G.H. Arnold -__- Notary Public
FOR RENT

Store in the Helgerson Block.tias a Third Avenue frontage
tor 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 busTness of any kind.

An Entire Building on Second Avenue Near McBride. Two
stories and baseroent.
ground floor and ten rooms on second floor.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real Estate Bonds

There amt two stores on the

Insurance

 

 

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
materisls 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.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

Several!
section,

 

 

 

 

M.l.Stephens

Notary Public

 

listings are excellent buys:
5-roomed house, with bath, §| EDITH MAUD LAUDER.
pantry, etc., Section 6, eight ' 1919.

minutes from

6 id ar 25 a -
$2,150, terms $650 cash, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
balance arranged. COLUMBIA,
One choice lot Sixth Ave. IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA.
TION ACT

Section 6, $600.00. cash.

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

LAND ACT

—
PRINCE RUPERT LAND DISTRICT—pIS
TRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

PAKE notice that E. M. Lauder, of Queer
Charlotte City, vecupation teacher, intends
to apply for permission to purchase th«
following described lands:—

Commencing at a post planted on th
jsorth shoré of Mande Island, about 704
fect east gf the 8. EB. corner post P. R. No
izs4, thetice north 20 chains; thence eas
20 chains; thence south 20 chains; thence
West 20 chains to point of commencement

Financial Agent

The following exclusive

Hate June 14, A. 30

 

post office, IN PROBATE.

and
House and lot tith Ave., IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
‘ - A j ‘UCHS oT : 7
near Cold Storage plant and CEASED, | UCHS = HAMILTON, = DE

drydock, 5 rooms, with out- a sin eens
y ’ TAKE NOTICE that jn order of the
Registrar of the Supreme Court of British

houses, ete., $1,600, terms,

; , Saal 2or eS Columbia, made the 30th day of August,
$600; balance, $250 every A.D. 1919, James MeAleenan, Req, was
six months @ 7%. appointed Executor to the estate of

Amanda Fuehs Hamilton, deceased, and
all parties having claims against the said
estate are hereby required to furnish same,
properly verified, to me, on or before the
5th day of October, A. D. 1919, and all
parties indebted to the estate are required
to pay the amount of thejr indebtedness
to me forthwith.

JAMES McALEBNAN,

 

Alice Arm, B. «

 

i - Dated this 5th day of September, 1919

EP <P

 

ChittiConCarne

 

You've read about

Tenders W anted

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

 

CHILLI PARLOUR

 

long, 200 four feet long; to
The favorite Mexican be cut from timber along
. railroad and piled alongside

Try it Tonight

TAYLOR ENGINEERING Co.
at the |

Alice Arm, B.C. 212

es

 

Phones 41 and Red 39]
For Hire by the Hour,

835 Second Ave. fo ue

 

 

 

 

 

| The Jewelry Store

UMBRELLA} (=== -

 

+ Lasineh Alice B.

Picnic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

a
You will generally find

that it’s an altogether

supecior article.

Houses for Sale

Fifth
$1,600.

  

Four-roomed house,
Avenue, Section 5,

         

Have you noticed .t?

   

 

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

Why, often the handles
in one of the umbrellas
we sell cost more and
are worth more than
half a dozen common
umbrellas.

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

          
 

Lots 15-16, Block 15, Section

5, Sixth Avenue, $600 each.

Lot 25, Block 29, Section 5.*
$200.00.

Weralso have a number of
tots near Drydock for build.
ing purposes.

     
 
       
 

A splendid selection
we show, $2.00 to $25.00

JOHN BULGER

 
   

 

 
   
   
  
  

 

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Local News Notes ]

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Roys’ school shoes, all varieties

at MeArthur’s Shoe Store. ti

. * . |

Alice Arm visitors in the city|

include D, W. Gameron and A, F.4
Miner,

. . J
Stewart arrivals in the city in-
clude Dr. -M. W. Bruner, Cus
Sulfferb and John MeNeill.

. . .
I. KE. Jefferson of Telkwa was
among those arriving from the

interior on the train last evening.
. 7. .

Mr. and Mrs, W. G, Norrie-
Lowenthal of New Hazelton are
registered at the Prince Rupert
Hotel.

* . *

Among those arriving from the
interior by the train last evening
was Mrs. H. E. Johanneson of
Hutton, B. C,

. 7 *
I. A. MeManamon, formerly
road superintendent for the G. T.
P., arrived back from Stewart by

the Prince Albert last evening.
* « .

Among those leaving for the
south on the Grand Trunk_ boat
last evening was Hon. T. D. Pat-
tullo who has been visiting
through this northern district
for the past few weeks.

. . *

Three Indian women will ply
their trades at the fortheomin;
exhibition. One will make mats,
another fishing nets, and a third
baskets. Arrangements have been

made by Indian Agent ©, ©. Perry.
. . *

Joe Brown, formerly with the
Brackman-Ker Milling Co., begs

THE DAILY NEWS

Statistics

affect the

will not

 

 

 

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| BEWARE OF DECEPTioN

og is — 2
baking powder, the amount so
is too small (usually 15/100 of 19,) 40

| the baking powder containing j;,
‘| and when so used, is plainly for the
purpose of fraud. Intelligent buyers

deceived by the waiter glass test. |

MAGIC BAKING POWDER —

contains no alum or egg albumen and js
guaranteed to be composed of the ingredients
printed on the label—and none other.

Made in Canada

show that when egg albu.
as B& constituent of

quality or effectiveness of

permit themselves to

 

By Canadians

For Canadians

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“TRUE HEART SUSIE”
ONE OF THE LATEST

Big Picture at the Westhoime
Tonight is a Griffith
Production.

 

To say that “True Heart Susie
is a Griffith production is adver-
tising enough to bring out a

to announce that on the 15th of! crowd of people to see it. All the

September he will start’a passen
ger and general transfer service
in the city and_ solicits your
patronage. Nothing too small! to
have prompt and careful atten-
tion. Up-to-date passenger and
transfer bus. Stand — Empress

Hotel. Phones, 176 and Black 334.
. . 2

Constables Logan and Birnie
of the provincial police depart-
ment accompanied Frank Nevins
to the south on the Prince George
last night. Nevins is suffering
from demoniacal hallucinations
and ic required all the efforts of
the officers to keep him quiet.
During the trip south he will have
to be watched constantly ‘and
guard will be changned every four

hours. The man arrived from
Terrace in the custody of George
Logan a few evenings ago.

ye ee

In the Police Court this morn
ing before Magistrate McMordie,
Richard Leahy was fined $10 for
driving at a dangerous rate.
Three ladies who live on Fifth
Aventie testified that the speed
was too great. At the corner the
car bumped into the Rupert
Bakery wagon and started the
horse which jumped off the street
and caused serious damage to the
cart. Mr. Patmore appeared for
the defence and Mr. Williams fo:
the prosecution.

e * -

Miss Tait, president of the
Rebekah Lodge for British Goluim-
bia, who has been the ofticiaj
guest with the local order for the
past few days, returned south last
evening. Yesterday afternoon a
picnic. was held at Digby Island
and a very enjoyable time was
spent by all taking the trip.

Griffith pictures, including
“Hearts of the World,” were big,
spectacular, expensive, unusual
and this latest comes here with
a record that is good.

Prince Rupert people appreciats
anything that is first class in the
photoplay world. They are a
discerning peopie. tn this as:
Manager Self has guaged public
opinion and has set out to keep
them right up to date.

“True Heart Susie” is a picture
that will appeal.

FISH SOLD TODAY

 

Fish sales were very light at
the exchange this morning but
excellent prices were paid for
what arrived. The Holdal with
5,000 sold to the cold storage for
14 cents and 9 cents. The Maud
with 7,500 sold to the same com-
pany at 15 and 10 cents. The
Maytlower with 6,500 sald to the
Atlin Fisheries for 15 and 9.9 cts

The Kitgora has arrived in from
North Island with 9,000 Ibs. oj
salmon for the Atlin. Fisheries
by which company she is operated
It is reported that the run is
practically over for the present at
North Island, but it is expected
that there will be a return of fish
again shortly.

 

KOLCHAK’S ARMY
- HAS SURRENDERED
London, . Sept. 12.—-Bolshevik

wireless reports claim the sur-
renner of the balance of Kolchak's

Games were indulged in on the army, ‘bringing the total number
beach during the afternoon. A|of prisoners during one week to

Visit was also made by the patty
during the afternoon to Mr. and

45,000.

or Smith at the Quarantine ARTHUR HENDERSON

Spirella
Black 257.

Corsetiere. Phon:

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages. tf
ee

Mclatosh Red |

 

 

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.

Rupert Table Supply C0,

PHONES 211, 212

 

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McCaffery, Gibbons

   

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

ThirdAvenue:Phone11

   

 

 

 

 

Jeweler Ms ;

The Store, of Worth and & Do le Ltd. The “Gartland’” Boarding |
eauly.

: y 416 Sixth Avenue East : |

Near Drydock
Board by Month or Week, Phone Red 246

 

 

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era |

LOST —~ Fawn colored rain coat

2 COOK WANTED

HAS BEEN ELECTED

London, Sept. f2.—Arthur Hen-

derson, Labor leader, has been
elected to the House of Commons
in the by-election for Widnes.
Lancashire.

 

 

The Sister of Geo. Kdward

of him. He is aged 35 years, hair

A PP] Boyle is searching for some trace
(

red, eyes grey, height 5 ft. 6 in.

He originally came from Ottawa,

Ontario, Was in the
Engineers, C.E, F.,

Canadian
discharged
March 3rd, 1919, and stated his

intention of proceeding to Van-
couver, B.C, Since then no trace
of him has been found.

If any
information is received notify Kh,
N. W. M, Police, Prince Rupert

 

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B. ©. Undertakers. Phone 41.

 

SEPP eR Re eee hee Se

\* TOO LATE To CLassiry «|

RRR ee

marked “Burberry, Finder
please return to Daily News
office. tf

Inlander Board
ing Hous>, 216

——

Among those arriving from An.-

lyox recently were Felise M. “A ti

ville, J. M. Early, James Valentine,

8. Hudson, Miss B. Hudson and uc 10n i
J, Martin.

Hon. John Hart and Hon, J. D. oo
McLean left for the interior by a ‘High

freight train last evening. They FURNIT "
were accompanied by A. M. Man |Grade ,
son, M.P.P., who will take the} ,

ministers on a tour of inspection |
through. the Omineca district

    
    
    
   
  
 

on

Tuesday next, September

The Sons of England and the
Grand Trunks clash this evening at
for the second time. The game} 711M

usgrave
will be interesting as the train} g Place
men have strengthened theli tea n| Between 5t!
considerably and it is

\venues, &

reported | near Catholic Chureh
that some of the star players for |
the Englishmen will be unable to | 2 P. M. SHARP
appear. lIncluding Davenport, Cam
. *) . rr .
‘ ibook cases, d x m
We have a few nice gilt edged |?°"”'
. ; buffet, Morris and arm ¢
invitation cards that are different |
bedroom suites ankets, ff

Daily News |

from the ordinary. detene bitohe:
oa FR

Omiece.

 

The Footbal! League. cr
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Name P Ww D I Points |
Callies 6 5 0 i. an. « L
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Trail. 5 i i 3 3 | 2.
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SCHOOL DAN
Be Prepared: oir an:

Outfit Your Boys and Girls with

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOE

 

 

  
   
      

 

Buy. them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E, R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

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FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED:

 

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| Twolllustrated Bible Lectures |
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

EMPRESS THEATRE, 3 P.M. and 8 P. M.

$ No. 1. The Signs of the Sox of nes

Dealing with the wonderful Bible pro! nd the
years ago, which foretell present world conditions
#lorious outcome. ‘These
with an accuracy and certainty as if ©!
weeks ago.

prophecies ar fel

NOTE THE HOUR — 3 P.™.

No. 2. The Resurrection of the Ded

with vhat podes

 

How aresthe dead raised up and
they come?

vere are the dead ane resurres
Speaker---GEORGE YOUNG, V.D.M., doe

 

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