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THE DAILY KEWS.

  

 

G. H. ARNOLD, Notary Public
For Sale

House and lot, Section Six.
Price $2,150.00, Easy Terms.

For Rent

Seven-room house with bath at 10the Ave. and Bacon St

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real Estate ra Bonds

 

Has five rooms and bath.

 

Insurance

 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering C0,

LIMITED
Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

Several boats can te docked together on one small
section, making fees light. Large stock of repair
materiéis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

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jto call for bids for the renting of
a limited number of outside sell-
ing booths, 15 by 12, at the forth-
|coming fair——the highest or any} For
bid not
|} These bids must be in the hands

booths are to be used.

jmeeting jiasit evening it was de-

 

RED SHIELD TAG DAY.
z TAG DAY

rangements are now

will put on a Tag Day
terests of the
Shield Campaign tombrcow,
urday, August 16

FOR SALE feray, suenst"te.”

NOTARY PUBLIC

 

6-Roomed fhodern house and
lot English Hill,
terms.

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

8-Roomed house 5th Ave.,
W., modern, $3,250 terms.

Trunk steamer today.

squares, Barrie's

House,

~leided that another

complete |
whereby the Adair Cavss Chaptor
ep ens ofthe Daughters of the Empire!
e e .
in the in-
Salvation Army hed

will be much harder
and the two teachers at pesos:
| have all their work cut out to}
Keep gome.

The newly appointed teacher is |
iMiss L. V.
IB. C. pert Music Store,
Mrs. Howard, who has been
$2 625. visiting With her mother in Van-
couver for the past few week
returned to this city by the Grand

ANITA STEWART le

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Carpet squares, eongoleum |
Furniture |

 

Double Corner Sixth Avenue

 

and Tatlow St. $1,750.

One nice lot near Drydock
$200. What
M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

 

 

Eye Glasses

 

 

 

 

Are For.
Everybody is
Not a Judge

of Diamonds

Most people have to take some
one’s “say so’? because most people cover the trouble and apply
aren't up on dtamonfi values. remedy.

 

ditio®?,

We wish to tell you that every
diamond we have in stock has
passed a most eareful exammMation

at our hands 4 1 eomfort

 

Which makes buying here aba
lutely ife for the person who
knows little about diamonds }

We are showing some nice dia ~

mond engagement rings at #25.00,

 

 

today.

(ees have many uses, but
only one purpose——the restora
tion of the sight to a natural con

Reginald Beaumont, superin-| their
tendent of Grand Trunk steam-|"¢ré in Prince Rupert 6n Monday
yee were intended to see well

and easily. If you do not—
then you should make haste to dis-

ships,

va
= want of a pair of - suitable

gla may be all that prevents
| having visual perfection, healt!

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages.

BY-ELECTION FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE.

or pot this

| ET ws eXamine your eyes and
' you whether

of Prince Rupert, that I hereby requir the | Mrs.

serve on the Board of School Trustees to
fll the vacane

Shall be as follows

$40.00, #75.00 and $150.00.
5 res | Fred Joudr;
Jeweler . Third Ave. - - Prince Rupert
The Store of Worth and Opposite Pust Office
Beauty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

         
 

       

FOR SALE

4 Room House

Sewer connections
5th Aysnue, Section &

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

on the Sewer

Brief Facts

‘ of

       

       

War Work

   

     

ehtertaininent

        
      

‘Terms

 
 

the men at the front and woune
in hospitals

       

 

 
 

& Doyle, Ltd.

Insurance - Real Estate

Prince Rupert, B. C.

 

    
    

 

  

 

 

8 in the Sehedule tt i wy
tion Act, and
dence and
each person proposed in such wu mer
sullicienthy 10 «identify such
Every candidate shall, before he shall be| ° ® .
capable of being nominated o elec ted,

Salvation Army

in the Salvation Army huts, the
Army officers serve hot drinks and
food w men of all ranks; the Army
mends clothes, furnishes music and
safeguards hoi
lies, Sustains morale and inspires

Nupert, from the hour of @ 0’ cloek
to the hour '
every person is hereby required to :

auiiie “and mémaen himself ‘secorditels ‘Ke lyen Allen of W ashington, b, ¢

| QUALIFICATION FOR SCHOOL TRI'groe has been lecturing in the prin
In the City Sehool Districts of the firs i cipal cities of Yukon

 

 

: faith i the teachings of in rh
eac senmy also maintains a tant
Stream of parcels of comfort

British subject f the null

and tas ’

on

.
} S The Salvation Arm carried
a , extensive Work in connection with
the Boer War it ‘aval and Mii)

tary League has been in operatio:
for nearly @ quarter of @ eentury

See

The Salvation Army works in cx tri ;

operation bul not in competition

were re

| Omer er eee seers tees ere

{|
We wiil have for arrival ! Local News Notes }
this week b cavmnerenermesemnsrmmarnmermnsremsrmmsrnarns®

Olivette Preserving Carpets and rugs at Tite's 20]

a per cent sale prices. O71
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Cherries Just arrived, men’s dancing]
pumps. Family Shoe Store. tf}
packed in 4 basket crates, at : 7

$2.90 Per Crate foi fe iii ine morning

|
iturned to the eity

This is the time of year oe oe
for preserving Cherries Bishop Du Vernet was among}
}

‘the arrivals on this morning's
Don’ t miss it. iat |

puper Table Supply CO. Wl tsete wos ceca p.m,

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PHONES 211, 212 sharp. i

 

PRINCE RUPERT FAIR. Jorines and matingsses. "207

TENDERS FOR BOOTHS | Wm. MeGregor was among the

arrivals from Surf Inlet on the
AT EXHIBITION GROUND Venture yesterday evening.

One more week to purchase
your window blinds, curtain rods
and hangings at Tite’s 20 per cen
sale discounts. 192

The fair directors have decided

your winter bedding, blan
kets, sheets, spreads, pillow oases
and comforters, take advantage of

necessarily accepted,

the secretary not later

than | rite 20 per cent discounts. 97
noon, Tuesday, the 19th inst. and} o:. &+:9
should state for what purpose the | Hugh Smith of the loeal fire

4) department who has been visit-
ling in Salt Lake City, was among
the arrivals back in the city to-

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER “*” rad

———— - IF’, Bentley has come north from

G. A. HUNTER, Secretary.

| Miss Lamb of Abbotsford Ap-|Surf Inlet and will beea visilo

pointed by Board at Meeting ihere for a short time. Mr. Bent

Last Night. ley arrived by the Union steam
ee ship last night.
At the special school board! e 9

G. €. Kilpatriek of the local C.
teacher should| P. Rh. offices went up the line this
obtained for the High Seheol/morning to join Mrs. Kilpatrick

here. The work for next term/and child who are holidaying a!

than for last bp Edward for a few days.
The beautiful Weber piano that
}was used on the stage of the
|Westholmeée Theatre is for sale at
amb of Abbotsford. |* special price. The Prince Ru-
opposite the
post office. ot
* . *
Haines, ‘chief clerk in the
| ; won (rand Trunk offices, was among
WELL RECEIVED | tiosc leaving for the east on the
He will join
s. Haines who is visiting in her

itrain this morning.
Anita Stewart in the great po-| Mr

drama attracted a large|old home in Ontario.

191 le rowe ot the Empress rheatre | , 2
last night From Headquarters’ | Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rowell ar-
‘hi was all it was said to be. a str all ived from Vancouver on the
ldrama of love passion, emotion | Pri nee Rupert today. Mr. Rowell
jand real human interest it is | tS the new paster of the local
| being shown again tonight. iach et Church and preaches his
‘ _ ae first sermon tomorrow morning.
‘ . : | * . ‘ =
cat tae eee eee i (Glen Hyde, the son of R. C.
Vancouver for the past two weeks, | Hyde, well known property hold-
iseturned of the Prince Rupert |" of this city, arrived from the

jsouth on the Prince Rupert this
“Bini |morning. He will be here for a

Dr. R. ©. Page who has been in few days before continuing east

Vancouver for the past two weeks to the prairies.
returned
morning on his way to Stewart,

fi ul th ti a
i - ne me rhe many friends of Dr. and

Mrs. 'Tremayne will be pleased to
learn of expected arrival

returned from the south|®¥ the ©. P. R. steamer. They
| today. peas been in Victoria for the last
. . . several weeks, since arriving from
Spirella Corsetiere. Phone overseas,
Black 257. | OFF P<

eee | Mrs. M. P. McCaffery and fam-
ty) ily left on this morning's train
for Bangor, Maine, where she wil!
remain Visiting with relatives for

 

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to tne} about six months. In Bangor is

ctors of the Municipality r the

McCaffery’s former ‘home

presence of the said Electors at the City | 8 fir . ian
Clerk’s office in the City Hall, eit by pane d this is her first trip there for
Prince Rupert, on Saturday the 23rd day|SOme time,

nuenes, 1919, at twelve o'clock noon, ® e ©
purpose of electing a erson
e Morris chairs and rockers.

caused by tt esignation! Rarria’ oa pe .
of Miss Rose M. Davies whose term ex. |>@frie’s Furniture House. v4
Pires in January, 1920 } ’ ° ?
The mode of nomination of Candidate s| The Prinee Albert made a very
a i t

re candidates «hall be ominated in} Quick trip to the Queen Charlott

iting The writing shall be subscribed |

two voters of the Municipality as pro- Islands this week, feturning early

poser and seconder and it she . TT ireadayv eva y .

livered to the ‘Returning enone ae de | Thursday evening, Yesterday the
between the date of this notice and| \ibert was loaded up with sup-

2.00 Pp. ™. of the day of ne mination the l |

said writing may be in the form Number piles and material for Stewart

 

Flee nd le ear! !
all state the aaliea and ft ea: y in the afternoon. A

“! north,
candidate a

ar Remember the Red Shield ean

later than jock in the after

vn of the day of iO.niation, lodge with paign.

a declaration showing his quaiifleaiion * e °

® the form preascritid by Statute ti ‘ ;
rorms will oe su hed by the City clerk: ‘What has the Great War done
: ML etal ae ails Te aes ee a »

ete bate ie Wily bhoekice ie noe Hk jlo religion?’ wall be the subject

fa poll being WeCOsSary auch poll witi|Of an address to be given at K. of
opene 0 ve ' ' tine i agi
August, 1919, at the Counc! ‘chamber | P. Hall, Helgerson Block, Sunday |
the City Hall in the City of 1

aD jevening, August 17, at 8:30

velock p.m, of vt ten }O'Cloek, The speaker, Mrs, Ase

a Territory
any verseon dein . >
con al { and Southeastern Alaska during

the present summer. The lecture
will be free and everybody is cor

Md and third elas
ally

lng the date f non
wher in tl Lam

 

. | tah ost anal S eaenas dially invited, it
of th : eu

Mun pal Assesement Roll :
ver a above an Crockery, glassware and ching

mre ahd r ‘
Se ae ee On Gletiion oP cee al 20 per cent discounts, the las!
rustee® in the seid School Pistrics « week of Tite ale priees 7
“eth ib the sald Seon! i trict, shall \ 8 sale price 07

Trustee in such City Sehoel lis

jiven under my Sand at i Just arrived, a car of Beaver

e Rupert : .
this # on yet Aug at. A.D ioy9 Board, A, W, Edge Co,, distribu.

bturnine Omesr, |LOrs. it)

 

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SUFTINGS

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A shipment has just reached us consisting
exclusive single lengths in coatings and
suitings.

The fabrics are Velours, Serges, and fine-
patterned tweeds. They are all wool and
of a splendid quality and represent a pur-
chase made a good while ago and at

much lower price than we could buy at

now.

These are in just one pattern, or color, of a

kind, which gives our customers an ex-

clusive length that cannot be duplicated
locally.

 

 

tt eee

H. S. WALLACE CO., LD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

 

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Among those arriving ip the The fishing
ity from up river yesterday we ind operated

\. M. Kipp of Port Essington, R.| ies, arrived in

W. Sinclair and F. Goodenough ternoon fro i
of Inverness, and Mr. and Mrs ind. She is pa

W. F. Binns of Balmoral the trollers int
. . eompany i)

Scrims, Cretonnes, ‘Lace Cur very rough we
tain goods by the yard at Tite’s.\tered all
1) per cent discounts 197 | straits,

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Remember the Red Shield cam Vite’s He

paign. continues unt \

 

 

NEW ARRIVALS IN

Ladies’ Colored Shoes

Now showing at the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

ooret

Specia! Values in Children’s Shoes

POOEEOODOP OI OEIET

 

 

 

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Come and be fitted by Expert Shoemen

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM
The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

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AUCTION SALI

Will be tly in the Melutyre B

ng to dispose of any ‘een lease notils

GEORGE LEEK

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Prince Rupert Music Store

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

WILL EDMUNDS, Proprietor

“Everything in Mus

LATTES) POPULAR SONGS AND DANCE

AND VICTOR RECORDS

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Repairs to Phonographs, Violins, Et : sted

Mie wastes © voue Woodwind instruments repadded &
THE BES' KNOWN THA. + Prince Rupert Academy of Music
MARK in THE wore with the Btore

g, vioTROLAP

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in Connectio#

  

The Largest Stock of Pianos and Organs
North of Vaneouver

The Heintzman & Co. Piano
The Weber Piano
Thomas Organs

All High-grade Guaranteed Instruments

W. J. Pitman, Piano Dept. -
and tepr

E. L. VAUGHAN °°" "Pivjer's Seecisly
Prince Rupert Music 5t0re |