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Special, per tin, 10¢
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Peaches for Preserving - - - Per Crate, $1.50
Alberta Eggs ‘ ° . - Special, per dozen, 60c
Dessicated Cocoanut ° ° - Special, per lb., 40c

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Mazola Oil for cooking : s : ‘
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We have a Kodak
to suit your special requirements.
Full range from Vest Pocket to Post Card size.
Everything in Kodak Supplies
Phones 82 and 200 Store P.O. Box 1680
3rd Avenve and 6th Street
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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.
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THIRD AVE.

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FISH BOXES A SPECIALTY

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THE DAILY NEWS

FRIZZELL’S
(MARKET OPEN

Rew Butchers’ Show in New
Building is Credit to Owner
and City. .

The new. Fulton Market was
opened by George J. Frizzell to-
day and it being visited by
hundreds of purchasers who are
tracted by the fine display in

is

the shop and by the attractive
irroundings.
The shop is large and con-

enient and is equal to any found
in the big cities. The main thing

that it is sanitary throughout.
The eounters are so constructed
that the meat cannot be handled
except by the shopmen, a featur:
which will be greatly appreciated
by many.
In the

mm

rear there is a chilling
ro and a freezing room, both
of which are necessities in a
modern meat selling establish
ment. The office is at the
if the shop and is fitted
most modern style.

This morning there was on
hand a great showing of beef
nutton, pork, veal, poultry, hams
nd baeons, lard, vegetabies
fruit and a hundred and
things which go with a modern
establishment of the kind.

Mr. Frizzell will keep open the
Royal Market in which he has
been doing business in the past
and he also has stores in Stewart
Hyder. In order to provide
for these sfgres and to give local
people the benefit of the very
freshest of local meats a good
deal of it will be slaughtered right
here,

GREAT RECEPTION OF
PRINCE ON PRAIRIES

(Special by 9. T.P. Telegraphs.)
Swift Current, October 4.—On
Friday evening the Prince of
Wales faced thousands of chee:

back

in the

and

one

nd

 

 

 

ing and flag-waving people. The
Royal party will spend today in
Moosejaw and the week end in
Regina.

} Local News Notes
——

J. L. Christie, a commercial
man, leaves by Monday morning's
train for Smithers and Prince
George.

> > .

The annual Thanksgiving Sup-
per of the Methodist Uhureh wil
e held on Monday evening, Octo-

her 13 from 6 to 8. it
Archie Grant, son of Rev. ~1
Grant, arrived on Wednesday

from up the line where he is en

gaged on a railway survey party.
> >
F. G. Dawson leaves tomorrow
night for Victoria to attend a
eeting of the Advisory Board of
the Provincial Industrial Com
mittee.

. . .

Two new members were elected
to the Board of Trade at the
meeting last night, P. H. Linzey,

ocer, and Wouglas Sutherland,
broker.

> > >
Constable Mansell,
transferred from
Fort George,
on this

Provincial
who has been
Nanaimo to South
left for his new
morning's train.

. > .

It was decided by the Board of
Trade at last night’s meeting to
eet out a smaller bulletin than

e one issued last, in order that
t may be available to put into

envelopes with letters.
. . .

A recommendation that
permits be issued to ships trading
between United States and Cana
dian points was adopted by the
Board of Trade last night and a
petition prepared by J. H. Pills
bury was ordered to be cireulated
for signatures, Mr. Pillsbury told
what a hardship it was for fishing
boats to hawe to clear and ente

it every V isit.
. . °

Mrs. 8. P. MeMordie,
Col. MeMordie, police magistrate
is expected to arrive back In the
city on the Prince Rupert a week

post

tern

wife ol

 

from today. It is over four years
since Mrs. MeMordie left Prine
Rupert to join the colonel In

she

| England and since that time
l has visited in England, Francs
land eastern Canada. Mrs. Me
| Mordie is at present visiting I)
|}southern Alberta from whenee
she will come to Prince Rupert
lvia Vancouver. Her many friends
| in the city will greet her with 4
hearty welcome,

 

 

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We sell

Frisbie Engines

Compiete and ready to

 

 

FRISBI

 

 

 

a the friendly motor ¥

Frisbie Motors give long, uninterrupted service with practically , iy :

no repairs except occasional grinding of valves. Valves in cages; Seng
eamnn “a few seconds. An sailiastn. | iieieeiek adliean x _

wvoeanou, every ga denies for tard wore. Grertes cove, = Horse Power, $450 ™

crevices to gather carbon, and waste fuel.

struction effecte a gain of

15 to 20 per cent. more power

than is possible with L or T-Head des'gne.
manifolds are coast integral with the cylinder;

the old, leaky, bolted-on manifolds.

charge on the intake and a complete, clean exhaust.

1 to 6 CYLINDERS—65 to 75 HORSEPOWER
Frisbie Motors are made in following sizes: 1-cyl., 6 and 7 H. P.;

2-cy!., 10 and 16 H.P.; 3 cy!l., 18 and

40 H.P.; G-cyl., 50 and 76 H. P.——-Bore and Stroke, 4%" x6”
For work or play, the Friebie will measure up to

and 6" « 6".
your hardest tests.

Lipsett Cunningham Co., Ltd.

This type of con-

7 $600

ge te a
Large valves insure full 16 1 m $900 w
ao i » $1400

26 H.P.; 4-cyl., 30 and

 

 

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SMITH & MALLETT |

PLUMBING AND HEATING
ENGINEERS

furnished.

 

 

Estimates

Address, 3rd Avenue, head |
of Second Street. |

 

_ Phone 174 -— P.O. Box 274 })

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Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.50 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLASS CAFE
A La “arte.

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SALMON RUN
AT ISLANDS

Chums Being Caught in Large
Numbers at Queen Charicttes
by Prince Rupert Men.

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Reports have been received |
Queen Charlotte Islands |
saying that there is at present a
bie run of chums and the Prince}
Rupert men, who have = seining |
concessions there,,are making |
Two canneries are

operation there and some of
ie fish are being canned on the}
spot, while others are coming to
this side of the straits and yet
some are being taken to Alaska
or the American canneries. The
fishing is best in the neighbor-
hood of Skidegate.

In order to allow for this late
run on the Islands, the season for
fishing is always kept open later
than it is on local rivers. It will
close for good for salmon fishing
about the {8th of this month.

good money.

BYNG PRESIDENT
OF WAR VETERANS

(Special via G. T. P. Telesraphs:.)
London, October 3.—General
Byng has been made president of
the United Kingdom branch of the
Great War Veterans’ Association
of Canada. )

Advertise in the Daily News.

 

   

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NOTICE OF CANCELLATION,
NOTICE te hereby given that the reserve
c\isting over Lots 1319 and 1820, Queen
hariotte District, by reason of a notice
itished im the B, C, Gagette of 27th ik
ember, 1907, is cancelled.
G. R. NADEN, }
Deputy Minister of Lands
Department of Lands,
22nd September, 1919.

 

CREDITORS’ TRUST DEEDS ACT.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. |

TAKE NOTICE that Mussallem & Co.,,
Limited did on the 24th day of September
assign to me, Frederick G. Dawson,
of Prince Rupert, B. ¢ for the benefit of
its ereditors, all its personal and real
estate, credits and, effects which might be
sold or seized under execution |

AND FURTHER that & meeting of the}
creditors will be held at the office of}
Williams & Manson, solicitors, Prince tu |
pert, B. C., on Tuesday the 7th of Octeber,
1919, at three o'clock in the afternoon ive |

1919,

the giving of directions with reference to
the estate Creditors are requested to
file full particulars of their claims duly
verified, and of the securities held (if any
prior to the Stst day of October, UX
which date distribution will be made w

reference only to such claims 4a* are |
ceived by me prior thereto
FREDERICK G, DAWSON, Assig: ce. \

     
  
   

P.O. Box 1704}

Phone 37

For Comfort, Courtesy and Service
go to

THE SAVOY HOTE

Serer erern ef arenes erwes

 

 

| F. T. BOWNESS, Manager
| Fifth and Fraser St., Prince Rupert, B.C.

 
      

 

 

    

 

  

 

   
   

Home Cooking Running Hot and Cold W “
586 - Phone - 586 “

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

LINZEY’S GROCERY

*

The Smeeton Tea Rooms

309 SECOND AVENUE
The Business Man’s Restaurant
REAL HOME COOKING. BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH

Home Made Bread and Cakes Always on Sale.

 

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