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G. H. Arnold

Investors,

 

Notary P ublic

Attention !

- We have for sale a Double Corner in the heart of
the business district, S.W.corner of Second Avenue
and Fifth Street, Lots 9 and 10, Block 22, Section

1, at the remarkably low price of

$4000.00

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance

Real Estate

Bonds

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co.

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats
making fees
materisis is

Several
section,

ean te docked
light.

together on one small
Large stock of repair
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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M.M.Stephens

ae Agent

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

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

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

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE

 

 

 

 

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MINERAL ACT
CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

NOTICE.

iron Bug, Blue Jay, John Bulli, John
Buil No. 1, Joha Buil No. 3, and Drum
Lumen iraceuen Mineral Claims, situa
in the Naas Mining Division of Cas-ia)
Disirict.

Where located: — Approximately we
iulies up Fails Creek, Granby Bay.

TAKE NOTICE that I, H. N. Clague oj
ihe cily Of Duncan, B. C., acting as agent
for the Granby Consolidated Mining, Salt
ing and Power Company, Limited, free
Mcwers Certificate No, 3$2188-C, intend,
| Sixty days from the date hereof, to aj pl)
,;to the Mining Recorder for 4 Certificate
fe improvements, for the purpose of ob
taining a Crown Grant of the above claim
} Aad further take notice that action, un
| the section 85, must be commenced before
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issuance ‘of such certificate of im

 

 

\* bate a this 3rd day of July, A. > seis
HN. CLAGUE, B.C

| LAND ACT

| SKRENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT OF

COAST, RANGE 4

| TAKE notes that Mark Smaby. of
j Veren B, C., occupation | eer.
$k “a ply for’ Permission to lease the
plow lag es ribed lands :—
omoenpeing at a St planted at the
west ead of a small bay om the «uit
shore of Swinaie island, end directly worth
f sandstone Reefs; thence east 10 chains;
the sce South 40 chains; thence west 46
heims; thence north 40 chains to point of

 

 

 

 

 

os = - “— ua and containing ity s
etn tay oem 0 "
: You've read about o6- on j
ChittiConCarne Ice Cream
The favorite Mexican and
dish.
— HOME - MADE
Try it Tonight CANDY
m the lee Cream Wholesale and
CHILLI PARLOUR Ketail. lee Cream Bricks
835 S . Ave Always in Stock.
ntti We Keep Nothing But the

 

 

The Principle
of this Store

SSE

Is to play the game of
business fair and square.

To do it with everybody

rich and poor, old and
young, with the tmexperi
eneed and the experienced
buyer. .

To offer goods of re-
pulable character at 4
reasonable price and by
#iving satisfactory service
to merease the number of
our customers

ur years of experience
safeguards you agamet
Inistakes

And on that basis we
solicit your trade.

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler
The Store of Worth and
Beauty.

 

 

 

 

 

1 heavy tty Marine Engine

Best.

Mir. and Mrs. Christopher

hird Avenue, opposite
Second Street.

 

 

Fishing Boat
FOR SALE

Fishing Boat forty - one
feet long, ten feet beam,
equipped with 20 h.p. Buf-

falo engine, to be sold cheap.
@pply Akerberg, Thomson &

Co., Ltd.

Or ree ne

 

 

 

   
    
        

 

“THE DAILY

No. 1 Bartlett

ee

$3.75 per case
Arriving Wednesday

Rupert Rupert Table Suppl C0

PHONES 211, 212

 

“UHRISI S COMING”
SUBJECT OF LECTURE

Christ s second ¢
When’? Where’? will be
ect of a lecture to De given In we
ess Theatre on Sunday even-
ing at 8 o'clock by W. Tinney, ol!
Vancouver. Mr. Tinney has been
lecturing regularly at Hamilton
Hall, Vancouver, and his lecture
here will be given under the
auspices of the International Bibl
Siludents Association.

All seats at the Empress Thea-
tre are free; there will be no col-
lection and a heart# invitation is
given to all to attend. *

oming. How
the

sub-

lip

lhe Dramatic Club held a meet-
ing on Thursday last at which
plans were made for the next pro-
duction which is to be “The Mag-
istrate.” It is also anrounced
that a dance will be given by the
club early next month. All pros-
pective members should have
their applications in by Wednes-
day next. it

B. C. Undertakers. Phone 41.

DRAINAGE, DYKING & DEVELOPMENT ACT

 

Notice is hereby given that it is pro-
posed to form a development district under
the name of the “Horse Shoe Drainage
District, to include the following lands,
that is to say:—The fifty-five and .one
tenth (35.1) acres of Lot nine hundreo
and ejghty-three (983), Group ome (1),
owned by Chas. F. A. Green; Lots twenty-
five (25) to thirty-five (35) imelusive of
Registered Map numbered nine hundred
and sixty-seven (967) in Lot No. three
hundred and sixty-two (362), said Group;
Lots twenty-six (26) to twenty-eigtit” (2s

inclusive of Registered Map numbered one
thousand and ninety-seven (1097) in Lot
No. nine hundred and seventy-njn® (979

said Group; the forty (40) acres in Lot
Rhine hundred and seventy-nine (979, said
Group, lying east of Lot twenty-eight (25)
of Registered Map numbered one thousand
and nmwety-seven (1097), said Group; Lots
nine (9 wo sixteen (16) inclusive of
Registered Map numbered nine hundred
and sjxty-live (965 in Lot No. eight
hundred and thirty-seven (887), said
Group; Lot (A) of Registered Map num-
bered nine bundred and sixty-six (966
m.Lot No. three hundred and sixty-one
361), said Group; Lots one (1) to seven
7) imelusive and Lots thirteen (13) to
twenty 420) inclusive of Registered Map
numbered nine hundred and sixty-sjx

(966) im Lot No. three hundred and sixty-
ome (361), said Group; Lots four (4) and
five (5) tmelusive and Lots nine (9) to

fourteen (14) inclusive of Registered Map
nutabered eleven hundred and five «|
in Lot eight hundred and thirty-eight
838), said Group, all in Range five (5
Coast Djstrict, containing approximately
Ove hundred and thirty (530) acres, and
to present to the Lieutenant-Governor in
Council a petition pursuant to the Drainage
Dyking & Devel nt Act for the appoint
ment of J. K. Gordon, George Little and
G. H. Taft as Commissioners to acquire
execute, maintain and operate drainage
and dyking works for the reclajming and
improving of the said lands
A copy of the said pet on can be in
spected at the office of “Geo. Little ai
Terrace, B. C., and objections thereto may
be filed at the office of the Compt
of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings
Vietoria, B. C.
Dated at Terrace, B. C., the 28th day

of August, 1919.

J. K. GORDON,

GEO, LITTLE,

G. H. TAFT,

Above named

OAVE YOUR SIGHT

YESIGHT——The most valuable of

all the senses—is the most
neglected and the least understood.
Many suffer from ills, which, 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 prescrib-
ed, “Whey restore the vision to nor-
mal and eliminate all eye strain.

Fred Joudry
Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. - - Prince Rapert
Opposite Post Office

 

 

FOR SALE

30 H.P, Fairbanks-Morse
Heavy Duty Marine Engine
remodelled and rebuilt in
first class running order for
sale. Can be seen running
at Akerberg, Thomson &
Co.'s new machine shop.

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week 7%

‘Launch Alice B.

Picnic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

 

 

anne

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEWS

BOTH (0TH BASEBALL
GAMES ARE WON

Home Team Carries Off Honors
Yesterday Against Anyox
and Telkwa.

 

Prince Rupert carried off the
honors in both baseball games
yesterday afternoon. In the match

against Telkwa the score was 7

to 1. The battery for Telkwa was
Green and Stone and for Rupert,
Astoria and Dravis. Hearns was
the umpire.

, The game played immediately
efter between the smelter town
boys and the local nine was much
nore interesting. In the first in-
nine Rupert was 2 and the game
was then air tight until the sixth
whew the home boys got 3 more

and then added 2 in the eighth.

The runs at the final stood 7 to
3 in favor of the home team. The
batteries were, for Rupert, Frank
rinetti and Dravis, and for An-
yox, Cody and McDougall. Pat

Crosby of Anyox was the umpire
for the game.

Local News Notes

 

 

For Sale, American Billiard
Table. Apply at Little’s News
Stand. 222

Mrs. C. C. Ketchum and baby

returned to the city by the bo
today following a holiday visit to

the south.

. . .

Mrs. Harry Menzie and child
arrived back in the city this
morning after a holiday visit i:
the south.

> > .

A dollar a line paid for the best
five-line verse in limerick form,
on local or topical subject. Send
one in. It costs nothing.

> *. .
Members of the Prince Ruper
Rowing and Yacht club take no-

tice: The Club is not responsib!:
for boats not properly moore:
with stréng ropes.

. > *

Among those arriving from the
north on the Prines “ss Alice
terday was J. E. Budden who has
just returned from a commercial

yes-

tour through Alaskan cities.
Mr H. McCall, general super

intendent of the Grand Trunk for
this division, eaecompanied by
Mrs. McCall, returned from a trip
to Vancouver by the Grand Trunk
steamer today.

Robinson, who is prom-
inent in football circles in this
city, having played on the Son:
of England team throughout th:
league, arrived back in the city
this morning aboard the Prine:
Rupert.

> FF,

. . *

Among those returning to th<
city by the train on Thursday
evening was Wilfred Walford who
has been in the interior for the
past few months. He is very well
known here and is a prominent
Sunday school worker.

During the boat races of yes-
terday afternoon the Atlas, which
is discharging oil at the Imperial!
Oii Company's wharf, set up a
great noise of whistles as the con-
ipstants speeded’ around the buoy
Which was anehered off the dry-
dock. The
cpuld see the ‘operations very
Plainly and took’a great interest
in the event.

* * *

The sister of Geo. Kdward
Boyle is searching for some tracs
ofhim. He is aged 35 years, hair
red, eyes grey, height 5 ft. 6 in
He originally came from Ottawa
Ontario, was in the Canadian
Engineers, ©.E. F., discharged
March 3rd, 1919, and stated his
intention of proceeding to Van-
couver, B.C. Since then no trac»
of him has been found. If any
information is received notify K.

. W. M. Police, Prince Rupert.

*

. .

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lord have
gone south and will move to their
new home in south eastern Brit-
ish Columbia. Mr, Lord, who
was schoo! inspector for this dis-
trict has changed his constituency
and will he greatly missed in this
part of the provinee. He did much
for the residents of the interior
by organizing new schools and
recommending many other im.
provements, Mrs. Lord was a
prominent member of the Presby-
terian Church here and always
took a great interest in the work.

 

 

 

Spirella Corsetiere. Phone

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An Altractive Display
of Ladies’ Coats cand Dresses

 

LADIES’ COATS in many styles and

 

some with Fur Collars and a are
Trimmings and others I:
made in the popular
S'LVERTONE cloths in
all wanted shades. Priced
From $36.00 to $60.00

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Wet Weather

Necessities

 

 

Ladies’ Raincoats
Umbrellas
Rain Hats

Slicker Coats and Capes
For Children and Adults

Rubber Boots, etc.

can be purchased in this
Store at most reasonable
prices.

H. S. WALLACE CO., LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Prince Rupert Music Store

OPPOSITE POST

WILL EDMUNDS, "Proprietor

“Everything in Musi
LATEST POPULAR SONGS AND DANCES, VICTROLAS
AND VICTOR RECORDS
Repairs to Phonographs, Violins, Etc. Bows
Woodwind instruments repadded and adjusted
Prince Rupert Academy of Music in Connection
With the Store.

  
  
    
      
    
 
   

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THe O48) RHOWN TRsOr
MARE in THE worn.r

 

The Largest Stock of Pianos and Organs
North of Vancouver

The Heintzman & Co. Piano

The Weber Piaro

Thomas Organs
All High-grade Guaranteed Instruments

W. J. Pitman, Piano Dept.

E. L. VAUGHAN © "sasv% ca,"
Prince Rupert Music Store

 

 

 

 

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a
Visiting Prince Rupe. ¢
to inspect my stock of
4 Oilskin, Waterproof Duck, and Rubber Clothing.
Canvas Goods of all Kinds.
Outfits for Campers and Prospectors.
Gum Boots, Overalis, Working Gloves.
Trunks, Suit Cases, Handbags.
Agent for yi ee Canadian Manufact s
722 Second Avenue. Near Prince core Hotel
Everything at the Manufacturer’s Price and Terms.
S ——
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we ‘ aoe " _ paannnonsnnt

A cordial Weltome awaits you at the

Baptist Church Services

fn by Pastor J. Bavin Rowell
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST.

11 A. M.—Subject: “Christ’s Advocacy for His Ch =
12:15—Sunday School. All boys and girls invited to :
a happy hour with the young folks. a

7:30 Gospel Service. Subject: —“Claims of Spirits
lor to Temporal.”
“What shall it profit a man if he shal! gain

world, and lose his own soul?” aaaatt
‘ ———

Advertise i in 1 “The Daily News

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