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- | RE DISPUTE BETWEEN F. Ww.

FIRE [NSURANCE

Fire insurance is the cheapest commodity on the market
10 to 82.00

 

today. The rate on your dwelling is from 81.
for each $100.00 of insurance for

This means: that

3 years, depending on

its location. if you carry insurance on

your dwelling for 150 years without a fire you will have

paid out only the amount for which you are insured. It is

so cheap you can not afford to be without it. We write it.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real Estate Bonds

 

Insurance

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Ct

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can Fe docked together on one

making feés light. Large stock of
materiéIs is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

small
repair

Sevei al
section,

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

HART AND P. DAWSON

 

 

a |

I have received a summons to!
appear in the Ceunty Court of
Atlin on Monday the 8th day of
September at 10:30 forenoon. As)
this dispute has been kept private |
| wish the publie

MV. id. Steph hens

FOR SALE

6-Roomed modern house and take an interest
lot English Hill, $2,625, $j)ings.
terms. P. DAWSON,
6-Roomed semi-bungalo, 4th ' Norfolk Rooms, Prinee
Ave., East, built in buffet, |Bept. Ist, 1919.

 

to attend and!
in the proceed-

 

 

 

and Tatlow St. 841,750.
One nice lot near Drydock }

8200, _ {| Restoring

M. M. Stephens |! The Eyes
7) Oe

 

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

what is the best
tired eyes? We

 

 

 

——: will tell you. It is sleep. Shake

spcare Says “O Sleep! O wentl

. Sleep! Nature's soft nurse. And

You ve read about young, tired Nature’s sweet re
torer Balmy Sleep!’>

Chitti ConUarte

The favorite Mexican

R UT, morning comes; then the
day of work and worry. Rested
eyes soon Brow weary again, and

perhaps some slight and almost un
noticed defect adds to the fatigue.

 

Gish. ._ can only be remedied by
means of suitable lenses. Next
to sleep, the greatest boon for jaded
eyes is @ pair of Joudry’s glasses
Try it Tonight made to neutralize and correct ali
the deflmencies that cause discom
at the wh

UR business is to discover and
remove the slight errors that
cause tired eyes.

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second. Ave.

 

 

 

Fred Joudry

{Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. - - Prince Rupert
Opposite Post Office

i
|

iRupert. Johnson and Stone for Choose
Telkwa. style when you have corsets made
are a huge suecess./py Mrs. Director. Phone Blue 02
‘ont out 18 miles to MeNeill’s BH
fireplace, ete., $3,500 ia ek Gee se Wer n tt i cnet eens
; , jrane : on Sunday. o~ — 4
terms. | Use MURE ISCO, the great sani- ‘Signed, Dravis.”
8-Roomed house 5th Ave., §\tary wall finish. A. W. Edue (| . 7 ees Local News Notes
' W > modern, $3,250 terme. | ee :- | Sp rélla Corsetiere Phone |\o-= ~-
Double Corner Sixth Avenue io * —

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Your Attention

China-ward

 

 

  

Houses for Sale

if we wanted to -(and
Hy we do we ¢ouldn’t ex
plain it in an ad, “All we Four-roomed house, Fifth
can tell you is that it Avenue, Sectioy 5 $1,600.
came from Engiand and
France and some = from Vive-roomed house, heatiag
Japan.

plant,
near

fireplace,
Drydock,

Sixth Ave.

Cups and saucers, plates :
$2,500,

and odd pieces Aynsiey,
Liineges, Doulton, et

Now we think we know
China that’s really China
pretly well.

We would like your
opinion

JOHNBU GER

| Jeweler
The Store of Worth and

Beauty.

Block 15, Reelion
$600 each.
Section 5,

Lots 15.46,
Sixth
Lot 25,

Avenue,
Block 29,
$200.00.

We also have a number of
lots near Drydock for build-
ing purposes,

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Third Avenue: Phonell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tjand half galion pots.

 

ONLY KINGHORN WAS

Anyox for the
tion,
picked for the
the spectators
minute
Geo. 8.
was no particularly brilliant play-

ing by either side except Willis-|time of his final appointment in
croft's cork-serew goal for the|the early spring of this year he
Callies. Kinghorn, who is visit-|) Was acting president. Former!)
ing in the city from Anyox, play- he was dean of the faculty of agri-
ed on the Callie forward line, but culture and along these Hines has
did not show up very well. W become very well known to many
Anderson and the elder Robinson of the residents of the interior

| Black 257.

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‘* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY * ne alia
RE RD

| WANTED—Waitress and porter | invitation cards that are differen
Hotel Central. 20° /from the ordinary. Daily News
LOST Grey tweed overcoat. Office. ae tf
; Finder please phone 76. ti Mrs. Tom Spencer and Alice

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SS ee

ee UNIVERSITY

PE ACHES HEAD VISITS

VEE) | PRINCE RUPERT

H by So f His
Wedne sday Welcomed Here by me o

$1. 75 per crate

 

Preserving

Over G. T. P. Trip.

the from the

east by Sunday evening's train
7 ert Table Su | CO. was President Leonard 8. Klinck
of the University of British Co

PHONES 211, 212

Among arrivals

was accompanied on
his trip by Mrs. Klinck and 14
year-old son Ronald. President
Klinck has visited this part of the
in the interests of agri
with agricultural parties
years. On this occasion

lumbia who

 

province
culture
in other
from| the distinguished visitor had the
‘bra-jopportunity of passing around
the city at leisure and had time
to see some of Prince Rupert:
most attractive spots.

President Klinck sueceeds Dr.
Wesbrook who died in the fall of
1918. From that time until the

HERE-FROM ANYOX

 

No football team came

Labor Day ce
so two scratch teams were
entertainment of
and two thirty
halves were played, with
Russell as referee. ‘There

played a splendid game for the whom he has addressed on more

Sons aggregation. The score|than one occasion.
ended in a tie 4 to 4. At this time he has just re-
cease turned from a trip to Montreal

where there was a grand re-uni!
of fellow graduates. He also ar
ranged for the of some
additional members to the facu'ty

RUPERT BALL TEAM
BEAT EVERYTHING

 

procuring

 

 

 

  
    
      
   
    
  
  

Tweed
siyle
Coats

HANNON ARE eae SCA

 

E have just received_a consignment
of the Latest Style Tweed Rain-
coats.

 

 

They are thoroughly proofed and are q
fine combination of the smart dressy Coat
and Rainproof.

Made in a nice range of cloths in green,
grey and heather mixture tweeds and cut
in belted or raglan styles.

Prices range from

$14.50 to $33.50

 

 

 

 

 

 

your own materials and

 

 

 

Piano tuner, is
orders

Harry C, Evans,
now in town. Leave
at Bulger's

your

207
204

Harry Hanson returned from a

FOR SALE—Dr. Tremayne’s of-|yisit to Usk and Smithers by tle
fice on Third Avenue. Must be /train on Sunday evening.
removed, Phone 354. 20¢ pe 8

We have a few nice gilt edged

 

returned home on the train Sun

   
   
   
     
   

   
 
 

staff. The return trip was mat
.|Smithers Sunday 9% te 6, end) over the Grand Trunk and he h H 8 WALLACE ((} TN
Telkwa Monday 9 to 4, were Ino end of praise for the many e e a °9 AU.
Their Victories. advantages offered by the north we :
pir ern transcontinental. There was Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.
The following wire was Tr@-Inog time to get all the local s
ceived by Ren Self from Telkwa: dents together to welcome thoi \* a ==
‘Beat Smithers on Sunday 9 tolesteemed head, but enough Lae
\6. Batteries, Clementson, Astoria}qone by some to make him rea -
and Dravis for Rupert, Buleh/jjzo that there. were northert
| Miller and Stone for Smithers. lrepresentatives in the great i:
“Won Telkwa on Monday 9 t | stitution over which he presides Scheol Opens
Batteries, Day and Dravis for iotibiaiis

 

Be Prepared! -

Outfit Your Boys and Girls

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen

on Sept. 2nd

 

with

  

  

Phone 357

 

 

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

 

 

e day evening after an extenced aon
holiday trip through the easter ah ee ae.
uction Saie|s DIED SUNDAY Ai ce
The business of Lee *Wong's THE EMPRESS HOTEL ter spe ndi ng ah
TOMORROW egetable Store has been. am il district : Mrs, Ui ,
. ramated With that of the Nationa! The death adidas at the Em.|riends here, |! ae
AFTERNOON irocery ee corner Sixth Avenu’|press Hotel on Sunday morning ere > O . oa
WEDNESDAY, 3rd SEPT. |48d Fulton Street. Ot of Pete Asplund, a man Who has ccaue ia U Sk
. . . , years tie

at 2.30 p.m. sharp

A special meeting of the Ladies

 

in the Auxiliary of the G. W. V. A. will|tie camp. He is known here, hav- now returned
be held in the roms on Thursday, |!"8 been in and out of town for Both were wi
Macintyre Hail, 3rd Avenue, September 4, at 8 p.m. All mem. |Several years past. He had been Rupert.
west of 6th St. bers are requested to attend. 05 jill for some time and arri.ed in °
we S jtown on Saturday and died Sun Joe Fillion

of The contribution of $50 by th

Household Furniture premes Raper Beruce

was omitted on the List of dona

tions to the prize list for theljecare of by Haynor Brothers and whieh stopp:

meer Trades and Labor sports of y uners arrangements ‘ e kerb, caus
 ccatbiiilinns GF temedaais pa | s of } a0 al ‘ on angement _ b te me re ~~
strawberry jam, in pints, quarte, 5 ‘ : ‘ J a oon a8 relatives Bo rough t

h
Corporal H. L,

just come

Mills, Ltd. |E

  
    
   
    
   
       
   
   
   
   
  
  
  

to town from Hanson's two sons, Roy

day. He
geert.
The

Was attended by Dr. hospital” yeste:

severe gash |

remains are being tak: had been

ave been communicated with eral stitehes had

 

Harris, aceom
—_—_ panied by Mrs. Harris, returne:
Lot 12, Biock 48, Section 8. to the ecity on Sunday evening

Lot 81, Block 29, Section 8. Corporal Harris left here with th:

Lot 10, Block 11, Section 8. fith C. M. R. and before leaving!

Lot 7, Block 12, Section 8. for was editor of th:

Lot 15, Block 12, Section 8. Bella Coola Coureer,

Lot 1, Biook 3, Section 1. op wae
A Quantity of Lumber, Etc, Etc. Miss Aldous, sister of BR, Aldou
of the Acme Importers, wa
among those leaving for Settle
iby the Grand Trunk boat on Sun-
day night. Miss Aldous has been
yery favorably witl
jour city and has now gone south
* lof the border where will be
met by lier uncle,

On Sunday evening there wei
jmany of the friends of Chief kn
gineer Alex Munro of the Prince
Rupert at the boat to wis!
him a happy holiday. It was hi
ilast trip for a few months as he
iis taking his wife and family t
jSeotland and it is not likely that
they will return very soon,

overseas

impressed

she

 

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

>
Launch Alice B. i
Pienic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES }
cena

 

side

 

 

 

Ask for Atkins’ Saucasas. uf

 

 

B. Cc. Undertahere. Phone 41.

 

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Starring tonight at the Westholme Mheat