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EARLE. WILLIAMS

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Fatty Arbuckle Comedy

     
      
       
 

 

 

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

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MARGERY WILSON

         

New Show Tonight

“Wild Sumac”

rH Episope OF

wguoini inthe “MASTER MYSTERY”

  
  

          
        
  
                
        
      
     
      
    
    
  
    
    
           
     
 
 
   
   
   
 
  
  
  
     
   
   
    
     

sdmission 15

and 30 cents
w Shows, 9.

7:15 and

 
 

Phon® Green 607 1017 3rd Avenue

Dalgarno & Watts

AND CONTRACTORS

BUILDERS

Specialist ) Light and Heavy Con-

Repairs and Alterations

First Class Stairéase Work and
Finishing

Estimates Cheerfully Given

BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING
CONTRACTORS

E. H. SHOCKLEY

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office and Shop Fraser St,
mouldings and
all interior finish lumber al-
ways in stock,
Agent for J. Fyfe Smith's
hardwood.
Estimates Given.
REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN
Phone Green 269.

 

Sash, doors,

 

TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
Labor, Exchange.

 

 

Prince Rupert, B, CG.
hone 547 - P.O, Box 725 ;

SMITH & MALLETT

UMBING AND HEATING
ENGIKEERS

Estimates furnished.

 

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ddress, 3rd Avenue, head
of Second Street.
hone 174 -_ P.O. Box 274

 

lotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.50 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLass CAFE
A La Carte.

 

  
         

MINERAL ACT

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ENTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.
NOTICE,

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Forest-
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MPRESG|

LATE MRS, SANDERSON
"WAS LAID TO REST

 

Party Go From Prince Rupert te
Pay Last Respects to Wife
of Local Captain.
Yesterday afternoon in the
southwest corner of the Anglican
churchyard at Port Simpson,
which is beautifully situated on
the hillside overlooking the fair
harbor, a small group of Prinee
Rupert visitors gathered around
a newly dug grave, to pay their
last tribute of respect to the
memory of Mrs. Sanderson, wife
of Captain E. Sanderson of the
trawler Geo. BE. Foster. A simple
service conducted by Dr,
Spencer of Port Simpson, assisted
by the Rev. J. B. Rowell of the
First Baptist Chureh of Prince
Rupert.
After five years of the most
painful illness, Mrs. Sanderson,
who had been in the Port Simp.
son Hospital since May of this
year, passed away early on Wed-
nesday morning. The party of

was

intimate friends of Captain and
Mrs. Sanderson, left Prince Ru-
pert yesterday morning on the
“F. H. Phippen” which the Cana-
dian Fish & Cold Storage Co. had
kindly placed at the disposal of
Captain Sanderson for the sad
occasion. Shortly after their ar.
rival at Port Simpson the funeral
service was held in the hospital.
The casket, which was covered
with flowers, was carried all the
way from the hospital to the
churchyard by the pallbearers,
where the deceased was laid to
rest.

Accompanying the Prince Ru-
pert party to the grave were Dr.
Large, of the Port Simpson hos-
pital, several of the hospital staff
and Mr. John Flewin. The pall-
bearers were Jim Thomas, Geo
Wilson, J. Myhill Jones, W. Wil-
liamson, Chris Elkins and J. B.
Rowell. Among the floral tvibutes
sent, those from the Sons of
England, the Adair Carss Chapter
I.O.D.E., the Canadian Fish &
‘old Storage Co., the crew of the
“Geo. is, Foster,” the school child-
ren of Port Simpson, and the
hospital staff were noticeable for
their beauty. The funeral ar-
rangements were in the hands of
the B. C, Undertakers.

The “Phippen”™ brdught Captain
Sanderson and his party back to
the city last eveinng.

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Trite Talks on
Girl Subjects

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“Is your whole object in life to

By AUNT JIMMIE
attract men?”

“Of rourse it is. Its the sole
object of nine women out of ten.”
The above is a snatch of con-
versation taken from the new
book “Mufti” by “Sapper,’’ other-
wise Cyril MeNeile. It set me
thinking. Not having an opinion
of my own to offer and being an
old maid and therefore one not
supposed to have an opinion
worth anything, I set out to find
out how my younger friends
viewed it.

Most of them had never thought
of the matter, but they were pretty
well agreed that it was true. They

 

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AT PORT SIMPSON

mourners, consisting of the most)

THE DAILY NEWS

Omer.

Re Oe as a in wrt
WANTED.

SMART YOUNG MAN WANTED
for business offiee of wholesale
merchant. Must have some
edge, and have ideas capable
ofexpanding with growing busi-
ness. Must have knowledge of

 

shorthand. $125 per month
to start. Applicants should
write to P. O. box 436. tf

 

WANTED—-Woman cook. Wages

$75 a month, with board. and
room, Apply to matron, P. R.
General Hospital. tf

 

WANTED — Experienced lathe
hand, with knowledge of gaso-
line repair work preferred.—
Akerberg, Thomson & Co., Ltd.

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

WANTED—Small launch.
Black 202,

They dressed for men, they
walked for men, they talked for
men and they even ate for men.
They endured dinners that other-
wise they would have discarded,
just because they thought it
would please their male com.
panions to eat with them.
There was Kitty, for instance.
She is one of those fair girls with
the blue eyes and a freckle or
two, just enough to lend charm.
She remarked:

“Oh you silly! Were you never
young? I live for men, They in-
terest me all the time. Some of
them I hate, some of them I just
love, and some of them are nice
to go out with, but to none of
them am I indifferent. Even th:
old and the obese, the ugly and
awkward are interesting. By the
by, old thing, are there any really
ugly men? I never knew of one,
They all have their peculiar at-
tractions. Men for mine, my old
auntic. Give me plenty of men

 

 

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and I really live. What else is
there worth anything in this
life?”

Kitty was the most enthusiastic
and“outspoken, but from the con-
versations with the others I
should say that all were much
alike only some were less frank
in their expression.
AUNT JIMMIE.

This is the first of a short
series of chats on girl subjects
that will appear under the above
head. They are written by a local
lady and will prove of interest to
nany. Correspondence in regard
to the subjects discussed is in-

vited —-ED.

 

oN eNNATNAT ars PROPS TTES SUNIL SORRSTLeeneetiaeetnentinsetbiinsitiis

Daily News Classified Advertising

NOTICE

IF 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 26, to September 6. A
fine bunch of Saanen Does.
Here is your opportunity to get
ten per cent. off the regular
values..—North Vancouver Goat

Ranch, North Vancouver, B,C.

TROLLING BOAT FOR SALE
35 by 8 ft. 6 in., 12 h.p. heavy
duty 4 cyele 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., or
box 296 Daily News Office. 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.
Niekerson, Secretary. tf

ELEVEN FAT GEESE FOR SALE,
Inquire 211 9th Avenue West,
evesings.

 

 

 

FOR SALE—Old newspapers, ten
cents a bundle,

 

 

LosT

 

LOST—Child’s sweater, old rose
trimmed in white, on Tuesday

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOW OPEN

P.R.CAFE

Best in Town

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Second Avenue,

Near Empress Theatre

 

lived very largely to attract men.

 

 

 

 

 

 
   
 

 
     
 

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BRITISH COLUMBIA

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EMPLOYERS

  
    
   
 
   
         
         
    
    
     
         
     
      
    
      
          
 
   
 

 

 
 

THE
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.

OF CANADA

  

The PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS SECTION

has been established to assist professional, business and
technical men and women.

Many officers, soldiers,
sacrificed their positions
secure employment in
been specially trained.

Employers should not wait until increasing business
forces them to employ anybody they can obtain, but should
look ahead and avail themselves of this unusual
to enlist the services of highly trained workers, ordinarily

secured only with difficulty. On application there can be
referred to you, for example :—

sailors and war workers, who
during the war, now desire to
the occupations for which they have

ENGINEERS LAW CLERKS

ARCHITECTS COMMERCIAL ARTISTS
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES SALES MANAGERS
ACCOUNTANTS TRAVELLING SALESMEN
SECRETARIES CHEMISTS

TEACHERS YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATES

   
       
     
   
     
     
    

_ These workers are returning to civil occupations with
increased initiative, a broader view of life, and a greater
capacity for work.

EMPLOYERS

Please state your requirements to the nearest office of the

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF CANADA
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS SECTION

  

  

In each office the
INFORMATION AND SERVICE BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF SOLDIERS’ CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT

has a representative to render special service in the
re-establishment of the returned soldier.

    

 

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FARMS FOR SALE

1 P. R. FARM LAND — Choice
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
going fast. For free booklet
and full information write 1.
G. Loughran, General Land
agent, 744 Hastings St. Weat,

 

 

Vancouver, B.C.

e Tel. No.
afternoon between 2 and 3 on VANCOUVER, Board of Trade Bldg. S. 5244
rhird Avenue. Finder please VICTORIA, Central Building 5800
return to Daily News Office. Re- REVELSTOKE, First St. W. 20
ward. 207
LOST — Grey tweed overcoat.
Finder please phone 76. tf
Founp _|lt eee
S Gena, Ee a ee See ALBERT @ McCAFFERY
sweater. Apply Daily News of-
rt tf before you purchase
: ee ee ee ° ° e e e
OUND—Pair of spectacles. Apply
Daily News Office, tf n ing in e e@
MISCELLANEOUS =—__ = eens
‘anna: ie . We handle
SEE McGOWAN, the Cycle man, : ’
for new and second-hand bi- Prince Ru ert S ruce Co. s Lumber
cycles, repairs and parts. Easy " oni? °
terms. All kinds of light re- . C. I 8 Fir
pair work. Second Avenue, near Lime Cement Plaster
McBride. Phone Blue 4214. B 2 k Shi | L th
THE NORTON—The place for a ric , ing es atns
shampoo. Hairdressing. Scalp
treatment. 210 Fourth Street Albe & M C ff L d
Open 10 a.m. or by appoint- rt Cc a er Y; t e
ment. Phone 493. tf te : Jy

 

 

 

David H. Hays

General Real Estate Agent

Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

NOTARY PUBLIC

Royal insurance Company, Limited.

Northern As urance Co., Limited.

London & Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co., Limited.

London & Lancashire Guarantee &
Accident Co.

Fidelity-Phenix Fire insurance Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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