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Beautiful, central, Section ¢

Prices.
‘ot 5, Block 14, Section 1, at
Lot 6, Block 14, S.ction 1. at
Lot 8, Block 19, Section 1, at

FOR SALE

DAVID H. HAYS, 2nd Ave. and 2nd St.

ime Lets at. original Sale

Leok at these.

. $3000.00
$3000.00
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proceedings were taken by the |
hiajgority of the i ateae —
your absence, | beg to place a few
facts before vor ;
wher i wa invited ft prepare I
drawings | was informed that the | on —
Lee had selected and invited} r 7 ee — ~
three architects and I undertook |@20U! 15 cents per hour and sent|United States held the Canadians|@ ## ### #2) eee 46 ee4
to prepare the drawings on the|'!° ® Cheque for $50.00 for the|to one hit, while his team mates }# *
; ine conditions /4 sheets of drawings and report.|got nine hits from the Canadian |# TO SUBSCRIBERS *
1.) That a day be specified for |! or the work 1 did I should re- | pitcher The Dominion team (|\* - *
the lodging of all drawings at th |‘ ei at least 8450 and will you | made six errors. 7 Subseribers to The News *
ame time jzive instructions for payment of} tt etiiteaiaiiittaaitaliial * are asked towpay the de-* *
That all drawings be hung|"* - eed all | Provincial Government Em- = ae ae eee
fat once, as usual in all compet e drawings are in my Oilee | joyment . Bureaucand -Boldiers'|* “len they call, except #
4 ; ; land open for your inspection. at * j men
| public buildings, in some \, hin : ee tet v n aa ivil Re-establishment; tempor- where pay t bas been #
- on . ‘ 1? ¢ i : ‘Oe # ‘ony ’
room here they could be ex ~ aoa rehose H-COPY OT) py office 624 Secend Avenue, . made for the year in ad- #
jamined by all interested citizens Yours .tuithfutte | °rince Rupert. Bmployers having aiieed The boys _ when .
That I be given an oppor Sidined WI i /AM BRUCI jvacancies for menmandwomei in * collecting carry official re. @
' nity to explain the drawings to| “tc ' tlerical, factory, domestic or * ceipte» which .ahauld . al-  @
the rus lees ue ore - ee , P
— an ist before they came | uraman )ther work should apply to above * ways be preserves. .
a deeision as they had no —Phone 553. t
lexpert engaged to report o1 wl CROPS. ARE ‘eee eee eeeanennas
ran 06ST 2 ae amet anemones
Nat one of these condition: Tell You Me
; were carried oul by the trustees (Special) via G.T.P. Telegraplis
and public rumor is try t Inge t 7 .
majority had agreed and decided} ge — on oe But wed PLUMBING
| ' ‘ “imendous damage to standing .
eer ae feantons , sean so ene ‘OUP Troubles, tell them to
a adlis Miaatae - t fruit t ats
nt ‘am ate vol a hail storm of twe hours HARRY HANSON,
entered upon. duration, which suddenly broke the Plumber wit
The Schemes. I Durham township vesterday ‘ ro tw 7
No. 1 scheme was prepared by Laaeee on The greater part of es enty-five years ex~
me in accordance with the verbal | the Selene wast in the first con- perience. He guar-
jand written instructions ; cession where the storm, beeom-
jand written instructions and Tjesasion shore. the. staom, bead antees to remedy any
lwas ¢ sed to sa¢ ie King Ed-|ing much after the manner of a » . tr
jward s¢hool as a convenient plan |cy¢lone, beat the standing erops a e Plumbing uble. If
jof building | inspected that|into the ground, causing in many you intend building,
building and saw that the floo ases what is believed to be com- . lay our
}space was too small and the|piete destruction ! = b ar
rooms needlessly high. with e! 4 oo at, ; e 7 i. ing plone ai.
asteutive Maition MERIC BE THE sul cimmatic condi-
No. 2 scheme was prepared it A ANS AT tions, ete., «and this
\Accardance with the particulars 1 CANADIAN BALL TEAM free of charge.
blames om " ducatior ec. | ,
jpartment at Victoria and the _ (Special via G TP. Telegraphs HARRY HANSON P.O. Box :395
eee , os Athans ca Pershing Stadium, July 7.—The Phone 489
;atie oLvnet ise ShoOWwT il accord. |
i American baseball team defeated
ee th the ritte instruc 2nd Ave nce upert
rome wih the written instru ms Oanadian team by a score of 139 7 Pri R B-C.
ions
i % te 0 Fulle ‘hing ”
| Trustee Kirkpatriek aren — Ml UUOUUAONUNUUTOUUOOORAUUOCODAOOONOOOAAOOOOOSAAT
me that rooms were —_—_— ———_—— —
doctor and nurse to attend t

eyesight and rooms for the dentis

to attend to the ehild

informed

required for
and nurse |
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ren's teeth, and those are show!
in the basement of this scheme
a rather unsuitable place Phe
same trustee also discussed with
fme domestic science and instruct
ed me to sec the teacher, which I
did and discovered that Mrs

Kirkpatrick's domestic science in-
cluded Jjaundry work, cooking,
housekeeping, dressmaking, with
very little domeatic seienee as it
is known in other places.

Of course provision should be
made for such work. on the
floor and not in a basement, as
the written and verbal im&ru
tions given to me described

No. 3 scheme was prepared fol-
lowing a copy of the contour plan
from the city engineer showing
the elevations of the high land on
wher informed the
jmay be built. I spent eonsider
time setecting a suitable site
and decided on two places as most

uppel

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isuitable for a school of this size,
jwith play grounds, future addi
itions, mear the road and on an

lelevation to obtain a gravity water
lsupply without the use of expen-

j sive pumping, and with suitable
laspect for all the elass rooms
iOn the plans of this seheme Il
also suggest a dwelling house

for the earetaker and another for
the fireman, as usual for build-
ings of this size.

Each of the three schemes has
jive different methods of con
struetion described and five esti
mates. of cost; that is 15
in all, which I believe did not re
ceive any consideration from the
majority of the trustees

Matter of Sight.
newspaper reports are
my epinion, the

prices

If the
correct, in

 

Site

jevery point of view, boo high for
a eravity serviee of wate! fo.
fre protection and the ordinary
iservice of water, and the method
lot construction @s described, ts

and not suit

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For the Salt Lakes

Sundays--10 a.m, and
every 40 minutes.
Wednesdays 2.15 p

m. andevery 40 min-
ules.
Return- - 50c
Children - 25¢

J. Myhill Jones
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i Is it toovlate for
| the drawings that were lodged in
loompetition on exhibition and ob
report from. an expert
of skill and experienc:
design and eonstruc

jitam a
architect
jin sehoo!
tion’

In a selected and limited com
ipetition of this kind architects
are elways paid a sufficient
hamount of. money for the work
and in this case the ma
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SEALED TENDERS addressed t& the Wil j EDMUND t
undersigued, and endorsed iender for . S, ne or
Landing Float and Approach at Port Es on : : sy 09
sington, B.C... will be received at this Everything in Music.
office until 12 efcleok neon, Thursday, LATEST POPULAR SONGS AND DANOES, VICTROLAS
duly 31, 1010, for the construction of 4 AND VICTOR RECORDS

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sing

Plans and forms of eontract can be seen ss mastEa's vous Woodwind instruments repedded ¢h@ adjusted.
and specification and forms of tender THe @ES) KNOWN PRAGF
obtained at this Department, at the office tana an tae Prince Rupert Academy of Musie: in: /@onnection
of the District Engineer at Prince Rupert With the Store.
B.C, and at the Post Office, Port Basing :
ton, B.C The Largest Stock of Pianos and

Tenders will not be considered uniess North of Vancouver Organs
made on printed forms supplied by the

Department

ditions contained therein le
Bach tender must be accompanied by
an accepted cheque om a chartered bank The Weber Piano

payable to the
Publi

amount of the tender War Loan Bonds .
of the Dominion will also be accepted as All High-grade Guaranteed Instruments
security, or war bonds and cheques | - =
required to make up an edd amount Ww.J. Pitman, Piano Dept
NOTE Blue prints can be obtained at
this Department by depositing an ac
eepted bank eheque for the sum of $10, E L VAUGHAN Expert Piano T
order of the Minister of e e

payable to the
Public

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Prince Rupert Music Store

    
       
       
           
       
    
   

ling Float and Approach at Port ks-
Kepairs to Phonographs, Violins, Etc. Bows rehaired.

ton, Sieena District, B. C

 

and in accordance with eon

Minister of
p.c. of the

order of the

Works, equal to 10

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Werks, which will be returned if

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“Econ, | Prince Rupert Music Store
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$ To Prospective
We have just received at our Wharf the following lines §
; in building materials:
One Scowload of FIR LUMBER
p Made up of Flooring, V Joint, Cedar Bevelled
¢ ‘ Siding and Double Dressed Finish
100 tons CEMENT 300 barrels LIME
| l.car load PLASTER 100,000 BRICKS
5 200,000 LATHS 200,000 SHINGLES
» Weare agents for the PRINCE RUPERT SPRUCE MILLS, LTD., and can give
you a figure covering the complete material for any building
§ Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.
k Phone 116 and 564 Office, Second Avenue, next Westholme Theatre

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