G. H. Arnold

 

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

      
     
     

Notary Public

 

    

Insurance

boats

making

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H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

keal Estate

 

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M.M.Stephens

Notary Public Cenveyancer

FOR SALE

A well
nee consisting of two

appointed apart-
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fais

five _roomed modern

harbor view

rents for #70

with excellent

Borden Street
per menth-

Price $5,500, Terms.

 

 

M. M. Stephens

REAL EST ATE, LOANS, INSURANCE

 

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CnittiConlarne
and and Hot Tomales

at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

 

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Phone 557

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Anywhere

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the sult it sometimes
makes a difference where
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From collar butions to
diamonds we atrive Ww
make our store perfect
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lo see it We do not
ask that you buy anything,
You'll find pleasure in just
seeing; and we in showing

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler

of Worth and
Beauty.

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thought and
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Large stock of repair

Machine and Boiler Work of aii kinds

Business of Industrial Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries
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Solicited.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

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3 PETE HERMANN STILL

IS BANTAM CHAMPIC

 

Newark, et. us 48 Pete Her-
mann of New UOriears., world’s}
bantamweight champion had
little trouble outpointing Harola
Farese of New Orleans in an eig
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Mrs. L. Kendrick gavs her
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eating. He's “finiky,” she say s.
He wouldn't have canned miik

1 the. house—if he knew it.

But when she made some bot
with Pacific Milk

Sunday morning he spoke about
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Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co,

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

can te docked together on
light.
materisis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

Castings in tron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at
Reasonable Prices.

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100 Boxes
Choice

Wealthy
APPLES

Unwrapped, 4 Ibs. tor 25c
Per Box, wae 00

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PHONES 211, 212

 

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| Another big freight steamer, one
1} Loca! News Notes of the Vaneouver built boats, is
| me et is ae et rn ec ex] ted here before idneg. By an
| Ladies’ gaijers just arrived wn neement in ‘a Vancouver
Family Shoe Store tf} paper, the War Chariot has
FS eon made her ‘port trials very satis
rectly tuned. G. CU.) factorily and before leaving
'Walke Phone Blue 389. tilher first voyage will load lumber
| 2 qt Vancouver and finish her cargo
he ry Chapter 1.0.) Qi4) aeroplage spruce from
ou ho their monthly Prince Rupert.
lin eting in jhe oils hall on Weds is
| ne weekday. October 15. at 4 o'clock
Tf POOLROOM RAIDED
‘a Cartet manager of
atte a on Sunder night and will :
spend the winter at his home at rhree drunks were arraigned
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; Vax Bay. a ‘ = hefore Magistrate MecMordie in
the police ourt this 1 -
Littl ge Burr, daughter of a rs 8 : art thi adet an
olin “istianse as e .
| Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Burr of Seventh , meIPURP ere. WS oo.
doliars; §. Hayashi was fined #10
Avenue, is a k home again after 7 :
} and $2 costs, while the old offen-
wing operated upon in the Gen- , ; >
} ler, Pat Casey, wae fined $15 and
feral Héspital. The little one has
. *2? costs om 30 days’ hard labor,
nade good progress and is now mw
. The Hub Poolroom was raided
much better.

 

TWELVE AVIATORS

CROSS CONTINENT
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| (Special via 0. T.P . vetidraoes
New York, Oct. 14.—Twelve out
lof the sixty-three aviators in the
jtranscontinental air Derby have
|completed the first half of the
race, seven having barided at San
Francisco. and five at the easie:n
fend, Mineola fe. Nineteer
istarters are out of the race, eight
ng erashed.
San Francise Oct. 14 Lieut
la rd is the only pilot who will
permitted under the rules to
|oegin the return transcontinental

p today.
afternoon.

PACIFIC NAVAL BASE

He plans to leave this

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ow nice they were. The sa:
happened with a loaf ca) 4 Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
Then she toid him why they Suva, Piji., Oct. 14..—Admiral
better than Sous |Lord Jellicoe on his arrival here
Now he insists that she was met by a fleet of sailing
all her baking with Pac ifie Milk.|canoes and welcomed by native
== ‘hiefs. In a speech he suggested
Pacific Milk Co that Suva probably would be a
* | Pacific naval base.
Limited aaaamaii
FACTORY AT LADNER, B.C. Full stock of rubbers and rub-
8) bes boots for everyone. The
~ —_ -|Family Shoe Store. tf
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DENTISTRY +
Don’t neglect your Teeth ;]
One decayed or missing tooth ; 0
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
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

F or Sale

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7th Avenue, Section

 

YESIGHT
all

The m
the senses is

st valuable of
the most
neglected and the least understood
Many suffer from ils, which, upon
examination, can be traced directly
to defective eyesight

HE removal of th
often restore the
run-down sufferer té
When glasses properly preserib
ed, they reste the vision to nor
mal and eliminate al) eye strain

will
and
Leaith

Cause

delicate
robust

T

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Fred Joudry

 

$1,760,

Room house

Terme.
on FitW Avenue

$1,600, Terms.
Avenue,
Terms.

6th Avenue, Section 7, near

$360 each, Torme.

Block 29 5

5

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section 6,

2 Lots, 6th
$660 each,

2 Lot,
drydoeck,

Low 26,
Cash

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
if 3rd Avenue

loeuranee Real Kstate
Rentals.

Section 5

mectior

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Phone

 

 

 

Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. Prince Rupert

Opposite Post Office

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

Launch Alice B.

Picnic and Fisbing Parties
Trips round. Harbor

J. MYHILL-4JONES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

c! PTAIN M'GREGOR

While out with a hunting party
yestemfay on Porcher Island, Oap-
ltain McGregor, V. C., while pack.
lis za deer down the mountain
sid ad the misfortune to stum-
bis ; lok and fall heavily.
breaking his collar bone. In the
party were Jarvis Meck eod, 7.
Cargill and W B. Kerr, also of
tthe Customs Department, and
they brought Captain McGregor

BROKE COLLAR BONE |
WHEN OUT HUNTING

to the General Hospital here with

all speed for treatment.

ANOTHER FREIGHTER
TO LOAD LUMBER
AT PRINCE RUPERT

 

last night but nothing was found
to indicate that the law was being
broken.

 

 

 

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For Women

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you find at Wallace's are
reasonable in price and
stylish in appearance.

Ze woman who wants
a good, serviceable and
stylish coat for a moderate
sum can get it here.

We have recently re-
ceived a new shipment
embodying the very latest
fashions. Some are fur
trimmed and others are
made in the popular

Silvertone Cloths in Blue.
Brown, Reindeer, etc.

 

 

Prices range from

$25.00 to $65.00

Look them over

 

 

H. S. WALLACE (C., 11D,

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

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FIRST HANGING TAKES .
PLACE IN MAYO CAMP

 

 
   
   
   
   
  

T0 CARPENTERS

members of the Carpenters

All

 

“d the
took place
Exactly who per-
deed not known.
are still suspended
from the trees, and in full sight
f the road. They are big, dark
fellows, who hang silently by the
neck as a grim reminder of the
past. The victims formerly were
illed with rye, Secoteh, bourbon,
and other brands of the tribe of
John Barleyeorn. The decree
having been passed September 1

from trees beside
The hanging
time at night.
formed the

the ‘tims

spring.
some

tm!

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manning them from their usual
rendezvous in road-houses and
hotels, some of the boys took the

     
         
            

eS nion must be present at meeting \\
Mute Record of Battle With the| Vednesday might, Cclober 16
Scotch Left by Roadside Shipwrights in the city are also ‘
’ juested to attend
in Yukon. By order of the Exeentive af News
fhe following story of a Yukon
ragedy appears in a recent num-
ber of the Dawson News under a
Mayo headline and dated Septe | NAYS
ber 20: is 4
ihe first hanging in the Mayo ré are: cag EE eg
amp took place several days ax: =: ARE E HERE
it ‘Skinners’ Rest,’ the beautiful ae ae
oadside resort beside the crystal
springs seven miles ut fror :
ie : — " Outfit Your Boys and Gir!
“Twelve victims were suspend

    
 

 

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOE

 

 

¢ Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E.R. 1 ABRUM

The Practical Shoemen ie

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

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victims out and quietly and in the
nost approved manner provided
whe number of nightcaps,
ind then proceeded to render life

the spirited outlaws complete!s
extinet.

“Phe
the

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only thing now remaining}

in vicinity of th: beautiful

pool with which the ‘weary way
farer can slake his thirst is the
kickless and vapid liquid gurgling
from the earth. No ome has yet
dared ¢rink too heavily of this
rare lidation, and siime cynical
passer-by has posted on the t

beside the twelve hanging victims
the satirical inseription, ‘Skin

ners’ Rest.’

“The perpetrators of the lynch
ing are entirely shrouded in mys
tery, but recent*arrivals at Mayo
report footprints in the vicinity
similar to these of Jack Pickering.
Jimmy Greenfield, leaae Lusk, and
a lot of other ardent dry who are

 

kaown to have done all possibl
in their tiMe to retire firewater
whieh drove the snakes out of

Ireland.”

C hildre n's "ania rs

just arrived. :
The Family Shoe

Store.
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* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY °|

Spirella

Black 257.

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POR RENT Sewing machines |
and pianos Singer, Shop, 144
Mhird Avenue, the home of the

Gerhard Heintzman piano,

 
     
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
 

 

TURNBULL’S
Pure Wool

UNDERWEA

j ADIES who know and appreciate
the eccnomy of PURE wool
UNDERWEAR select TURNBULL’ 5
It is 100 per cent. pure wool and
both Union and Canadian made.
It stands any test of wear.

We have them in both two

 

pieces and — Prices
$4.00 to $9.00

We also have some fer G's and

Misses.

Jabour Bros., Ltd.

Third Avenue