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For Sale

Section Six.

we are offering it is very moderate.

 

to ask us about these lots.

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H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance Real Estate

 

G.H. Arnold -_- Notary Public

A fine level Double Corner on Fifth Avenue,
This is one of the most desirable |,
residential sites in the City, and the me at which . ||

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thinking of building it would be worth your while

THE DARL

 

 

BOPP ODEO OD ELE OPI ODtEODOE

Just Arrived

Choice Cucumbers
Fresh Tomatoes
Head Lettuce

Sweet Potatovs
Jerusalem Artichokes
Caulifilowers

Crisp Celery

Comb Honey

Winter Pears
Emperor Grapes -

LOWEST PRICES

ou are

Rupert Table Supply Co.

Bonds

 

Prince Rupert Ory Vock & Engineering Co, -——

LIMITED

Vessels of any size Docked ©

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

Several boats can te docked together on one small
stock of repair

making fees light. Large

section,
materisis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Reaso;\able Prices.

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industrial Pl: ats, Mines, Mills and Canneries

 

Solicited.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

Phones 211, 212

 

 

 

 

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Local News Notes

Sheets——-72 x 90.

per pair.—Wallace’s, 20
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len days special sale of hats
and coats——Jabour Brothers. 55
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. &. Jack of Stewart arrived
from Stewart Tues@ay night. «

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Save money on sheets. Full size
$3.75 per pair—Special.—Wal
lace’s.
Beautiful dresses and scenes of
smart society in “Cohen at Monte
‘arlo,” Westholme tonight.

. . .

A special meeting of the Cen-
tral Labor Council O. B. U. will
be held in the O. B. U. hall, Sixth
Avenue and Fulton 8t., on Thurs-
day, October 30, at 8 p.m. Im-

 

 

Pianos correctly t

 

belonging to A.
completely destnoyed
New Dwelling, plastered
painted, and complete with
bath, range, boiler, ete, ready Ns wall paper, and
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dent that the owner h
when going to work.

 

for occupation, on Eighth mlane.
Avenue between Seal Cove Market Square.
and drydock, near school.

PRICE $2,500.00, TERMS.

        
     
      
     
     
     
   

 

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate Insurance Financial Agent

SNAP For Quick Sale
Block 43, Section 8

neer drydock, $2,500,

7th Ave
Terme.

{-fhoom house,

5, $1,750,

 

 

 

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DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Tceth

2 Lwis, 6th
$650 each,

Avenue,
Terms.

n”
Walker. Phone Blue
M.M.Stephens Our new dancing pumps corie

with the high thin French heel

Budenich, ws

morning at 9 o'clock.

5-Hoom steam heated modern house

“nue,

4-Room house on Fifth Avenue tn
“ection 5, $1,600, Terms.

~ | portant business to be considered.
All O. B. UU. members cordial'y

invited. 253

uned. G. «,
389. tf

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REMEMBER the Hospital Hal-
owe’en dance in St. Andrew's hal

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Notary Public Conveyance! greatly admired—Wallace's. i} tomorrow, Friday, night. A sur-
— : —_ th Sia a puise awaits those who attend
A small three-roomed house,

Buy your tickets now and be as-

sured of a good time. Tickets al

all drug stores or from members

of the Auxiliary. it
.

by fire ths
It Is @\ i.
ad left a fire
This caug
caused Lie

Special—Silk poplins $1.75 per
yard at Wallace's. 254

The house was located on em

 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown ap-
peared in the police court this
morning charged with being drunt

Lot 10. Block 49. Sectior = and paid ten dollars each for
7, Eighth and Seal Cove Or. a e their jamboree. As a sequel o/
Avenues, A Dandy, $300.0¢ this Wm. Brown, formerly given
CASH. ” 30 days for vagrancy, and his

partner, O. Donald, were charged
with supplying extracts. They
asked for adjournment til! tomor-
row to get legal advice and were
granted it.

Lots 5 and 6
$100 CASH.

Terms.

Section

Spirella Coreetiere, Phen
Block 257.

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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

 

     
     
       
 

Agents

Phone 11 >
Insurance

Rentals.

 

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of
Ladies’ Coats :
and Hats

JABOUR BROS.

td.
Corner of Third Avenue and

Sixth Street

 

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

3rd Avenue.
Real Estate

GREAT SA

 

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os EMPRESS +

“MAE MURRAY

“The Scarlet Shadow”

6 Parts
14th Episode, ‘A Fight for Millions’
and Universal Screen Telegram

Two Shows - 7.15 and 9
Admission 15 and 30 cents

 

 

 

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For the next ten days we will
offer our entire stock of LADIES’
COATS and HATS at prices re-
duced to please every buyer.
Ladies will be delighted with
our vast display of HIGH
QUALITY GOODS.

We are showing HATS in the
very latest styles and models.
Our COATS are made of the
best English and Seotch cloths.
And all are going at bargain
prices.

HATS at cost is a guarantee
of value for your money.

We invite you to call at our
Store, when a look over our
stock will assure you of goodly
bargains.

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NEWS

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CAPITAL AND LABOR
DISCUSSED BY COL. MoMORDIE

.Uontiuued From Page One.

of what they honestly believed to

be theirs, and they could see little
hope of bettering their condition.
As a result many of them believed
the golden promises of the alien
and home born agitators and per-
mitted themselves to be enticed
into paths which lead to revolu-
tion and anarchy.
Labor’s Demands.

the speaker went on to say that
the demands of labor were many-
and varied. Generally speaking
they asked that the wages should
be sufficient for him to maintain
his family in comfort, that his
hours of labor should always leave
him sufficient time for reasonable
amusement, recreation and the
betterment of his mind, in addi-
tion to the hours of
rest. The legal day in this coun-
try is now one of eight hours and
it is penerally accepted as being
fair, but the possibility of its be
ing shortened at some future

necessary

time should always be kept in
mind. At present that did not
appear possible, as there is a

shortage of production.

Other suggestions for the bet-
terment of labom were made by
Col. MeMordie in:

Old age pensions.

Out of work insurance.

Maternity bonuses,

Strike prevention. :

In reward to the last mentioned
of these it was well known that
while everyone suffered in case of
1 strike, the one that suffered
most was the poor and the weak
The feeling was becoming gen-
eral that strikes were not the
best means of settling disputes
between capital and labor. Dis-
putes should be submitted to
tribunes of trained experts and
heir decision should be final and
binding on both parties to the
contract.

Get Together.

In the past, said the speaker,
labor had been the under dog.
He looked for a time within the
next thirty years when more
nearly ideal conditions would ob-
tain. The personal element coul:
not be eliminated from dealings
between capital and labor. Km-
ployer and employee must learn
to kndWw each other better. te
vivised that labor turn to the
ballot box as the best means of
righting any wrongs as being the
fegitimate method rather than ivy
trying to gain political ~ ends
through the general strike, as in
the latter case the cause of labor
would sureTy suffer.

All returned men who are de-
sirous of taking up a commercial
course during the winter months
are requested to submit their
names to D, 8. Cameron, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Great War
Veterans’ Association. 258

Poplin Silks—all colors at Wal-
lace’s—-$1.75 per yard—Special.

 

Saivation Army.

 

Pubbhe tTheetings Tuesdarve
Thurslays and Saturdays at & p.

G&. Sundays at 7:29 p. mm,

 

B. C. Undertakers. Phone 4y
Se SRE EERE BH Ee

TO SUBSCRIBERS

 

 

Subscribers to The News
are asked to pay the
livery boys each month
when they call, except
where payment has been
made for the year in ad-
vame. The boys when
collecting carry official re-
ceipts which should al-
Ways be preserved.

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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,

[x eR ake E

 

 

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 Optometsist

Third Ave. - Prince Rupert

 

 

Opposite Post Office ~

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New q
Arrivals

 

 

DRESSES FOR MISSES ANp
CHILDREN, made in smart UP-to-
date styles, in sizes from

four to
fourteen years.

Smart MIDDY SUITS ip ;

; avy
blue, prettily trimmed with mij ary
braid; dainty littl TARTAN

DRESSES, with white collars and
several other desirable styles. priced
from $2.75 to $16.50.

Ladies’ and Children’s FLAN.
NELETTE NIGHTGOWNS
KNICKERS, etc. These are a few

 

items of a rapidly accumulating fall
stock of desirable ready-to-wear

 

 

H. S. WALLACE (O., LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

 

Just arrived by expness——whil bvery hat ave will sell a
kid Colonial dancing pumps cost price during ten days
Wallace's. 254! sale—Jabour Brothers, Lt 3

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Hawaiian players al the West See « K

holme Theatre tonight. ndow—Wa

 

 

Be Prepared!

Outfit Your Boys and Girls with

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOE

 

 

 

 

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE Stone

GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.

 

 

 

 

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