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$20.00 to $45.00

Mixed Tweeds, Navys,
Black, Brown, etc.

Also suit mod+ls and samples of
eloth from which we take orders
for suits made to your measure

and a perfect fit guaranteed.

H.S. Wallace Co., Ltd.

Dry Goods, Crockery,
Chinaware, Etc., Etc.
COR. FULTON ST. AND THIRD AVE.

We carry the most complete
line of the above world famous
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and Supply

Cor. Third Ave. and 6th St. Prince Rupert

 
   
 
 
  

Concert to be given in aid of the Hospital on

Monday Evening, September 23rd

at the Westholme Theatre at 8.15 p.m.

Seats now on sale at Box Office, Westholme Theatre.
Tickets—$2.00, $1.50 and 75 cents.

Total proceeds of the Concert will be devoted to
the Prince Rupert General Hospital
Everyone attend and aid a good and worthy cause.

PHONE BLACK 78 PHONE BLACK 78

J. S. Gray & Son

Ladies’ Suits

 

   
 

  
   

      

  

 

The Daily N ews

 

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The delegates to the conven-
tion of the International Gener-
al Passenger and Tickets Asso-|
ciation, which was held in Seat-
tle jast week were keenly disap-
pointed after spending two hours
here on Saturday even that
ithe arrangements had not called

BE if a more extended visit
couver. Everyone of the visitors
was delighted with the cit d
none more than I

The speaker was Mr. J.b
Donald, assistant genera pas-
senger agent for the Grand
Trunk Railway in Chicag wh
accompanied the visitors Va
eouver and remained ove take
a trip up to Prince Rupe and
eut the Grand Trunk Pacif
as far as the end of ster

“This is my first visit Va
couver, and I am surprised
see such a large and w b
city It is a city t I d of
This was the first as
sociation met m h Pacific
slope, and any f the easter
delegates were ar d : the
wonderful progress being race
on this coast The ‘ ve
Iwill come back wes 1915
San Francisco, and Ia hopes
hat it will be held Van ive
before long.

Down in Chieago and the mid-
die states there is a great deal
of interest in ee imbia,
which is regarded as the last and
most promising west I believe
there will be a big exodus fron
the States his province be-
fore long and an inducement will
be the opening up of the interior
by the new railway lines and im-
provement of transportation fa-
cilities.”

Mr. McDonald was general
passenger agent for the Grand
Trunk in Toronto for many
years, and is one of the most
popular and best known officials
of the system.

Mr. McDonald followed out his
intention and spent a few days
in Prince Rupert, leaving on the
Prince George Friday morning
He was delighted and surprised
at the wonderful progress made
iby this city and foretells a great
future for it.

Floating Dock for Canada.

The Dutch
and Swaitzezee, reputed to
most powerful in the world,
took in tow last Saturday at Bar-
row the huge floating ship dock
the Duke of Connaught for the
long voyage to Montreal The
floating dock is the second larg-
in the world It has been
built. specially to enable it to be
utilized at all seasons of the
year, the possible freezing of
water in the compartments and
the affecting of by
frost being averted.
capable of lifting
vessels afloat, her length over all
being 600 feet, breadth 135 feet
and height above pontoon deck
42 feet.

Roodezee
be

two tugs

the

est

mechanism
The dock

the largest

 

. Forgot Her Baby.
A woman was to
her little girl on a seat at
bourne railway station on
day and go away for a ticket.
She then disappeared, and the
child was handed over to the po-

place
East-
Tues-

seen

lice. It was learned later that
the baby was accidentally left be-
hind by the mother, who was
leaving by the train. As soon
as she realized what had hap-
pened, she took the first train
back to Eastbourne, where her

child was restored to her.

 

Companies Wili Join

The Liverpool correspondent
of the “Telegraph” wires that
there little doubt entertained
in the shipping cireles that the
reported fusion of the Allan and
C.P.R, steamship lines will shor-
tly be fully justified. It is un-
derstood also that the Canadian
mail contract is now the
joint concern, which com-
bined form, will enjoy
relations with the
vernment.

is

safe for
in its
the closest
Dominion Go.

For a Deserving Cause

 

The ladies of New Westmin-
Watchmakers, Jewellers vee gol rca gre Be
and Opticians Her Royal Highness the Duchess
: of Connaught for the Vietorian
Musical Instrument Dealers Seder of Wureee. lire. 0. B. Ma.
Allister is acting as treasurer of
the money collected, They have
Everything in the Jewelry line. Headquarters for Musical Instru- already succeeded in collecting
ments and Uniforms, Sole agents for the quite @ sum,

z Get the “Classic shoe for the
Stanley Pianos and Players children and avoid all foot
troubles for them. Seott, Proud

& Co, 223.224

High ~- Grade - Watch - Repairing - a - Specialty Se

Choicest liquors and cigars
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suuthwest corner of Lot 4446, thence south |

» feet, thence following the shore line |
‘4 @ GOrtheasterly direction 300 feet from)
vc Grand Trunk Pacific Railway right-of-|
way to @ point 300 feeet east of the south-
east corner of Lot 4446, thence west 300)

more or less

Pembroke, Ont., occupation lumberman,
ntend to apply .or perm’ssion to purchase
the following described iands:
Commencipg at & post planted at point
where G. T. P. Rly. intersects the Zymago-

island Ww point of commencement,
JAMES COXFORD.
Dated July 6th, 1912.
Pub July 23, 1012.

skeena Land Dtgentes--piaeries of Coast,

Take notice that |, Anthony Ludgate, of
Kitsumkalum, occupation lumberman, in-
tend to apply for pene w purchase

the followipg describe
Commencing at 4 t planted at @ point

where G. T. P. Rly. intersects the Zymago-
lita River, about 4 chains southwest from
most westeri t of Lot 1717, thence

easterly 48 ¢ along the G. T. P. Aly.
right of way, thence northerly and west-
erly about 60 chains following shore line
of island to point of commencement.
ANTHONY LUDUGATE.
Dated July 6th, 1912.

feet to high water mark or G. T. P. right-| 5

lischarging into the pass one mile
of-way, thence along the beach to point) of Hegan Point. The water will be di
of commencement, containing 2.0 &CFeS) verted approximately southeast from Hegan

IGNACE MASSEY. se ) stri urposes on the
Dated July 30th, 10139. tenes ented Tor 1 and Lot 2737,
Pub. Aug. 12, 1012. Range 5, Coast District
Skeens Land District—District of Coast, This notice was posted on the ground
ange V. m the 13th day of August, A. D. 1912
Take notice that |, James Coxford, of The application will be fied in the of

titz River, about 26 chains southwest from) lumbia

most westerly point of Lot 1717, thence ous gE BEARNS,
easterly 48 chains G. T. P. Rly. right H. CLARK

of way, thence southerly and westerly Pub. Sept. ¥, Vere Applicants
about 70 chains following shore line of - —— 2

for a license to take and use eight cubic
feet per second of water out of 4« certain
stream rising in the bills to the south and
east of liegan Point, flowing about north
west by west till the point of compass
bears northwest, thence south and —
sou

Point ope and a half miles distant and will

fice of the Water Recorder at Prince Ku-
pert, British Columbia Objections may
be filed with the said Water Kecorder or

with the Comptroller of Water Rights,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, British Co

 

STUART & STEWART

Accountants
309 2nd Ave. Phone No. 280
Prince Rupert P. O. Box 351
Auditors for City of Prince Rupert

 

Alex. M. Manson, B. A.
W. E. Williams, B. A., L. L. D.

WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.

x 286
Heigerson Block Prince Rupert, B. C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services every Sunday in the
Chureh Hall at 11 am. and
Empress Theatre at 730 p.m
Sunday School at 2.50 p. m

REV. F. W. KERR, M.A... Pastor

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, SRD AVB., NEAR OTH ST
Services every Sunday at 11
am. and 730 p.m Sunday
School 230 p. m. Baraca

Bible Class 2.30) p.m

REV. W.H.McLEODBAB.D. Pastor

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
Services every Sunday at li
am. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m.
REV. C. R. SING, B.D.

Pastor

"CITADEL
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THE SALVATION ARMY
Granville Court
Sunday services at
am, 3ands p.m. Sun-
day School, 1:30 p. m.
Week night services Mon
day, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
CAPT. AND MRS TUTTE
Commanding OMcers

 

 

 

 

THERE ARE NO “DEAD ONES” HERE— Geo
4 = rge hak
- Se |$ 618 3rd Ave. ae
| Rupe
London Trains Collide. on FOR RENT | ieeseessemecend
«| The bravery of the driver of a For R t ee
| : . Two fats on 4th Avennue, Section 6.'
! ‘ rai n st king t is pos Each fat contains 5 rooms highly Mnished Great B
ized a 4 rhit e bee 0 € 00) hbed,| and steam heated throughout, fine bath
i z what might hav nis La RENT — Tires. re m fat ae e sl om, large kitchen range, electric light, argains
;a lisastrous collision i the = ine, uninterrupted view of the harbor Fifty lots in se
| Piccadilly Tube Railway McINTYRE HALL to lease for dances, ete.) Apply Lote 97-98, Biss oy
W ; \ ; : Terms. Gray & Son. Black 78 208tf PRINCE RUPERT AGENCIES avenue, 63% : tT
ednesday night : was 8 Phone 121 Two-room cottage, F
. he ' OR RENT—Two large front rooms, on) 7 eMride r ‘a
en people were sligh ed.|? Fifth ave.. overlooking the “pi f McBrid ~
The « sion ecurred a he Beautiful location and close in ti y H.
sled ‘ i i at 0 phone Green 338 ae Thire a.
; eucl if ae sia at | 330 q Bo
a PO NT—Two suites first ease, house: | Ww Lots Ww ed x 606
| w he a non-stop train, procee d. ay cme o a cere, oO ant (Opposite Post Office
jing from Finsbury Park to Ham- ing on 6th avenye, oppo “Seated
Rink. All conveniences < -
mersmith, crashed into the re u —_ i | IN SECTION TWO ne =
| ' -
,of a stationary trai he driver |
seeing the danger, applied the ADDRESS Westholme (o
es ' yssible speed For Sale | umber
skes with all possible spe aa P. O. BOX 292, PRINCE RUPERT ,
By his pr ptit the inpact LIMITEI
‘as ‘ndered ess seve rhe —_
FOR SALE—One 8110 double drum
ver applied the brakes with hoisting engine, in first class condition, "|
. - ne 2 his " non lll ae Lumber and Mouldi
she« am le sustaine er I
0" . PRINCE RUPERT INN m
oer : | All Kinds of Building Supplies
Died from Eating Eggs i :
a 9 9 WANTED—At once, two experienced dress: | |
Shortly after having escaped makers. Mesdames Barbeau & Grant. | AND i
the ravages of feve it Powell wanrep—tmmediately, first class glazier i
. . Firet
| River hospita Moses Mossada- Apply Prince Rupert Sash & Door Co.| Avenue Phone 186
2ive
jira, a Russian, died from eating | ANNEX
i oa WANTED—iImmediately, & good general)
i) 21 eggs servant Mrs. P. |. Palmer, 720 4th) !
According to the loctor wh Ave. East Phone 209 221-226 |
was summoned the man’s! POSITION as domestic, capable of doing} ne ou
| sid hortly after the -lebra all kinds of general neasenere — |
side short! afte © coMnura- ing, ironing, cooking, etc. Address Miss
ition of his fever convalescence 4. L. Tomlinson, care Bishop Du Ver Owned and operated by the
iMossedara ate Kimself to death| “* "== = Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
while in a weakened nditi WANTED—Cleaning, pressing ane repels the American and European plan. orn
a. a ing; reasonable price. Phone Black 328. | - Cr
The man’s body was brought| Second avenue and Sixth St 230 Excellently ee oan
jto Vancouver where interment steam heat, electric light, and i
we nad modern conveniences, being abso- | 7 h , rer
as inade
Miscellaneous lutely first-class in every respect. ff) th A ) E N L E
Launch Alice B.. W. J. Thomas.| The appointments and service | SECTIO \ SIX
Phone Green 391. Govt, Wharf.| MARRY—Why remsie alouef The ides) are equal to any hotel on the / a
| Introduction Club is 8 perietty private, coast
Pp ae, ; high class, reliable medium for ———
Cae Ge Sneeneny nationality oF Teligion Particular rs 4 tor $2000 cash and the balance over ter
ROY IRY stamp. te Wilson, box 1776, Van | years at 6 per
couver . Cc .
AL -DA | Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.
Creamery Butter, Ranch Eggs
Pure Cream Milk and Buttermilk | Lost and Found Sa | H . & (
Give vs a “TRIAL i — — n a
ere and Financial Agents
Phone 36 719 3rd Ave.) LOST—Last Sunday at the Rupert Marine % . Sweet Manager.
iron Works wharf, ohne Magazine camera G A S » oral Ave. Prince Rupert
| in waterproof canvas case Will the
J sk ON y finder return to Rupert Marine tron
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE | Works Ofee? 923.295
| W. WICHOLSON-LAILEY,
Skeena Land District— Distriet of Coast, | WATER NOTICE. ? Architect.
Take notice that 1, Agnace Massey, of Por » License to Take and Use Water. R 40 Stephens Block
venoeree, 5B. C., See logger, ey Notice is hereby given that George E : oom es el o i i
) apply Tor permission to purchase Bearns and William H. Clarke, both of the one
following described foreshore: city "he ‘ encouver. im the Province of - Church Services - |
Commencing at @ post planted at the) pritish Columbia, merchants, will apply

WEST ASSAY WORKS

| Gold, Silver, Cop; eact '
615 Hastings St. W
VANCOUVER, 3. ©.

 

SMITH & MALLETT

THIRD AVE
Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting a
Sheet Meta! Work

Office: ard A
Phone 174

Worksdop
and stb Su

 

ve.
2nd Ave. bet. Tth

 

 

P.O. BOX & PRINCE RUPERT

JOHN E. DAVEY
TEACHER OF SINGING
on,

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pub. July 23,1042.
Skeons Land District—Disiriet of ALFRED CARSS, ©. V. BENNETT, B.A. Investors Notice
satis pred pawscn, ot] Sea Mathe'Bet — Fanewen and a

prince. Hipert, x Saha in = R and ee  ¥ and lead mines
tend wo ly for permission purchase a itselas, C., 6
the follow Gescribed lends: — CARSS & BENNETT f a . on the Copper
mencing at & post planted three tmiles BaRRISTERS, NoTARIES, Etc. River. Good copper and lead
west, Ge mate seam of End _ Gens Office— Albert Block, Second Avenue. showings from 6 to 414 feet wide.
west 40 chains, thence north 40 ch ins,
thence east 40 chains to point of com- Easy Terms.
mencement; containing 16 ecres, more
E FRED DAWSON Apply

re agen axe” "| DOUGLAS |] or ve x"conpor

us. ,
j .

skeena Land District District of Coast, | Dancing School KITSELAS, B. ©.

Take notice that |, Alonzo Hamblet, of Adulte’ Class Monday, Wednesday
; t, occupation ¢ inven, | and Gaturday Evening. Children a
Everest, pV eahinston,” ouieaten ne core) dally. LAND PURCHASE NOTICES.
chase the foflowing described lands oa See

Commencing 4| & post planted on the)
north bank of Beaver River and about 6%) Skeena Land a District spistrics of Coast,)
miles in @ westerly direction from the! Skeena L +2 ange
southwest corner of T. L. 9955, tact ace | and Diges District of Coast, Take notice that Mrs, L. C. Putnam, of|
40 chains worth, thence 80 chains west,| Take notice that I, Eli 4 H. Hambiet, of 5% Paul, Minnesota, occupation married
thence 40 chains south, thence 80 chains| Terrace, B. C., oecupation engineer, intend| OM", Intends to apply for permission to}

purchase the following described lands

 

 

 

 

east, following meander of river back to to apply for rmission to
point of comupencement, containing 320 following described lands: purchase the |" Commencing at & post planted about 80
acres more or less. | Commencing at @ post planted on the chains west from the southwest corner of}
ALONZO HAMBLET | south bank of Beaver River and about 4% | Urveyed, T. L. 30045 on the bank of
Per Eli T. H. Hambiet, Agent. |miles in a westerly direction from the| =*®en4 River, thence south 80 chains
ated June iuth, 1042. | southwest corner of T, L. 2255, thence thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
ub. July 16, 1912. 40 chains south, thence 160 chains ‘sest,| Cains more or less to bank of Skeena
thence 40 chains north, thence 160 chains River, thence in an easterly direction SS
Skeena Land District—District of east following the meander of river back| 28% Of river 80 chains more or less |
Coast Range Four, | 10 point of commencement, containing 640| 20%! Of commencement, containing 640
Take notice that |, Isabelle Smith El- | geres more or less. acres more oF less
lis, of Prince Rupert, occupation married ELi T. H. HAMBLET. MAS. L. €. PUTNAM
woman, intend to apply for permission w Per Eli T. H. Hamblet, Agent George KR. Putnam, Agent
Purchase the follow described lands:——| Dated Jane 10th, 1012 Dated August 16th, 1012
Commencing at 4 ont planted four miles Pub. July 16, 1018 Pub. Sept. 17, 10142
west and one mile south of End Hill,
Banks Iisiand, thence south 80 chains, Skeena Land District -—District of GCoast,|Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
thence east 60 chains, thence north 46 Range V Range V
chains, thence west 40 chains, thence Take notice that |, Maregrite Nicoll, of Take notice that Allan Sim, of Prince
north 40 chains, thence west 40 chains to Terrase. 6. C,, ocenpation widow, intend| Rupert, cecupation bridgeman, intends to
iat of commencement; containing 480 apply for permission to purchase the| apply for permission to purchase the fol
acres, more a tone me described lands lowing deseribed lands
ABELLE SMITH ELLIS Commnencing 41 & post planted on e Commencing at &@ post planted at the
Dated August 1, 1012 north bank of Beaver iver end about 4 northeast corner of ub 1706. 4nd marked
Vub. Aug. 13, 1012 miles ig & westerly direction from the|Allan Sim 8. EB. Corner, thence north 40
southwest corner of T 2255, thence| chains, thence west 20 chains more or
—_—_—_— —_—— 40 chains north, thence 86 chains west,j/less to bank of Zimogotiz River, ‘direc: |
" a | Mence 40 chains south, thence 80 chains|along bank of river in @ southerly direc
Ad rtise east following meander of river back to|tion 40 chains more or less to the aren |
j ve In point of commencement, containing 32°) line of Lot 1706, thence east #0 chains |
acres more or less more or less to post of commencement,
-| Per Bu - ours NICOLL containing. 80 acres more or less
|. Hamblet, agent ALLAN
THE DAILY NEWS| Daze June 40%h, 491 - Dated August 34, 1919 =
July 16, 19149 Pub. Sept. 19, 1018

AND POOL AS
soanndl,

HAYNER BROS.

UNDERTAKERS ano EMBALMERS
Funeral Directors

8rd Ave. near 6th St Phone No #

E. L. FISHER

Funeral Director and Embalmer
CHARGES REASONABLE

THIRD AVENUE PHONE 3%
OPEN DAY AND NIGH!

 

 

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Three beautiful lots nd
and two green-houses all 2
ground improved; be 8
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2nd Avenue