1912

Land

Dated January

 

 

of Clty Engineer, r

shot carried off the

siderable

Savoy.

containing 160] al

Pub. Dee, 9. 0

SHOT OFF PART

OF HIS FOOT

John BGoreman Hurried to Hos-|

pital Last Night from Porcher |
Island—Shotgun Did the Mis-|
chief by Accident in Launch.)

With part of his foot shot cay
Porcher, Island
vas rushed to Rupert in a launch |
ast night and hurried to the gen
ral hospital in the Pony Express
ig, the new ambulance not

ohn Boreman of

being |

os

“The News” Classified Ads.

METHODIST CONCERT

The following
rendered in the
Monday evening:
Bolo... 08 Festival
Mrs. Sing

Piano Duet
Miss Froud

Vocal Solo

program

and Mrs. §
5062 26 8 &O8% Be
Dr. Large
Solo

Mrs.

Mandolin
Bryant

Selected

Vocal Solo ... s
Dineen

Reading Ss
Chisholm

Vocal Solo Ss

Solo Ss
Prof. Kauffman
PART IL,
Piano Duet ...... Wilch's

Miss Froud and Mrs.
Vocal Solo s

Violin

Mandolin

Solo >

Mrs.

Reading Selected

Mrs.
Vocal Solo
Mrs. Button
Violin Solo Ss
Prof. Kauffman
Solo

Chisholm

Piano
Miss Froud

Vocal Solo, “The Deathless
Mr. M. Davies

“God Save the King”

Tickets at drug stores.

The Outeast
Westholme
last evening created an
favorable

al the Opera

ney Im presstc

were received with mue
proval rhe
intensely
being

tography perfection

fo a political meeting
tonight the

The O
Monday e

opera house
performance of
given

fith.

wil be
March

King’s regular Saturday night
dance in K. of P. Hall instead of
Mcintyre Hali this evening.

MOVE To "VANCOUVER

S$ Sir Donald Mann to Leave His

Toronto Home.

Winnipeg, March 9.
Donald
move his family t
there in the

that Sir
shortly
couver to live
to be able to
construction of Canadian
ern Railway from Edmonto

ment

Many new things in spring dry

oods have arrived at

lace’s.

Princess

tonight

»cloek

Selected! One tot,

Sing One lot, block

Selected

Selected

moving pictures

exceed-

story is clear

interesting, the

A Toron-
Section 7 | Horseshocing & General Blacksmithing {4 paper makes the announce
Mann

look after the

| Be Held on Monday Evening,
March 11th, at 8 o’Clook.

will be
Methodist G

hurch
March

Zampa
ing *
slecte™

block 5
cash, bal, ¢ ? an
One lot, bloc
cash, bal
One lot, bl
cash, bal
Three lots
% cash
Two lots, blo
% cash
One lot, bi
elected cash, bal ¢
One lot, block 98 s¢
cash, bal. $50 every
elected | One lot, block 7,
cash, bal. ¢
| One lot,
| cash, ] .
Two lots, block
cash, bal

» 84.008
moe! Mim

elected

elected
thr ee tab mnths, mh

Dance

cash, bal, 3, and 12 tn ,
Two lots, block 42
% cash, bal. #25
elected| One tot, block ¢
Cash, bal. easy
wo lots, block 49, s¢ C
|" 50 cash, bal. $1 Der a ih
Two lots, block 1 t
$75 cash, bal. 815 r
Two lots, block 16, sect
$75 cash, bal, $15 _
One lot, block 40
cash, bal. $15

elected

section 8,
per mo.

FOR SALE.

flestaurant on Second avenue
Farm land at Lakelse, mily $25

FOR RENT.
Store, corner Second avenue ang «
street and Serag

¢ Store, corner
3t street

Jeremiah H. Kugler, lit

Phone 317

elected

” Der acy,
Army

Second avenue and sug

House

mn and
h ap
and
pho
Owing
at the

second

PHONE 301

PONY EXPRESS |

SYSTEMATIC MERCHANTS’ DELIVERY sence

Baggage, Storage ding Agents Fa

utcast
aM Rigs or Motor Car day or night

vening,

Seventh Ave. and Fulton Phone it

Grand _ Hote,

Workingman’s Home
Free Labor Bureau in Connection

Phone 178 Ist Ave. and 1b&

GEO. BRODERIUS, Proprietor
CARTAGE wf

LINDSAY'S *’stonse

G, T. P, Transfer Agents

will
o Van-
future
Orders promptly filled, Prices reason
North
n west.

Centre St. Phat

OFFICE~H. B. Rochester

«vy! General House Furnishing

StI AT THI

 

Beatrice southbound] Big Furniture Store

| 2nd Ave. and 6th St.
} Entrance 2nd Ave.
} —

 

AND

ANNEX

Owned and operated by

Excellently furnished,

modern conveniences, being ¢

are equal
coast.

to any hotel on

 

PRINCE RUPERT INN

Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
the American and European plan.

steam heat, electric light, and all

The appointments and service

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.

~~

emcee rmsemmsrmners ores

| ™ Royal Hotel,

! Cor. Third Avenue and Sixh St

and steam heated

{
The Finest Rooms.
The best equips
“4
|

the

Corley & Burgess, Props m6

ee
et es et

Exclusive Offerings

|
4

with

ubso-

lutely first-class in every respect. in

the

REAL ESTATE

Lots 51 and
$31,000 pa

Lot on Eleventh st

Lot on Market pla

Lot on Second Ave
ferms

Lots 1 and 2, B
Terms

Lot in Block 2
81,900 Terms

Lots 15 and 1¢

G. A. Sweet, Manager, J} © the pati

Lot 11, Block

House and lot
#2,750 rer

 

 

|
ivailable on the jump call yet.|
y. Cade attended the injured |
hurt was the result of}
which took
Boreman was taking |

when}
|

nan. The
in accident
he Jaunch
i shell out of a shotgun
he lurch of the boat caused the
veapon to be discharged and the lj
upper part of |
sulfering

place in

lis foot. He was con-
to the

good |

pain when taken
10spital, but is

rogress

making
today, J

Choicest liquors and cigars |

patterns | }

to show

Nine tasteful
nh open stock dinnerware
ou in the

pretty,
I
crockery department |
Wallace's 3t

Princess Beatrice toutnbouna) FH, F. McRae & Co.

oclock tonight

Easy

Lots 10 and 11, Blk

| Lo

Cheap Lot

Lot 24, Bik. 10, Sec, 1, Second Ave., with] !

buildings, 816,000 fasy terms
Lots 7 and 8 BIk., 27, Sec. 5
terms

Lots 17 and 18,
$4,000. Good

terms

21, Sec. 6;
corner near dry dock; 2
car route on front;
trackage on back;

#6,000, Easy terms

ots i6 and 17, Blk. 2, Sec, 5; e
view; best apartment site in city;

Easy terms

| Lots 38 and 39, Bik, 6, Sec. 7,

Cash 8525; bal, 82
did view or water.
ts 4 and 4, Blk. 6, Sec. 7,
terms

ols 15 and 16, Blk, 82, See, 7,
Good terms

rt » Blk. 31, Sec, 7,
le

5 per month.

8600 Ve

lots in Section 8 at
monthly payments

315 Geoond Avenue

Blk. 5, sc, 6, Fifth Ave.,
strategic
50 feet frontage;
opportunity for
good $hote

$1,200

very

Double corner

Six-room he
£1,000 casl
cent,

Good lot on Sixt!

Ss Lots 11 and 12
look street $

ots 19 and 20
each

Level lots in Seetl

Agents Prince K pel
ment Co,, Limite
shares

Agents Terrace rN
We haye several bi

Lakelse, Kits umka "

1’ site;| at from $7 to FF» |

xquisite

NCE
suo INSURA

rue |MeCaffery & Gibbon
THIRD AVENUE
HOTEL for SALE

Hotel, ®
with 24 furnished room

l,

good location, Sec

at a bargain

JOHN DYBHAVN

$1,900

ywns ite

Easy
£1,200,
ry easy

small
Lot for sale

price.

319 3rd Ar