» 1919.

e mbet
eday, Sept

a

—

ei/STANT PA
AFTER EATING

he Tortures of Dyspepsia
saci by *Frl-atves”

Sr. Martin’s, N.B,
vr two years, I suffered tortures
evere Dyspepsia. I had
t pains after eating; pains
town the sides and back ; and
\ ible bitter stuff often came up
nouth
loctors, but they did not
" Be soon as I started
a Fruit-a-lives’, I began to
ind this medicine, made
iniees, relieved me when
else failed.”’
MARSHBANK

0, trial size 25e,

“y
from
eonstan

tut as

3. HIUDSON

x,6 for #2
nt post paid by
i, (Llawa,

 

NOW OPEN

P.R.CAFE

Best in Town

 

 

 

7
‘
‘
4

Second Avenue,

Near Empress Theatre

 

;

Dalgarno & Watts

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Spe t 1 Light and Heavy Con-
Repairs and Alterations
Staircase Work and
Finishing

Estimates Cheerfully Given

‘
4

First ass

BRICK AND CONORETE
CONTRACTORS

BUILDING

E. H. SHOCKLEY

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office and Shop Fraser St.
Sash, doors, mouldings and
all interior finish lumber al-
iys in stock,
Ag r J. Fyfe Smith's
hardwood.
Estimates Given.

REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN
Phone Green 269.

 

UNIVERSITY RETURNED
SOLDIER STUDENTS

 

 

: e Lolversity of British Colum-
bia has vided means whereby
fents in Applied Science

! during their University

é ‘uring their matricula-
! ear and have intentions of
Proceeding in the fall, may resume

during the summer

nit 'his provision has been
made at the suggestion of returred
“idler students who are desirous
‘ompleting those studies which
Hierrupted by enlistment, so
regular courses may be con
hued without undue diMeulty.

 

TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

 

 

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

General Contraetors and
Labor Exchange.

 

Prince Rupert, B.C.
Phone 547 P.O, Box 725

 

Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
51.60 per day and up,

FIRST-CLASS OAFE
A La arte.

 

 

THK DAILY NKEWa.

|

Daily News Class

nh

NOW IN FORCE

Commencing Yesterday There will
Be a Twonty per cent Increase
For One Year.

SMART YOUNG MAN WANTED
for business office of wholesale
merchant. Must |
edge, and have ideas capable |
Ofexpanding with growing busi
ness. Must have knowledge of

wan | WANTED

have some

(Special via 6. T. P. Telegraphs. )

Ottawa, Sept. 2. The new Pen.

 

sions Act became effective yester. shorthand. 8125 per month
day. This provides for the grant. to start. Applicants should
ing Of a bonus for a year to the write to P. O, box 436. tf
lower ranks, eden ae ee

A twenty per cent WANTED Woman or girl for

increase
intended to offset the present high
cost of living—is allowed to ex. |

general housework, with good |

home and good wages in Van. |
vw” |

couver. Transportation

 

‘ aid,
privates, and approximately a - ?

A to P.O, ;
thirteen per cent increase for ns? Eeee, oz: _ |
those who held the rank of ser. WANTED—Small launch. Phone |

geant, or a corresponding rank in
the naval forees. Thus to the
total disability pension of 8600
per annum for an ex-private there
will be added a bonus of $120,
payable for one year only, making
a total of $720. The totally dig.
abled ex-sergeant’s pension of
$637.50 is similarly increased to rolet Car as Special Prize for
720 by the addition of the thir. Getting Subscriptions

leen per cent bonus, previously to the Sun. |
referred to. ee ae
A substantial increase in the The name of Prince Rupert is |
pension for the first orphan child spread over the front page and|
f a deceased soldier is also pro- of the inside pages of the}

 

 

Black 202, tf

RUPERT LADY WINS |
CAR IN VANCOUVER

Miss Alice Monsoour Takes Chev-

one

 

si by Mrs. Johnson, were passengers

TIMBER SALE X 1806,

Se -
inne tenders will be recelved by the
he 13th ‘a2 hot Later than noon op

+ 1919, for
. » to cut 10,
bn a area situatean ee’ Hemlock and Ceda
4 niet
Two (9 . riotte Islan
moval of! (uber? Wt Be allawea
, Urther partic
Cloria,

Prince Rupert, Bt

TIMBER SALE x 4810.

tenders will be

if
he 15th day Mads NOt Later

eptember,
licence

or = Distriet

Sealed

X 1810,

lin. the
ariotneatia Inlet, ha

Neen | .
Island = Distrte

© Rupert B.c " District

for re-

 

orig yc ulars Of the Chief Forest
' Porestey

r
ed on Shan be
Queen Cha slat a Blaser

: ulars of the Chief Porest-
Forester,

received by the
than noon on
1919, for the
to cut 2,.
a Spruce, Hemlock and Cedar

t rT Piling on an area
fecont Inlet,

r Will be allowed for re-

vided for. Under the new schedule | Y@®couver Daily Sun of Phursday |
such a child will be entitled to last announcing the winning of |
‘ion nn
an award of $360 per annum in.({@ SPecial prize in the circulation |
stead of $288 as at present, |COmtest by Miss Moncoeur of this |
Where there is more than one|City- As a result of her efforts |
orphan child in a family, pension|Mi8s Moncoeur gets a fine new
for the second child will be at the|Chevrolet car.
rate of $240 per annum, and at} Miss Monecoeur is the lady that |

the rate of $192 per annum for]OW"S the Victory Cigar Store on|
the third and each subsequent Sixth St. She has worked hard
child. and secured a large number of |

subscriptions for the Vancouver |

daily. |

LE I\LABOR DANCE WAS re |

Dr. and Mrs. Thompson and
family were among those to reach
here by the Princess Alice on!
Saturday afternoon. Dr. Thomp-
son is the Dominion member for |

|
the Yukon.

MOST SUCCESSFUL

Waltzing Contest Proved Great
Attraction, Prize Winners
Being Mrs. Embieton
and Mr. Stone.

The’ sister of Geo. Edward |
Boyle is searching for some trace
of him. He is aged*35 years, hair
red, eyes grey, height 5 ft. 6 in.
He originally came from Ottawa,
Ontario, was in the Canadian
Engineers, C.E. F., discharged
March 3rd, 1919, and stated his
intention of proceeding to Van-
f couver, B.C. Since then no trace
ogized for not giving first as alllor him has been found. If any
danced so well, were Miss Me-

Donald and Harry Lauder and Mr.jnN. w. M.
and Mrs. Shaughnessy. The
judges were Jack Keith, Mrs. Me-
Donald and Mr. Jaynes. A large
number of good dancers took the
floor and the judges must have
been greatly puzzled which to
‘

shoose.

The prize waltzers for the city,
according to the three judges at
the Labor Day dance last night,
were Mrs. Embleton and Mr.
Stone. This couple was chosen
from three couples who had been
selected by the judges from the
large number who entered. The
thers, to whom the judges apol-

information is received notify R.
Police,

Prince Rupert.

 

 

There was a large attendance
at the dance last night and all
seemed to enjoy themselves. Mr.
Ellis was floor manager, George
Waddell looked after the finances
and the Retail Clerks Association
served refreshments which were
much appreciated. The whole af-
fair was a great success and was
very well conducted,

T. H. Johnson, manager of the
Canadian Fish and Cold Storage
Company, Ltd., Were, accompanied

 

   

PEARL WHITE,
star, appearing in
Pathe serial “The

the peerless
the great)

for the east by the train yester- (
: Lightning

day morning. Mrs. Johnson is on
her way to England where she will
visit her former home at Hull.

—_-_——-:.c oO es eee Ce eee

Raider” at the Westholme Theatre
tonight.

 

 

 

sie -
PENSION BONUS [ nnn

ee oe Pt Ormermermermmsrmmermsomnsrmestaertnentns

 

 

ified Advertising

WANTED
$75 a

Woman cook, Wages

month, with board and

room. Apply to matron, P. R,
General

Hospital, tf
ee nas

WANTED—A stenographer, must
have had statement experience,
Apply Daily News Box 293. tf

FOR SALE

 

 

GOATS, GOATS, GOATS.
Come and see the fine, fat Goats}

 

 

at the North Vancouver Goat
Ranch. We are having a ten.
days midsummer sale, from’

August 26, to September 6. A}
fine bunch of Saanen Does, |
Here is your opportunity to get |
ten per cent. off the regular!
values.—North Vancouver Goat!
Ranch, North Vancouver, a

 

TROLLING BOAT FOR SALE
35 by 8 ft. 6 in., 12 hip. heavy |
duty 4 eyele engine. electric |
wired, all trolling gear fitted!
and ready for sea in first class
shape. Price reasonable, Would |
consider town lots in exchange.
J. Howe, 724 7th Ave. W.. or
box 296 Daily News Office, tf

FOR SALE—Edison Blue Amberol
Gramaphone, with record cabi-

 

net and fifty-eight reeords.
First class condition. Phone
Black 257. 206

MONEY AT 8 PER CENT on build.
ing Loans. Apply Prince Ru-
pert Housing Ltd., Geo. W.
Nickerson, Secretary. if

 

FOR SALE—Launch 25 feet, with
cabin. 5 h.p. Gray engine, $250.
Apply box 294 Daily News of-

fice. 204

FOR SALE—Old newspapers, ten
cents a bundle.

FOR RENT

 

FOR RENT—Small furnished cot-
tage, bath, hot and cold water.
$15.00. 114 Eighth Ave. West.

 

FOR RENT—Oflices—W.J.Alder.
FOUND

 

 

 

FOUND—Key ring with Yale and
post office box keys, Apply Daily
News office.

FOUND—Pair of spectacles. Apply
Daily News Office. tf

MISCELLANEOUS

 

 

SEE McGOWAN, the Cycle man,
for new and second-hand bi-
cycles, repairs and parts. Rasy
terms. All kinds of light re-
pair work. Second Avenue, near
McBride. Phone Blue 421.

THE NORTON—The place for a
shampoo. Hairdressing. Scalp
treatment. 210 Fourth Street
Open 10 a.m. or by appoint-
ment. Phone 493. tf

FARMS FOR SALE

 

c. P. R. FARM LAND — Choice
farms in well settled districts
in Western Canada; low prices;
twenty years to pay; irrigated
lands in Sunny Southern Al-
berta, with loan of $2,000 in
improvements to assist new
seitiers. Act now — they are
going fast. For free booklet
and full information write H.
G. Loughran, General Land
agent, 744 Hastings St. West,

EMPLOYERS
THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF CANADA

has been created to grade the various
classes of workers—trained and un-
trained—-and to place the best in the
country at your disposal, through a

system of Employment offices from
Coast to Coast.

THE PROFESSIONAL AND “BUSINESS SECTION

exists to place you in touch with
Professional, Business and Fechnical

workers.

THE INFORMATION AND SERVICE BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF SOLDIERS’ CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT
has a representative in each of these
offices to render whatever special
services may be required in the

employment of the

RETURNED SOLDIER

Cranbrook,
Fernie,
Kamloops,
Nanaimo,
Nelson,

New Westminster,
Penticton,
Prince Rupert,
Revelstoke,
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
Victoria,

10 Baker Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

Q

See ALBERT & McCAFFERY
befcre you purchase

Anything in the Building Line

Prince Rupert Spruce Co.’s Lumber
B. C. Mill’s Fir

 

 

Lime Cement Plaster
Brick Shingles Laths

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

 

  

David H. Hays

General Real Estate|Agent

Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

NOTARY PUBLIC

Royal insurance Company, Limited.
Northern As urance Co., Limited.
London & Lancashire Fire insurance
~ ©0., Limited.
London & Lancashire Guarantee &
Accident Co.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire ineurance Co.

 

 

Vancouver, B.C,

The Smeeton Tea Rooms

309 SECOND AVENUE

The Business Man’s Restaurant

REAL HOME COOKING. BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH
Home Made Bread and Cakes Always on Sale.

 

 

 

 

 

 

—————

 

 

—_ St

——

 

 

77 WERE ewst

NO SANDY CLAUS
-GO HOME ANP
ASK NER MA
- \ BETCHA a
\ SEs? ee
SANDY CLAUS

     
      
      

 

 

VATA crooner NS AeA

 

 

 

      
     

 

 

 

 

™ xe
: Ger / DION 1 TELL Yur?
. SS YS" Seteve DION (TELL YOR?
renee me | eee Oe canta CLAUS | YUH THOUGHT 1
, t THE WONT WRITE ‘DIDN KNOW, Huw!
, AIM A LETTER AND ) eel r a _

   
 

 

       

HEY Mom Bey EF PES a
K\ pe
mont = {KNOW A.)
\ (ABOUT \T- THERE
AINT NO SANDY

CLAUS tt

   

   

  
  

 

 

 

 

( TAARMS FOR
» NR Rees

 

 

    
 
   
 

 

©
"
a
‘

 

je ,
*
ei
i
|
ed
»
7]
ie
‘