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Victory Bonds have declined in

during the past fortnight

value very

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance

 

Real Estate

Bonds

*
° . ,
s y materially
» pas ’ , and may go still lower, We buy
them at highest market price. No delay.

 

We will have for arrival
this week
Olivette Preserving

| Cherries

packed in 4 basket crates, at

$2.90 per Crate

\{ This is the time of year
\f for preserving Cherries.
Don’ t miss it.

Auper Tavle Supply Co

PHONES 211, 212

 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering C0.

Vessels of any sige Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can
making

Several!

section, fees

te docked
light.

small
repair

together on one
Large stock of

materis|s is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Reasonabie Prices.

Machine aad Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industrial Plants, Mines,
Solicited.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

| MI Stephens

NOTARY PUBLIC
FOR SALE
6-Room -d modern housg 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 5th Ave.,

W., modern, $3,250 terms

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

$200.

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSUKANCE

 

 

 

BASEBALL BOYS
ARRIVE TODAY :

\Appear to be a Likely Bunch;
Will Play Two Games

In the City. |
| ee |
| This morning the crack base-|
\ball team from Ocean Falls al
rived on the Prince George
| will play two matches with (he
jlocal club. The team is heay
Pithan the former one from he

}south and it is expected that
i

}pert’s outtielders will be

|

py

Kept 20

The
| be in fine
|

home team is

reported ts
condition and are anx

ireputation. They have a higl
team average now and they want
Lo continue the good work.

There will be two games played

 

 

 

Everybody is
Not a Judge

of Diamonds

Most
one's
aren't up

have to take some
because most people
on diamond values

people

say so’

We wish » tell you that every
diamond we have in stock has
Ppareta a ' eerveful examination
at our hands

>

here absac
person wh
about diamonds

Which makes buying
lutely safe for the
knows littl

We are showing
mond engagement
$40.00, 875.00 and 8150.00

some nice dia
rimgs at #25.00

Jd ohn Bulger
Jeweler

The Store of Worth and
' Beauty.

 

this afternoon and an
The
tupert is Dravis

ihere,
other
| Prince

one
Lomorrow, batters
and lay
DEMOCRATIZE RAILWAYS
(Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs
Berlin, August 12.
from Dresden says the Saxon rail
ways will be
run under the
‘rs’ councils.

democratized
officials and w

ORPORATION tr iil
ii i
Vi ii : é
lye in f the ag '»
ation ine ' ' n i
tei i ‘ + pion pondwe

on Sth Avenue

seetion 6, from the 7
plank road on t

McBride 5

isting one on Dunsmuir mire
Local Improvement and intend pecia
Gsooss & part of the’ cost pon ti 1
abutting directly
the following

on the
land

Werk and
Which is immed

benefitted by the Work Sou the : li
half of lot 24 and low z 7 sa, 2
7, Section &

2 The estimated cost wf the wo
$5,856.00, Of which $740.26 is to be
Dy the Corporation, and the estin

 

 

 

 

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 Estete

Prince Rupert, B. C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
|
™ |day
|
|
|

ious to keep up their well earnes

\ despa c 1Vaneo

GERMANS TO CREATE
MERCANTILE FLEE’

Berlin, August 13 In the Na
tional Assembly at Weimar
Mathias Erzberger said We

ust immediately create a met!
cantile and help the Germans
idvicet’.

;
lieet

abroad with state

Among those leaving for up the

 

Mrs
husband it

jpermanentiy. In a short time
}Monroe will join her

the south,

> . .

rhrough passengers from Van-
ecouver on the Prince
included Mrs, Hazell and
Misses Hazell of Lethbridge, Al-
berta. Last week the party pass-
ed through the city and while here
guests of Dr. and Mrs

Miss Nellie Hazel
stop off and visit fo
the

sister

rer ree Lo-

were tlie
H. R. Grant

s gome to

city whilst her
refurh to the

time in
nother and
prairies,

some

Masters Fred and Willie Kergin
returned from the south today
They hay been holidaying it
i|\Vancouver and Victoria fro the
1] Ww AS
) : : st
Mis Agnes McQuillan of th
pan ! Thee staff returnec
fr i visil with relatives in the
sout m the G. T. P. boat today

. * .
Nurse Hughes, accompanied by

itthe Enyd Morrie,
ip to Vane

Prince Geore today

\liee Brady in “The Betle
i

Half and a rip roaring comedy,

returned fron

ja tr ouver Island on th

at tl Westholme tonight
o *. .

: Tiny Tims baseball tean
are Rivine a dance LoMmMorroy
night in St. Andrew's Hall R'

latk Bradbury returned ron

iver on the boat this morn

 

 

 

 
 
 

te ee es ert ~?@

Local News Notes

io-~ ed |

| Spirella Gorsetiere, Phone}

Black 257

Congoleum squares clearing oul

at cost, at Tite's. 01
* * .

riny Tims’ dance, St. Andrew's

Hall Thursday night. 18s
. * .

Morris chairs and rockers.
Barrie's Furniture House 94
* * .
rhursday—ALICE B. for Shaw

Lake at 1 and 3 o'clock

. . o
ALICE B. for
and 2:30 o'clock
A, R. Holtby
the line by last night's train

atians
Thursday Sali
Lakes at 2

recurned from uj

Mobley
on the train last meht

Harry arrived from th

interiol

congoleun
Furniture
ivi

Carpet

squares.

squares,
Barrie's

House.
. .

Spec.al for Fishermen, Swivels,

50c. dozen; hooks 3c each. Ful
ler’s, Ltd. Phone 45. ti

ee

] ae, .
CANVAS and RUBBER

0 | W A i q

For Ladies, Boys and Girls ~

season advances we find we

——
iy
‘ee

 

As the

odds and ends of various lines of canvas a:

shoes and no large quantity in
We are clearing these shoe lines out. \ al
the space, so we are offering them at nd
some less than «

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE

while they last, of securing bareai:

; -

 

Jabour Bros., Ltd.

Third Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

line on the train today was Mrs Sons of Canada meet at 8 p.n

Cc. L. Monroe and little son Lioyd|Thursday. Important business

iwho are going as far as #ort ®s_|Full attendance requested B!

sington, where Mrs. Monroe’ wil o 7

| visit foe @ short time with he Among those arriving from uy

lsister before returning to the|Tiver on the train last night wos

t city. Me Monroe laft for the R. S. Wright, who has just

| south on the Camosun last night | turned irom 4 =. ?

and will proceed as far as Vic- Mrs. D. H. Morrison = arrived |
Mills and Canneries | ria where he expects to locate}, . 44 trom Seattle on the boat thir |

morning. She has been spend

the last few weeks in the

for the benefit of her health.
* * *

Che beautiful Weber piano that

soutl

 

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ee a

 

a
—

NEW ARRIVALS IN

 

was used on the stage of the
Westholme Theatre is for
a special price. The Prince Ru-|
pert Music Store, opposite th

post office. 01
. . .

sale a

A sale of home
ice cream will be

cooking, tea aut

held at the

he tit

are Charies and Will Balagno an:

Paul Edmunds.
. * .
Among the soldiers arriving

from the old country or the Sat
urnia was Corporal W. G. Hea!
éf the Bulkley valley. The trooy
train left for the west last Wod
nesday and Corporal Heal is ox

pected from the south in the nox
few days.
. . *
The blasting which nas

late to the const
of Rupert's re
site of the

ferries.

going on of
nation of
idents, is on the
slip for car
grading has to be
necessitates the

some

Considerabl
done wil
remova! of

large bluff alongside th

jing raiiee
- track.
Novelty curtains, draperies. by Me ee
the vard, at 20% reduction al Arrangements have been m
rit sale y, |for the Telkwa and Anyox b
ball teams to visit Pfimee Ru;
Ask for Atkins’ Sausages , ;during the time of the gair. Th
- : ~ ~ |should provide a very interest n
' . ,* ee ee 68 @ 4¢* Iseries of matches and will be on
yg TOS LATE To a "lof the big drawing cards for (}
arr we © a 2S annual event of the Agricg!!
| Fé Kh SALE Manure ‘ w. | Association.
| Will be searee in tl shoring a ” °
Pacifie Cartage. Lt« RH Brass beds at Tite's sale;
| - == |per cent discount. 91
* * >

Lieut. }
D.S8-C., arrived in the

Peters RN.

Db.8.0

city tis

 

}
}
special rate per foot frontage is # i Ir ‘ve t ; t u
Fhe apecial sebesament is to be 1 lent cathartics, but takethe evening from England, ha
live onane: instalinents made the long journey in fou
undertaking the work mnel do lg teen days. Lieut, Peters is th
"eed tes 1 one Sf Sapheniin " s guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Mc
ate ils Sth da oO ugust |
ERNEST A. WOODS, Clerk. | Intosh while here, and will a
Silsseane : company the body of his fath
coe, | a Fred Peters, K.C., on the “Prine:
Brief F t i George to Vietoria tomer
: .
; acts i night for burial.
) of ie
. Largest Sale of Medicine ia the World Crockery and glassware Bis
; S | t A Crerywhere. jbargains al Tite's sale, 4
3 Valvation Army =| “*
WATER NOTICE This afternoon the coxswaint!os
} War Work i DIVERSION AND USI shell of the Prince Rupert Rowin
) aiaialiitiial land Yachting Club will be agai:
FAKE NOTICE that W. KR. Tonkin, whos take fr t | r y i
; The Salvation .Army has abways acheive i kmpive Building, Seastie,| “ken trom its hangings tm thy
: f :
: felt it was iis duty ender aid tg an ‘psy nod - ae to Wake | Hazelton and a trial trip to ¢)
i i oe er SOOKE ¥v5,000
wherever a need exist md was @ feet water out Clear Lake ai | Salt Lake will be made, Ste
; at work ten days after the tvasion knowh 48 Clearwat Lake, Which flows |g y ,
Dae an ean i teominaior aad sifhs' into ‘Meemaaibe datas King is anxious to meet any
4 ‘ . bout twenty-four p ' ' srience ar . ;
} lering to the temporal and sf i }) The water will be d ver ted a trot the = = perienced oarsmen so that hi
needs of the Allied trooy Ht @ point about i m the mouth Wery best four will be obtained |
i¢ rwatet he at ! wi u De ri ‘ . ome ” :

ner swo sniliien dollars apoms on Alain ee lame id will De Wied fo man the’ craft The probably
war work by the Sulvation Arm qj min i ' Last Chance”; quartel for the trip will b
seus ; ; a ca ié i f mineral claim : .

Vation anal na ee ; : : © War posted on the ground bow, Unwin; No. Forsyth

: ; war work 100,00 fi th day ine, 1449 ‘ copy’3, Robb; stroke, King.
Salvationiat and adherents enlisted h befiee and un application pursuant

allies ‘ hereto gud to th Water Let 1014,’ _——
mn lied arm Wil be filed in the offiee of the Water . .

65 Motor Ambulences provided a" urde at Prince Rupert, B, ¢ Kasy chairs rockers hed
and operated by Salvation Arm nied “taka te sald Wailer Bement ie springs and mattresses. Tite's
officers and experivuced workers j thie Heptrolier of Water Ki«ht Pari Big August Sale v1

Over 400,000 wounded men taken mend oe nh torla, BB, ¢ within
from battlefields in Salvation Army thi , ti ‘ n ’ ' al ree & :

i Salvation a meee 1D 6 lone) newspaper Just arrived, a car of Beave:
ambulances \ Kh. TONKIN, Applicant ; . ,
By John Pedersen, Agent. Board, A, W. Kdge Co. distribu.
rhe date of the first publication of this "
| is July 18, 1019 oe bors. uf

of Mrs. Harry Smith, seventh an

Conrad, on August 14 from 3 ti! weteetebedies

6. Proceeds in aid of the Seal] f }

iCove W. A. | 1 . iV | . . . , }
The Westholme orchestra wer ‘ Specia! a lis § mn Children $ Shoes |

up the line this morning to Haz )

elton where they will play fo: i ~ wares ree CPPCC OC Ors secetel

big dance to be given at the Silver Come and be fitted by E xpert SI a :

}Standard mine. The musician : —"

Ladies Colored Shoes

Now showing at the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

 

 

 

 

 

GEO. HILL E. R.

The Practical Shoemen hone

wee mr

BRU Vi

 

 

 

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EDITH STOREY “in “THE CLAIM
At the Empress The e t

 

 

Slarring Lonight al the Westholm

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