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TONIGHT

 

 

 

EARLE WILLIAMS

| Qulomai. Mission

atty Arbuckle Comedy

 

 

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

MPRESG

New Show Tonight

 

ARGERY WILSON

“Wild Sumac”

un EpisopEe OF

DIN! in the “MASTER MYSTERY”

and 30 cents

‘ Shows

7:15 and 9.
rc
nm? Green 5607 1017 Srd Avenue

Dalgarno & Watts

NDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Staircas
shing

Estimates Cheerfully Given

Alterations
Work and,

CK AND CONCRETE BUILOING
CONTRACTORS

 

H. SHOCKLEY

BENERAL CONTRACTOR
Vilice and Shop Fraser St.

ors, mouldings and

nt '
ilerior fi

nish lumber al-
ways in stock.
sent for J. Fyfe Smith's
hardwood.
Estimates Given,
PAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN
Phone Green 268

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OOOO ELL OL OLOE ROOD DE

OM LEE CO.

10 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

*neral Contractors and
Labor Exchange.

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

 

Mel Prince Rupert

_UNOPEAN PLAN
++.50 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLass CAFE
A La arte.

 

 

——

TIMBER SALE x 1805,

bd ten,
; lenders will

' be receive ,
er of Lands n elved by the
Bih day t Hot Later than noon on
8 Of Licenn ber, 1919, for the
0 feet of Spr X 1805, to eut 10,-

area situated 0 Hemlock and Cedar
let. oO, On Shannon Bay, Mas

wh years wirlotte Island District
ot timiee! be allowed for re
er artic
+ ie lars Of the Chiet Forest
Rupert a's ” Distriet Forester,
LE X 1810,
ed tend
P of 1 ands" be received by the
ah day soptemiate! than noon op
: Licence Mer, 1919, for the
© feet of Spru “S10, to 5S
. 2 oe Hemlock and Cedar
\ 3 ih ‘e
. ru Kathe Inlet “Wasnest on
parlotie is nd Diem Inlet,
ot ime ui} ‘lowed for re
*? Darty
lori, gett OF the Chief Forest
Rupert, Bc Distriet Forester

  

 

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M ANY SPORTS (pr rrterrtarnsrsrnsrenermnastninnitisiginsnintassciseans tel
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Telkwa ard Anyox Will Mave
Basebali Nines Here.

One of the most outstanding
features of the Fall Fair will be
the full program of sports which

The Aiyansh football team will be
here and if it is possible will be
matched with the Kitimat eleven.

Last year there was very great
interest in these Indian events
and everything will be done on

this occasion to stimulate the in-
terest of the many visitors from
the outside. In former years it
has ween hard to find accommo
dation for all who come and a
special effort will be made
year to have living quarters for
everyone.

The Port Essington Red Sox
have been entered for the base-
ball compétition and other teams
will be invited to take up the
game. Ben Self will arrange for
at least one other team so that
the match will be well worth see-
ing. Besides the baseball and
football teams it has been rumor-
ed that there will be some special-
ly first class Indian athletes who
will enter for the jumping and the
foot The boys have been
practising around the canneties
during their spare time and ave
said to be in very good shape.
The local baseball boys are go-
ing to have a very busy time as
there are to be teams from both
Telkwa and Anyox. ‘Transporta-
tion will be reduced considerably
and many supporters are expect-
ed along with the respective
nines. Rupert more than ever is
going to be the mecca of pleasure
seekers for the three fair days.
From all the neighboring
tricts residents are goi€g to avail
themselves of the opportunity of
seeing and conversing with peo-
ple who are visiting from other
parts.

ORE FROM THE
SPIDER HERE

S. G. Benson Brought in Sample
Yesterday From Stewart Show-
ing Native Silver.

 

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5. G,. Benson came in yesterday
from Stewart bringing a sample
of the ore from the big strike of
native silver from the Spider
property. It was very rich stuff
and he says it assays 2,000 ounces
to the ton. He says it is a very
large showing and it has caused
a good deal of excitement in the
camp. The property is owned by
RK. Woods and Bob Martin, but
there are others interested, in-
cluding Harry Rochester of this
city.

Mr. Benson says that they have
a very fine chunk of ore for the
Prince Rupert Exhibition. It is
one of the richest and most hand-
some pieces he had ever seen,
The native silver makes a peculiar
formation.

Mr. Benson is very enthusiastic
over the camp, and _ especially
over the Spider property which he

AT THE FAIR

Indian Teams are Expected and SMART YOUNG

is being arrauged by the directors. |

this
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MAN WANTED
for business office of wholesale
merchant. Must some
edge, and have ideas capable
ofexpanding with growing busi-
ness. Must have knowledge of
shorthand, $425 ‘per month
to start. Applicants should
| Write to P. O. box 436. tf
aes
| WANTED Woman cook. Wages
$75 a month, with board and
; room,
» General

 

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|W ANTED Experienced lathe
hand, with knowledge of gaso-
line repair work preferred.

Akerberg, Thomson & Co., Ltd. |

|WILL THE PARTY WHO FOUND
fishing reel near MeNicholl
| Creek, kiudly return to Daily

News office. 207
WANTED—A stenographer, must!
| have had statement experience. |
Apply Daily News Box 293. tf |

WANTED—Small
Black 202.

 

 

launch, Phone |

 

GOOD OFFERINGS
AT THE THEATRES

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There are good offerings at the |
local theatres for tonight. Earle|
Williams in “A Diplomatic Mis-|
really good and Fatty|
Arbuckle in one of his famous |
comedies is as funny as ever. |

At. the Empress Margery Wil-
son, the well known star, is shown
in “Wild Sumac” and the famous
Houdini is:also bemeg continued
in one of his wonderful stunts.

sion” is

PUT GRAZING LAND
UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL

(Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs.)
Washington, Sept. 4,—Live-
stock men suggest putting 200,.
000,000 acres of public grazing
land wnder federal contro! in or-
der to increase meat production.

 

WANT WORE TIME

Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
Paris, Sept. 4.—The Austrian
delegation asked for two mere
days in which to answer the terms
of the peace treaty.

 

When an invitation is sent it
should be on a natty card. We
have the very batest in -@ild deckte

edge just like they use in New
York — Daily News Job Depart-

ment.

NOW OPEN

P.R.CAFE

Best ia T

 

 

 

—_———

Second Avenue,
Near Empress Theatre

 

thinks .will be a big thing

 

 

 

 

Daily News Classified Advertising

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Apply to matron, P. R.
Hospital, tf)

FOR SALE-

__ NOTICE

(Fy YOU ARE PAYING UP ON
Government lots, can save you
large part on payments. Call
at once, Westenhaver Bros. 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 24 to September 6. A
fine bonch of Saanen Does.
Here is your opportunity to get
ten per cent. off the regular
values.—North Vancouver Goat
Ranch, North Vancouver,

 

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 cless
shape. Price reasonable. Would
consider town lots in exchange.
J. Howe, 724 7th Ave. W., or
box 296 Daily News Office, ti

 

tf| STRAWBERRY PLANTS for fall

* planting, %2 per hundred, post?
free. Also fruit bushes 50c¢
each. Order now. Fruitland
Nurseries, Remo, B. C. (G.T.P.

 

 

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

Nickerson, Secretary. tf)
a aie ee

ELEVEN FAT GEESE FOR SALE. |

Inquire 244 9th Avenue West, |

evesings.

Old newspapers, ten

 

 

  

   

 

Cranbrook,
Fernie,

Kamloops,
Nanaimo,

Nelson,

New Westminster,
Penticton,

Prince Rupert,
Revelstoke,
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
Victoria,

Vernon,

 

~ BRITISH COLUM,

NEAREST OFFICES

 

Sepa ee

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF CANADA

The Department of Labour and the
Provincial Governments have organized
a System of Employment Offices from
Coast to Coast for Returned Soldiers and
all classes of workers—-Men and Women
—trained and untrained.

A Special Section exists for Pro-
fessional and Business workers.

To look after the special needs of the
RETURNED SOLDIER there is in each
of these offices, a representative of the

_ INFORMATION AND SERVICE BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF SOLDIERS’ CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT

10 Baker Street

162 Victoria Ave, 73A
246 Victoria St. 495
Windsor Block 787
Royal Bank Bidg., Baker St. 149
Board of Trade Big. 189
Shatford Block, Main Street 251
P. O. Drawer 1674 553

First St. W. 7°

140 Cordova Street S. 2873
Alcazar Hotel, Dunsmuir St. S. 3459
Langley and Sts. 839 e
235 Barnard Ave. E. 292

   
 
   
   

   
   
      
  
      
   
   
   
   
   
 
   
   
      
            
         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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
Open 10 a.m. or by appoint-
ment. Phone 493, tf

FARMS FOR SALE

 

 

 

 

» P. R. FARM LAND -— Choice
farms in well settled districts

INSURANCE

David H. Hays

General Real Estate Agent

Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

NOTARY PUBLIC

Co., Limited.
London & Lancashire Guarantee
Accident Co.

 

 

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
going fast. For free booklet
and full information write lI.
G. Loughran, General Land
agent, 744 Hastings St. Weat,
Vancouver, B.C,

 

 

 

 

Royal insurance Company, Limited.
Northern As urance Co., Limited.
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance

Fidelity-Phenix Fire Iineurance Go.

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.

Gene Byrnes Says:—“Ain’t It the Truth?”

_fente a bundle, le a
Lost See ALBERT (& McCAFFERY
LOST—Child’s sweater, old rose before you purchase
trimmed in white, on Tuesday e e e e e
afternoon between 2 and 3 on R y
Third Avenue. Finder please ing in ul e
return to Daily News Office. Re-
ward.” 207
onl biiiaiaib ie? ae We handle ;
LOST — Grey tweed overcoat. ° ?
pie ghaees dee on ee Prince aor “eee Co.’s Lumber
= emattinn . 9 Fi ’
oaame . C. Mill’s Fir
FoUND— Knitted weit of taiye|{] Lime Cement Plaster
age Apply Daily News a Brick Shingles Laths
ce,
1UND—Pair of spectacles. Apply Albe & M C ff L d
Daily News Office. tf rt Cc a er Y, t e
MISCELLANEOUS ~ y
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