G. H. ARNOLD,

Notary Public

 

 

during the past fortnight, and

them at highest market price.

Victory Bonds have declined in value very materially

may go still lower. We buy

No delay.

 

Insurance Real

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Estate Bonds

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Co.

Vessels of any size Docked

 

Repairs of all kind
can le dock
making fees

Several boats

section,

Reasonab

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industrial Plants

light.
materiéls is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

s in wood or steel.

ed together on one smal!

Large stock of repair

le Prices.

, Mines, Mills and Canneries

 

 

 

 

Solicited.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.
er >; Our own brand of butter on
sale, see Fuller's add. tf
a . . *
M.M.Stephens js: sists: om wv
cure carpet squares at Tite's sale
NOTARY PUBLIC 20 per cent reduction. 85

 

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 house Sth Ave., i

W., modern, $3,250 terms. }
Double Corner Sixth Avenue 3)
and Tatlow St. $1,750. i
One nice lot near Drydock
$200, j

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

 

 

We are

W atching

lots of People
these days

ou would

 

hardly believe how

our wateh trade has grown and is
growing

We have years of experience
buying and repairing watches

Every watch that we
to prove up to
for it,

We sare as much concerned as
you are in the satisfactory service
of the watches. we sell

If you remember these things you
will see that you take no risk in
coming here for that new watch,
especially when we sell at standard
prices

John Bulger

The Store of Worth and
Beauty.

sell has get
what we promise

 

 

 

  

FOR SALE

4 Room House

Sewer connections
5th Avenue, Section 5

$1600
2 Lots, 6th Ave., Sec. 5

on the Sewer

$600 each

Terms

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Insurance - Real Estate
Prince Rupert, B. C.

        
       
     
 

 

 
 

      
   

'
was

* . .

Have you seen the Pollard kid
and their vaudeville review at the
Westholme this week.

* * ’

There were many bathers at the

Salt. Lake yesterday evening. In
spite of the fog which lowered’so
rapidly over the water the en-
thusiasts enjoyed their swim in
the warm water. Some smal! girls
heartily enjoyed paddling on the
jSandy artificial beach.

A petition from J. A. Kirkpat-
rick and twemty-eight others was
presented to the City Council last

night asking for a walk from the
extension of 3rd Ave. East near
Cow Bay to ith Ave. in the vicin-
ity of the isolation hospital. It
referred to the Board of
Works for report.

Use MURESCO, the great sani-
tary wall finish. A. W. Edye Co.

 

 

What
Eye Glasses

Are For.

 

 

 

Cen have many uses, but
only one purpose-—the restora
tion of the sight to a natural con
dition.

_— 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.

an want of a pair of suitable
glasses may be all that prevents
you having visual perfection, health

and comfort
ET us examine your eyes and
tell you whether or pot this
is 80

Fred Joudry
{Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. - - Prince Rupert

Opposite Post Office

HE DAILY

 

PRESERVING

APRICOTS

'f This is the big week for
| buying this line. They
| are arriving in fineton-
dition this year
Our Price

| $2.50 per crate
Rupert Table Supply Co.

 

VAUDEVILLE STUNTS
AY THE WESTHOLME

West and Fields in Their 1919
Vaudeville Review Make
a Big Hit.

West and Fields and their 1919
Vaudeville Review opened at the
Westholme last night and to put
it mildly they were a positive riot.
Ukulele Hughes started the ball
jrolling as the Wizard of the Uku-
| lele. His playing and singing
jwas enjoyed by everyone and his
|playing of The Rosary on the uku-
beautiful.

 

ilele was
Next

came Olga Yardley, the
“Girl at the Piano” as she ig
billed. She possesses a sweet
mezzo soprano voice and her
singing of “Dear Old Pal of Mine”
will never be forgotten. Her
comedy numbers were also ap-
preciated.

West and Fields (themselves
got the audience from the start.
Guy West as a Nut Comedian is
a riot and he gets point after

point out of his work. Their team
work is wonderful and they

sing

 

two doubles with nifty dancing

that brought the house down.
The surprise of the evening,

|Marjy and Dody, billed as the

jyoungest sister act in Vaudeville,
jwere two little kiddies who sang

jthree songs and they positively
stopped the show. They are cer-
jtainly very clever for such little
jtots. A Billie Burke feature and
| The Lightning Raider’ closed
jthe bill.
seiiantbiitiniiaeiilinainitaiiiasilinie
THE SALT LAKES
The Narbethong and the
“Dixie” will leave Cow Bay on

Sundays and Wednesdays at 11
a.m. and every half hour there-
leaving the lakes at 9 p.m
for last trip of day. Fare 25c, pay
you enter. Bring change
Narbethong will attend to the Salt
Lakes business only. Phone Black
and Blue 400. tf

after,

as

Special prices for go-carts and
Barrie’s Furniture
180

yuggies at
Store.

 

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages. tf

eC CeCe ee oe

 

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Local News Notes

me es ee ere ®

White Lunch tomor

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

reopens

row

tors. tf
. . *

Novelty curtains, draperies by
the yard, at 20% reduction at
rite's sale. 8&5
| 4
| The La Casse Bakery will be

Wednesday afternoons
183.

i¢losed on
Ifrom now on,

The geodetic steamer
|}Lillooet was coaling all day yes

terday at the Grand Trunk dock.

survey

David H,. Hays, who has been
slightly indisposed for the past

few days, is much improved this
morning and hopes to be around

again very shortly.
* . -

It was a_ disgusted lot of
travellers that arrived on the
train from the east on Sunday

night and who tried to purchase
fruit at the dock, but were refused
because it was after hours. They
could see the fruit but it was be-
youd reach because Chief Vickers
had so ordered.

. oi. ae
Iwo cows arrived on the Prin-
for R. Me
Dairy
all
ani-
box

dock

cess Mary yesterday
Kay of the Prince Rupert
It was of great interest to
standing around to see the
mals being driven into the
and then hoisted to the
They seemeed none the

from their aerial jaunt.
° . .

worse

185

Brass beds at Tite's

per cent discount.
. * *

A new launch is now tied up al
the Princes Rupert Rowing and
Yacht Club, having been built re-
cently in Cow Bay. It is of racing

model and the bow stands high
above the water. When the
Echo” is outfitted with a fifty

horsepow er Sterling engine a vers

good speed will be obtained

Crockery and glassware Big
bargains at Tite's sale 85
‘' *

Among those returning to th:

eity on the Princess Mary yester-
day lom Maloney, who was
formerly train agent with the
Grand Trunk here. For the past
two years Tom has been in Se-
atttle and has just come north for

was

a short holiday with friends in
the city. He is well remembered
here as a great baseball and
sports enthusiast, having won

prizes at various celebrations
held in Prince Rupert.
. .

Congoleum squares clearing out
at cost, at Tite's. i185
. * .

At the Royal Fish Company's
stand at the government dock yes-
terday a small fishing boat was
being unloaded and the fish pack-
ed in boxes. A number of tour-
gathered near to watch the
doings and many and varied were
the theories which they offered to
account for the fish being white
on one side and dark on the other.
One lady with large tortoise shell
spectacles suggested that the sun
had bieached them on one side
when they were swimming in the
shallow water.

ists

Spec.al for Fishermenr, Swivels,
450c. dozen; hooks 3c each. Ful-
ler’s, Ltd. Phone 45. tf

Tents. Pack sacks. Camp outfits.
Agent J. F. Maguire, Smith Block.

 

 

 

 

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Arthur V. Thomas

ORGANIST
PIANIST

Studio: First Avenue
Phone 15 Hours 4 to 6@.m.

 

 

 

 

_REGLAR FELLER

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_ SALE
Children’s Wash Dresse

 

 

—m

LL our Children’s Print and Ginghan
Dresses are now placed on the ba)
gain counter and marked down to speci
ly low prices to clear.

HEY run in sizes from 2 to 14 yea
and are all new, this season’s mode!
being smartly cut and well made.

J[NCLUDED are the balance of a lot

BOYS’ WASH SUITS, ages 2 to 7,
and the balance of our stock of GIRLS’
and MISSES’ MIDDY BLOUSES AND
SKIRTS.

AS these are all very much reduced

price to effect a quick clearance w:
cannot sell them on approval, or mak:
exchanges.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

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H. 5. WALLACE CO0., LUD.

 

 

 

 

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—
Julge Young wl ha i BIRTH
te iti - » : ‘
pected to retur: rh ¥y and Phere was |
Joe You, the Chinaman convicted I j Dell, | 235
f stealing shoes, will co »p West, at the Pr
for sentence as soon as possibl : lospital
after his arrival d white
re

 

NEW ARRIVALS IN

Ladies’ Colored

Now showing at the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

Specia! Values in Children’s Shoes |

ener

 

—ree 6

Come and be fitted by Expert Shoemen

GEO. HILL

 

Shoes

«

E. R. TABRUM

 

 

 

 

 

pecial

 

 

for This Week

VALUES HERE TO MAKE THIS WE!
SHOPPING WORTH YOUR WHILE

 

Ladies’ Middy Smocks and Skirts are selling at !
bottom prices.

Outing Panamas and White
Felts selling at one-third off.

HAT

Children’s Dresses in Ginghams, Prints and W
Muslins. All must be cleared at great reducti

 

 

 

 

See Our Bargain Table of Remnants

 

Third Avenue
P.S.--We have received a new shipment of Silk '
Lisle Holeproof Hosiery in all shades

 

 

Offering

. —

HATS

Jabour Bros., Ltd.

The Practica! Shoemen Phone 357
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