G. H. Arnold _-_- Notary Public
FOR SALE

Store in the Heigerson Biock.!ins a Third Avenue frontage

of 24 feet and a Sixth Street frontage of 13 feet. Is 62

feet deep. Basement room for storage in connection.

One of the best retail locations in town and entirely
suitable for a first-class retail business of any kind
An Entire Buliding on Second Avenue Near MeBride. Two
stories and basement. There are two stores on the

ground floor and ten rooms on second fleor.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance Real Estate Bonds

   

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

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Mcintosh Red = }\!_ 4

Common Clay.” 212
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i Entries for the Exhibition close

 

* ; September 12.

Arriving Friday Sorte

Common Clay” tonight only at
Per Box $3.65 ithe Westholme Theatre.

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This is one of the finest eating Boys’ school shoes, all varieties
apples sold on the market. Now lat McArthur’s Shoe Store. tf

is the time to buy your apples by | oes
the box. Mr. and Mrs. H. O, Crewe are

guests al the Empress Hotel, Vic-

hupert Tate Sup C0.

Mrs. J. G. Connitk and child of
ry ans ae | Buckley Bay were among the re

 

 

 

 

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 Iron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at
Reasonable Prices.

Machine aad Boiier Work of all kinds

Several
section,

Business of Industria! Plants, Mines, Milis and Canneries
Solicited.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

“MORE TROUBLE” FOR —
EMPRESS THEATAE

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‘More Trouble,” the play fea-

 

| M.lil Stephens

 

listings are excellent buys: will be repeated tonight. It is

5-roomed house, With bath,

 

3

@lation«e Comm

M. M. Stephens |

of the Senate
LOANS - RENTALS - INSU®ANCE

yesterday

Common, Clay

 

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You've read about

CrittiConCarne

The favorite Mexican

SHVE YOUR SIGHT

 

YESIOHT— The most valuable of

E

all the senses —is the most
dish. begiected and the least understood
a Mary suffer from ills, which, upon
e.aminatior be traced cirectly

Try it Tonight thet ges et

TY HE removal of the wil
the amd
sufferer to robust health
When glasses are properly prescrib

ed, they

cause

at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

often rest

re delicate

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restore the vision to nor
at

and all eve strain

 

 

 

 

Fred Joudry .
Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. Prince Rupert

Opposite Post Office

The Jewelry Stors
UMBRELLA

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

 

Fo

Avenue

ir-roomed

Fifth

$1,600.

house,

Have you noticed t? Section 5

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

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

Why, often the handles

Lots 15.16, Block 15, Section
in one of the umbreilas

5, Sixth Avenue, 8600 each.

we sell cost more and Lot 25, Block 29, Seetion 5.
are worth more than $200.00
half a dozen common

We
lots near Drydoek for build-
ing purposes.

also have

unmbrejlas.

A splendid selection
we show, $2.00 to $25.00

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler
The Store of Worth
Beauty.

a number of

 

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Third Avenue:Phonell

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Notary Public Fieancial Agent $) pub!
" eeequEEre:: jturing Frank Keenan which was
The following exclusive | ‘hhown “at the Empress last night.!

a}
good feature and one that should!

pantry, etc., Section 6, eight inot be missed. | loading of the “War Comipany
minutes from post office, The Fight for Millions” epi- special vie Gif. ?. Tetegrasaa.) lwhich arrived from the south
$2150. terms 8650. cash. jsode is an exciting one and there| Ve cai hie td hee jyesterday. A large barge is along
P<. : , . ' ancouver, Sept. m.) | . > >
balance arranged. jis a comedy that is full of laughs.|- “ : ‘ side and the lumber is being
; : ; The caretaker was shot as* some} .... “tl 4 t hip’s
One choice lot Sixth Ave ; A , mt th vaded directly into the shi;
' rs ‘mopte ® blo ‘ ;
Section 6, $600.00. cash. TREATY REPORTED a ry caraan can, ° _!"\ wold. However, she has not be-
H and lot {ith Ave ' a oom =e a “"' gun to settle towards the wate
' ld W i j TE/Co- on.the Afth floor of the Car- | nary yet
near Co Storage plant an i AMEN MEN ; . B . ait .
. : olton ing. s erry
drydock, 5 rooms, with out- $} ot uild L. Te 4a ~ v9
. : ; $1600. tern a j jar i heard the noise and Was | Ihe provincial government will
ouses. tc... 600. ” is & . ' : ;
4600 balan £250 5 | ae ee y wounded with a revolver|hold a sale of mineral claims of
a , ce e : er yt nm | r ' ; : os wv . ' :
i m nth ¢ “7% ; ' eee oes as he | shot when atte ipting to prevent/all those properties on which the
= Mon s @ i. Do atta aa : . ead ; in
. wend | Pe ! aty with amendments /ithe es« ape of the burglars. | taxes are not paid up to June 30,
nd reservations was reported by 11919. The sale will take piace on
2

“= SUGAR

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‘being held to Digby Island under |

cents & hundred
j Bounced by the
it to 11 cents a pound wholesale, |
or exactly on a par with the gov-
ernment maximum in the east

DRASTIC ACTION BY

| houses of foreigners in order t

mnt arrivals in the city.
. . .

the Grand Trunk tug Lorne
has returned from a towing trip

to the Queen Charlotte Islands.
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REBEKAHS’ SOCIAL
ENJOYABLE EVENT! et

Banquet Last Night Followed the} etyl« when you have corsets made
Business Session—Picnic |by Mrs. Director. Phone Blue 92

Being Heid Today. ' ee
ansinepitaceiapin Hon. John Hart and Hon. J. D.

Last evening the Rebekah Lodge McLean went to Anyox last night
and will return here this evening

 

 

entertained at a social evening a
the!

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honor of Miss Lottie Tait, a aaa
president of the order for the | Bay, boys! Whet about that
rovine Noble Grand Daggett jhunting trip? Myhill-Jones and
ro ice. : » d e ‘ A
. in the chair for the cont | the Alice B.” are ready for you
ei iness part of the evening iPhone 41 and Red 391 for terms.

.
Queen Alexandra Rose Tag Vay
will be held by the Daughters o!
the Empire on Wednesday next,
to provide funds for an up-to-
|date nursery in the General Hus-
| pital. it
'

James Brough, the district deputy!
of the order, made a very excellent
speech.

At ten o'clock the meeting was}
thrown open and there was a re-
ception for the Oddfellows and
their wives. It was a genera .
banquet with songs and s; Reperts from Alice Arm say
Later dancing was the order of}that shipments of ore are beiii
the entertainment and the festiv-'made regularly from the Dolly
ities were kept up until one) Varden mine and that before long
o'clock. 100 tons a day will go down th

This afternoon an is line.

eches |

excursion
*
the auspices of the Rebekah lodge; Mr. and Mrs, Charlies Balagix
with many of the members at-\|and Will Balagno left yesterday

 
   

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WAR LOAN BONDS
Taken at Par

You may turn in your Victory Loan Bonds to

us the same as cash, either in payment of an

account or for new purchases. We take them
at par.

 

 

 

 

—

New Fall Goods

So many shipments of goods for various depart.
ments have reached us lately that we are stil]
marking and classifying them.

NEW SILKS, NEW DRESS Goops,
NEW READY-TO-WEAR,
NEW SWEATER YARNS,
NEW RAIN-COATS, NEW CLOTH COATs

and so on.

 

“Always Something New at Wallace's’

me

 

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H. S. WALLACE C0., 17D,

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

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tending. |afternoon for the hills back of
| Woodworth Lake where they wil

ae. spend o eeks hunting f
WERE SHOT WHEN acin:eebeen “AinngrTeagant 06 ©
m
BURGLARS TRIED 7 — ea

Already work has begun on thg

BREAK INTO SAFE

 

 

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= HER ain | atti Weagrestard soen. "he €-|

lector says that in order to save
the cost of advertising those de-
\linquent should pay up immedi-
jately.

Special by

6. T.P. Tesegraphs.)

Vaneouver, Sept. 10.—A furth-

 

    
  
  
    
  
 
  
   

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A. R. Mallory of Port Clements M iM \ M
8 a visitor in the city for a short a
time. yesterday }
--— — — Bay
The Canadian Fish and Cold
Storage Company boat G. bk. Fos ‘
ter arrived in port yesterday with hol: t gt i fa

108.000 Ihe. of fish.

Be Prepared!

 

 
    
 

SCHOO! DAYS

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ARE HERE:

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Girls with

L SHOES

Outfit Your Boys and

RELIABLE SCHOO

      

 

 

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er rise in the price of sugar of rf Fred Rutley arrived back from |
pounds en- | Stewart on the gas boat Nora this |
trade, This brings | morning following a trip to the!
mining town representing the}
Parkin Wark Electric Co. He re-|
ports everything. very satisfac- |
tory up there anti that there are |
no indications that there will b«
any cessation of activities during
the winter months. The weather |

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BERLIN AUTHORITIES

Se has been excellent.
’ Tel t eee a
pecial via ¢ r elegraphs
: , Joe Brown, formérly with the
Berlin, Sept. 11.—The dwelling , :
| Brackman-Ker Milling Co., begs

al
dwelling

bureau intends confiscate

to

ito announce that on the 15th of!
apartments :

September he will start a passen- |
ger and general transfer

empty or

service

eee santa of housing jin the eity and selicits your

acilities in the capital. patronage. Nothing too smal! to

- cig F have prompt and careful atten- |

fwo-color window cards take tion. Up to date passenger and|

he eye quic] See am 4 ; ete tel gages

the eye quickly. See them at the transfer bus. Stand — Empress
News Job

Department.

Hotel. Phones, 176 and Black 334,!
. . . i

There are no fishing beats al
the docks today, but it is expected |
that there will be many arrivals |
for tomorrow's market. The local |
fish offices are busily engaged |
taking in ice which has just ar-
‘ived from Lake Kathlyn where!
it has been stored by the Boot! !
Fisheries. The natural ice
very clear and hard and lasts

“Common Clay.” 212

Ask for

Tenders \Vanted

Wanted. Tenders for cutting
500 cords wood, 300 two feet

 

Atkins’ Sausages.

t

 

is

long, 200 four feet long; to well, having lost very little of its
be eut from timber along bulk in transit here,
railroad and piled alongside oe

tna: Among the arrivals from the

TAYLOR ENGINEERING Co. south on the Grand Trunk boat

Alice Arm, 8. ©. se yesterday was Mrs, A. R. Lord,

who will be visiting in the city |

 

this week.
ly school

Mr. Lord was former. |
inspector for this dis- |

 

 

™ triet, but has now been trans.

Phones 41 and Red 391 ferred to the Kootenay dieariet |
For Hire by the Hour, He will arrive from the Peace |

Day or Week river country by the train on
Sunday evening, Joining Mrs.!|

° Lord here. They will later leave!
Launch ce ‘ for the south.
Pienic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

 

 

Get busy with your exhibits for
the Exhibitien.

 

Spirella Corsetiere Phone |

 

 

 

 

 

| Black 257. ;

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Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

        

   

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START YOUR

Purchasing Campaigt

JUST NOW

 

FALL AND WINTER GOODS have bee? =
ing steadily at our store for the lasi ‘ew weeks a
you will find our stock full and complete -~ read)
with full lines of staple drygoods, such 4s Cony
Sheetings, Flannelettes, Saxoneys, Nels
Linens, Tablecloths and Dress Goods.

CASHMERE AND WOOLLEN HOSIER)

for Ladies and Children, suitable for Fall —

have in. great variety. These arg the =
BALLANTYNE HOSE

TURNBULL’S KNIT WOOL UNDERV’
the best made in Canada, is a special line

Call and choose just what you need.

——

Jabour Bros. Lt¢.

Third Avenue

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