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FOR SALE-—Lot with 5-room house
tion 5, 7th Avenue
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Biock 28,

MARINE INSURANCE
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Phones 44, 45 and 534

and

OFF 65c

when purchasing

One Cedar Mop, value $1.50
Half Gal. Cedar Oil, value $1.50

Total Value, $3.00

For $2.35

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

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one

FIRE INSURANCE
Westhoime Theatre Block

room cabin, in block 25,

West, $1,800.00. Cash, $800.00.
West for #650

Section 1, for $800.00.

$360.00 Cash.

REAL ESTATE
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586 - Phone - 586

The goods on our shelves are all priced in large
plain figures to aid you in your shopping.

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DUKE SPEAKS
TO CHILDREN

Pupils of Schools Gathered in
Front of Government Bulld-
ings and Sang O Canada.

On Saturday afternoon the Duke
wl Devonshire addressed — the
school children in front of the
provincial court houses, The

children were out en

excited at being spoken to by one
they had heard so much of. For
many of them it was the first time
to actually see a Governor Gen

masse all

oe a i’

Crai, aS it i8 over five years sinc:
the visit of the Duke of Gon-
naught he children were mar-
shalled by the teachers and all
“appeared in their best for the

memorable occasion,

\s soon as the wuke, acco:
panied by the Duchess, Lady
Dorothy, and Mayor and Mrs. M2-

Clymont, had taken his place in
front of the children, their young
voices broke forth in the
of O Canada,’ which was very
well rendered indeed. After tins
they were addressed by the Duke
for a few minutes, during whic!
time he suggested that Monday
be made a holiday for them.
Which has been carried out. On
1is closing his address the child.
ren sang “God the King’
and the attending crowd made for
the shipyards to witness the lay-
ec of the first keel.

sti ails

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BOTH THEATRES HAVE
FIRST RATE PLAYS

Corrine Griffith is to be
tonight in picture in “The Girl of

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' Today” at-the Empress Theatre.
This young lady is one of the
avjicoming big players: She has
vhosen an interesting play for het
Vehicle of expression and one that
9 should not be missed.
In addition to the feature there
DON G] ‘ is a British-Canadian Gazette and
ss a fine comedy.
At the Westholme, Eugene
Walters is featured in the famous
stage play “Boots and Saddles,
an old story in a brand new set-
— ting that Prince Rupert people
me a will like. ,
Charlie Chaplin comes again in
Uniees it is the Best that famous comedy “The Rink”
r f paisa and there is:also a news feature
It does not pay to that is first rate.
get any other kind Se
Never forget to look through
the classified list on Page 5.
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The News Printing Department eceecceesesessess
specializes on high-class . Ve cuneemaans >
work. There are experi- * Subscribers to The News *
enced men in charge and Letterheads * are asked to oer the > :
* livery boys eac mont
they do the work well. Envelopes ° a seat sail, anecot @
Business Forms * where payment has been *
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We have = hand | = ‘Posters * vance. The boys when *
| tew specially choice in- Dodgers collecting carry official re- *
vitation cards in several . \s ceipts which should al- *
styles. Call at the office Circulars © ways be preserved. —— "
and see them before Booklets See eeeeeeeeeenee :
ordering.
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We sell

rrisbie Engines

Complete and ready to
install,

= Frisble Motors give long, uninterrupted service with practically
repaire except cecasionat grinding of valves. Valves in cages;
muscle”

sccessible in a few seconds. An
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“all
every part designed for hard work,

RISBIE

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construction
Overhead valves,

“pening directly inte combustion chambers. No pockets or

crevices to gather carbon, and waste fuel. Thie type of con-

Struction effects @ Gain of

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than | 15 to 20 per cent. more power

mentee with L or T+Head designs. intake and exhaust

the old ee cast integral with the cylinder; miles ahead of

chars | \*8k¥s Bolted=on manifolds, Large valves insure full
Ge on the intake and a complete, clean exhaust.

Folens og, 8? © O¥VMNDERS—& to 75 HORSEPOWER

'ebi

Qnoyi . ie are made in following sizes: t-cyl., 6 and 7 H. P.;

40 Kp = 16 1. P.; 3 cyl, 18 and 25 H.P.; 4-oyl., 90 and
“eyly BO and 76 H. P.—Bore and Stroke, 434’ x 5”

and 6” « g»
your ' For work or play, the Frisbie will measure up to
‘ardest teste.

10
16
25

5 Horse Power, $450

$600

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Lipsett Cunningham Co., Ltd.

 

 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

The idea that bread making is e long
and difficult operation is a mistake, as
bread may now be included in the list
of quickly prepared foods, for with

ROYAL YEAST CAKES

light. sweet bread can be baked and ready for

use within four hours from the time the sponge

is set. Full detailed instructions are contained

in Royal Yeast Bake Book which will be sent
upon request.

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LOCOMOTIVE
FOR ALICE ARM

Passed Through Last Week Bound
for Mining Camp to be used
on Doily Varden.

A new twenty-five-ton
oil - burning Climax
passed through Prince Rupert at
the week end bound for Alice Arm
It will be used on the Dolly Var-

geared
locomotive

den Railway where smaller en-
gines are at present in use. This
larger equipment allows larger

loads to be hauled and will enable
the line to keep open later into
the autumn than would be the
case with the engines now there,

CANADA TAKES HER PLACE
AS A SIGNATORY NATION

 

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Yo see in every
autonomy in
affairs.
was:
definitions or searching for terms
but keep the facts in
view.”

part complete
regard to its own
His advice to the people
“Do not be too worried over

essential

Complete Autonomy.

Canada today, continued the
speaker, had the fullest and most
complete control over her own

affairs. She can devise whatever
form of government she wishes.
She is in certain respects bound
by the British North America Act,
but if she wanted she could break
away and up any form ol
government known or unknown,
bolsheviki, soviet or any other
form. If determined to adhere to
the established well recognized
forms, it was the duty of every-
one to use every influence in the

set

maintenance of those forms. Th:

responsibility of all was very
heavy at a time like this.
Make Good Wastage.

The work of the country now

was to build up new enterprises
and industries and make good the
wastage of the past five years.
Millions of acres of land had been
rendered unfit for production and
industrial organizations destroy-
ed that it would take years to re-
place. The greatest damage, how-
ever, had been in the destruction
of human energy. The problem
was world-wide in its application
and it was the one they had to
meet today. There were but two
ways of meeting it. That was by
economy and inereased produc-
tion. He urged upon all the
necessity of developing to the full
the assets of the country.
Education.

the Governor then spoke of the
value of a sound system of na-
tional education, and especially
or those who did not understand
the language and ideals of the
British people. Children should
be brought up as true Canadian
citizens.

Throughout the world we were

witnessing serious differences
between capital and labor, It was
a general condition. Lhe ques-

tion must be approached from a
different angle from that of pre-
war days. Everyone, he thought,
should be given the fullest oppor-
tunity to use capital,

The Governor urged the de
sirability of avoiding conditions
whieh might bring about slums
n cities and to study health, es-
in its relation to ehild-
ren. If they brought the same
spirit to bear on the present
problems that they had done on
winning the war they would make
the country greater, happier and
more prosperous.

4 vote of thanks moved by
Major MeMuliin and seconded by
ol, MeMordie was carried by ac-

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\ lamation.

In passing
complimented
tie music which she and Professor
Harvey

fZ,

luncheon.

When an invitation is sent it
should be on a natty card. We
ry latest in gild deckle
just like they use in New

Daily News Job Depart-

out His Excelleney
Miss

Stephens ol: have the ve

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We have a Kodak
to suit your special requirements.
Full range from Vest Pocket to Post Card size.

Everyihiag is Kodak Supplies

Phones 82 and 200 Store
3rd Avenue and 6th Strcet

 

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INDIVIDUALITY!

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

You can obtain Individu-
ality and distinction in the
SHOES AT OUR STORE.

You will be convinced by
examining our stock.

     
     
     
     
         
   

  

 

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National Grocery Co.

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