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“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

Corporation of tifé City of Prince
Rupert.

 

(SSUE CF NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

The City is about to issue a new direc-

 

tory and request the public to inform the

 

FOR SALE

 

 

FOR SALE—1i5 pairs extra Plymouth Rock) ations will be Wednesday, December 1st,
Homer Pigeons, mated and squab pro-
ducing, at a bargain; also Belgian ae

Apply 925 Borden St.

 

Superintendent of Telephones in writing
of any changes that may be desired. The
last day for receiving notice of alier-

1915.

 

FOR RENT

 

F. W. HART

 

FOR RENT—Five room fat, bath, hot and
Apply 433 7th
73. AND APPRAISER

cold water; $12.00.

Avenue, East.

AUCTIONEER

 

WANTED.

WANTED—One logging donkey engineer;
Two rigging men; one boom man. Apply

J. R. Morgan, phone red 324, City.

 

 

has knowledge of stenography preferred.
270-2.

Phone 186.

 

: : ,
WANTED — Experienced cashier, one who ; BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
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CORNER 3RD AVE. AND
REAR OF HART BLOCK

OFFICE
5TH ST.,

 

 

 

 

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LUMP

 

WANTED—Young girl to care for two
Apply 217, 4th Ave.,E.

smal! children.

 

WANTED—Servant for general

News office.

house- |
work. $20.00 per month. Apply Box 117

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
* Delivery
Money Back If Not Satis-

 

 

 

 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR

SECOND HAND GOODS

ALL KINDS

BOUGHT AND SOLD

HARD TIMES SATISFIED WITH A
SMALL PROFIT
Try 828 3rd Ave., Or Phone Red 268

 

 

 

 

AUTO DELIVERY

EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

Cate

Phone Red 339

factory

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

 

 

 

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Walker's Music Store

Removed to Werner’s Old Stand
On Second Avenue.

PIANOS
PLAYER PIANOS, MUSIC

| ROLLS, SHEET MUSIC, AND
SMALL MUSICAL GOODS.

 

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i Gerkard-Heintzman Pianos.
Pianos to Rent.

| FOR TAXI

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} Damas a atin?
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Sheet Metal Work !

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

In such Cases
Consulf a Praciicel Man if You
Want Results

 

I served a regular appren-
tice at the Sheet Metal and
Heating business, in a regu-
lar Sheet Metal Shop Not In
A Jam Factory.

C. 0. ROWE

The Practical Sheet Metal Man
PHONE 340 P. O. BOX 467

Shop Opposite Board of Trade Rooms
322 SECOND AVENUE

Estimates Furnished to Can-
tractors and others Free

 

 

| Phone 99

 

 

Stand - Hotel Rupert

 

$

 

 

 

 

A. W. Witherspoon, of Spokane,
|who has mining interests in the
j interior, arrived last night, ac-
companied by W. J. Kennedy, of
| Vancouver.
tas <<«
faptain C. H. Nicholson and
|George A. MeNicholl returned last
i night from their tour of the Alas-
kan coast. Both gentlemen left
for the

George:

south on the Prinee
= > =

| Before going elsewhere for
lyour photos, call up the Benson
Studio. New shipment of Xmas

styles has just arrived. 316 Third

fHE DAILY NLWS

 

Local News Noles

Hi. N. Boss, of Lakelse, came in
last night,

 

 

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F. M. south this

Morning.

Crosby went

s > .
George L. Clayton has returned

from the south.

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George B. Hull left for the
south this morning.
Th 3S

Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Michaels

left for Vancouver this morning.
s . s

Chimneys, pipes, ranges and

furnaces cleaned, call Fritz, phone
583. 270-2
Ss @

F. W. Holler of the Surf Inlet
mines, left for Vancouver on the
Prince George.

s s s

For best home-made bread and
goodies — The Woman's Home
Bakery, 3rd Avenue. D.16.

P. D. Shoebotham, of Vancou-
ver, left on the Prince George to-
day. .

. * .
Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, of Terrace,
arrived last night and left for the
south today.
= = 2
The Knickerbocker, of the Atlin

Fisheries Company, brought jn

The annual bazaar of the Pres. |

byterjan
the K.

ning.

sale of plain and
home cooking and candies will be

held.

 

jfor sale, absolutely given away,
| Also furniture. Apply V. CG. Know-
‘lies, or phone Green 517.

A good
will be rendered in the evening.

Church
of P. Hall on
November 20, afternoon and eve-
Tea will be served and ;

 

Saturday, Noy ember

 

 

 

72.3 |

held in|

Saturday,

will be

fancy

sewing,

musical program

 

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CFARI.ES BALAGNO le
(Pianist at Westholme)
TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE |

Former pupil of F. @. Strong.
TERMS MODERATE, Phone Biug 408

 

Public Opinion Indorsa-.

this family remedy by making its sale larger than i:..
of any other medicine in the world. The U2 thal
generations has proved its great value jn Oe ten:
of indigestion, biliousness, headache and Mieco a
stipatic

BEECHAM'S PILs

relieve these troubles and prevent them from becoming «
promptly clearing wastes and poisons out of the d gest
They strengthen the stomach, stimulate the li i

bowels. Mild and harmless. A proven family remedy

— |For Digestive Troubles

Prepared only by Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Lancashire
Sold everywhere in Canads and U.S America. In boxes 2 «

), 1945
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Chickering table grand piano
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POOPPOLLOCDS |

 

 

Provincial
Land Surveyor

Surveying and Engineering

P. 0, Box 10
Fourth Street

A. E. WRIGHT

and Dominion

 

 

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App! ved by Ml

   
 

WwW. J.

 

THOMAS, Phone

 

 

Green 3091

  
 

 

PPP CDS SOP PPP— OCC

 

Phone 85

 

 

 

65,000 pounds. |

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The American halibut schooner |

Director brought in 4,000 pounds |
this morning.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stillwell leave

for Roseburg,

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Ore., on the Prin-|

cess May tomorrow night.
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Mrs. Raymond received the sad |
news yesterday that her brother!
had died back in New Brunswick. |
ee
R. Fugimoto, the Port Essing-|
left this |
visit to his old
Kiobe, Japan.

Se i

ton mérchant. morning

on a home in|

The
brought a carload of copper froX|
The Henriette is bring-
ing down three or four more car-

Prince George last night

Anyox.

loads

There was a regular raid by
Rupert
this

Kelly, Douglas & Co.:

salesmen on the interjor
Messrs. Allen, of
McFadden,
and Kwapil, for F. G.

Dawson, leaving on the train.
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morning.

of Swift's,

The bazaar and sale of work of |
the Catholic Church will be held
in the Catholic Hall on Wednes- |
day and Thursday, Nov. 24th and
25th. On the evening of Wednes-_|
day the 24th there will be a whist
drive beautiful

with prizes for}

the ladies and gentlemen. O
Thursday evening there will

a socjal, with the drawing for alj|
both

served,

prizes. On days refresh-—|

ments will be afternoon |

Some of the prize
are on view in George Tite's win}

and evening.

 

 

 

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dow. 173-77.}

 

Read “The Daily News” for [ates

 

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Piditawadteriiess,...

  

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Nothing is too good to send to the boys who
are serving King and Country. But let our gifts
show thought and judgment as well as good-will
and love.

Among the few really acceptable gifts—
smokes and pipes, chocolates and sweet biscuits,
fountain pens and tooth brushes, toilet and shaving
supplies—the Gillette Safety Razor ranks as a
warm favorite, for one of the real luxuries of
trench life is a clean, comfortable Gillette shave.

It’s a luxury the lucky ones share with their

pals, so send along plenty of extra blades. If he
has a Gillette already, a few boxes of blades will

Gillette Safety Razor Co. of Canada, Limited

Office and Factory :

= Will Your Boy Spend Christmas

‘Somewhere in France’ ?
Then help him spend it Merrily!

  

  
     
    
   
      
    
  

 

 

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go far toward making him the most popular man
in his Company. ‘

Welcome as it is on the firing line, the Gillette
is even more keenly appreciated in the hospitals. F i
With it the wounded can shave themselves safely,
easily and regularly. They certainly do enjoy the . :
Gillette—and Do@ors and Nurses can scarcely ¥
speak well enough of it. F

4

Gillette “Bulldog” and Standard Sets cost ry
$5.00 each—compact Pocket Editions $5.00 to
$6.00 —Combination Sets, including Soap, Brush,
etc., $6.50 up. If you wish it, your Druggist,
Jeweler or Hardware Dealer will arrange delivery
through us, ai the Front, of the Set you select, without
shipping expense to you. a

 

  

GILLETTE BLDG.,
MONTREAL.

   

 

 
 
  

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“Canada First” Evaporoted Milk set a Standard
Revenue, at Ottawa tested all brands in 1910—a
See Bulletin 208.—In 1915 “Canada First” is still first.
No. 305 again tellsithe story.

“(Canada First”! Miik has set the highest standard in quality and food value.
You should buysand insist on “Canada First” Milk.

bi BEST BY GOVERNMENT TEST
SESTFOR BABIES. “ AACANYADIAN PRODUCT FOR CANADIANS. BEST FOR COFFEE,

i £ of afk my nay
oR SOR y DRY

years ago.— The Dept. of Inland
nd “ Canada First” stood first—
Inland Revenue Bulletin

   
  
   
   
    
    
    
    

 
 

   

   

THE [IMPERIAL
WATER HEATER COIL |

FOR RANGES AND STOVES
(Patented 1915)
Is made to meet the deme
Hot Water instantly and
additional fuel being used

     
    

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WARNING!
Purchasers of any :
fringing Stove Coll lay
meen) themselves open to prose:
cution equally with the
parties manufacturing
making same.

     
        
  

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wool Connected $20.00

Coll minus Connections wag
Your Money Back If It Dont om

As 1 own and contre the al ,

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Phone 489 P. 0. Box 39 f

      
     
      

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