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i*. ajr.KXtP ,2 WEATHER our hours endings a.m., c. 4 MIN.l.M.-. BAR. IN. RAIN .���"j3.0 44.0 29.418 1.61 The Daily-News VOL. II, NO. 277 Formerly The Prince Rupert O^tiiyiist ^%\ NEXI Por Prince Kupert. For Princess May MAILS SOUTH Friday 8 a North Monday p m. m. ��� ****** Prince Rupert, B.C.. Monday**, December 4, ibfi/., 8. c. Pi.ice Five Cents l goverment I NCHMA SALE OF SECTION 110 PROPERTY BROUGHT CLOSE TO $600,000 Property Averaged a Little Over $1,000 a Lot���Proposal to Recognize the Services of the Auctioneer With a Present of Two Lots Proved Very Popular At the end of the sale the last two lots offered, lots 101 and 102 block 20, were withdrawn, the The five hundred and eighty lots sold in section two by the G.T.P. fetched nearly $600,000. Expectations of those who pre- dieted that the lots would fetch '���,dea ^'"K that the G*T'P* heads half a million were bettered bv'at Montreal be informed of the $73,335, the sum total of the, suggestion made by Aid. Clayton prices bid being $573,335. jand heartily approved by the as- The two best lots in the section! f^blage of buyers, that these ��� . m v.i i _��� .,. u i m|two lo**s be either presented to lots 10, block 6 and 78, block 20, | Auctioneer Frank Ellia or 8old to commanding the entrance to; him at the upset price of $700 in Second, Atlin and Moresby Av-' recognition of his undoubtedly onues in section two went for excellent services at the sale. $5,200 and $6,575, being bought j The lots constitute a double cor- by V. Casley of the Empress j ner on Moresby Avenue and the Hotel and Wilfrid Grattan of I Lane continuing Fourteeth street. Vancouver. The suggestion and appreciative THE CHINESE REBEL ARMY HOIST FLAG OVER NANKING Have Formed a Government with Premier and Council Imperial Viceroy and General Take Flight���Japan Will Intervene remarks regarding the auctioneer were received with approval by Mr. D. H. Hays who will approach his directors on the matter. The lots had to be exposed for sale, but were bid down with laughter by the large assembly. TOLD THE TRUTH TO SAVE LIVES (Canadian Press Despatch.) Los Angeles, Dec. 4.���According to a statement issued today by the defence in the McNamara case, when it was certain that the accused men would be convicted, in order to save their lives they pleaded guilty and confessed. (Continued on page 4.) Fog at Vancouver Vancouver, Dec. 4.���(Special) ���Shipping out of this port is all tied up owing to dense fog prevailing over the waters of the Gulf and Inlets. WILL ARREST DARROW ON CHARGE OF BRIBERY IN McNAMARA TRIAL Startling Sequel to Dramatic End of the Los Angeles Trial- Thirty Arrests of McNamara's Friends to be Effected in Indianapolis (Special to Dally News.) Los Angeles, Dec. 4-That Clar- Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, Phone 4. ence Darrow, attorney for McNamara Bros., will be arrested in connection with a bribery charge was intimated tody by Attorney Fredericks. The case against Bert Franklyn accused of trying to bribe Juror Lock- (Special to Dally News.) Nanking, Dec. 4���This city has been proclaimed the capital of China and Huang Hsin was elected President. News Reaches Peking Peking���Official news of the fall of Nanking states that General Chang Hsang was killed in the final attack and that General Tielan and Viceroy Chang Jen Chung took refuge on a Japanese warship. Japan to Intervene Tokio, Dec. 4-Counsellor Mat- sui of the Foreign offlce has left in great haste for Peking to confer with Minister Ijuin about intervention. Britain, Russia and France are supporting the Japanese move. The Rebel Flag of China has a red Dsld with a white sun on a blue union. TRAPPED A MAGNIFICENT SILVER^FOXJVORTH $600 Joe Belway Made a Lucky Trap Near Mile 65 Last Week-Railway Seems to Attract Animals Instead of Scaring Them was caught not far from the railway. It is a curious fact With the pelt of a beautiful silver fox valued undressed at 8600, and probably double that made up, Joe Belway. a well- known old timer and Skeena river trapper came into his camp at Mile 65 last week. Thc fox A HOODOO IN ON THIS FAMILY (Canadian Press DSSPStOh.) Dublin, Dec. 4.-The Marquis of Waterford was drowned here yesterday. This is the third successive head of the family to meet a violent death. His father committed suicide because ot injuries received in thc hunting field, and his grandfather broke his neck while riding to hounds. ranwn^. **��� ��� - . so far from the Grand Trunk Co's works having had the effect of driving wild animals away from the line of steel, the creatures seem to be attracted nearer by the bustle of the works. All Safe and Sound Victoria, Dec. 4, 2 p.m- All the passengers and crew of the Tees are safe following her rescue by the Wm. Jolliffe. It is stated a over- hanging cliff prevented the wireless signals from reaching the outside stations. A Rift th-tllways pleases-beauti- ful Chinaware. Many thing, from to celebrated potteries of Europe.-Wai- lace's THE STEAMER TEES IS RESCUED Was Located by the Tug William Joliffe in Kyuquot Sound Late Saturday Afternoon���Crew and Passengers Are All Saved LIFEBOAT WAS PICKEDUNN THE FOG Crew Were Trying to Reach the Estevan Wireless Station, But Lost Their Way in the Fog���They Piloted the Jolliffe to the Stranded Ship���The Tees Had Stripped Her Propellor in Striking Rock���Passengers on Short Rations (Special to The Daily News) Victoria, Dec. 4.���The steamer Tees is afloat and all on board are well. They are now on their way here on the tug William Jolliffe. Late on Saturday afternoon the William Jolliffe after gaining entrance to Kyuquot Sound, picked up the lifeboat and crew of the Tees who on Wednesday morning left their ship to get to Estevan wireless station. They had lost their way in the fog and been without food since and were all in bad shape. They piloted the Jolliffe to the stranded ship. It appears the Tees injured her propellor and bent her rudder post on Wednesday while passing Clay Pits. She struck a submerged rock, then slid off and anchored. After the first call of distress the wireless ceased to work. Her crew and passengers were put on two meals a day as rations were low. The passengers were transferred to the tug Salvor and will reach here during the day. wood week. was continued for one; 20,000 DISENFRANCHISED Montreal Citizens Who Do Not Pay Taxes Have Vote Refused. Montreal, Dec. 2. ��� Because they have nui paid iheir taxes ���.mi,nun piTsutis will mil be allowed In vi.le ill lhe forthcoming municipal oleolions, A CONVICTS' PLOT Kansas Prisoners Had Loaded Revolvers and Dynamite Sent Them. Leavenworth, Kan., Dec. 2.��� Tho finding ..f twelve loaded revolvers and four sticks of dynamite In tho Federal penitentiary yard today has prevonled a feared wholesale outbreak ..f convicts, SEAMAN ON THE QUADRA IS DEAD Off to England. ll. d. Robinson of the Ruperl Marine Iron Works lefi for lhe ohl Country on a business visit in iii-1 aboul three months. Mr. iiiiiiiiisnii left by the Princess Mary. Visited Wreok. Captain Babington left in the launch Rover today for the scene nf ihe wreok of the Carrondelet. ll is undrslood now that, the old barque Is beyond Halving, her Imck being broken. Mrs. William S. Hail will nol receive on Wednesday of thia week. Duncan Andrews a seaman on board the C.S.S. Quadra died today at the hospital where he had been hurried suffering from Ce- rebro spinal meningitis, and the Quadra flew her flag at half mast this morning in token of respect to the dead. The deceased was a member of the Knights of Pythias Lodge and will be buried with due ceremony by his Lodge Brethren. Messrs. Hayner Bros, have charge of the funeral arrangements. The Quadra put to see again at about 11 a.m. today. Every woman loves ch i naware. Get her some for a Christmas gift���select it now and we'll lay it aside until you want it delivered.���Wallace's. INVESTMENT THAT PAYS. RESCUED THE GRANT Halibut Boat Is Now in Tow of Tug Off Cape Mudge. Th.- halibul sloa r Grant, which was reported In distress nenr Alert iiu> .ui Saturday, .- now in low nf lh.- Iui< Shamrock, northbound, oil Cap Mudge, Tl*.' (iruiii is mi American boat, for- iiutIv u rcvonuo culler, Bhe is imw owned l.y lho Ban Juan Pishing Company, A NEW OHART Survey of Chotham Sound from Digby to Kennedy Island. ,\ i-tinil. in colors of Chatham Bound, British Columbia, from Digby Island to Kennedy Island, numbered .'W2 of the Canadian Hydrographlo Survey, hns jusi ,������.��� published by the Hydro*- graphic Surveys branch of lho Department of the Navnl Service nf Canada, No homo i" Western Canada tun bettor Invosl a dollar than si mi ii for n year's subscription in The Family Herald und Wookly sun-. That paper has been n blessing In thousands of Western homes, its agricultural oolumns nn* as good us 11 OOUrSS ill n College, lis world's news page covers overylhing In lho nws lino uml iis.magazine scclion provides ample reading for lho whole family. Any person seeing lhe beautiful piolure, ������Horn.' Again," in a shop window would readily give Iwo dollars for ll, y.'l il can be hn.l absolutely free by sending i dollar for a year's subscription tu ilu- paper, Buoh a paper for n year wiih such a beautiful ii'i- liin* itll for ths price of a bushel of wheat is certainly a good In- Tom and Jerry at Savoy. City Hall "Hospital." a .-stray .log wandered Inio the Cily Hull Un- i.ioruing with u liinllv wounded leg. Cil) Clerk Woods, who i- more lhan hnir <��� "vol" n*. far aa .iocs an n- ri'ini'il. is inking earn ..f lhe m- .iiinl animal until its owner can In- found, VERY HIGH TIDES Twenty-Two Feet at Wharf Today���Higher Still Tomorrow. This morning's lido was so high thul it washed over the new gangway orootod Bl lho Davis wharf. Twenty-two loel one inch was th.. i .iiii* in I measurement. Tomorrow's tide will bo si i'i higher, louohlng Iwenly-lreo feel, nml Wednesday's tide will in- lhe highest, wiih twonly-lroo feel live Inches, Afterward lho lidos will go back rapidly to normal rl��e nn.l full. PRISON FOR 8UFFRAGETTES Sooiety Women Who Took Part In London Raid Now Pay Penalty. London, Doc '.. Preferring prison io payment of linos, scon's of lhe -iill'i'iigi'll.'s who were nr- i'1'sii'ii in lho r. ni suffragette raid have gone In prison. Many of llu'in nre women known in society. Best room in town at the Savoy. Inpianapolis, Dec. 4 ��� Every person who was even remotely connected with McNamara is now untler surveillance l.y Detective Burns and a staff <>f sleuths, antl about thirty arrests are to be made according to Federal Attorney Miller who is here. K. of P. Dance Postponed On account of the death at the General Hospital of Brother Ingles of Victoria, the Knights of Pythias dance to be held this evening is postponed indefinitely. SHIPPING NOTES Camosun Will Change Hour of Leavin gto Sunday Evening. Tho C, P. II. stenmor Prlntfeis Mar} arrived this morning from Iho Nun. river and pi led -..iiiii .Iii i. Tho .ii.-iiiii.t Coquitlam is ui the whurf discharging general cargo. With passengers .-uni 11titii for ih.' south tin- steamer Camosun left nt u p. in. Sunday. The Camosun will -. hedulc lo leave al lhal hour .mill further notice Instead of in III.- imlining. We puck chinaware so that it may be lafaly shipped anywhere.���Wallace's. KING GEORGE AND QUEEN MARY ARRIVE IN INDIA Amid Gorgeoos Welcome of Indian People the Medina Reaches Bombay Royal Party Will Proceed to Delhi to be Proclaimed Emperor and Empress of India (Canadian I'r.-ss Despatch.) Bombay, Dec. 5.���The King and Queen reached India to attend the Durbar and be crownetl Emperor and Empress of India. They were given a royal welcome on the arrival of the vessel Medina and escorting squadron. The King and Queen will make their state entrance into Delhi on December 7, and this tlate, as well as December 12, the actual date of the Durbar, will be general holidays throughout India. On December 12 a royal proclamation will be read in every town and village of the Empire, royal salutes will be fired from every gun in India and the whole country will be ablaze with illuminations at night. The thirteenth will be devoted to a people's fete all over the land. All of the ruling princes and great chiefs of India will be commanded to the Durbar. Envoys from Nepal and Afghanistan and the Maharajah of Bhutan will also be present. It is expected that fully half a million people will greet the King at Delhi and will witness the s|H?ctacles connected with the Durbar. KING GEOlUiK AND U.UEEN MARY Who have reached Bombay, India, THE DAILY NEWS The Daily News The Leading Newspaper antl the Largest Circulation in Northern B. C. Published by the Prince Rupert Publishing Company, Limited DAILY AND WEEKLY rRAMSIKNr DISPLAY ADY'ERTISING-50 cents per inch. Contract .rates on application. SUBSCRIPTION RATES-To Canada, Unitod States and Mexico-DMLY, 50c per month, or $6.(10 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.00 per year. All Other Countries-Daily, $8.00 per year; Weekly, $2.60 per year, strictly in advance. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building. Thirel Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98. BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES NlW York -National Newspaper Bureau, 21'J East 23rd St., New York City. Seattle Puget Sound News Co. London, England-The Cloughor Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar Square. Subscribers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in case of non-delivery or inattention on the part of the news carriers. LAND PURCHASE NOTICES Daily Edition. Monday. Dec 4 AN EXPRESSION OF CONFIDENCE IN RUPERT The sale of section two property evoked the best expression of confidence in the future of Prince Rupert that has yet been shown. Sentiment in the mouths of the multitude il often a cheap thing, but there is always sincerity in the j act of the real estate purchaser who planks down his dol-1 lars and lets them speak his mind for him. The satisfactory prices received and the continued stiff- ��� ening of the market during the sale showed that the market was not keyed up by momentary excitement or passing enthusiasm. They also afford an excellent basis of comparison of the values of properties in the inner sections���a compari-j son that cannot fail to increase the confidence of investors in inside property and result in an enhancement of values. It is understood that the prices received exceeded by a considerable amount those expected by the vendors. Towards this the gentleman selected as auctioneer undoubtedly contributed in good part by the confidence he inspired and the unquestioned satisfaction he gave the audience from day to day. It would be a graceful and popular act for the railway company to recognise his exceptional service by a pre-! sentation such as that suggested at the close of Saturday's sale. IN TABLOID DOSES The progress and the safety of the city is being delayed for lack of electric power. New machinery for the electric light plant has been ordered, but no transformers, and further delays will take place after January when the machinery is hoped to be installed. The Council should consider at once the advisability of purchasing transformers and arranging to instal a day load for power users at the earliest date. Skeen. I.��iiel District���DUtrict at Cout IUnge 6 Take nutico tlml l.clioy F. lir.nt ol Prloe* liui'.ri, li. I', occupellbn civil engtiieet. Intend, to uii'ily (or permiailoo to purchua the lollowlng elt-flcrlb-xl luml.: Commencing et u -joti plsnted about 3 1-2 mllea In a northerly Ulr-ctior, Irom the northeaat corner po.1 ul Lot l'l.-u, IUnge 6, Coait Dlatrlcl, thenoe eaat ail choir-., iliunce north 60 chain*, thenoe weet lo hank o( river, Ihence south lolloping Imnk ol rivur iu point ol commencement: con- talulutt 11.0 acme, mure or toss. Datu.1 Sept. V, UU, LEIIOY F. GRANT I'ub. Ocl. 111. Cluriliiu C. Enuneraoi., Agent Skeona Land Diatrict���District ol Coast Range t Taku nutico thai Loltle McTavish ol Vancouver, occupauuu married woman, Intends to apply lor |i,*i nils-null lu purchase the lollowing duacribud lanus: Commencing at a post planted et the northweat corner 100 chaina east and '10 chaina north Irom N. 1-.. corner ol Lot 1116, Harvey'a Survey Coasl District Itange 6, thence 20 chains eoutb, ihence uu chaiiu. eaal, thence SO cbaina nortb, thencu 40 cbains west, Ihence 60 chains eoutb, tbence 4(1 chain, west lo post ol commencemenl dutitaining 400 acrea more or less. Daled Sept. 18. lull. LOTTIE McTAVlSH I'ub. Sept. '11 Kr.il W. Uohler, Agent Skeena Land DUtrict���District ol Coast llango 5 Taku nulicu thai Miss Mary Muiville ol Clare, Ireland, occupation spinslur, intends to apply (ur permuauon lo purcnaae me lollowlng desrlt-ed lands: j Commencing at a post planted one chains north ol lhe Miumeasi corner ol Lol bit, tbence nortb I 40 cliain., ibence east 20 chains, tbenoe south 40 1 chains, tnence weet 20 chains tu point of com- mi-nceineui; containing eigmy acres, more or less Daled lift. 11, I'Jll. MISS MAKV MHLV1LLE I'ub. Nov. 11. John C. Muiville, Agent Bella Coola Land Dutrict���DUtricl ol Coaat Rang S Taka notio. thai H. M. Cllll ot Dundalk, Ireland, occupallon gentleman, inlenda to apply (off permusion to lease tne (ollowing deecribed lands: _-, Commencing al a poat planled on the ahore ol Neclectsconnay Itiver aboul 10 cbaina waat ol Indian Kt-*-rv_ Line ,tbeaco we.1 60 ehains lollowing tlie channel ol Neclectsconnay River, Ihence soum bo cnains more or leea lo channel ol Hell. Coola Itiver, Iheuce [ollowing channel ol li.-lu Coula itiver easterly 60 chains, nortb bO chains mor.* or lees to poinl of commenoement; conlaimng 460 acrus, more or lose. Daled August 2s, lull. H. M. CLIFF I'uh. Sept. 60. William McNair, Agent Skeena Land DUUict���DUtrlct of Coaat Itange 5 'take nouce that Benjamin Huaael Rice ol I'rtncw itupert, n. C, occupauon waiter, Intends lo apply lor permiaalon to purchase tho (ollowing uoacnoed lanoa: Commencing at a post-planted 65 chains aouth (rom the southeast corner ul Lot -000. foot marked ii. 11. R S. K. Corner, toence 70 chains aesl, thence 65 chains nortb, tbenoe 70 chains east, tbence 66 cbaina aoutb to point ol commencement, containing 4iio acre, more or leaa. 1U..NJA.MI.N III .S.XKI. KICK Dated October 21, lull. lut.. Nov. 2. Skeena Land DUtrlct���DUUict o( Caaaiar Take notice lh.t Angus James Mckon-io ol V ancouvw, il. C, occupallon bookkeeper, luiednna lo apply lor pern.u-.on lo purebaaa tbe (ollowing de.cribed lanus: Commencing at a poet planted at the con- Hume*, ol Hlaekwaler mer wnn Naas river, about two nideo aoulb (rum tbe aulb Dominion 'i'elegrapb cabin, foal marked A. 1. M. N. W. Corner, ibrnce 60 chains auulb, Ibonce SO cbaina esst tbence 00 chains nortb, tbenoe 60 chains west U) point ul commencement, containing 640 acres mop. or leao. ANGUS JAMES MeKENZIE Dated SepU 21), lull. fub. Nov. 1. Skeena Land DUUict���DUuict ol Crualar Take notice that Uerbert McLennan of Vancouver, ii. C'., occupation real eauie agent, intends to apply lor pernu-auon lo purcbaae tbe loUowing deaenbed lands: Commencing at a poet pUnted at Um confluence ol iiUckwaier river wnb tbe Naaa river about iwo milaa aoutb ol the with Dominion '1 olograph cabin, foot marked li. M. N. E. Corner, tbenoo 60 chains oouth, Ihenoe 80 chsin. weal, thenee 60 cbaine north, tbenoo B0 chains east to point of oommencemeot, eootainlng 640 acroa more or looo. * Dated Sepu 23, Itll HERBERT Mcl.ENNAN I'ub. Nov. %. The McNamara Bros, have "told the truth to save their lives" according to their attorneys. It is surprising how j punishment quickens the conscience of the coward. A few months ago they didn't care a rap either for truth or for other men's lives. It Is The Trained Man or Woman Who Rises to the Top of the Ladder! To fit your aon or daughter for a business career you must give i ^-m a business training. The best place to send them to is the I I Nanaimo Business College i It is the nearest business college to Prince Kupert. It's fees are within reach of everyone. Its tuition is personal, and develops thc individuality of the pupil. Room and board is cheap in Nanaimo. The pupils arc away from the distractions of thc larger cities : O.t .Ulkaa. covk Mate* Mm i. Thc Ben Pitman System of Shorthand Business English and Letter writing Commercial Arithmetic Office Routine Spelling: Typewriting Penmanship ill ... . : , SBIBWIT Il May Mean all the Difference Between Success ni Failure lo Yon Ask at Daily News forour booklet teaching how to write shorthand ' IHE NANAIMO BUSINESS COLLEGE C. E. Perry, Principal Naniino, B.C. SkMna Land l>i��lrict���District of Cout IUngo . T-Jt* i.oiicv Ibat I. <- liriftU'iit.r-r Judm LinUiani ot -Trine* Hup it, H. C, occupation locomotivt rngim i r, inu-iid to Bp|��l> Iff parmiMton to purchu* tb* following dmenbod landa. t nn.mt ncum ai a poat plantad at (ha south- -Mat curnar of Lot No. I ��".>j vicinity ol L*\ka Lakaiac and markad Cbnalopber J. Grabani V ... Cornar. Uiat-ca waat 4U cnaina, tbtnea aoutb Ml cbaina, tbenea aaat 4U cbaina, tbence nortb mi cbaina to post ol cotnmvnoameai ��� containing ���&<*) acioa, mote nr I-**. t liKi.sluniKIl JAS, GRAHAM, Locator Dated SepL 22.1*11 11.66 A.M.���Vtitnaeead T. JJ Laird. Pub. Sen SO. Skaaoa Und District���Diettict ot Cassiar Taks notioa tbat K. IL Stvwart of Vancouvar, B. t , occupation truckman, intends *.* spply (ur permiartoa to purcbaae tbe following deecritMd landa: '. t.mnn'neinf st a post plsnted 40 cbains south of Pte-atnpUon No. ������'Ji and 62 cbaina eaat from tb* Naas liner (H. W. C), thance 40 cbains east, thanes 40 cbsins nortb, tbenoe 40 chains wast, tbeoee 40 cbsina aoutb to tbe point ol commencement to contain lou acree more or leas. HICHAM' HUVVAKD STKWAKT Dsted Aug, 1911. -ames T. Kullerton, Agent I'ub. Sepu U. Skosoa Land District��� District of Coast IUnge 6 Taka notioe tbat Harold K. Smith of Morely, Alia., occupstion atatioo agent, intende to apply for tierr.iaa.un to purchase tbe lollowing described lands: Commencing nt a post planted st tbe south weat corner 100 cbaina aast and 20 chains nortb from N. K. vomer of Lol 1116, llsrvey's Survey Coast Diatrict Kange 6. tbenoe 40 chaini eaat, tbenoe 00 cbaias north, tbenoe 40 chains west, tbaroo Mi chsins south to poat of commencement containing _>_u acrea, more pr Ism. Dated Sepu IB, 1911. llAKuLD E. SMITH Tub. Sept. U. Kred W. Boblar, Agen Skeena Land Diatrict���District of Coast Range 6 Taka notice that I, Gordon C. fimmsraon of Prince Rupert, It. C., occupation real aetata broker, intend to apply for parmiaaion to purcbaae tbe loUowing deeciibed laada: Commencing at a post planted about 2 3-4 milea io a northerly direction trom the northeaat i corner poet of Lot ISS9, Kange 6, Coast DUtrict, ihence oortb 40 cbaina, tbenc* west to rlvsr l bank, tbence eoutb following river bank to point ol cornmencameut; containing 100 acres, more or ' tain. Datad Sept. 9, 1911. GORDON C. KMMKRSON ( I'ub. Oct. 10. Skeana Laad District���DUtrict of Coast Range 6 Taka notion that Hunam Roy McTavish of Winnipeg, Man., occupation barristar, intends to spply for permssuoo u> purchsss tba following deacribed lands: I Commsncing st s post planted st tbe eouthweat corner 40 chaina eaat and 40 chaina nortb from , N. K. cornar ol Lot 1116, Harvey 'a Survey Coast DUuict Range 6, thenoa 60 chaina aaat, thenoe 60 chaina north, thenos 60 chains west, thsnee 60 chslna aouth to poet ot commencemenl contsining 360 acraa more or leaa. Dat��Ki Sept. 18, 1911 IIIKIAM ROY McTAVlSH 4\ib. Sept. 28. Frad VV. Uohlsr, Agent Skeens Und Diatrict DUlrict of I'taur Tska notice that Charles William Ham or Vancouvsr, B. C, occupstlon Inspector, Intenda to spply for permi-eion to purchaae tbe following deecribed landa: Commsnclng st s post plantad st tb* confluence, of Ulackwatcr rircr with th* Naas rivar sboul tiro miles south from the eiitt. Dominion I airgraph cabin. Poat markad ('. W. H. S. W. Corner, thence 80 chains north, thsnee 80 chaina east, tbence 60 cbains south, thencs 80 ehaina wast to point of commencement, containing 640 acree more or ka*. CHARLES WILLIAM HAM Dated September 23, 1911. Pub. Nov. S. Skeena Und DUlrict���Diatrict of Caaaiar Take nolle* that Thomas Arthur WhiU of Van- couvsr, U. C, occupstion carpsnur. inUnda to i apply for permiaaion to purchase the following , deecribed Isnds: Commencing st s post planted st the con* fuence of lllackwater river with Nsas river, sbout two miles south of tha aixth Dominion Telegraph ; eabfn. Post msrked T. A. W. 8. E. Corner, thencs ' 80 chsins north, thsnoe 80 chains west, thenc* 80 I chsins south, Inane* 80 chaina east to point of i commencement, containing 640 acrea more or '****. ���Jlf/- RECORDS ARE ALL UNDAMAGED Registry Offloe Strong Room Wat Entered Thla Morning���It Protected tho Books Safely Ourlng the Flro. Everything in tlio Land Registry strong room wus In perfect condition and undamaged by the flro when tho vault wns opened this morning by Alex Yulo in tho presence of Provincial Police chief Owen and members of the oflloe staff. Mr. Hun-it, lho registrar, was able to send a wire at once to Attorney-ii.'iieral Bowser reporting tho safely of tho majority of tho important books, papers and records. A temporary outside door protecting tlio inner tloor is now beinK erected. The Best Procurable. Absolutely pure >uaoamx Prevention of Eye Trouble Prevention is better than cure. It is cheaper. It is possible when cure is impossible. Eve trouble may be avoided by the timely use of glasses, averting discomfort, suffering and permanent impairment of sight. We are properly equipped to adjust glasses and guarantee satisfaction. R. W. Cameron & Co. G.T.P. Official Watch Inspector. Cor. 6th St. and Second Avenue. PHONG 82 ���)0___Qnnanna(9HOHBHnBaoti ���- ar^�����^r^v*p^vW~W��vW_V_I^Mvl New Knox Hotel BESNER & BESNER, Proprietors The New Knot Hotel lo run on the European plan. Flr.t-.-la.. eervlce. All the Let-set Modern Improvement--. -:���:- BEDS 60c UP FIRST AVENUE. PRINCE RUPERT Owned and operated by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on the American and European plan. Excellently furnished, with steam heat, electric light, and all modern conveniences, being absolutely first-class in every respect The appointments and service are equal to any hotel on the coaat Rales: $1 lo $3.50 per ity. G. A. Sweet, Manager. 1S36 1911 The Bank of British North America 71 Tun-o Capital and Reierv. Orer 17,300,000 Business, Men's Banking Money advanced to finance your business. Local and foreign Drafts bought and sold. Notes discounted. Collections promptly made. Letters of Credit, Money Orders and Telegraph Transfers issued, payable in all the leading Cities of the world. Prince Rupert Branch��� F. B. LONG. Meat LYNCH BROS. General Merchandise Largest Stock Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. Xi***^***^t*^u*^t**^a***��**r*^t* Ji^H< I - ������������-��� -��������� ��� ��� ���. .����� -fl tf~~-���- a4mtxa*ymmta*m Read The Daily News And Get All the News THOU Hated Sept 23, 1911. Pub Nor. S. AS AHTIIUIl WHITE Skeena Und Dlatrlet���Diatrict of Coaat Range V Taka notice that lame M. T.llm.n ol i Mar llapida, Iowa, occupotlon lawyer, laeenda to apply lor permiaalon to purcbaae the lollowlng dewcrlbeel landa: Commencing at a poot plented on the southerly ���hore ol Kutaymatean Inlet on the light bonk of a omoll etreem .lowing Inio aaid Inlet lit.I neat ot Crow Leke. Theoee oouth 20 chelne, thenoe rwt 20 ehoino more or leaf to the ohore line of Crow Leke, thenee northerly ond eoaterly lollowlng the ahore llnao ol Crow take, the Inlet to Crew Leke and Kuteeymateen Inlet lo the plaee ot commencement, containing forty oereo owe or laa.. Located Auguat 7, Itll. Doled Aug. ,, 1911. jV.SMF. M. I .M.I.MAN Pub. Aug. 12. Windsor Hotel FIR8T AVENUE AT EIOHTH STREET Newly Furnlahed and Steam Healed Roomt A FIRST CLAS8 BAR AND DININO ROOM IN CONNECTION RATES 50 CENTS AND IIP BATHS FREE TO QUESTS W. H. Wrighl, Prop r*. m n SAMUEL HARRISON (NOTARY rUBUC) V. r. 0. GAMBLE Samuel Harrison & Co. Real Estate and Stock Broken APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED Prince Rupert - snd - Stewart The Economy Paint Store ��� 1 WE CATER TO THE TRADR :��� PAINTING PAINTS PAPERING OILS KALS0MINING VARNISHES E. COLE- Prop. Phon.Biu.33e 6th and Fraser St. ���YOUR FOOD WILL BE WELL COOKED ON A��� Crown Favorite Cooking Stove Price from $46 to $58. Other Stoves from $16. WE HAVE ALL YOU NEED IN BUILDERS' HARDWARE THOMPSON HARDWARE COT ece*d Aeenue 10 KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY THIRD ANENUE Builder*' Supplied Plumbers' Supplies Paints Oils Varnishes P.O. DRAWER 1624 HARDWARE PHONE No. 3 Sheet and Plate Glass Plate Glass Mirror. Stoves, Ranges Tinware Granitewar. MONARCH MALLEABLE Th' s^rifMtory Range. 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 BEIRNES & MULVANY JSrta&i. will receive immediate attention P.O. B.t 806 When in Vancouver You Should Stay at the CARLTON HOTEL Finest Cafe in B.C. European Plan. Rates $1.00 to $2.60 per day. Hot and Cold Water in each room. CORNER CORDOVA AND CAMBIE STREETS Vancouver, B.C. GREENER'S "British Empire GUN Here's the worlds best gun-a Greener Hammerless��� at a price within the reach of all sportsmen; its Rot all the Greener features, hard hitting, far shooting, lasting wear; there's nothing bet- ttCt ter; price $0J* Catalog til FREE W. W. GREENER 614$ Bcim Hill Hill riltll, f.lj. UNION S.S. 111 OF UM The new steel Passenger Stetrntr "Camosun" leaves Prince Rupert every Sunday at 6 p.m. for Vancouver, arriving Tuesday morning, For Stewart City on arrival from Vancouver Friday night. Northbound, leaves Vancouver .Wednesdays at 9 p.m. Steerage Fare - $6.00 The "Camosun" is the only uletmt on the run having water ii^-hi bulk- heads and double bottom, thut en suring safety of pasecnger*. in cut of collision or wreck. J. H. Rogers, Ticket Agent. Mr. Non-Resident Write us reimriling the value of your Prince Rupert property, We will be pleased to keep you iwsted aa to conditions here. 0. M. Helgerson, Ltd. Re.l EtUte end Renlel. Officii H.lfenon Block Georgetown Sawmill Co. Ltd. Lumber and Mouldings A large stock of dry finith Ing lumber on hand. Bosl lumber a specialty. Delivery made at snort notice. Our price* are as low as any. Call on us before ordering. OFFICE: Cor Centre SL and First Ave. F. M. DAVIS W General Machine Shop and Ship"' Carpentering. Also aaents for rair- banks -Morse and Knox Gasoline Engines. Gasoline Engines and Accessories carried in stock. LMexhe. *a4 Beet. Ie�� Mire N.E. em* al ����l Subscribe For llie Daily News ss-'Royal Hotel Cor. Tfclrd Avenne ind SUih St. TV Flneet Rormin. The beet eoolrr-"1 ��� r*l .leem ***** Hot end eold belli. IWnine rown end reeleurent Corley & Burgess, Props .���<-j.��>i"��i>%"^1"^'**' INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE NEWS la����e ���.dLMaWSk THE' DAILY NEWS LAND LEASE NOTICE Holla Cool. Land DUtrlot���DUtrlct ol Coast Rant. 8 Tak. notlc. th.t H. M. Cliff ol Dundalk, Ireland, occupation gentleman, Intends u apply lor permlulon to leaae the following doacribod lunda: Commenelns at a poet pUnted at the ahore near tha N. E. eorner ol Lot No. 8, thence north 40 chain*, thence weet 80 chaina more or lou to east boundary ot cannery leaao, thonce following the aald east boundary aouth 40 chains mora or lou to ahore line, thence following said ahore line eaaterly 80 chains mora or lou to point nl commencement; containing 320 acres, more or leaa. Dated Auguat 81, 1911. II. M. CLIFF I'ub. Sept. 80. William McNair, Agent Holla Cool. Land DUtrict-DUtrict ol Cout Rango Take notion th.t H. M. Cliff ol Dundalk, Ira- land, oenip.tlon gentleman, Intenda to apply lor permlulon to leaae tha following doscribod lands: Commencing at a poet plantod at the N. K corner ot Lot 88, thenoe north 20 chaina, thence wut 40 chain*, thence aouth 20 chaina mora or Iua to Ihore line, thence following tho shore lino out 40 ctiai*u more or lee. to point ol commence ment; containing 80 cares, mora or leu. listed August 81,1811, 11. M. CUFF I'ub. Sept. 80. William McNair, Agont Dell. Cool. Lud DUtrlct���DUtrlct o ICoaat Rang S Tak. notlc. that H. M. Cliff ol Dundalk, Ireland, occupation genUeman, Intenela to -ppij. tot permUalon to leaae the following described lands: Commonclng at a post planted at the N. W. corner ol Lot No. 4, thence norlh 40 chains, thenco eut 40 chain., thence aouth 40 chains mora or leu to ahore Un., thence lollowlng ahora lino westerly 40 chaina mora or Iua to point ol commencement; containing 80 acru, more or leu- Dated Auguat 28, 1911. H. M. CLIFF Fub. Sept. 80. Willi.m McNair, Agen Bella Coola Land DUtrlct���DUtrlct ol Coaat Ranga 8 Take notie. that II. M. Cliff ol Dundalk, Ireland, oceupatlon gentleman, intenda to apply for ���M-rmi���ion to imm the lollowlng deacrilied land.; Commencing at a post planted at tho N. W corner ol Lot 262, thance eouth 40 chains more or lou to northern boundary ol lease No. 1 applied lor ny 1*. M. Cliff, tbence lollowing a.ui boundsry oul 20 chains, thenn north 40 chains, thence wut 20 chain, to point ol eommencement; containing 80 urea, mora or leu. Dated Augual 28, 1911. II. M. CLIFF Fub. Sepu 80. William McNair, Agant 11.11a Coola Land DUtrict-DUtrict ol Cout Ranga 8 ^Taka notico that U. M. Cliff ol Dundalk, In- nl, occupaUon gentleman, intends lo apply lor panniaalon lo 1mm the loUowing deacribed Unda: Commencing at a pMt pUnted at tho S. -1 corner of Lot 261, thenco aouth 40 chains more or Iua to northern boundary ol Leue No. 1 applied for by H. M. Cllll, tlience aut 20 chains along aald boundary, thonce nortb 4u ehains, ihenco wut 20 cbaina lo poinl ol commencement; conulnlng 80 acree, mere or leu. Dsted AuguR 28, 1911. II. M. CUFF I'ub. SepU 80. Willi.m McNair, Agent COAL NOTICE Skeona Land DUtriet���DUtrlot ol Quoen Charlotte Tako notice that thirty days from dato. I, c. K Balntor of Prince Rupert, U. 0., by occupation bookkoopor. Intnd to apply to tho Chiol Commissioner ol Landa for a licence to prospoct lor coal nnd petroleum on and undor 640 acros ol land on Graham Island described as follows: Commencing ot a post planted ono mile north ol C. I*.. II. Coal Loaao No. t), markod N. W. cornor C. E. B. No. 10. thonco aouth 80 chains, thonco woat 80 chains, thonco north 80 chalnB, thonco oast 80 chains - - Datod Sept. 11,1911 thonco oast 80 chains to nlaco of commencement. Datod Sept. 11,1911. C, Pub. Sept. 23, E. BAINTER, Locator bkeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict ol Queen Charlotu 1 ake notico that thirty days Ironm dato, I, C. E, Iluintor of I'rinco Ruport, B. C, occupation book, keener, Intend to apply to tho Chlof Commissioner ol Lands for a liconce to prospoct lor coal and potroloum on and undor 640 acraa ol land on liraham Island ducrlbod as lollows: , Commonclng at a post planted two miles north . V.' % **' c��** **"*" No 8> marked N. E. corner *>' C. fc. B. Coal Leaae No. 11, thonoe south 80 chains, thonco wost 80 chains, thonco north 80 chaina, thonco out 80 chaina to placo ol commencement. Dated Sopt. 11, 1011. C. E. BAINTER, Locator Pub. Sopt. ** Skeona Land Diatrict���DUtrlct of gueen Charlotu lako notico that thirty daya from dato, I, C. E. Haintor ot Prlnco Huport, 6. C, by occupation bookkeeper, InUnd to apply to the Chlof Commissioner of Land for a licenco U proapect for poal and potroleum on and under 640 acroa of land on Craham Island described u lullowa: Commonclng at a post planted two miles north ol C. h. 11. Coal Leaao No. 7, marked C. E. B. " ��� '" thonce aouth 80 chaina, thenco ence north 80 chaina, thenco 1 ol commencomenu C. E. BAINTER, LocaUr Skesna Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol quean Charlotte Take nolle** lhat thirty day. from dau. 1, C. rl. Balnier ol Prlnco Hupert, II. ('., by occupation I *.ekkt��r|Ker, Intend to apply U lh. Chlet Commiaaioner ol 1-iiieU tor a lioenoe lo proapect lor coal and petroleum on and under 840 acroa ol Und oo liraham laland deecribed u followa: Cieiiiiieriicing at . PMt pUnled llvo mile, eul ol Coal Leaa* No. 4474, marked C. K. Bainur'. N. E. corner Coal law No. 9, Ibenco MUtb 80 cbaina, IhenM wnt 80 chaina, thanea nortb 80 chaina, thenn Mat 80 chalu U pUn ot commencomenu Daled Sepu II, 1911. C. E. BAINTEH, LocaUr l*ule. Srpl. 23. Skeaoa Und DUtricl���DUUict ol Qunn Charlotte Tak. noUn lhat thirty day. Irom data, I, C. I- Bainur ot 1'iinor Itupsrt, H. C, by occupation bookkeeper. InUnd U apply U the Chiel Commlaaionar of Lands lor a llcenn lo proapect (or ceeal and petroleum on and under 640 acra of land on (ir.h.in laland ducribed u follows: Commencing al a pnt plsnted ono mil. north ol C. K. II. Coal Lean No. 10. marked 0, E. II. in. Um. No. 11, tttaaea north 80 rh.in.. ibenco west 80 chains, thenn nulh 80 chalu, thenn *a*t 80 chalu lu pUce of commencement. Daled Sepu 11. 1911. C. E. UAINTEK, Locator I'ub Seel. 23. Skeena Lead DUtricl���Duirle*. ol Qunn Charloti Tak. noUn lhat thirty day. Irom daU, I, C, HemiM ol l*rlnn KuporU it. C, by occupation bookkeeper. Inund U apply lo lhe ChM Com* mt���fT*-r ol Landa (or a licence u praeejiect lor ooal and petroleum -in and under 610 acree ol lud on Graham IaUnd doKnoed u follow.: lommeneing .1 . post pleated two mile, nor.h ol I . E .11. foal Lean No. IU, marked N. I. nrner C. E. B. Coel Leaae No. 16, tbenn wuth SO chaina, ihenc weal a*, chain--, thenn north M chains, thrnce aut 80 chains ... plan ol com- meonmeou _ , ,---, . D.ud Sepu II. 1*11. C. E. DAINTER. Lonur I'ub. Nnrt- 11. Skuna Und DUtrlel���DUlrid ol Qunn Charlotte Tak. nouc. lhal Ihirty da/. Irom dau, 1, C. b Ilalnur ot ITinn Kupast, B. C, by occupallon bookkeeper. InUnd U apply u lhe I hiel Com- rolv.u-t.rr ol Unda lor a llcenn lo ******** *'" ooal and petroleum on and under 640 acru ol land on Graham lalsnel d-wc-llied u lolloas: Commencing si a poet pl.nte.1 i��o .nil��� norlh ot C. K. U. Coal l��aae No. 14. marked N. L. comer C. E. B. Coai Lean No. 17 Ihenn ~ulh t(l chain, Ihenn wul 60 chain., Ihenn north no chaina. thenco aut 80 chain, to pUn ol com- TxTxaT^nt 11.1(11. C. E. DAINTER. ****** l-ub. S��l. M. Skaana Und DUUIct-DUUtcl ol Qunn CharloUe Taka noun lhal thirty davs Irom date, I, O, fc Ilalnur ot ITinn Rupert, ll. 0. by occup.llon iKK-kkn.-ct-. Intend U apply to th. cbwll.om- mi-lone, ot Und. lor a bcence ******* ���" ml enrl petroleum oo and under 640 ecru oi , Und on Graham IaUnd doKrlbe-l u lollow.: Commenong .1 a -ml flan-fl Iwo mdes north ol C. B. II. Coal Uau No. 12, marked N. tt. I eoeam C. | II. Coal ****** Ho- **. "��*"��<*****. SQ chalu. Ibanc* eul 80 chains. Ihenn north 60 chain, thenn wnt SO chain. U plan ot nm- RSB II. MIL C. B. BAINTER. Locator Pub. SavU **��� Skuna Und DUuict-DUlrict ol QunnCtattoll. IBE notln lhat thirty day. alur date. I, l_.lv ���Uinta, ol ITinn Rupert, fl. CQljM* ESmm *****oi "****** -S_L_rC SZS^ol Und. fo, . linnn .o jtsmx-eeX I " aaal and p-rtrole-um oo and und�� 640 acru ol lend on Graham Inland dwenhed a. follow.. Commencing a. a P�� H *��� **PJ*mf ' al C. E. II. leal Un No. If marked S. tt- -L���. i* E II f oal lr*-* No. I��, thann north R__iU(MM_*r_�� ,h-r *nz SE iU. wnt 80 chalu u pUn ot nm* B3B IL ����-'��� C- * *>*lH���*** Uc*U" Pob. Sapt. tS. Btaana Und DUUIct-DUUtcl **2��**��tfft eaal and peUoleum on anilrunder ********* mi r K I Ok***, heat* No. Iii mtrk��i o. "��� of t. K. ��. h , .Jji*��*p No. i.0, thenca north OUt II. KU- C. K. DAINTER, I���tof Fob. Sept. 23. ,k������. ..-��� ohtrlct-DUlrlct ol Qunn Charlott. Rainier ol ^**/***SS4^tmm7***** ***** t��rM C. E. B. Cod ���-��* ^��, lnm��� wuih 80 %^^"**Z"^*��***�� " rom" ^^-rW^SS mUsKiner ol Unda lor ��� >j ((40 trm _| ��-��| and ���~*r*���*r. ��� SLB '��� (ollowa: .rfand on liraham laland dnc.1l* m||- ..^ Commenrlng al apnl m���** _..._���, N. | .f C. K. ����� fe"*1. 'fTLi No. 22. thenn eoulh ******** C KJ iii. toTh.in., ihenn north ��0 et^'TbeVn euT-0,ch.,iunu plan of con,- BAS '*��� '��"��� c-K-MNnR*UMl<" ******** mmt ?.��******* t***9SSSL Take nntire lh.t. IdrtJ da>. i -reup.tion Balnier ol WgsJygJ gsJJ chW c���m. bookkeeper. Inund l�� ���;p.i> ��� ,��� prospect lor mluion^ of Und. '"I ���d Inder 610 cam ol land on Graham ������'""^���"V,'' (pH Iwo mllw north "Commencing at a l����'',!?,,'ft marked N. E |S_ff-*Wi 5 Place o, com- raUlM CE. BAINTEH, UCor rub. SepU t*. Conl I-saso No. 12, thence aouth 80 chains, thenco out 80 chalu, Ihenn north 80 chaina, thenn wnt 80 chains to plan ol commencomenu Dated Sept. 11,1811 Pub. Sept. 23. Sknna Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Quoon Charlotu lake notin that thirty daya from daU, I, C. E. BainUr of Prinn Hupert, B. C., by occupation bookknper, InUnd to apply to the Chiol Commissioner ol Unds for a linnn to proapect for coal and petroleum on and under 640 acraa of land on Graham Island dncribed u foUowa: Commencing at a pnt planted two mlln north ol C. fc. B. Coal Uau No. 7, marked S. W. corner C. E. B. Coal Uase No. 13, thonn north 80 chains, thenn out 80 ehaiu, thenn aouth 8( chalu, thenn wnt 80 ehaiu to plan ol com moncomenU Datod Sopt. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTER, Untor Pub. Sept. 23. Sknna Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol Qunn Charlotu lalanda Take notln that Auitin M. Brown ol Prinn Hupert, B. C, occupaUon uddler, inn-mis to apply to the Chiel CommUaioner ol Unds and Works lor a linnn to prospect lor coal, oil and potroleum on and under tho following dncribod lands on the Wnt Cout ol Graham laland: Commencing at a put planted three milu out ol the northout nrner ol C. L. No. 4478 thenn 60 chalu aouth, thenn 80 ehaiu eut, thenn 80 chalu north, thenn 80 ehaiu wnt to point of commennment. AUSTIN M. BROWN, Locutor DaU ol Location Slat July, 1911 Pub. Aug. 17. Sknna Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol Qunn Charlotu Islands Take noUn that Austin M. Brown ol Prinn Rupert, occupaUon uddler, intonda to* apply to the Chief CommUaioner ol Lanels and Works for a linnn to prnpeel for coal and oil and petroleum on and under tha following ducrlbod lands on tbo Wut Cout ot Graham laland: Commencing at a pnt planted throe milu eut ol lho aouthwut nrner of C. I.. No. 4477 Ihenn 80 chalu eut, thenn 80 chalu north, thenn 80 chalu wnt, thenn 80 chalu aouth to point ol commennment. AUSTIN M. BHOWN, Locator Date ol Ucation. 31st July 1911. Pub. Aug. 17. Sknna Und DUtrlct���DUtrlct ol Qunn Charlotu IslsneU Take nolin that Au.un M. Brown ol I'rinn Rupert, onupation uddlar, intenda to apply to tha Chiof CommUaioner of Lands and Works for a linnn u prosrmt lor nal, oll and petroleum on and under tha following deacribed landa on the Weat Cout ol Graham laland: Commencing at a pnt planted three mlln eut ol the nutheut nrnor o IC. 1.. No. 4472 thenn norlh 80 chaina, tiicnc. oul 80 chain., thenn aouth 60 chalu, thenn wut 80 cbaiu to point ol cuni- mennmenU AUSTIN M. BROWN, Ucator ugu.1 Pub. Aug. Sknna Und DUtricl���DUtrlct ol Qunn Charlotu Take notin thai thirly day. [rom dau, I, C. E Balnter ot I'rinn llupert, !'. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Intend to apply U lhe Chief CommUaioner ol UneU (or a linnn lo proapect for coal and petroleum on and under 640 acm ol land on Graham bland ducribed u loUowa: Commencing at a post plsnlod live milu eut of i o.l Leaao No. 4467. marked C. E. B. Coal Uaae No. 1, N. E. nrnor, IhenM wut 80 cbaiu, tbenn nuth 60 chalu, thonn Mat 80 chains, tbenn north 60 ehaiu to plan ol nmmennment. Dsted Sepu II, 1(11 C. E. BAINTEH, Locator I'ub. Sept 23. Sknra Und DUUict���DUUict ol Qunn Charlotte Take notin that thirty daya from dau, I, C. E Bainur ol I'rinn Itupert, B. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply U lhe Chiof CommUaioner of Landa lor a linnn u prnpnt for coal and pelroleum on and under 640 acru ol land on Graham laland deacribed u followa: Commencing at a pnt plantod Ove nuln east ol Coal Leue No. 4467, markad C. K. B. N. tt. nrner No. 1, Ihenn nuth 80 chaina, Ihenn eul so chslns, Ihenn nortb 80 chains, Ibcnn west Ml chsin. to place ol nmmennment. Il.le.1 SepU II, 1(11. C. E. BAINTER, Loctor I'ub. Sepu 23. Sknna Und DUlrict���DUUict ol Qunn Charlotu Take noun that thirty days Irom daU, I, O.B. Bainur ot Prinn llupert, B. C, by onupation bookkeeper, Inlend lo apply to tha Chiel CommUaioner ol Unda lor a linnn u proapnl lor coal and pelroleum on and under 640 acru ol Und on Graham IaUnd dea-eribed u follow.: Commencing at a pnt planted Ave mlln east ol foal Uase No. 4476. marked C. II S. tt. nrner ol foal Lean No. 3. tbenn out 80 chsins. Ihenn north 60 chslns, thenn wut 60 chslns. thenn south SO chslns U plan id ciinmencem.nl. Dated .--ept. U. W_ C. E. BAINTER. LocaUr I'ub. Sept. 23. Sknna Und DUUict-DUtrlct ot Qunn Charjotu T.ke notln lhal thirty d.iys Irom dste, I, C. b. Ilsntor ol ITinn lluperl, 0. C byJ*mt*x*m bookkeeper, inund U apply U the Chiel MB- ���BBS ol UneU lor a linnn HMMlM coal and pelroleum oo and under 640 acm ol U?i on Graham laland dncribed u lollows: Commencing al a put *e******Jl*t **m *f* al t oal Lease No. 4476. marked C. li. B. ���_��� ���mmW^MSSmmtt ITEMS OF. [SPORTIj WHAT FREDDIE WELSH EATS. Freddlo Welsh, tho English llghtwolght, has Issued tho t'ul- lowing siuiu'ii stalomonl lu a I.us Angeles paper: "I would Uko my friends lo know llu- authontlo raots regarding my much iliscussi'il ilii'i while training for my fights. "Beforo I oommonood my Imx- iiiK cui'.'i'i' I experimented wllh iliil'iM'i'iit iiiris uml funds with a view of llniliiin a diet thul would produoe the very lu-sl results in enduranco, spood and stamina. After ii oouplo nf years of ro- si'iiiT'ti ami experimenting upon myself while I was u hoy 1 finally .���iiiii.' In llu tioluslon Ihut I produced much nurre strength, speed, endurance and stamina while training on a non-meal diet. II was I).'cause I convinced myself ..f the greater practical results of a vegetable diet lhal 1 abstained from meat when I entered the boxing profession. "The first two years in the game was an uphill Ilithl for recognition as a flrst-olass boxer, and as I did nol make as much money Ihen as I have been fortunate enough to make of repent years, I was obliged to remain in ..ne locality, boxing as often as I could for the small purses offered. Sometimes I would be compelled lo box several times each week to pay my room rent und buy myself the modest vegetarian meals whieh I wns able to get at a nearby vegetarian res- l.-uiraiil. For two years, while I lived in Ibis modest way, I was a strict vegetarian and I have never fell belter in my life. "Later I was compelled lo I ravel around the world, living at hotels, cafes, on board ocean liners and on dining cars, which 1 soon found meant that I was forced lo cai anything thai I could pel. II is a dilllcull thing lo secure a suitable vegetarian diet at Ihe ordinary hotel or cafe. I have never claimed Ibat I was a sii'iet vegetarian, others have done that for me. But I hnvo always contended thai I have trained always on a strictly noli- menl diet, which is the truth. "I am sorry lhal the circum- sianees and ihe environment in whioh 1 am compelled lo live as a boxing man makes il impossible for me td live as slriclly free from liii.-lenii and malnutritions rood as I would like. In winding up Ibis slalemciil. I would like il Known that I believe betler re- .-uJIs can be secured physically and menially from two meals a da) throroughly Fletoherlxed, wiih meal entirely eliminated. "Yours for n non-meat diet, "FRED WELSH." . A Work of Art! Free! The finest Jewelry Cna- logue produced in America can be had free for the asking, It contains 124 pages of Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Leather Goods and Novelties some of thc articles being reproduced in as many as fourteen colors. Write for it today it makes gift choosing easy. You run no risk whatever iu sclecUng ��uiy article, for wc forward it at our expense, guarantee safe delivery, and cheerfully refund your money if you are not perfectly satisfied. Ryrie Bros., Limited (-������ada't Lar|eit Jewelry Home ���tat. Ryrlt*. Pru. Harry ftyriv, Stc.-Trtat. 134-136-138 Yonge St. TORONTO = THE COSY CORNER = DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OK WOMEN Thia is a little section of the paper, which from duy to day will be devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and ull of tho ladies of Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to tuko part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. Thu hope is expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. W. L. BARKER Architect Second aven.ie and Third street Over Webtenhaver Bros.' Offlce. THAT EVENING GOWN Vivid Colors and Elaborate Designs Fashionable This Winter. AX0m Christmas and New Year Sailings s.s. Prince Rupert Leaving Prince Rupert Thursdays at 8.30 p.m., after Prince John's arrival, December -Is! and 2Mh, arriving in Vancouver Saturday morning December 23rd and 30th. Returning will leave Vancouver 2 a. m., Dc cember 26th and January 2nd. Present schedule will remain in effect until above dates. Bi-weekly train service to Vanarmlol Trains leave Prince Rupert at 1 p.m, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Return* ing arrive Prince Rupert -I p.m. on Thursdays and Sundays. M 1Mb. Sapl. 11 Skama Und Dblricl-Dialricl e.1 Quean Charloti Take nolic. lhat thirty day. from data. I, A. T. Il���.,"ick ol Prine*. import. H. C, l>y ******** bank manasar, inland to aonl)* to th. ChielLom. ,wr 3 l-.ri.la lor a lld-nce >o proapwM lor and under 610 aera. ol ..,l��Mon*r ��i.l and iK-tm e-uni on ���t B ,'n (.r��h.m laland d��acril��<l a. lollowa: Commoncm. MS MM S55l t���� ***** oo��f * a 5 a H.%T^��ffw��W ""VdiiJ" *t*** atS ID chain.. Ihene. _. M ehaii". Ihenc. .outh 80.cbaina lo placa ol commencement. ^ .MjOMMW Locator Daud S-.pt. 12.1����- C' E' U,lnt*r' Ag"nl- Pub. Sept. 23. S3-m% <*%***> ���**"**��� ? hs ��-2 tl'.tKpT.I.'.'il.:""0'- C. K. BAINTEH Pub. Oct T- Skeen. Und DUtrlct-Dlalrict ol \fmfi*}** T.k. nolice lh.t thirty da*.**. ft> '"0'J'p^2,��� llroderick ol l-rince I^M-JSTSS STS l-.rol-n.rn on and under. ��* ���TO*l**PCi 10 icr-M of roal and p-f-irniPMtii ���� �����'��� , #_.ii_��_. B on bSS ��J��5g',fr_ffi norih Commencing at a poat lilain.il >��^ g Iff ic* fa t nSfBroftese m corner/.. T. II. I -oaX ***�� ,hrn��� KU,n 80 corner n. ai ��>- mmm "^r- , ,-. .1,-ncp aim c^.?nh*;'nA.r^.r80W��hr.hrn,.n"io,,'pl.ce ���, cm- mencemenl. nnoDBRirK, Ixjcalnr n.Ud^t..2,A.��n ""CE. ...inter, Aten. rub. swt-��' , it_Wa-al -n-ilrlctol Queen Charlotte llroelerlck ol r-lr.^'.r.'inly to'thL'fhiel �����.'">��� ���ence lo lirospecl lor nn.l under 6��0 care. M Q on *nSm****t**J*��**" _,���-, -of,��� Commencin. A* ��� ** **g* < ������*,���, [ y g ��iWJSVWb�� ���***"- *** 3C2A,S:BRODgB^.M��- I'uh. Sept* 28. TAKE THE BEST THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY From Vanciwrer er Seattle FOR ALL POINTS EAST OR SOUTH i vi%ii*%i TICKETS TO THE OLD COUNTRY Through Tickets and all informa tion about your trip Roger's Steamship Agency 2nd Ave. Head of Centre St. Phone 116 On your Chrittmat vitit Eatt travel via the Grand Trunk Railway Syttsm from Chicago. The finest and best service over Double Track Rout*. Connections with all roads East and West. Atlantic Steamship bookings arranged.. Full information and tickets obtained from thc office of A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENOER AGENT 'CANADIAN PACIFIC B.C. Coast service ��� Famous Pni cess Line Princeaa Mary Saturday, December 2nd, at 9 a.m. For Victoria. Vancourtr and Swill* J. G. McNab General Agenl SILVERSIDES BROS. SIGN PAINTERS Paperhangers INTERIOR DECORATORS r.O. BOX 120 PHONE 1S6 GREEN Second Avenue, near MeBrid* TO LET Flat in RBnd Block, corner Sixth Avenue and Fulton Street. Also stores in same block. Two cottager 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 tho City. c. d.Tand Second Av* Phon* 112 Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in the Helgerson Block Every Tuesday Evening All members of the order in thc city are requested to visit the lodge. This M-nsmi itiiwns for evening wi'iir nn' moro striking than those ul" laat winter! being nn.ro dlslinotlvn, Tho ono-slded elleot is iluir.' marked, tii>' waist un.l skirl uf nm' sule' being made uf laoo nt nol uml Hi., uilii'i' siili- uf satin, velvet or of the new ln-..- ciiil.'s iii shades Unit blond with th.' in'I or liu'i'. Vivid oolors nm siill fashion- iil.l.', nu.I some wonderful shades uf rose pink, empire green, n.ynl purple nml blue in sal ins, nets und snfl liillVliis make must stun- ning gowns when trimmed with Hi.' rich embroideries Ihut ur.. made expressly for tin- oolors nnd fiiliri.'s in use- Ihis season. There nre few absolutely simple evening gowns. Almost all are inu.le wlib draperies or have double skirls, while heavy embroidered Or jeweled tllllii'S arc smarter than ever. They are so fashioned Hint the double skirt effei'l is well defined nnd th tunic m many of the French gowns is draped or oaughl at tin- sido wiih jeweled ornaiiieills. Strain-Ill Imes are siill in vogue an.l the slender lines just ns obligatory us in the past few- years. WEAR DINOLE DANGLES That Is ir You Want to Be In the Height of Fashion. Long dingle dangle earring hint., hoop ciii-rings, with no pendant, others wiih a dainty c.-iiier ph , or round knobs on I Ita- ear lobes- every kind of nn earring is fashionable. Hui 1. you young or old, rich or poor, beautiful or plain, if you are feminine your pink pearly ear must he decorated wiih some sort of an ornament. This does nol mean ili.it a largo am.mill of money imisi he spent. Far from it. It in just llie ..lh.-i- \vn\. I linn. in. N. opals. pearls, sapphires and emeralds are worn m the .-ars if you are able to afford those precious items, siill ihe somi-praplous ���tonos are correct. There nro Ills., i-harmii.*.- long danglers Contrived of gold, silv.-r and Jet. Borne of the most effollve earring* Ihnl lhe fashionable jewelers expose lo fascinate feminine eyes are long eUOUgfa In lOUCh Ihe shoulders, iMil.ts are enormous jeweled hoops, while SoltlC Ink.* I he form of birds, llowers nn.l jusi decorale Hie lohe of Ihe ear wiih a simple stone. The earrings nf today are made wild n little clamp. This fastens onto lhe lohe und lhe hit of jewelry is perfectly secure. Tin* publication of those facts ma) help Mr. Manson, M. P. P., lo ni'i n medal for Prinoe 11u- perl's l.c-l scholar. Yours truly, .1. n. Mint. II. Gordon Munro W. Nlcholaon Lailey MUNRO & LAILEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. IS CALLED TO OALQARY Rev. W. Q. James Aooepts Rectorship of St. Stephens. The Itcv. W. ii. James has received the offer of the rectorship of Bl, Stephen's church, Calgary, iii succession lo Arohdoaoon Webb, ll is understood that Rev, Mr. James has aocopled mid will. With Mrs. James, leave for Cal- gary In Dooomber. STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-I- AUDITORS IeiiwHutlcr Building Phono No. 280 Prince Ruuert P.O. Box 361 ALFRED CARSS, of llnlisli dlumlila and Mi'ieiirrlui llura. V. BENMF.TT, B.A. rr( II C. ilnurlii, Saa- kiite-lu- wan and A I. Is-rla Bara. CARSS A BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Office-Exchanae block, corner Third avenue and Sixth atroet. Prince Ituwrt. 8 WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., D. D.S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Alt il.-mnl operatlone skilfully treated. Gaa and local anaathelir. administered for the palnleaa extraction of tc-th. Con.ultatlon free. ORIcee: lli-lK.-ts.en Block, l'nnce Rupert. 11-11 HAZELTON REALTY SALE Q.T.P. and Government Lots to Be Put Up for Auotlon Deo. 14. The Hon. W. lt. Ross, Minister >.f Lands, hus issued Instructions for mi auotlon sale of lhe government lots ill lhe town of South Ha/..'It.ui at Vancouver oii December I ith. iiii.I iii Victoria on December l'.Hh. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway i'.n. will also dispose of their lots iii South Hazelton liy auction sale at ill* sum.' lime. The adjoining properly will l.c put on the market hy llic Natural ItesiHiri-es Security Co., Ltd., of Vancouver immediately after Hie sale al prices based upon those ol.luill.'ll al llie audi.ui. GOOD NEWS FOR XMAS Big Q.T.P. Boats Will Make Special Christmas Week Sailings. Today the ii. T. P. Steamship Liu.*, through Mr. A. B. Man- master, makes ihe announoemonl Hint specially convenient Christinas sailings will be arranged <��� r I., .mt southbound Christinas visitors from Prince lluperl. The fn-l -.ervii'e hy lhe big three funnel (lyers will h aocelraled, the I...ai- leaving on the Thiirs.lav nighl al at.mil 8:30 Instead of the Friday morning so tlml Christmas visitors will he lan.l.-.l in Vancouver on Saturday morning Xi-ell.-iil lime for the llhrisl- mas week-end. Further details will be .mn.'inu*.'ii Inter, similar convenient sailing.* lieing au- nounoed for the New Year week. Alex.M.Man.on u.. W.E.WIIlla*i-e.R.A..L.L.D WILLIAMS & MANSON Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Box 285 Prince Rupert, B.C p.:o. BOX 2.1 I'UINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING 1*11*11. OF WU. I .eves. Esq., A.K.A.M.. ION., BNO GEORGE LEEK & CO. MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Fire. Lite and Accident l-uurance. .18 3rd Avenue Phone 2��3 and Grean 262 PRINCE RUPERT A. M. BROWN HARNESS A SADDLERY MANUFACTURER Repairing u Specialty. Complete Stock Carried. Outside Orders Promptly Filled. 2nd Ave. between lot I. and 11th Sts THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Tables SECOND Ave. Hotel Central Coe. Fir.1 A.c. ���nd 7th Street European ami American plan, .team heated, mi-dern convenlencca. Hal/*- 11.00 tu tipper day. Peler Black Propri.tor For row boats and launches Telephone 320 green. Davis Boat House. COAL NOTICE A MEDAL WANTED. Skaeaa Und I.Ulncl l>i.lric*. ol (Jueen Charlolt U.nel. Take nolle* that Aualin M. Ilroarn of Prince KupsFrt. aaddlor, iDlanda to applv lo th- Chief i eemm_Moner ol Land, and VIorka lor a lleenee proapect lor coal, oil and petruleum on and oar lne toUo-dns deeerlhad unda oo Um Weat Coaal of Graham l-l.n-l. Commendnf at a poal | l.nt���i threa mile. Mat of Ih* northe��at cornar of C. L. No. 4489 lh*nc* aaath Ml ehalna, lhanc* SO ehaiaa wart, lhanc* SO chaina north, lhanc* SO chaina aaal lo point of commencwnenL FEED STORE Wr curry rvrrj tlmii. in the fittl lint1. ��lm Rir- drn awl mi ih* luwrat market t*t.*.*���*. Mt Collart't ols r- ��*l Stor*. Market Place PONY EXPRESS Prompt I. -li-.-.-n* Phonee 41 or Ml ==�����. EBY <& Co.== REAL BBTA7R Kitsumkalum Lai'd For Sale KITSUMKALUM . |t (J. AUSTIN M. UROWN, Locator Lotated AufuM Iat. Itll. rub. Aut. It. Skeena 1... -i I u.inr. ln.irir. of Quean Charlolt Take no.ie�� that thirl)* dav. (rom dale, I, C. E. Uainter of I'rinc* ltup��1, fl. C, by occupation bookkeeper, IaUnd lo apply lo lh* ChM Com- miei.t.i of Land, lor a licedee lo nroaped for eoal and petmlnim oo and under 640 acraa ol ' land on Graham I..lr -I .Wril.e.1 aa lotlowai , r-rrr.rrt, ��i . poat planted l��o mllea north | -I C. K. n Coal Leaae No. IS, markad N. J. P. CADE, N. G. J. GLUCK. Sec. FRED. STORK I -General Hardware 1 Buildcrt' Hanlware Valves A Pipes Oxford Stoves T Graniteware Tinware ��� SECOND - AVENUE SMITH & MALLETT THIRD AVE. Plumbing, Heating, Steamflttingand Sheet Metal Work OiHre: Srd Ave. Wwk.hop I'hone 174 2nd Ave. bet. 7th and "lie St. Editor Daily News. Dear Sir: In I'.u.H the Minister of Education lol.l the chair- i.nm of ih.- Chllllwack Sciioi.i Board tlml the Governor nen- oral'a brown medals were given "whie there was lha most <>r the greatest competition at ilu- high sel I elilrai Haillilinlii.il." j*-* *'��� ���?��� U {** Laaa* No. IS, mariwd N. W.l , ,. , comer I I. IX X i>d Irmm No. 21. (hence auuth l.llsl .llllv I'rilire Rupert passed SO cbaina, ihenc* eaat SO chaina. thane* nonh engl ills al II vnn.lnnllon ^^,!,w,,""-,,,t,,,i~lopUe,0''*,n'-j lllld ll- he.I scholar Uol I'.R.'i '.^"lA^T'i,2- "--��� C. E. DAINTER, Locator I i a la 11*1 ' *'"" I***"" ***��� marki, ye\ ii vi mi ine.ini. i.ndy-j -lllll ll MUOd I0V0D I'Uj.iU ntlfl 8ktarnaUf>4 I Hal rict - Ihairln of QM Charlotte ���.. ii -.j ���i. A,* * mtmmm*. Tako ootica lhat thirty .lava from date, I, <\ fc. ll- t)0Sl pupil ltn\ Onlj 081 markf*, JBalntrr of MM Itupert, fl. E by orcupation bo>>hki**e|Mr, Intend to apply u> tba < Imf Com n I-*....' <r of l-atiiia for a lleeac* to proapect for coal and petroleum on and undar 640 acraa of land on (Iraham laland deacribed aa fojlowa. Commencing at a poat plantad two milea notrh of ttake marked C. E. II. (oal Leaae No 4, rnarVetl N. K. ran.r* c. B. B. < oa) Laaaa No. 6, thence , aouth HO chaina. thonce waat HU chaina, (hence J north *0 chaina, thenca eaat SO chaina to placo of eommenpeme-nt. MM Sept. II, 1911. C. <%. liAINlf.lt. Locatoi Pub. .Sept. 2-t flJMg Swwpiiif and Famicc Qeaiat Tr-ppnrc for winter by getting your fnr- nacefi and flues put in order by C. H. CUTTING P.Kia.l Iki-ae***, S.rrp htHieu: Km Bald, ar I'H.I.N'E 71 E. L. FISHER Funeral Director and Embalmer rll.MI'.l S HKA.SONAHI.K THIRD AVENUE PHONE 3S��. OPEN DAY ANI) NIGHT yet II g..| a medal, r.iimherland pn I "iil> -ix pupil- and il�� li. -i srh.dill- gol only .;;.' mnrks. hill II also gol n medal. This proves lhal Prince lluperl had n belter olaim to a brouia medal il..in I'llhr of those places. HAYNER BROS. UNDERTAKER.-! IHU EMBALMERS Funeral Dlrectora 3rJ Ave. near .1th Si. Phono No. 86 ...Whites Portland Cement... 0. C. EMMERSON AOENT Pfcoet 125 H**t* Black Stctal Ate FIRST: "CATCH YOUR PRINTER" ..Grand Hotel ���saaeeei niarcrwNS for cominc * Htm ntsT:- 'Circa roim dau ����#��ee To prodiicp good printing you mutt "llrsl catch your good printer. . . You can't get good printing from a poor printer, even if he work with never so good sn equipment, tf he larks the "knack," the trained taste, the ample-minded fondnean for his work which real printer* nave, he will do poor printing for you. If he haa all of these, am) in addition to them ade- 3uate modern equipment, your printing will have ir.ti.ii-iii.il. salesmanship, the lure of type li.-n.iiy. As this office produce, good prinllng'you may'inf.-r the presence of a good printer���who is "catchable." FOR HIOII CLASS PRINTINO OF ALL KINIIS SEE THE "NEWS JOB ' /).n7y News Building phone 9h Third Avenue i hum. 901 r.o. aos 804 PONY EXPRESS STflTBHATtC HKRCIIAKTS' DELIVERY SKKVICB llaM/gpiga. Sinrair-p and Fnrwardlnir Ajrenta. For "v or Motor Car day or nlffhl Seventh Av*. and Fulton Phon*MI Workingman's Home Free Labor Boreas io Connedioo Phone 178 1st Ave. and 7th St. GEO. BRODERIUS. P.op.l.tor' littles NEWS Agency Magazines :: Periodicals CIGAK.H : TOBACCOS : G.T.P. WHAUK Newspapers :: FRUITS Advertise in IJiThe Daily News THE DAILY NEWS FREE TRIP ROUND THE WORLD We have just arranged with one of our clients to pluce forty-two lots on the market under exceptional advantages to the purchasers. The lots ure some of the best in Sections 7 and 8. The prices are as low as any on the market, and the terms so easy���monthly���thut anyone can buy. Along with this exceptional offer, each lot admits the purchaser to a drawing for a FREE TRIP ROUND THE WORLD. If you hold the lucky- ticket the trip i.s yours; or you can surrender it for a cash consideration. The chances are good��� one in forty-two. Come in and investigate. EF. McRAE AND COMPANY Savoy Hotel HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPH Front Rank Figures In Section 2 Sate by Flashlight. The closing incident of Saturday's sale of Section 2 lots was the photographing hy flashlight of Ih crowd of buyers. Following arc the names of those visible in lhe front rows of the group on view (his morning nt the Electric Studio: Auctioneer Frank Ellis with Mr. 1>. H. Hnys at his right hand, U, Albert, B, Flexman, G. MoNlohol, I.. W. Patmore, Mrs. I'nlmore, II. Helgerson, Cy Peck, I'. II. Mortimer, Lee Baker, Q, 0, Weatenhaver, it. A. While, P, Button, Aldermen Clayton, Douglas, Kirkpatrick nn.l the Mayor, ii. II. Naden and Mr, Weston i-'.Micv. The pioture is ;i very good photographic record of an historic oooasion, I t^it^tt^fctt^t *���****,* ******** *~\ ti~i n-> tt-> ������-> ii-% n->. ii m n -t, ii in n .t��'**-��-*����--.^i��^.->>**��^'^��'^����^��^��^,��',^*'^��^��^ if��ii��mit ��> ii �� m > t 'tin "* -���,���-- -������, n~^ ��-% si-^ M <am*M**t*y***. ta***.****.****!* �� "The News" Classified Ads. ���One Cent A Word For Each Insertion��� -THEY WILL REPAY A CAREFUL LOOKING OVER- ' �����l'^l��'^ll*^��i'^ir%^t^u'�� li-^H**-^it-^tl*-_.tlt Mi-i_ii - ����.-^-t-^tt-^��i~tw.^^��^ ******* n*-��i��~> ii ��* i��^J| H.~* it At the Auditorium. A new sclcclion of Music just arrived, and there will be danoing and skating from now on, commencing Sat. Dec. 2nd. You can cil hi- dance or skate or both for the same money. Ladios free Sat. eve. 2t Hint to the Public, for Christmas mail Kingdom should bi Thursday, December the United posted by 7th. $5.00 Reward $5.00 re wartl will be given by Mrs. E. Reynolds late of 3000 Scott Street. Vancouver, for information of the whereabouts of her son, Samuel Reynolds, who left home March 26th. 1910, and has not been heard from since, Mrs. E. Reynolds, 854 14th Ave., East, Vancouver, B.C. d-l Phone 150 The Insurance People Fire Life Marine Accident Plate Gluss Employer's Liability Contractors'"und Personal Bonds Policies Prepared While You Wait. tii a Mack Realty & Insurance COMPANY. P.S.-Houaoi and ItcnUlt. Learn to Dance . KING'S DANCING ACADEMY We refund your money if we do not teach you to dance for the price of one tkket. Wednesday��� and Saturdays in Sons of Kntrland Hall; at 8 p.m. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED KING GEORGE HOTEL . -: aroTLESHLY CLEAN ROOMS :- Rr earar-l I'aeVr Nr* Miiuir-aen: Cor. Kra-er and .-.th. Choir* Wine, anil Cl-rara RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMFORT Kur. .IS. set Ni|M MRS. c. Mcknight iad Upwards Proprietor eO�� Coming to Canada -in 1912- Writers******- silt GILBERT PARKER JACK LONDON I 1'liiN SINCLAIR ROBERT w. CHAHBER8 QOUVENEUR MuRIUS DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS CHARLES EDWARD RUSSKLL lll-i.lN .l.H WRIGHT KAUFFMAN GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER SIR ARTHUR CONAN DuYLE GENERAL NEL80N A. MILES K. PHILLIPS OPPLNHEtM ALFRED HENRY LEWIS ARTHUR li. REEVE BRUNO LESSINO ELINOR GLYN ALAN DALL Artists and Illustrators��� HARRISON I-ISIIEIl CHARLES DANA GIBSON HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY ANTON OTTO FISHER GRACE **s. WKIDKHSEIM CHARLE8 A. WINTER ALONZO A. KEMBLE L. W. KEMBLE Do these names mean anything lo you? Do you un- dcrsland their towering signlfloonce in tho field of lilera- ture and ail? Have youvcr in all I your life seen so tunny iiniiics uf such eminence grouped together as contributors I magazine? Such a group would make it a publication beyond price, and that Is oxaolly what we are call- Ing your ulli'iition to thathll moment. A magazine whose -tail o| contribute.rs for 1919 contains all Ulnae nnnies. The produol of either of the above writers Is easily worth Uie subscription price of 11.60. Cosmopolitan has endeavored iii ihe past lo give iis loaders four-fold In return for the subscription price", This polic) has InoreSSOd Its circulation until il hits outstripped ever, olher American magazine, making il necessary to publish Hiin.uno copies of the Christmas number, n Is our earnest desire to extend Immediately the circulation pasl ih.- million mark, with this end In view we will, until mlii'i' Kith, accept subscriptions In Canada at the of 11.50. li. inl FAMILY GROUP- Cmmiipolilag for him and her $ 1.50 Good Hoiwkrrpti-i, for her and him 1.50 World odar. for thc whole family .1.00 Canaila l*rr��lll|in TllUl .50 $2.00 .50 1.00 2.00 4.00 $8.00 Until Ilea. .Ith all S !��� to one lielelll'SS $5 Cosmopolitan Agency, P.O. Box 851, Winnipeg Genti.e.mkn: Please enter my subscription for one yenr to Cosmopolitan nt $1.5il, Cood Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan at $2.86, or Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping and World Today, at $5.00. 2 Lots, block 29, -section 1, price $5,000 1-4 cash, balance 6, 12, 18 months at 7 per cent. 3 LoU, block 7, section 1. price $2500 each, 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, and 3 years at 7 per cent. 1 Lot, block 28, section 5, price $525, $22-5 cash. bai. $50 every 3 months at 7 per cent. 2 Lots, block 22, section 7, with 4-room house, price $1837, $600 cash, balance $30 month. Double Corner, block 4, section 8, Price $800, 1-4 cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months at 7 per cent. LoU in block 11, section 8, price $300, $25 cash, balance $10 month. LoU in block 10, section 8, price $275 each, $25 cash, balance $25 month. LEASES 99 year lease corner Second Ave. and Sixth Street 99 year lease corner Third Avenue and Fulton Street. 8 per cent, on valuation. FOR RENT Cabin near Government Dock $6 and fround rent to G. T. P. Stores on econd Ave. We invite your listings. Wc advertise in many papers and in many ways ��� we have offices in other cities���our equipment should interest you. Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd. Jewelry -:The Gift of Gifts:- Ile-r-riii..- Jewelry I. likeel by everyone We would like to suggest that our stock furnishes innumerable suggestions. ALL your gift wants might easily be supplied from it���with profit to you ���and satisfaction to those you wish to remember. Our Cut Glass stock was never more pleasing. We carry nothing but the very best��� Libbey's best products are here. ���Be sure you call early. Wark^s .THIRD AVENUE JEWELERS., !, *t'^��s*--��M*-fcJt*--.ii*-��H^"^��t^��A For Rent ���ettea.. **iaM ^..-^,i .r.,.^ i,-^..-*-. ,*, For Rent���Nlca clean, warm rnmfortebU* room.. Ratea 36c and up. King George Hotel. If For Rent-Two roomed cabin, cloae to McBrlda, fr.r.hly papered and clean, only f 10 per month. H F. McRae A Co. t-f j Inaurance ���9 *********^****a********^.t*<*sam <***, ********* ****** i i ���^n-***^!!*-**-.!* ii *am******m*^**a\\ OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just settlements. We write every known class of Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. **^a*a***^a<tW**��*i Wanted j ���s.^.i ��iii^w^,.��ii s-..^.������>��..* Young lady to clerk in Newa Stand. Apply Canada Ry. Newa Ca. on wharf. ti Maternity nurae open for engagement. Box 2169 Newa. Apply tf Wanted. ��� Dreaamaking. cleaning and preee- ing. repairing for men and women. Mr. Charlea IVrcher. tao Third Ave. Phone294 Red. tf We have permanent poaitlon. for one or more lady repreeentatlvea In each city and town.hip In We.tern Canada. We oan offer very attractive term, to thoae who qualify and are willing to devote four to alx hour, dally to our work. Clergymen, eohoot teacher, and thoae having large personal acquaintance who can devote apare time will be amply repaid for their ear- vicea. Addreaa, immediately, Box 861, Winnipeg. i' Lost and Found ���aMa-Mmta^*, FOUND-1 Small Key.. Inquire at Newa Office. 226-tf e.**-^<�� .iii..^ nd | lt^4l*��-lt-��_4 r Real Estate 3 Lot for Sale in Section 6. Block 22. Lot 16. 7th Ave.-. Apply Mike Rutlch, Box 682 City. tf Stenographer 1 *0***a**i*y**am Eastern stenographer of wide experience wants position. Address "Stenographer." 662 Cordova St.. Vancouver. B.C. t-f r For Sale 1 For Sale���Wardrobe trunk In drat claaa condition. Apply Room 26, 631 8th Ave. Weet 270-272 Intending Purchasers of Section 2 Lots Nov. 29th is the date set for the selling by auction of LoU in Section 2. If you wish to get a lot send us your instructions to buy, together with the cash for the amount you care to put in. Terms of Sale���One quarter cash and balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent. G.R.NADENCOMPANY Limited. Second Ave, Prince Rupart, B.C. Water Notice SALE OF LOTS (Cintinued from Page One) The following were the sales recorded on Saturday: lilo.k B. Lot 28, T. D. Pattullo, $1,830. Lot 29, T. D. Pattullo; $2,030. Lot 30, C. 0, Westenhaver; $2,270. Lot 31, li. Bain; $2,300. Lot 32, It. A. White; $2,280. Lots 33, 34. 35, lt. A. McMordie, $1,200 each. lilock 6 Lot 6, U. Angell; $4,150. Lot, 7, O. Angell; $4,060. Lot 8, ti. Angell; $3,950. Lot 9, J. Gottsteln; $4,030. Lot 10, W. Grattan; $6,575. Block 8 Lot 7, Hazel Lawrence; $1,150. Lot 8, J. Zambettl; $1,150. Lots 9, 10, D. Bessobert; $1,150 each. Lou 11-12, IC. Douln; $2,910. Hlock 20 Lot 119, D. C. Falconer; $550. Lot 120 Mr. Hellman; $650. Lot 122, F. Gesah; $560. Lot 123, J. Linnell; $560. Lot 124, J. A. M.-Isaacs; $545. Lot 125, S. Mussalem; $485. Lot 126, P. Kerr; $485. Lots 127, 128, T. J. Davidson; $485 each. Lots 129, 130, Aid. Douglas; $485 each. LoU 131, 132, J. Gottsteln; $485 each. Do away with this. Patronize a white laundry. White labor only at Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118 CARTAGE and STORAGE C T. P. Tran.fer Agent. Orders promptly fllted. Pricea reasonable. OFFICE-H. B. Roche.ter. Centre St. Phone SB. I. Alfred Chrlatlan Garde of Prince Rupert, occupation Mining Engineer, give nolice that on the 28th day of December, 1911.1 intend to apply to the Water Commlaaioner at hla office in Prince Rupert fore licenae to Uke and uae two cubic feet of water per second from an unnamed atream in the Diatrict of Coaat Range 6. Skeena Division. 1-4 mile eaat of the Tyee Station, G.T.P. Ry. The water la to be uken from the atream about one half mile above Ita outlet, and la to be uaed for developing power for a query altuated at the outlet of aaid creek, along the Railway grade. ��� , ��� ALFRED CHRISTIAN GARDE Dated Nov. 28th, 1911. d-27 -BIG SHIPMENT OF- Enamelware Juat received from Davldaon, Montreal Complete Aaaortment ...Pricea tbe Loweat... F. W. HART 2nd Ave. and lithtit. Phone 62 Shoes.. MADE AND REPAIRED SECOND AVENUE JOHN CURRIE PRINC.-l RlII'KRT Name. Street. City. Add K,c exchange In perianal . I,, .,������. Province. Tenders Wanted Sealed tendera will be received by the under- algned up till 6 p.m., December 14th, 1911, for the excavation for water pipe aa shown on plan and profile which together with full Information and form of tender can be obUined from the cily engineer. The loweat or any tender not necea.arily accepted. W. M. DAVIS, E. A. WOODS, 2t City Engineer City Clerk P*.******t*t******PP**P**PP*tltp*t*��**t,*t-t*-tlti r SOMETHING SPECIAL... Section 5, Block 7, Lots 3-4, with 4 room house, income $25 per month. Price $3,300, $1,165 cash; bai. arranged. PETER McLACHLAN Third Avenue HEAL ESTATE TIMBER | MINES I����w<��M��nm<j.twtmtm��i<ti��t|ti WE BUY EVERYTHING We Pay Highest Prices for Brass, Copper, Lead, Rubber Boots, Solder, Dross and Bottles Prince Rupert Cash Store 735 THIRD AVE. lilock 10 LoU 31-43 Inclusive, Tsimpsean Syndicate; $615 each, LoU 44-45, Robert Gordon; $1,505. Block 18 Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, Mr. Schlen- miin; $460 each. Block ia LoU 50, 61, 62, 53, 54, 8chlen- iniin; $916 each. $2,060. Lots 67-58, O. R. Naden; $2,000. Lots 59-60, withdrawn. Lots 61, 62, J. T. Havl.lH.Mi; $950 each. Lot 63, C. l.uni'Ulst; $880. Lots 64, 66, Aid. Douglas; $880 each. Lots 66, 67, J. Gottsteln, $880 each. Lots 68-69, McCaffery & millions; $2,125. Block 11 Lot 19, J. Campbell; $1,420. Lot 20, Mrs. A. Smith; $1,420. Lots 21, 22, E. Flexman; $1,420 each. Lots 23-24, J. McAleenan; $3,170 Block 16 Lots 1-k, H. Evans; $1,750. Lots S, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, Wm. Alder; $900 each. Lots 9, 10, I. Palmer; $900 each. Lots 11, 12, Westenhaver Bros., $900 each. Lot 13, A. Swanson; $900. Lot 14, Westenhaver Bros., $900. Lot 15, Wm. Alder; $900. Lot lfi. r. J.' Davidson; $865. Lot 1". 11. Evans; $865 Lot 18, Mrs. D. II. Mac Donald; $760. Btoc 1. Lots 73-74, H. B. Scott; $2,200. Lots 75 , 76, 77, 78, 79. 80, 81, 82, S. P. McMordie; $1,180 each. Lot 83, H. F. McRao & Co. ; $1,415 Lot 84, A. T. Sanders; $2,325. Block 1 LoU 27- 28, N. Si-helnman; $2,400. Lots 29 i 30, Olle Besner; $1,050 each. Lot ;u, M. McNeil; $1,060. Lots II 33, A. C. Beatly and C. Taylor $1,050 each. Lot 34, 11. M. McCleod; $1,050. Lot 35, j, Hegarty; ,< Lot inr., o. Hanson, $7 Lot 106, WeslenliuM-i- I Lot 107, Wm. nml *** n $730. Lot 108, J. Young; ** Block 0. LoU 13-14, u i, $3,800. Lot 15, J, Mennle; ���*��� Lots 16, 17, 18 ont; $1,390 each. Lots 20, 21, Mr. Bos each. I.ot 22, Win. Douglai Lots 23-24. 0. Besner; Lou 36, 37, ci. Broder each. Lot 38, T R. Miiltlnnil, ��� Lot 39, 0, Besner; |1,2( Lot 40, J. Smith; $1,251 Lot 41, Mr. Collar!,* ��i ,81 18, P. 17 JO, *M|��i 'k.��on; McCly. '���rt; It ' A. McNIcboli! eiltullo; LoU 42-43, $2,350. Block -Jn Lou 68-6H, B, B. yager; ��� [���* Lot 70, N. Scli Ion man; J:'inn Lot 72, M. Albert; $1,100, Lot 73, I. Palmer; $2,100, Lots 74, 75, 76, T. 11. I\ $2,100 each. Lot 77, J. Gluck; $2,10u. Lot 78, V. Casley; �����,;(ln. Lot 79, V. Casley; $1,2:;, Lot 80, V. Casley; 11,110. Lot 81, H. Ebcrt; $1,080. Lot 82, M, Cohen; $1,010, Lot 83, Mr. Slbbald; $1,010, Lot 84, Mr. Brlcklnml; 11,010, Lot 85, O. Besner; $1,010, LoU 86, 87, Aid. Douglas; Jl.OO*, each. Lot 88, J. ElDlvin: $1,006 Lot 89, L. Drummonil; $910. Lot 90, Mr. Mussalem; $810. Lot 91, A. Mullen; $8lo Lot 92, J. S. Dumas; $810 Lot 93, M. Albert; I860, Lol 94, Westenhaver Bra Lot 95, J. Hegarty; $766, Lot 96, Mr. Jones; $765. Lot 97, D. Brown; |T6E Lot 98, I). Brown; $76.r. Lot 99, F. Iloogan an.l II. I.iiyu; $765. Lot 100, H. Hanson; $765. LoU 101-102, withdrawn $p3:S:8SE:3SS:8��8^ THE ra CONTINENTAL TRUST CO. ! ra a.l ... HI V.l ra ... "*. 1 0 **** MM ���*t *.* *..* ... B iii ill LIMITED We have luting, of property in all parte of the city tt attractive pricea and ea.y term.. If you intend buying property .ee ut. Sale Depoait Bote. $5.00 per year Storage For Silver Fir* Inaurance Board Companiei CONTINENTAL TRUST CO. 1 UNITED {" Second Avenue Princ* Rupert (j) 3;3:8:3$6��S8:eE^ H.I.O MiMORAMDUM EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK We Loaned Money at Per Cent, to Build This House Per Cent, to Build This House "^AffiKlWSJKSfb,S! a h0U3e or payoff, mortgage. CANADIAN HOME INVESTMENT CO. Mclntyre Block, Third Avenue, Prince Rupert. Head Office: Pacific Building, Vancouver, B. C. amtrrmmsm -��� ���.*-��� (
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