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FROZEN BAIT
CLASSIFIED ADS. -

 

 

 

ICE

noe FINEST FROZEN HERRING

 

WANTED—General

WANTED—Young Woman as house maid.

 

servant. Apply Mrs.

O'Reilly, 230 Fifth Ave., East. $25.00 per ton.

Apply matron Prince Rupert Hospital. For Sale by

 

FOR SALE—New, Modern six-room house,

FOR RENT

KINCOLITH PACKIIG C0.

LIMITED

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

one milt from centre. Splendid view. MILL BAY. B. C.
heat omar” Se ra teliae For further particulars
= apply to
THOR JOHNSON
APERHANGING Central Hotel.
KALSOMINING
PAINTING -—
F. G@. ROBERTS ;

Walker’s Music Store

Removed to Werner’s Old Stand

14 Dyer Apts. P. O. Box 642

 

On Second Avenue.

 

 

 

PIANOS
PLAYER PIANOS, MUSIC
ROLLS, SHEET MUSIC, AND
SMALL MUSICAL GOODS.

A. E. WRIGHT

Provincial and Dominion
Land Surveyor

Surveying and Engineering

Gerhard-Heintzman Pianos.

 

 

Pianos to Rent.
P. 0. Box 10 Phone 85 ail

Fourth Street i

 

 

 

BAYVIEW HOTEL

OPENS SEPTEMBER 5.

Vliore Homelike and Comfy
Than Ever.

 

Sheet Metal Work !

 

Now is the time to have
your roofs repaired, eve-
troughs and skylights seen
to, and heating plant put in
good shape for the winter.

Ia such Cases
Consult a Practical Man if You
Want Results 1

I served a regular appren-
tice at the Sheet Metal and

FRESH, AIRY ROOMS

DAINTY HOME COOKING

 

 

 

 

 

Heating business, in a regu-
lar Sheet Metal Shop Not in
A Jam Factory.

C. 0. ROWE

 

| Local News Notes }

PPILECP

 

 

whe: Biabsical: Diiaat’.tbatat (nian Mrs. Hilditch and child have
PHONE 340 P. 0. BOX 467 returned from the south.
Shop Opposite Boara of Trade Rooms ad * .
322 SECOND AVENUE Tommy McMeekin and Jack
Estimates Furnished to Can- 3) poomire left on Saturday on a

tractors and others Free

 

 

| week’s hunting trip to Pitt and

 

Lewis Islands.

 

 

 

se a
5. D. Macdonald, W. E, Thomp-
THE IMPERIAL son and G. Rudderham, Prince

WATER HEATER COIL

 

Rupert delegates to the Labor

Congress, returned this morning.
FOR RANGES AND STOVES

 

 

 

(Patented 1915) eo
Is made to meet the demand for John A. Boak, Western U. S.
Hot Water instantly and without Ps U
additional fuel being used. freight agent of the Canadian
Government Railways, is visiting
WARNING! his daughter, Mrs. Geo. B. Hull.
Purchasers of any iIn- >
fringing Stove ae lay Mr. Boak’s headquarters are in
| themselves open to prose- Chicago.
cution equally with the * s s
parties manufacturing or
making same. . P, A. Dempster, Grand Master
of the I. O. O. F., who arrived in
Now is your chance to get the a heen es ‘ se
ies te en Weher eating Reatie the city on the Sophia on Sat-
ancee— urday, left for the east this
Goll Connected........ 980.60 morning. While here he paid an|

Coll minus Connections. .$15.00
Your Money Back if it Dont suit.

As I own and control the above,
no one can put same in. Shall vig-
orously presecute any infringements.

HARRY HANSON
Phone 489 P. O. Box 395

official visit to the local lodge.

Sez

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“FOR TAXI |
Phone 99

Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fHE DALY NLWS

Monday.

 

 

 

 

 

“THE DIAMOND FROM THE
SKY” AT THE WESTHOLME
Tonight and tomorrow, the see
“The

will be

ond episode of Diamond
from the Sky”
Westholme.
the opening scenes will be pres

,ent, and it is late for)

jany who didn't to get in on this|

presented

at the All who saw}

not too

great serial now.

The rest of the program is of|
a high order, ineluding two very}
fine dramas in ‘The Taunt” and
“The The latter
is in two acts, and both are splen-
did. “The Baby,”

featuring Mr Sydney

Smoulderini.”’

Honeymoon
Mrs.

most attrac-

and
of the

tive items in a splendid program.

Drew, is one

PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVES

The

ao first-class passengers on the

following were amongst

 

Prince George this morning.

A. Poole, F. Fey, A Stewart, J.
Barton, E. Walsh, E. Allison, M.
Pawlok, Miss Collard, J. J. Horan,
Miss Goodwin, Mrs. Powrie, F. L.

 

Haston, Mr. Lowrie and wife, G.|
Harrison, Mrs. Hilditch and child, |
8. D. Maedonald, W. E. Thompson |
G. Rudderham, R. A. Smith, G.|
Wishart, Mr. Lowery, E. W. Hut-!

ton, Mr. Waugh, J. Swanson, H.|
M. Brown, Mrs. Cook, Miss Wright |
Mr, Willett, B. Frank, Mr. and|
Mrs. Alexander, C. A. Wickens, |
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Durham, E. E. |
Phair, T. J. Stephen, Mrs. Davis,|
Mr. Mulville, Miss MeKay, E. |
Davis, Miss Brown, Mrs. E. A.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bullock, Mr.!

Forstedt, Mr. Sullivan.

YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL

|

National League.
York. 5:
Philadelphia, 5;

New St. Louis, 3.

Chicago, 4.

srooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, 4.

Boston, 5; Pittsburg, 2.
American League.
St. Louis, 2; Boston, 3.
Chicago, 8-5; Philadelphia, 1-3. |
New York, 3-6.!
1-3.

Cleveland, 6-1;

Detroit, 5-9; Washington,
Coast League.

Salt Lake, 3-2; Vernon, 0-1.

San Francisco, 10-0; Portland,

3-44.

Los Angeles, 1; Oakland, 3.

“THE BROKEN COIN” AT
THE MAJESTIC THEATRE |

The Majestic tonight and to- |

 

 

morrow screens the ninth episode |
of “The Broken Coin.” This |
serial is proving to be one of the
most enthralling ever shown, the |
interest of the publie increasing

as the story unfolds.
Accompanying it tonight is a
splendid program of comedy and

“The Blank Note”
Friend the
both laughter
the Animated Weekly is, as

usual, full of up-to-date war and

items.
“Their

news
and Burglar”

are great raisers,

while

world’s news.

_

; BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC :
7 LUMP

COAL

$3.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery

Money Back
factory

 

Improves the flavor and adds to

Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.
\ the healthfulness of the food, |

UNION TRANSFER CO.

332 2nd Ave. Phone 34

POSPIL ELL OLODPLOLPAPELLIDL PPE LS ree

 

PRICE'S)

BAKING POWDER

A pure, wholesome, reliable Grape

 

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Box 26—-ist Ave. and MeBride St
| Pox 26--2nd Ave and god St
| Go. 26-—-2nd Ave and 6th St
G61 27--G. T. P.
CIRCUIT KO. 5
Bor 31--5th Ave. and Fulton St.

OBITUARY

The infant son of Mr, and Mrs.

Hodgins, Second Ave, and Seventh

died at the General Hospital

si

this morning. Funeral arrange-

snts are in the hands of the B

CG. Undertakers.

AUTO DELIVERY

EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

Phone --- 39

 

 

 

 

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FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

CIRCUIT NO. 1.

6th St. and 8rd Ave
6th St. and 8rd Ave
8th St. and 8rd Ave
2nd and

Box 12
Box 13
Box 14

Box 16—Junction of ist,
ard Aves.

Bor 1@--181 Ave., between 8th and
9th Sts. (Knox Hotel.)
Bort 17—1st Avs. and 7th St

tral Howl.)

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GIROVIT NO. &.

3rd. Ave and rd St

Box 22

Need You

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Reauirs WANTED FOR 62nd OVERSEAS

 

OFFICE NOW OPEN.
In view of the recruiting which ig in pro
throughout the Province, itt is apropos to
the questions which are considered by thos.
plate entering the Service. The following j«
nent queries, together with he information wi,
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
i.—How long am I to serve? Until th:
and six months after if regnized.
2.—-What pay shall I recefve? Your pay

Bl

ment,
3.—What will my wife receive during my

(also part of your pay) and if this be not
fortably maintain your family, the Canadia:
will further assist them.

4.—What will happen if Il am wounded «
be cared for by the Government
unti! you are discharged.
allowance will be paid you, varying according
your injury or disability.

5.—What will be done for my wife and «
while on Active Service? The
adequate pension, that will enable the fan
fortably unt/

and youl

If you are perma

Government

the childhen are old enough t

selves.

 

Box 82—-Borden snd Taylor Sts

her sole support, is treated in the same way

 

7th Ave. and Fultou St
9th Ave. and Comoa

Sth Ave. and Dodge P!
Ave

Box 34
Box 36
Box $7
Sox 38

Ave

 

4th and Thompson St

CIRCUIT NO. 4. |

Box 49-— 4th Ave. and tmmerson
Pr!
Bex 42 » Ave. and McBride St
Box 42—65th Ave. and Green St.
Box 44.--6th Ave and Hast! 3t

45—7th Ave. and Eberte.

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Bor 7th Ave. and Young &1t

SRO OR A A IR a A A PR

KARR ERR OHS

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Sept Inber

Your King and Coy

CANABIAN EXPEDITIONARY FoR

RECRUITING OFFICE AT PROVINCIAL cove

ANnS\

as a
be $1.00 per day and 10 cents fleld allowane,
you will be clothed, equipped and subsisted jy

month there will be paid her a separation a}!

ly ive com.

The widowed mother of a single ma:

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BATTALION |
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at present
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Who conten.

'St of pert).
ich each eles,

id Of the war
Private will
Besides this

the Gov ern.

sence? Every

if $9
VU).
Patriotic Fund
Sick? You will
pay eo tinned
ntly lusabled an
to the extent of

bildren if J die

provide ar

ifter them.

 

 

SOPPOROPOPOCOO DO

Don’t merely smother your cough

Mathieu’s Syrup of Tar and Co

 

CURE IT

the cold and thus effects a permanentcure. It is this quali
it the largest sale of any cough and cold remedy in Canada

45¢. large bottles, everywhere.
J. L. MATHIEU CO., Prop., SHERBROOKE,

om the pais from heed, back «od ft

your cold is feverish Mathieu's Nervine Powders, the wordlerful headache cum, will
Py gee Bes cha

 

If Not Eatis- |

prompUy arrests coughing, but t!
strengthening properties it helps the

1 Liver Oil

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system to throw of
ty which has won for

P.Q.

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die out.
four hours.

and a blue sk

furnaces,

cool.

energy go out,
months.

advertise.
Advertising ?

DON’T LET

Advice regarding your
adian advertising agen

write, if interested.

603 Lumsden Building, ‘Toronto,

 

 

 

THE PRICE oF HOMAGE

O NCE when King Edward VII. paid a visit to Sheffield,

all the fires in factories and plants were allowed to

Not a wheel in Sheffield turned for twenty-

, The primary object of this was to lift the
pall of smoke that hovers over that wonderful steel-produc-
ing city, and to ensure, as far as man was able, a bright day

GIt was

y for an auspicious occasion.

Sheffield’s expression uf respect.

UT the action was unique—it was unprecedented—it
was unthought of that those hundreds of mighty

raging night and day, and those seething

boilers, with quivering valves, should ever be allowed to
1, This extinguishing of fires cost Sheffield hundreds
of thousands of dollars—the price of the effort to get back
again to high-power efliciency.

OME business men in Canada pay an unwitting homage,
not to a king, but to a superstition—the superstiion
that hot weather justifies letting the fires of business

They stop Advertising in the Summer

By paying homage to tradition, custom, supersti-
tion, they have allowed Summer to become their “dull”
season. @,You know how dull it can be when you don’t
Do you know how brisk it can be made by

Do you realize how much momentum you

now lose in the Summer that must be regained in the Fall?

YOUR ADVERTISING FIRES DIE
OUT THIS SUMMER.

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advertising problems is available through any n
'y, or the Secretary of the Canadian Press Association, Room

Kuquiry involves no obligation en your part—s0