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Buildings are getting older and chimneys less
Winter fires are being started.
risk is increasing as winter approaches.

secure,

value of buildings is high

as the cost of lumber and labor goes up. Insurance

rates have not advanced.
lower than former!
think this is a g

surance? We write it.

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real

Insurance

 

in this town.
time to fully cover the value
of your building, furniture or stock with in-

he fire
The
and steadily mounting

ey are materially
Do you not

Estate Bonds

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co.

LIMITED

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds

Several

section, making fees

Found ry

Castings in tron, Bress,

Reasonable Prices.

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industrial Plants,

Solicited.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

boats can te docked together on one smai/
light.
materisis is being laid in.

in wood or steel.

Large stock of repair

Work

Bronze, Etc., made at

Mines, Mills and Canneries

 

THE DAILY NEWS

Watch this space
for special cut

rate prices on

Groceries

in tomorrow's
issue

PHONES 211, 212

Aupert Table Supply Co,

 

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Local News Notes

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Pianos correctly tuned, G, ©,
Walker Phone Blue 389. tf
Kkvie ( Cameron, of Stewart

arrived in the city yesterday,
. - ‘ .
Registered at the Hotel Prince
Rupert is R, W. Keith of Hyder

. .
J. Meron, of Kwinitsa, is in the
city.

* - .
The Prineess Mary is due to
arrive from the south on Thirs

day afternoon bound for Alaskan

points.

irre

The ladies of the Anglican
Chureh will hold a Hallowe'en
Social in the church hall on Wed.
October 29. 245

nesday,

 

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Public

Saivation Army.
meetings,

Sundays at 7:30 p. m.

 

Tuesdays,
ihursdeys and Saturdays at 8 p.

See the classified ads. on page

 

 

 

oon

 

M.M.Stephens

 

 

Stewart on Saturday, leaves f: 1
Anyox tomorrow night.

J. E. Monroe, who arrived fro 1

 

 

FOR SALE

well appointed apart- |
ment house consisting of two

five - roomed modern flats,
with excellent harbor view,
Borden Street, rents for 870 3)
per month— ;

Price $5,500, Terms.

 

M. M. Stephens

REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE 3.

 

 

 

; Chilli ConUarne
and Hot Tomales

 

at the

CHILLI PARLOUR

Delivery Service Extra
Phone 557

 

 

 

 

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Anyone

 

 

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For all Household Furniture
Notary Public Conveyancer 3) telephone 123—Barrie's Furniture]
ro House. if

     
  

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‘Humdraia Brown’

 
 

Billy West

fe WE ute
“THE CHIEF COOK”
Two-part Comedy
and
Pathe British-Canadian Gazette

    
       
 

 

   

Two Shows - 7.15 and 9
‘omission 15 and 30 cents

WESTHOLME

__._TONIGHT
Special! Production

Sins of Ambition
All Star Cast

Seven Parts
One ree! Clov-r Comedy and
Gaumont C azette

‘Admission, 35¢ and 15¢
fwo Shows, 7:15 and @.

 
      

 

      
     
       

 

    
 

 

       
  

835 Second Ave. :

‘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
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

 

 

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may shop
I} Anuwhere

He or she likes. But all
the same it sometimes
makes a difference where
you go.

We have thought and
worked to accurately sup-
ply your wants at every
point of the jewelry busi

 

 

= hess,
From collar buttons to
diamonds we strive to

make our store perfect,
fiis is our invitation to
you to see It. We do not
ask that you buy auything.
You'll find pleasure in just
seeing; and we in showing

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler
The Store of Worth and
Beauty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

  
 

For Sale

5-Room steam heated modern house
near drydock, $2,500, Term®.

4-Koom house, 7th Avenue, Section
5, $1,760, Terms.

i-Room house on Fifth Avenue in
section 5, $1,600, Terme.

2 Lots, 6th. Avenue, Section 5
$660 each, Terms.

2 Lots, 6th Avenue, Section 7, near
drydock, $360 each, Terme.

Lot 25, Block 29, Section 5, $200
Cash say

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

e Agents
Phone 11 - 3rd Avenue

Insurance Real Estate
Hentals.

 
       
           
       
     

 

      
          

year. Failure to make ————_
or same will te as for-
feiture. Title cannot obtained in
less 5 years, and im

may ; condi inelude
pees of stumpage.

by A be

conditi u construction of a a

to of one-half ef cost of

road, not exceeding half of purchase

PRE-EMPTORS’ FREE GRAN
AcT. we

The
include

ing with His Majests”
-s within which the pete or

for

m for one year from

such poseen,
— he conclusion of the present

. vi

. aun privilege is also made re-
No fees reiati

due i payable

emptions record

Tax

deceased pre-emptor may

title under this is

as formerly, until

ter t
This

al persons Aine, nlarsed to

ext
death of

to pre-emptions are
soldiers
after Sone 22, Rs

es are remitted for five years.

Provision for return of moi

4, 1914, on account of paymen

crued, due and been paid since oe.
ts, Tose

oF taxes on so)

Interest on agreements to

town cr cit
Allied F
direct or indirect,

liet

orees, or dependents,

ment to March %% 1920.

diers’ pre-emptions.

y lots held by members of

remitted trons en-

SUB-PURCNASERS OF
LANDS. enown ©

Proviston
Crown
Crown

made for

anda,

eereneee. involving forfeiture, on

ment of conditions of pure
terest and taxes. Se

ers

cel,

be
wi

Grasing Act

Co nas claim whole of orig
Qurehase price due and taxes
Mistributet proportionately

iss
ants to oub-purchasene of

acquirin r
+ purchasers who fatled eo ents from

of

complete

ful-

ap ase, in-
Where sub-purchas
nal

par-
over

oe area. Applications '
made by May 1, 20 ——

GRAZING.
1919, for

development of livestock tndustry

vides for srazging distric pro-
adoiinisiration under re
Annus! grazing permits issued based
on numbers rar ged: pric rity for estab-
Mehed owners. Stock-owners

form Associations for range =
— ree, or partially free

‘or set campers or :

to ten = w

\ building permit issued
yesterday to A. M. Davies for a
1% storey frame dwelling on
Sixth Avenue East, value $2,940

Che is to be built between

was

house

ilays Oove Circle and Eberts 8St
. J .

The govermment light house

ender Leebro was in port this

morning. She had a big cargo of
oal for the Digby Island marin:
station and also had supplies and

terial for the Triple Island
ehit-house which is now unde:
onstruction by J. HH. Hilditeh.

ome of the building material was
vmaded at this port

YMANEY ARRIVES AND
BRINGS FIRST CATCH

The Omaney, Captain C. John

on, arrived with 30,000 pounds
f fish for today’s exchange. This

the first trip of the Ommaney
his far south this‘year. She has

een fishing on the Yakatat banks
ind has been taking her catches
nto Seward and Sitka, but
bringing them here the
f the winter The Omaney is
of the larger fish boats, her
‘apacity being about 76,000 Ibs

will
rest

ne

HAZEUTON

Randall,
Nurses’

Mi Helen registrar
f the Trained Associa
on, visited the Hazelton Hospital
st week and expressed herself as
eme well pleased with the ac-
mmodation for nurses and the
juipment of the hospital.

. >. .
Gus Martinson is planning a
eal hunting expedition to Hud
ons Bay this winter. He left on

Vednesday for Winnipeg with his

uns, skis and other trappings.
* .

Mrs. Chappelle entertained at
ridge on Wednesday afternoon
he prizes were won by Mrs. W
harp and Miss Hogan and the
ooby was won by Mrs. Enrersor
J. D. Galloway left on Wednes
day for the Cariboo country. He

will examine miming properties

1 the Willow River, Quesnel and

Prince George districts.
* .

The Women's Auxiliary of St
Peter's Church elected the follow
ing officers for the year at their
meeting last Tuesday: Hon. Pres
Mrs. Dungate; Hon. Vice-Pres
Mrs, Sealy; Secretary, Miss Smith;
Treasurer, CC. Goddard; Leaflet
Distributor, Miss Cunningham
There is a full program arranged
for winter's activities,

. * .

Leeal athletes are becoming en-

thusiastic for the’ prospects of

hockey here this winter, Ther
will be good teams lined up as
soon’ as the ice is ready, A num

ber of real lively games will be

played with other towns in the
district.
Spirella Corsetiere. Phen

Black 257.

 

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

 

Launch Alice B.

 

Picnic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

SAVE YOUR SIGHT

-

YESIGHT The most valuable of
all the senses is the most

neglected and the least understood
Many suffer from ills, which, upon
examination, can be traced directly
to defective eyesight.

 

 

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For Comfort, Courtesy~

and Service
go to

The SAVOY HOTEL

F. T. Powness
MANAGER

Phone 3? P.O. Box 1704

 

 

HE removal of the cause’ will

often restore the delicate and
run-down sufferer to robust health.
When glasses are properly preserib
ed, they restore the vision to nor
mal and eliminate all eye strain.

Fred Joudry
\Practical Optometrist
Third Ave. Prince Rupert
Opposite Post Office

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You musi appear

 

naturally £racefyl”

No longer is the obviously cor-
seted figure smart; the corset
must not be evident in the
finished silhouette. Not eas,
to attain unless you place your
self in the hands of a corseticye
with athorough understanding
of this elusive mode.

from the matron of larger pro-
portions to the girl of slen:
figure,

(jossard

The Original-Unequalled
Front La ing ( orseds

 

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will give ideal proportions w it
restraint, and the most crit
be able to trace your pracef
the skill of Gossard artistry.

Our stock is complete, and yo

Gossard for as little as $

+, OO,

You may be assured that our specializ
service has anticipated your every nee

 

 

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Be Prepared!

 

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOE

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL z..

The Practical Shoemen

FIT, STYLE AND QUALIT

 

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. 5
Grandview Hotel ;; |
FIRST AVENUE
Now Open
Rooms by Week or Month ae
Phone 577 Board by

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Corner of Third Avenue and

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Phone 357

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416 Sixth Avenue East
Near Drydock

Week. Phone Rei
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O0oK Ce
O SHE wet and cold weather 's her
© m py now and the Winter aoe
O foes a demand is now on. Wes ;
© GevSe) ready to serve you with ol!
full range of every kine 5
© footgear, in boots and shoes and ag OH
) in legther, rubber and felt. We oe
everything that women and children nee® |
© — Our LECKIE high boots for boys and
< girls are guaranteed to keep te Pe
OC eet dry, and they are guaranl “ have
5 wear any shoe in existence. | rs for
~ also a fine range of felt slipper a
 jadies. They are in nice shades of 1% Q
. . av vr and black. }
pink, blue, old rose, lavender 4 0 |
to serve YOU > |

We will be very glad
Call and see us.

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Ltd.
‘ixth Street

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