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[The Prince Rupert Optimist]
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liMMMM- wmm THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending 5 a.m., iW' Mu Nov. 28 ^K .25 d^ V^ ^ aV*" The Daily New^ JSEXT MAILS ineo ll&*fyji*.\ . Friday, 8 a.m. VOL.11, NO. 272 Formerly Jhe_Prince Rupert Optimist PaiNCE Rupert, B.C., Tuesday, November 28, 1911. x*-, '5rOPlA, B. G Price Five Cents WILL HOLD INVESTIGATION ABOUT CJTYCOAL SUPPLY Engineer Arthur Alliston, Who Recently Resigned From the Light Plant, Claims That There is a Shortage of From Fifty to Eighty Tons Engineer Allison, who resigned in. position recently al tho light ^iaiit, lias written llu* Oounoil de- iniiiiiliiig n public invt'slignlioii ol ni nll.'gr.l con I shnrlagre of some* so nt wu inns, wiiifii eame up recently in oonneolton wiih th.. hi* III plant supply. Tin; elciiiniiil will bo aooeded lo by lho Oounoil, Th.' Miiyni- roiiiiii-ki-il la-l nighl ih.ii a guild donl of lime hail boe-n a|,ini already in Investigating ihis ooal Question. Alderman Douglas moved thai a pubic Investigation bo hold ns suggested ami Alilormiin Mnrrissoy soc- mided. in n lengthy speeoh Alderman Clayton slated thai after exhaus- iim- oxporimoiil uml invostigalion unit a slii.i-lago of sumo six or .,*.,'ii Inns had boon dolccled and -uul further thut Mr. Allison hnd been shown the calculations mail., by iho oopimiltee <>f Investigation baaed upon his own llg- 1,1.'- .in,l hail verbally iiilmilletl I In.I In- was wrung and would ac- oordlngly rosign. Olty Bolioltor Petera suggested lhal Un- iiolos nf pi'in'oi'ilings nl iho oommitlee'a Investigations taken in shorthand should be transcribed ami placed before lhe Oounoil, M.loniiiiii M.u-i-issey told of a ohaneo Interview ho had in a friend's ofllce wiih Mr. Allison, in which under oloae nml skeptical engineer, Mr. Allison had made statements which he. was prepared in substantiate under onih ami which lind n very deep bearing on lhe city's economy in this respoot. Alderman Newion emphasized lhc righl .<r any citizen lo have ii public Invesligall f a mailer such as this coal shortage. on which lie had wide Information, a*, tea-, alleged ill this ease. Th.- innl inn was carried, and a public Investigation will bo hold, .laic lo ho aniieiuncctl later. REGISTRY OFFICE IS IN the Provincial Disastrous Fire Sweeps Out of Existence Government's Fine Building MANY BOOKS OF RECORDS ARE DESTROYED Clerks Managed to Hurl Many Valuable Books Into the Vault Before Leaving the Doomed Building, But Others Are Detroyed Incidents of the Fire The Hi I'limcnl RUINS TOY ON SNIFF YACHT QUELLED BY STERN HAND According to the Commodore's Story, the Rear-Ad miral Quit in High Dudgeon Because He Was Asked to Put to Sea at Regular Intervals Trouble has arisen over lh Sniff Yacht. Pal Carey, until re dot was in roil llic ^SKJLTffl-i. GRAND TRUNK Four Passenger and Six Box Cars Arrived by Scow Yesterday���New Rolling Stock Anticipates Opening of Line lo Hazelton. Pour new passenger ears and ������iv bos oars arrived in lho hnr- bor yesterday from Vancouver .���ii the ii. T. P. spccinl giant bcow for rolling slock. The w wus lowed by the lug Georgia ami berthed lemporarII> al lhe O. T. 1'. wharf neiii- tin- boal slip. The cars will bo transferred to the sidings al lho special wharf later. Tlie now p..*- ���a.-iiger cars arc brought up in anticipation of iho gently in- creased Iralllc when the lino Is opened as far as Batollon nexi spring. The bull nf lho son-mi nl III.' Mclntyre llall on Thursday night. under lhe at, im-os of lhe st. Andrew's 8nelelv Owing to the Lato Departure of the Prince Rupert This Trip the Sale Will Nol Start Until Thursday Morning. The sab- >.f Si'ciinn ? lots, ad- verlised lo slnrl on Wednesday, will not start .innl Thursday in..iiimg. Tin*- announcement waa ina.ic I., the News thi* morning b. Mr. David II. Ila>s. The roas.>n I.'i' tin- postponement i- that the Prinoe Ituperl, which i- bringing up a lnrg>* number of Invealors tor lhe snle, wilt be twelve hours lato m Icav- ii,. Vancouver, and therefore will tmI iiirive until l�� p. in, or Inter. n tael h ��� of Thursday's solo will bo announced later. Q. T. P. SHEDS ON FIRE Spark From Oovernment Building Carried to Waterfront. Before the excitement over llu Land Registry Ofllce blue hsd died down up nt ih no of il"- lire, there wns a hoi inoi tl "t I**.', for lhe boys nl the ii. T. I' wharf, Tin- north corner nf the largest freight WSrehOUSO nil lhc wharf oniighi lire. A spark wafted all lho way from lhe Gov- ei-llliieill building had lOltlod OH Iho shingles ami. funnel In lhe wind, glowed until it biased, Gen- oral Superintendent Mehan was nn the spnl, nn.l in a few minulCI with the help of buckets and n long ladder the blaze was quenched, a bole was burned In lhe roof jusi nl the deep overhung on the gable end near 'I"' lop, Fortunately lha wind wai blowing the lire OUl from lh�� main part of (he building. Hay's Creek Sewer Bylaw. The report of Peter MoLachlan nn the sower bylaw VOlO was received and llled by lho Olty <���""������- cil Inst night. See Wark's nortii window for seasonable gifts in solid gold and sterling silver. St. Andrew's Ball. Don't miss the si. Andrew ball mi Thursday nighl Mclntyre Hull, dray' oheslra In attendance, at full Hi* ni- Itesl meal in lOWD at BSVOy Now is the time to get Xmas cards for friends oversea. Your every wish can be supplied at McRae Bros. Letters to the Editor PROTECTING DRUNKEN MEN Th.- Dowser .cl onsets lhal no liquor shall bo sold lo n imm apparent!; under lho Influence ..( -it*.,im drink. The Oil) Bylaw onaoli lhal no ���nan under Uf Influonoe-ol liquor .hall be allowed tn leave ||| ,.,,.,���,.,.. where he lm-* obtal I drink unaccompai I. ii,, ... are the foi ���" Inlond- ,.,i in keep cllll from lulling ,,ir ..in* sillied -ii Is. w in .i,. our Pollco <��� mm* rs ifl i"-*'"1 ���������������* "
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" ' ���,���,������,, ol Undi lor ��� licence lo |tfo.|ie-e lor f Windsor Hotel FIRST AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET Newly Furnished and Steam Heeted Room. A FIRST IT.ASS BAR AND DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION RATES fill CENT8 AND UP BATHS FREE TO 0UE8T8 Builders' Hardware Valves & Pipes Oxford Stoves Graniteware Tinware "Unprovoked and awful oharges, even ns the sho-bear ilghls, Bpoeoh Unit drips, corrodes ami poisons even as Uie cobra biles, Boienllflo vlviseotion of one norvo Iill It is raw, And the victim writhes in anguish like lhe Jesuit with the squaw." A few years ago Kipling hurl women till Ihey winced in very pain, when in the "Vampiro" hc gallantly classified Ihem into Ihr.'.' divisions under "A in. nnd a bone and a bank uf hair." Now, "ibe female <��f the speoios" is in on.' breathe likened o a "she-bear" and a "oobra," Borne- whore in tlie Borlpures wa are I,iid Ihnl Qod created -the female of lhe species" even ns lie did the innl.' and the text adds __ ... that the Creator looked upon HisIrequested also work and saw Ihnl il was good. | Th COPYING THE NEWS London Standard Has Started a Page for Lady Readers. Copying Tlie Prince Ruperl News, no iloiibl, the Loudon Standard Is giving it-, readers u "Woman's Platform," un everyday page, in which is recorded lhc m-ws ami activities "I thinking women. The platform alma ind ill advocacy, but al r rding, uml iis lines nre Impartial and non-polilioal. li is understood Hint the standard's "platform" is open I., women In every branch ,,f industry, the professions ami public life, uml i.T all shades of opinion, sn iluii ii will In- a- comprehensive as possible where the interests <>f women are c.ii- oerned. And while lhc views ..f women aro i rded esi iaii>. masculine <>pinion on questions relating t��> women's interests is GEORGE LEEK & CO. MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS ANI! REPORTS Fire, Life and Accident In.ur.n. .. 018 3rd Avenue Phone _,'J and Green lil PRINCE RUPERT A. M. BROWN HARNESS A SADDLERY MANUFACTURER Itepuiring a Spe'cialty. Complete Stock Carrieel. Outside Orders Promptly Killed. 2nd Ave. between 10th and 11th Sts THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Tables SECOND Ave. London Times aboul a .PREPARE FOR THE WINTER.... Hotel Central 83-fl-ifca KuM|M*��n fth-l Annri.'an pUn, 'Icitn he-Mini. nwRlern ���r��fivrntrnc*��i. ttal��*�� ���l.uil��|2a._0prttlay. GruaC asaortment of SECOND - AVENUE .1 a / <> ���* W. H. Wrighl, Prop ro. box 37 C. I- UAINTEK, Locilor Jtrti acr*. moro or I,*.. I'-.l.sl .*,.,,1. lie, im! mill V VI ROY McTAVlSH Pub. Sepl. j.i. Fred W. Uuhler, A|enl Skeena Und DUtrlct���DUtrlct ol Caailir Taka nolle-., tbat Cbariu William Ham ol Vancouver, 11. C, occupation Impeclor, Inteneli to apply lor permiaalon lo purchr doBcrilted landi oal and |Hir,r|,-,,n, on and under bill acre* ol land on eirahatn tsliml tleecnlnsl u lolloaa: Commencing al ��� pool t-Ui.t.-i two mllea north ol C. E. II. Coal Leue No. II, marked S. W. mi* (.-. !;. u. r'oal Ia***p No. -U, lln-nce nortii ���il chain., Ihence w.et M, ciiains, thciiru nouth *M1 ,. -, ��� _, , * ha,,,-, thence eul mj chain, lo iilace of com* lhe lolloaing _ m-nc-menu | Dated SepL M, ISII. C. E, HAINTER, Locator Commendng at . poet plinted .1 the con- I , -U|,. .sept, 23. iiuenc* ol Ulickw.Ur rleer wllh tbe N.U riv*r W_J- , o.���_ i*h.tl,,ili. about two mllee aouth Irom the il.th Dominion ..keena Und DUtrlct -De. rict ol Queen Charlott* Telegraph cabin. Poit mirk.-el 0. VV . II. S. VV.) T.k, ������Ucethai UlllWtltf* ���ff*h'���*-_ij|S Cornar, Ihenc* SO chaini norlh, Ihenc* ed chilu j mime ���l I'rinc. Itupert, II. I -. I s ' ��� 'I'" .on eut, thenc* 8(1 chalu aouth, Ibenc 80 ch.in. |,ookkeepcr. inlend let .pi-ly to t ' > ' wut lo point ol commencement, conUining 610 | ���,���.,������,., ol Land, lor a hectic. W Iff** "2 rr-' ��� ' --��� A ite-lroleum on ani un.l.r Mb aire! ot ���croe more or I.���. ..... CHARLES WILLIAM HAM I '��l.*,l .September 23, I I'I I. Pub. Nov. 2. Skeeni Land l.l.trlct-Diilrlct ol Cuilir Tlk. notlc* Ib.t Thomu Arthur While ol Vancouver, ll. C, occupation carpcnler, Inlend. to ���pply tor pe-t-mla.ii,n to purchaie the lollowing deacrlltetl landi: Commencing at a poal plintc.1 fluenee of lllickwater river with Nau .. two milu aoutb ol lhe illlh Dominion Telegr��|l cabin. I'oat marked T. A. W. S. E. Cornel, lliciie. 80 chain, north, thence 80 ch.ln. weat, Ihenco chalm aoulh, Ihence 80 chalm eut to point commencement, containing 640 acrei Bole ���'.JSJ; THOMAS ARTHUR WIII1K ft Htl ��������������� ym ami on (iraham lalantl rl-mcriln"! an (oltowii (umni'iiriin at a pott \*lm,u I Iwu in let north of C* ft ll. Coal U-tm No. l*%* rnarktvl S. K. 'orniT ( . ft II. Coal Ia**.��* Nu. 21, thrncr north ***** chains, thence weat bU chainn. tlirnci* wiuth HU chaina, thence east- 0 chaina to place ol commencement. .-�����-���! -ci. 11, IH1I. C. ft II MM U-. I - -'������: ho following j Skeena \**i\>\ I>��.*�� 1 rict --District of CJufvn CharloUe at the con* |a(,e ll0l(w ^u thirty ��U>a from tlate, I. C. ft rtvrr. about ) Hntnter of Prince Hupert, II. C- h> occupation ��� _.��_.,��,,(, |HJO)(|tp(,|rt,f( mi,.,,,! (n tpply tu UN ChM Com* |0P mimloner of Ijitula for a licence in DfHpMl for '"" mini anil nelruleum on a.id uml'T NO arrea of "' i ulaii'l on uraham laland ilencrilietl tu iolluna: Commencing at a pout planted twu mile* north C. K. II. Coal lieaae So. IU, rnarluil N. ft C. Ki li. Coal Leaie Nn, B, thence aouth in", thence went mi chaini*, thence north HU (hence eaal Ml chaina to placo ul com- TO LET I-l.it in Hand Block, corner Sixth Avenue nnd Fulton Street. Also stores in same block. Two cottager con.er Second Avenue and Ninth Street. FOR SALE Lots in bll parti ol the city. FIRE INSURANCE Wc represent some ol thc largest Com |i:ini(-s doing business in the City. C. D. RAND Second Ave. Phone 112 TAKE THE BEST THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY From VaacoiTer or Seattle FOR ALL POINTS EAST OR SOUTH *************** TICKETS TO THE OLD COUNTRY UNDERWEAR for men, women, women and children FEED STORE Wrrarry evfrvtliini,' in Xht* feed line, aUiirar- ifen **t**lt at the low-eat market price*, at Col tart'a "���* Feed -Store, Market I'Uce PONY EXPRESS | it -nil I >.-:,.. t, i-b..,.. 41 or Wl ..Suits and Overcoats for Boys.. in many styles and fabrics that will please the little fellows and stand the wear and tear Raincoats in all sizes, and many kinds for men, women and children Girl's Dresses We have just received a large assortment that we will sell at special prices. Your dollars will go n l.nur way nt _-E. EBY C& Co._===_-s REAL nXAZR Kitaumkalum Land For Sale KITSUMKALUM ��� l< C. S. O. E. B. S. The Mm Rupert L��l-re, N... .IK Soni of Kntcl tti-l. ,ne.*t. the lir.1 ani thlnl Tu"-.lari In ' each m.tnlh In *******l Knalanal Hall. HI tnd i Av*. at 8 p.m. R V. (T.AIIK. See. I I". O. II--. .11. I'rlnr* Rupert KI1NKST A. WOOIM. I'reeldenl. II... tt JABOUR BROS. 825 T-W Ansae "THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES" PI,.* 243 Black MISS ELSIE FROUD A.L.c.M. Tearher of I'in..��, Violin and Voice Culture. Between 7thAi"nth.S,s. Ma-Hap* Through Tickets and all information about your trip Roger's Steamship Agency 2nd Ave. Henel of Centre St. Phone 116 THE USE OF PERFUME. Do Not Mix Two Kinds���Always Keep to tne One. rnoNB 3->l r.o. box 804 PONY EXPRESS RfTUATtO MRRCIIANTn' I.BI.IVKRY 8RRVICB I��� u'.' ���**.". Storage nnd Fnrwanlintt Ak'miI<*. For Kijfi or Motor Car day or night Seventh Ave. and Fulton Phone SILVERSIDES BROS. .SIGN PAINTEKS .1 c. Road Tho Daily News COAL NOTICE UileilSepl. 23, 1��11. corner l-ub Nov. 8. ���� r^****'! ���_. mm HU ehlin,, Ihence eaal on mencement. IIAINTKU, Locilor 8kM���. Und Dliirlot-DUItiC o. ComI Ran... V , ...led Sep.. .2. UIL C. * UAINTK Tab* notlea lhat Jwm M. T.llm.n ol t.*d.r ] lUpliU low., occup.llon l.wyer, Ixt****** ���pply (or permlulon to purch.no Ihe lollo deacrilioel landa: Commencini at a poit planted on lho .nu, __.__,_._._ ��� ���hora ol Kiil-ymaleen Inlet on the rl��hl nan-e nil-loner m i*.*''" -��� , a��� j,a circa ol . iin.ll itrein, llowlnit Into ..1,1 Inlel |u�� ���*'* <*,,. *<**\. *><���>*"HJ, n,,,r,r,|l��,l ��, lollo.;.l ol Crow Uke. Thenoe ��ulh M chili.., llience Uod "���'�����>���'" '"',���, ,|���������| t����� mllei north SSMSaa&5 gKJ��Jffl^'^,,iH:|aB,i,l,l,,,, AUSTIN M. DROWN, tm*** B 3 ifTWT-^^yS LZI Safe .2. m.. c. a *-**-*, u*** I ******* *w- *'��" D.Md Aug. ��, 1*1 Pub. Aim. 12. Paperhangers XsB'M'TALI^NI^epi.U.ISIl. I Tub. Ii.pt. lo. Skeen. Land Dlitrict���Dlitrict ol Quean Charloti! Jnlindi Tike notico thit Auitla M. Drown ol Prince Runert, occupition uddler. Intend, lo ipply to -- Chiel Commliiloner ol Landi ind Worki (or a liconce to proepect lor coal, oil and petroleum an and un,inr the lollowlns deacribed landi on the Weat Colli ol Urihim liland: Cmmcnclnl it a poat n anted thteomlleti MM ol lhe nnrtheail corner of C. L. No. 447^ Ihenco 7i._��M ���,ulh I HO chain. wt��t, thence 80 chilm norlh, Ihence 80 Sm norlh ! ch.In.eMl, thenc. SO ch.ln. ��.utfa to point ol Pub, Aim. m. INTERIOR DECORATORS P.O. DOX 120 PHONE 16G GREEN Second Avenue, near McBride ...Whites Portland Cement.. 0. C. EMMERSON AGENT tlofnanllolsla Iovb io dwell on ihe fasolnation of the suliile perfume, thul, aura-like, aurroundt hair hei'iiitii'. A perfumo faint und swi'i'l thul Kpeakx of fresli- lle.us und ilitiiiliiii'Hs���Ilii- is not Boqulrod l.y pouring perfumo on n iiiiiiiik.'it'iiief or aprayinj on* i .'lollies .villi I, hut liy ii s i I IK s li.ill ���s.irhels nl violets, lily of lhe v:.l- lev, rose, orangei lilnssiuii. Por iiisiiiiic.', when you put your hi..use iiwiiy pin Iwu nr three satchels in ihe hl.ui.se nr gown, he ii afternoon or evening gown, in your linn,Ik,'irliii'f box, stocking drawer or nnnuiK your lln�� gerle, li is not muoh trouble uml you have your otolites nlvvuys SWOOl and fresh with a most tlrli- mle nn.l faint perfume ihui is in,,si alluring and allraotlve nml ���ml llie vulgar, lntoime odor of perfumo you sometimes iimi where n woman uses perfume in the milliner spoken of in the Ill's I paragraph. But whatever yoo du, ynti must nlvvuys use he situie kind in nil lhe stirhels ni* you will have u mixture of scent timi i*. most trying to yourself In nl hers who nre neur you. yeur iiK<. started u women's supplement, wliirh fur thai servntive paper wus un lion. u innl Pbone 125 Nodes Block Secoad Aio ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS You Need a Ryrie Catalogue to solve quickly nn.l satisfactorily all your Christmas worries about "what to give." Suitable gift articles to suit every taste antl every purse are to be found on every one of the 124 pages of illustrations. To save time, worry and expense, write for a copy at once���it's free. Ryrie Bros., Limited Ciuda'i Urieit Jiwilrr Hoou e/��l. *��r/i, Put, Herrgggrle, lee-treat. 184-186-138 Yonge St. TORONTO HOWE & McNULTY - GENERAL HARDWARE Stoves and Ship Ranges lhnn,.,,, Chandlery y..Grand Hotel.. Worklngman's Home Free Labor Bureau iu Connection I'hone 178 1st Ave. ami 7th St. CEO. BRODERIUS, P,op,ti.*e ee !*��� 1- It 11 11- >r 1- 18 I- Utile's NEWS Agency Magazine. :: Periodicals II Newspaper) g* tf s w. I] llr m- U I CIGARS 1| II TOBACCOS :: G.T.P, WHARF ERUIT8 ! THE DAILY NEWS FREE TRIP ROUND THE WORLD The ECONOMIC PAINT STORE ��� WE .Villi TO THE THAI,,: Pointlnir, Paporlnir Kalmtnlnlnar I'lll,u�� Oll] Viirnislii-a E. COLE, Prop. 6th and Fraiar St. We have just arranged with one of our elients to place forty-two lots on the market under exceptional advantages to the purchasers. The lots are some of the best in Sections 7 nnd 8. The prices are as low- as any on the market, and thc terms so easy���monthly���that anyone can buy. Along with this exceptional offer, each lot udmits the purchaser to a drawing fur a FREE TRIP ROUND THE WORLD. If you hold thc lucky- ticket the trip is yours; or you can surrender it for a cash consideration. The chances are good- one in forty-two. Come in and investigate. KFJcRAE AND COMPANY yvr Cor. 3rd Av. and 8th St. The James Nicely fumiihed rooma. Good table boanl Board $4.75 Room and Board $7.00 QUALITY 111,111 PRICKS LOW le.ii,�� ... . I. - l. 1 ... u ...... .I- .. .......,., ,,^���^���^ ���_, ��� *m*rm*^m.*S*n ���*���**, I x^mil*^m*ffl\ ll "The News" Classified Ads* One Cent A Word For Each Insertion��� ii _ -THEY WILL REPAY >%M%ifMI%l_| B A CAREFUL LOOKING OVER��� ���taw**, it ~�� THE WAY OF AN OCTOPUS Will Canada Stand for the Exploitation of Her Timber and Natural Resources aa the States Have Done? CHARLE8 EDWARD RUS8ELL lin.-. made fur die Cosmopolitan it thorough Investigation of lum- Iht trual methods���li.* tuts fol- liivvt'tl lhe slippery trail of the luml.er octopus literally from ooasl I" ooasl���and lie lias the "goods." You will be surprised nt his revelations���at tho tremendous power of 111.' trust, its brazen Indifference lo all but its own interests, its hold upon legislators, iis highway methods of national pooket-ploking, it will I..- a greal series of arliolea��� vitally Interesting to every one wli... has ever bought any part of a Ire.'. The' first urliele will appear iu January, Subscriptions to Cosmopolitan will lie uoeepleil until December 10th ai the spo- i-iul low rule i.< Canada of 11.50.| Cosmopolitan Agenoy, box 851, Winnipeg, Phone ISO The Insurance People Fire- Life Marine Accident Plate Glass Employe-r's Liability Contractors' und Personul Bonds Policies Prepared While You Wait. TUB Mack Realty & Insurance I\S. COMPANY. I louses anil Rentala. COAL NOTICE Ikeena Und DUtriet���District of Queen Charlott Inlands Take notice that Austin M. Drown of Prince Kupert, uddler, intendi to apply to the Chiuf Commissioner of Lands and Worka for a lioence to prospect for coal, oil and petroloum on and under the following deecribod landa on the Weat Coast of Graham Island: Commencing at a post planted three milea east of the northeast corner of C. L. No. 4tt..i thence eoulh HO chains, thenoe 80 chaina west, thenee MJ cbalm north, thenco 80 chaina eut to point of commencement. AUSTIN M. DKOWN, Locator Located Augurt 1st, 1911. I'ul.. Aug. 1ft. mt**** ��������� |, | mi -^ h -,. -i ii��� i ��������� ��������� For Rent ���^..ivir^i-l I L Flat in Clapp Building. Wi'��l.-nhav->r Broi. It For Rent���Comfortable moeli-rn houie-. 432 Fifth Ave. near Hoaplul. Phon.' Blue U6. 270-273 For Item���Nice clean, warm comfortable rooma. Katea 35c and up. King Qeoras Hotel. tf For Rant-Furnlahed Room,-Buckley Block��� i'l.lm week up. For Rent-Two roomed cabin, cloie to McBride, freihly papered and clean, only J10 per month. H F. Mi-ltuc A Co. t-f * y i Insurance **a **** ** * ii ����� ii ���^ii'^.n ^n **m ���*% **���* OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just settlements. We write every known class of Insurance. The Mack Realty and Inaurance Ca -J Wanted 1 Young lady to clerk in News Stand. Apply Canada Ry. New. Co., on wharf. tf Mtiirrnity iiur.t* open for engagement. Apply Box 21-9 Newa. tf Wanled-Servant to do general houaework. Other maid kept. Mra. L. W. l'atmore. t-f Wanted. ��� Dreaamalelng. cleaning and prcil- ing, repairing for men and women Mrs Charlei I'ercher. 820 Third Ave. Phone 294 Red. tf Toric lensei for comfort.���Cameron's Skecr.a Land DUlrict-Dlilrlcl ol Queen CharloUe Take notice lhat thirty daya (rom data, I, C. E. Bainter u( I'rlnce Kupert. B. C, by occupation bookke-epcr, Intend to apply to the Chief Com* int-uiore-r of L��n,t. fur . licence to proapect for cost .nd !���Tt'lt-um on and under 610 aerm ot land on Craham liland deKribed ., followa: Commendnt at a poit planted two -nil*-, north Tle.'.n nerth.-e.-t .o.nel Co.! Lenue 4166 marked C. E. It. t'okl Uaae No. 29, ti.ence aouth BO chalm. thence weat SO chaini, thence north 80 chain! th*-n��e oa.t 80 c!,alm to point o! remmencemrn. r M-.i.iiiii,,. 640 acre, more or las*. D��led Sept. 12. 1911. c. E. IIAINTKU Pub. Oct. 7. See Howe & McNulty for famous Kootenay Ranges. the Every boat and every mail is bringing new, useful and appropriate things for Xmas gifts. Walk's. Come and haw un enjoyable evening al tb.* St. Andrew's bait un Thursday ni*--lit. Skaana Land Diatrict���DUlrict ol Queen Charlolt Take nolice that thirty ,i��>�� Irom dale, I, C. E. llalnur ot I'rince Rupert, B. C.. by occupallon I We have permanent poaitlon. for one or more lawkkeeper. Intend to apply lo tho Chiel Com-I lady repreaentatlve. In e��ch city and town.hlp niualont-r ol Unda lor a licence to pro-,,,*.*! lor In Weatern Canada. We can offer very attract- coal and petroleum on and uneler 040 acrea ol | ���,. termi to thoae who qualify and are willing land on Uraham laalnd deacribedla. lollow.; i to devote four to aix houra daily to our work. t ..iiiim-ncinj at a poat ("'anted two mdeejiorth i Clergymen, achool teachera and thoie having | large personal acquaintance who can devote .pare time will be amply repaid for their aer- The Arctic Studio la offering to ita patrons thia fall, some beautiful new designs created from Caribou Skin tanned by the Pc��l River Indiana of the Arctic Ce-uut, and decorated with fire etching!.... Your contlderatlen Is respectfully called to the fact tbat every article It abaolutely unique, and haa the advantage of giving to the recipient that pleasure which novelty alwayi lend*. No article 1�� ever duplicated, and individual as an oil painting. in .SPECIAL LETTERING orders should come ON MONOGRAMS. contequence ia aa No 1-HAHI.E FOR . Special in promptly for Christmas il.-* livery aa there la but one artist to fill them. An elegant lot of Indian Mocc.iim and other shipments from thc Yukon Bre daily expected. Some high grade baskets will soon arrive from the North. VICTORIA CUT FLOWERS Will arrive tomorrow and weekly hereafter with generous Bupply of Asparagus Fern. Coast folks know without being told that the- Fairview Greenhouses are by far tha most celebrated on the Pacific Coast not excepting California, and the- Arctic Studio ts their sole agent in I'rince Kupert A Splendid Lol of Christum Holly tai Poinsrllas Hire Been Arunjud For of C. K. H. Coal Uaae No. 18, marked N. \V corner ('. E. B. Coal Lease No. 24, thenco south hO chains, thrnce cast bO chains, thence north SO chains, thenco wost SO chaiiu to place of commencement. DatedSept. 12, 1911. C. E. UAINTEK, Locator rub. SepL W. Skaena Land District���District of Queen Charlotte Taka notice that ihirty davs from dale, I, C. E. Balnter of Prince Kupert, II. OL by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands for a licence to prospoct for cual and petroleum on and undor 640 acrea of land on Graham Island deecribed as followa: Commencini at a poat planted two miles notrh of itaka msrked C E. B. Coal Lease No. 4, marked N. E. corner C. G, B. Coal Loaae No. ... ibence aoulh 80 chains, Ihence wast 80 chains, thence north W chains, tbence cast (10 cbains to place of c��ni mencement. DatedSept. 11,1911. C E. BAINTEH. Locatoi I'ul.. Sri-t. 23. Skeona Land District���District of Queen ChraJotte Take notice that thirty days from dale. l.t K Hainter of Prince Kupert, U. C, by occupstion lKK>kkeet>er. intend to apply to tbe Chief Com mbuioner of La ids for a licence io prospect for coal and prtixleum on and under <���������< Urea land on (iraham Island deecrihed as folloers: Commenelns at a poet planted two mllea nori of C. E. B. Coal I.* ���**>*> No. 3. marked C. E. Uainter t N. W. corner Coal Lease No. 6, tbence aoutb A0 chaina. thence eeat 50 chain*, theoce nortb B0 cbaina, ihence weat bO chaina lo place of commencement. DatedSept. II, 1911. C. E. UAINTEK .Locator l'ut.. Sept. 21 Skaena Land Dittrict���DUlrict of Queen Charlott Take notkf that thirty data from date, I, C. K Uainter of Prince Kupert, i*. t'_, by occupation bookkeeper. Inlend to apply lo tho Chief Com- miseiuner of Lands for a lie* nee to prospect for coal and petroleum on and under 640 acrea of land on Craham Island deacribed a/ followa: Commencing at a poet planted t���� milos nortb of C. E. U. Coal Leaae No. 1. atake S U. con.fr Coal Leaao No. 7, theoce nortb R0 chains, Ihence east ho chaina, ihence aoutb Ml chains. Ibence west Ml chsin* tn place of com men cr men L Dated Sept. II, 1911. C. E. IIAINTKU, locator Pub. SepL tS Skeena Und Diatrict���District of Quton Charlotu Take notice that thirty da* ��� from date, I. ('. E. Bainter of Prince Kupert, B. <*., by occupatiun bookkeeper, intend to apply to tbe Chief Com- rmuntr.rr of Lands for a licence to proepect for coal and petroleum on and undor 640 acree of land on Craham Island described aa followa: Commencinc at a poet planted Ivro miiea north of C. E. H. Coal Leaae No 4. marked S. E. comer C. E. B. Coal Leaae No- 6. thane* north M> chains, thence west 60 chatna, tbenee south 80 chai.ta, thence east M> chslns lo plaee of commencement. DatedSept. 11,1911. C. K UAINTEK. Locator Pub. SepL 28 Skeena Land DUtrict��� Diatrict of Queen Charlotu Take notice lhat thirty data from date, I, C l.. Uainter of I'rinrr Kupert, B. C, by occupation l��>kkwper, Inund to apply to the Chief Com- .aluioncr of Landa for a licence to tiroepect for eoal and petroleum on and under 640 acres of land on Graham IaUnd daacrilied aa followa: Commencing at a poet planted two miles north of C. E. B. Coat Lease No. 8, marked s. E. corne C. E. B. Coal Laos* No. 14, thenoe north 80 chains, thence woat 80 chains, thrnce smith 80 ehalna, Ihenca ias4 80 chaina to placo of c. m- mencemenL DatedSept. II, 191 > C. E. BAINTEH, Locator Pub. Sept. 2 i. Skoena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Queen Charlotu Islands Take notice that Auatin M. Brown of PrinM Hupert, occupallon aaddler. Ictende to applv to the Chief Commlesloner of Landa and Work* for a licence to prospect for coal, oil and petroleum on and under the fotlowntf deecribed landa on tne Weat (oaat of Graham Island. Commencing ot a poet planted three mUes eaat of the aoutheaat corner of C. I. No. 4470 thence north 80 chaina. thenoa eaat 80 chaina. thenca aouth 80 chaina, tbence waat 80 chaina lo point of (���'mrnwi cement. ACSTIN M DROWN, Locator I'tcetcd Autuet lot, 1911. Pub. Aug 19. vices, peg. Address, immediately. Box 861, Wmni- I Lost and Found KOI1NIl-2Sm.ll Key-. lnqulre.t New.Olllce. 2!5-tf r pssssse* Real Estate I**** ***<*****�� Ofllce. 1 Lot for Sal. In Section t*. Block 22. Lot IS, 7th Ave. Apply Mike Itullch. Box 6S2 City. tf ���a OH +a~-*-��.*-Sa-.*^---.--.-*.*-W.-���--.~-~-* Br f _ 'I'.! i Stenographer | th ' ye%ass> i ���Kit-^ii-Mi'^ei-^ii-fcii'^ii'^n'fcii'^i^ Eastern stenographer of wide experience wants poeltion. Addreaa "Stenographer." 662 Cordova St. Vancouver. B.C. t-f For Sale ! For Sale���Wardrobe trunk in first claaa condition. Apply Room 25. MI 8th Ave. WcsL 270-272 Savoy Hotel Cor. Traarr and .'-it,. Choice Wine, anel Ciitar. RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMFORT GRADES IN SECTION 2 Before the auction of lots in section 2, intending purchasers should carefully Study the Lot Grades You can only do this satisfactorily I,; obtaining a ropy of the large map (31 6 In. by 2 tt.) complied from official records _y J. H. Pillsbury, CE. This gives full details of contours, topo* frraphical features, street grades and ot elevations. PRICE-TWO DtJU.ARS For Sale at the Office of C B. SCHREIBER ft CO. ��� Print. Rupert -11 Thlnl Ave. C O. Boa SIS I'hone 85 Intending Purchasers of Section 2 Lots Nov. 29th Is thc date act for the selling by auction of Lots in Section 2. If you wiili-to ge-t a lot send us your instructions to buy, together with the cash for the amount you care to put in. Terms op Sale -One quarter cash and balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent. G.R. NADEN COMPANY Do away with this. Patronize a white laundry. White labor only at Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118 Advertise in Hie Daily News LINDSAY'S ^^age*^ G. T. P. Transfer A��ent. Order, promptly filled. Price, reasonable. OFFICE-B. B. Rocheater. Centre St. Phone 68. Shoes.. MADE AND REPAIRED JOHN CURRIE SKCOND AVEN1IK I'KISe-.; RllKRT WE BUY EVERYTHING |************|*^ttttttt^ -GO TO- The Big Furniture Store -FOR- BLANKETS and COMFORTERS I * ************* i ********$**< fi We have them in a great variety from the cheapest to the best. F. W. H A R T 2nd Ave. and 6th St. pf10I1, e 62 fl ���*} gs^s^sjSHBia^^JSisjas^is^��:������ ��* ^^IS:��?;^��a5�� FIRE WHAT WOULD IT MEAN TO Wl Yesterday's fire slioulel he* a warning to you for the prote-C- tection of your valuable pan.-r-. deeds, jewelry, etc. W, nave safe deposit boxes for rent at n nominal charge. Your inspection invited Continental Trust Co., LIMITED Fire luur.nc. Bo.rd t'.������,- ��� Second Avenue Prince Rupert KS;^S:U:S:n:S.SIS^^^^^ We Pay Highest Prices for Brass, Copper, Lead, Rubber Boots, Solder, Dross and Bottles Prince Rupert Cash Store 735 THIRD AVE. Second Ave. Limited. Prince Rupert, B.C. Chinmej Sweeping and Furnace Cleaning Prepare for winter by getting your fnr- naccs nnd Dues put in order by C. H. CUTTING Pucliul dmnt- Smtp kUxtu: Km Holel. tv I'HONE 71 BOYS! START IN BUSINESS Sell the Daily News. It's the easiest and quick- est way of earning money of your own. Apply at THE NEWS OFFICE i . ii ..I . .. .in e I, .1,^,^ BEIRNES & MULVANY Skeena Mail and Express Leave all express packages for interior points with the Pacific Transfer Co., 807 Third Ave., and insure prompt forwarding. All accounts and correspondence addressed to P.O. Boi 806 BEIRNES & MULVANY will receive immediate attention Hl.tllon. B. C The Paper for Your Home! c��<�� .-vr- THE "DAILY NEWS" ligjyes you all the news of your own city and district as well as the principal happeninpi in all parts of the world. some. The news is well edited, its news columns are clean and \vli>.l<- iLJiJJgPgLyglLI-ggd in your home. The advertising columns of the News briny you in touch with opportunities for getting the full value for your money. : : : - Water Notice I. Alfml ChrlRtlan Odnf�� nf Prlnre Rupert, ���>*> rtipHtlnn Mlnlnir Emrln-p-tr, rfv* notice that on the -'-tii il-.v nf I Wef'tnl* t. I'M 1. I P.ten.I tO nj.pU to the Water Crnnmlimlnm-r at his offle* In Prince Rupert for a Ifrenne to Uke and u*# two cubic feet of watei per necond from an iinnamH iitream In the DUtrlct of Coaat Ranee B, flkeena Dlvlelnn, M mite eant of th��* Tyee Station, O.T.P. Rv. The water In to be taken fmm the utream about one half mile above ita nutent, and li to be uaed for developing power for aauary situated at th* outlet of said creek, along: the Railway grade. ALFRED CHRISTIAN GARDE Dated Nov. 28th, 1911. d-27 Bill Heads Price Lists Memorandum Forms Commercial Cards ~ .-������"....-a...-a-,,_.���.-_���.-.,-__,, f In Commerci.l Priming wa have a Urge .lock of ""'-."'aN'e-a'.- I--.-*- ajj We handle Blank Led(er Form, for Loots Uaf Sy.tem Letterheads Stock Certificates Articles of Association Illustrated Pamphlets I H'^^l**��efcS|--_lS-fcSI*^|ll*^H"*l>^ " ,-**.��� ftr society printing, we ensure correctness of j^onjj^t- in Vigiting Cflrdg W<dd(ng ���^n^ndDa^^ to the highest grades of multi-color printing consult the " News Job " ! ��� : ; Daily News Building PHONE 98 Third Ave aae nSeS PHONE 98 ^WM^*m^mixii^m*Wi\^mM*^*
Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter.
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