5, 1919.

 

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THE DAILY NEWS.

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THURSDAY SPECIAL

PEACHES for PRESERVING

Order Now, Do Not Delay!

Per 20-lb. box, $1.75

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KUGAR HAS ADVANCED 50c.

r hundred pounds, but we will sell :-

8-lb. sack, $2.10; 20-1b. sack, $2.40

after Thursday, when the price will go up

 

 

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Phone us at once

ULLERS, LTD.

Phones 44, 45 and 534

wo Stores.

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Phone 573

0. Box 1664

D. W. MORRISSEY WILFRID KELLY

P.

Prince Rupert Grocery

Company

stock on hand than money tn bank

value for

 

takes this

ng the pubiie high grad their cold

es set forth below will be maintaned until

ent is changed, when a further list of good
These prices are absolutely for cash

er. No C.O.D. or charging to a unt Ww

e prices. Delivery will be made by auto on

ling purchase,

is Best, is 60c. 2s ..$1.15 5s ..$2.85
: DOG Tivts iack a iii ete eee sé» cidkiew ee 55c.
» gc Oe ada UR kaw ¢ ¢os s CESS 2a 6 2 for 35c,
nd Beans, tomato sauce a 2 for 25c
Dosh eenes Ob caet 60iFe. ., 5 Ibs. for 60c.
BGLIQM wcccevteses ccoeoebeeceeen gee .60c
ull varieties, per Ib. ..........++.--, S08.
y, 4s $1.26. Black Currant, 4s, $1.00. Red
$1.00. Raspberry, 4s, $1.20. Strawberry and
$1.60, een gage, 4s, $1.00.

Ss, per case $4.50, per dozen $2.40, per can
2 for 45c.

per case $3.75, per doz., $2, per can 2 for 35e.
Wes a ee 30c. 400. 5 60c.
PRR ha 6 oak his Sede 00d 4 00 5c.
; can 20c.
150.
... 38e.
2 for 26c.

Domoleo 3a, .

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Prince Rupert Grocery Co.

 

 

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Prince Rupert Music Store

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

WILL EDMUNDS, Proprietor

‘Everything in Music.”
LATEST POPULAR SONGS AND DANCES, VICTROLAS
AND VICTOR RECORDS

 

 

uae a. 1irs to Phonographs, Violins te. Bows rehaired
THE O89) KNOWN Te Woouwlnd instruments repa d and adjusted

Same a een AL Prince fupert Academy of #usic in Connection
Mh 2. With the 6tore.

The Lar of Pianos and Organs

os ‘orth of Vancouver

The

Heintzman & Co. Piano
lhe Weber Piano

Thomas Organs

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laranteed Instruments

itman, Piano Dept.

E. L. VAUGHAN Expert Piano Tuning and Tepsiring,

Pleyers a Specialty

Prince Rupert Music Store

 

COUNCIL TOLD
_ THE ARCHDUKE
~ “NO HAPSBURG”

Europe Had Suffered so Much
| Under That Dynasty That no
.+. 2m Confidence in Them.

 

 

| Paris, Aug. 24-—The supreme
jcouncil sent instructions to the
[iter-Allied Mission at Budapest

to
he leave
jovernment in

ropean peace.

inform
must

Archduke Joseph that
the Hungarian
the interests of
Europe suffered
the Hapsburgs |
that there could be no confidence
in a government with a Hapsburg
of it.
rhe report that the Archduke
already :
ally confirmed yet.

much under

a member

jhas resigned is n 0

 

‘ SH CHSC SESH SE SS SO!

* IN THE LETTER BOX *|
7 +? ££ ee Re SESS
WANTS THE SCHOOL

i'To the Editor,

| hear that there are a few)
people canvassing against the!
school that the people are
to vote on this “kk. JT shou'd
\like to ask, sir, if you know
whether any of those people have
children of their own? I am toid
that they are being urged to work
against it by a man who expected
to get a job from the trustees and
did not and now he bitter
against them and _ especially
against this work. If he had got
the job he would have been try-

new
we

is

ine to get the people to vote for
it so that he could have got his
commission,

If we are going to let people

who have come in lately and who

have no stake in the place upset
our school plans and because
they are jealous say that we shall

1 have a place to educate our

 

 

 

that all the heads were one was

Most of the fish are humpbacks
and are not in very good cond
tiot having lost thei bright
eolo!

BIRTH
'

, son was born on Friday /
Mr. and Mrs, Elmet Cavanaugh
this ty at the Prince Rupert
General Hospital,

“LION AND MOUSE”

by Publication in a daily neyspap« 4
children, it is time some of us|your attention is called to section 3¢ i
the “Land Registry Act” with-amendm
old timers came out strong and|ana to the folfowing extract therefrom
' ‘ae » . snd in default of @ caveat or cer
did what we could to get this by tifleate of is pendens being filed be
law passed. Most of us have! fore the registration as owner of the
, ~] person entitied under such tax sal
hildren and those what haven't all persons so served with notice
. : > sae good . and those claiming through
? would like to - or under them, and all persons claim
schools. ing any interest in the land by virtue
. f any unregistered instrument, and
I doen't happen to have any ul! persons claiming apy interest in
. ave sel yut th land Dy descent Whose title is
ehildren of school age myself | not registered under the provisions
I knew a lot of people who have f tus Act, shall be for ever «
. . i tupped and debarred from setting up
ind I would like to see a goot any claim to or im respect of the
. . 7 y to let snd 80 sold for taxes, and the Kegis
school on the hill, if onl; rE yh Fy gh te
outsiders and newcomers see that | titied under such tax sale as owner
: 1 tl | f ihe land so sold for taxes.
we stand for education an wat) AND WHEREAS application has been
hara as " racks @s|made for @ Certificate of Indefeasibie Title
there is no mM on our Da the above-mentioned lands, in the name
they sometimes say the Is of Jim Postolu,
yp : ‘\U WHEKEAS on investigating the
OLD TIMELK title it appears that prior to the 10th day
’ SS f October, 1017 (the date on which the
j said lands were sold for overdue taxes),
1) were the assessed owner thereof!
SA FURTHER TARE NOTICE that at Une
lsame tame I shall effect registration in
STREAM I ance of such application and issue 4
ertificate Of Indefeasible Tithe to the said
lands in the name of Jim Vlostolu unless
epee \ take and prosecute the proper jc
na war . ij ceedings to establish your claim, If any
hose who have never “yc a to the said lands, or to prevent such pro
a wy ascending a stream should] posed action on my part,
omen Soe 7 ,| DATED at the Land Registry Ofmice,
not miss the chance to see then nee Rupert, B.C., this 19th day of
7 Pe ‘hile they ]|August, A.D, 1049,
it Shawatlans falls. While HF. MACLEOD,
ire not as numerous as they were District Registrar of Titles
’ " k they still ascet d ro Robert J, Abbott, Esq.,
a few weeks ago, ey © . Prince Rupert, B.C.
. wre yesterday
in large numbers and | , IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISI
were so thick in some places that COLUMBIA
ar je by | tN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA
they touched each other side riON ACT
| 1 , a can except and
side like sardines In ¢ IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of

AT THE EMPRESS

Dramatic and Intensely Human is
Photoplay to Be Shown

Tonight.

If you wel ie at and
most power! ul ' P vorld
and you had hes wht to a
point of humiliation by clever
and beautiful girl, whom you had
forbidden the doors of your home,
and who ioved and was loved by}
your only son, what would you do

about it?

 

What John Burkett Ryder did
about it provides one of the most |
tensely dramatic and intenss ty |
human secenes it The Lion and
the Mouse,” the Vitagraph super
feature, which will be seen in the!
Empress tonight

Confronted in his library by the
girl and his son, as the gi
smiling her triumph, starts |
leave the house the great m
turns in his wrath on the youth
and says this

You damned fool wi

her. If a girl like that

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me ” 2 |
“MANTLE OF CHARITY”
HUMAN AND HUMOROUS.

Margarita Fisher in Odd Story at |
Westhoime Theatre Tonight. |

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As

tanglements on

as the wir
No Man's Land’ |
are the traps and meshes of ca
price thrown out for a millionaire

philanthropist by Norah McDoi -|
ald, played by Margarita Fisher in
“The Mantle of Charity.” In this
production of the American Filn
Company, the human and humor-
ous appeal are instant; the humo:
and the story is

dangerous e en-

is spontaneous
odd.

The fallacy of red tape, the
drawbacks of long-winded meth-
ods in charity work and the short
sightedness of a young man, who
means well but aecomplishes
little, is satirized in a unique and

interesting manner in “The Man
tle of Charity” to be shown at the
Westholme Theatre tonight. Mar
garita Fisher is the star.

Bulkley- Valley Fall Fair prize

 

list has been issued and shows a

goodly list of prizes. The event
is to be held at Smithers on Sept
30 and specializes on agricultural!

and horticultural products. A. J
Kilpatrick is the president, J. G

Wood, vice-president, and L. B
Warner, secretary-treasurer.
R. Davie, bookkeeper for Me-

Caffery & Albert, returned to the
city from the interior last
ing, where he has been holidaying
for the past few weeks.

even-

 

LAND REGISTRY AUC

(Sections 36 and 134

Re Application No. 11,044-I File 6,198

& Ubat app! ication as Deel
made to register Jim Postulu Prin
Rupert, B. C., as owner in fee under a Tax
sale Deed from the Collector of the City
of Prince Rupert, bearing date thx
lay of December, 1918 of ALI ANI
SISGULAR that certain parcel wwact of
land and premises situate, lying and being
in the City of Prince Rupert, more pa
ticularly known and described as i
Seven (7), Block twenty-five (2 Section
Seven (7 Map 923); You are required

to contest the claim of the tax purchaser
within 35 days from the date of the §&
vice Of tuis notice which may be effected

ADALINE EDITH KILBURN, DEUEA
rE

INTESTATE

rAkE NOTICE that in Order of His
Honour 5 McBb. Young, made the 24ti
iay of July, A.D, 1919, | Was appointed
administrator of the estate of Adaline
Edith Kilburn, deceased, and all partics
having claims against the said estate are

hereby required to furnish same, properly

verified, © me, on or before the tat day
September, 1919, and all parties in
jebted to the estate are required to pay

the amount of their indebtedness to me

forthwith

 

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While our stock lasts we will .

GIVE AWAY FREE--A BATHING CAP

with every purchase of Rexall Preparations
value One Dollar or over.

 

 

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Phones 82 and 200 Store
3rd Avenue and 6th Street

P.O. Box 1680

 

 

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Domestic Bread
Made by Machinery

717 Third Ave.
PIES

Pound Cake Phone 190

 

 

 

 

 

PASTRY & WEDDING
CAKES A

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Dated this $0th day of July, 191%
J. H. MeMULLIN
OMelal Administrator

 

 

THE LA CASSE BAKERY
$17.50 ROBIN HOOD FLOUR to be shown at

omumumsumumuu—ae, tue Prince Rupert Exhibition.

FIRST PRIZE $10.00, SECOND PRIZE $5.00, THIRD
PRIZE $2.50. Wach exhibitor must present with entry,
grocer’s sales for one 49-lb, sack Robin Hood Flour,
purchased within thirty days of the opening of the Exhibi-
ton.

Offered by the Robin Hood Flour Mills,
Ltd., for the best bread baked with

For Further Information, Apply Secretary,
Exhibition Association.

Phone 524 Cor. Fulton and Sixth

National Grocery Co.

VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY

Motor Delivery Prompt Attention