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FIRE JNSURANCE

Fire insurance is the cheapest commodity on the market
The rate on your dwelling is from 81.30 to $2.00
$100.00 of insurance for 3 years, depending on
This means that if you

 

 

today.
for each
its location.
dwelling for

earry insurance on

your 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

150 years without

 

Insurance

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co.

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can te docked together on one small

making fees light. Large stock of repair
materisis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Several
section,

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

rong

JOE BECKETT

M.N.Stephens AFTER DEMPSEY

NOTARY PUBLIO

 

 

 

‘FOR SALE

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

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

|Announces Himself a Candidate
for the World’s Boxing
| Championship.

 

(Special by G.T.P. Tel»graphs.)
London, Sept. 4.—Joe Beckett,
the British heavyweight champion

fireplace, etc., $3,500—
terme: boxer, announces himself a cai-
8-Roomed house 5th Ave., 3)didate for the world champion-

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

ship. He wants a fight with Jack

Dempsey following his knockout

» and Tatlow St. $1,750. §$lof Eddie MeGoorty.
One nice lot near Drydock : -
$200. FLOOD OF GERMAN PIANOS

 

London.—In spite of their war
activities the Germans managed
‘to make pianos. A surplus of
'40,000 of these instruments is

M. M. Stephens }

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANGE

 

now lying in German factories

 

 

 

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ready to be dumped into England
at one-half the price of the Brit.
ish pianos.

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You've read about

ChittiConCarne

The favorite Mexican

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Restoring

 

dish. The Eyes
T . T . h D° you know what is the best
ry It onig t restorer for tired eyes? We
will tell you. It is sleep. Shake
at the speare says “© Sleep! © gentle
Sleep! Nature’s soft nurse. And
CHILLI PARLOUR young, tired Nature’s sweet re
storer Balmy Sleep!’:

835 Second Ave.

B's morning comes; then the
day of work and worry. Rested

 

 

eyes soon. grow weary again, and

 

 

 
     

Or Oat

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

 

 

HIS can only be remedied by

means of suitable lenses, Next
to sleep, the greatest boon for jaded
eyes is a pair of Joudry’s glasses,
made to neutralize and correct all
the deficiencies that cause discom
fort,

We've Written
Many a

CUT GLASS
Ad.

Bul never in our lives
have we felt that we did
the subject justice.

And we never expect to,

Because

  

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

Fred Joudry
[Practical Optometrist

 

 

McIntosh Red
APPLES

Arriving Friday

Per Box $3.65

This is one of the finest eating

apples sold on the market, Now

is the time to buy your apples by
the box.

puper Taule supply Co Co,

PHONES 211, 212

 

 

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CONFERENCE
IN REGARD
TO RAILWAY

Smithers Meets Members of the
Government to Consider the
Purchase by Canada.

(Special via G. T. P.
Ottawa, Sept. 4.—Conferences
for the purpose of considering
the purchase of the Grand Trunk
Railway opened today with St
Robert Borden, Meighen, Calder
and Dr. Reid representing the
gevernment of Canada and Sir
Alfred Smithers, chairman of the
board of directors, representing
the company.

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Telegraphs. )

 

the great sani-
A. W. Ede Co.

Use MURESCO,
tary wall finish.

Spirella Corsetiere. Phone

Black 257.
B. 6. Undertakers. Phone 41.

 

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Local News Notes

«
Piano tuner, is
orders
207

kvans,
Leave your

larry CG,
now in town.
at Bulger’s.

. * .

The “Nora’ will leave the
ernment wharf for Stewart
way points at 8 o'clock tomorrow
it

MoV
and

morning.
. . .

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

. . .
Prepare to take in the series of
Chautauqua entertainments next

week. It will be the biggest event

of the season, it
+ * .

Mrs. A. Cavenaugh, who has

been in the hospital for the past

two weeks, returned today to her

lhome on Third Ave,
i * . *

Dr. R. BE. Page who has been
visiting in the city for the past

few days returned to Stewart b)

boat yesterday afternoon,
. * .

The Chautauqua Festival opens
here the middle of next week with
five big entertainments, three

evenings and two afternoons. it
. * *

Walker, the well known
musie man of this city, was
among those arriving from the
south on the Princess Alice this
morning.

G, ©,

A party of Catholic
rived on the C, P. R. boat today
and were met on the dock by
Father McGrath and some of the
local sisters.

. . *

Among the arrivals on the
Prince George yesterday was Miss
Duff, who arrived from Vancou-
ver to take a position as special
nurse at the hospital here.

sisters ar-

 

Houses for Sale

roomed house, Fifth
Section 5, $1,600.

Four-
Avenue,

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

 

Lots 15-
5, Sixth
Lot 25;

16, Block 15, Section
Avenue, $600 each.
Block 29, Section 5,

$200.00.

We a number of

also have
lots near Drydock for build-
ing purposes.

 

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Lid.

Third Avenue: Phonel11

 

 

| SMITH & MALLETT

\} PLUMBING AND HEATING
ENGINEERS

Estimates furnished.

Address, 3rd Avenue,
of Second Street.
Phone 174 -— P.O. Box 274

 

 

 

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MINERAL ACT.

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS
NOTICE.
Little Joker, Mineral Hill, Look
out, Mystery, Midas Lake Frac., Pass Praé!
| tional Mineral Claims, situate in the Port-
oo Canal Mining Division of Cassiar Dis
rit
Where located
River Valley.
TAKE NOTICE that wl A. i.

Midas,

Green, act-

ing a8 agent for L, worms, FE. M. Cc. No,
16349-C; C. D, Carter, F. M t. No. ae
C; KR. M. Martin, F. M.C. No, 9.587 C;

%, Fetter, ° F.M.C No. 9,597-C; nH. r.

Cariton, F. M. C. No, @,
Welch, F. M. ©. No, 9 .509-C,

598-C Marti

inten ad, six

Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Im
provements, for the purpose of obtainiun«
a Crown Grant of the above claim,

And further take notice that action, un
dev section 85, must be commenced before |
the issuanee of such Certificate of Im
provements

Dated this 25th day of July, A. b. 1010

 

 

 

Pienic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

| ~ were

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

we have no A. H. GREEN
command of words that Third Ave. - - Prince Rupert r
will describe the e | eo , ad
of our cut = beauties ; Opposite Post Office »
ve a, well you that it ; MINERAL ACT
radiates ight of endtess 2 Geen
colors, of its weight, ona | CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS
that “there is no “higher | mrs Retains: a ee
e of cut glass made. re mene NOTICE
ete., and yet we feel that ' oe Iron Bi Blue
wr femkt “cue at pall he us, oe Ja Joon Bull, John
’ ha «6~Bull N 3,
ebeus e. diecast | Phones 41 and Red 391 Lumao » Fraction oe Be — «rum
you just make’ a visit | For Hire by the Hour, aA Naas Mining Division of Cassiar|
; ; . Where located; Approximat two
; Day or Week ni S up Falis C reek, Fanby Y ,
eae TAKE NOTICE that I, H. N. Clague of
. the city of Duncan, B. C., acting as agent
} foe aie orneee Consolidated Mining, Srmetr
Remees } L h pr Power Company, Limited, Free
er ; auric e Mn Certificate No, $2188-C, intend,
The Store of Worth and BIX days from the date hereof, to apply
. te ft Mming Recorder.for a Certificate
e@auty. of Unprovements, for the

urpose of ob
taining a Crown Grant of the above elaim
And further take notice that action, un
der section 85, must be commenced before
the issuance of such
provements
Dated this are eA
i,

 

of July, A.D. 1010
AGUE, BCLS

 

 

‘turned from Vancouver

On the East Saimon, & Co,

days from the date hereof, to apply to the

certificate of Im. |

* . .
Regular meeting of the Fish
Packers Union of the O. B. U. will
be held in the O. B. U. hall at

lthe corner of Sixth Avé. and Ful-
ton St. Saturday, September 6, at
8 p.m. sharp. All members re-

quested to attend. 208
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The following fishing boats are
jin port this morning and will sell
‘their catches at the Fish Exchange
‘tomorrow morning: Tyee, 10,000;
Lincoln, 8,000; Volunteer, 4,000;
|Panama, 35,000; Niagara, 11,000,
land Hilda, 14,000 Ibs.

j * . .

| Miss Rothwell, sister of Mrs.
/F. G. Dawson of this city, returned
ifrom the south on the C, P. KR.
i steamer this morning. Miss Roth-
iwell is attached to the teaching
istaff of the public schools here
land has just arrived back from
ispending her summer vacation.

| . * .

Mrs. W. E. Burritt and daugh-
ter Florrie returned from a visit
ito Vancouver and other southern
coast cities by the steamer Prin-
cess Alice this morning. They
left Prince Rupert and travelled
via Ketchikan and have visited in
other cities since leaving this city.

} * eu
| Shortly before eleven o'clock
j this morning the C. P. R. Princess
lAlice arrived from the south,

learrying a large number of pas-

isengers and a_ considerable
amount of freight for northern
points. She discharged mails and
eo quantity of freight here and left
for the north early in the after.
noon.

; > .

| L, P. Wright of this city re-

wife this morning who arrived
ithere a short time ago from Hali-
jfax. It is only a few months ago
since Mr. Wright came to this
eity and since his arrival has
‘been in the offiee of Peck, Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Wright are
;going to make their home in
'Prinee Rupert in the future and
their new friends especially wel-
come them here.
* , * >.

The following is a list of the
\players and their positions for
‘the Sons of England team in their
| battle with the Trail Athleties
‘this evening: Goal—Judge; right
‘back, Darton and left back, Wear-

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|mouth; right half, Tabrum: cen-
‘tre half, Kelsey, and left half
|Wells; outside right, Robinson,

jinside right Robinson; centre for.
;ward, Tinker; inside left, William-
json, and outside left, Davis. Re.
serves, Slocomb and Ransom.

 

Choose your own materials and
style when you have corsets made
by Mrs. Director. Phone Blue 92.

‘CeO Oeeeensenenes
\* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY +
CoRR RO hr ee
WANTED Experienced lathe
hand, with knowledge of gaso.
line repair work prefer ve.
Akerberg, Thomson & Co.,, Ltd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W* have just received a consignment
of the Latest Style Tweed Rain-
coats.

They are thoroughly proofed and are a
fine combination of the smart dressy Coat

 

with his}

and Rainproof :

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

Prices range from

$14.50 to $33.50

 

 

H. S.. WALLACE CO., LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

 

 

 

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The sister ~Geo, Edward intention of proceeding to Van.
Boyle is. searching for game trace couver, B.C. Since
of him. He is aged 35 years, hair|of him has been found. If any
red, eyes grey, height 5 ft. 6 in. |information is receiv:
He originally came from Ottawa,|N. W. M. Police, P

was in the Canadian —___—__—__——

Ontario,

Engineers, C.E. F., diseharged See the classified ads. on page
March 3rd, 1919, amd stated his | five.

 

    

SCHOOL DAYS
B C Prepared! ARE HERE:

Outfit Your Boys and Girls with

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

 

 

 

  
   
    
  

 

 

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

 

  

.. NEW.

MILLINERY

for Fall has arrived

 

 

W* have a great new assortment of Fail

Hats, which we are able to offer to
our customers at exceptionally low prices.
These were specially selected by a lady mil-
liner of many years experience.

All the new shades decreed by fashion ‘©
be popular this coming season are represent
ed, and particular buyers will find mary |
models which will appeal to them.

 

 

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Jebines Bros., Ltd.

Third Avenue
P.S.---We have also a good assortment 0
Rain Hats.

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