THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending6 a.m.. Dec. 14 UAX-l'llMf. IHN.TUUP. BAa. IN. RAIN 47.0 44.0 29.871 .40 i The Daily News NEXT MAILS For south Prince Rupert, . Friday 8 a.m. Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist ME��� CLEMEMT COPIES OF THE DAILY NEWS PROVE CLUE TO HIS IDENTITY DEAD BODY OF MAN KILLED ON WASHINGTON RAILROAD 18 8UPPOSED TO BE P. J. CARRIGAN, THE PROSPECTOR, HAD MUSHED HERE FROM EDMONTON LAST AUGUST. p. J. Garrlgan, the lone prospector who a few weeks ago mushed ii nil alone from Edmonton tu Prine.' lluperl, is dead, bavins mel u tragic denlb on tbe railroad truck neur Kelso, Washington. Of that there is liltie ��� Inub! after reading n letter which arrived nt The News olllce from Hi*. Floyd A. Bird, coroner of Cowlitz. Quunty, Washington. The .lend man, who was si ruck by a train, wa.s identified through having in his pocket a copy o( Hit- Prinoe lluperl Daily News und a clipping, both relating lo the exploits ..f Carrigan as published in The News of Monday, September 25th. Me is described by the coroner ns a mnn of about 150 pounds, 5 feet ? Inohes tall, with dark hair and clean shaven face. At the time of his deatli lie wns wearing u greenish blue suit and a gray maokinaw coat. The description leaves 1 i I Lie doubt that ibe unfortunate victim of the railroad is Mr. Carrigan. The clipping nn.l copy of The News were Ibe only things lo (lx liis identity, ns he wns unknown in the vicinity of tlie accident. According to Carrlgan's sialo- iiiciils in The News olllce, be was a Newfoundlander by birth, and hail relatives ut Kodiak Island, Alaska. He was fond of tho lonely life in the wilds, nnd while iu lhe llrand Canyon of the Fraser Hiver last August had rescued from drowning Jack Fountain and George Cook of Viotorla. NO USE FOR RUSSIA Persecution of the Jews is Resented by the United States (Canadian Press Despatch.) Washington, Deo, li���The Sulzer resolution for the termination of the treaty of 1832 between the l'nited Slates and Itus- sia, because of the tatter's discrimination against American Jews, has passed Congress by n vote of 30(1 to 1. City Counoll Meets. A meeting of the City Council will lie held lonighl nl 8 o'clock. Mailers of general business will be discussed. SIR CHARLES TUPPER ILL Cables from England Desorlbe Him as Critical. (Special to' Dully News.) Toronto, Dec. li���Cables from England received today Indicate 'iat tho condition of Sir Charles Tupper is very oirlical. sir Charles Tupper a of ibe few .survivors of Confederation days, is now in his '.idlb year, having been born July 2, 1821. Christmas Season. At Keeley's a large assortment of just tlie proper gifts for "him" or "her." If MISSING, JOHN MclNNE8. Mother of Lad from Skye, Scotland, Seeks Her Son. From Broadford, skye, Scot- laud mes a mother's appeal for Information regarding her boy, .lohn Stewart Mclnnes, nearly '.'1 years old. tall and slight of build, lie was lust heard of 18 months ago. ai Morllake, Moosejaw, and Regina, and was reported to have gone to B.C. Any news of him will be attended lo liy Chiel Vie- kors. Amandta Wrighl was lined $26 .iml costs this morning for breaoh of the Public Morals Act. MAYOR MAKES NO COMMENT On Subjoct of City's Defeat He la Silent���Saya McMordie Caae Will Take Ita Courae���A Wild- oat Resignation Rumor Denied POMP AND POWER AT OLD DELHI Mayor Manson bad nothing lo say this morning In regard to llie city's defeat In the Supreme Courl yesterday. Asked what lie thought of tlie Judge's opinion of lhe strike period particularly, he declined In venture any comment. Regarding the B. P. MoMordle ease, lhe Mayor said Hint litis would Dome up liefore Council in course, lie wns not Immediately loerned with it. City Solicitor peters mentioned I lint the Mc- Mordle .-use was not nearly in sliupe lo i-oine liefore lhe Supreme Courl yet, nn.l would cor- Ininly nol be beard al Ihis silling. A wildcat rumor attributed lo some one ..f ih.* name of Manson ���nnd not Alex. Manson lo the I'ir.'.'i thai ihe ciiy Bolioltor and Cily Engineer had bolh banded in their resignations yesterday afternoon was denied by the Mayor "They bav rlalnly nol handed in their resignations t�� me," he snid. Ohrlatmaa Candy. Keeley's especial shipment for tins year oannol be surpassed. If A DISTINGUISHED TRAVELER Mr. Henry Falea Gordon, the Globe Trotter Visits Rupert. Mr. Henry Pales Gordon, ihe famous globe holler, whoSO Irav- els in mnny Inn.Is nre well known, has been paying B flying visit lo Prinoe llupert. Ho was bullon- li, I by a News reports on Centre street this morning, and IhOUgb AI II. si he den bisltleii- Hlv be owned up al Inst. Ho wiil probably pay a Myii.K vlsll up the line before returning. ACCUSED OF MURDER Boston Paator to Stand Trial on January 16. n,.v Clarence v. Richeson, the Bapl|,| preucher who is ii.-c.scd , |���- murder oMiis jillc.l ******** J,;,,, Kyi. Linnell, s to Hand n*iai mi January Hth* A Friend In Need. i��� .wing Xmas t��aml* ;,;,���-, ,,,.gei your feet. They ar Jnuilod tTonnsidoratlon for their ' "" . . ,.*....,., rl.iFlt.fl I he past fallhf fforta during year, Just oall "�� ****** ",:; Tto. and make a selection. H ���otloslo P����irty Holdara m 8eotlon 2. . iinB ���r properly holders . '-i,-is .-ai for Tuesday "' 7, ,ex 'iimi, lul.) at ��� ".'"".,, | he PoIlCfl Hlalion or .J, Merest and benefit, On Golden Thrones King and Queen Are Viewed by a Procession of Natlvos���Took an Hour and a Half to Pass Along. (Canadian Press Despatch.) Delhi, Dee. 11.���The King and Queen were given u great ovation al the garden parly lasi night, at which seven thousand guests were prosenl. Late in the afternoon iheir Majesties, sealed on golden thrones, watohed for an hour and a half a long train of religious and olher native processions puss in review, depicting the customs of the anoienl Mogul empire. II is eslimuted Ihnl a million unlives watohed the scene, which was one of rare beauty. TO REPLACE THE KESTREL Proposal That the Dominion Government Purohaae Hon. Jamea Duamuir'a Yaoht Delaura for Fishing Oruiser. (Cnnndlau Press Despatch.) Viotorla, Dec ll.���It is re- porled here that the Dominion Qovernmont may purohase the steam yaohl Delaura, ihe properly nf II..11. James Diiiismuir, for ihe fisheries protection servloo oii il usl. The craft is being held ul n price of *I25,000. PUBLIC WORKS FOR COMOX-ATLIN Mr. H. S. Clements Outlines to Vancouver Reporter All He Intends to Try and Get for Prince Rupert Next Session PUBLIC BUILDING AND DRY DOCK Will Also Advocate Improvements to the Telegraph and Mail Service, and the Establishment of Wireless Stations at Various Places Throughout the District���Will Try and Secure Dry Dock for Prince Rupert $2,000,000 DEFENSE FUND IS PRACTICALLY ALL SPENT STATEMENT IS MADE CONCERNING M'NAMARA CASE BY SECRETARY FRANK MORRI80N OF THE A. F. OF L. DARROW'S FEE WAS $50,000 OR OVER. (Canadian Press Despatch.) New Yolk. Dec. II.���Not less Ihnn Iji5(),i>00 was the fee ree. ive.I by Clai'i'iice Darrow for his services in defending the McNamara Innl lift's in the I.os Angeles dynamiting ease, according l>. n declaration mail.' here by Prank H. Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor and custodian of the MoNamar defense fllll.I. Mr. Morrison also suid Hint for days afler lhe McNamara brothers' plea of guilly money for Iheir defense was pouring in. The subscriptions were it llttlo liefore III.' pleas were entered. Mr. Morrison snid more Hum 1200,000 hud been subscribed and practically all of this had been spent. Tlie money received by the committee after the pleas of guilly were made, he said, would lu- returned lo lhe contributors, while the residue of the defence fund, if any, would be either sent back lo the contributors or dis- Iribuled pro rata among the unions contributing il. Christmas Gift Problem Easily solved at Keeley's Pharmacy from the diversified line of Hand Painted Qold Laid China, in Steins, Tobacco Jars, Ash Trays, Sugar Howls, Cups and Bauoers, eto. A suitable gifi is easily decided upon. if Cily Clerk Woods bus recovered from bis reoenl slight indisposition innl i-j on duly again at ll ily bull. Vancouver, Dee. 14.���Improvements lo ihe present telegraph nnd mail service, the establishment of wireless stations al various places throughoul lhe dis- iriei, the erection of a public building al nn Important centre ami the const rut-lion ..f wharves ami dockyards ure among Hie Important pi'oje.-is Dial the member for Comox-Atlin, Mi*, ll. s. Clements, hopes io havo submitted for consideration nexi session, necording In his slnlenieiils when interviewed todny ou bis return from Ottawa. Among olher tilings lie hopes in have a quarantine wharf built al Prince Ruperl nod lo provide for Ibe erection of public build ings ai Coiirieiiiiy, Purl Simpson, Comox nn.l Prin.-e lluperl, also for u dry.lock ut lhe Inl ter place. The dospalch evidently refers In ii .second dry.lock for Prince Rupert, Hi.- subsidy for ihe ti. T. p. drydook having beep passed iu lhe estimate*, of the late Government nearly a year ago.���Ed. ENGLISH SPIES' DAINTY WORK HEAVY SENTENCE DONE IN GAOL SchulU, a Ship Broker Found Guilly of Espionage, Receives Seven Years and His Companion Twelve Yeara. Prisoner Valentine Stella Haa Modelled In Chewed Bread a Whole Street Grading Outfit With Drills and Wheelbarrow. A PRINCE RUPERT CASE Diapute Over Lot Heard Before Supreme Oourt at Viotorla. (Special to Dally News.) Victoria, Dee. 11.���Princo lluperl ligiiie.l largely in lhe Supreme Courl today when Chief Justice Hunter beard an upplicn- lioii by John Irving Of this city for reoiaion on a piece <>r properly in the in.rlhem town". Defendants in the case arc Arthur pent-son nnd William Mosorop of Vanoouvor. The case is nol yol fiilii'lilileil. BANK ROBBERS RAID Three Masked Men Enter Bank of Commerce at Everett. (Special to Dally News.) Kvercll. DCO. '������-Three masked men entered the Bank of Cili.tiie. JUSI before Ihe OlOS- Ing hour lasi night mid al. the ....inl of ibe gun demanded an the money it. sight from a Una ,.*,,,.*.. They secured Sl-DOO. ���I* -,. is HO 0 tO tho robbers. Whioh Are You? Some p lie have trouble will ii,,,!,. reel; others wear Boott, ,.���,,,,,,1 & Co.'s shoes n.itl ICaVfl trouble nloim. MADE ELOQUENT AND SYMPATHETIC APPEAL ON THE INDIANS' BEHALF] Rev. W. E. Collison in a Masterly Address Told of the History, Religion, Character and Deeds of the Indians���Has Been Brought Up Among Them and Has Faith in Their Future lllill chief oil Ilis .I.-lllill..'.I. The Indians' Appeal. To repeat lasi night's leoluro would hike a whole paper. II wits I., lhe lasi degree full. Mined und inl.'resting. Iu his OOnolU- .ioii the Hev. Mr. Collison struck a line uoie of appeal f..r lhe Indian races, anxious now after all tholr long histor) lo l me like ih.- white in,.n, win>m lha) so aptly mimic, it.- spoke >.f ihe reserves, denying Unit the} contain ... much bolter bind Hi-Hi that aboul ihem uu.I pointing oul Hint ih.-re i> hut., ohanoe of the Indians ever Improving inud to which thoj havo nollhor Individual!) nor ut ootnmunll) any real title. ������Would any Olvlllted while mini or group of while men do ii f" asked lho speaker. The ln- (I nt ii -h* appeal, ooncluded Mr. Collison, is for terms of i'i|inly now wiili lhe Incoming wini*. men whom he sees Inking possession of Ilis old liniitiii*.' grounds and gardens, "Troal me like u man.'' lie cries, "nn.l you mil havo a good mun, mi.I n nod oltlion." Canadian Press Despatch.) Lelpslo, Germany, Dec 1I, Heavy punishments were meted oul 1.1 ilu- English sines arrested ni Hamburg In Maroh last. SchulU, the l-.iigli.--ih ship broker, reoelved a sentenoe of aeven years mid nn..ther iiiuii um I llipsvch twelve years. Wuiir received two years nn.l I\v.. others three years .���.i.'b. Intensely Interesting was lho addres.s delivered in the Presbyterian Chun-It ball last nighl by Rev. W. E. Collison ou "The Indians nf the North I'acillc Coast." i''ai' it... small an audience heard il. Horn, himself, on lh > coasl wiih Indian boys only as bis play- males for his early years, Mr. Collison has llie Indian tongues ut marvelous oommand, and his Illustrations of the power of expression in lhe many laugiinges of lhe coasl Indians well conveyed Hie fiieI that tlie coast races have sprung from no mean crowd of savages, l.ttl seem rather lo have degenerated from a highly developed race. Old Indian Legenda. Touching mi lhe fur-reach ing "oresl system" of the Indians, on their laws of succession, of marring.' and Of revenge ill III.' early days, Hev. Collison held his nudi- eiiro iu rapl attention for over Iwo hours. He told Ihe slory of the totem pole wiih one or two of the familiar legends which the Indians hand down, one In pnr- licular being strikingly romlnls- ri'iil of lhe liilile account of Jonah an.I lhe whale, Mr. Collison mentioned also ihm nil the Indian tribes have in iheir legendary history aooounla of the Hood, only each tribe claims Hie survivors as its own members, Slow Three Qrlizlies. Iliiiiling siories Mr. Collison lol.I, lhe groal one being thul of the chief who slew three grits lies siugl.'-handed, (lie lasi one b) clutching il .. iMi his wiry arms nml legs sii lhal it emilil nol reach him vitally wiih tooth or claw, nor shake him ,.n. lie all the while gnawing his wuy inio it- windpipe, The hunlor was found side l.t side wiih his trophies, lhe la-t bear .lead, lhe chief nil hul gone from loss ol blood, as the lu'iir hnd scratched Ins back almost i<> ribbons. Rev. W. IS, Collison saw llu* man, heard the story frum his own lips uml vouched for iis Iriilh ns In- bail seen the senrs on his buck. Archdeacon Collison ha- llie skull Of Ihe groal grllSly given him b) Ohrlatmaa Cards. Largest ussortmenl in town. Begin sending now. Don't fail lo look Ihem over. Keeley wniils lo see >oU. tf SUPREME COURT SESSION ENDS Oase of Beaton vs. Christiansen a Brandt Decided for Plaintiff Today with $4,000 Commlaalon and Coala. For Membera Only. A meeting of iho membera of the Ratepayers' Association will he belli ill lhe Mnclnlyie lllill on Saturday night, Tho meeting is Intended for members only. The cook hook compiled liy the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Prinoe Ruperl General Hospital is on snle at Omie's drug store nnd Williams a MoMeekln's grocery slore. A copy should be in ovory home in lluperl. Besides helping a Worthy cause, a useful neecs- sii> is obtained at minimum cosl tf Canada Grows. Ottawa, Deo. I i.���(Special.^ ��� Canada's trade for lull amounts lo S7IHI, 113,11(15, nn innrenso over Hie previous yeur of over sevenly- I,ii>.- millions. Free iloll nl Wnrd's Cnndy Shop, WalOh lho window, tf PRESBYTERIAN CLUBMCCESS Under Ausploes of Club Men of Worth In the Missionary Work of the West Lend Their Pres enoe and Voloe. Bosldos iiui splendid address by Hev. w. K. Collison lasi nighl iu ihe Presbyterian Churoh bail. Fourth BVOnUO, It very brief address was given by Dr. Tnmliii- snii, another pioneer <>f the ooasl, whose experiences would llll n good si/.etl hunk. Dr. Touilinsoii did not lOUOtl oil ilis own knowledge of ihe Indians last nighl as llio in mr was lule, hul he Is the hero of long canoe trips between the Nans nnd Skeenu rivers lif'fore ever sleinn- ora piled ihese walors. On one such trip he hroiighl, his bride homo lo lhe Nuns. Ilis presence last in-lo. with lhe speaker of the evening, is tl credit to llu* energy of lhe piislor uml organisers of ihe Presbyterian Olub, The vice president, Miss Mao- knnsle, presided very gracefully mid a tea.hug from Hiawallin nml piano solecllon b) .Mr. Robinson Wore rendered .luring the evening. RoV. I'' .W. Kerr was pies.nl a- n listener mid Introduced Dr. I'ol.lllllSOII. WILL MEET UNION MEN Mr. J. C. Watters to Be In Oar- . penters' Hall Tonight. Mr. ,i. 0. Walters ..f the Victoria Trades and Labor Oounoil win ini'i'i a number of the local labor leaders lonighl In ibe Carpenters' hail io discuss forming a l|.'iilis ami labor council fur Prince Ruport. All union workingmen aro Invited lo be present. Mr. Justice Clements after h.'iii'iti*.- the evidence in lho case f Align-. OeatOn vs. Messrs. Christiansen >\ iiiini.it i.��ta�� found f..r ihe pianiiiii. Beaton, f..r th.* amount of 14,000 and costs, being half tin- pmllls mi a Lakelse valley laud d<*iil winch* Ileal.ut had furthered for the ilrm named, Messrs. Williams .v Manson appeared for plamiitT and i.. w. Patmore for defendants. This case .-nils tin- Sitting of the Supreme Court iu Pi inc.- lluperl for tins time. Judge Clements tuning adjourned ihs COUrl sine die when lie rose nl 12:30 lodny. Work of marvelous neatness considering tlie uncouth material ii-e.l Iiii- I ii executed In chewed bread and a few chips of wood l.\ Prisoner Valentine Blella, hold uu mi assault oharge in tin* city gn.d. it.'pent.'.i adjournments have caused Ihis cuse In drag on for many days, ami during the delay Stella hns secretly contrived to puss Ihe time by modeling with In- dinner bread a full miner's equipment or street grading outfit for a wheelbarrow gang. All kinds of drills, crowbars and hammers, a pick, a mat lack, a double hilled axe, a pointed -hovel ami a wonderfully neat wheelbarrow have been made by llie prisoner. The work was not <|iiMs* lliiisheii when discovered .mi obnflsoaled l.y the police. Stalls lias repeatedly asked to be set I., work, but this canno! bo allowed under lhe cirruitislmices nf Iii- .-as... whieh is siill ponding. The problem of selecting small Xmaa gifts for .-ending by mail i�� easil) solved al Wark's. lio- iiii-iiiiii-i*. your inst opportunity for iiimiiiig gifts home is Thursday, tf PUBLIC GUARANTEE. We ar.- authorised by the publishers I., guarantee Mini ovary pels.oi who. during lhe inolilh of December, pays n yenr's subscript hm I., (tie Family tieruid mid Weekly Slnr nf Montreal, will receive ii copy of Iheir valuable peel tu pit-lure, entitled "Homo Again.'' The I'amlly Herald nn.l Weekly Star's subscription re�� etipls in November were fin per .���.���ni. over November, mm, ni- iiiosi entirely ..wing to ths picture, winch is admitted by nil who have seen it lo i��* ths bosl premium ever given with a ncw��- pnper. ThOM who fail In secure i .iipv will have themselves to bluiiie. The I'u.nilv ll. inlii untl Weekly Slnr nnd such n heniiliful picture nil for one dollar is such rare value tlmt do person .-nn nf- ford Ii. miss II. The piiliin* is given bolh lo renewal and new subscribers. NO HOPE FOR MINERS Tragedy of the Tennessee Coal Mining Dlaaater Deepene. Canadian Press Despatch.) Bryoevllle, Dee. 14.���With tho passing of another day without lhe discovery of nnv iin.re livo men in lhe Cross Mountain mint) hope for the rescue Of the lifty men still iiiiaeentiiiii-il for has reached the lowest ebb. Forty- live hotlies have been recovered ihus fnr. Fresh eul Mowers Wednesday. Wark's. If REWARDED THE CAPTAIN Capt. J. O. Hunter of the Northwestern Has Bravery Rewarded. Seattle, Dec. 14,���a heavy gold hunting cu��e watch, suitably engraved, has been presented I.i Captain .'. 0, Bonier of Mm steamship Northwestern ni se- attle by a oommltea of the passengers >.f the steamship on tin- southbound irlp iusi ended, durum whieh the vessel wns storm beaten foi .iubl days. During all Mint lime the enptain never had an Opportunity In remove his OlolhlOg ami for one period nf 50 hours he was on lhe bridge nnd in the pilot house ennllnu- ously. Leave orders now Mowers. Wark's. for Xmas tt mtm}mmtmmmmm ��� HHl I The Daily News THE DAILY NEWS The Leading Neaspaper and the Largest Circulation in Northern B. C. Published by the Prince Rupert Publishing Company, Limited DAILY AND WEEKLY TRANSIENT. DISPLAY ADVEttriSING-50 cents per inch. Contract rates on application. SUBSCRIPTION RATES-To Canada, Un. J States and Mexico-DAILY, 50c per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.00 per year. All Other Countries-Daily, $8.00 per year; Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Bjildiii)*-, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98. Subscribkks will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in case of noii-ilelivery or inattention on the part of the news carriers. If Windsor Hotel] FIRST AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET Newly Furnished and Steam Heeled Roomt A FIRST CLASS BAR AND DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION RATES 50 CENTS AND UP BATHS FREE TO GUESTS H. Wright, Prop po. box 37 Daily Edition. Thursday, Dec. 14 "NOT A LEG TO 8TAND ON." After a long and oosty trial the city authorities have learned from the lips of u learned judge of the Supreme Court Ilia I wli it'll uny humble citizen could liave I..1.1 tbem for nothing: namely, that "in poinl of substantial justice and common hon- e-i.v tln'v hail not a leg to stand on" in refusing to pay the contractors' bills. Indeed, these were almost the very words use.I by Alderman Morrissey when lie entered protest against the actions thai City Solicitor Peters was urging the city to take pari in. "It will only cosl the cily three hundred dollars, and it's worth thai to ns to Unci out the law," declared an alderman. The city lias learned llie law; il would be interesting to know ut wha! cost, Mr. Justice Clement has had previous knowledge of lhe way- ..I Prince Ruperl local authorities. He it was who tried tlie I'm.Illumine case, a in. I his scathing words in issuing the mandamus to renew the license will be remembered. The same attempt lo play petty politics with llie public olllces was apparent in both cases. The pity of il is (lint the ratepayers in both cases will be called upon io pay the bills. It would lie easy (o write columns in scorn of the conduct ol Ibe Council, but columns of scorn cannot undo (he past, and the Council is too neur iis eiul to be worth many words. All thai is nol worth bothering about is lo see that for next year a new Cutin.-ii, composed uf non-political business men, is elected lo carry oul the affairs of the cily on n non-political basis. Tin- ideal form of civic government���the only form that offers scope for specialised administration under democratic control���i> governmeni by commission. Thai, even in a modified lorm. lias been denied the citizens by the Provincial Government, who seemingly view with disfavor Ihe possibility of a non-political city government, Until such lime as a party of progress can revise the Municipal Clauses Act, there is nothing for the citizens lo do but elect���if Ihey can���a Council of non- parly business men and run the cily as fur as our human de- li. it'll, it's and failings permit ou strictly business principles. To keep itself above suspicion, Tho News has purposely refrained from mentioning the names of anyone or either mayor or council. In exhorting others In refrain from political distinct inns in civic affairs, it is prepared tu show Ihe way. The utter defeat) the shaming lhat Ihe civic aiithorilie.- huve subjected the citizens lo iu Iheir efforts lo play pelly politics with Ihe contractors will not be made Ihe occasion for bitterness or diatribes, Iml rnlher to urge the citizens to rally to tlie standard of a non-party civic administration. With llic exception of thc grafters, there is no man in Prince Rupert, whether he be Liberal, Conservative, Labor, 8o- ciallsl or Anarchist, hut -(ami- to gain by a progressive business administration, and lo suffer by a continuance of mach ine rule. Department of the Naval Service RADIOTELEGRAPH SERVICE. Scald tenders, addressed lo me under- sikii.'ii. endorsed "Tender rm* Dwelling House" nml accompanied by n cerUfled cheque fm* III p.C ef lhe iliniuiiil or the ii'ihIit will he received up m imoti on . I'tt-iiilier 31st. lllll, for lhe erection ori dwelling houses al tliu Uovei-iinieiil Wireless SIHtliins at I'l'ltiee Ittipet't, Cape J.uzo mid I1..nu Crey. I'liins and .sj-i'iiiii-ailuii- may ho seen at l.e Followini places: The ileivi'iiiiiii'iii wireless stations al t'liltil (Iit.v, i.;ipe I.an. and Plfrby Island, Prince Rupert, The Potiorrlcei ai van- fniiier. Nanaimo and I'rinn* lluperl. ..ie omce or ihe DUtrlel Superintendent. lioverniii.'iit Wireless Service, Victoria, ami nep.il inn in or the NlVal Service, oimwa. I ii.iinhi'ii/rii publication or this notice win mu receive payment. O. J. DB8BARATS, Deputy .Minister <>r the naval Service, lieparltueni or the .Naval Service, iniawa, November stun, mn. :u j VISITING THE NAA8 Kir- H. Q. Walker on a Trip to Build Up Vanoouver Fur Mart. The fur mart roconlly started in Vancouver by llie merchants I hero who do not wish lo see all lhe fur business ami supply purchasing go to Seal lie is being looked after by Mr. II, ti. Walker. Mr. Walker was a passenger '""'lb on tho Princess Mary, and goes on to interview* tho trappers on the Naas River by the Prince John. It is calculated thai by keeping the train,' within the provlnoe the trappors will get much hotter prices and the Provincial merchants will keen ���100,000 of supply business inside tin. provlnoe, The Best Procurable. land purchase notice skeena Land District���District or Casslar. Take notice lhal I, James i'. I'tillerloii. ol Vaiii'oiiver, ll. .:., occupation cinrliiccr- .iii.- student, mti'iid lo apply for permission in purchaM ih.* roiiowuiR described taints.* i ..iiiii.. in un.* at a posl i'i.mn ri is chains east or Mais Itiver and It. .hams soulh or ro I'litinnen .*.��. 3*31 (SECe, thenee III .ii.iiii- ii.'i in. ilu -in i* il chains west, thence I It. ehains suuth, lollow Inn* the .Naas Hlver iliinei* :.. ili.tiiis easl lu point of cotu- meiit'emeul; .otilalniiiK 100 aires, iin.r- or less. J. T. ITI.I.EIITO.N. II. II. Stewart, Agent. Kill.I ITllliV llll].. I I. till'. ||, I'lll. I'uh. Dec. 13. Skeeni laud District���District or Coast, llange ;��� Take nolice i.i.it I, .vhraliam II. Uarber, of I'rlnee lluperl. II. .:.. occupation miner, Intend to apply Tor permission In purrliase the following ei< -i nil, ,i lauds: Cummenelng at a posl planted at the southwest corner of a .-mall island ab.uu tu.tity lite c.'.'.e chains nurlh and two xi) ��� iiuii- easl or the ir. i uni, -t eorner of Lut fill, llange i. Cuasi District, I'urrher I-l.uul llieme following the ..liore line In a ii.eiiii.u-t. in dirc.-li.ui abo.tl twenty (lluI i in:io lu lhe norlh end or lhe Island, Ihence lu a southwesterly direrii.iti along lhe shor.- line .ii.mii twenty isu) ctiains I., lhe IMilllt ��t coinliiinremciil, belli.* an Island .eriii.iiiniik* about rorly (It.) acres, tiiorr .��r lesa. M>l. VII Wt ||. II WHO ll Dated Der. Mil, lllll. I'ub. Dec. 13. Skeena Land Dlalrlct���-lilslrlcl of Coast, Itange t. Take nolice ihat I. Dagobirl Aurlol, or Nanaimo, ll. i:., occupation miner, intend it. apply i'T permission to purchasu lhc following .|e.-erllird land!: i ..nun. ii' ing al a posl planled at the -.uiii. i-i corner or lol 1484, Ihence aouth Id . him-, tin iter weal lu chains, tin in <-1 in.nil IK i hams. Ibence eait 10 chalet lo i "'III Of ' "lllllle ll' I IIM'Ilt, I eelll.tllllllg |00 acres, more ur I.���. n v..mu ii r Allium., Fred E. Cowell, Agenl. Dale .Nov. loth. ISII. I'ub. Dec. w. Wiirni, clean rooms at Savoy. What Is Your Family Worth? If your family is worth the best you can afford in house and food and clothes, is it not worth tbe best reading as well? And the best reading���besl for boys and girls, best for men and women��� is to be found in The Youth's Companion, of stories alone The Companion will print nearly 1100 in 1912. Willi all thc rest of the paper I brown in, and counting: the glorious long serial siories, thoy .-..si tbe subscriber less than a cenl apiece. Moreover, you will look long before you will lind siories so varied and interesting; siories of coo ss in the face of peril, slrang adventures with oreatures ot the forest and the sea; moving stories of life's obscure heroisms; stories breezy wiih good-natured humor, quaint and curious character sketches. .Now is the time lo subscribe, for tlie new subscriber in Canada will receive free from lhe lime bis .*������:; is received all Ihe issues for the remaining weeks of 1911, Containing Ibe opening chapters of Ralph D. Panic's greal serial story of the Boxer rebellion, "The Cross and lhe Dragon." Ami there is the gift of The Companion calendar for 1012, "On the .New .-.'upland Coasl," lithographed in ten colors and gold. Only ������*���-��� now lo Canadian suli- ICrlbers, but on January 1, 1912, llie subscription price will be advanced to 82.25. The youth's Companion, Hi Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. New subscriptions received at this olllce. Absolutely pun LYNCH BROS. General Merchandise Largest Stock ''���' Hatnmerleaa 8! '* P'lce uiii,,., reach of all ���<lwts������.ll; h ''' all the 1,, ,-.-'������ in res, I,.. Wttlng, far ,h, log, lasting H there's no. thing bet- *er; price 4f\}0 Catalog ri; FKEK w- W. GREENER Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. I j 11 63-65 Beaw Hall I SAMUBL HARRISON- (notary PUBLIC) V. P. O. QAMBLB Samuel Harrison & Co. Real Estate and Stock Broken APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED Prince Rupert - and - Stewart ���an ��- ���� AN INTERESTING CURIO PRINCE RUPERT AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY -PRESENTS- I "OUR REGIMENT'8 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20,1911 AT 8.15 P. M. In Aid of Public School Library Fund 8681 fat Tin"1 Kee,Cy'S M��nday ""ember 18th at 10 a. m. PJay produced by ^ Mr. L. Bullock-Webster Skeena Land District���District or Coast, 11 ui.*. 6. Take 11..ti..* lhat I, Tlirodurc Nlrhalia. driver, ��r Vlrlona. U. C, Can., Inlend lu a|.|.ly fur pcrniuaion lu purchase lhe lotion inr 1I1 ���-' rllii-il I..11.1- Coiiiiii.nrltnr it * posl planted at Ibe ...mini. -1 corner of Lol .v.. ttST, Iheiue rail 80 chains, thenee south le . luiu-. Ilietirr wesl 10 chains, thence south 40 ��� ii .in-, ihence well 10 chains, thence north ao chains to pulni uf cuiiiiiieuecuieiii, con- i itiiiuK iso acres, mora ur leas. THEODORE NICHAI.IS, I !��� el E. COWCll, VK.'llt. I '..'ll "rl 31, Itll. I'ul. Dec. 9. Skerna I a.ul District���District of Coasl, Take nollre lhal I, Paul Curllss, clerk ��r v 1.1..n.l. im. ii.i tu apply fur permission lo purrliase Ihe fi.llouuur described Unds: ��� ..iiuii. tu un- at a post planled on lhc j east boundary and aboul live (t) chains Iron, the -��� i.iii. ����t corner ut Lol 44S4. ihenee nurlh -u rhalns, Ih.nee east 30 . h nn-. ihence soulb 40 chains, thenre wesl 3o ilialns tu point of luuimcii.vmcnt, run- laiiuiiK iso acres, more or less. PAUL i:ihitiss. Fred ��. Cowell, _f_M, Daird Oct. II, mil. I'ub. Dec. t. skeena Land Dlslriet���District of Coail, Ileum- 6. Take nuiice lhat I, Micliiu llrrsnls, rook, uf virn.na. II. Ch inlend lu apply lor permission i�� purchase lhe follow Ins do* . i lie. -I lands ��� "min. ie .im- al a pusl planled on Ihe nurlh side of WUliama ..reck, where lhc Kinmat branch ul tbe tl. T. P. Ily. crosses Williams i ink. and abuul nn <I0) chains fieeiu ihe creek shore, llu-nce south 30 chains, Ihence rait 40 chains, thencu north 30 chains, ihenee wesl 40 rhalns lo point i.r - ���.nun'nn im nt, . "iii'iiiuim I>0 acres, more or less. MU HAS BE-.AMS. Fred E. Cuwell, vmnt. Usll-il Or|. 31, I'll Pub. Dec. 9. Mr. w. J. Alder Haa a Valued Memento of the Civil War. With several other ingenious novelties allraotlng attention of passersby, Mr. \v. J. Alder, renl .'slate ngenl of Sixth street, shows in his window n section <>r a branofa of <<nk in which a bullet is Imbedded. The curio e..mes from lhc battlefield of Cbloamaugua, state of cieorgin, Where 10,000 were killed nnd wounded in the American civil war. Mr. Alder owns n small estate mi the balllegrouud nnd is perhaps Ibe only really mini in lluperl who grew a Held of cotton of his own Ibis year. When in Vancouver You Should Stay at the CARLTON HOTEL Finest Cafe in B.C. European Plan. Rates $1.00 to $2.50 per day. Hot and Cold Water in each room. CORNER CORDOVA AND CAMBIE STREETS Vancouver, B.C. UNION S.& COMPANY OF B.C.Ltil The new at,,*! ,*.,.. ,.,, .^ "Camosun" l.'IIVe.- Prince Rupert every Sundav at 6 p.m. forVancouver arriving Tuesday morning For Stewart City on arrival from Vancouver 'Friday ver Wednesdays at 9 p.m Steerage Fare . $60o The "Camosun-,. , , lllW J. H. Rogers, Ticket Agent. -Whites Portland Cement... G. C. EMMERSON MINT IWI2S Ni..n Block ^omI Ate COAI. NUTICE It Is The Trained Mao or Woman Who Rises to the Top of the Ladder I ��� .*: M i.x l_ ��� * min > I lm. *-,��t lur *..-.. 4 THK WAY OF AN OCTOPUS Will Canada Stand for the Exploitation of Her Timber and Natural Resources aa the States Have Done? Skaana Land Dletncl -I'latnci -Iif. Take nollea lhal nutty day. '���*��� Uainter ol Prtt.cc Unpen, II. ' uookkn-pcr. Inlet,-! lo a|.| 1. ; n-rlaaioaer ol Landi Ior a litv.-.o anal and patrolaum oa and uad* < land on Graham |.Jand ��ie��cr,r. I Commencing al a tu*. planl ol C. K. U. Coal Leaee Nu I . Coal Ira** No. 1.1. lhaaea nurth H cha taaat DO ehaina, ihence amnh N . s xtrsm ***t HU chaiiu to place ol cummaawntaiL Datad Sapt. II, lull. C. E. li vim . :. L*ca.��t I'ul. Sol. ts. Skaana Land Ulalrict-Dt.lri.-i .1 Qaa I .hart* I Taka nmum -*., ,)..m. j���- *- seCttmXS,* ��� '. 1 .T. ���.;��< I* ���era al . - -... nl X. E. | ��..!-. er rant "I f-eTi* To fit your son or daughter for a business career you must rive them a business training. The best place to send them to is the : m m skeena Land Inaincl���Dlairlrl ol Coad, liana.* 6. Tike n .ii. ��� that I, Samuel Bellied, rartlener, ul Victoria. Intend to spply Tor I. r,i,i--ir,i, io purchsae (lie lnllon*in*r deacrihed llllrl- comniencinjr al s pod planled on ii-c norih -nt.* or Williams creek, about l.n Tickets $1.00 Children 50c i&pfji BEIRNES & MULVANY Skeena Mail and Express Lsavs ��H express packages for interior points with the Pacific Transfer Co., H07 Third Ave., and Insure prompt forwarding. All accounts and correspondence addressed to QJ**m BEIRNES 4 MULVANY Iffciilt "1 i .*r'eivi- iliine. ilmt- attention i ,. inianis creek, about ten i ini.i. ii.ni. irom the ereea bink, snd ir 'I inu r luiu- aoulheaat from where the Kltlmit branrh or the O. T. I', m-in "i ��.i eroMea wniismi creek, Ibancs outh in rimini, ihenee cam 40 chain-., ihence norlh 40 rhslna, Ihence mi in .linn, to point nt i riii.iiu m <'ii��'iil, i..11 i.iin.ia I-" !��� m- more or I.kk. 8AMUF.L I1EII.TEKS. I Iri'd E. Cowell, Afenl. nstcd nn. 31, tOlf. Pub. Dec. xi Skeena laml Dialrlcl���DUlrict of Coial, l.a.iKi' 5. Take nmire Ihil I, I mm Calerls, driver, ol Viiiorla, li. C, mi'ml lo spply ror per- iiu--ie.ii iu purchsse the rohowlnr <le- aerlbed lands: Commeiirlnir st s pnal plsnled si Ihe ��oiilhes��l corner ol Lot |7J<>, thence south III ' hnn-. llience WeM HI t'llSIIIK, III'tie. north so chain'. Ihence cski 4ii 'ii.nn to i"iiii of i..iiuii. linnn iii. ctinlslnlns .i/n seres, more or lesi. l.ODIS CAI.ERIfl. Fred E. cowell, Aroni Dsled Ocl. 91, Itll. I'lll). Dee. ��. Charles Edward Muss.-II lias mads for the Cosmopolitan a thorough Investigation of lumber Irusl in.'th.ul*.���he tins followed (In. slipper} trail of tho lumber oolopus literally from .-..usl lo const���and bo hns (lie "goods." You will be surprised ul bis revelations���that the tremendous power of lho trust, its lii'ii/i'ii iiidllTeieiicc lo all bui its own interests, its hold upon legislators, its highway methods of until.mil pockel picking. It will be a great scries of articles��� vitally Interesting to every one Who hns ever bought any part of a Iree. The first nrliclo will appear in January. Subscriptions I.i dosmopolilan will be accepted iiiilII December loth at the special low rale to Canada of $1.50. Cosmopolitan Agency, box 851, Win nipeg. Steamer Ouraooa South. Tin- steamer Ouraooa was scheduled lo pass south for Se- nllli' tlirect last, night, and look n few passengers south with her from Hup.'rl. It is the nearest business college to Prince Rupert. It's fees are within reach of everyone. Its tuition is personal, and develops the Individuality of the pupil. Mount and board is cheap in Nanaimo. The pupils are away from the distractions of the larger cities On lUrtkieW caarw iadaaa lartim ia The Ben Pitman System of Shorthand Business English and Letter writing Commercial Arithmetic Office Routine Spelling Typewriting Penmanship tTaBBfe*-^^frSrofeoSo{ Taka nonet lhat thirty .l��> ��� lr Ualnlar ol Princ* ltu|Mrt, II. . bookkK-par, Inland to appl, .�� mi-BMuicr ot Landi lor a MM. Coal and pateol-nim on and uo.l land on liraham Inland demt.i���t. Commvncins at a pot* plant.-1 ol C. K. II. Coal l.naM N" cornar C. K. II. Coal lmm '��� to chaina, lhance aeat ��� I ��� SO chaina, ihence aaal SO .-halt. I mtuicement. DalolSrpt. II, ISII. C. E. Me Pub. Sepu tS. ���.arena Land Diatrlet���Dntrict . I I Taka notice that thirty its I ll I lielntar ol I'rlnce Itupert, il ! bookkeeper, intend lo apply ��� > t' ��� < .' Coai- miaaioner ol Landa tor a Ueenee lo pr-ereci lor eoal and petruleem on an Is . re* el , land on Graham laland d**arr.l>*l *- I J Commeoeias at a port plan.^J ai i.< ...t-iac.1 j rorner ol Coal tram* N... II* - I li B. 1 Coal Loaae No. tn, Ihence nm. waat BO ehalna, Ibenn emuii aaat SO chaina lo point ol tommencemeni e-neeitst all loraahore Tlahn Point. DatedSept. 12. lllll. C. K IIUSThH ; Pub. Oct T. Skeena Land DUlrict���Dlitrict ol '. Take notice lhal thirly-J.-��� lo*.i 1.*. e V ��� llroderick ol I'rinca llupert, llm m i bank manaaer, Intend to appty to I* | mia-doner ot Landa lor a licenrr t Il May Mean all Ihe Difference Between Success and Failure lo Von Ask at Daily News forour booklet teaching how to write shorthand THE NANAIMO BUSINESS COLLEGE C. E. Perry, Principal Nanaimo, B.C. ��� n innm v. unu ior a licence w amemet I eoal and petroleum on and unel** - land on Uraham laland d-tombed art hSaa. Commendnf at a |*oat plant.-! t - ol C. K. II. Coal tx>aae No. 17, hurt., r corner A. T. II. Coal I.*- Ni I I SO chaina, Ihence ��<e��t Ml cluun*. ti.- | ehaina, thenoe -mat SO chaina to place ..I . ������ mencemenL A. T. mioin iu. i. i ' DatedSept. I.'. ISII. C. E. Ilainl.r. V(e-l | Pub. Sept. M. Skeena Und Dtelrict -Diitrtct ol Quaan Charlutte Taka nollea that thirty day. Irom dale. I, A. T. Uro.ter.ck ol l'nnce Hupert, II. C., by nccui . bank manaeer, Inlend lo apply to Ibe Chiel. mla.ii.nrr ol Landa for a licence lo proapeel I eoal and pelroleum on and under 610 caree .-I land on liraham lalai.it da-cribed aa followa: I'timmennn-t at a |KMl plnated two milo. I ol C. K. II. Coal I*-*** No. 20, market s ' corner A. T. II. Coal l^aae No. 26, thencr 80 chaina, thenee wett Wl chalr.i, Ihence SO chaina, thence cam SO chaina to place ol ce. ��� j mencement. Dalad Sept. , Pub. Sept. 23 skeena Lsnd Dialrlcl���DUlrict ol Coin, llltlire |. Tske notice thsl I, John Arslrselu, carpenter, of Virions, ll. C, inlend io apply ror pcrmlMlnn to purrhsie Ihe follo-tving* ilearrll.nl landa: | "mini in friar st * post planted slioul one snd one-half milea northern! from the Intake of Trout Illver, on Ihe west aide or lakelae l.ske, snd aliout five (5) cluilni hark from lhe wsierrroni, thrnrs aniiiti sn rhaina, thence weat in chaina, llunre north so chslna, Ihrncs esal SO chslna lo poinl or commencement, conislntnf filo arrer, more or less. JOHN AlltllltACLIS. Fred E. dwell, Apr.ni. Dated Oct. si, ism I'uh. Dec. I. The Hlldltoh House Moving. Alderman llil.lilch's house is Still Stationary opposite Fourth street, lis mule appeal to the observer of "Vote for llildilch" Is the only moving thing aboul lhe unwieldy structure. Important Committee. Members Of the Street, Works uu.i Properly Committee met in Ihi' Mayor's olllce yostordny afternoon. The Mayor was not present, 'Subscribe For The Daily News) A. T. nil"1.1 ill' n. Locator 111. ISII. I'. E. Hainter. .. I Skeena Und Dlrtrict���Diatrict ol Queen Chi H Take noUce that thirty datr Irom dale, I. ' I ��� Ilainler ol Prlnea llupert, fl. C, by occ-<: iMKikkeeper, Inlend to apply to lha Chiel t e.-n* miaaitiner of Unda lor a licence to prmpect laf coal and pelroleum oo and under 610 ae land on Graham laland daacribed aa to\\o. - Commencini at a port planted five mil. ol Coal Leaae No. 4476, marked C. E. II. t " ��� corner ol Coal l^aae No. .1, thence eaat Ml I thence north SO chaina, thence wee.. N < thence aoulh tMl chaina to place nf comment*' DatedSept. II, ISII. I* E. M VI Ml,l:. I Pub. Sapt. 23. Skeena Und Diatrict���Dlrtrict ot Queen Cl Taka notice lhal Ihirty dart Irom date, I. I ' Uainter ol I'rinca llupert, 11. C, by ocr tpl 1-inkleeeper, Inland lo apply to the Chi. I mlmloner of Unda tor a licence to proa,H-rt her coal and petroleum on and under 610 acr*- ot land on liraham laland deacrihed a. folio.. Commencini at a port planted five mil.-. e*.*i ol Coal Leaae No. 4474, marked I*. E. D N. K. corner Coal Leaae No. *>, thenca tenth ad chaina, thence wert SO chaint, thenre ��� ' MJ chaina, Ihence eaat 80 chaina lo place .1 cm- mencement. Dated Sept. II, ISII. C. E. PAINTER. l..-c��i��r Pub. SepL 23. Skeeni Und Dlrtrict���Dlitrict ol Quean r.,*rM'�� Taka notice that thirty dayi from date, I. r > nalnler ol Prlnea Itupert, if. C, by occura'i������-, bookktaper, Intand to apply lo tha Clin! mleatonw ol Unda lor a llconce tn Meapea. m eoal and pelroleum on and under flit. can*. "I land on (Irakam laland deacrllta.1 aa lolli>��. Commencini at a port planted two milee n--n ot C. E. li. .'..al I_eee No 17, marked N. *'��� comer C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 2S thence roulh SO chaina, thance weat 80 ehalna, thenre mrtli SO chaina, thance eaat 80 rhaina to place ol wee menoement. DatedSept. II. l��||. c. B. BAINTEH. Locatoi Pub. Sepl It. THE DAILY NEWS COAL NOTICE koena Land District���DUtrict ot Queen Charlotte Tako notice that thirty duya from dato, I, C. K. iglntor of Prince Kuport, ii. 0*i by occupution okkoopor, tntnd to apply to the Chief Com .jaalonor of Landa for a llconce to proapoct foi oal and petroloum on and under fi-10 acrea of LAND PURCHASE NOTICES Commonclng at a pout pluntod ono milo north C. 1'-. IS* Coal Loaao No. ji, markod N. W. jornor C. I'.. B. No. 10, thonce aouth HO chulnB, hunce weet 80 chalrts, thonco north HO chuina, ihenco out 80 ohalna to placo of commencement, bated Sept. 11,1911. C. K. UAINTKll, Locator Pub. Sept. 23. bkoctiu Land DUtrlot���Diatrict of Queon Charlotto i Take notico that thirty daya fronm dato, I, C. K. Patutur of Prinoe Kuport, li. C, occupation book. ,'piT, Intend to apply to tho Chief CommUaioner _ Unda for a Uoence to nroapect for coul and mtroloum on and under 640 acrea of land on ahum laland deacribed aa followa: ConunenclnK at a poat planted two mllee north of Ci --��� "��� <"lil Loaae No S, marked N. K. corner ol Q, !���:. 11. Coal Lease No. 11, thence auuth 80 thence weat 80 chaina, Ihenco north HO hums, thonce oaat HO chaina to placo of com- ..���n it ment. ii.ii.'.l Sept. 11,1911. C. K. IIAINTKU, Locator pub. Sept. 23. Kktvim Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Queen Charlotte Tako notioa that thirty daya from date, 1, C. I-:. Daintor of Prmcti Itupert, 11. *,:., by occupation ijookkoepcr, intend to apply to the Chiel Cum- nUaloncr of Land for a licence to proapoct for ���out and petroleum on and under 040 acrea of and on Graham laland described aa foUowa: Cummenelng at a post plantod two miloa north ���of Ci I**- IL Coal Lease Nu. 7, murked C. E. B. IC'oul Loaao No. 12, thenctt aouth HO chaina, thenco HO chains, thenoe north 80 chaina, thence fveet 80 chaina to place of eommencoment. ���Dated Sopt. 11, 1911. C. E. HAINTKU, Locator I Tub. Sept. ii-J. ���Skeena Land DUtrlct���DUtrlct of Quoon Charlotte I Take notico that thirty daya from date, I, C. K. I Huinter of Princ* Kuport, IS. C, by occupation {bookkeeper, Intend to apply to tho Chiof Com- IniUsloner of Lands for a licence to proapect for [coal and petroleum on and under 040 acres of luml on Craham laland doscribed ua follows: I Commencing at a post plantud two mllea north lof C. K. IS. Coal Lease No. 7, markod S. W. corner |C. I" H* Coal Loaae No. Ill, thonco north 80 I chains, thence east 80 chains, thenco south 80 1 chains, thenco west 80 chaina to placo of com- [ niencoment. Dated Sept. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTEH, Locator Tub. SepU 23. Skoena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Queen Charlotte lalands ( f. Take notico that Auatin M. Brown of Princo Hupert, IS. C. occupation aaddler, intonda to apply to tha Chief Commissioner of Lands and ! Works for a licence to proapect for coal, oil and pclroloum un and under tho following doscribod ��� lands on tba Weat Coast of Graham Island: Commencing at a post plantod throe milea cast t of the northeast corner of C. 1-. No. 4478 thence 80 chains south, thenoa 80 chains east, thonco 80 chains north, thenco 80 chains west to point of commencement. AUSTIN M. BHOWN, Locator Dale of Location 31st July, 1911. rub. Aug. 17. Skoana Land DUtrict���DUtrlct of Queen Charlotu lalanda Taka notice that Austin M. Brown ot Prince Hupert, occupaUon aaddler, Intenda lo apply to Ibe Chief ComtnUatoner ot Landa and Worka for a licenco lo proapect for coal and oil and petroleum on and under the (ollowing described lands on the Weat Coaat of Graham laland: Commanclng at a poat planted three miloa cast uf lha aouthweat corner of C. L. No. 4477 thence ���*���) chaina east, tbence 80 chaina north, thence 80 chains weat, thenco 80 chaina aouth lo point of cum mencemenl. AUSTIN M. BHUWN, Locator Data of Location, 31at July 1911. 1Mb. Aug. 17. Skeana Land DUtrict���DUtrict of Queen Charlotte lalands Taka ootloa that Austin M. Brown of I'rince Hupert, occupation aaddler, intends to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worka Tor a ��� licence to prospoct for coal, oil and petroleum on and ' couver. 11. C., occupation real osiato agent, intenda undar the following doscribed lands on the West , to apply for permission lo purchase the following Coast of Graham Island: , described lands: Commoncing at a post planted three mllea east! Commencing at a post planted at the con- of the eouiheast cornar o tC. L. No. 4472 thence I Uuencu ot Iflsckwaior river with thu Naas rivor nurth 80 chains, tbence eut 80 chains, thenco south about two miles south of tbo sixth Dominion Skoena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Coftfct Range 5 lake notice that LcRoy P. Grant of Prince Hupert, h. C, occupation civil engineer intuitu to apply for permiaalon to purchase tbe .ollowing deacrlbod landa: Commoncing at a post planted about 3 1-2 mllea io a northerly direction from the northeast corner pobt of Lot 1380, Range o, Coast DUtrlct, thence oaat 30 chains, thence north 60 chains, thence weat to bank of river, thence south following bunk of river to point ot commencement: containing 160 acres, more or less. Dated Sept. 9, 1911. LEROY V* GRANT l ub. Oct. 10. Gordon C. Emmeraon, Agent Skeena Land DUtrlct���DUtrlct ol Coast Range 6 lake notico that Lottie McTavUh of Vancouver, occuputlon married woman, Intends to apply J*prm���n ^ purchase tbe following deacrlbod Commencing at a poat planted at the northwest corner 100 chains eaat and 20 chains north rum N. E. corner o( Lot 1116, Harvey's Survey Cuaat DUtrlct Hange 5, thenco 20 cbaina aoutb, ihenca 80 chains east, thence 80 cbains north, thenco 40 chains wast, thonce 60 chains south, thenco 40 chaina west to post ol commencement dontuining 400 acree more or leaa. Dated Sept. 18.1911. LOTTIE McTAVlSH 1 ub. bept. 23 Fred W. Bohler. Agent Skeona Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Coast Range 5 luko notice that Miss Mary MulviUe of Ware, Ireland, occupation spinster, intends to apply ior permiaaion to purchaao the following desribed landa: Commencing at a poat planted one chaina north oi the aoulheaat cornur of Lot 532, tbence north lu chuina, thenco eaat 20 cbaina, thenco aouth 40 aiiium, thencu west 20 chaina to point of com- mencuineni; contuining eighty acroa, more or luaa Dated[Oct. 11,1911, MISS MAKY MULV1LLE Pub. Nov. 11. John C. Muiville, Agent Hella Coola Land DUtrict-DUtrict ot Cuaat Rang luko notice that H. M. Cliff of Dundalk, Ire- and, occupation gentleman, InUnds to apply or permUsion to lease the following described lands: Commencing at a poat planted on the ahore ol Neclectacuiinay Hiver about 10 chaina weal ot Indian Reserve Line .thenco west 60 chains following the channel ot Neclectsconnay Hiver, thence south 80 chaina more or less to channel of Bella Coola Hiver, thence following channel ol liella Coola Hiver eaaterly 60 chains, north 80 chuins moro or leas to point of commencement; conUining 480 acres, moru or loaa. Daiod August 28, 1911. H. M. CLIFF Pub. Sept. 80. WUliam McNair, Agent Skoena Land DUUict���DUtrict of Cout Range B Tako nollco that Benjamin Kusael Rice of Prlnco Huport, B. C, occupation waiter, inunda to apply for permiasion to purchase the (ollowing described landa: Commencing at a postlplantod 65 chaina aouth from the aoutheut corner of Lot 3060. Post marked B. R. K S. E. Corner, tbence 70 chains woat, thenco 63 cbains north, thenco 70 cbains cut, thenca 66 chains aouth to point of commencement, containing 4.6 acres more or less. BENJAMIN RUSSEL HICK Dsted Octobor 21, 1911. 1Mb. Nov. 2. Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Caaslar Take notiou tbat Angus Jamu McKeiutie of Vancouver, B. C, occupaUon bookkoopur, inlednos to apply for purmisalon to purchaae the following desert bod lands: Commencing at a post planted at tho confluence of Blackwaler river with Naaa river, about two milea aouth from tbo sixth Dominion Telegraph cabin. l*ost marked A. J. M. N. W. Corner, thenco 80 chains south, thenco 80 chains out ihenco 80 chains north, tbence HO cbaiu west to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or leu. ANGUS JAMES McKENZIE Dated SepU 23, 1911. i'ub. Nov. 2. Skwna Land DUlrict-DUtrict of Caaaiar Tako nuiice that llurbert McLennan of Van- . ITEMS OF. 80 chaina, thenot wut 80 chaina to point of com mencemenL AUSTIN M. BHOWN, Locator Located Auguat 1st, 1911. I'ub. Aug. 19. Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Queen Charlotu Take notico that thirty days from dato, 1, C. E Bainur of Prince Rupert, B. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Com* missiuner nl Lands fur a licence to prospect (ur coal and petroleum on and under btO acroa ot land on Graham Island daacribed u follows: Commencing al a pust planled live mile* eul of Coal Lmm No. 4467, marked 0. E. B. Coal Loaw No. i, N. K corner, thonce wost 80 chains, ibsnco south 8U chains, Ibence east 80 chaina, Ihence north 80 chaina tu place uf commencement. Dated Sept. II, 1911 C. K UAINTEH, Locator Pub. Sepl 23. Skeena Land District���DUtrict ot Qumm Charlutu Tak* notica that thirty days frum dste, 1, C. E Bsintor.of l'nnce Rupert, 11. CL hy occupation bookkeeper, Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Landa for a licence to prospect fur coal and potroleum on and under dlO acru oi land on Graham Island described u (ollows: Commencing at a post planted Uvu milea east of Coal Lmm No. 4lb7, marked C. E. B. N. W. corner No. 2. ihenco uuth 80 chaina, ihence eaat Tulugraph cabin. Puat markad li. M. N. E. Corner, thonco 80 chains Muth, thonoe 80 cbains west, thenc* 80 chains north, thenc* 80 chaina aut to point of commencement, containing 640 acrea mora or loss. Dated Sept. 23, lull HERBERT McLENNAN Pub. Nov. 2. SkMna Land DUlrict-DUtrict of Cout Range 6 Take ooUoe thai 1, Chriatopher Jamea Graham of PrtUM Hup rt, B. C, occupation locumuUve sngineur, inund to apply (ur perm._M.oQ lo purchaM the lulluwing described lands SPORT! "'"^"'^''^"^���-'���^���-���fc,*****^*-,**-^,,'-^!-*^,-^., a. Tom Longboat White Hope. Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant, is u halfbreed who aspires to ht'cuiiii' u white hope. Nov iiin Lonsbnul, the Onanchifa 'big ohlef," wants to leave tho running path and enter thu lint of red-sklnnod white hopes. Tom Longboat, aooordlng lo Tom Flanagan, would like nothing bettor than lo step over the ropes. Longboat has had tin- idea in his iiuilille for s.mio time lhal il is a shining light in Ihu llstic arena thai he is destined In regain his standing in the hall Of fame. IIhe has boon after the manager of lho National Spurting Club lo (lx up a bout for him that lie might show tlie world that lie is an all-round athlete and not just one of lhe great long distance runners of ihu decade. Flanagan has heard lho Indian talk so much of liis prowess with tlie gloves thai lie suys he is going lo gel hold of a "joker" onu of these days and put him on with Tom for six rounds, just to satisfy the "Hig Chief." . poal planud at lh. aoulh- r.rr.1 e'e'IN.r o( Lut .\ el. Com-nancing l. ... vicinity of 1��� lu- Laltalaa and markod Christopher J. liraham N. 1.. Coroer, tlienco watt to cnaina, thenca aoulb bl) cbaina, tbence eatt III cbaina, ibence nortb bU cbaina lo poat ol commoncenient; containing Jill) actoa, mote r.r lea. i lllilsT.irill.il JAS, URAHAM, Locator Dated S.--.1.11. lull 11.66 A.M.���Wilnoaeed T. D Laird. I'ub. Sou 90. Skeena Land Dlalrlcl-Dlatrict ol Caaalar Take notioe tnat It. II. Stewart of Vancouver, 11. C, occupation truckman, Inunda av apply (or pcrtnteaion lo purcbaae tbe fo.lowinc deacr.b-.-d land.! Commencini at a pott plantod 40 chaint aouth tin and bl chaini out Irom ff__��? ___T__5atT_S_7___��� *5 ��� ******** ***> *-*����� ">** ** ******** ���* ^ SB **��! ****** SSt the Naaa Itiver (S. W. C), thence 10 chain, ea.1. RaEJ. ', l* KI A S'TLII Locator ' Ihenc. 40 chain, north, th.nc. 40 chain. .cat. !.'*PaffP- ."��� '*"��� *** ** ******** *M*'m ��� ihrnig 4o -h���M MUlh lo the point ol comraonco- l-ul.. S-IPI. -J. LAND LEASi- NOTICE ihenie 40 chaina aoulh iu the potnt ment to conuln 100 acraa more or loat. Itil'HAlll. HOWARD STEWART Daled Au,. 1,11. Jamaa T. Fullorlon, Aient I'ub. Sept. 23. Skeena Land Dlitrict���Dlitrict ol Cunt Range 6 Taka notica that Harold E. Smith ol Morely, Alia., occupation aUlion agent, inunda to apply i-en-itae-on to purcbaae tbe lollowlng dee-ertbod lor I Skeena Uml Dl.lrict-Dl.lrlcl of Cue.. RnnKcf' Take nolle, that we l*n' ond. r.iiinol. All ml Chriatlan liarde and Wm. M. Johnal..n ..1 l-rince Itupert, B.C.. occupation mlnlna ********* ��"���- Commanclng at a poit planud at tba aoutb prospector. Intend lo applr lot permiaalon io w���. MtnK JM _,,_,_, ___. _nd 20 ch_|_, n-rlh leaw the followlna* iMtlllnill la-it: | (������, N- E- vornw ���| J^oi nl��, Harvey'i Survey Cooimenclna;al��|K..t|ilaii..-.l 1-4 mile ea.l o. ajg, Utatrict IUnge 6, thenc 40 chaina eatt, theTyeeStatlon.G.T.I'.K>*.Slr.l...naniln|.|.r..*1irr-| lh(,nc> M 'Jgt,^ nortfci tbanc�� 40 chaina weat, alely 1*! mllea c.l ..I I'rlnre llnfi rl. tlience niirlli ( lbmcm M _hl|_. ���,ul|, to ������,, o( commencement 40 chaina. Ihracc eatt l��. rhaina. Ihence a..iuh io Mnui���i���, iin ,cn,, mora or li chaina mo-re or le.a lo railway ma-li*. Ihenco wealerlr It, chain, mun* "i "*" LillnwinK .aiu (rado lo point of commencement and conlalnlng *********��� AmiKu CHRISTIAN OAttDE WILLIAM M. JOHNSON Date Nov. 2.1. Itll I'ub. Dec. 6. lull Hella Coola Und Dlrtrict- Dlalrlct ol Coatt llango lilted SepU lo, 1,11. I'ub. Sept. 2.1. HAROLD E. SMITH Krad W. llolilur. A|.n Skeena Und Dttir.ci -I.ii.nci ol Coaal Range 6 Taka nolle tbat I, Uordon C. Kmmcrtun ol I'rince Rupert, li. C, oocupation roal atUU broker, InUnd to apply Ior parmiaaion in pur- daMiilie.1 landai planud about 2 3-4 Irom the northe chata lha (ollowing . Commencing at a pott pla miloa In a northerly direction I Two Young French Champions, The Paris sporting world jubilant over tliu appearance of two athletic phenomena who are expected to become world's champions. One of thus is Robert Laurent/., who, all hough not yet 18 years of age, liis been lhe greal surprise of tliu Anglo- i'reiicll tennis lournameiil held hero this week. Laurent! won every single mulch in whioh lie played, defeating stii'li men as Dozon, Cordon, Bmilh and Lowe. Il is probable thul young Laurent/., whose game has developed remarkably in lho last few months, will go to America to take part in the nexi open lournameiil. He is considered one of lhe speediest and hardest players seen on European curls in recent years. Ho has a puzzling service which is ilillleiilt lo return. Frenoh enthusiasts declare that if hc is so wonderful al 18 hu is sure to become a world's ohamplon before lie al- Inins his majority. The other phenomenon is Carpentier, the boxer, who recently won a light from Young Jacobs for the middleweight championship of England. Clmrpetilier, loo, is siill under 18, and a middleweight, bui he is tall and growing, so thai il is probable he will eventually become a heavyweight, Sportsmen in France are already proclaiming him n while man's hope. These victories have brought aboul nu awakening in the sporting world in France, where until of late the more vigorous outdoor sports have been unprac- I iced. Now every French boy is aspiring lo learn lo box or play tennis in (lie hope of becoming n champion. Handsome Catalogue Free * Our new Christinas catalogue is now ready ���and la yours for tho asking. It contains 124 pageB of illustrations reproduced in colors of Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Leather Goods and Novelties. A postal card will bring you a copy. Ryrie Bros., Limited Canada's Largeit Jewelry lluuac i/m. Ryrie. Prta. Harry Ryrie, Sec-Treat, 184-136-138 Yonge St. TORONTO = THE COSY CORNER - .DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OK WOMEN 1 ���-..-_.-~-_.-_. -_.-���^ ^w. ~.,l..-_.-_-_..^. ~^..^. r^..^.~.�� This Is a little Bection ol the paper, which from day to day will be devoted lo subjects of special interest to women. Any und ull of the ludies of Princo Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to tuke part in its discussions. Suggestions und criticisms ure invited by the editor. Tho hope is expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. W L. BARKER Architect Second aven.ie and Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Office. II. Gordon Munro W. Ntcholton Lkllcy MUNRO & LAILEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. BATHE���-OR, BEWARE ' An Important Article From the Pen of Dr. L. K. Hishberg. , 'llu- hygienic purposo of a l.ailt is eleiililiness. I lieitleiilally a I.iilli may lie limn', sedative, refreshing or Iherapoulio. For a iiriiiiliv person oleanllnoss is Ua real objoollvo, An Important problem of modern hygiene is lo romove lho Impression Uml acornIngly olean skin is lifter all hygii-iiietillv olean skin. Ashes, mud, dust, cinders, coal, paint, varuish ami garden soil tu flen iml dirt in u sanitary sense, Even the nursing iiifuni would go unharmed from sterilised tilth. But Ibis offensive, lolllalo siniii when under llu* linger mills uml mi one's Hu.-ti is Hi.- red light of information, li Indicates lhal a deadly uml Invisible fm' nourishes there. Thero aro many bedisenod ili'ui/i'n- of the.fashionable world whose shin) hauls, manlourod nails. eiiiilll.'le.l cheek*. ail.I soentcd skins, kI..-- over but d.> llol ileslrt.v the den.Ily diSOaSQ genii buried in tbe riot of cosmetics. Normal Individuals bathe rog- ularly over) morning. This is ns il should In*. During 111.' rest uT the day ihoso same persons us- silllic lllill Hit' ille-e I lhe Visible signs of dust ami lllth is oxouso enough in negleel a huml ami faoo lull li. -lust its many seem In think that washing one's linn.Is beyond lhe point of Booming oleanllnoss is a waste oi lint.', soap and vvuler. A olean body, a olean house, .'lean clothing, .'lean promises, ���*~~ olean streets nn.l n clean oily nre Bi-weekly train service to Vanursilol. I a 11 necessary, for tlul la never Trains leave Prince Rupert ut 1 p.m. I a-lunllv fi f disease g.-fllis. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Returning arrive Prince Rupert I p.m. on i ����� '"'"' in l.-pnl waler. almul Thursdays and Sundays. | HTi dogr , vvilh snap.mis, will ______ I.'lean lhe skin sillllcieiillv Tni- ull On your Chriatmaa vlait Eaat travel purposes. llol bllllis, either of via the Grand Trunk Railway Syatem Hi.- entire l��.dy or parts thereof, from Chicago. The finest und best; are valuable in bringing lhe service over Double Track Route, i |,|,������| (l, ,)���. Mkin. Thev thus Connections with all roads Eu.it nnd | preVenl a threatened "oold" and West. Atlantic Steamship bookings | ,,v,.n lir|l.,. ,������*,.,., ,, Exposure I., i-ol.l after hoi imiiis. however, Christmas and New Year Sailings s.s. Prince Rupert Laava Princa Rupart Thuraday at 8:30 - ~ " ' ' " ' ' Van- 23d p. m., Dae. 21 at and 28th, arriving In Van- - * * ' , 0* couver earl, Saturday morning ���nd 30th. MASS VOUR RESERVATIONS EARLV Phone 260 SS. Princ. John lor Stewart 10 a. m , Dae. 20th and 27th. Praianl achadul. will remain In affect until above dalea. arranged.. Full information and tickets obtained from the office of A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND l*.vssKNt*Kll AGKNT m Fine line of work baskets filled with cnndy. If you want a good one you hud belter havo il laid aside. Christmas stockings. Wnrd's Cnndy Store. tf iallt lr.* I'irti" peat ol Ut ISSS, lUnito 1. Coatt Ditiricl, .������".. ���; . .. . .. ... ______ .......... _,_. ... riui.r Z 7^\r.'C,l'.?en,r,fo,!"*.fnhr��ir.rehon; skN���. Und DUlrirt-Dlttrlc. ol Mlwl xZZ mmm* MS-tS n.ore ..r I.- to IK.Inl ol -m. noUe. tb.t Hlrlara Hoy Melavlth ol g*ssbS cc��n-ni"�� * ���-�������� gggpgiajggsigsgyag ErU?S "��� ""��� William lAV ' fiS��%.1 . P-t *************** ' comer It) chalm eatt and 40 chaint nortii Irom li-ll. Cool, t.i el Dlalrlct- DUlrict ol CoeM lUnje N, W Kn��� 0| Ul HIS, llarvey'a Survey Coait Hella loola una i.iairict. �� Utatrict liana. 6. thence Xio chaina eul, thance ~ -Jt) chaint norih, Ihenca <il) chain, wett, thence OU cbalnt toulh to poat ol commencement eontalnini Ks,nJ-!'��'��i*_"��M^TA!i?�� i i H Cllll ot Dundilk. Ir~ ��, chaini north, Ihenca to chaint wett, thence oo l.ndL����2lSa lenleman. In.en.1. to appllj cbalnt toulh to poat ol oommoncament conl^nln, lo? ImSBS ?oU. .he lollowln, d-nl-^.aWK-.n.or.o.-to**- nr j i-i ** * p��** *-��*-"."- a* i ���&& JmW*TE*7*l\**S* north 10 chain., th.nce aut 40 chaisji mora ur ***** * i . v/.-aw...��� h r... occuuat on Inspector. iuUnds Mil *o rniiw mm** ����� ��������� -- * , ��� v/.������llu_, u t* occuust on inspector, idwdos nien. cnoinln, ****** niore or -a V.�����Uv. 6*OjJg-g|***J***S *Mlowin. ."I^'ao ' William McNair, A��eol I S^Jft-bSl lanEi , ,....���._,. l-ub. bept. 30. | c_mmondnf ,t a poat plant*! at th. con- CommcnctnK ������- - i . ��� -s;Q!j�� ri M. Coot. Uad Dtatrlct- Dtalrlct. ICo-t IUn, fluen-o^ "^^^0,^.. luU^omJnlon Take nolle, thai H..M. CBS,-^gjadjlk. b** T.leraph cabin li I'oal marked C. W. H. S. W. Take nolle, th.t B. M. tS* <**��� ****>**iJ3i SgTgTtaamk KBiTS* thenc. 80 ch.ln. for permission Isnds: BRft&_f&aus_H _ Rw"etjtmsmmmmmt, ******* sto ton. more or ****mg*mJM W���,UAM HAM corner feet 40 chain., .ho��� line. * ,4- """'"', Jb 40 chain, mo .�� D.led 8ePtemb�� HI, l��l. '""Thence louow.nl mm ***** Vol,. Ho,.*. S1A 3*____���� >���*��>*To?i*T- D..;i Au|_.t .��. ID" Tub. SWt. ��0. William McN.lr, Alien Delta Coola Und Ditlricl-Dl.trlct ol ****** ***nf the lollowini !���- Skeena Und Dtalrict-Dtatrict p! Caaalar Take no" ��� ?h.l Tb-u Arthur Whlu ol Van* couver. H. C, occu apply lor permlialoi ,1. i tile.1 landa: occupation carpenter, inunda to laaion lo purchaae the lollowlng fa, ****** lo Iwa. I '*" "*�����'��� .i���.'l,enw north 40 chain.. Ihence *& fo mm*?**!** ol-mmencententl ***��� Ulnini Nl �������-���"?����� ** ** ,,. M. CI.IKF Da.eil Aiitlual 28. ****��� .vmi,m McNair, Atenl Pub. Se|il. "'��� Commencini at a poal |. anuo a. .n. B_3��nvwgiE csbln. I'ost mirkfl ^IJbflSSnuS ost plant*! at ths con- about aph ienc�� Dated Sept. 2.1, 191 !��� Pub Nov. *. M.tM.1^ 0^-i-l^t***^ , .*... II M OM ol Diiniltlk. Ire- docribed landai i.|in|_| ���n the toutherly *�� ��.iiAW4rll_I-^3v3 rf4aS��rf2EsSi mm\pS*Wa*r,cr" Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in the Helgerson Block Every Tuesday Evening All membera of the order in thc city are requested to visit the lodge. J. P, CADE. N. G. J. CLUCK. Sec. B.C. Coast service - Famous I'rucess Line Princess Mary Saturday, December 16th, al B a.m. For Victoria, Vancouver and Seattle J. G. McNab General Agent -��-�� ��� ���-��� -*-* FRED. STORK -General Hardware��� Buildcra' Hardware Valves & PipeB Oxford Stoves Graniteware Tinware SECOND - AVENUE Savoy Hotel Cor. Fraaer and Mh. ('hole. Wine, and I'laart RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMFORT will sui-i'lv precipitate ih<< ttx- peeled dlScaSO, The llol iml ll when Ink.-ii l>> virile, well |��T- sons, i- harmless if followed l.y .'..i.l showers, i die sprays or u .uiii plungo. Tin- oold bath is a powerful stimulus i" the nervous system, II "hardens" Ihe skin nn.l body againsl the effects "f low temperatures, li makes ihe circulation ndapllble to tii|.i.l alniospherio changes, nml unQuoallonabl) has uu oxhlllaratlns Influonoo upon depressed mental slates. C..I.I baths inii-i I..- taken mod- .���rni.'lv uml for sin.it periods. i. it i.um lime, in ihe morning, Is ii iml ni nm*. in Hi.- morning, after muscular ozorllon, or .after it in.i iiaih Is ih.- proper lima l<> hike one. Tin' -kin must he warm al ihe time. Then . vigorous till.-.town lo Illlike the i'II- . uiiiiion uiovv and .inlii'.* will ...Ull.l III.' reveille of III.- lnnllllK bod) e.-lls. Thrre nr.- some nbjeotlons Iii i*oi.I baths, Individuals who .to iml leiii'i, tlml Is, who remain oold nml luile afterward, should iml lake iiii'tii. a oold bath in n oold room, or In wlnlrj atmospheres, is oonduoivo i" pneumonia or iiiiii't't'iiiosis. mi baths should lie dolayod fm' two hours afler meals. They are mosi lienriii'iiil before ealing. AN EIDERDOWN QUILT An Experienced Housewife Tells You the Best Way to Wash It. Shred some - I yellow soni niiil boil it in wut it until it is quite dissolved, ihen pour ii Into ;i pan of win-in water, when it will lather well. When lukowarm pul in tin' i|inli and M|tiei'/e il well wiih ihe bands until olean; ihen rinse Iwioe in clean wuter, wring mil. shake well nml hang on the tine io dry. While drying shake well several limes, so lhal the down does not stiek together. Choose ti iin-e windy duv. if possible, for ihen ihe quill will dry qulokly nml the wind will make it lii'tiulifullv Soft. Ink on the Carpet. A> si ii oi us Ihe ink is spilt .���over slums with suit. This will :ili.mil 111.- ink und no truce of it wilt remain, Favorite of the West. No home in this western ooun- ll'V full well It Hi ��� l*i I lo lie Willi..ill 'The I'liinilv Herald and Weekly situ*'' ot Montreal, Ii is particularly useful in west.-in homes. t'ln- information ii gives to tho nrvv .fillers as well Is worth hundreds of dollars a yeur. it is sinipl) marvelous the amount of B i Instructive matter ili.it papei niiiiii- eaoh week, ll well desorvos ii success. One .1..Uni- oannol bo bolter invested in western homes than by ordering iluii great paper. A beaull- premium plolut nlillod "Horns Again" is also Included, nn.l ii is vv.-ii w..rih Hie .loilur alone, Prettily Plastered. No, Hn* ii.-.i'iiii*. does noi 'ii.iw .I'm* attention to another cuse of conviviality rewarded by n live dollar Hue in tin* police court tins morning, n refers i<> the new Hi.'litre bcillK built mi S uni avenue, Tha plasterers are busy Inside now. uml th.- theatre will he .. bright uml beautiful pluc. of I'lili'i'liiiiiuii'iil before loin.-. STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-:- AUDITORS I .aw-Duller Building Phone No. 280 i'rince Runert P.O. Box 361 ALFIIBO CAIlSS, C. V. BENNETT, B.A. ol Ilm tab Columbia of B.C., Ontario. Saa- and Manitoba Bar.. katchewan and A I- b.-rta Bare. CARSS A BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Office-Exchantre block, cornor Third avenue and Sixth etrecl. Princo Ruoert. 8 WM. S. HALL, L. D. S., D. D.S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All dental uperntiona skilfully treated. Gaa and local anatthelica admlnliter-d for the palnleaa extraction of tc-th. Consultation Ire.. Office.: Helirereon lllt-ck. Prince Ruuert. 11-12 AI.X.M Mrin.r.li H.A.. W.E.WIlliam.,D.A.. L.L.D WILLIAMS & MANSON Burriaters, Solicitors, etc. Box 286 Prince Rupert, B.C I>..o. box a PRINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING 1*1 111. OF WM. I iiv.ik. I*.i��.. A.R.A.M.. ION., BNQ GEORGE LEEK & CO. MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Fire, tile and Accident Inturancet 618 3rd Avenue Phone 203 and Green 26! PRINCE RUPERT A. M. BROWN HARNESS ,v SADDLERY MANUFACTURER Repairing n Specialty. Complete Stock Carried. Outside Orders Promptly Filled. 2nd Ave. between 10th and I Ith Sta THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Tables SECOND Avs. Hotel Central ��3'&1& Ruriipcwri nn<l American plan, at-mm hmtrtl, nii.i. rn ri.nM'iitrnc-ra. kat'-* tl.0UMr2.b)p*ord>y. t r. ir. BUck Proprietor =E. EBY CS, Co.^ REAL ESTArR KiUumkalum Land For Sale KITSUMKALUM . |l C Pmit.-.i-iilin Ph.mc 4. Pioneer Cleaners. Csisaiey Swetpini isJ Fmaicc Clemiai SILVERSIDES BROS. PAPERHANGING ���AND- HIGH CLASS SIGN WORK OUR SPECIALTIES Prepare for winter hy getting your fnr- naccs and Hues put in order by C. H. CUTTING P...I..I (..���!-, '.et, ���&���,. lt��� H-j m Phone 71 E. L. FISHER Funeral Director and Embal CHARGES REASONABLE THIRD AVENUE PHONE SI orEN DAV AND NIGHT P.O. BOX I.'" PIIONK l-'a. .11.1:1 s Second Avenue, near M< Htide HAYNER BROS. UNDERTAKERS and EMIIALMKRS Funeral li r. i ���.. Inl Ave near ��th St. Phone No. 14 H.I.O ] MLMORAl^DliM l-IIONK 901 P.O. BOI W4 PONY EXPRESS HOHANTS' i'i l '������ I M. SKMVICK Vt*r nrauiM ll**0*t**tt**. Hi����r��if#�� ntvl K��rw��r��linir Airfnta. Mlirf ��r Motor Car *\.*v or nlrht Srvrnlh Aw. antl Kullon Phonr J01 ���'CLOCK e Loaned Money thente ��-. vl 20 chaina ... co'.ui..lo|W.-^,o.e.*-"���'"������ ��� M. C,,,FF D.t-Kl Aupw. !���**. **>'*' willlam McNair, Afant rub. Sept. 80. more ar laaa. ft****** Date.1 Aim. *���'. *'*'*��� Pub. Aoi. IS. TO LET Flat in Rand Block, corner Sixth Avenue and Fulton Street. Also stores in same block. Two eottagec cort.er Second Avenue and Ninth Street. FOR SALE Lots In all parts ol the city. FIRE INSURANCE We represent some ol the largest Companies doing business in the City. c. dTrand Second Ave. Phone 112 Build This House . .j if'' ..i ���- ��� ..Grand Hotel.. Workwoman's Home Fret Labor Barns is Cosstdios Phone ITS 1st Ave. and 7th St. CEO. BRODERIUS. Proprietor; tt-t*****^ wi*** k ���-���l*'*"2B?1*''*'^* iu ii ��������� ws littles NEWS Agency Magazines :: Periodicals II Newspapers j CIGARS :: TOBACCOS :: FRUITS G.T.P. WHARF Build This House L?t U3 loan yoj the miniy to buy r* build ja house or pay off a rmrtgage. CANADIAN HON.. INVESTMENT CO. Mclntyre Block, Third Avenue, Prince Rupert. Head Office: Pacific Building, Vancouver, B. C. NORTHERN B.C. LIQUOR Co. The Leading Wholesalers of Northern British Columbia Exclusive Agenti (or BUDWE1SER BEER BBBMI THE DAILY NEWS Have You Anything to Sell? Try the News Want Ad. Way of Findins aRiiA 11/11AI P /MI A \IT\ Cosmopolitan and Diokens |��o$.-~.-~.-~~..-~>'~-~**~.~*^.-~."��>^.-^^ . ^mt*\mrmrs. n> , , ' Uf H It I H llll II lllll .,..-. tO* ~.�����-���������-���*-������-��� ���������������-���-^���������... %.^>rwra.ewHunMK��,eweMe��<K.i ^..-_..-~~-r^..-~...-^��r^.^��.^^.^��^r��M^��-^e��.^_1^^.^��_.^_JjH Jgt���W**bf*t|r"Jtjr��^lffc| W*h/\ ** * ��. ft, ft .1 ' * ��� Un/iLL UIL lUlll CHARLE8B DICKENS is still a . "T ff��^VVVWW9<tW0OO<>O6i_Vu "li.'sl seller." Pulilisliers don'l _���,���***_*-._ mr ������ -������*.�� _ -���- <��� a . I A __._, ^^^JPOQ BUNCH GRASS -..-...,-.���-.. There Was Some Class to the Menu at the Yukonors Banquet to Dr. Alfred Thompson, IMP., also Flapjaoks. A oouple nf weeks ego when In*. Alfred Thompson, M.l'., m.'iii ber I'm' iiif Yukon, passed through Vanoouver, a host of <'1<I Yu- konors in thai .-ily gathered together wilhoul political distinctions in .1" their nlil friend honor. The) .gave him a line banquet, wiili nil tin' trimmings, Dr. I'M pson is a brother *>< .Mi*. .1. a. Thompson, of the Thompson Hardware Co., nf this cily, innl a few nf the menu cards havo found thoir way north in iiif looai Yukoners. Thoj make g I reading, nml are re- niinisi't'iii nf iiif tints spent nn th.> trail. Tin' first item mi th.- t'ard is significently termed "The opening nf Navigation," an.l th.- var- itis items are honored with Yukon lill.'s. Tliiii- is Muckluok broth, LeBarge ivliiteflsh, Mala- iniit.' tarts Iml. slush ioe, with buokel nf blood, aurora 23, Among ih.' "Cold Btorage Rolice"are Cbeeohaoo spuds, Yukon strawberries, bunch grass nml whale ml. iiii below nnd flapjaoks uml "hoooh." Th.' speakers Included Judge VV, VV. B. Ifolnnes, who prosid .���.I. It. I'. McLennan, I'. C. Wade, George Blaok, Dr. Thompson, I-'. MoAlpine, D. Donaghy, .1. T. Wilkinson, Robert Lowe, Henry 1:. McAuley, ami Dr. .1. 0. Chappell. Prom nil aooounta the ohee- ohacoa nml sourdoughs hml n ligh old time. Cosmopolitan and Diokens CHARLEBE DICKEN8 is still a "besl seller." Pulilisliers don'l argue pro ami run over his books ���they jusi order a new carload of. paper, oil lhe presses, and lei llietn speed 011. And it has Peon over forty years sinoe, one morning when llie yard was tilled with seai'let geraniums and tlie breath of syringa was heavy in tlio air, I the great author followed litlle1 Nell, .Now Hint tlio centenary of; Mis birth (February 7th), 1812), approaches and everybody is! thinking of Diokens. We have seoured several arliolea whioh will leil many things about him thai have hitherto been unknown.' iii ihe January Cosmopolitan his son, Alfred Tennyson Diokns, will tell you some of his own personal reoollootions of tho great novelist. Later, probably In February .Mary Angola Diekens, liis granddaughter, will give an intimate, view of Diokens as she remembers him. In fart, in these and other article on Diokens which will follow���fully illustrated, of been publishd of thee human��� oourso we slntll aim lo give ynu a mnre vivid pielure than has yet I he homo -side of lho greal nias- ter, written by those who knew him best, Read the articles��� they will sur.-ly arouse a new in- leresl in lb.' "best belnvod" au- I hm* in your library. Subscriptions in Cosmopolitan will bo ae- II pled until Dee. lmli. nl the special low rale lo .Canada of 11.50. Cosmopolitan Agonoy, *****< 851, Winnipeg. "The News" Classified AdsJ* 5 Christmas Givino One Cent A Word For Each Insertion -THEY WILL REPAY A CAREFUL LOOKING OVER- ��*^.. -...^..-..M Mi .i.i �� ���m��� m .1 .-*-.*>^..��� ..-"It Hi-r ii*^.. ^.....ii Besl meal ill town nt Savoy. INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE NEWS ��>��|i��>|i>>>|i>|a|HHa>����Ma��|a��Ht��>|HHa��|.|a>IHHHt��|HilHHi��lrtr��|i��; FOR SALE Sec. 7 Phone ISO The Insurance People Kire Life Marine Accident Piatt' lil.'ISS Employer's Liability Contractors' and Personal Bonds Policies Prepared Direct THE Mack Realty & Insurance COMPANY. P.S.��� Houses ami K-pnuita, a Learn to Dance . , | KING'S DANCING ACADEMY Wt* refund your money If we do not U-nch you to dance for the price of one ticket. Wednesdays and Saturdays in Sona of Km: lund Hall: at 8 p.m. <^--II^MI^4( For Rent If WE BUIT EVERYTHING For Kent-Two roomed cabin, cloae to McBride. freahly papered and clean, only 110 per month. II P. McRne A Co. t-f FOB nic.NT���Finiiisiii'ii rooma ror gentle* iiii*ii ullly; best locution innl llni'Si view 111 Un- illy. I'litino ilii'iii I'll*. Modern convenienses. -.��� s i ��� s; s o J m* I Inaurance j + "^sr^S'^SS^SS^SS-^SI^H-^SI-^S-^SS-^SI**^!^ OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just settlements. We write every known class of Inaurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co, r *a\\ *********** I*********** Wanted Want-ad-General Servnnt. Apply Mra. L. W. Patmore. Other maid kept, tf LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED iLAUILS *���***-*��� **..>���-_... I Wanted to rent or leaae by flrat of January, 6 or 6 room modern houae. cloae In. State tcrma to Box 89. Maternity nurao open for entrajrement. Apply Box 2169 Newa. tf Wanted. ��� Dreaamakinir, cteanlnff antl preta- Inir, repalrlnir for men and women. Mra Charlea I'ercher. 820 Third Ave. Phone 2��l Ked. tf HARRY���Why remain lonely? Tlio Ideal liiir.iitiii'tii.ii Club It-ads to tiapiilneJB. A strictly lu-tvatv, lilg-b-class, up-lo-.lale in.'einiiii fnr properly Introducing worlliy, iiiarringeablc people ��r any nallnnalllv, le lik'i.'ii. agr, or llll'lll.'leil .',.11,llll.en. .Many people watting, rich and poor. I'liiiliiilars ne... I'lnin, acal.-d envelope, I. C. Wilson, box 1770, Vancouver, B. C, ( 1-3 cash 1-3 " 1-3 " Lot 19 Block 33 Sec. 7 Price 8575.00 " 10 "2 "7 " 1100.00 " 12 " 37 " 7 " 1400.00 WITH THREE-ROOMED HOUSE Lut 16 Block 16 Sec. 2 Price 1050.00 $401.35cash " 61-62 " 12 " 2 "pr.2200.00 775.00 *' Third Avenue PETER McLACHLAN REAL ESTATE TIMItEl MINES fam��S*a<*��*S-M��<MS��4��S��444444444��4i��444444444��44H44������ ..WATCH THE BIG .TRNITUE STORE FOR IIKAM. IHSri.AV OF. CHRISTMAS GOODS We have received them in great quantities nnd will display something far exceeding any other attempt in Prince Rupert. WE ARE COMPLETE HOUSE FIKNlSHKliS W. HART ���rtE2t���4ES ft-"** Hart Block i The Jewelery Store UMBRELLA AN IDEAL I'lllllSI'MAS GIFT 1 You will lind it an altogether superior article. . . Haven't you noticed it? . . It costs more, but look at what you nre getting���not the lacking in the market at a cheap price, but the very best money can buy. . . Suit Case Umbrellas and lots of them ���A new shipment just in. WOUtDNT YOU UIE TO SEE THEM? Wark's / j . ..THIRD AVENUE JEWELERS... "T Lost and Found m *. i* I tll'N'll ���> Small Key.. Intiulreat Newa Olllce. 22S-tf Real Estate 3 *t*mm.*mmmm ..-m,*^..-m.���^.��� mygfmm Lot for Sale In Section 6, Block 22. Lot ID. 7th Ave. Apply Mike Ruzlch. Box 682 City. tf Stenographer 1 Eaatern atenonraphcr of wide experl.nc. wanta poaitlon. Addreaa "Stenographer." (.nil Cordova St.. Vancouver, B.C. t-f Water Notice 8ke*na Und DUtrlct���Dlitrict ol Queen Charlott lalanda Taka notice that Auatin M. Brown ol Princa Rupert, aaddler. intend, to apply to the Chief t'eeriinelMte.ll.T lef I_tlel. and Weirle. fnr . UcnC to proa-sect lor eoal, oil and petroleum on .nd under th. lollowln. daecrietad lantla on tha Weet Coaat ol Graham laland: Commendnf at a poet planled Ibree milea eaat of the northeaat corner of O. I.. No. I nm thenca aouth SO chatna. thenca 60 chaini *xteat, thenc. 80 ehalna north, thenca 80 chain, aaat to point ol commencement. AUSTIN M. BRUWN, Ucaior I i.ralr.l Aupilt lit. 1911 Pub. Am I. Alfred Chriitlan Garde of I'rlnce Rupert, oc* i*i i nm M inn.n Engineer, live nuUce that on the 21-th day of December. 1911, I Intend lo apply to the Witter Commliiloner at hla ..ill,*.. In Prince Rupert for a lleenee to take and uae two cubic feel of water per aecond from an unnamed ttream In the Dialricl of Coaat Range ,���*,. Skeena Dlvlilon I-l mile eatt of the Tyee Station. G.T.P. Rv. The water li to bo taken from the atream about one half mile above it- outlet, and li to be uaed for developing power foraquary iltuated at the outlet of aald creek, along the Railway grade. _ , ALFRED CHRISTIAN GARDE Dated Nov. 2��th, 1911. d-�� lucual Christmas and New Year Hampers For twelve consecutive years the (li.l.l S.-nl I.i.pit.r Company have hod an assortment of Holiday Hampers tin.qusllsd by any other wine or liquor house in Kritish Columbia. And why should thia not be the case? lt was ihis company that introduced Christmas luimii-.rs on the I'acillc Coast, und although others quickly copied thc idea, we have regularly ptMSUtsd a list that for genuine value and popular variety of goods has always earned the expressed appreciation of customers. Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the un dersigned ui) to Dec. 15, 1911, for 60 tons of coal (mine run). Delivered in 5 ton lots as required. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 6t P. R. GEN. Hospital Assoc NOTIOI TO OONTMOTORS. Hamper A 1 boltl. Oold S.al "XXX" r.n. Old Cognac Brandy I bottle Sand.reon'a "Mountain Daw" Scotch Whlak.y 1 bolll. Oold S.al Special R*r*���S- year-old 1 boltl. "St. Iimo" Nan.. Port Win. 1 bottl. "St. Irmln." iwt.i Oatawba Win. S pint. "Jack O' MMri." Siport B.ar ���Ohrlatmaa Br.w S plnta Oold Seal Dry Olng.r Al. 17 bottl.a NIT PRIOE S440I All fr.lght charg*. prepaid to naar.at fr.lghl union. Hamper C 2 bottl.a California "Tltr.e Zlnf.nd.l tClaret) 1 bottl. Sana A Sonoma Cagla" Ang.i..a Wlna ng. tagla" "Thr.. 1 in.in. Oart.r*. Satra Fin. Old Sng- Hah Olng.r Win. 1 boltl. S.ndaraon'a "Mountain Daw" Scotch Whlak.y 1 bottl. Oold Seal "XXX" Fin* Old Oognac Brandy 1 bottla Oold 8..I Sp.clal By.������- year.old 8 plnta Oold Seal Dry Dinger Al. 12 pint. "Jack O* H.arta" Eaport Baar ���Ohrlatmaa Brew Hamper B 1 bottl. Oold S.al "XX" Fin. Old Cognac Brandy 1 bolll* S.ndarion'. "Mountain Daw" Scotch Whiaaey 1 boltl. Oold S.al Sp.clal Ry*���s- y.ar-old 1 bolll* "Two E*gl��" California Port Win* 1 bottl* "Two (agl*" California Sli.r- ry Win* 1 bottl* "St. Vi.ta" Old Sw**t Oa- lawba Win*���1SSB 1 botllt Napa A Sonoms California E.tra Olarat 6 pint. "Jack O' H.arta" Ciport Beer Chrlitm.a Br.w 8 plnta Oold S.al "XXX" Stout or India Pale Al*���Xmat Br.w 18 bottla* NET PRICE SS.RO All fr.lght rlmrg.i prepaid to near.tt fr.lght nation. 2S bottl*! Hamper D NET PRICE S8.BO 1 bolll* "Doctor'* Spatial" Old Scotch Whlakay 1 boltl* "Thra* S.al" B-yur-old C- nadlan Ry. 1 bottl. Oold S.al "XXX" Fin. Old Cognac Brandy 1 bolll. Old Canadian Whll. Mall Whlak.y 1 bottl. Oold S.al "Selected" Old Irish Whlakay 1 bolll. Napa A Sonoma "Thr*. (agl." Port Win* 1 bottl* Napa * Sonoma "Throe (agl*" Sh.rry Win* 1 bottl* Napa A Sonoma "Thr.. (agl*" Muacal Win* 1 bout* Napa 41 Sonoma "Three (agl*" Tokay Win* 1 boltl* fplnt) Morac* Clark Oy*r- prool Jamaica Rum 1 bottl* (pint) Bond * Oo.'* London Old Tom Oln 11 boltl** N(T PRICE SS10 All fr*lght charg.i pr.pald lo n.��re.t irtlghl ala.io,,. Hamper E 1 boltla Carnoi Fr*r*.' "XXX" Ohsm- pagna Oognac Brandy 1 boltla Sandaraon'a "Orand Spaclal" Scotch Whlak.y 1 bolll. "Thr.. t.al" B-yaar-old Canadian Ry* 1 bottl* Johnaon'i Martini or Manhattan Cere 1.1.II. 1 bottla 10-yur-old French Black Ch.rry Win* 2 bottlea Napa A Sonoma "Thra* Fagle" linfandel (Olarat) 1 boltl* Nap. - Sonoma "Thr** Cgll' 'Port Win* 1 bottl. (pint) B.rdinet'i Crema de Manth* 8 pint! Oold Seal "XXX" Invalid Stoul���Xmaa Brew 12 plnta "Jack O' Hearn" Pale (iport B.ar���Xmaa Braw NIT PRICE $9.15 pr.pald lo nearatt Tsndon win bi rseslmd by lbs untifr nlguitl ni tu .*, p. |���, .Monday. I Nth Di-nni- I..T, till, for llu* riinsiriictinn or a plank roadway mi tin. i,.., n, M,i,. ���f |.*ir,t n,,.|iii(. bclweon Sfteiiiiii sirt.ct ami ,i,,. junction or First anil Second avenues. Plans and r-iu-rilliiilliiiin may lie srrn and ftirins of lender ..iii.nn. ,i at tltc omce of ibe CHy BOtnleer. Lowest or any iccapied, I.UINEST A. WOODS, city cisrk, wm. MARLON davis, '. City Entrln.-cr ti'iuler not nccesssrlly Shoe MADE AND '��##RE PAIRED JOHN CURRIE arcoND avknub . . . raiNcii txxiruxr tl bottl** All freight charge! freight nation. Hamper F 2 pint* Heldileclt'a "Red Top Mono- pole" Champagne 1 bolll* "(au d* Noll" French Llqulur 1 bolll* "Old Mull" Scotch Whl*k*y 1 bolll* "Three Seal" 9-year-old Canadian Ry* 1 boltl* Johmnn'e Martini or Manhattan Oocklalla 1 boltl* Lion Amontillado Dry Table Sh.rry 1 boltl. "V. S. O." Rloh Old Port Win. 1 bout* Bond * Oo.'* London Old Tom Oln 1 bolll* Mor.ce Olark Fin* Old Over- proof Jamaica Rum 12 pint* Pabn Blu* Ribbon Hear��� Bui beer in lh* World 22 bolll.t N(T PRIOI $15.10 All frelghl charge! pripild to nlarelt frelghl station. CARTAGE and STORAGE C. T. P. Transfer Afenti Orden promptly filled. Prlc** raaaonable. OFFICE-H. B. H.,chr.ter. Gentr. 8t Phon. IM Fine View Corner 1 SECTION TW- $2,250 ���IN SECTION TWO��� With each antl every Hamper during the month of Decetnlnr. will he sent our Henutiful Holiday Souvenir Picture a renrodiielitm in colors of the world fiimous picture "THE HAREl-'OOT HOY." Wherever humnii hearts beats this picture has nlwnys (ppssltd, and mnnv of our customers will highly prize thii .-ellent copy which is of a very limited edition nnd particularly suitable for frnminif. All hampers are particularly suitable for framing. plain ruses with no marks to indicate contents, nnd prices named are freight prepaid to nearest freight slnlton. Write for hniidsomely illustrated 40-page catalogue. Gold Seal Liquor Co., Limited W^3J*iM,!k ��� * ers of the Pacific Coast. SNAP - $525 Each Lots 13, 14, 15, Block 28, Section 6 G.R.NADENCONPANY Second Ave.. Limited. Princ* Ruperl, B.C. We Pay Highest Prices for Brass, Copper, Lead, Rubber Boots, Solder, Dross and Bottles Prince Rupert Cash Store 735 THIRD AVE. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeenu Land District���District of Casslar. Tuke notice mat James Kwlng Macrae, nf Vancouver, occupatiun real estate agent, inlt'iiils to apply for permission lo pur- I'lia.tf llic following described luiuls: iiii'iu iiik ul a post planted about seven miles distant anil In an easterly direction rt-titu the Aet.ts Illver, und about elKlil utiles nortb of Alyansti Indian vlllaRe, Ihenco noi-lli eighty chains, thence cast eighty Chtlni, llience Soulb eighty clialus, Ihenca west eighty chains Io poinl of commencement, JAMES KWIMi MACRAE. II. P. lllllle r, Ak.'III. Killed Del. .11, 1911. Pub. Dec. 14. Skeetin I nn.I lilslrlcl���District of Casslar. Take notice thai Prank Puny, or Seattle, Wash., oi'ciipailiiii ehalnnian. Intends tu apply for permission to purchase the folluwing ili'-iTiiiod lauds: i I'lniiii'tii'iiiK al a posl planled about six miles east of the elaas Illver and about seven miles north of Alyansti, tlient-a norih eighty chains, easl eighty chains, south eighty chains, west eighty chains io point ur coiiinn-iiceliienl. FRANK FUREY. II. P. Iluttcr, Agent. Dated Oct. 31, toil. Pub. Dec. tl. .-.keena Lund District���District or Casslar. i.ike notice that Clarence lluwen, of 8c- altle, Wash., orcupailtiu woodsman, Inn-mis to apply Tor pertnlsslun lo purchasu the folluwing described lands: Comiiient'lng at a posl planted r.iur nui". east of the Maus Illver and aboul live miles north or Alyansti, thcticc west eighty chains, iheuce south eighty chains, Ihence east eighty ilialns, Ihenn- north eighty chums tu point or .'.mini.-tu*. in. in. CLAIIEM-E BOWBN. II. P. lllllle 1*. Ag. 111. Dated net. 31, 1911. Pub. Dec. 14, Skeena Land DUtrirt -DUlrict ol Quaan Charlotu Tak. notice tbat thirty da-,. Irom dau, I, C. K. ItaintiT ol Prlne. Kupert, It. C., by occiipatiiiii bookkoepor, InUnd to apply to tha Chie! Com- miaaionor ol Lamia for a liconco to proapect lor coal and peirolieum oo and under 640 acre, oi land on Grabam laland deacrlbod aa lollowa: Commanclng at a poat planted five milea cut ol Coal Laaaa No. 4476, marked C. K. II. S. E corner Coal Leaae No. 4, thenca wait 80 chaina. thenc north SO ehalna, thanca -aaat SO chaina, thence aouth 80 chaina to place ot commencement. Il.lt.l Sept. 11, 1911. C. K. BAINTER, Locator I'ub. Sapt. 23 SkMna Land DUtrlct���Diatrict ol Quean Charloti Taka notlc. that thirty daya Irom dau, 1, A. T llroderick ol Prinoe Rupert, H. C, by occupation bank manager, InUnd to apply to tha Chief CommUaioner ol Landa Ior a licence to proapect for coal and p-ttrolsura oa and under 640 acre, vt land on Graham laland daacribed aa lollowa: Commanclng at a putt planud two milaa north ol C E. fi. Coal Ivcaae No. 21, marked S. K corner of A. T. B. Coal law No. 27, lhanc. weat SO chaina, thenc. north 80 chaint, thenoe eeat 80 chain., th.nc. eoulh 80 chaina to plac of comm.nnm.nL, A. T. BRODERICK, Loctor Daud Sept. 12, 1911. C. E. Ilainler. Agenl. Pub. Sept. 23. Sken. Land DUUict���DUtrlct ol Quen CbarlotU Taka notie tbat thirty dava Irom dau, I, C. E U.lnler of I'rlnce Hupurt, B. C, by occupaUon bookkeoper, InUnd lo apply to tha Chief Com- mlaaionar ol Landa (or a licnc to proepect lur roal and petroleum on and undar 640 acroa of land on Graham laland daacrlbwl u (ollowa: Comm.ncing at a pet planud two mile north ol C. E. B. Coal Uaae No. 14, marked N. E. corner C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 17, thenc aoulh 80 ehalna, thenn weat 10 chaina, thenc north 80 chatna, thann Mat 80 chaina to plan ol com- menemont. Daud Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAINTER. Locator Pub. Sent. 23. Sken. Un.l DUtrlct���DUlrict ol Qunn Ch.rlott T.ke noUe that thirty dava Irom data, I, O. E Ilalnur o( Princ Rupart, B. C., by occupation le-ookkcper. InUnd to apply u tha Chief CommUaioner ol landi lor a licnc to proepect tot coal and petroleum on and undor 640 acraa ot land on Graham lialnd daacrlb��l aa loilowi: Commendnf at a put plant..! two mil... north ol C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 18, markad N. W. rorner C. E. B. Coal Laaaa No. 24, thane aouth 80 chaina, thenc aut SO chain., thance nortii 80 chaina, tbence watt 80 chatna to plac ol com- rn.num.nl. D.Ud Sept. 12, 1911. C. E. BAINTER, Loctor Pub. Sapt. 23. Skena Und Diatrict-DUtrlct ol Qunn Charlott.* Taka notlc that thirly daya Irom daU, I, C. E. Ilalnur ol Prinn lluperl. II. ('., by occupation bookkeeper, InUnd to .pply lo th. .'hiel Com- muwioncr o( Und. lor . licnc to proapect Ior co.l .nd petroleum on and undar 640 acru o( land on Graham liland ileetrlbeel aa lullowa: Comm.ncing at a put planted two mtlu notrh of .uke markad C. E. B. Coal LaBM No. 4, marked N. E. nrner C. E. B. Coal Lmm No. 6, tlience aoulh 80 ehalna, thann wan 80 chaina, thenu north 80 chaina, thenn eaat 80 chaini to place ol commencement. Datad Sept. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTER, Locatoi Pub. Sapt. 23. Skaena Und DUtrlct���DUtrlct ol Qunn Charlotu Taka notlc that thirty daya (rom data, I, C. E. Ualntar ol l-rlnu Kupert, B. C, by occupallon bookkepor, InUnd to .pply to tha Chiel Com- trtlwlonor ol Unda (or a licnc to proepect (or coal and petroleum on and undir 640 acna o( hind on Craham laland deecribed at lollow.: Commeneing at a poat planud two mlln north I��a�� northareit lOinel Coal Uan 44(6 marked C. E. B. Coal LeaM No. 29, thence aoutb 80 chaini, lhanc wnt 80 chaina, thane north 80 chaina tli.rii-. Mat bO chaina to point o! rommenement: i* nitalnlng 640 acrea mora or Im. Dated Sept. 12. 1911. C. E. BAINTER Pub. Oeu 7. There is more than one article here ing that will compel your inspection t.,,,1 ���SSI suitabla for Chriitmu Pipes and Smokers' Sundries your selection Loewe, B. B. b.'s own make; Q. B. D. |Dul.i Peterson pate n t, TS schaum and calabash, olaar cases, cigarette cases, ciqar holders, clgaretto holders pipe racks, smoking sets' tobacco Jars, ash trays, sll. ver match boxes, etc. Christinas Cigars in Gift Boxes $1.00 Up All of the Leading Tobaccos, Cigars snd Cigarettes, both imported and domestic. ���STORE WITH RED FRONT- B. Campbell Isssassga-sisa-siss-^iSiSisiffisiss r ......... mmaxas-am*-*** THE t^te^w^ai^M^i "~~"~* i Geo. D. Tite's I "* ���%���.���*���!��� *MI M STORE l~al."��U ��.'". a a It .it. i-| shows the way to furnish your home with quality and economy. For Christmas Gifts what is more substantial and useful than n comfortable Chair, Rocker or Settee. A choice variety of good Dining Room Furniture, Bufleta, China Cabinets, Dining Tables and Chairs-leather seats Wicker Chairs and Rockers from $5.50 to $8.50 Lace Curtains, latest designs, in Ecru or White. Large range Tapestry Curtains, Rope I'orliers, Casement Cloths, Madras and Scrim. For Goad Values ia Carpels aad Rap ill sizes. Now is Vour lime lo *���* ��..�� ... ���� **. ... I I 9. 53 '** ���<> ... nl 9 I 9 (!! *���* *>} ... 9. fi? (9 sss tn I fi? 9. s. Xi *** **��� a GEO. D. TITE - The Home Furnisher THIRD AVENUE, NIONE 20 !.w.w.w._.w.w.Wwiw>WttSftW,w.a�� ��..w.����.w.w.w 1 sss A ���***������ 0 *.***.* n ........... . ************** ******** W* W��W��� ***f*****/* ****f***t *m0* . f* Christmas Needfuls for Holiday Enjoyment Ebony Hand Mirrors Manicure Seta C. H. ORME Military Brushes Perfumes Travelling Case Toilet Win. r- TAe The Pioneer Druggist Store \****t* B Xmas Goods JUST ARRIVED A large assortment of chocolates in fancy baskets and boxes also a full line of CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS AND CRACKERS Choice New Season's Fruit and Nuts SEE OUR WINDOW Williams & McMeekin f Helgerson Block - - Phone 56 | Patronize - Home - Industry uni Fnr twelve conseculivo mnnlhs the 1-2-.1 Liqunr 8lorc, at the oorner t'f *^l*v** '**���*'**** Fulton street, hns oarrled nn assortmenl of Wlnei nml Liquors unequallod hy any "','". '"'""���' in Brlllah Oolumbla, And why should this not bo sot Wo snii for oash and at. rooa w*l~" prloas, and 10. J. Mnynnrd is nlwnys mi deck with lho glad hnn.l nml a happy si"**1'* ��'' ''''" others muy follow, hut wo have nivnys presented n list, that for genuine value and varwi foods litis nlwnys earned lho onrm-sl. nppt-Pi-ialion of our numerous ouslomors. Why pay *K**V.'' wharfage and oarriage on hamper baskets whieh nirendy coat, m the leaal i?i lo begin wiin, ���*���"> lhe I-2-.'l Liquor Storo otTcrs a spnclal iliscotinl. of 10 por cent nn nil Liquors, LlqueUM �� Wines, oommenolng the isth day of Deoember ami oontlnulng for lhe remainder nf the monmi Lager Beer, from |1 to $3 per dozen. Scotch Whisky from 40o to |1-80 per bottlo- Rye Whisky from 40o to $1.36 per bottle. Brandies from 40o to f3.7B per bottle. Bourbons from $1.36 to $1.80 per bottle. (60 years old.) nml everything clso in proportion. Send in your orders now for thu holidays and avoid tho rush. All orders delivered nt )'""** doorstep hy the "Barefoot Boy." ., PleaiO do not hnng him on lhe wall. 0**-L ���*-"* ^M0NE 1"z
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-12-14 |
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Prince Rupert (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
Identifier | The_Prince_Rupert_Optimist_1911-12-14 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | b11c9e12-af6d-4882-8c1d-e51fccd9d503 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0227853 |
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Longitude | -130.325278 |
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