FIRE JNSURANCE

 

 

Fire insurance is the cheapest commodity on the market
today. The rate on your dwelling is from #1.30 to $2.00
for each $100.00 of insurance for 3 years, depending o1
This means that if you carry

its location. insurance o1

your dwelling for 150 years without a tire you will hay
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.

Insurance Real Estate Bonds

THE DAILY

NEWS

 

 

  
 
 

  

Mcintosh Red
APPLES

Arriving Friday

Per Box $3.6

This f

© of
apples 80ld or

    
    

the finest eating
market. Now
is the time to buy your apples by

the bex.

super Tale supply to

PHONES 211, 212

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Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.
ean te docked together on one smali
making fees light. Large stock of repair

Several boats

section,

materisis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Co.

 

IS ARRESTED
FOR MURDER

Degenerate Kills a Woman
Anchorage and Puts Body
In a Well.

at

Seward, Sept. 10.—Wm. Demp-
sey, who shot and killed Deputy
Marshai Isaac Evans, and the!

escaped and later was recaptured
onfessed to having been im-

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You will generally find
that it’s an altogether
superior article.

    

ned

Seclion

Fifth
*1,600.

house

enue

Have you noticed .t?

Yes, it costs more, but
think what you are gett-
ing

Why, often the handles

Five-roomed house, heating
plant, fireplace, Sixth
near Drydock, $2.5060.

   
  

 

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Lots 15-16, Block 15, Section

   
 
  

in one of the umbreilas 18 5, Sixth Avenue, 8600 each.
we sell cost more an@ : Lot 25, Block 29, Section 5.
are worth more than ) $200.00.
half a dozen common
umbrellas. | We also have a number of
A splendid selection ; ~ ee mans
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we show, $2.00 to $25.00

JOHNBULGER }}}

Jeweler
The Store of Worth and
Beauly.

 

  

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Third Avenue: Phonell

   
     

 

 

 

 

 

  
   
 
 
  
 
 
 

N. W. M. Police, Prince Rupert. |

 

 

 

| We have a few nice gilt edged |
linvitation cards that are differen

 

from the ordinary. Daily News

Office. "

B. C. Undertakers. Phone 41.

IN PROBATE :

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH!
COLUMBIA

IN THE MATTER OF THE Nis

Hon 44d ADMINISTBA. |

and

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF |

AMANDA FUCHS HAMILTON, DE-|

CEASED }

TAKE NOTICE that jn order of the |

Registrar of the Supreme Court of British!
Columbia, made the 30th day of August,
A.D. i919, James MeAleenan, Esq, was
appointed Executor to the “estate oF |
Amanda Fuchs Hamilton, deceased, and |
sll parties having claims against the said |
estate are hereby required to furnish sahic, |
preperly verified, © me, on or before the
6th day of Oetober, A. BD. 1919, and ail
ries indebted to the estate are requived
pay the amount of thejr indebtedness
to me forthwith, ’
JAMES McALERNAN,

Alice Arm, B.

Dated this 5th day of September, 1019.

 

 

| Local News Notes

Olay.
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Common zizi

Boys school shoes, all varieties |
at MeArthur’s Shoe Store. tf
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©. H. Olds was a passenger for)

ip river by the train today,
7. . >

RK. K. Neill was among those |

arriving from the south on the)

Prince Rupert today.
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lhe directors of the fair have

been working now its up to you.)
Make your entries today. '
: 2

‘ H. Hawkinson, M.D.C.™M
was among the arrivals from the
the train last evening

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terior

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Choose your own materiais ana

ar

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1 have corset
Phone Blue
* :
among the
on the]

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ety vie

by Mrs. Director.

Mrs. MeCormick was
arrivais fr: the south
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Grand Trunk boat this morning

7m

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Mrs. H A. Slater of Cordova
Alaska, was an arrival from thr
north on the Prineess Alice yes
terday.

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SP,

evening

G. A. MeNicholl, of the G
returned to the city last
following a short business trip up

 

 

 

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO

LUX=4.

  

Clothes

~ En" stockings wear oy,

Its so simple and easy to wash,
them in the quickly made, creamy
LUX lather. Do it without twist.
ing or rubbing, Do it ina very
few moments. lron while damp
with a warm iron and the daintiest, sheerest
stockings look like new—for LUX is so pure that
it will harm nothing that pure water may touch,
There is no substitute for LUX. Grocers and

departmental stores“sell it.
Recipe booklet “The Care of Dainty

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soonest ! LUX-washed
stockings last the longest,

mailed on request.

 

 

 

  
 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
     

 

 

 

 

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next week some special offierings will be made of

 

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Castings in tron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at plicated in the murder of Mar-jine coast.
Reasonable Prices. garet Lavor of Anchorage. 24 bs
he implied (pat he assisted an Among those leay — lo
* *j . other. He said they did not in- east on the train this® morning
Machine aud Boiler Work of all kinds tend to kill the woman, but simply |was A. L. Carruthers oi the Pub-
sig to lure her to his cabin while her|lic Works Department.
Business of Industria! Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries store was being robbed. Instead he
Solicited. of knocking her unconscious. the Geo. MeAfee of Geo getown SCHOOL DAYS
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished. one blow from the “sand bag” rived in the city yesterday, hay r
- . . ing come over from the saw rE  )
caused her death. ; — e .
This confession to the officers SY Yoat in the afternoon — ARE HERE «
as made before the bedy of the Be oe ane - "
_— a : ; By buvine home-made candy at
; woman had been remeved from the Ct vs tauqua entertainments
ta an shendone s it Aes re Chaute iF ‘ ain nth aid ai oes.
NEW MATRON FOR me Seemed Wel is AMES wht aed the becetal. Bis Outfit Your Boys and Girls wit
where it was found under a false ’-
GENERAL iT iL : nations of candy will be receives
HOSP bottom after dogs had attracted : ‘ the Red .
ep ens lattention to the wel rhe trutl by the Ladies Auxiliary at the he
° e —o As gg ge 3 m "ay. 1Cross Wednesday afternoon
;of his statement is proven by the “ hut epee gt
Publi Financial Agent $ Miss Elizabeth Atkinson of Van-| a J Ce 9
Notary F ublic aes AO couver Comes to Take jfact that the woman’s head was); | 4 Kirkpatrick was among os
. : ; smashed. mate 4 » ec '
tT ' : the arrivals back in the city
The following exelusiv« Charge “Today. At a preliminar caring
J i y hearing a “ ; rief tr o tt ,¢ ; >
listings are excellent buys pee, ) sharge I der will be le day, following brief trip | ’ Buy tnem from the
5-roomed house, with bath 4 » the dprtvaie. fro i charge oO nurder ill be ma south Jack visited here a short
aaa. mie c . a t o me ja a 4 > be Chis will be held in the jail, as time ago with his little girl and
P 2Lc Seco », C1BDI so o ‘e ld = ar are afre « >
pan ys t - < offes oe ? “ feos ipe . ee the ollicers are afraid to take him has now come north again for a |
minutes from ae of morning was Miss Elizabeth At-| outside to the courtroom for fea wong ce
$2,150, terms 650 cash kinson who will now take charge ‘ ; ‘. . ieee ‘ —
: yf popular feeiing which is run- . * .
balance arranged. ; of the General Hospital here. oD/ ning high against him here. Among those returning on the ( EO Hil | E. R TABRUM
One choice lot Sixth Ave ount of the resignation of Miss . ; i ° °
; aaen ne a h ’ aa Lh ipsey s a lege : tte : train last evening was javik Th P ti | Sh . PI _ ace
"ouen 8, Tee go rae i &. McGregor who is re-|was born in the Children’s Aid Donaldson of the American con- © rractical sncemen BONS 29!
' e : D. G. Ste- Direct ory New York City and gyiar service here. who has beer
near { is re Piz 4 t? es : he > |
— : oo a or _ pes rea a foundling’s hon. Helyisiting for the past few days FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
ary : ‘ - . : oe ” ) Was a zh characte He abso-iwith friends in Hazelto: ane Meet
; oanee az . e- ; M aaka . “ . * oat me ate ° F > Smithers He reports that tin +
c ; = : ’ - oe 1.41080 is re ’ £ j h tha ite fea ; ountry in the imterior is at ts
“x montas @ 1%. so a : General Hospital| icnment himself best just now and everything is Among those passing through | 9 '
ae ee eee and has had very wide experience The woman whom he led was |i aide : * ; oiebiedl . inten dining sur
i ‘ian Whom he silied Was blooming beautifully. the city yesterday on the | ;
M. M. Stephens - ns. fF some time Shia well known character of the e® ¢ @ Alice was Miss Wakeffeld, dauch en ers Want
' A oe mn charge of a hospital ir lunderworld, having. sinc« com- Mrs. Lottie Tait, president of [tor of Mayor Waketield of Ketc!
LOANS : RENTALS - INSG 22 NCE _aliiornia bul later joined witi ling Anchorage kept a cigars the Rebekah Assembly of.. B. GC. kan The vouné ally is returt ws ; Want
F army med a arses and WeM store and soft drink place op-jwill visit Centennial Lodge in K-|to resume her studies at the 1 500 ¢
~ " am seas ii Aieri¢ at | posit the baii park thers Sie |Of P. hall on Wednesday, it versity of Washington i Seatt ton z
. — Following her return jwore much jewelry and « made |September. All members of the | which opens for the fall session il aie 4
ame overseas servine Wipe Bt-lncney. The ciiders susperici jRebekah Degree in Prince Rupert/apout October 3. Miss Wakefield|3 ) 04)... alt
You've read about “ ~— ae yp +wclagg one = “ |Dempsey from the first, and while |are invited to be present. A cor-Jis accompanied by a class-mats i ndel
o —— _— e she mare they were searching for the body |dial invitation is also extended to| Miss King, and while here for the TAYLOR ENGINEERING Ct
ad os oe ee there mi the left for Seward and informa-/|all Oddfellows and their ladies at brief time yesterday we! th Alice Arm, B.C
hilli on arne Mies to Printe Rupert tion Was sent here for Deputy |a reception at 9:30 p.m. 210leuests of Mrs. J. R. Humble who} ,
ao sii Isaac Evans to arrest him. i took them around and showed —
Saivation Army. T :
i alee ree © arouse a sluggish iver them points of interest al t thn erertcerercecsccceceoesn,
ibpitmanit * ’
‘ ullic igs A ; rit 9
The favorite Mexican Scanian ne aaibeten ore ALLIED TROOPS FOR to relieve a distressed |°'' bs : Phones 41 and Re #
r >t at 7:30 p. in. SCENE OF CONFLICI stomach, to fortify your- Yesterday afternoon the Prin- For H the Hour
cmeeis a self against disease, — use cess Alice arrived from the north may . re
Tr it Te i ht — retta Corsetiere Phon Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs ; with .8 large pageenger list fo: .
y hig Biack 25 : London, Sept. 9.—1 pper Silesia, | the south. Among those arriving .
at the 3 | the cene of cul tliet bet A@ert ' here from Ketchikar were the Lauuch t
i ; we; | German and Polish elements. is| porte. af musi pons and ih sts ~ns Bribes
. on see ' se Lhautaugquse estival. Parwet
CHILLI PARLOUR Prince Rupert Exhibition jto be ss occupied by the Allies t iautauqua Va Picnic a g rare
J j troops. ie Trips } Harbor
835 Ave. ; ' he space for the Prince i *
25 Second \ parade for the opening 3| ee enn ' eae n is Alling uw J MYHILL-JONES
di of the air is to » } Tin sister of Geo. Edwarc! Larwege Sale of Medicine in Werld el ; i 0 . liing i ia ° 3
: rs - "_ o = - om iBoyle is searching for «o 7 a ; everywhere. you there with your exhibits? Lneeetosresccocorccosorrrrrn
” pee ile parade will be led 3 & tor ine tra ; oo ae
the two Indian Bands« jo! him. He is aged 35 years, bau ——— — — — ———
Any organizations or firms red, eyes grey, height 5 ft. © in. Bsn, .
desiring to participate ar: j|He originally came from Ottawa, 7
requested to communicate 3/UMtario, was in the Ganadian | oan 7
The Jewelr Stora With the secretary. Engineers, C.E. F.. discharged | 5 Stil! are trying
\ iv ; G. A. HUNTER, Secretary. March 3rd, 1919, and stated his}
™ ee intention of proceeding to Van-! to sell
. ww |couver, B.C. Since then no trace , '
of him has been found. If en SNES their Business
Bae a information is received notify K.}

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LADIES ATS AND DRESSES
’ That will prove unusually attractive.
: ‘ Ladies should not fail to see our 850 and séo coats
.
Now Selling at from $25.00 up J
rhis is a genuine sale of genuine bargains in ladies’ wear and s uld not
ladies of the city,
NEW STOCK OF LADIES’ HEAVY PURE WOOL WINTER COATS, $50 AND UP,
} Also Waterproofs in Leather and Fancy Silk Stripe, Etc.
GOLDBLOOM’S
As s00n as this sale is ove; “oldblooms will again offer their busiv wr
coneern and with the stock low it can be secured for a small price