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‘ THE DAILY NEWS

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‘ACHES AT $1.75
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Order this week for Preserving

Bartlett Pears, Plums and

Italian Prunes
is very limited on the above fruits it
uid be better to book your order ahead. Then
the first orders will be filled first.

On Sale Special - Mcintosh Red Apples

ULLERS, LTD.

 

 

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‘BENEFIT DANCE FOR
| INJURED SPORTSMAN

Considerable Sum Raised by the
| Members of St. Andrew's
Society Last Night.

The dance last evening by the
\ndrew's Society in their hall
| Which was held for the benefit of
|Ed Ross, who was hurt while
| playing football at the beginning
}Of the season, was a decided suc-
cess from every angle.

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Over 8106

— gathered in for this most
| Worthy purpose. A. Clapperton
;was at the door and was ever
lready to lend a helping hand

| Wherever if was required.
vancing started shortly before
ten o'clock with Harvey's six -piece
orchestra = in The
}augmented orchestra, comprising
H. A. Harvey, Miss Stephens, J.
2 | Peyton, J. Brough, Mr. Steele and
|W. Martin; furnished delightful

attendance,

 

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jinusic for the evening and many

men (|CnCores were given. W. E, Willis-

ince Rupert Music Store

WILL EDMUNDS, Proprietor

“Everytuing in Music.”
LATEST POPULAR 6GONGS AND DANCES, VICTROLAS
fat AND VICTOR RECORDS
a—t Le paits to Phonographs, Violins, Ete. Bows rehaired
Woodwind instruments repadded and adjustea
Prince Rupert Academy of Music in Connection
With the Store.

mus wasrte e rOeE

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vark in THE WORK?

he Largest Ste f Pianos and ('rgans
North of Vancouver

The Heintzman & Co. Piano *
The Weber Piano

Thomas Organs
All High-grade Guaranteed Instruments

W. J. Pitman, Piano Dept.

L. VAUGHAN °°" Pin) ere a Specialty nt
rince Rupert Music Store

 

 

 

 

atkin & Ward Electric Co.

; . ‘ LIMITED
lectric Engineers and Contractors@

line of Electric Ranges, Washing Machines,

Vacuum Cleaners, Hot Plates, Grills,
Toasters, and Fixtures.

shed on House wiring and Motor installation

MARINE DEPARTMENT

Agents for
Regal Gasoline Engines for trolling
le Perfection Motors Titan Storage Batteries
Mosier Spark Plug

ta

Irons,

e Piug that was chosen for the Transatlantic flights
Vur service department will help you to plan*your
iting Equipment. A full line, of Dynamos,

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torage Batteries, Switch boards, Conduit, Cable,
Lamps, Searchlights, ete.

We maka Lighting Sets to Suit Your Boat

age Batteries charged and repaired (no time lost while

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Jrmes Limited

e have a Kodak

7 to suit your special requirements.
l range from Vest Pocket to Post Card size.
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Everything in Kodak Supplies

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Store
3rd Avenue end 6th Street

P.O. Box 1680

| croft was acting floor manager
until the arrival of President 8.
D. Macdonald who assumed the
responsibility.

Supper arrangements were of
the best and extras were played
| during the first sitting by Miss
|/Adams. The members of the St.
|Andrew’s football committee were
the waiters and they acted very
efficiently. There was a bounti-
ful supply of refreshments, kind-
ly donated by the ladies of the
club. Among those assisting at
the tables were W, Murray, Ww.
A. Paterson, W. G. Dennis, W.

 

 

Reid, W. E. Williseroft and A.
Clapperton.

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Joey Ray of the Chicago A. C.
|beat the Canadian one mile record
in Winning the one mile handicap
race at the Toronto Exhibition
grounds last ,Saturday in four
minutes and two fifths seconds.
The best previous Canadian réc-
ord was four minutes and twenty
seconds. The world’s record is
| Sour minutes twelve and three-
fifths seconds. In the mile bicycle
race Norman Webster of Alberta

was fourth.
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Four teams, Regina, Moose
Jaw, Saskatoon and University of
Satkatchewan, will comprise the
senior league in the Saskatchewan
rugby football union this year.
The first games are scheduled for
September 27th when Regina
plays at Moose Jaw and Saska-
toon at the University. The sea-
son ends November 1. J. E, Arm-
strong is president of the union
and Bert Scott is secretary.
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The Edmonton city and district
association have asked
the City Council for a specia
football ground which will be
known as the Municipal Footbal!
Field. It has also been asked
that the Council should assist the
amateur associations as they are
not self supporting. In this way
young players would be eneour-
aged to take up the healthy sport
if accommodation is furnished
for the convenience of those tak-
ing part.

. * .
There was no football game
llast evening between the Sons o/
}England and the Grand Trunks.
Only a few of the members of the
latter team showed up at the
grounds and there was no referee

 

appointed by the association.
Report was current down town
that the match had been post-

pened as both teams had signitied
that they were unable to fleld th:

full number of players.
. . °

Yesterday afternoon there was
a meeting of the junior boys at
the King Edward School for the
purpose of reorganizing the Beay
er baseball team for the fall
months. Migs Mills of the teach-
ing staff was present and furnish-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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heral Real Estate Agent

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NOTARY PUBLIC

Royal insurance Company, Limited.

Northern As urance Go., Limited.

London & Lancashire Fire insurance
Co., Limited.

London & Lancashire Guarantees &
Accident Go.

Fidelity-Phenix Fire tneurance Co.

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ed good advice to the boys. All
last spring Miss Mills took a
great interest in the boys. Now
they are off again and they hope
soon to be able to compete with

their elder rivais. Captain Elme:
Smith is enthusiastic over his
team and some scheme will be

lausched soon inorder to provide
the young athletes with the prop
er equipment and suits.

In the we gare game on Thurs

day evertng between the Trail
Athleties and the Sons of Pne
land, Charlie Watman had the
misforture to fall and cut his

knee rather badly. Fragments o!

Scribe for The Daily | News : i: or ee i . “ts

€adj .
“ng Daily of Northern British Columbia

necessary in order to have them

removed. The same thing hap

 

 

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Complete and ready to
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opening directly into combustion chambers. No pockets or
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struction effects a gain of

15 to 20 per ‘cent. more power

than is possible with L or T+Head designs. Intake and exhaust
manifolds are cast integral with the cylinder; miles ahead of
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1 to 6 CYLINDERS—5 to 75 HORSEPOWER
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pened when Albert Wells hurt his|. =
arm. The cinders cut in very
deeply and the wound is hard to
heal.

One of the biggest crowds that
has witnessed a football
game in this city gath@red at the
agile ee grounds to see the per-
formance of the two teams on
Thursday evening. Interest has |

ever

AllMerchants

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been running very high through- |

 

out the league and those who | 1
gathered the other evening were
more than repaid for their climb
to the heights. The shout that
arose when the Callies scored
their first goal was heard down
at McBride Street and Ninth Ave.
The wind was blowing in that
direction which accounts
what for the large volume of
sound.

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Agent for the

WHITE LIEUTENANTS

 

 

722 Second Avenue.

‘o inspect my Stock of

Oilskin, Waterproof Duck, and Rubber Clothing.
Canvas Goods of all Kinds.

Qutfits for Campers and Prospectors.
‘Gum Bocts, Overalls, Working Gioves.

ks, Suit Cases, Handbags.

 

J. F. MAGUIRE

» leading Canadian Manufacturers.

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Near Prince Rupert Hotel.
Everythin , |
Paris, Sept. 12.—The Japanese ything at the a Price and Terms.
Ministry of War has engaged the} yy
services Of seventeen French
lieutenants as instructors. ——

 

 

MINERAL AU}

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS
NOTICE.

Beaver, Sundog Fraction, Clark, Jimm
Fraction, Rob Roy, and Nephin Fraction
Mineral Claims, situate in the Naas Mining
Division of Cassiar 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, Fre«
Miner’s Certificate No. 32188-C, intend,
sixty days from the date hereof, to apply
to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate
of Improvements, for the purpose of ob
taining ® Crown Grant of the above claim

And further take notice that action, un-
der section 85, must be commenced before
the issuance of such certificate of Im
provements. .

Dated this. 3rd day of July,°A. D. 191%

HN. CLAGUE, B.C.L.S

   

  
   

  
 

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FAMILY SHOE STORE

E. R. TABRUM

Phone 357

 

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If it hasn't the Beaver
trade-mark it isn’t
Beaver Board

Finich off your attic-—partition
otf a room in the basement-—put new
walls in your garage. Do it with
Beaver Board, For your summer cot-

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* 'OFFICEQHOURS;:—
Morning, 9 to 12, Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30, Saturdays, 9 to 12 only;

Evenings, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, from 7 to 9

Dental Nurse in attendartee.
Phone 109 for appointment

 

wage, for your new home, for the club,
the «tore orthe offiee—Beaver Board.
kes the place of lath, plaster and
Ulpaper, gives you better walls and
lings, more handsome, more san-

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FOR SALE.-Lot with 5-room house and one
7th Avenue

Lot 58, Block 4, Seetion 7..

room eabin,
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$800.00, half cash.
$200.00, half cash.

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