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Prince Rupert Ory Qock & Engineering Co.

LIMITED

any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

can Fe docked
light.
materisIs is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds |

 

FIRE JNSURANCE

 

Fire insurance is the cheapest commodity on the market

today.

for each $100.00 of

its location.

your dwelling for 150 years without a
paid out only the amount for which you are insured. It is

The rate on your dwelling is from $1.30 to $2.00
insurance
This means that if you carry insurance on

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

   
       
       
   

for 3 years, depending on

fire you will have

 

Insurance

 

Vessels of

boats
making

Several

section, fees

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

eal Estate

 

  

Bonds

together on one small
Large stock of repair

 

 

 

 

Ml. Stephens

NOTARY PUBLIC

~ FOR SALE —

6-Roomed modern house and
lot English Hill, $2,625,
terms.

6-Roomed semi-bungalo, 4th
Ave., East, built in buffet

 

 

fireplace, etc., $3,500—
terms.
8-Roomed house Sth Ave.,

 

W., modern, $3,250 term.
Double Corner Sixth Avenue

and Tatlow St. $1,750.
One nice lot near Drydock
$200,

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

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The favorite Mexican
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Try it Tonight

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CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

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We've Written
Many a

CUT. GLASS
Ad.

But never

 

in our lives
have we felt that we did
the subject justice.

And We hever expect to

Because we have no
cohuuand ot words that
will describe the beauties
of our cut glass

We ean tell you that it
radiates light of endless

colors, of its weight, and

that there is no higher
grade of cut glass made
ete., and yet we feel that
we haven't said mureh
about it

To make it easier wit
you just make a visit
here?

Jeweler

The Store of Worth and

Beauty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL

|Burial of Late Cecii Garne Mairs

funeral
noon
Mairs who died a few

    
    

SERVICE YESTERD iY

Took Place at Fairview in
Private Plot.

Rev. J. H. Nuttall conducted the
service yésterday after-
the late Cecil Garne
days ago

for

Local News Notes

Q aint mecomeee mene a Genees sete mos ®

Se et ee ee et ee

A, Moore of Swanson Bay carte

north by the Prinee George
this trip.
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Harry C. Evans, Piano tuner, is
now in town. Leave your ordets

at Bulger’s, i

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Mrs. Harry Cameron and dauch-

ter Lillian returned = from ie
south by today’s steamer.
* * *
Mrs. Ch. Wing was a through

passenger for Anyox on the Grand
Tronk boat this morning.

Mrs. Syrotuck and daughiet
Miiriel returned from the
on the Prince George today.

aouth

N. 8. Lougheed and M. Loug
heed were among the = arrivals
from Vaneouver this morning

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We have a few nice gilt edged
invitation cards that are different
from the ordinary. Daily News
Olice. ~ tf

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Mrs. Norman Broadhurst re-

turned to the city this morning

from a holiday in the southern

coast cities.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. 8.
child returned from a
trip to the south on the

George today. e
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Edgar, dental nurse for
H. Bayne, returned from a
Princes

Brown and
holiday
Prince

Miss
Dr. A.
trip to Vancouver on the

George this morning.
. .

Constable George Logan ree
turned on the boat today after
having escorted a couple of pris-
oners to Okalla Farm from here

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Mrs. Betts, wife of Captain F
Betts of this city, was among the
arrivals from the south on the
Grand Trunk steamer this morn
ing.

Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Morton wer
among the arrivals from Vancou
ver this morning and will be in
the city for a short time before
proceeding to Ottawa.

A special meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the G. W. V. A. will

 

He buried aloneside = his
brother at Fairview There was
a large attendance and the cere-
mony was very impressive. ‘The
pall-bearers were friends and
school mates of the deceased boy.
Mr. Gray was at the organ.
There were a large number o
floral emblems, those particular!
noticed being from the family
members of the machinists union
Dorothy G. Barge, Amy Shaw, the
Humble boys, Mrs. A. Jacobson
Mr. and Mrs, G. B. White, J. Car-

was

roll, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Clark
Sons of Canada, Gladys and
Mabel, Akerberg, Thomson (Co.,

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Smith .

Queen Charlotte Isianders e:n-

/10t do better than mail their
lprinting needs to The News Print
lghop and get the work done
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romptly and well.

Choose your own materials ond
iyle when you have corsets mad
by Mrs. Director. Phone Blue 92

B. C. Undertakers. Phone 41.

‘agen
Phones 41 and Red 391
For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

Lawach Alice B.

Picnie and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

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MYHILL-JONES

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Houses for Sale

Fifth

$1,600.

house,
Section 5,

Four-roomed
Avenue,

     
   
  

Five-roomed house, heating
plant, fireplace, sixth Ave.,
near Drydock, $2,500,

Lote 15-16, Block 15, Section
b, Sixth Avenue, $600 each.
Lot 25, Block 29, Section 5,

    
   

jhe beld im the roins on Thur sday,

psoptomber 4, al 8 p.m, All mem

bers are requested to attend. 05
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Mrs. W. C. Porter and family

were among the arrivals from the
south today, having come here t
live. Mr. Porter is city manage
for the Grand Trunk Telegraplhs

Mr. and Mrs. E, J.
family were among the arrival:
from the south on the Prine
George today and will continue t
Anyox by the same boat tonight.

Conway an

A bylaw to classify stores as ;
preliminary to an early closing
change, was referred to the Retail
Merchants Association by the City
Couneil at their meeting
night for suggestions.

oe oe
The proposal of Ald. Casey to
add a new official to the city was
voted down by the City Couneil
last night. The suggestion was
to have a foreman who Wwouk
work outside under the engineer.

last

The problem of finding accom

lation for women prisoners
when there are any, was one

more discussed by the City Coun
cil last night and referred to :
special committee to report at the
next meeting.

The sister of Geo. Edward
Boyle is searching for Some trace
of him. “He is aged 35 years, hair
red, height 5 ft. 6 in.
He originally came from gOttawa
Ontario, was in the Canadian
Engineers, C.K. F., discharged
March 3rd, 1919, and stated his
intention of proceeding to Van
couver, B.C. Sinee then no trae
of him has been found. If any
information is received notify ht
N. W. M. Police, Prince Rupert.

eyes grey,

 

Preserving

 

$200.00.

We also have a number of
lots ngar Drydock for build-
ing purposes.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Third Avenue: Phonell

 

         
      
 

PEACHES

Arriving
Wednesday

$1.75 per crate

 

Rupert Table Supply Co,

PHONES 211, 212 fi

bread may

is set. Full d

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

The idea that bread making is @ long
and difficult operation is a mistake, as

of quickly prepared foods, for with

ROYAL YEAST CAKES

light. sweet bread can he baked and ready for
use within four hours from the time the sponge

in Royal Yeast Bake Book which will be sent
free upon request.

E. W. Gillett Company Lirnited. Toronto. Canada

 

 
   
      
   
   
     
     
       
 

now be included in the list

etailed instructions are contained

 

 

 

pion of America, will have the
chance to bring home a purse of
$175,000.

FOOTBALL TODAY

Match Will be Played Between
Callies and G. T. P. this
Evening.

 

This evening another league
football match will be played on
the Acropolis grounds when the
Callies and the G. T. P. clash for
the first time this Th

challengers are out for a win as}
they are eager to head the stand

of the teams. far the]

season.

ing So
Grand Trunk boys have been un-
able to win the laurels, but they |
are all the more anxious to start |
now. A few new players will be |
introduced at tonight's match by |
the tfain men and with Johnnie
Currie back on the field they ouch!

to make a very good showing.

 

 

G. W. Abbott returned up rive

on a business trip by the tran
today.
oa * *
M. E. Pierce of Paeifie arrived

from the interior on the train list
evening.

c. C. Buehanan of Queen Char
lotte City arrived from the Islands
yesterday.

7 * *
The government civil re-estab
lishment bureau has been moe
to the Exchange Block.

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Alex. M. Manson, M.P.P.,, re-
turned from a trip to the interio

by the train last evening.
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George McAfee of Georgetown
came over from the sawmill on a
brief business trip yesterday.
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Jas. Range of Pringe George
was among the arrivals from up
river on the train last evening.

k. Cowper Young arrived fron
the south this morning and wil,
spend several weeks in the cit)
lining things up for the opening
of the new planing mill at the
drydock.

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The funeral of Neil Mekachern

who died at the hospital as a re-
sult of injuries received at the
Queen Charlotte Islands, will be
held at 10 a.m. Thursday from

the B. C, Undertakers chapel, Key.
J. B. Rowell officiating.

 

Spirella

Black 257.

Corsetiere, Phom

 

RARE KR ORE RR HHO

* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
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‘ At the police court this morn Coustable W
CARPENTIER IS TO ing before Magistrate MeMordie,;vincial Poli
. J. Mussallem and 8. Mussallem | Babine eountry
MEET JACK DEMPSEY vere each fined 85 for failing t mditions a
cattails display a red light at night visible|of salmon , 4
(Special via 6.1. P. Telegrapds.) from the rear of the eat The district for a
Decature, Il., Sept. 3.—It has|ease of C. H. Thomas who ap4;make observati: { Fis
now been given out by Dempsey'’s |Peared on the same charge has jeries Department
promoters that he will meet been adjourned hin conjunction
Georges Carpentier, the French} sioner of fisheri !
champion, somewhere in Engler See the classified ads. on pazefturn will stop
in the near future. Jack Demp- | five at the hatehery La Lake
sey who is the heavyweight chain : —

 

School Opens

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Be Prepared! ~ on Sept. 2nd
Outfit Your Boys and Girls with

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES

 

 

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL FE. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

 

 

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

 

 

 

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Steamship Suppiies, Gas Engines and Accessories
Fish Netting, Twines, Lines, Ropes and Cordage

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

   
  
    
   

Registered Office:
68 Water Street,
Vancouver, B. C. P. O. Box 1698

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NEW.

MILLINERY|

for Fall has arrived :

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our customers at exceptionally low price

Hats, which we are

liner of many years experience.

 

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Cc. Pp. Re. FARM LAND Choies |
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!
settlers. Act now —- they are|
coing fast. For free booklet!
and full information write H.|

G.° Loughran, General Land
ag t, 74% Hastings St. Weat
Va nuver, B.C,

 

 

 

 

 

   
 
 
 
  
  

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messenger and elothing detiv- All the new shades decreed by fashion © | |
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Phone 477. 06 | be popular this coming season are repre>* |

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FARMS FOR SALE | ed, and particular buyers will ! |

models which will appeal to them. |

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Jabour Bros.,

Third Avenue
P.S,---We have also a good assortment
Rain Hats.

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