H. Arnold - - Notary Public

FOR SALE

A two-storey apartment dwelling on Third
Let us explain this to you. We think we can
it Ys better business to buy this house

 

 

Avenue.
Easy terms.
convince you that

vl than to pay rent.

 

| H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Phone 96 216 6th St.

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Co.

| Boats of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

 

Several
section,

boats can be docked together on small
making fees light. Large stock of repair
materiéis is being laid in,

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

one

Business of Industrial Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries

Solicited.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

RED CROSS LIBRARY

in the

 

The library Red Cross

M.M.Stephens

NOTARY PUBLIC

FOR SALE

jon Tuesday evenings

 

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

 

 

 

    
      
     
   
     
   
 

6-Roomed modern house and Men's, women’s and children’s
i lot English Hill, $2,625, §)white shoes on sale.—-Wallace’s»
* terms. - ——$——_—_____—

6-Roomed semi-bungalo, 4th 3) Tents. Pack sacks. Camp outfits.
lg Ave., East, built in buffet, §|Agent J. F. Maguire, Smith Block.
ps fireplace, et« $3,500 ! aks oF
ih. iota. | LAND ACT
‘dl 8-Roomed house 5th Ave., |PRINCE RU PERS LAND DISTRICT—DIS
a W., modern, $3,250 terms. eeTAk OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

TAKE notice that E. M. Lauder, of Queen

 

Double Corner Sixth Avenue | Charlo tte City, decupation teacher, intends
on to apply for permission to purchase the
L and Tatlow St. $1,750. following described lands:

» One ice ) ear Dryd ck Commencing at a post planted on the
nd , . n lot nes 7a south shore of Maude Island, about 700
ae $200. - | feet east of the 8. E. corner post P. R. No
—  oeow-e aoa 1284, thence north 20 chains; thence east
en 20 chains; thence south 20 chains; thence
ee M. M. St h west 20 chains to point of commencement

. epnens 3. EDITH MAUD LAUDER

Date June i4, 1919.

 

 

 

‘hut on Third Avenue will be open|early this morning
regularly|to the salmon trollers on the we
|from 7 to 8 and on Fridays from|<«

 

| St Regis Cafe

(J. C. GAVIGAN, PROP.)

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

 

 

   
  

 

 
 

 
   
  
       
             
               
       
           
   

FOR SALE

A fine seven-room house
with bath, excellent harbor
view, in Section Seven. This
house is plastered, has elec-
ivic iights and furnace heat.

It cost $3,100 to build it a

 

Is It the Cook? Or is It the
Baker?

These Ausectiais visitors
who spent four days in town
last week positively stat
they are coming back by way

  

few years ago, exclusive of of Rupert, so that they can
wite 468 Tho oMedity “enke enjoy another meal at the

F P by St. Regis. Some say our
we are permitted to offer cook is a wonder. Others

this ‘property for say it is the baker. Which?

 

   

$2500.00

 

       
     
       
        
   
  
    
   
 
   
       
    

 

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Insurance Real Estate

Prince Rupert, B. C.

What
Eye Glasses
Are For.

 

 

 

 

For Your

LUMBER |

PLASTER
CEMENT
Building

Materials

LASSES have many uses, but

only one purpose-—the restore-
tion of the sight to a natural con-
dition,

yy" were intended to see well
and easily. If you do not—
then you should make haste to dis-
cover the trouble and apply a
remedy

T= want of 4 pd@ir of suitable
glasses may be all that prevents
you having visual perfection, health
ind comfort

| ET us examine your eyes and
tell you whether or not this

 

 

 

SOME TO a ==
Albert & McCaffery, Lid |} Fred Joudry

- Phone 116 and 664. | Practical Optometrist
ees | meen

 

 

 

 

 

 

    
  

THE DAILY

Special for a Few Days

 

Niagara Falls Brand

Standard Peas

15c per tin

Limit 1 dozen

Rupert Table Supply C0,

PHONES 211, 212

passengers from the south on the

yoat today.

. * .
Bill Mahoney, a returned sol
dier of Anyox, passed through the
city on the boat today.

Special for Fisherinen. Swivels,

50c. dozen; hooks 3e each, Ful-
ler’s, Ltd. Phone 45. tf
* * .

Arrivals from Surf Inlet yes-
terday include Mr. and Mrs. F.H.
Penn, W. T. Tamkin and Forbes
McRae,

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd., are

expecting two scows of building
material within the next two
weeks. tf

*
Jock Locheed, a Vancouver high;
school student, arrived on the}
boat today and will accept a posi-
tion with the Port Edward can-
nery during the summer months |

.

rhe
Atlin

fishing boat Zorra of the}
Fisheries, returned to port}
after a trip
st|
‘oast of the Queen Charlotte Is-
lands. The fish will be unloaded
a tthe local wharf.

Geo. Wall, a former well known

resident of this city, returned]
from the south on the Grand!
rrunk steamer Prince Rupert
Mr. Wall is very well known here |

activities in}

Welsh ehoir.}

on account of his

connection with the
.

L. F. Wrineh,
of Hazelton,

son of Dr. Wrinch
arrived from Vancou~

 

 

 

TONIGHT

ANOTHER TRIUMPH

Norma almadge

 

 

ererererererureres

IN
Her Latest Select Picture

*‘Her Only Way

An old story of love with a
brand new twist

FOX COMEDY

 

Admission
Two Shows, 7 and 9.15.

EEE CEEEEES EES SESE EEEEOEEEO

SUNDAY EVENING

MEETING |

E. T. KINGSLEY
will speak on
‘*Machinery and
the Catacly m’’|

 

The ‘Norfolk ies

6th Ave. and Fulton Street {

 

 

Nice large Furnished
Rooms for Gentlemen
or Married d Couples.

Every Convenience

 

 

 

 

Money saving bargains in wo
* ; ‘ . |
men's shoes.—Wallace’s. 56
. .
Mrs. Adams and daughter were

jattend

‘lluncheon

9? |

30c and 15c|

LABOR : PARTY

7 sees es err ®

Local News Notes

te ee Ee ete et Oe et

 

Girls’ running shoes 95 cents.
Wallace's. 156
oe
Bigger bargains for Monday.
Family Shoe Store.

. . .

J. G. Seott has returned from

a brief visit to the south.
* . .

Children's shoes greatly re
duced in price. Family Shoe Store.
. . .

Just arrived, a car of Beaver
Board. A. W. Edge Co., distribu-
tors. tf

'. KE. Jefferson of Stewart ar-
lrived in the city from the north
| yesterday.

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Nuttall
ireturned fom Victoria on the
steamer today.

. .

any kind of a
Al-
tf

All material for
uilding can be furnished by
vert & McCaffery, Ltd.

. * .
Woodland of the Imperial
from the south

\
Oil Co., returned

on this morning's boat.

Choose your own materials and

style when you have corsets made

by Mrs. Director. Phone Blue 92.

Another big dance at the Rink

Tuesday evening, July 8. Gray's

orchestra. Refreshments served.
. . .

Mrs. A. Farrow. wife of the

and family
city from the

local boiler inspector,
arrived back in the
south today.

*

Reginald Beaumont, superin-
tendent of Grand Trunk steam-
returned from the south on
Prince Rupert this morning.

 

ships,
the

.
widows
obtain

soldiers,
can

Returned

dependents drawings

and specifications for homes at
greatly reduced rates from Wil-
liam Bruce, Architect, Smith BIk.
Phone 127. tf

, *

All Knights of Pythias, Pythian
Sisters and visiting members are
requested to meet at Castle#Hall
Sunday, at 2 p.m. to
annual memorial
oul bi

tomorrow,

service

for all

deceased
.

elhren

It was
that the

announced last evening
July Board of Trade
would be given in the

}dining saloon of the Grand Trunk

}steamer Prince George next Wed

 

 

ver on the boat today and left a adas The “American Consul
the train later. Mr. Wrinch 18 | has ki diy eaneended oa sina
ittending the King Edward High | ihe gathering ’
School and having finished the} S See
term has returned home for the| Women's dress shoes, $3.35 to
summer holidays. $6.45.—-Wallace’s. 56
Stock up with shoes at these| Provincial Government Employ-
Fire Sale prices Family Shoe| nent Bureau and Soldiers’ Civil
Store. | te-Establishment, temporary of-
= jfice 621 Second Avenue, Prince
te tupert. Returned soldiers, men
Se ee, kee 7 | nd women requiring employ-
WES™°LME, nent of any kind should register
vith the above. No fees charged.
THEATRE Peo 553. P. :

Q. drawer 1674.

| Special reductions
|Family Shoe Store.

Monday.

| At last night's baseball
on the Market Place the
were victorious by a score of 17
to. 14. Their opponents were an
all-star team picked mostly from
the Chauffeurs but they were un-
able to stem the onrush of the
younger players. Ralph Smith
pitched a good game for the
|\Cadets but the rival team had

many aspiring twirlers.

caine
Cadets

Men's strong work boots, $5.85
ito $8.50.—-Wallace’s

. 7
Frank Salter was
larrivals from the south today
jafter having spent some time in
the military hospital in Vaneou-
iver,

56
.

among the

Mr. Salter was up north
j@arlier in the year but had to re-
jturn for another operation. He
expects to live here again and is

‘gladly weleomed back by his many
fe iends after having seen long
service overseas.

Running shoes at cost. Family
Shoe Store.
) dé, F. Maguire brought
wee sting question at the Board
of Trade meeting. last evening
when he proposed that some ste py
should be taken immediately to
arrange for an aerial service be.
tween this port and the southern

up an

andf

Saturday, Ji

 

 

 

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Anderson’s : Imported

SCOTCH

RAP PAAAAAAA AAA AAPA AIAN

ZEPHYRS

RARER ERE EAR ERE EEE HEE

 

HIS fabric is so world famous

that we need not dwell on its
fine qualities. For many months
it has been unobtainable and we
have just now received a long de-
layed shipment of some dozen
beautiful patterns.
70c. a yard and, as the quantity
is limited, we would suggest that
you make your selection quickly.

 

Other seasonable wash goods in

stock are :---

White Gaberdine at $1.35 a yard.

White Pique different widths of
stripes—50c to 85c a yard.

Middy Cloths at 60c to 75¢ a yard

The price is

 

 

 

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H. 3. WALLACE (0., LTD.

N.B.---Shoe Sale Still Continuing.

All Canvas Shoes at Cost

 

 

 

 

GEO.

HUNUUUUEAANANAATUOLAHHH

The Practical Shoemen

 

BIG FIRE SALE

HAMA UUVETUAA MAMAN AAU UAT

QONNIUUUUUUUNEEANAAAAATLAL
STARTS

EACH DAY at 9.30

Be There Early!

 

 

HILL

 

Tremendoug Bargains!

Everything Sold for Cash Only

No Approvals No Exchanges

FAMILY SHOE STORE

E. R. TABRUM

Phone 357

 

 

  
  
      

For Good

LA GASSE BAKERY |

  

Wholesome bead |

Aiso all kinds of Pastry

Our Three Specials

GENOA, FLORENCE ® DARK FRUIT CAKE

30c per Ib.

 

La Casse Bakery

717 Third Avenue

ore ee ee

ns under ideal conditions
by first class Bakers.
ne Bread with the Label

  

-

Phone 190

 

 

tive in Vancouy

 

icoast cities. He said it would be
jpracticable with hydroplanes at
jan expense of about 20 cents per

onmnie This was referred to the
committee on pr eportation.
Albert & Moaffery, Lid., have

on hand 700 tons Nanaimo Wel-
lirngton ooal, tf

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages.

 

tf

WANTED
Mitehell &

on Page 5.

 

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First-class carpenteys |

When you have read the news
look through the classified ¢ oluinn|

——-
H,. G, Stone, of Oceanic, is a Thi th t
Visitor in the city. Sweai er promo es
: . . . ) C I
Fountain pens free. See our] § Ong iS
windows. Fuller's. Phone 45, } Those who have trouble in
* . . shaking off a cough should
In regard to the matter of the| } note that Mathieu's Syrup of
speed of vessels entering the har- Tar and Cod Liver “ not
ioe definit st 7 4 only soothes the iriiation of
vor no definite action could be the broxchial tried, and
taken by the Board of Trade last promptly stops the cough,
evening as Mr, Beaumont, the! puree +8] enetleeeeee
‘ eae Soon Cchab.es ne
chairman, is in the south. While system to permanently throw 5
away Mr, Beaumgnt intends look off the cvld and restores the
ing into such rules as are effec mucuous membranes to their

.
er, | §

its merit,

° TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *. } Counda of any medicine for
om ee ; —- = 548 lege bottle,
TO RENT—Pony Express Office. |
J. L. MATHIEU Co.,, :
Hart Block, 50 | peep

 

Mathiews Syru

Currie, tf

jon | a

 

| usiness at The

normal healthy condition
Mathieu's Syrup of Tar and
Cod Liver Oil has won, by

the largest sale in

bherbrooke, P.Q.
If your cold i fee
Nervine Powders in
The fever will soon

Wayelled and the Pains wel vanish
Powsters

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We put pep into our printing

 

 

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