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THE DAILY

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G. H. ARNOLD, Notary Public

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We will have for arrival
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: Cherries Congoleum squares clearing out)
Victory Bonds have declined in value very mattrially at cost, at Tite's. 91
packed in 4 basket crates, ; . ‘ ® @
luring the past fortnight, and may go still lower. We buy
see eee o- 5 a $2.90 per Crate Special for Fishermen. Swivels,
them at highest market price. No delay. as 150. dozen; hooks 3¢ each. Ful-
This is the time of year J... Ltd. Phone 45. tf
. for preserving Cherries. jf} wo
Don’t miss it. Mrs. Stewart, wife of Conducto:
---— OC OO Or" Stewart of the Grand Trunk Pa-
leifie, left for the interior on the
H. G. HELGERSON, LTD. Auper Table Supply OE pee
rain today.
Insurance Real Estate Bonds PHONES 211, 212 | Great feature “Annexing Bill
mere, | SPR are I'The Lightning Raider,’ a Harold
nametiaraviimaian | Lloyd comedy, and a big scenic
hk. S. Wright was a passenge! | Westholme tonight.
iv ip river on the train today. | . . e
; j ‘ . ‘4 R. H. Tolmie, deputy minister
Your opportunity now to pro-/or mines, went south on the boat
GE | Hi cere squares at Tite's sale,|jast night. He is taking his first
0 percent reduction “1! vacation in 34 years
" ie oe
Vessels of any size Docked eS a alieeeiedlk tel “gic kes tees te ta
, . . from Port Essington on the train} night on the Prince Rupert for a
Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel. last night and spent the night 10) three weeks’ visit with friends in
Several boats can te docked together on one small town, returning again on the) Vancouver and Seattle
: ; . - train this morning. e wwe
section, making fees light. Large stock of repair a” rhe Note leaves Government
materisls is being laid in. Amone those leaving for the wharf at eight o'clock tomorrow
4 . east on the train today was GOr-|morning for Stewart and way
F d W ion ©. Kirkpatrick, who has be ts——621 Second Ave shone
poin zZ secon V a. a
oun ry ork visiting with friends in the city 553. RO
Castings in tron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at for the past few days. x &.s
Reasonable Prices. , + 8 METLAKATLA PICNIC by th:
Mrs. Grant, mother of Miss|/4LICE B. tomorrow at 11, 4, 3)
Agnes Grant of the local forestry/and 5 o'clock, returning at 4, 6
Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds Jie ie aacente at 2 elon’: Returning at
ee Me eae TY eturned to Hazelton on ltoday’s|(Gnpildren 50c.
Business of Industria! Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries train after a long holiday in this “> oh
Solicited. city. Che current issue of the Britis!
° |
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished. ot ET Columbia Gazette contains noti
Mrs, Taylor and daughter Ruby! of the incorporation of the Tra)
- yp) vere among those to leave for th jefiers Club of Prince Rupert wit
nterior on this morning’s trai l-lan authorized capital of $10,000
= ; ~| [hey will travel as far as Smith- . . . |
se Pillsbury, superintendent s where they will holiday { rhe beautiful Weber piano that}
tof the Prinee Rupert drydock, a ew days with irtonds. was used on the stage of th
irived home from the east on the ' Westholme Theatre is for sale at}
e ens train last night. there were two empty express/q special price. The Prince Mi
e e efrigerator ears on the train|/pert Music Store, opposite the|
NOTARY PUBLIC | Choose your own materiais e::¢ rom the east last night. Seve post office. v1
: —— tyle wi ic ome ie , - ‘Jothers also arrived on the time ele +e
Ss < ue ou ‘ *® corsets me ‘
| ’ eight this morning. This very A meeting of workers will be
\by. Mrs. Director. Phone Biue |
FOR SALE _ Sethe dea Phot tt ta lint i —n ~| materially relieves the loecal|/held in the Salvation Army hall
Sa re eee ee eRe eee eee coriage. | tonight at 8 o'clock in connection
6-Roomed modern house and
lot English Hill, $2,625, §/* TCO LATE TO CLASSIFY * ee jee the Red Shield Campaign
terms RHHGHHREX HERE BE ER OS Arrivals from the east on the i! ommandant Hapkirk will be glad
6-Roomed semi-bungalo, 4th LOST—Would the party who took aa ee ee a mee to see those who desire to take
Ave., East, built in buffet handbag from Royal buss Sat oorehouse, wifs of Capt. Moore- part, it
firep| ce, t $3,500— urday night keep money, and|"°U%* °f the Grand Trunk boat ne
“oo art ste ‘ £ cee oney, ¢ ‘ ‘
repiace, e@., 90,0 oe ey af rince John. Mrs. Moorehouse Mrs. Clarence Findlay and fam-
terms. mail baw and contents to P.O. poe :
8-Roomed house 5th Ave., box 308, or leave at News of.|'%* Dee” visiting in the east for iy returned trom Zyrrese — _
W., modern, $3,250 terms. fice. No questions asked. FE ee re nam bentalk sone tee pny aged: +
S Cie ee ; ; - past month they have been on the
eo oaaaal — oe FOR RENT—4-room house with CITY OF PRINCE RUPLAT ‘anch looking after a very good
anc aliow ASL. su. an
, bath, electrie z app ; stre rry Tr They
One nice lot near Drydock ee eee ben PAINTING OF FIRE HALL srawnerty rep. They reapers
$200. 289 News Otlice, 187 renders will be received for the abovepthat the berries are nearly all
0 ey a ae work By the “city Clerk, no later than 4 over
\Sregaaty Pe re ae vr FOR SALE—3 plano boxes og 1/2, @. Aeeust tem. Bpeciications ang forme ne * .
; . le irom the undersigned, the lowest ©
— 4) ‘ ‘artagea ‘ ‘ ende “ ecess ccepted '
M. M. Stephens each! Lindsay Cartage. ” tender - DROOLSBANK pled Brass beds at Tite's sale; 0
LOANS TALS - INSURANCE _ city Purchasing Agent per cent discount. of
- REN - ee eT oP 2. 8. @
LAND Atl
' \ large number of people visit-
acai ee Mrs res 1 ' KEENA LAND DISTBICT—DISTHICT of - - _ noone yesterday, the
-~ ~< ne ' COAST, RANGE aunches being kept busy « 8
| ' : ay TAKI NOTICE that Mark Smaby, of al - ” _ P a plmoat
uv Ocean Falls, B. €., occupation logger, in-|2!l day plying back and forth.
e are ae | olloy ing eccrine’ bende to lease the); There were picnickers at almost
’ an Commencing at a post planted at the/every suitable point along the
d AS | BP 3s inky nore of peas Wana ake thesis marth} Harbor shore and at many out-
ad C in f sandst ne ee thence east 40 chains;) side points.
thence south 40 chains; thence west 40
: OD ie hains; thence north 40 chains to point o e. 2.4
| f She call it Fe mnomy Butter at ment oo Santainta tas a : rockery and glassware. Big
t s Ae Oo ‘ er nore I ess
ots ° People and it is well named, consider- i eileen Ane SMABY neligated at Tite's sale. 94
ing the quantity she gets, and ” aay SOU, eee ol . . .
these days the low cost of the extra bt tte IN PROBATE \ branch of the Royal Bank has
ao pe : ‘a89 \ THE SUPREME COURT OF BKITISH| been opened at Burns Lake. J. K.
You would hardly believe how ro half a pound of butter COLUMBIA | i
ou ateh ade has gro d is ty Guns .. Currie Ip -e George « >
growing ee ee add one SMALL tin of Pacific/iN THE MATTER OF THE ADM 2 eee Se Sees Seeee Seen -
We heve yeara Of experience in Milk, in which has-been di TION ACT ed there for business on August
buying and repatring watches , : ~~ : anc 7 and is temporarily in charge
tlt peed od ‘ sulved a small pinch of baking|!% THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE oF 7
wo pote ay ws wnat we promise | soda, | PMEDEMICK , GHEWTSEN, “DECEASLD,|until relieved by Miles Henderson
for ii. i Whip ° i , from the Prince Rupert branch,
We are as much concerned as vip till the butter has all] +taxe worice “that im order of Hishwho left this morning for that
yOu art it ie satisfactory service been taken up and allow to set} ‘to r F. McB. Young, made the 21 vm .
if you ee cota things you gradually in a cool place. is fora te te ctu a een oe . . .
ill see thé oO ake no risk. akes ¢ mt i yvound of | ® sen leceased, Ee varties .
ccuins t - Py in an — j : em oem ® : ind i mving catane agninet Nes etee cool e Kasy chairs, rockers, bed
especially when we sell at standard putter Loot puller, 00. | eby required to furnish me, proj ly springs and mattresses Tite’
prices. : ; : 4 [veriied, to me, on or before the ; . — 7®
ei , Many will thank Mrs. Forbes | or August, A.D. 1919. and i varties in-} Big August Sale. of
for her kindness, as we do. ones d to a canes ore required to bay * e .
it Mnoun ° e edptedness t : .
John Bulger aaiencaperingd lf rthwith — Frank Mobley, M.P.P.. seems
JOHN H. MeMULLIN, ave bee ‘
: Jeweler Pacific Milk Co. Y iu OMcial Administrato to have been busy at the Liberal
Dated this 3ist day of July, 1914 ; ’ at ¢ awe » as
The Store of Worth and Limited |-—— ay uly, 1919 ns . a He was a
s oe) he ro 1 PTeSOLULIONS Com
Beauty. FACTORY AT LADNER, B. Cc. | "$;mittee and of the credentials
ATTENTION FISHERmeEN committee. Some other memher
. } we of the resolutions committee were
. » The Hon. Wr. C. C. Ballan- Hon. John Oliver, Dr. W. H.
FOR SALE First to Aid—Last to Appeal tyne, Minister of Fishehries, §)SU'Hetland, Senator Bostock, Hon,
; THE SALVATION will visit Prince Rupert $)/° “: Sine and M. A. Macdonald.
ARMY about August 20th. Opinions Novelty curtains, draperies by
4 R H ¥ practical fishermen fe- the yard al 20% reduction al
oom ouse quired on the following:— Pic's cas. 94
Sewer connections .(1) Should canneries be ° 7 eS
5th Avenue, Section 5 SHIELD | open to all, or should they Among those arriving from tip
$1600 1$ remain in the hands ofa river on the train last night was
. few? ’ Mrs. Magar of Port Essington,
CAMIPAI GN § = (2) Should the use of gas )YP° left for the south on th
a1 Gth Av | 3) boats be permitted in District Grand Trunk boat last night.
ots, ve., Sec. 5 $|} Number 2 for fishing saimon $/*!° '* a°companying her brother
‘eas Stila Mineseds Prince Rupert ; with gill nets? to Vaneouver where he will un
$600 THURS., FRI. and SAT. (3) Should trap and seine eee mate attention by a
each licenses, if permitted at all 'specia ist. er mother and little
August 15, 16 and 17. : ivirl also Came into town on the

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Insurance - Real Estate
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WILL YOU HELP?

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be open to al! British sub-

jects?

Piease advise by mail or
call at 327 2nd Avenue.

G. P. TINKER,
Commissioner,
Prince Rupert Board of

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jsame train.

Just arrived, a car of Beaver
Board, A, W. Edge Co., distribu.
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Tents. Pack sacks. Camp outfits.
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True peace-time
economy—us

Sunlight Soap

It is impossible to buy a purer :
Sunlight. Therefore it is really the clieapest
soap you can buy. (The purer and b« the
soap—the less you need for the wash

better the work donc.

Truly—it is a real economy to use Sunlight
Soap for the wash and about the hous

Insist on getting the Soap you ask for

 
 
 

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Special Values in Children’s Shoes

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POOLE LOPE ORES COPE eerereeenennees .
Section One Lots for Sale

Lot 13, Block 6 ‘ sed af
Lots 13, 14 and 1 B & : ssed at
Lot 5, Block 4 Assessed at
Lot 2, Block 7 ® ‘ Asdessed gt
Lot 7, Block 7 ‘ Assessed at
Lots 16 and 17, Block 2¢ $2,750 Assessed at

THEO, COLLART

NOTARY PUBLIC
WESTHOLME THEATRE ©!

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