G. H. Arnold -

- Notary Public

FOR RENT

Store in the Helgerson Block.lias a Third Avenue frontage

of 24 feet and a Sixth Arect frontage of 13 feet,

feet deep.

Is 62

Basement room for storage in connection.

One of the best retail locations in town and eNirels
suitable for a first-class retail business of any kind.

An Entire Building on Second Avenue Near MeBrjde.

stories and basement.

Two

There are two stores on the

ground floor and ten rooms on second floor.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance

Real Estate

Bonds

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering C0.)

LIMITED

Vessels of any size Docked

 

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

can te docked together on one
light.

boats
making fees

Several
section,

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small

Large stock of repair

materisis 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.

 

 

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MW M.Step hens

_ Agent

 

The following exclusive
listings are excellent buys:
5-roomed house, with bath,
pantry, etc., Sectien 6, eight
minutes from post office,
$2,150, terms $650 cash,
balance arranged. ©

One choice lot Sixth Ave.
Section 6, $600.00. cash.

House and lot 1ith Ave.,
near Cold Storage plant and
drydock, 5 rooms, with out-
houses, ete., $1,600, terms,
$600; balance, $250 every
six months @ 7%.

M. M. Stephens

LOANS . RENTALS . INSUR! NCE

 

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“TOOL OF ENGLAND”
DECLARES BORAH

(Special via G.T.P. Vel graphs.)

Washington, Sept. 13.—Senator
Borah declared here that Presi-
dent Wilson is “the tool of Eng-
and that the League of
Nations Covenant should be
“wrecked,” not amended. ’

B.C. Undertakers. none *,

 

 

or

You are invited to the

Baptist Church
Services

*® conducted by
PASTOR J. BAVIN ROWELL

 

 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 11 A.M.

Subject: “Christ's Relation to His
Ghured.’ 12:16 p. m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m. Subject: “The Claims of
Others on YOU.” (Being second «of
series on “The Claims of Life.’
lf you have not been to church
for years, you will be welcomed at
the Home Church,

 

No.- 1 Bartlett

Preserving PEARS

$3.75 per case
Arriving Monday

Aupert Table Supply Co

PHONES 211, 212

Get busy with your > exhibits for
the Exhibition.

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Fk. Binns of Ba®moral was

nt those arriving in the city
erday.

Among the visitors in the city
today are Rey. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
EK. Price of Metlakatla.

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Remember the 1.0.D.E. Tag
Day on Wednesday to equip a
nursery in the Gener@t Hospital.

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Ed. Kohse, formerly of Victoria,
a miner, was admitted tol the
hospital yesterday for treatment.

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The Municipal Chapter of the
1.0. D. E. will hold a dance in the
St. Andrew's Hall on Friday, Oct.
‘7, it

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The Auxiliary wish to
thank the ladies for their liberal
donations of candy for sale at the

Chautauqua entertainment, it
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Hospital

In the police court this morn-
ing Joseph A, Heyden was charged
with having failed to report an
accident which occurred on 1ith
Ave. early in the morning of Sep-
tember 12. Magistrate MeMordie
adjourned the case until Monday
morning on account of the illness
of the accused who is requiring

medical attention.
* °

Joe Brown, formerly with the
Brackman-Ker Milling (o., begs
to announce that on the 415th of
September he will start a passen-
ger and general tramsfer service
im the ity 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.

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Notice to Advertisers

Casual advertisements
for insertion same ‘day
should be in the Daily

 

 

You've read about

Chitti ConCarne

The favorite eialicals
dish. _ £2

Try it Tonight
at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

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TheJewalry Store

UMBRELLA

moma a
You will generally find

that it’s an altogether

superior article.

Have you noticed it?

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.

A splendid selection
we show, $2.00 to $25.00

JOHN BU! GER

™ Jeweler
The Store «f Worth and
Beau

 

 

 

 

 

 

SAVE YOUR SIGHT

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YESIGHT—The most valuable of

all the senses——is the most
neglected and the least understood.
Many suffer ills, whieh, upon
examination, can be traced directly
to defective eyesight.

HE removal of the cause will

often restore the delicate and
run-down sufferer to robust health.
When glasses are properly preserib-
ed, they restore the vision to nor-
mal and eliminate all eye strain,

Fred Joudry
!Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. Prince Rupert

Opposite Post Office

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Houses for Sale

Fifth
$1,600,

Four-roomed
Avenue,

house,

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Section 5,

Five-roomed house, heating
plant, fireplace, Sixth Ave.,
neat Devdock 89 500,

Lots 15.16
5, Sixth

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Lot 25,

, Block 15, Section
Avenue, $600 each,

Block 29, Section 5,
$200.00.

We aiso have a number of
lots near Drydock for build.
ing purposes.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Third Avenue: Phonel1

 

News office before 10 a.m.
Changes in advertisements
should be on hand before
5 p.m. on previous day.

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Ask for Atkins’ Sausges.

Auction Sale

High
Grade

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FURNITURE

on

Tuesday next, Sept--mber 16

at

711 Musgrave Place

Between 5th’and 6th Avenues, W.,

near Catholic Church,

Including Davenport, Carpets,
book cases, dining room suite,
buffet, Morris and arin chairs,
bedroom suites, blankets, range,

heaters, kitchen utensils, ete,, ete.

AD

Phones 41 and Rid oy

For Hire by the He ar,
Day or Week

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at MeArthur’s Shoe Store.

Local News Notes |

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Boys’ aned a shoes, all varieties
il
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Father Rivet was among the
arrivals on the Prince Rupert to-

day.

2 °
F. H. Du Vernet was a passen-
ger for the interior by the train

today.

Mrs. J. Vierick and daughter,
Mabel, left for Calgary on a short

holiday this morning.
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Dr. J. 8. Brown, the local den-
tist, was among those leaving for

up river by the train today.
. . .

Constable Watkinson of the
Dominion Police was among to-
day's arrivals on the Prince Ru-
pert.

. = .

Mrs. W. B. Harper arrived back
in the city from the south by the
Grand Trunk steamer this morn-
ing.

>. * .

Miss M. Musgrave and Mrs. A.
Allen were among the arrivals
from the south on this morning's

boat.

* *
Miss Inez A. Ross returned
from a holiday trip to the’ south-
ern cities by the Grand ‘Trunk boat
today.

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Mrs. and Miss Edmands arrived
back in the city today following
a few weeks’ vacation in/the
south.

e
Tom Garrett arrived = from
Ocean Falls this morning and
will leave for the south again to-

marrow evening.
. J

Geo. Tite, Jr., was among those
returning on the boat today. He
has been holidaying in the south

for the past month.
. . .

Mr. and Mrs. H. O., ar-
rived back on this morning's boat
from Seattle where they have been
visiting for the past few weeks.

Lrewe

 

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To the Ladies of Prince Rupert
You are invited to attend the
Fall millinery opening on Monday
September 15.

MRS, 8. FRIZZERLL.

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Miss Constance MecMaullin and
Master I. MeMullin, children of
J. H. MeMullin, the government
agent here, returned to the city
today after a holiday visit in the

south.
*

Roy Moseley, the well known
and popular hotel keeper of the
north, is in the city, having ar-
rived from Stewart where he is
now proprietor of the King Ed-
ward hotel.

® =

Sir Donald Mann arrived from
Vancouver by the Prince Rupert
today en route to Anyox. He has
come north in conneetion with
his mining interests in the Stew-
art district.

. .

Mrs. Warren and
among the arrivals from the south
by the Grand Trunk boat this
morning. Mr. Warren the
local agent for the Whalen Pulp
& Paper Mills.

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child

were

is

The Serbian Tamburica Or-
ehestra who have heen performing
here for the Chautauqwa Festival
left for Edmonton and Winnipeg
by the train today’ The other
members ef the party will sail
by the Grand Trunk boat tomor-
row evening.

Miss E, Richardson, of the Daily
News staff, was a passenger for
the east by the train today and
will travel as far as Edmonton,
where she will change to the Ed-

monton-Dunvegan Railroad and
will travel to the end of the steel,
She expects to return to the city

in about six weeks,
* *

The sister. of Geo, Edward
__ | Boyle is searching for some trace
of him, He is aged 55 years, hair
read, eyes grey, height 6 .. &
He originally came from Ottawa,
Ontario, was in the . Canadian
Engineers, C.F, F., discharged
March 3rd, 1919, and stated his

 

 

 

Launch Alice B.

Picnic and Fishing Parties
Trips ronnd Harber

J. MYHILL-JOWE: 3

 

 

intention of proceeding to Van-
ceaver, B.C, Since then no trace
of him has been found. If any
information is received notify R,
. W. M. Police, Prince Rupert

Jorsetiere,
Vv

Spirella
Black 267.

Phons

Saturday

Beautiful Lustioy

 

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SILKS

WN

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Another shipment of
new things in silks has
just reached us.

Latest combinations
of colors in

Plaids
Stripes

Checks
$3. 50 to $5.00 a yard

Black PeandeSoie :
Black Messaline ©
Black Corded Silks |°

$3.50 to $6.25'a yard

 

H. S. WALLACE C0., |

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton “%.

 

 

 

 

 

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Twolllustrated Bible Lec
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

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

No. 1. The Signs of the Son of Ma

Dealing with the wonderful Bible pr: p!
years ago, which foretell present world c:
glorious outcome, These ‘prophecies ar
with an accuracy and certainty as
weeks ago.

: snd
full

if writt niv a

NOTE THE HOUR — 3 P.M.

No. 2. The Resurrection of the De

the rod

How are
they come?

Where are the

dead raised up and wit

dead pending resurre

8 P.M.

Speaker--——-GEORGE YOUNG, V.D.M., of Viaq

SEATS FREE ALL WELCOME xo cow
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START YOUR

Purchasing Campa
| JUST NOW

FALL AND WINTER GOODS have bee"
ing steadily at out store for the last few we ck$
you will find our stock fall and comple te «9
with full lines of staple drygoods, svc’ h as
Sheetings, Flannelettes, Saxoncys.. Nabe
Linens, Tablecloths and Dress Goo

CASHMERE AND WOOLLEN be.
for Ladies and Chiidren, suitabie for Fe" YC
have in great variety. These “‘

7 BALLANTYNE HOSE.

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TURNBULL'S KNIT WOOL UNDERT
the best made in Canada, is a spec!’

yt you necv

Cot

on tam

Call and choose just wh:

Jabour Bros. Ltt

Third Avenue

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