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YHE DAILY

NEWB.

 

G. H. Arnold

Notary Public

 

We want listing of Ste

lay——-Highest prices paid.

WANTED

wart
cated and cheap we can sell them for you.
We buy Victory Bonds and U.8.

lots. are well lo

If they

Liberty Bonds. No d:

 

Insurance

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real Estate

Bonds

 

    
  
   
  

Special for a Few Days

wrens

 

Niagara Falls Brand

Standard Peas

15c per tin

Limit 1 dozen

Rupert Table Supply Co.

PHONES 211, 212

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co.

. Boats of any size Docked

 

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

te docked
light.

boats can
making fees
materiéls is

Several
section,

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industrial Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries
Solicited.

:

together on small
Large stock

being laid in.

one

of repair

 

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

MI. Stephens

NOTARY PUBLIC

 

FOR SALE

6-Roomed modern house and
lot English Hill, $2,625,
terms.

6-Roomed semi-bungalo, 4th
Ave., East, built in buffet,
fireplace, etc., $3,500
terms.

8~Roomed
W.,

  
  
   
   
   
   

 

house 5th Ave.,
modern, $3,250 terms.

" Double Corner Sixth Avenue
: and Tatlow St. $1,750.
One nice lot near ‘Drydock

__ $200.

M. M. Stephens

; LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

 

 

   
  
   
  
  
       
   
   
  
 
   

 

SALE

House,
near

$1900.00

Five-room house, fireplace
and heating plant, harbor
view, 3 blocks from drydock

$2500.00
McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Insurance - Real Estate

Prince Rupert, B. C.

sovalitibaccacs

FOR

A four-room
lots, good view,

fe dock

SI i

two
dry-

MAP Hee

lepers eels canta Stine

 

Gurneys commenced mak-
ing stoves in 1843. Still in
the same line of business
1919. Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.

ON SALE AT

Fred Stork’s |

Hardware
SECOND AVENUE

 

Advertise in the Daily News.

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SPECIAL NOTICE

. Lynch Bros. & McoMeekin
|* are sole agents for L. F.
* Soilly’s eggs. No other

|* Store in town carries this
* brand.
e

1. KHHKEHHSE OE

‘sega ee ce ee RH eC Ke

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

a Syrotuck was a passe!
ger for the south on the boat las
eas
, er peyaee sings it, everybody
ldens s il, everybody is going t
ies 3 it, “Mickey” at the Empress
tonight. 63
| Mr. and Mrs.:Wm. Logan
Anyox are visitors in the city
having arrived on the Prince
George last night.

* . .

The following arrived from Altli
Inlet by the Prince John veste
day: Chas. D, Anderson, J. Mac
Millan, and W. L. Dass

. * .

The first kiss the Pest ever re
ceived made her fall over back
wards, but she had spunk enough

to come back for another. You
can't beat the Pest, at the West
hn Ime tonight.

Auction Sale

Old Country Furniture

Including many valuable
artistic antique pieces

and
; oak dining
Victorian dinner
Weber piano, of New York; beau-
tiful Turkish carpet; fine library,
consisting of world’s best authors,
Encyclopedia Britannica and oth-
er works; Conversation chair, an-
hair filled; solid walnut
wardrobe with mirrors; bedsteads,
mattresses, Davenport
Singer sewing machine, Reming-
jton typewriter and stand;
ese handpainted china;
| mandolin;
| pictures;
mangle
levy;
stove;
435
Ry

room suite;

;
se

dressers,

Japan.
cut glas
spoons; Indian baskets
nglish

table

China cabinets: |
; dish washer; cut-
linen;

eLe.,

carpets; range;
etc., flower plants; at
Fourth Avenue West.
favor of instructions
W. E. Burritt, Esq. The
jtake place

Monday, July 14,

:30

ru

gs;

from
sale will

Commeneing at sharp.

artichlars
tained

| Purther P may ob

from

be

 

Children’s middy skirts, Special
$1.00 Wallace's. 61

Big reductions on white shoes
family Shoe Store.

. * .

lerrace strawberries at the
Central Gash Market, 62

G. D. Beattie of Queen Char-
lotte Islands arrived in the city
yesterday.

Mrs. W. H. Melliar left on a
brief visit to Vancouver by the
Prince George last evening.

. * .
Chas. V. Smith of Hazelton was
those arriving from the

r on last evening's train.
. . *

Mrs. H. O. Crewe left for
attle by the Grand Trunk
last night and will be away
short time.

none

nteri

Se.
boat
for a

. . .
Sydney Gee was admitted to the
Hospital to undergo a
slight operation last evening. I!
a small ailment andeit
expected that he will soon be
and around again.

. * .
J. M. MeCormick
these arriving from tke south by
he Princess Mary yesterday. Mr.
McCormick has returned from
and has come up to his

home in Port Essington
* . >.

General

is only is

up

was améng

overseas

iormer

In the
before

police court this morn
Magistrate MeMullin
the cases against \ngelina Brow:

he

ind Mrs, Helen Kennedy charge
with being drunk were both dis-
missed, So also was the case «
Leonard Wade charged with su;
ilving liquor to the two women
>. .

Provincial Government Em-
jloyment Bureau and Soldiers’
ivil Re-establishment; tempor-
ry oflice 621 Second Avenue,
’rince Rupert. Employers having

men and women in
slerical, factory, domestic or
ther work should apply to above

Phone 553. tf

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° TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
ee ee
LUMBER FOR SALE F. W. Hart.

DIVIS

vacancies for

*nuF

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING ION

DISTRICT IF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
TAKE NOTICE that Oliver Brown,
Victoria, B -.. necuipetion machinist, in
lends t ply for permission to prospect
w coal and petroleum on the West Coa
of Graham Island, im the vicinity of West
River, commencing at a post planted one
mile south of the southeast corner of C. 1
10312, thence east 80 chains, thence south
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
rth 80 chains to point of commence
ment
OLIVER BROWN
Per Austin Brown, Agent
Dated May 18, 1919

 

Wee ME

THEATRE
TONIGHT

F MABEL :
NORMAND

“The Pest”

The great Goldwyn Star in her
latest 1919 production

Six Reels brimful of comedy.

you'll laugh until your sides

ache. See Mabel take a bath in

the rain barrel. See Mabel as

‘‘Jigs,’’ the farmhouse drudge.

Big 3 Reel
Christie Comedy

No Advance in Prices,
Admission - - 30c and l5c
Two Shows, 7 and 9.15.

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Local News Notes

Shoe Store

e-s- 3
nh. A, Tupper and J. Fletcher of
Naas Harbor visitors

city.

are in

. . .
of Telkwa is a new
city from the

H. Weaver
arrival the
terior.

in in

* .

blood raising horse
witnessed, “Mickey” at
Theatre 63

The
ever

most
race
the Empress

Tenders are being invited by
the provincial government for the
erection of a new court house at
Ocean Falls.

| . . ’

Che Grand Trunk boat
John sails for Stewart at 2
on Saturday following the arrival
f the Prince Rupert from the
south.

 

 

Prince
p.m.

. . .

Among those leaving for th

south on the boat last night was
Roy Lancaster of the Royal Bank
of Canada who has left for a short
holiday for two weeks.

. * .

The popular song “Mickey
dedicated to Mabel Normand by
the author will be sung at each
performance by Harry Fletches
the Empress Theatre 63

* . .

Geo. Alder, son of W. J. Alder
was among those leaving for Van
ecouver on the Prince George last
night, where he will visit with
friends for a short time

. . *
Constable Shiels arrived from

boat last evening to
trial of J. Olts who is

Anyox on the
attend the

being tried for assault beford¢
Judge Young in the county court
today.

a . *

Returned soldiers, widows and
dependents can obtain drawings
and specifications for homes at
greatly reduced rates from Wil-
liam Bruce, Architect, Smith Bik
Phone 127. tf

, . .

A meeting of all union men

who are desirous of their union

retaining its international affilia-

tion with the American Federa-
tion of Labor and the Trades Con
gress of Canada, will be held in

the

Carpenters’ Hall on Monday
night at 8 o'clock. 62
. . .

Lieut. G. T. Williams of the
Inland Water Transport was
among the arrivals in the city by
the train last evening. Capt. Wil-
liams was here in the early days
of Prince Rupert and built the
Talbot Rooms, which are now
known as the Inlander Mess.

* . .
Ladies’ silk gloves, 95c¢ per pair

Wallace’s-

Chas. B. Chamberlin and H,. F.
Chamberlin are visitors in the
city from Sewans, Saskatchewan.
They have left their farms to
come west in order to enjoy our

i6t

wild weather for a short time as
the heat on the prairies at this
time is something terrific.

ae

Special values Children’s shoes.
Family Shoe Store.
. . .
Provincial Government Employ-
Bureau and
te-Establishment,
flee 621 Second Avenue, Prince
tupert. Returned soldiers, men
nd women requiring employ-
nent of any kind should register
vith the"Above. No fees charged.
Phone 553. P. O. drawer 1674,
. . .
$1.00 black
Special 75¢e per

nor Saldiarc’ Vs. ’
nent Soldiers’ Civil

temporary of-

and tan

pair.

Ladies’
hose.

A recommendation
from Mr.

Came '
Brady last evening that

An interesting feature brought
up at the school board meeting
last evening was the total attend
ance as recorded for the year af
the city schools. The total is
which is, divided up as
King Edward, 304; Borden Street,
214; Seal Cove, 36, and Hays Blk.
room, 28, Every indication points
jto a still greater attendance for
the next term so thal somethin;
will have to be done very quickly
in order to relieve the

Tents. Pack enche. Camp outfits.

 

gp “gent J. F. Maguire, Smith Blook.

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the

5&8 |
follows : |

situation.

| Ladies’ middy skirts, $1.75

| Wallace's, 61}
. . *.

Running shoes on sale, Family

rencer your

money back, with a good r: ate ©
for the time in which you
Government.

ee. may sometime compel you to sur-

investment
Stamps, but should this happen you get all your

in War Savings

f interest in addition
have lent it to the

Sixteen 25-cent Thrift Stamps

will buy a $4.00 Wa
Stamp worth $5.00

NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS
(Britieh Columbia Di

r Savings
in 1924,

COMMITTER
vision)

Vancouver, B.C,

Buy THRIFT STAMPS

 

 

-GEO. HILL

 

     
     
    
    

 

NEW ARRIVALS IN

Ladies Colored Shoes

Now showing at the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

 

 

 

FREE ERERLOA LE LLLEDOOL

 

Specia! Values in Children’s Shoes !

OPE POL OO LODO

Come and be fitted by Expert Shoemen

-_—— +

FE.

The Practical Shoemen

 

 

R. TABRUM

Phone 357

 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Music Store

OPPOSITE

WILL EDMUNDS,

Phono
cdwink

 

Repair '
Wo

THE GEST KNOWN THALYS Prince
MARK In THE WORLT

grapl

Pee Wastes 6 rome

Rupert

The Largest Stock of Pianos and (

North of Vancouver

The Heintzman & Co. Piano

The Weber Piano

Thomas Organs

| High-grade Guaranteed In

W. J. Pitman, Piano Dept.

‘Everything
LATE? POPULAR SONGS AND DANCES, YICTROLAS
AND VICTOR RECORDS

1 instruments repadded
Academy of Music
With the Store.

strument

POST OFFICE

Proprietor

in Music.”

1s, Violins, Ftc. Bows rehaired
and adjusted

In Connection

gans

 

 

E. L. VAUGHAN

iano Tuning and Tepairing,
Pleyers a Specialty

Prince Rupert Music Store

 

 

conte =

 

 

the school board buy a Book o
History for the High Sehool. Be- |
fore passing upon this Mrs, Kirk-
patrick thought that she would
like to see what she was buying
so the matter was laid aside until
the return of the book agent w!
will interview Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
Men's work shoes on sale.
Family Shoe Store.
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La Casse Bakery

 

Another 200 Ibs. of

Genoa and

Fruit Cake

to be disposed of this
week at 30c per Ib.

ln r

Also all kinds of Pastry

Wedding Cakes

a Specialty

ounding up morning

don’t forget

your
order,

Domestic Bread

The Bread with the Label

 

717 Third Avenue

Phone 190

 

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“~- eonerert,
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For the Salt Lakes j
Sundays —10 a.m. and ;
every 40 minutes. ;
Wednesdays 215 p. 3
m.andevery 40min- 3}
utes. ;
Fare--Return- - SOc }
Children - 25¢ }

. ;

J. Myhill Jones ;
Ked 391 i

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