day, October 21, 1919.

 
    
      
  
  
 
     
  
  
  

ur MiATISM FOR
VER 16 YEARS

i) Return Of The Trouble
ince Taking “Frult-a-tives”

os Creren St., Monrrmean,
“pT was a great sufferer from Rhew-
atism for over (6years. Teousulted
becialists; took medicine; used
tions: but nothing did me good.
1 Tbeganto use “Fruit-a-tives’’,
iin 15 doves the pain was easier
, Kheumatism much better.
, ‘ Prutt-atives” overcame

rheumatism; and now, for five
[ have had no return of the

I cordially recommend this
t medicine to all sufferers.”’

P. H. Me HUGH,

soe a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢,
ers or sent postpaid by

 

ROYAL.

Pool Room

moved to

721 Third Ave.

Opposite
The Empress Hotel

 

IGARS SODA
Two per cent. Beer

JOHN PELLICANO

ore

 

 

 

.C. EBY

BUILDER AND

ON TELEPHONE

Advises Installation of Automatic |
System When Time Comes
To Put in New One. |

The report of the mayor re. |
garding a new telephone system
which he had been looking inte
kvhile in the south was received
by the city council last evening.
The mayor gave a verbal explana. |
tion of his report as it was not aw |
full as he would have liked owin«
to the short time he had to pre.-|
pare it. He stated that he had!
not got as far as he had wished!
with the matter and was not very |
well versed on such matters frors!
a mechanical standpoint.
However, he had taken up the |
Ynatter with various authorities
and had ascertained that practi:
cally all of them were highly in|
favor of the automatic system |
instead of the manual system. |
From the standpoint of economy, |
the use of this system would save

 

at least $8,000 per year in wages}
which would more than pay the |
interest on the capital required to
float the new system.

The mayor did not, however, |
express himself as being in favor
Hf installing a new system. He
was of the opinion that the city
could get on for some time yet by}
installing a new panel which |
would cost about six thousand|
dollars. The present tendency of |
the people was to defeat money
by-laws anyway, and it would be}
necessary to raise bonds for a
new system. He had called upon!
the Northern Electrie Co. at Van-|
Owing to the rush of
business in the west one of their
head engineers is coming to Van-
couver and the company had of-!
fered to send him to Prince Ru-
pert to report on the leeal situa. !
tion free of expense to the city, |
as he would retunn to Montreal
this way.

The report was laid on the

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CONTRACTOR

 
   
 
 
      
    
    
     
    
 
 
   
    
   

Alterations and Repairs
Plans and Estimates furnished

Phone Green 450

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FOR SALE

Sey

 

 

 

en-roomed house with
bath and finished basement.
unted. 8th Ave. W.

~ $2875.00

Very Easy Terms.

   
   
   
   
    
  
 
   
   
   
        
   
       
     
   

DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND
523 Third Ave.

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oe Brown’s

Motor Transfer and
Passenger Service

Phones 176, Black 334

SEND FOR JOE

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SSM IDOL ONO LOA LP OOOO I OEE,

he Gurvich
ransfer

Phone Green 548

p.0. Box 102 Office, Fraser St.

We: Sell : Coal

 

 

Gurneys commenced mak-
Ng stoves in 1843, Still in
the same line of business
1919, Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert,

—,

  

ON SALE at

Fred Stork’s

Hardware

XI COND AVENUE
Phone Black 114

1} time came that the police magis-

|
table.

NO SALARY RAISE FOR
POLICE MAGISTRATE

Consideration of Application by |
Col. McMordie Laid Over for |
Six Months.
|
night's council meet-|
request of Magistrate |
McMordie for a raise of salary}
Yrom $1,200 to $2,000 was laid
over for six months on the recom-
mendation of the Finance Com-
mittee.

Ald. Perry inquired the reasons
for this report and Ald. Rochester; |
explained that this. course was|
taken because Magistrate Me-|
Mordie had been in that position |
only a short time, his duties did
not take up much of his time and}
therefore did not interfere very |
‘uch with his private business,
&nd, furtherfore, the matter of an
increase to the police magistrate
had been brought up before and
had been turned down by the city
council. The Finance Committee
could not see that the circum.
stances had changed since then
but they felt that when the proper

At last
ing, the

 

 

trate’s salary would be increased.

GOVERNMENT SHOULD
ADMINISTER JUSTICE

That Was Opinion of Municipal
Convention According to
Report of Mayor.

 

 

At the Council meeting last
night, the mayor reported on the
opinion of the Municipal Conven-
tion as to the Administration of
Justice and Education in the
municipalities; The convention
was in favor of the government
taking over the entire contnol of
these branches. The appointment
of magistrates and crown counsel
was made by the government and
they also set their salaries, but
the cities had to pay them, which
was not fair to the cities.

In the matter of schools some
extra source of revenue would
have to be forthcoming before
city municipalities would be able
to administer them without going
behind,

At the-week end a hunting party
consisting of John McRae, George
Munro, A. Finnie and W. H. Mel-
liar were out on a hunting trip
to Porcher Island. They brought
home three deer.

 

 

 

 

V. Bayne, of North Vancouver,
who had been spending’ a couple
of weeks visiting his son, Dr.
Bayne, returned home on the 8un-

MAYOR REPORTS |

  
 
  

PHE DAILY NEWS

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Look

  

of the seas, which make

And

the foundation of our Em

to whether

Begin with the Boys

HE ¢lorious victories of Drake and Nelson were destined to be

pire and the guarantee of the freedom

ad the '
iment. eee

when Drake and Nelson chose the sea as their life-
work, who was there to know what would be the overwhelming conse-
quences of their decision P

Today, if you have any question in your mind as
ou should support the work of the

 

Boys’ Naval Brigades, study the matter with an
eye to the future. Get clearly in mind the
tremendous importance of Canadian products
reaching foreign markets, which can only be
assured by the building of a great Canadian
Mercantile Fleet, manned with Canadian Seamen!

cannot ma

 

 

answer.

a

ana

  

ians
Campaign Committee for the

“G

economically unsound.
Canadian lads to man our merchant fleet, we
shall be left behind in the race for export markets
—we shall have missed the greatest opportunity
for trade expansion in all history !

What will YOU do to help some Canadian boy
who is anxious to learn seamanshi
the greatest service to his country

We may build ships by the thousand, but if we
es our position is still
If we do not train

n them o

Let your contribution to the fund be a worthy
Help them by giving !

    

Province of British Columbia
Chairman — Sir Charlies Tupper
Vice-Chairman — H. T. Ravenhill

Headquarters — 203 Stobart Pease Building, Victoria, B. ©.

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Phone 98

This is the Advertising Column that |
people read when they want anything | i
wr Seinee cen ’URNETURE FOR SALE and four-
WANTED. | roomed modern flat for rent.
a Pade Apply Westenhaver Brothers.
THE 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 Bidg., Vancouver, B. ©.
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the eycle man. Second Avenue.
Near MeBride Street. Phone
Blue 421. tf

| MONEY AT 8 PER CENT on build- |
ing Loans. Apply Prince Ru- |
pert Housing Ltd. Geo. Ww.)
Nickerson, Secretary. tf

 

 

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FOR SALE —- Roller _ canaries
singers $6.50, and hens $2.00
Apply Box 8., Inverness, B.C,

FOR SALE—New Scale Williams
piano in splendid condition—J.
A. Thompson, Seal Cove, tf

WANTED—One bookkeeper, male, | poR SALB—Oliver typewriter in
and two messengers. Apply good condition, $35.00. Phone
personally to G.'T, P. Telegraph!  Biue 245, 245
Co., Third Avenue. ul a

~—————~ | FOR SALE-——Slightly used piano.

GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED for Singer Shop, 144 Third Avenue.
general housework, Good wages

 

 

 

Apply Mrs. Mobley, 303 . ae ‘TOLET

_ Avenue. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—
WANTED-—Three-roomed cottage Drexel Rooming House, tit
to rent, Apply P. O. box 178. Second Ave. The house has
een been remodelled and is now

FOR SALE
—

under new management .— Mrs,

 

 

FOR SALE—Small pleasure boat Dahistrom, proprietress. 249
0 sALE—
with new four - cycle ‘ h, p. FOR RENT
ne engine; or will trade) ——.- . > silken
mari & FOR RENT — Sewing rachines

for piano or anything of value.
Also for sale fishing and hunt-
ing boat and one 12 h, p. #as

and pianos. Singer ‘hop, 144
Third Avenue, the ho ae of the
Gerhard Heintzman ;iano. tf

 

day night boat,

 

 

engine cheap, See McGowan,

FOUND '

FOUND—Key ring with Yale and

post office box keys. Apply Daily |
News ollice.

 

 

LosT |

LOST — Black pocketbook near,
King's. Clothing Store or the
Empress Hotel, containing $47
in bills, Four $10, one $5, and)
one $2. Reward. Return to the
News office. 245

MISCELLANEOUS

 

 

 

 

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rE HL SHOCKLEY

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office and Shop Fraser St.
Sash, doors, mouldings and
all interior finish lumber al- {
ways in stock.
Agent for J. Fyfe Smith's |
hardwood. ,
Estimates Given.

REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN |
Phone Green

 

 

THE NORTON—The place for a

shampoo. Hairdressing. Scalp
treatment. 210 Fourth Street.
Open 10 a.m, or by appoint-

ment. Phone 493. tf

 

For Dressmaking and plain sew-

ing — M. A, Dewburst, Phone
112.

50

CORSETS MADE TO MEASURE
Mrs. Director, phone Blue 92

 

 

JamesF. Marten

SIGNWRITING
PAINTING
DECORATING

Phones 544 and Black 507
P.O. Box 614
Workshop: 329 Second Avenne

 

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TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

 

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail
General Contractors and
Labor Exchange.

Prince Rupert, B.C,
Phone 547 — P.O. Box 725

 

 

 

Hotel Prince Rupert

 

 

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