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THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

G. H. Arnold Notary Public

FOR SALE

A two-storey dwelling on Third
Easy terms. Let us @xplain this to you. We think we can
convince you that it is better business to buy this house
than to pay rent,

 

apartment Avenue.

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Phone 96 216 6th St.

 

 

Prince Rupert-Dry Dock & Engineering Co.

Boats of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.
Several
section,

boats can te docked together on
making fees light. Large stock of
materiéls is being laid in,

Foundry Work

Castings in tron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at
Reasonable Prices.

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industria! Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries
Solicited.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

small
repair

one

 

 

 

; | ALICE ARM

M.MStephens § o. resiiccrsais oo

jrecentl took several options on
NOTARY PUBLIC

 

 

W., modern, $3,250 terms, “back to the

Doublé@ Corner Sixth Avenue tan opener” for many of our
and Tatlow St. $1,750. $)citizens.

One nice lot near Drydock Constable Sheils of Anyox visit-
$200, ed the camp Monday and Tues-

iceierentin day.

Three or four new camps have
recently started logging orpera-
tions on the north shore babuinend
Alice Arm and Anyox.

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

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‘
RED cross LIBRARY

 

 

The library in the Red Cross
shut on Third Avenue will be open
lon Tuesday evenings regularly

}from 7 to 8 and on Fridays from

|3 to 5 in the afternoons and from
|7 to 8 in the evenings. tf

FOR SALE

A fine seven-room house
with bath, excellent harbor

view, in Section Seven. This ii casi

house is plastered, has elec- | Provincial Government Em-
tric lights and furnace heat. jloyment Bureau and Soldiers’
It cost $3,100 to build it a J “V!! Re-establishment; tempor-
Sow years asd, castmaive ol | ry office 624 Second Avenue,

| rince Rupert. Employers having

vacancies for men and women in
l:lerieal, factory, doméstic or
| ther work should apply to above

wide lot.
we

For a cash sale
permitted to offer
this property for

are

 

 

$2500 00 |—Phone 553. tf
a

. Spec.al for Fishermen. Swivels,

'50c, dozen; hooks 3c each. Ful-

McCaffery, Gibbons ler’s, Ltd. Phone 45. tf

| All material for any kind of a
uilding can be furnished by Al-
, ert & McCaffery, Ltd. tf

& Doyle, Ltd.

Insurance - Real Estate

Prince Rupert, B. C.
PRINCE RUPERT LAND DISTRICT Dis

eae | TRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS
| TAKE notice that E. M. Lauder, of Queen
" - | Charlotte City, occupation teacher, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the

, following described lands
Commencing at & post plagted on the
} south shore of Maude Isiand, about 700
feet east of the 8. E. corner post P. R. No
1284, thence north 20 chains; thence east
|20 chains; thence scuth 20 chains; thence
west 20 chains to point of commencement.

EDITH MAUD LAUDER

 

LAND AOT

 

For Your

LUMBER

 

 

 

PLASTER j lic pe)
‘CEMENT | || 5t. Regis Cafe
Building ts It the a = h
Materials || Sher?

| ees

 

 

 

 

 

 

ee ererne ne These American visitors

COME TO : who spent four days in town
last week positively state

bert & MeGaliery, Ltd. |)f sey ere coming mack wa
’ . of Rupert, so that they can

Phone 116 and 564. enjoy another meal at the

i | St. Regis. Some say our
Office, Second Avenue, Next cook is a wonder, Others
Westholme Theatre. say it is the baker, Which?

 

 

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/ Just Arrived.

Parrin’s Biscuits

ASSORTED-
in 5 lb tins with
hinged lid,

special $2.00 per tin

Rupert Table Suppl CO,

PHONES 211, 212

 

 

 

ANITA STEWART IN |

A MYSTERY STORY

A Midnight Romance is Unusually
interesting Play at Westhoime
Theatre Tonight.

Stewart has a
teresting role in “A Midnight
Romance," which is the feature
at the Westholme Theatre tonight
The play is unusual and has some
very tense situations. The hero-
ine is wrecked on the American
coast, she serves as maid at the

 

Anita very in-

Seaview liotel and has many
wonderful and exciting experi-
ences.

There is also a good vaudeville

program,

KITTY GORDON STARS”
AT EMPRESS THEATRE

“The

 

Interloper” is the new
feature film starring Kitty Gor-
don, which is to be shown at the
impress Theatre tonight. The
story shows how, in spite of great
diflicuities, Jane Cameron reno-
vated a southern plantation.

 

 

 

' roper Ss 5 stiric Is
- > ge or sine i e way There is also a love theme and
}ari 2 ‘te oo over)
FOR SALE {lien whaitest!t les o-e"lcomptcations whieh ate moet un
: Constable Searlet, accompanied | 1p ee with a final happy or
6-Roomed modern house and 3))y bis wife, arrived last week tol aa |
lot English Hill, $2,625, take up his duties in Alice Arm.
terms. | Miss Edith Crawford and Miss NOTICE
6-Roomed semi-bungalo, 4th 3|Nettie Hogberg, who have been rhe original winning number
Ave., Bast, built in buffet, taking the high school examina- in bicycle drawing is 619. Unless
fireplace, .etc., $3,500 tions at Anyox, returned to Alice in} aidew ttl : ce ‘laims
oy \Arm ‘Thursday. 1e holder of this number clain
terms. | ¢ in the bicycle within one week from
8-Roomed house 5th Ave., §| m aceount of no boat service ty ey ine» Gta@ing Will be
ifrom the south it is ak. eee .

held and notice of this second
drawing will be given in the local
papers.

H. 8. WALLACE CoO., LTD.

For corsets see Mrs. Director.

kT

* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
RRR TC Re
FOR SALE—7-room
iot, section d,
eash. Apply
7th Ave.
FOR SALE—Household furniture,
carpets, linoleums and stoves.
Enquire at Rie hmond Rooms.

 

 

house and
price $1,200
on premises 215
West. - tf!

$100 CASH or more, if worth it,
paid for 25-foot gas boat. Hull
must be in good condition. Ap-
ply box 277 Daily News Office.
Tents. Pack sacks. Camp outfits.
Agent J. F. Maguire, Smith Biock.

WES"OLME

TONIGHT

 

 

 

 

Mie 5 RES yan The absol-

ute pick of

. the best .
PLAYS

   

Big Special Double Attraction
VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES

Anita Stewart
“A Midnig ht Romance”

A new type ve Jekyll & Hyde
Story

‘ARCHIBALD’

In impressions of Geo, Robey and other

famous stars, as portrayed by him in

Coneert Parties back of the lines in
France,

Bailey Sisters

Dancers Supreme

WwEsT WOLAGs CRCHESTRA

Admission - 30c and l5c
Two Shows, 7 and 9.15,

 

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Local News Notes

New bargains each day. Family
Shoe Store.
2 * >
kK. GC. D, butter. 65e.—Fuller's.
Phone 45, tf

, . °

Master Fred McDonald has gone

for a holiday up the line,

IS Helrs
| 142 10

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Charlies B. Seegley of Buckley b 8]
Bay is a visitor in the city. , ‘Maen ,
* . . Cl .
Everybody satisfied with these vel A A
bargains. Family Shoe Store,

. * .
Just arrived, a car of Beaver

Board. A. W. Edge Go.,

Mrs.
passenger
train today.

for up the line

Mrs. King lett on the train to

day to join her daughter Lillian }
ees gen, sealed in its wax-
i)

Mrs arker ¢ i “r Leont |

Se Seon Te ee a wrapped package, air- ‘
were passengers up the line on '
ape Wale Sem: tight, impurity proof— if

Special Thursday. Ladies’ white st
kid boots, regular $12.00. Sale ba
price $7.45. Family Shoe Store

The Grand Trunk tug Lorne -
returned to port last evening af- i
ter a towing trip to the Islands is hygienic and whole

. * .
Anita Stewart in her latest some. The goody

picture and a fine vaudeville pro-
gram at the Westholme
tonight.

Albert & MeCaffery, Ltd.,
expecting two scows of building

material within the next two WRIGLEY’'S
weeks. tf Look for the
. * .
Miss Mary McRae left on this
morning's train for Usk where

she will holiday with friends for
a few weeks.

Victory Bonds taken on pianos,

sewing machines and phono-
graphs. Singer Shop. The home
of the Gerhard Heintzinan p
329 Second Avenue. M.W.F.

: . *

At the meeting of the City
Council Monday it was stated by
the mayor that in all probability
the tax rate for the current year
would be 14 mills on the dollar.

. . .
The government forestry boat

Leila R. left for Swanson Bay this
morning carrying the eflects of
Mr. Simpson who has been seal
ing spruce on the Queen Charlotte

Islands.
. * .

Mrs. Clarence Findlay and
family returned to their home in
Terrace on the train this morn-
ing and will be joined later on in
the year by Mr. Findlay, who is
at present working in the city.

All *running shoes at cost.
Family Shoe Store.
. . ,

The steam boat Fanshaw is

tied up at the Grand Trunk wharf
shipment

Alaska,
consisting of 280 half barrels of
pickled herring which is en route

having érrived with a
from Bigport Walters,

to New York.

. . *
Great bargains in

shoes. Family Shoe Store.
. . .

Harry Reid,
the Westholme orchestra,

Edmonton this morning.

home of Mr.
munds.
Edmonton.

and Mrs. Will

> . .
Don't miss our FIRE

Family Shoe Store.
* . .

SALE,

Provincial Government Employ-
Civil
temporary of-

nent Bureau
te-Es

and Soldiers’
Lablishment,

fice 621 Second Avenue, Prince The Canadian Bank of Commerce rented six rooms with
tupert. Returned soldiers, men bath-room, direetly over Westenhaver Bros. office, inelud.
nd women requiring employ- ing two extra rear rooms adjoining, for the three years

nent of any kind should register
No fees charged.

vith the above.

Phone 553, P. O. drawer 1674, The tenant who has just left had the same six rooms
7. e . with bath room, including one extra rear room adjoining
Stock up in shoes now. Save at a rental.of $20.00 a month.
money. Family Shoe Store. Time 23 months at $20 a month....... £60.00 f
ot. of He also accupied the six rooms and bath
Word has been received in the room for 11 months at $25 a month 275.00
city from Lieut. Wilfred MeDon ; as 735
ald, who is now on leave in Ot. Potal rent for 34 months......, 798,00
tawa enjoying a holiday. and ex- Canadian Bank of Co: first 36 mo.. 2,700.00
pects to come west in the near The late oecupant last G4 mo........ 735.00
future. While in the capital he Difference in income 1,965.00
saw Col, Peck and Captain Jack Difference in time oe Ube bl oe . two months
Kirkpatrick. Wilfred also men Average rent for jast 34 months ..... 24.32
tions that Private Golden, for- This building was erected in 1909, and the rent as paid
merly @ bank clerk here, is mak- by the Canadian Bank of Commerce was based on costs at
ing fairly quick recovery after

having received
while in France,

serious

 

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ood | aminiiiemsnema |

distribu-
tors. if

Douglas Sutherland was a
on the

Theatre

are

children’s

clarinet player in
left for
Last
evening he and Mrs. Reid were
given an informa] sendoff at the

‘4.
They expect to live in

wounds

& McCaffery, Ltd., have
on hand 700 tons Nanaimo Wel.
lington coal. tf

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages. tf

EES tly

   

ERMETICALLY

that’s good for young
and old.

The Flavour Lasts

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BiG FIRE SALE

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STARTS

EACH DAY at 9.30

Be There Early! Tremendous Bargains!

Everything Sold for Cash Only

No Approvals

 
 

 

No Exchanges

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

 

 

 

 

Notice to the Public

We believe it quite in order at the present time to make
a statement regarding the rent for rooms over Westenhaver

Bros. Odiice; setting forth the faets as to rent intome and
tax Waluations.
Tax valuation of property, 1918..... $34,000.00
monte tmeome for 46668... .. 0 ocseeo ee 972.50
‘Taxes, insurance & upkeep for 1918.. 950.00

Showing a net income for 1918 of

FORMER RENTS AND PRESENT RENTS

BLL .DU

1910, 1911 and 1912 at
Total time,

a rental of $75 a month,
36 months at 875 a month 82,700.00

 

that time,
would be one

We believe
Fifty Dollars a

the cost of the same building at the
third to one
we are
month.
Respectfully,

WESTENHAVER BROS.

present tin
half more,
justified in

advaneing the rent to