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A. W. EDGE CO.

DISTRIBUTORS
2nd Avenue - Prince Rupert

BEAVER BOARD

“ FOR WALLS OF
CHARACTER

Se
Satu Shs

  

PaaS ,

; pers If it hasn’t the Beaver
; q trade-mark it isn’t
3 Beaver Board

Finish off your attic—partition
n the basement—put new

 

ls in your garage. Do it with
Reaver Bo. ud. For your summer cot-
taye, for your new home, for the elub,
store orihe office—Beaver Board.
kes the place of lath, plaster and
paper, gives you better walls and
lings, more handsome, more san-
ary, mote dutab'e

bere ts every re for—and nene against your
¢ Beaver Board, Ge the genning, it

ii pay you to b> particular.

A. W. EDGE CO.
Distributers, Prince Rupert

 

ITORK’

SELL

TOVE

Gurneys commenced mak-
ing stoves in 1843. Still in
the same iine of business

 

 

1919. Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.

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ON SALE AT

Fred Stork’s

||Hardware
SECOND AVENUE

Phone Black 114

ROYAL

Pool Room

moved to

721 Third Ave.

Opposite
The Empress Hotel

 

 

 

CIGARS SODA
Two per cent. Beer

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JOHN PELLICANO

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P.R.FEED Co.

Hay, Grain, Feed
Seeds and Fertilizer

CHICKEN FEED
a Specialty

Mail Orders promptly attended to

 

 

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P. 0. Box 333 908 3rd Ave.

 

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Joe Brown’s

Motor Transfer and
Passenger Service

Stand, Empress Hotel

Phones 176, Black 334

SEND FOR JOE

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FIRSTCALLON

  
 
   
      
   

COUNTRY’S CASH

How Victory Bonds are Made
Canada’s Premier
Security.

 

 

Victory Bonds are the real gilt
edged securities. Behind even
the smallest of bonds stands all)
the wealth of Canada. The very
first obligation of every person |
in the country is to pay taxes ;|
and the first job of taxes to}
pay interest and meet these bonds
at maturity.

18

'
Bonds |

As secul ity for Victory
there stands a national wealth}
that two years ago was estimated)

at $19,002,788,125 and today must |
The average wealth}
per capita is $2,637.

lo keep right on with figures:

greater.

be

THE DAILY

Take Thy
Tonics Easily

 

does not want

The

body
doses of iron and physic.

It should not have them.
Providence has put such

things in strawberries
and thee should take
them in Jam.

QUAKER BRAND Jam is
fresh ripe strawberries
and cane sugar. It is
good for thee to eat it
daily.

Put up in
British Columbia by

Dominion
Cannerts,
B.C., Ltd.

NEWS

 

 

on June 30 last the net national
debt was 81,616,871,175. When
this is deducted from assets an
equity of over $17,000,000,000 re-
mains. National debt has security
aboyt twelve times greater than
itself. Compare this with the
proportion of security on a first
mortgage, considered one of our
highest grade investments.

But in an estimate of this kind

we must n6t overlook provincial
debts. They are, according to
latest figures, $169,559,959. And
then consider Municipal debts,

which can only be estimated and
which probably run $880,000,000.
Add all our publie debts together
and we have $2,666,431,134. De.
duct them from the wealth of the
country and we still have a safety
margin of $16,336,356,991.

 

“That seems a pretty good
equity over sixteen billions,”
says Mr. Careful Investor, who is

used to inquiring cautiously into
he security behind mortgages and
bonds. I know that high class
bonds of industrial corporations
ind top noteh’ property mortgages
often run 50 per cent of assets,
but you must not overlook those
same private bonds and mort-
gages against our national wealth.
rrue, but the public debts are a
first charge against our wealth,
because bath principal and in-
erest are secured by plenary tax-
ation powers.

Look at them from any
70 as deeply as you like into all
he financial intricacies that the
susiness mind can bring up, and
discover that there is no
better investment in the world
than a Canadian Victory Bond.
They pay a highly satisfactory
interest return, and they can be
lisposed of at any time on quick
Victory bond quotations
show all classes of these bonds
elling above par.

angie

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Sport Briefs t
“i

Now that the world’s series is
ver loeal sports will have to look
ocally for their sensations. With
he basketball prospects looking
vell there ought to be Some, good
neagements to take their atten-

 

 

ion till the great winter sport—
Pacific coast hockey—gets start-
ed. Perhaps we might have some

good hockey in town if the weather
is favorable like it was in 1916.

With Chicago having to change
ier pitchers twice in the last
same of the big series it looks as
f the Sox must have been “up in
air’ completely. It was com-
letely a flelder’'s game, with 25
its and then the fielding couldn't
lave been anything extra with 15
runs. A regular Aurora Borealis
League game with races around
the base lines.

.

“Bombadier” Wells is again out

for the world’s championship, ac-

cording to an announcement made
in London reeently.

 

“FAITH” AT EMPRESS,
LOVE AT WESTHOLME

Bert Lyteli in Fine Story at the
Smaller House; Griffith Pro-
duction at Larger.

 

 

“Faith” with Bert Lytell in the
leading part at the Empress is a
dramatic play of great interest
ind power, The story concerns
(he regeneration of a young man
through the faith of two women,
lt every element of
human appeal,

\t the Westholme is a Griffiths
picture, “A Romance of Happy
Valley,’ which is said to be first
rate. Also there is one of the
outing pictures that appeal so
strongly to Prince Rupert audi-
ences,

pe ISSCeSES

 

 

Cine
Phone 98

This is the Advertising Column that
people read when they want anything
it brings results

rHE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY want a repre-
sentative in this territory. Full
information and literature will
be mailed on request. M. J.
Gillespie, “Inspector,” Standard
Bank Blidg., Vancouver, B.C

GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM. ond
board with quiet family. Per-

 

 

 

 

manent. Local references fur-

nished. Apply box 306 Dai

News office. 237
W ANTED—First class plumber,

7 a day. Only first class man
need apply. Harry Hanson, the
Reliable Plumber. tf

WANTED— One bookkeeper, mats,
and two messengers. Apply
personally to G. T. P. Telegraph
Lo., Third Avenue. tf

\“ \NTED —S§mart boy or young
nan to learn the clothing and
furnishing business. Martin
O'Reilly. tf

W ANTED—Kitchen help,
860, at Inlander, 830
Ave. between 7th and 8th sts.

 

wages
Second

WANTED — Two experienced
iaundry workers. Pioneer Laun-
dry. 239

W \NTED—Four sed aaenad car-
penters. Dalgarno &. Watts.

 

 

 

F YOU ARE PAYING UP ON
Government lots, can save you
large part on payments. Call
at once, Westenhaver Bros. tf

FOR SALE

 

 

FOR SALE-—Owing to ill health,
will sell at low figure cabin
eruiser ““Murrelet;"” 38 feet by
9 feet by 3 ft. 6 in.; speed 8
knots with 25 h. p. engine in
perfeet running order fitted
with high tension Bosch Mag-
neto and coil; Edison storage
battery and dynamo, electrically
lighted throughout; sink, toilet,
and shipmate stove; cruising
radius 400 miles; hull strongly

yuill, and al! external metal be-
ow water heavy phosphor-
vronze; three anchors and 40
fathoms of large and = smail
‘hain. She is a good sea boat,
has made three trips on the
Victoria - Prince Rupert route

and cruised two seasons in the
rovernment service. For price
and further particulars apply to
Mr. J. Hutchinson, phone 494.

FOR SALE—Smal! pleasure boat
with new four -cycle 4 h. p.
marine engine; or will trade
for piano or anything of value.
Also for sale fishing and hunt-
ing boat and one 12 h. p. gas
engine cheap. See McGowan,
the eycle man. Second Avenue.
Near McBride Street. Phone
Blue 421, tf

FOR SALE—1 Holstein cow, good
milker; 1 heifer 18 months old:
{ heifer calf, 7 months. Also
sow with 5 sucklings 3 weeks
old, Apply C. Fossum, Spiller
River, Porcher Island, B. (

FOR SALE-—Beds, sheets, blan-
kets, stoves, chairg tables, at
1817 Seventh Avenue, Seal Cove
Saturday from 2 till 9 o'clock.
Vake jitney to Seal Cove school.

MONEY AT 8 PER CENT on build.

 

 

 

 

ing Loans. Apply Prinee Ru-
pert Housing Ltd., Geo. W.
Nickerson, Secretary. tf

PIANO FOR SALE in good condi.
tion. Phone 105.

 

 

 

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A GOOD
RAINCOAT

 

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SOKTONYOLYOUGLHOU SEE Ss ORS SAORI g | |

GOOD RAINCOAT is a very i.
garment in this climate.
Many ot our old custome:

joying the comforts of a gocd oa:
satished today that it pays to buy nor!

THE VERY LES

HAVE YOU GOT

If not, see ours at prices rang

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MARTIN O'REILLY

 

 

FOR RENT
STORE TO RENT at 1a Second
Avenue. Will be fixed to sui

tenant. Can be used for dwell-

ing house if so desired. Apply
ilarry Hanson, -the Reliable
Plumber. tf

TO RENT—Furnished room with

private family. Very central

ind nicely located. Gentleman

mly. Apply box 306 Daily

news office. 236
FOUND

FOUND—Key ring with Yale and
post office box keys. Apply Daily
News office.

MISCELLANEOUS
for

$e eee

 

NORTON—The piace
hampoo. Hairdressing.
treatment. 210 Fourth Street
Open 10 a.m. or by appoint-
ment. Phone 493. tf

RSETS MADE TO MEASURE
‘Irs. Director, phone Blue ¥2

FARMS FOR SALE

FARM LAND Choice
farms im well settled districts
in Western Canada; low prices;
twenty years to pay; irrigated
lands in Sunny Southern Al-
berta, with loan of $2,000 in
mprovements to assist new
settlers. Act now — they are
soing fast. For free booklet
nd full information write UU

Loughran, General Land
went, 744 Hastings St. West
Vancouver, B.C,

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MINERAL ACT.
Certificate of improvements.

NOTICE

‘Silver Tip’ and “Monarch” Mineral
Clams, situate in the Naas River Mining
Division of Cassiar District.

Where located About four
heed of Alice Arm on its west side,

TAKE NOTICE that Lewis W
F. M. C. No, 31018-C, agent for B. H
Tyrwhitt Drake, Registrar of the Supreme
Court of bBriiish Ccotumbia. B. C., Free
Miner’s Certificate No. 33583-C, intend,
sixty days from the date hereof, to apply
to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate
of Improvements, for the purpose of ob
taining a Crown Grant of each of the
above claims.

‘nd further take notice that action, un-
der section 85, must be commenced before
the issuance of such Certificate of Improve-
ments.

Dated this 18th day of September,
1819.

 

miles from

A.D

L. C. EBY

BUILDER AND
CONTRACTOR

 

 

Alterations and Repairs
Plans and Estimates furnished

Phone Green 450

 

 

FOR aro WORK

Geo. Waddell |

336 2nd Ave.

Phones .
BLACK 367 —. GREEN 394

Save Money in Lamps.

 

 

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meetings,

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“sundays at 7:30 Pp. mm.

LAND ACT

ENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRIC
COAST, RANGE 4

 

 

AKE NOTICE that

an Fails, B. C., occupation logge

Mark Smaby,

il uesdays

8 p.!
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is to apply for permission to lease the |

wing described lands:
sumencing at & posi
t end of a small bay on the
re of Swindle Isiand, and directly
Reefs;
south 40 chains; thene we
thence north 40 chains to po
nencement, and containing 160

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MARK
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SMABY

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July_ 24th. “ v
‘ AND DISTRICT
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OF a
that Emma

ecupation marriec
intends w appiy f permissi
the following described lands
mnencing at a post planted
end of a small island on the
f Choked Passage,
|, thence south 40 chains, thence
ains, thence north 40 chains, t

‘KE notice

Falls, B. ¢

iO chains to point of commencement

ontaining 160 acres, more
EMMA ©. SMABY
By Mark Smaby,
September 4th. 1919

or

thence east 40 chains

Smaby

west of Hunt

Agent

planted at the |

south
north

 

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Try Our

lce Cream

and

HOME - MADE

CANDY

Ice Cream Wholesale
Retail. Iee Cream Bricks
Always in Stock.

We Keep Nothing But the

Best.

Mr. and Mre. Christopher

Third Avenue, opposite
Second Street.

JamesF.Marten

and

 

SIGNWRITING
PAINTING
DECORATING

Phones 544 and Black 507
P.O. Box 514
Workshop: 329 Third Avenue

 

 

 

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.60 per day and up.

FIRST-CLASS CAFE
A La Carte.

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Hotel Prince Rupert

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We Sell : : Coal
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NOW OPEN

P.R.CAFE

a Tom in Toes

 

Second Avenue,

Near Empress Theatre

 

 

POOLS OLDE ELL OPCOTOOTIOTE

EH. SHOCKLEY

GENERAL Comrnncres
Office and Sho;

Sash,

all interior |

ways

Agent for J

hardwood

Estimat«

REPAIR WORK U NDERTAKE|
Phone Green 269

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door

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Seven-r« house with
bath and fi pase ment.
gt e. W

Newly painted

$2875. 00

Very

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DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND
523 T! Ave

’ lasonacnnecereroeereeerete—

TOM LEE C0.

840 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

 

yea and
General Contracto! ane
Labor Exchangs
r C
Prince Rupert B. r
Phone 547 p, 0, Box 72

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The Gurvich

Transfer
Transret

548

e Green
Phon “praet St

P.O, Box 102 Office

ISTRY

‘DENTISTRE

 

The “Cartland” rant” Boarding Hus

 

 

416 Sixth Avenue East
Near Drydock

Board by Month or Week, Phone Red 245

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OFFICE HU ee 50
Bam. to 12) 1:30 9. ™
pA. J. %. BROWN
penTieT it
Office: Bmitn Biock Third
Phone