110.
tiny. Sept

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ON
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ONE BIG UNION IS
HEARD FROM AT THE
COUNCIL MEETING

nannrte

egSTANT PAIN
AFTER EATING

A letter writtetn by J. H. Bur-
a ae rows, secretary of the One Rig
The Tortures of Dyspepsia Union, to the City Couneil and

read last night drew attention to
the large number of accidents at

rorrecied by “Fruit-a-tives”

Sr. Marrin’s, N.B, the Prince Rupert Spruce Milis

two years, 1 suffered tortures }of late and stated that in two

b : copere Dyspepsia. I had cases where death had resulted
a tant pains after eating; pains [no inquests had been held. It re.
vn sides and back ; and | quested that the Council take ac.

stuff often came up tion with a view to securing an
ith inguiry into the cause of the ae
loctors, but they did not |ejtents and the establishment of
But as soon as I started | preventive measures.

g es’, I began to The letter was ordered to be
| this medicine, made forwarded to the Provincial Gov.
ces, relieved me when

ernment agent with a request for
information.

; stata ty [LETTERS AND CHECKS
osu tiniel lene ——-| BACK FROM THE SEA

[NOW OPEN si

PALCARE

—_

se failed.”
HUDSON MARSITBANK
» box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e,

postpaid by

s or sont

j
The mail which went down on
the 8. 8. Princess Sophia on the
voyage from Skagway, October
24, 1918, has been recovered and
forwarded to original

its desti.

nation. A day or two ago Stewart
& Mobley received a registered
letter containing checks to the

amount of $4,600 which had gone
down on the ill fated ship. They
were forwarded by F. H. Mobley
Co., of Atlin to Stewart & Mobley
of Prince Rupert, and were all in
food condition.

The Daily News received yes-
terday a tax sale list sent a year

Best in Town

ee

Second Avenue,

 

 

ago from the government agent

r Empress Theatre 3}/* lr

Nea P at Atlin for publication in this

" se paper. It was rather badly oblit-
erated although the address on

the envelope was not much in-
jured. As soon as the agent heard

of the ship going down he for-
Dalgarno & Watts warded duplicate copies

which
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Phon® Green 607 1017 3rd Avenue

 

 

 

were duly published last autumn.
Light and Heavy Con

wavy con {| “THE CALLAUX CASE”
wort end AT THE WESTHOLME

rhe notorious “Caillaux Case”
of France has at last been put on
the screen. This sensational in-
—————— |ternational drama of ambition,
intrigue, love and war, whieh for

EH. SHOCKLEY |)
. umn in the publie press, will be

years has filled column after col-
GENERAL CONTRACTOR shown picture lovers of this

Repairs and

iss Staircase
Finishing
Estimates Cheerfully Given

 

RICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING
CONTRACTORS

 

to

Office and Shop Fraser St. city at the Westholme Theatre for
Sas oors, mouldings and two days, beginning tonight.

r finish lumber al- Everybody remembers the sen-

 

 

 

PrHE DAILY NEwa.

|

Orn,

WANTED.
YOUNG MAN WANTED |

SMART
' for business offiee of wholesale

News office 207
merchant. Must have some waitaenle omce. —<——— =
edge, and have ideas capable| WANTED—Small launeh. Phone
ofexpanding with growing busi-| Black 202. tf

ness. Must have knowledge of |
shorthand.

WANTED

home and good wages in Van-
couver, Transportation paid.
Apply to P.O. Box 107, 206
WANTED
875 a

 

Woman cook. Wages
month, with board and
Apply to matron, P.
General Hospital. tl

room,

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

R.|

BARMAIDS BYLAW
TO BE REPEALED

Law is Found by City Solicitor to
Be Defective in Many
Particulars.

 

 

The bylaw which had been
passed some time ago by the City
Council and enforced and then on
the protest of a citizen referred
to the acting city solicitor for re-
port will be repealed at once. A
resolution giving effect to the in-
tention of the City Council was
passed last night at the regular
meeting following the reading of
a letter from W. EE, Williams in
which the weakness of the bylaw
was pointed out.

The bylaw dealt with the licens-
ing of barmaids and those en-
gaged in dispensing refreshments
and engaged in and around pool-
rooms and bowling alleys.

Advertise in the Daily News.

 

WESIOLME

Seven Reel Production

The Caillaux Case

 

French Premier, Traitor,
whose wif» murdered the
Editor of ‘‘Figaro’’
Chester Outing
Mutt and Jeff Cartoon

 

Two Shows - 7 and 9.15
Admission, 30c and 15c

 

 

 

iys in stock. sation caused a few years ago,
\gent tor J. Fyfe Smith's when the beautiful Mme. Henri-
hardwood, ette Caillaux entered the office of;
Estimates Given. Gaston Calmette, editor of the
REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN Paris Figaro, and shot him to
Phone Green 269. death for exposing the politeal and
OOOO COOP! financial trickeries of her hus-
band.
UNIVERSITY RETURNED retentions te ae
SOLDIER STUDENTS “SHE HIRED A HUSBAND”
tae AT EMPRESS THEATR)
ersity of British Colum-
a ha vided means whereby ae
. ts in Applied Science At the Empress Theatre this
w ted during their University . “She
luring their matricula- evening the big feature vis “She
ting in the toh, eoay Fesuaes Hired a Husband.” It features!
their st s during the summer Priscilla Dean and is reported to
os 8 provision has been :
fe al the suggestion of peturues be an interesting play.
ee fents who are desirous “The F oe s"’ con-
mMpleting those studies which The Fight for Millions »
oon ipted by enlistment, so tinues and there is an Arbuckle
** regular courses may be con . »
without undue diMeulty. comedy.
oes When an invitation is sent it

 

POPP OR OF De

 

should be on a natty card. We

    

EMPRESS

New Show 7 onight

PRISCILLA DEAN
“She Hired A Husband”

6TH EPisopE OF

“A Fight for Millions”

    
   
   

 

TOM LEE CO have the very latest in gild deekle
. edge just like they use in New |

Fatty Arbuckle Comedy

        

    
 

 

WANTED—Two carpenters. Aps|
206

eee a o~
Si ee Bm A OG

| Daily News Classified Advertising

ait i i im ee TD het a oe ot Hr os

| WILL

|WANTED

$125 per month)
to start. Applicants should | _—
write to P. O, box 436. tf |

a a ee
Woman or girl for
general housework, with good |

 

 

 

THE PARTY WHO FOUND
fishing near MeNicholl
Creek, return to Daily

kindly

Waitress and porter
Hotel Central. 205

 

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 buneh of Saanen Does.
Here is your opportunity to get

 

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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 itr touch with
Professional, Business and Technical
workers.

 

ten per cent. off the regular
values.—-North Vancouver Goat
Ranch, North Vancouver, B.C,

tf; TROLLING BOAT FOR SALE

35 by 8 ft. 6 in, 12 h.p. heavy
duty 4 cycle 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..,

‘<4
box 296 Daily News Office, tt

 

FOR SALE—Edison Blue Amberol
Gramaphone, with reeord cabi-
net ‘and fifty-eight
First class condition.
Black 257.

records.
Phone

| MONEY AT 8 PER CENT on build.

ing Loans. Apply Prince Ru-
pert Housing Ltd., Geo. W.
Nickerson, Secretary. tf

FOR SALE—Dr. Tremayne’'s of-
fice on Third Avenue. Must be
206

removed. Phone 354.

BOAT FOR SALE—-36 by 8 feet 8.

Twelve h.p. 4-cyele. Enquire
“Beatrix,” Cow Bay. 206

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.

Lost

LOST—Child'’s sweater,
trimmed in white, on Tuesday
afternoon between 2 and 3 on
Third Avenue. Finder please
return to Daily News Office. Re-
ward. 207

 

 

old

rose

 

 

 

LOST — Grey tweed overcoat.
Finder please phone 76. tf
FOUND

 

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

 

¥ )UND-——Pair of spectacles. Apply

Daily News Office. tf

MISCELLANEOUS

SEE MeGOWAN, the Cycle man,
for new and second-hand bi-
cycles, repairs and parts. Easy
terms. All kinds of light re-
pair work. Second Avenue, near

McBride. Phone Blue 4214.

 

 

 

 

 

tHE NORTON—The place for a
shampoo. Hairdressing. Scalp
treatment. 210 Fourth Street

 

: —— : a | Admission #5 and $0 cents Open 10 a.m. or by appoint-
S10 Second Avenue, West. ee) Daily News Job Depart ' Two Shows, 7:15 and 9. scent, Diibns 40k: tf
VEGETABLES ———

 

 

 

 

Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
Labor Exchange.

 

Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

or}

 

 

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

employment of the

RETURNED SOLDIER

       
         
 
 
       
     
       
      
      
      
 
         
     
   
 

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Td. No.
Cranbrook, 10 Baker Street 80
Fernie, 162 Victoria Ave. 73A
Kamloops, 246 Victoria St. 495
Nanaimo, Windsor Block 787
Nelson, Royal Bank Bidg., Baker Se. 149
New Westminster, Board of Trade > 189
Penticton, Shatford Block, Main Street 251
Prince Rupert, P. O. Drawer 1674 553
Revelstoke, First St. W. 70
Vancouver, 140 Cordova Street 8. 2873
ae gg Alcazar Hotel, Dunsmuir St. S. 3459

ictoria, Langley and ton Sts.

Vernon, 235 Barnard ee +4

  

 

 

See ALBERT (&8 McCAFFERY
before you purchase

Anything in the Building Line
Prince Ru wt S ree Co.’s Lumber
. C. Mill’s Fir
Lime Cement Plaster

Brick Shingles Laths

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

 

io

 

NOTARY PUBLIC

Royal insurance Company, Limited.

Northern As urance Co., Limited.

London & Lancashire Fire ineurance
Co., Limited.

London & Lancashire Guarantee &
Accident Co.

Fidelity-Phenix Fire tneurance Co.

INSURANCE

David H. Hays

General Real EstatelAgent

Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

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.

  

 

 

 

 

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__“Here’s the Music—Write Your Own Words.”
eo

 

 

 

Phone 547 P, 0, Box 725

Hotel Prince Rupert !

EUROPEAN PLAN
51.60 per day and up.

 

 

 

FIRST-CLass CAFE
A La Marte. ;

TIMBER SALE x 1805.

 

alex . .

- aoe & nders Will be received by the

yy ne ands not Later than noon on

? th day of Oetober, 1919
© of Licence xX 1805 ‘

} ‘tor Spruce, ‘

for the
to cut 10,-
a" mioek and Cedar
: } Shannon Bay, Mas-
vane Cusen Charlotte Island District
lof tune will be allowed for re
t gre lars of the Chief Forest
' , “Or District Porester

De BR. ¢ :
—_—— a

renege
TIMBER SALE x 1810.

Sealed tendey

 

 

nister of * Will be received by the
19th daw wns Hot Later than noon on
rehase , it “plember, 1919, for the
7,000 feet of ain” ¥ 1810, to cut @
dl : a ipr cs Hemlock and Cedar
uated ,; : of Piling on
Wan ° Wuskata Inlet beonnain” aor
One year Island District
Se f timber Will be allowed for re SPECULATION
urther +
. Parthe
. i a piers of the Chief Porest
\ Mupert, 'p.¢, "strict Forester =

CALCULATION

 

 

ANTICIPATION

 

 

 

EXPECTATION REALIZATION

 

 

 

     
     
 
  
   
          

 

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