4, 1919,

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Complete and ready to .
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Frisble Motors give long, uninterrupted service with practical! y

 

  

occasional grinding of valves. Valves in cages;

Ire except
no repa few seconds. An “all muscle” construction

accessible In @

pening directly into combustion chambers. No pockets or
or

crevices to gather cerbon, and waste fuel. This type of con- 7
struction effects a gain of 99
15 to 20 per cent. more power
is possible with L or T-Head designs. intake and exhauet 10 ”
seaitelde are cast Integral with the cylinder; mites ahead of
ton old, leaky, bolted-on manifolds. Large valves insure full 16
charge on the Intake and @ complete, clean exhaust. ”

1 to 6 CYLINDERS—5 to 76 HORSEPOWER
Frisble Motors are made in following sizes: 1-cyl., 6 and 7 H.P.; 25 ”
a-cyl., 10 and 16 H. P.; 3 oyl., 18 and 26 H.P.; 4-cyl., 30 and
40 H.P.; G-cyl., 6O and 76 H. P.—Bore and Stroke, 494°.4 5" seen ——
and 626". For work or play, the Friebie will measure up to
your hardest teste. Ask t:'e Man who

throughout, every part designed for hard work. OverheM valves 5 j ‘orse Power,

$450

Y $600
” $700
Y $900
» $1400

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has used one

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E | Thursday, Friday
SPEC and Saturday
CRISCO

Has been selling for 45c. per lb. On Sale Now
1 Ib. for 40c., 6 Ibs. for $2.30, 9 Ibs. for $3.15

POTATOES

Reg. $2.75; on Sale per sack, $2.35; half sack, $1.25

MILK SPECIAL

PACIFIC ---9 Tins for $1.00: per Case, $5.25

 

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Two Stores. Phones 44, 45 and 534

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THEO COLLART, Notary Public

FOR SALELot with 5-room house and ove room cabin, in Diock 25
Section 5, 7th Avenue West, $1,800.00. Cash, $800.00.
Room house, 8th Avenue West for 9650.0 $360.00 Cash.
in Block 28, Section 1, for $800.00

limit

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MARINE INSURANCE FIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE

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evidence is bountiful that 191%
586 has seen gneater activity in all
3 1
= Ph wa 586 anches of industry in Gentral
one . ©, than in any previous two
The goods on our shelves are all priced in large ars since the construction of
lain figures id you in your shopping. the railway,

. ae ¥ Pping Settiement.
Of first interest to the rove
LINZEY’S GROCERY cv ix without doubt the settle
of the agricultural districts,
= ed during the past summer
| tHlpare havea enome fran

nee oa so La : ‘ :
“> — ; term provinces and the middie
estern states with the ob
! ikine permanent homes
sr rr be said by way .

4 . is this statement
». Z q verage settler com)
up cr Thtia alive
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FINDS RUPERT PEOPLE

\ PUBLICITY MEN
TELL OF VISIT

R. ©. W. Lett and W. ©. Riddeii
Give Out Statement in Win-
nipeg Regarding Trip.
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ARE OPTIMISTIC

on agent, an

KR, C. W. Lett, industrial

Ww,

unk Pacifie Railway, ¢

itn to Winnipesr

ks trip ti Bhi

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Riddell, advertising agent of the

mn
ter

bial

lumbia gave out the

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tion of the province:

| this portion of the provi:
cece oor | fo give full expression to th

the Pacifle coast prov
country

yielding as the

; opening up.
Phone Red 68 Westhoime Theatre Block P. ©. Box 1 In a brief
oF t! uch t

two weeks’

trip

itement relative to
servations concern ng
conditions in that see-

‘ss conditions throngh-

t Central British Columbia are
ay tian evel bef and

been the banns veal

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place’ would netessitate
te knowledge of ali and
inches of industry that
less resourees of this

hat section reached by

ritory this

ana

;
get any sther kind ! hundred of whom au
s;ed soldiers.
1 | Central B. C.

'T ‘ . } What is known as the
Uhe News Printing Department j{ | and valley lands of Centra
ali : . ; ish Columbia embraces |

specializes on high-class ____ ain in Rengetia
work. There are experi- [ i} | the railway line from the
} ’
enced men in charge and Letlerheads Fefe Jar
»)
they do the work we'l, | Envelopes ny Cae ne
} asi i in its full «
. Business forms ES
lion avallable ““
f We have on hand a ‘Posters 3 ie Sieahatis
©w specially choice in- ae phi ounte smameihions
Vitation cards in several i cellent d damagins
rs thunder storms are
styles, Call at he tafe ircula hnaten, . Sierane ts, Ue
and ‘Booklets oy
= see them betore ‘Boo ' cleared as is indicated in
ordering. farmer named John (tl
ae vho loeated two
velve miles if!
. Geerge and in that short
Daily News ne has under cullivati
five acres of land inelu
Job D were f oats iifteen
epartment rene nathan
fine crops as one ld
—_ see In addition to clea
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ihe Grand Trunk Paeifie Railway,

vi

jin te. This is but one of the
|Many examples of what can be
j aero iplished in this country un-
jder ordinary conditions. The

iE en oas late as the last week in
i|August, small fruits such as
black, white and red currants,
jraspherries and gooseberries wert
jabundantly in evidence. Apples,
j¢herries and other fruits are

|p rfiction. The quality and flavor

jand the slogan “Grade your ber

| .

} ries and put Terrace on the map

} iS being generally adopted by the

ithe berries from other districts

eminently suited to the raising

 

 

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has constructed a real

j vith modern conveniences |
such as hot air heating, hot an:

ter system, artificial light-

Prince George district is also de.
Veloping as a fruit growing area.

grown here,
Terrace.
\t Terrace, ninety miles from
the Pacific Coast, fruit grows to

of Terrace fruit is unexcelled

growers Central British Colum
bia strawberries coming as they
do in August, a month later thar

have a special value and thi
growth need only be limited b
the markets that can be created
rr them,

This whole country is also

ive stock owing to the natural
eeetation which consists largely
of pea vine, vetch, red-top ani

brome.grass. Large herds of
cattle and horses have heen
brought in this summer.

Mines.
As to mining development, on
vy hand throughout the moun-
may be found prospectors
eeasclessly searching for valuabl

ever

minerals in roeky caverns or high
up on the mountain side. Stewart
distriet at the head of Portland

nal, the dividing line between
anada and Alaska, is the newes
‘Eldorado’ and it is generally
believed on the coast that next
season will see one of the great-
est rushes into this field that
Canada has ever experienced
Native silver has been found in
large quantities in this field and
is thought by many to have all
the ear marks of a second Cobalt.

“Lumbering industries are un-
usually active all alone the line
and new lumber mills, number-
ing thirty or forty, have been put
into operation during the presen
season in the territory traversed
hy the Grand Trunk Pacific.

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Fishing.
Che fishing industry at Prine
Rupert was never better. Im

mense catches of halibut are be-
ing brought into port daily. On
one day last week over a hundred
thousand pounds were brought
in, representing a value of up-
wards of fifteen thousand dollars
to the fishermen. Salman fishine
on the Skeena River has also made
a new record this year.
‘Altowether the business men
of Prince Rupert as well as of the
inland towns, are optimistic :
have enjoyed this season thy
argest trade in their experienc:
all of which is reflected in the
immense traffic the railway and

  

INDIVIDUALITY!

IS THE MARK OF SUC-
CESSFUL BUSINESS AND
IS SHOWN IN FOOTWEAR
AS IN OTHER THINGS.

McARTHUR’S Shoe Store

 

 

 
   
 
    
 

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ality and distinction in the
SHOES. AT OUR STORE.
You will be convinced by
examining our stock.

 
      
     

 

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Dentistry

DON’T NEGLECT YOUR TEETH!

One Decayed or Missing Tooth lowers Your
Efficiency~

 

 

Dr. Bayne

OFFICE HOURS—
Morning, 9 to 12; Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.90; Saturdays, $ to 12 only;
Evenings, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, from 7 to 9

Dental Nurse in attendance
Phone 109 for appointment

 

 

 

INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC

David H. Hays ==
General Keal Estate Agent oe Oe rr

  
 

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Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

Georgetown Lumber Co.

Largest Assortment of Lumber in Central 8B. C.
FISH BOXES A SPECIALTY ;

SPRUCE FIR CEDAR

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in London to celebrate the allied

victory av English officer gave

Genera! Pershing 4 flower as a me
mento of the occasion, Bluejackets
are shown above passing in Piwgoon
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erected for the dead beroes of the
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