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MPRES
New Show Tonight
~ PRANK KEENAN
“More Trouble”
“a Fight for Millions”
and a Fine Comedy

15 and 80 cents
7:15 and 9%.

    

Admission
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NOW OPEN

PR.CAFE

 

Best in Town

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Second Avenue,

Near Empress Theatre

 

 

   
 
  
 

Phon® Green 5607 1017 Srd Avenue

Daigarno & Watts

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Spe und Heavy Con

Alterations
Work and

pairs and
Staircase
Fintshing
Estimates Cheerfully Given

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BRICK AND CONCRETE GUILOING

CONTRACTORS

 

EH. SHOCKLEY

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Office and Shop Fraser St.

Sash, doors, mouldings and

iterior finish lumber al-
Ways in stock.

Agent for J. Fyfe Smith's

hardwood.

nates Given,

REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN
Phone Green 269.

  
   
  
   
  
     
    

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SMITH & MALLETT

PLUMBING AND HEATING
ENGINEERS

Estimates furnished.

 

 

Address, 3rd Avenue, head

of Secand Street.
Phone 174 P.O. Box 274

 

The ariand’ Boarding House
416 Sixth Avenue East

Near Drydock
Month or Week, Phone Red 246

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| FEDERATED LABOR T0
OPPOSE DR. TOLMIE

The Federated Labor party
to oppose the Hon. 8. F. Tolm
Minister of Agriculture at Ottaw .
when he appears before the Vi, (
toria constituency for recelection

next month, it was decided at a
meeting of that organization in
the K. of P. Hall last night, says

the Victoria Colonist. Forty mem
bers of the Federated Labor party
were present. The candidate will
be chosen next Wednesday ev
ing.

This action was taken by the
meeting because of the failure of
the Dominion Government to deal
seriously with the high-cost of
living, profiteering and its refus |
to grant bail to the Winnipeg
strike leaders who were arrested
and thrown into jail.

Members of the party are now
working to secure the consent of
some prominent labor represen
tative to allow his name to go be-
fore the proposed nominating
convention.

The Federated Labor party was
formed last January as a political
labor party, both for organized
and unorganized labor, following
action taken by the B. CG, Federa
tion of Labor at Vancouver. [i
is quite distinct from the Trades
and Labor Council. Its members,
under President FE. W. Ellis, have

hopes of gaining representation
in the Federal and Provincial
Houses.

 

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Sport Briefs f

The feature of Monday even-
ing’s football match was the man-
ner in which the St. Andrew's
forward line got down to work.
They Carried the ball down in ‘ine
style and crossed it over to an-
other team mate in quite pro-
fessional style. Eddy Smith who
was playing inside right worked
hard and kept worrying the Rail-
waymen's backs. It was a great
time for the fans when Eddy and
Johnnie Currie clashed for the
ball. They have played together
in many other games but Monday
night were battling at each other
all the time.

 

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At the game Monday evening
nany of the fans became quite
*xcited at times and the familiar
of some of the players
called out across the field
as they played well or otherwise.
The ladies on the benches got
very excited and were standing up
on phe seats yelling vociferously.
* . *

Waldorf, the Grand Trunk
goalie, was unable to appear on
the field Monday evening and the
representative which he had be-
tween the posts had surely to
keep on his guard, The Scoteh-
men were appavently out for gore
and spared him no time to collect
himself if he ever moved to one
side of the net. The backs for
the G. T. P. boys were not sure
enough and generally missed the
ball when it was directly in the
mouth of the net and of course
the goal-keeper. had then very
little chance of saving the leather
from passing through.

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names
were

A number of the young boys
were up at the recreation ground
last evening for baseball practise.
The Nationals were having a run

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_ WANTED.

WANTEI) Woman cook, Wages

875 a month, with board and
room. Apply to matron, P. R.
_General Hospital. tf

 

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

WANTED

 

-Young lady who un-

derstands millinery. Apply
Miss Barbeau, Sixth St. 241

 

ASSESSMENT WORK DONE ON
Mining Claims by reliable party
Apply Daily News office. 15

 

 

WANTED Two young ladies.

Apply Killas Bros. tf
WANTED—Small launch. Phone

Black 202. tf
on the Market Place yesterday
afternoon in order to be in good
shape for the fair eports day, a«

they have to battle with their old-

time opponents, the Tiny Tims.
* * >.

It is very likely that the Trail

Athletics. will have a couple of
new players on their team for
Thursday evening in the match

against the St. Andrew's Society.
Billy Booth is not yet feeling fit
and fine after his accident re-
ceived in the game against the
Sons. There will possibly be an-
other change in the line-up and
some who have been playing for-
ward will go on the half line.

FRANK KEENAN AT
EMPRESS THEATRE

“More Trouble,” something that
many people are looking for, is
to be seen tonight at the Empress
Theatre. Also there will be a
first rate episode of “A Fight for
Millions.” This, together with a
fine comedy, makes a good show.
Ketchikan visitors in the city
include Mr. and Mrs, H. Knights,
Mrs. Bailey and son, J. W. Hilton,
Emma Hilton and Mrs. R, C, Gen-
kins and baby.

212

LAND ACT

Notice of intention to Apply to Lease Land.

IN QUEEN CHARLOTTE LAND DISTRICT,
RECORDING DISTRICT OF SKEEBNA, and
situate im the vicinity of District Lot 7¥2
on Massets Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands
TAKE NOTICE that the Wallace Fisher-
ies, Limited, of Vancouver, British Colum
bia, occupation canning company, intends
to apply for rmission to lease the fol
jowing deseribed lands:—
Commencing at @ post planted at the
southwest corner of the northwest quar-
ter of Lot 792, Queen Charlotte Islands
District, thence west 20 chains; thence
north 27 chains; thence east 2.50 chains
more or less to the high water mark of
Massett Inlet, thence southeasterly and
following the said high water mark 33
chains more or jess to the point of com-
mencement and containing twenty (20
acres more or less. :
ME WALLACE FISHERIES, LIMITED
Per Fred. Nash, B.C. L.5., Agent.
Dated 3rd day of June, 1919.

MINERAL ACT

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS

‘Common Clay.”

 

NOTICE.
Beaver, Sundog Fraction, Clark, Jimm
Praection, Rob Roy, and Nephin Fraction

Mineral Claims, situate in the Naas Mining
Division of Gassiar District.

Where located:—On the west side of
Granby Bay, near Anyox. :

TAKE NOTICE that I, H. N. Clague of
the city of Duncan, B. C., acting as,agent
for the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelt
ing and Power Company, Limited, Free
Mimer’s Certificate No. 32188-C, intend,
sixty days from the date hereof, to app!)
to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate
of Improvements, for the jpeepees of ob
taining a Crown Grant of above claim

And further take notice that action, uh
der section 85, Must be commenced before
the issuance of such certificate of Im

 

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Do rere eres
WANTED
hand, with knowledge of gaso-
line repair work
Akerberg, Thomson & Co., Ltd.

WANTED AT ONCE
neer. Apply Deep Sea Fisheries,

Ltd., Second Ave. tf
WANTED—Trunk and grip. Ap-
ply stating price Daily News
Office, 241

WOULD YOU INVEST $100.00 IN
an oil company if you know}
that you have a splendid chance |
to make $5,000.00 out of such)
an investment; that the men!
behind the company are making
an honest and conscientious |
effort to produce oil and that}
all experts assure us of suc-|
cess? If so write to box 297
Daily News Office for full par- |
ticulars. Our references will}
satisfy the most critcal.

NOTICE
IF YOU ARE PAYING UP ON
Government lots, Can save you

large part on payments. Call
at once, Westenhaver Bros. tf

FOR SALE

 

 

TROLLING BOAT FOR SALE

35 by 8 ft. 6 in., 12 h.p. heavy
duty 4 eycle-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

 

FOR SALE BY TENDER — Lot 3
Block 39, Section 5. Six rooms.
In good condition. Water. Light.
Clear title. Tenders will be re-
ceived by the undersigned up to
and including September 25. P.
Dawson, Norfolk Rooms, Phone
Black 329. 222

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

FOR SALE — Old
suitable for campers,
News Office.

 

heater,
Daily

stove

ELEVEN FAT GEESE FOR SALE.
Enquire 211 Ninth Ave. West.

 

 

 

Evenings. tf
LosT
LOST -— Grey tweed overcoat.

 

 

 

Finder please phone 76, tf
FOUND
FOUND Knitted belt of lady's

sweater. Apply Daily News of-
fice. tf

8 MISCELLANEOUS

SEE MeGOWAN, the Cycle man,
for new and second-hand bi-
cycles, repairs and parts. Easy
terms. All kinds of light re-
pair work, Second Avenue, near
MeBride. Phone Blue 421.

 

 

THE NORTON—The place for a
shampoo. Hairdressing. Scalp
treatment. 210 Fourth Street
Open 10 a.m, or by appoint-

 

rovements.
° ‘Dated this 8rd day of July, A. D. 1919
H.°N. CLAGUE, B.C.L. 5.

 

 

 

 

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Experienced lathe
preferred.
Boat engi-

Cc a package
before the war

Cc a package
during the war

Cc a package

NOW

THE FLAVOUR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

( See ALBERT @& McCAFFERY ~)
, es aa
Anything in the Building Line
We handle

Prince Rupert Spruce Co.’s Lumber

. C. Mill’s Fir
Cement
Shingles

Plaster

Lime
Brick __Laths |

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

 

 

 

 

 

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.

 

ment. Phone 493. tf

 

 

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