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FIRE [NSURANCE

Fire insurance is the’cheapest commodity on the market
The rate on your dwelling is from $1.30 to $2.00
depending on

 

today
for each $100.00 of insurance for
This means that if you earry

3 years,

its location. insurance on

your dwelling for 150 years without a fire you will have

paid out only the amount for which you are insured. It is
We write it.

so cheap you can not afford to be without it.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory 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

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

Several
section,

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

TUG TOOK SOUTH

M.lM.Stephens | “A860 oF manbie

 

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Nolary Public Financial Agent This morning the Ernest

mee 2 ee Crosby, an American tug, call: ‘a
: jin here on the way south to Se.|

56-ROOMED HOUSE and LOT attle. She had, in tow a large)

blocks ;

Seatt

of mammoth marble
which are
Pantry, ele., For Sale The fine

/Close in, Section 6, with bath sie os consigned to
i building
jtaken from a quarry

50 jmiles north of Ketchikan. The
$2,1 |blocks were of alf shapes aad!

|many holes had drilled in|

material was
about 100]

room,

peen

Terms, $650 cash, Balance $|0rder to spring them off as ie.
arranged. | quired. The material showed a|
very beautiful grain on the fates

where natural cracks had ce-
curred in the rocks. Weathering
had already polished the surface
sufficiently to give the outside that)
beautiful finish so peculiar to}
marble,

Can you now afford to pay
rent?

emeegeencen

M, M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE %

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BASEBALL

 

 

Saturday — National League

 

Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 2; Brook-|
lyn 6, New York 5; Pittsburg 11,

Chicago 0; Philadelphia 4, Bost: vn |
You've read ‘about 1. Sunday—Pittsburg 2, Chicag go|

1; Philadelphia 3-1, Brooklyn Fh

 

 

 

( ° -(" ( New York 2-2, Boston 1-4; Cin-
hilli on arne cinnati 1-2, St. Louis 0-8.
ia sialic ° American League (Saturday) —
Ckeveland 11, Chicago 2; Wash-|

The favorite Mexican ington 4, New York 1; St. Louis |

dish. 1/42, Detroit 10; Boston 11-5,
a Philadelphia 3-3. Sunday—Chi-
jeago 8, Cleveland 3; New York 3,
| Washington 1; St. Louis 6, De-
jtroit 5; only three games played.
} The funeral of Pete Asplund
) held from Haynor’ Bros’.
chapel. on Saturday afternoon,
;with Rev. Dr. Grant officiating.
Interment was made-in Fairview

Try it Tonight
at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

 

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cemetery. The deceased has on:

 

| bri ther living in Ontario who was

Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

ifor the this
We ve Written |}} tan.

R. E.

Many a . et

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Ad * TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
. eee tere uenerne Cem

FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms |
have we felt yf ’ _— .
hat e wn staat we iid at the Norfolk. Modern. Refer-

And we never expect to ences required, Phone Black
A Because we have no 329 it

 

 

 

Mullen left

east on morning's

: . .
Allen was a passenger fo:
by the train today.

8. C, Undertakers. Phone 41.)

 

 

Bul never in our lives

command of words that
will deseribe the beauties eer

of our cut glass WANTED

Se con 0 vee tons rh Young lady who un-
radiates light ‘of endiess derstands millinery. Apply
colors, of its weight, : . 7
celrt of ile, weight, and Miss Barbeau, Sixth St. 244

 

grade of cut glass made.
ete., and yet we feel that —

we haven't said much . Phones 41 and Red 391

about it
To make it easier wiil

 

 

 

jou just make & vast For Hire by the Hour,
+ Day or Week

 

Jeweler

Launch Alice B.

Pienie and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES
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The Store of Worth and
Beauty

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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tion helped the

loverseas., U was a

fturning out

THE DAILY

——— 8

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.

Auper Table Supply Co,

PHONES 211, 212

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SIR ROBERT -
BORDEN ILL

Telegraphs. )

 

(Special via G6. T.P.

Ottawa, Sept. 8—Due to @ se-}
vere chill, Sir Robert Borden has
been confined to his home and is
not likely to attend the House
during the debate on the Treaty
of Peace and the covenant of the
League of Nations.

FLEMISH LEADER IS
CONDEMNED TO DIE

Helped Separatist Movement dur-
ing Time of German Occupa-
tion of Country.

 

 

Telegraphs. )
The Hornish
 hugue t Borns
German occupa. |
Fiemish separtist
movement with the aid of Ge
many, has been condemned tol
death following a trial whieh]
lasted a week.

(Special by G.T. P.
Brussels, Sept.
Activist leader, 45
who during the

PTE. L. FORKRUD HAS |
RETURNED TO CITY -

‘Porkred is among
back in town from
rancher in|
the Naas valley when he joined up
with the 238th forestry
battalion, which did good work in
France. Pte. Porkrud was é@ngi-!
regimental
luinber for the tre

Private L.
the arrivals

n 1915

neet mn tne Sawmill,

eres. He
o resume
emption,

is now on his way hn
farming on his pre

MILLIONAIRE HUNTER '

——— i

Winnipeg, Sept. 8.

Vanderbilt, Jr.,

ed the
leave

Cornelius
miljionaire, reaeh-
city last night and will
today for the Canadian
Rockies on a hunting expedition.

CARD OF THANKS

 

 

Captain E. Sanderson
to thank his many

desires
friends for

their kind expressions of sym-
pathy during his recent sad be-
reavement.

A building permit has been|

issued to E. La Trace for the
erection of a four-roomed, single

storey dwelling at an estimated

cost of $1,500,
M Show Tonight S

Beatriz MICHELEN A

“The

 
        
     

    

   

 

    

 

leveenienies Law”

7 Bic Parts

          
      
 

Pathe British-Canadian Gazette
imiasion 15 >
Two Shows,

and 30 cents
7:15 and 9.

 

Houses for Sale

Fifth
$1,600,

Four-roomed house,
Avenue, Section 5,

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

Lots 15-16,
5, Sixth
Lot 25,

Block 15, Section
Avenue, 8600 each,
Block 29, Seetion 5,

$200.00.

We also have a number of
lols near Drydock for build-
ing purposes,

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

ThirdAvenue: Phonell |

 

 

a short

‘are John T.

| Vincial

| Thursday is too heavy for the hull]
jand is being returned to Vancou

jparty to

/will be presented with an address

by the people of Smithers and
| Hazelton.
A special meeting of the G, W.

NEWS

: oe
Omer ee er

Local News Notes

’ See

William Bruce left this morn-

ing for Seattle,
. . * :
w. J. Crawford of Alice Arm is]
in the city today. j
» £ @
A. B. Wing of Anyox, 18 making |

visit to the city.

. * . }

Father Morice was a passenger |

to the south on the Prince Rupert. |

. . .

Among the arrivals from up the |

river this morning was Mrs, F
8S. Stevens of Skeena City.

. . *
Mr. Joe McPhee has been ad
mitted to the Prince Rupert Gen

eval Hospital for treatment.
* * *

|

W. G. Norrie-Lowenthal of New

Hazelton was among the arrivals

on the local train last evening
* . > i
Misses Ethel E. Chilvers and

|Margaret KE. Brentzen are over

from Port Eimpson on a visit.
. .

Choose your own materials and
style when you have corsets made
by. Mrs. Director. Phone Blue 02

* . ‘ .

Mrs. Eckerman, wife of!
the store keeper at the Cold Stor- |
age plant, went south on the
steamer.

|

Geo.

* . .

Mr. and Mrs. H. MeCall
among the passengers
south this morning on the
Rupert.

* * 2
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bush, of}
Stewart were among the passern-|
gers going south on the Prince
Rupert.

were
goes |
Princes |

|
* . . |
Among the visitors here tod iy!
Cosens of Mill Bay,
Naas River, and W. D. Robson of
Nakat Inlet.

* * .

The “Nora” will leave the gov-|
ernme nt wharf for Stewart and
| way points at 8 o'clock tomorrow
|morning. it

> >. >
We have a few nice gilt edge q
invitation cards that are different
from the ordinary. Daily News|
Office. tf |
.- > *
Logan of the local
police department was a
passenger for the interior by the)
train this morning.

reo, pro-

J. Myhill Jones’ speed boat will]
nol be ready for the fair. The big |
60 h.p. engine which arrived on|

ver.

. . .
Arrangements have been made
for the Governor General and
stop off an hour at

Smithers where His Excellency

V.A. Ladies Auxiliary will be held

in the rooms on Tuesday, Sep-

tember 9, at 8 p.m. for the pur-

pose of making arrangements for

the refreshment stall at the exhi-

bition. 210
* > .

During his recent visit up the
line Inspector Ackland of the N.
W. M. P. placed a detachment of
red coats at Prince George in
charge of Corporal Laurent. They
are located temporarily at the
Alexandra Hotel but will be re-
moved later to permanent quar-
ters.

> > -

Mrs. Lottie Tait, president of
the Rebekah Assembly of B. C.,
will visit Centennial Lodge in K.

of P. hall on Wednesday, 10th
September. All members of the

Rebekah Degree in Prince Rupert

are invited to be present. A cor-

dial invitation is also extended to

all Oddfellows and their ladies at

a reception at 9:30 p.m. 210
> * .

“Resources” this month deals
with such interesting subjects as
Preparing for Ocean Shipping,
The Fair, Our Mountains and
Their Riches, Shipbuilding, Our
Popular Inland Watering Place,
and various other subjects having
to do with the industries and pos-
sibilities of Prince Rupert and
district.

om . .

Among those leaving for the
Naas river by the Camosun today
was Will Edmunds, the popular
proprietor of the Prince Rupert
Music Store. He does not expee!
to return until Sunday night, as
he will be training the Grenville
band for the Fair, Great interest
is being taken by the Indians in
the confing great event of the

year and the band contest ‘will
prove @ great drawing card.
es Corsetiere, Phone

iBlack |

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The Spirit of Sunlight

All over the land the «y 1 cafls
forth beauty,cleanliness health
and the renewing of youth, So
with Sunlight Soap in the home
It redeems everything wash.
able from the thraldom of dirt,

Sunlight Soap

renews beauty and brings oy:
old colors. It cleanses witha
sure gentleness that only
the very purest of soaps could
accomplish. The spirit of
Surilight is purity and cle anki.
ness.

   
 
   
    
 
    
  
 
  

Insist on getting the Soap you ask
for SUNLIGHT SO {P.

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The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

 

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