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G. H. Arnold _-_- Notary Public
For Sale

A fine level Double Corner on Fifth Avenue, - |
Section Six. This is one of the most desirable
residential sites in the City, and the price at which
we are offering it is very moderate. If you are

thinking of building it would be worth your while
to ask us about a lots.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real Estate Bonds

 

Insurance

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Bock & Engineering Co. sua

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

 

Several boats can Te docked together on one smal!
section, making fees light. Large stock of repair
materisIs is being laid in.

Foundry Work

Castings in tron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at
Reason able Prices.

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industrial Plats, Mines, Mills and Canneries
Solicited.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

*/ Pianos correctly

 

 

 

 

tuned. G. ©
Phone Blue 389.

M.M.Stephens

Notary Public Coaveyancer

FOR SALE

New Dwelling, plastered,
painted, and complete with
bath, range, boiler, ete, ready

with the high thin Freneh heel ;
greatly admired—Wailace’s. 54
Anyox arrivals last night in-
cluded E, Levan, Mrs, 8. Campbell,
A. i,

Bull and wife, and FE. J.

Walker
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Our new dancing pumps core

The Canadian Fish & Cold Stor-
age Company's trawler G. E. Fos-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

seetion 5, $1,600, Terms.

2 Lots) 6th Avenue;

$660 each, Terms.

DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth

DR. BAYNE McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12; :
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur- °
Agents
Phone 44 - 3rd Avenue

day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings, |
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri- !

lisurance Real Estate
Rentals.

Section 5—

 

toro moron’

 

day, from 7 to 9.

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DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE ?
PHONE 199 FOR APPOINTMENT :

 

 

 

 

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sous a jter is in the local drydock unde - .

for occupation, on Eighth ’ ’ ‘
. jing ranai . ees ee eeeeeeeeeane se
Avenue between Seal Cove E ing repairs to her hull. . °
and drydock, near school. > | TU SUBSCRIBERS *
PRICE $2,500.00, TERMS. ‘ ©
Lot 10, Block 49, Section * Subseribers to The News *
7, Fighth and Seal Coye or a e * are asked.to pay the de- *
Avenues, A Dandy, $300.00 * livery boys each month #
CASH. j * when they call. except *
el sme : er «©
: SNAP For pe GE ES OE where payment has beer 2
M M Ste hens Block 43, Section 8. $100 CASH. * made for the year in ad- <
fea! Est t is Agen Be meh rm howe oll m' rain aon *

aie insurance Finan hear drydock, $2,600, Terms. collecting carry a

ee ‘ * ceipts which should al- *
eas 2 : oom house, 7th Avenue, section * v . *
5, $4,760, F ways be preserved. -

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4-Reom house on Fifth Avenue in  *e #8 Se ee aeas ee ee

 

THE DAILY

 

PPPOE PPE PEL OPOOE ODD

Just Arrived

Choice Cuoumbers
Fresh Tomatoes
Head Lettuce

Sweet Potatoes
Jerusalem Artichokes
Cauliflowers

Crisp Celery

Comb Honey

Winter Pears
Emperor Grapes

 

LOWEST PRICES

Rupert Table Supply Co

Phones 211, 212

 

 

 

 

 

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
THE POETESS DIES

(Special via G. T. P. San te
NEWHAVEN, CONN. Oct. :
Ella Wheeler Wileox, candies
and poetess, died yesterday. She
had been ill for some months fol-
lowing a nervous collapse which

she suffered doing war red
lief. work in ehetand.
ia -
ORDERED OUTOF =
A BURNING MINE

(Special by G.T.P. Tetegraphs.)
STUBENVILLE, Ohio, Oct. 30.

 

i50 feet of
miners in the /Y.
Amsterdam, Ohio, rescue parties
were ordered out of the burning
mine, the officials fearing an ex-

twenty entombed
and 0. Mine,

 

D. Critchley” arrived om last

night's train from Invermess.

Louis W athine of newest is in
the city.

Queen Charlotte Islanders can-
vot do better than mail their
printing needs to The News Print
shop and get the work done
romptly and well.

 

 

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EMPRESS

TONIGHT
a ER arensinrinnss
“MAY ALLISON

“Peggy oes Her Darndest”

13th Episode, The Great Houdini
in “The Master Mystery”

NEWS

~
Oct ce sees me ee sem ee

Local News Notes

0. B. Bush returned from Stev®
art last night.

 

 

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Mrs. J. Meagher left for the
south last night,

Sheets——72 x 90, Special $3.75
per pair.—Wallace’s. Zot
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Mrs. Fred Stork left for Seattle

Prince George last night.

Save money on sheets. Full size

on the

83.75 per pair—Special.—Wal-
lace’s. 254
. . *

Fr. P. Burden = arrived [nom
Prince George by last evening's

train.
. * *

Just arrived by expness—white
kid Colonial dancing pumps.
Wallace's. 254

* . .

J. P. Dolan, of Dawson, left for
Vancouver on the Prince George
last night. .

> . *
The trial of Rex vs Peter La
France is proceeding in the Court
of Assizes today.

> . *
Capt. Nicholson, manager of the
i. T. P. Coast Steamship service,
returned to Vaneouver last night.

. ‘

» J. L. Christie arrived froin
?rince George last night after be-
ng away about ten days on busi.

nese.
. . .

Among the passengers arriving
vrom the east by last night's train
vere ©. W. Waite of Smithers and
A. Rupert, of Nagh.

. . *

Leslie Seott, purser of the tue
Lorne, has resigned his position
and left last night for Vancouver
where he intends to join a deep
sea boat.

> . >
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson
ind Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Matheison
left by the Prince George last
night for Portland, Oregon. A
number of friends were down t«
see them off.

J. T. GC, Williams and wife left
for the south last pight on the
Prince George They were ac-
‘companied by J. Williams and, Mr.
Mackie. Mr. and Mrs. Williains
vill go to California for the win
ter.

All returned men who are de-
sirous of taking up a commercial!
ourse during the winter montis
ire requested to submit’ their
aames to D. 8. Cameron, secre-
lary-treasurer of the Great War
Veterans’ Association. 258

. . *

Mis€ Margorie Campbell, ac-
ompanied by her, sister, Mrs. W.
doops, both of Telkwa, arrived in
he city on last night's train. Miss
Campbell was one of the first
‘lass of graduate nurses from the

Prince Rupert General Hospital.
. . *

M. EK. Allen, alias Marvin, ap-
peared before Judge Clement this
morning to elect for trial and
; ‘hose speedy trial before Judge
; Young on a date to be set later.
\Hen is charged with obtaining
money undtr faise pretences by
issuing bad checks.

 

and Ford’s Educational Monthly

Two Shows - 7.15 and 9
‘omission 15 and 380 cents

 

 

 

 

 

of

Ladies’ Coats .
and Hats

For the 1

duced to

our

‘We are showing HATS in the
very latest styles and models.
Our COATS are made of the

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best Eng
And all
prices.

HATS

JABOUR BROS.

Corner of Third \yenue and
Sixth Street

stock wil
bargains.

Ladies w
vast

QUALITY GOODS.

of value for your money.
We invite you to call at our
Store, when a look over our

 

1ext ten days we will
offer our entire stock of LADIES’
COATS and HATS at prices re-

please every buyer.
ill be delighted with
display of HIGH

lish and Seotch cloths.
are going at bargain

7

at cost is a guarantee

| assure you of goodly

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See our new dancing pumps in
window—— Wallace's. 254
:

> .

The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
‘Anglican Church gave a very de-
lywutiul Hallowe'en social in the
/ehurch hall on Wednesday even-
ing. Rev. Canon Hix was chair-
man of the concert and there
several vocal and instru-
nental numbers. Rev. M. White,
of Kimberley, Mrs. Schellenberg,
J. 8. Pudney and Will Edmurfds
took part in the program, much
to the pleasure of the guests. The
affair was a great financial suc-
cess and the sum of $85 was
cleared.

were

Poplin Silks—all colors at Wal-

 

 

Jace’s—-81.75 per yard—Special.
Spirella Corsetiere. Phe
Rlack 257.
a
3u Memoriam
in loving memory of our dear
brother

Andrew Leroux

who died one sad year ago today,

October 31, 1048,

“We miss thee from our home, dear
Andrew,

“We miss thee from thy place.

“A shadow o'er our life is cast,

“We miss the sunshine of thy face

“We miss thy kind and willing hand,

“Thy fond and earnest care,

“Our home is dark without thee,

“We miss thee everywhere.”
Inserted by Mr. and Mre

Leroux, Seal Cove,

Loula

 

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Be Prepared! *

Outfit Your Boys and Gir with

RELIABLE SCHOO, suo

them from the

FAMILY SHOE STORE

GEO. HILL E.R. TABRUM

The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

 

 

 

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUsRaNTER
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ennai

 

 

Millinery 0

VERY LADY ip

tending to pur.
a hate
Save mone\ y by taking

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Clearing }
S | | advantage of thiss sale,
a e | All HATS will b

| sold at cost

Come early, while the
| selection is good,

 

cnase

 

    

Children Are Qur Boosters

Young as they are they know that we have the best

selection of Candy in town and nothing pleases is |

more than to see the smile of anticipation and satis-
faction on their young faces.

WE CARRY A SPECIAL LINE OF HARD
BOILED CANDIES FOR CHILDREN

The Prince Rupert Drug Co.

FAMILY CHEMISTS
Third Avenue, opposite Second Street.

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