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G. H. Arnold

Notary Public

For Rent

6 room House, with bath, im Section 6
and Furwiture for Sale

eens
H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance

Real Estate

Bonds

 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Hock & Engineering Co.

LIMITED

Vessels of any size Docked

 

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

Several

section, making fees

boats can te docked together on one smaili

Large stock of repair

materisis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boi! ‘er Work of all kinds

 

Business of Industrial Plants, | Mines, Mills and Canneéries
Solicited.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

 

 

 

M.M.Stephens

Hotary Public Coaveyancet

FOR SALE

New Dwelling, plastered
painted, and complete with
bath, range, boiler, etc, ready
for occupation, on Eighth
Avenne between Seal Cove
and drydock, near school.

PRICE $2,500.00, TERMS.

Lot 10, Block 49, Sectior
7, Eighth and Seal Cove
Avenues, A Dandy, $300.00
Bagn.

M. M. Stepheiis

Real Estale insurance Financial Agen’

 

 

to be

October 23,

 

 

 

 

ChittiConCarne
and Hot Tomales

 

at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

Delivery Service Extra
Phone 557° ~/

 

 

 

 

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Anyone
May shop
Anywhere

she likes. #us all
sometimes *

lie or
the same it
makes a difference where

thought and

you go, -
We have

worked to accurately sup-
| ’ wants at every

ply your
point of the jewelry busi
hess
Vrom collar buttons to
diamonds we strive to
make our store perfect.
This is our invitation to
you to see il, We do not
ask that you buy anything,
You'll find pleasure in just
seeing; and we in showing

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler

The Store of Worth and
Beauty

 

 

 

NOTICE

Take notice that 1 require

bills owing me to be paid on or
before October 31,
I wish all accounts owing by me
presented to me for pay-
ment before said date.

H. E, MYERS.
1919.

Spirella Corsetiere.

~ PUBL
ANNOUNCEMENT!

rhe Mussallem Grocery
Co., Ltd., (Economy Store
Wish to inform the public
thet they have purehased
the whole of the stock and
fixtures of S. Mussallem &
(o., Lid., from the assignees
and from now on will run
that business in conjunction
with their own.

Black 257.

Old customers of 8. Mus-
sallem & Co., Ltd., are here-
with invited to continue
trading with us and we can
assure them of lowest prices,
hest quality and prompt
service,

Giive us a call, or

PHONE 18 or 36
Mussallem Grocery

Co., Ltd.
Economy Store

417-419-423 Fifth Ave., E.

 

DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

‘ DR. BAYNE

Ofeg Hours-Morning 9 to 12;
rnoon, 1.30 to 5.80; Satur-
d-y, 9 ta 12 only. Evenin
Tuesday, Wednesday and .

day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

1919, and that

250

Phe 1e

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

coal Alice B.

Pienic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

 

 

 

ROEDERER OL OT ORL OS Cr

*

 

THE BABLY NEWS

 

Monday Special

Mexican

Beans

4 lbs. for 25c

 

Rupert Table Supply Co

RHONES 211, 212

 

“BAL POUDRE” WAS
HELD LAST NIGHT

Smart Dance Given at K. of P.
Hall Was One of “Peppiest”
Yet.

Jazz! They all agreed that it
was. Last evening in the K. of P
hall several of the city’s smart

set gathered for a “bal poudre
indeed of the
fittle affairs ever held
THis morning in-
stead of that grdpgy feeling that
generally prevails after a night'=

and it was one
peppiest”

in this, city.

dancing the pagticipants wete
full of life and Happy thoughts
of the night before and they were
certainly fact
thev’e all wondering they
will be able to
“jazz” dance.
All the

with

dress.

enthusiastic. In
when

have another

evening guests ap-
powdered hair and
Even the gentle-

bows on thei

peared
evening
men had white
slippers. Classy it was. Gray’
orchestra supplied the music arn
special comment was niade on its

excellence. “Brownie” was ther«
with his drums and traps anc
effectively put life into things

An excellent repast was served a
midnight and the guests made
theirn way regretfully home at 2:

45. Nobody is given’ especial

credit for the success of the affair
as everybody was out for a goo
time and got it.

Dan MeDonald is in the Genera!
Hospital suffering from injuries
to his foot sustained at the loca!
shipyards.

> >. *

R. E, Allen left for up-river or

this morning's train.
. . ’

The Prince Rupeft, being s«
late, the train pulled out on tine
this morning for the east.

* > -

W. H. Derry was an up-rive:

pasbenger this morning.

 

The International Bible Stu-
dents Association will hold a ser-
vice tomorrow, Sunday, in the K
of P. hall at 7:30 p.m. standard
time. A hearty welcome is. ex-
tended to all.
Good heavy ‘Renee bine only—
50e¢ per pair.—Wallace's. i8

: EMPRESS ::

TONIGHT ONLY

HALE HAMILTON

‘Johnny on the Spot’

‘ iZtn Episode
The Great Houdini in
‘‘The Master Mystery”’

also ~—

Ford Fducational Reel

 

Two Shows - 7.16 and 9
‘admission 15 and 30 cents

WESTHOLME

_TONIGHT ONLY _
Bryant Washburn

A Very gun 1 Young Man

FATTY ARBUCKLE

on i a

“The Cook’‘

His Latest Success
Admission, 35c and 15c
Two Shows, 7:15 and 9.
MONDAY NIGHT

Fisher's Folly Girls

Sixteen in Company

Direet (10m long engagement in Seattle

Admission 50c, 75, $1.00 & $1.25
War Tax Extra,

 

 

 

 

} Local News Notes i

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Om me mer eres es mee

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Pianos correctly tuned a. ¢

Walker Phone Blue 389. tf
* > >

County Court will be held be

fore his honor Judge Young on

November 5,

> .

will leave govern-
ment wharf for Stewart and way
points Monday morning. it

Live Nora”

WwW. ¢. Tanner, of Kelly Douglas
Co., returned from a business trip
to Stewart this morning.

>. . .

4 new motor delivery car ap-
peared on the city streets yester-
day. The machine belongs to
Brackman & Ker and the body
was built by Jas. Hunter over a

Ford chassis.
. . .

Stewart arrivals by the Prince
Albert, which arnived at 5 o'clock
this morning, included the fol-
lowing: Hugh MeGuire, P. Benson
P. Keys, G. E. Irwin and Mrs. H
H. Tanner.

* . *

According to word received in
the city there have been inter
mittent falls of snow at Telkwa
and vicinity lately and the last
few days have been unusually cold
for this early in the season.

> . .
Ek. M. Haynes, assistant post-
office inspector, arrived from

Stewart this morning and is leav-
ing on the Prince Albert for Mas-
sett and north Queen Charlotte
points this evening.

. . .

A meeting of members of th:
Federated Labor Party and in-
tending members will be held in
the 0. B. U. Hall, corner of Sixth
Avenue and Fulton Street, Sunday

evening, October 26, at 8 o'clock
* . ,

* R. J. MeDonnell, of Hyder, ar-
rived in the city this morning.
He left again on the train for
New Hazelton where he formerly
conducted the Northern Hotel. H«
will return to Hyder in a few days

. * .

No definite plans and specifica-
tions have been received for the
proposed new bridge across
Morse Creek to Section 2. These
are now at the Grand Trunk engi-
neering offices at Winnipeg being
prepared.

> > >

The most satisfactory feature
about the reopening of my studio
is the way in which requests are
coming in for reprints of old
negatives. A customer will not
réorder unless his first order was
satisfactory. I have over
négatives on “file. Re - orders
promptly filled. Write or call

T. J. DAVIDSON, The Peerless
Studio, Suite 22, Alder Block. P
0. box 22, 249

> > >

The city police made a round
of the local bakeries yestenday
afternoon and found that all the
loaves they weighed were from
i to 7 ounces short weight for
every four loaves. The by-law
governing bread weights reads
that short weight of 1 once or
more pen pound is open to prose-

cution. Proceedings t6 this end
are, therefore, being instituted
agains: the bakeries.

Alex. Monroe, chief engineer of
the Prince Rupert, is spending a
holiday in Scotland. Diring his
absence to the old country R.
Knox, chief of the Albert, is chief
on the Rupert. Mr. Davis, second
engineer of the Albert, is acting
chief on that boat. Mr. Cameron
formerly second engineer of the
Prince, Rupert, is chief on the
Lorné, and Wm. BaWNlie is second
on the Prince Rupert, Mr. Coch-
rane is chief on the George.

For, all Household. Furniture
telephone 123—Barrie's Furniture

House. if
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OAVE YOUR SIGHT

 

YESIGHT—-The most valuable of

all the senses--is the most

, Meglected and the least understood.
Many suffer from ills, which, upon

examination, cap be traced direcily
to defective eyesight,

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
PPractical Optometrist

 

 

Third Ave. - - Prince Rupert
Opposite Post Office

5.000

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naturally graceful”

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

  
  
      
     
  

From the matron of larger pro-
portions to the girl of slender

figure,
Corsets

(jossard

The Original-Unequalled
Front Lacing Corsets

 

 

 

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will give ideal proportions without any feeli ing of
restraint, and the most critical observer wil] no
be able to traee your gracefulness and charm :
the skill of Gossard artistry.

,

Our stock is complete. and you can buy a genuipe
Gossard for as little as $4.00.

You may be assured that our specialized corse
service has anticipated your every need.

H. 5. WALLACE so LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

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SCHOO! DAYS

Be Powel ~ ARE HERE:

Outfit Your Boys and Girls with

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES

 
 

 

 

 

  
    
 
   
   

 

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

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Jack
morning's
trip in the east.

 

Ratchford left on this
train for a_ holiday

See the classified ads. on page
five.

 

 

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Among the passengers on mei
train this morning was Douglas

NOTICE
Sutherland who is making a busi- —-

ness trip. pee ae The GRAND TRUNK

*eepeeeerv eeaeeee eee Pacific Railway

 

* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *.

cee ee eeeveeeceeanane
LOST on October 24 bunch of 8 | announces t that effective
or 10 keys, including 2 Yales| OcTOBER
and P. ©. box key. Findet SUNDAY, ZoTH VU‘
please leave at Daily News of~| at 2 a.m.
fice. Reward, 251
| they wi ill re vert LO

 

STANDARD TIME

for the operation of al
Trains.

Auction Sale

Household Furniture F

 

 

For Sale

SNAP For Goies one
Block 43

 

Wednesday, ot 29

) Ae A |

At the ealidence ‘of
J. A. Thompson, Esq.
Seal Cove

Take Bus to Emmanuel Street.
at 1.30 p.m. from city
Favoured with instructions, | will offer
the contents of this well appointed
residence at Public Auction, including
Sitting Room, Dining Room, Breakfast
Room, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture
and

A Splendid Williams New Scale PIANO

   
  
  
 
   
  
   
    

team heat + modern

x. $2,500, Term*

avenue, section

5-Room
wear dryd

4-Room
5, $1,760, Terme

{-Reom house we *
ection $1,600, Terms.

avenue

Starts

ion
Sec

@ Lot th Avenur
ees each, Terme

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

agents
31 d avenue

Phone 1!
Insurance
Rentals

state

 
 

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