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CLASSIFIED ADS. Try Smith & Killas’ iee cream.!

 

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, i Plymouth Kees 10 cente at
FALL CLASS itm Shorthand begins soon, Fr wy
Those interested phone 77. Miss Maud rizze ~

hason 215-217 * * *
; oa, FOES Mr. Joe Seott left for the in
FOR RENT terior this morning by the G.T.P
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FOR RENT. ~Large furnished front room,
$12 per month. Apply Box 97, Daily Miss Alice Garss was @ passen
News S08) or by the G. T. P. train this

FOR RENT—-New house, four rooms,, near y »
drydock; $23, P. O. Box 190 giser, | Porning.

 

 

POR RENT Six rooms and bathroom; * * *
Section Six; $26.50 Prince Rupert eet
Financiers, 315 Second Ave 2130f. Norfolk Rooms, Steam heated,
- hot and cold wate Terms rea.
FOR SALE sonable. 6th Ave. and Fulton
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FOR SALE—-Section 5 200 cash and $25 A football mat vas plaved
4 month buys five-room house close in last nigeht betwe the Callies. re
FOR SALE Majestic Range Cheap call “1 . —— ecore being

660 Fifth Ave. kast 914-16 ilting in a dra !
{ to 4.
FOR SALE—-New house, Section 7, $100 . e e
cash and $20 a month; total $1,150 |
P. O. Box 190 21Stf. Mr. Frank A. Ellie, who has}
FOR SALE Tracts of Land in Lakelse| peen in town fi 1 few dave. left!

Valley containing 10 acres each, $20 2 :
per acre. McCaffrey & Gibbons, 244tf.| for his home in Fort George this

FOR SALE.—Lot 1%, Block 45, Section 6; ) morning

 

aetrecey level and on street grade. Only +. * +

$50 cash and balance to sult, Snap of :

an investment. Must have the mooet; W. S. Fisher returned yester

eye ae avers : jday afternoon by the Prineess
WANTED iRoval from a business trip two

Vancouver.

 

 

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WANTED—-Second-hand accordeon Ap , - 4 ‘ aie
ply Box 11, Datly News 217-18 Mrs. P. R. Harris ar dl « hildren |
eft this morning for Smithers, to}
WANTED—A blacksmith for mine work. ; |
Must understand machine drill Steel pi seene a month's holiday in the
Apply Box 12, Daily News 217-1 linterfor town. |
WANTED—-Employment by capable wom- | * * -
an Want Tome for winter. Will ac-/
cept reasonable wages. Apply Box 10,/ Mr. George D. Hull left for La i
Dally News 216-f.\kelse Lake this morning, where

WANTED—Pupiis for business college in) 2 P > a are ane
Prince Rupert. $12.50 per month day Mes. Hull and friends ar pend
classes; $5.00 per month evening) ing a holiday camping.

classes Leation, Second and Second.) * - a
Apply Box 99, Daily News. 204tr. .
WANTED—-Men and women wanted every Direct shipments via Grand

where who are willing to work a a Trunk from Edmonton enable us
hours in their own home for $15 week- :

ly. Samples free. The Co-Operative ito sell Faney Creamery Butter in
Union, Windsor, Ont. 217-1t.

 

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Prince Rupert Dairy r. and Mrs. W. F. Williams}

and children, aecompanied by |Qourt this morning charged with| been notified through the wire

 

Phone Green 252 iMrs. Naylor, left for a trip into

. "4 : ithe interior by the morning train.
Holstein Milk for Babies ('° hN

specially Bottled | Comfortable launch for hunt-

TESTED cows jing parties. Why not get: the

di ‘ . best? “Eleanor Mac.” West end

An invitation is cordially ex-|@vernment dock. 206-2314
tended to the citizens interested | tase

to inspect the dairy premises At the request of the directors,
during the hours of 3:30 and 4:30 Dr. Young, Provincial Secretary,
Wednesdays and Saturdays when has accepted the invitation to

milkng operations are being CON- | open the Exhibition on Weinee-

 

ducted. | day, September -, S { p.
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The Ladies’ Aid ye the Baptist
iChureh will hold a birthday con-
or e cert on Tuesday, September 22, at
iS p. m. Admission: “As many
jeents as years you're old.’ 2417-18

 

LOT 19 Plymouth ‘Fess “10 cents at

Frizzell's

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BLOCK 29 The funeral of Robert Auld, ac-
| cidental shot ¢ Shawatlans,
SECTION $8 ro an ran o He

jwas interred at Fairview. : His

| brother from Vancouver was
PRICE $650. ="
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The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,

|general towing; the new crude oil

ALL CASH itug “P.R.T. No. 1." Phone Red
391 or Black 322. Address: P.O.

earns Box 96. Agency for the “Avance”
ee Oil Motor. 165tf
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A Mathhew, eharged with
¢ R. Naden Co Ltd. |stealing, elected yesterday after
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jnoon for speedy trial. His case

il come up in a few days before
SECOND AVENUE | jy\iu"yoyus” SS" Poe"

 

 

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

710 SECOND AVE
Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery

Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle

tron -Pipe Pipe Fittings Pifies and Shotguns
Rope Valves Ammunition

Pumps Hose Paint

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated iron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

 

interior clergyman, is spending a| the
days in the city. jihad been sunk 60 miles south of
jeartons at 40 cents Frizzell's
| Grant Thornburn, bartender at

Savoy, was up in the Police|

 

 

 

 

BRITISH CAVALRY RECRUITS DRILLING IN LONDON.

s e th { i if the war in Furop:
j ‘ st ge men for the

Pismouth Hees 08 eens" SCHOONER COLLIDED

Frizzell’s

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Chinese gwamb

Satm ielemtid saat Sem AND WAS SUNK

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(Special to The Daily News—1°:.0 P.M.)
Direct shipment via Grand
from Edmonton enable us Porliand, Ore Sel !
Faney Creamery Butter it wssage sent by wireless f
jeartons at 40 cents Frizzell's nknown vessel off the gol
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Hive Marco station sak
Father Goecolo, the well known veh - —

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ithe Columbia River The Se

Japanese consul said he

assault. On Thursday evening ajless station that the vessel
by the name of “Goekney’|been sunk off the Columbia.}
Edwards was making a fuss in|Through the same agency
bar and Thornburn tried to|heard rumors that the sinking

prevent him using a billiard eue.| the vessel came through a colli
‘was found guilty and sentence|sion with the Japanese cruiser
was deferred until Monday. lfdzumo and he was endeavo
* * * to get into communication
Direct shipments’ via Grand|the Idzumne \t a late hour
Trunk from Edmonton enable us{Was unable to reach the cruiser
to sell Faney Creamery Butter i by wireless He whereabouts
cartons at 40 cents Frizzell’s, }UnAnOWND

BATTLE OF THE WAR

STILL RAGING SONS Or ENGLAND

ENJOY THEMSELVES

(Special to The Daily News)

dk Sept. 19 The great] I Sons of England cor
of the war cont es with/u suspices Of Lhe
fierceness along the whole} Engla Football  ¢ b Was

 

actior j Loe g present rhe e
ost . niieninan nit ded whist oes da
JAPS ATTACKING ing ani ga s, interspersed wit!
GERMAN SHIPS sone ond recitations. Refres!
enemenienme ment served after
(Special to The Daily News.) whist drive
‘okio, Sept. 19.—The Japanese An exceptionally good prograt
dropped a be “ a German/Was rendered, ineluding Me;
» in Kiau Chow harbor tester- | Harl« the Welsh ehe
by aeroplane and smoke was Killarney response blo ar
seen to arise from the ship core
Meth Davies sang rhe
HOSPITAL DANCE. tors good style Miss Neu
. mar If | Build a World
Given by the Swedish Dancem | You” excelled hersel! A new i
the benefit of Prince Rupert|rival Miss Branch, gave two ¢
General Hospita St. Andrew’s|{cellent recitations The Kye
9 Dp. m Wednesday, sep the Little Yellow God” and a tale
tember 23 Westholme Orehes.|of a w king woman during
Gentlemen #1 Ladies free.|reian of Queen Victoria Judging
Good music and good treatine nt.|from the reception she received
217-219-220) Miss Branch will prove a favorite
- with P ce Rupert audiences
Baptist Church. rhe party broke up at 2 a
Morning worshiy 11 a. m.;jafter one of the jolliest times the
subject, “The Mighty God.” Bven-|society ever had Mr. ¢ lr. tlew
worship, 7:30 p. m.: subjeet,}itt ran the whist drive Mr. ‘I
‘Man and His Sir Sunday |Silversides was chairman for
School, 2:30. You are welcome j evening

schooner Francis Hl. Leggett

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! September 19, a se
ul sixt men of the Irish
Fusiliers w eave for Vanecouve

the P. KR. boat this afte

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Desk Room with use of Harry Han

Free Office Rent and
Underwood Typewriter

Excellent location
Fire, Life and Accigent Insu-

Placed in good Compani«

KISSICK, EDWARDS &

Coal! Coal! Coal!

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~ THE PRINCE RUPERI SASH
AND DOOR COMPANY, L1D,

Manufacturers
Doors, Sash, Mantels, Mouldings, Scrol! and Band Sawing
and all kinds of Finishings, Store and Office Fix,
tures, House Finish a Specialty,
Factory and Office: Seventh Avenue, Hays Gove Circle
Telephone 218 - P.O, Box 207 - Prince Rupert, B. 6,

 

  
 

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FOR RENT

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High-Grade Work Plumbing, seaming

 

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AU aEEGEEGEEETREEEAATAT AERA AEAA TATA

AN AUCTION SALE OF THE STOCK IN TRADE AND

FIXTURES OF R. W. CAMERON WILL BE HELD AT THE
STORE OF R. W. CAMERON, CORNER OF SECOND AVE-
NUE AND SIXTH STREET, ON SATURDAY, THE 26th IN-
STANT, AT 2:30 P.M. THE INVENTORY MAY BE IN-
SPECTED AT THE SAID PREMISES, OR A COPY THERE-
OF MAY BE HAD FROM THE UNDERSIGNED. THE
STOUK WILL BE SOLD IN BULK AND THE FIXTURES
IN PIECE, SUBJECT IN THE LATTER CASE TO A LUMP
BID FOR THE WHOLE OF THE FIXTURES. TERMS CASH.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE UNDERSIGNED.

D. C. STUART, Assignee

 

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Capital .$ 11,560,000
Reserve Fund 12,560,000
Total Assets .. 175,000,000

Savings Bank Department — $1 wit Open an Accom
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for Vancouver ‘ps
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Sails for Granby Ba Naas ghi;
Vanecouve Victoria, Seattle “E,

Agency: American Express, Atiantic Steamers
PHONE 568 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND Mt

 

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