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G.H. Arnold - - Notary Public

We offer ‘

Lot 7, Block 44, Section 7

A fine level lot on Eighth Avenue, midway between
Dry Dock and Cold Storage, for

$300.00
H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

}-eal Estate Bonds

 

Insurance

  
 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Co.

LIMITED

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can te docked together on one small

making fees light. Large stock of repair
materisls is being laid in.

 

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Foundry Work

Castings in Iron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at
Reasor able Prices.

Machine aad Boiler Work of all kinds |

Business of Industrial Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries
Solicited.

ijlinoleums.

 

 

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished. | House. fi po Mm. etiendda. Seommeris |
' ” . * si ms Opened a shoe :
lissued to J. Hutchinson for the|"" Bride aoe es tr|

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leonstruction of a one - storey ; oe
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i 3 . Simpson, corner
jand MeBride, for shoe repairir <.
First class work guaranteed.

Full stock of rubbtrs and rul-
ber beets for everyone. The |
Family Shoe Store. tf

$3 EMPRESS 33
BERT LYTELL

“Faith”

M.M.Stephens

Fivancial Agent

 

 

Block 8

Section 1
Opposite Besner Apartments
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The two for

$1000 cash

Taxes adjusted to October 1, 1919

M. M. Stephens

LOANS . RENTALS - INSURANCE,

also
10th Episode

The Great HOUDINI

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THE MASTER MYSTERY

 

-7 15 and y
and 30 cents

Two Shows
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WESTHOLME

TONIGHT

 

 

 

Griffith Production

“A Romance of
Happy Valley’

Chester Outing Picture

Admission, 35c and 15c¢
Two Shows, 7:15 and ¥#.

aw-ti i 4.

Chilli ConCarne
and Hot Tomales

 

at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.
Delivery Service Extra
Phone 557

 

 

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 5.30; Satur-
day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE

Any PHONE 109 FQR APPOINTMENT

may sho) || ——==
Anywhere ||| | For Sale

m™ Steam heated modern hous«
He or she likes. but all near drydock, $2,500, Term®.
the same {& sometimes

i-Koom house, 7th Avenue,
make* a difference where ) 5, $1,760, Terms.
you #0,

i-Reoom house on Fifth Avenue in
We have thought and section 5, $1,600, Terms.
worked to accurately sup

2 Lots, 6th Section 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Avenue,

ply your wamls at every $660 _ 7 :
poimt of the jewelry buei arene
ness. 2? Lots, 6th Avenue, Section 7, near
From collar bujtons to drydock, $360 each, Termes.
diamonds we strive Ww Lot 25, Block 20, Section 5, $200
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make our store perfect, Cash

This is our invitation to
you to see it. We do not
ask that you buy anything.
You'll find pleasure in just

seeing; ahd we in showing.

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler
The Store of Worth and
Beauly.

 

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
Phone 11 ° 3rd Avenue

Insurance Real Estate
Rentals.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i tire

Fifth) frame building on Atlin Avenue

tf! will be built by Delgarno & Watts

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deer they brought home a good The Baptist Ladies Aid is giv-|
jbag of fine ducks. They proposejing a Thanksgiving Tea at the |
another hunting trip to Digby Is-|home of Mrs. E, D. Boden, 221!
land on Sunday. Sixth Avenue West on Tuesday,
- fe ine October 14, from 3 to 6. 2 I S
A number of the Naas Riveh In- . » i
dians are at present in town with Frank Dowling left for Vaneou-| xz

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Ladies’ gaitera just arrived
Family Shoe Store, tf
J, BE. Lord and “family left fo
Vancouver last night.
Pianos eorrectly tuned. G. C.
Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf first class baking

William Blackstick, of Stewart,
is at the Hotel Prince Rupert

G. Arnott left for the south on

“Onyx” shoes for ladies justi :
arrived. The Family Shoe Store.
eT A ea ed a re we found it necessary to make slight increases
sak a daeehlt cat ‘ek oceaaads in price dur: ng the war pericd, Even though
train. Magic Baking Powder miay cost 2 fow cent.
euaie P “ more than the ordinary kinds ii is sti’ ;
a ee ee, eee ae the most economical baking powd i
matic recitation at Sunday night's y
concert. market to-day when purity. strength ei 's.y-,

Embleton left for
Prince George last

Mrs. Chas.
Seattle on the

PURITY - QUALITY - ECONomy

With the increased cost of labor
materials due to war conditions,
not reasonable to suppose that a rvally

and sold at the ol
sacrifice the quality of

ing qualities ,re taken into considera‘i
Contains No Alum

     
    
  
   
   
  
   
 
  
 
 
 
   
   
 

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and
it is

owder can be made
prices. Rather than

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night. j
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New arrivals in Dorothy Dodd
shoes for ladies. The Family sos ees — a ee
: RAAT Se ES el ae oer re ae x Aes.
Shoe Store. tf . ae Hees SSE —— a = = 4 4 eS |
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Don't mi Mr. Peyton's cornet chhitdees’s gatheds teat artived.) rhe train from the east arrived vl
ta ¢ . _— ; _— ‘
solo at the Grand Concert on rhe Family Shoe Store if} promptly on time last night with
Sunday night. iat #28 a good sized passenger list. Many
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C. Pp. Reil i rat . rhe “Nora” will leave govern-|of her passengers were bound for ig
‘ . sil, v 0 operates i > » ‘
‘ , p ment wharf for Stewart and way/th® south, making connections th the G. T. Rin g
cannery on :

Langara Island, left

for Vancouver last night.

points tomorrow morning. it

\. IT, Broderick, manager of the
Union Bank of this eity,
southbound last night

Special cash prices on our ep-
stock of floor oilcloth add

: : assengel
Barrie's Furnitutel!

hk. Db. Orde, who has been spend-|!
ing a few days in the city on}
business, réturned to Vancouver |
last night.

in Seetion 2. The house which

is valued at $2,200.

Charles Balagno and Will Ed- The
munds returned from their hunt- D. FE. will hold their monthly
ing expedition yesterday after- neeting in the city hall on Wed-|
noon. They visited Pillsbury Cove nesday, October 15, at 4 o'clock. |
and though they did not get any ‘ . i

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Prince George.

See ALBERT ©& McCAFFERY
before you purchase

Anything in the Building ie

We handle RR
Prince Rupert Spruce Co.’s Lumber
. C. Mill’s Fir
Cement
Shingles

 

 

Lime Plaster
Brick Laths

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

their gasoline boats. They arejver iast night to resume his}
loading supplies of oil and pro-| studies at the University of Brit-
visions to take to upper points on/ish Golumbia. His sister, Doris
the river for the winter. Many of|is also a student at the institu-|

the Indians have been in Prince
Rupert and vicinity all summer
and are now returning to theii
homgs where they will spend the

winter trapping and hunting.

TWOPERCENT
TRUST FORMED

‘ec ©ceR eo eee eee aeaeees

CFR AEE SCRE THO e

 

visgntaatne St) EN VANCOUVER
for three men. Apply P. O. box
895. 242 Five einer i
WANTED To purchase 30.30 Vendors of Soft Drinks Bound |
carbine Winchester rifle. Munroe Themselves Together for :
Rrothers. it Mutua! Protection. i
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Vancouver, Oetober 10,—A two |
per cent trust is being formed|
here for protecting the interests!
of retailers who vend two per cent
Tem-!
lporary officers have already been |
chosen and steps taken to oppose |
1 proposed measure of the City
;Council to confine the selling of}
two per cent to bars of hotels.
Quiet pressure has been
brought to bear on the Council by
ithe hotels of the city to have the}
itrade which was theirs}

 

Week-End Specials

Provisions end
Fresh Meats

BREAKFAST Bacon, Sliced,
per lb,. LESS, ink
BREAKFAST BACON, taking

piece, Ib... — .52 1-2¢
Sucar Curep, RoLLED AND
Bonep Hams, Sliced, |b,
CooKkep Ham, lb...... ins

 

j beer and other soft drinks

     
   
     
     
       
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

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once

Pork Sausace, |b........ 25e
Stew VEAL. lb. 20 brought back. As there are hun-|
Lec VEAL, Ib. . ; dreds of vendors of soft drinks |

city outside the bars, the
action would injure a
‘great many o&the small retailers. |
li is to protect themselves against |

iin the

proposed

VEAL CUTLETS, lb. 35¢e
Lec Murray, lb..
MuTTON CuHopPs, |b,
PorK Cuops, |b.

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Stew Beer, Ib. ithis and other inroads on their}

   
         
     
   
   
   
   
     
   

Pot Roast, Ib... Qe jbusiness that the new association
SIRLOIN STEAK, |b. 40c B\ is being formed.
if Rounp Steak. Ib. 35e §, The Vancouver City Couneil is
ROASTING CuIcKENs, Ib. 50¢ jvery favorable to any of the big}
ONTARIO CHEBSE, lb... B5c Biinteres.s of the city. It is the|
IMPORTED LiIMBUKGER, Ib... 50c §|28me council that put the jitneys|

lout of bu iness in order to foster |
jthe interests of the B. G, Electric |
jRailway Co., but they have been |
asked to stay their hand in re-|
gard to two per cent legislation |
until such time as the other ven- |
dors can make themselves heard.

DiLi. PICKLES, per doz.
HEINZ SWeer Mixed Pic«k.Les
= A sili ietiin ied onli oda
QUEEN OLIVvEs in bulk, pt.

40c

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Rupert Table Supply Co.

PHONES 211, 212

 

 

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: We have a few nice gilt edged |
- |invitation cards that are different |

from the ordinary. Daily News|

Phones 41 and Red 391 3) opie. tf

For Hire by the Hour, —-—
Day or Week Many new lines in men's shoes, |

pasneibnhnestcinihinprinninndecmantasasta |
Plhom
Picnic and Fishing Parties
Tripe round Harbor

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J. MYHILL-JONES

 

Spirella
Black 257.

Corsetiere,

 

the eye quickly. See them at the!
News Job Department.
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Two-color window cards take!
POPP PIO AE LS OLDE OEE OPO PE ODS © DOCS '

8 ©. Undertakers. Phone 41.

 

    

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Be Prepared!
Outfit Your Boys and Girls with

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHO

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

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SCHOOL DAYS

ARE HERE:

 

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

TURNBULL’S

Pure Wool
UNDERWEA

j ADIES who know and appreciate

the ec-nomy of PUR: wooL

UNDERWEAR select TURNBULL’S
It is 100 per cent. pure wool and
both Union and Canadian mede.
It stands any test of wear:

We have them in both ton
pieces and combination. Prices
from

$4.00 to $9.00

a suit.

 

We also have some fer Girls and

Misses.

Jabour ‘Bros. Ltd.

Third Avenue

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