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November 3,

 

  

 

 

 

Mond TEE DAILY NEWS
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FUI LER’S LOCAL STUDENTS AT
ott We sell
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— ee LIMIT ED Raymond Fisher Among Debaters : . °
novril, 2 02. 40¢; 402,...76e | Smoked Black Cod and Kip- ee Frisbie EN nes
see! Cordial, special 20 96 . we ha sna every day. Thursday.
7 ec ss nseee eee ave perhaps the largest Com read
( iq ot Bireh Beer, a oe tees Pune Sour ond itaymond Fisher, son of Mr. and — aa To .
‘del ious Beverage L ixed Pic es in the city. Mrs, W. 8. Fisher, was a debater; nstall. th
Thurpe's Grape Cordial 30c | Sweet Relish, Mustard at the University Agricultural Dis- e ren Y mo or
35 and Chili Sauce to your

Raspberry Vinegar, sp!

Cottom’s Bird Seed, the
original, only «..+.-

Whisks, Brooms, Stove
Brushes, Shoe Brush- )
es, etc. _Best stock
in the city and at
lowest prices.

Victoria Cross Choco-

liki

Lin

25e | Libby’s

large tins.
| Another line We carry a fu!]
line of is Drug Sundries,
such as Cough Medicines,

ng.
Sauerkraut,
25c

iments, Salts, Boracic

Acid, Borax, ete.

late. Have you tried | Rit, per package 10¢
it? In tins, only .. 26¢ | Mapleine Flavour gives
Van Houten’s Cocoa, the finest taste to
ail sizes. your syrup, per bot. 50c¢
Reindeer Condensed Egg Color, 2and 4 oz. bottles
Coffee and Reindeer ) Bly “peclal-American
Condensed Cocoa, ellow Corn Meal,
none better, on sale, 4 Ibs. for 25c

..25¢e. and 35e | Horse

Radish, wet or

only : :
Crisco, on sale, per Ib. 40¢| dry. Nice and fresh;
King’sCreamWhipper 25c order now.

Genuine Curry Powder

Prices for Jam in Van-

in giaSS .--s:s.00eee SBC couver run to $1.50
Gebhart’sChiliPowder per tin. Our price

the original Mexican oe teeees ee 25

Powder, only .....- 50c Try Strawberry Jam.
Tabasco Sauce, per bot. 50 Junket Tablets ..... 15¢
Kitehen Bouquet, per Oleomargarine....... 45¢

bottle Domoleo Molasses for Hot

ea 6b be * 50c
Wellington Knife Polish, 25c
Celery Salt, per bottle 20¢

Cakes.
Our Pastry and Biscuit De-

Fresh Peels, just ar- — is extending.

rived, whole or cut,

 

atch our window for

 

per Ib ..s-.:e. 60e| _ good things to eat.
Rird’sCustard Powder 20c | Tea. Fuller’s Special
McLaren’s Quick Pud- Blend. None Better.

ings, Custard, Tapi- Per pound ..... a

oca and Chocolate, Big ~~. Mey

per package .....*.. 15¢ | Palm Olive, 2for.... 25¢
Corn Starch, 2 pack- Per dozen........ . $1.35

ages for.....+.+-+0- 25c | Ivory Soap, 2 bars for 15c
Asparagus Tips special 40c Per case of 100 bars, $7.25
Schilling’s Coffee, Mb................... ey .. 65¢
Al] other tins as Malkin’s Best, Nabob, Empress,

Ws per Wisk 556 ie RRM 8450 Sap esd ccs tbskenes ee 60¢
Fuller’s Fresh Ground........ Ree ee hae
Two Stores Phones 44, 45 and 534

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Efficiency

Worning, 9 to 12; Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30,
Every Evening (rom.30

Dentist
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR TEETH!
One Decayed or Missing Tooth lowers Your

 

 

Dr. Bayne

OFFICE HOURS—

Saturdays, 9 to 12 only,
103

Dental Nurse in attendance
Phone 109 for appointment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: We handle
Prince mee S ee
. C. Mill’s

Cement
Shingles

Lime

Brick

See ALBERT @ McCAFFERY
before you purchase

Anything in the Building Line

 

Co.’s Lumber
Fir
Plaster

Laths —

ack __—Shingles —S—_Laths
Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

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cussion Club on Thursday even-
ing at the college in Vancouver.
He supported the aflirmative in
Reselved that all Aliens should
be deported,” but his side lost,
the judges’ decision favoring the
atltirmative.

Maurice Shockley has’ received
the first payment on the scholar-
ship which he won last session.
George Hudson is taking his first
year at the University and is re-
ported to be making great prog-
ress,
The
Grant

names of Miss Kathleen
and James Mitchell have
been noticed among the guests at
a Ramblers Club dance -held in
the Laurel Tennis Club rooms o
Laurel Street. Professor Sedg
wick and his mother were the
chaperons of the little affair.

PRINCE RUPERT, ITS
PRESENT AND FUTURE

Address to be Given at 5 p. m.
Today

The subject of the address to
be given this afternoon at 5 by
Moreton Frewin to the members
of the Board of Trade is one that
will undoubtedly be of general
interest. “Prince Rupert, Its
Present and Future” is what
everyone is thinking about and
many are talking about.
Mr. Frewin comes to
the outside although he is inter-
ested financially here. He will be
able to point out things as they
strike an observer who has seen
hundreds of other towns of sim-
ilar size.

COLONEL PECK IS
TO ADDRESS SOLDIERS

Colonel Peck will be in the city
In reply to a telegram sent
requesting him to arrange a date
when he could address the return-
ed men on the subject matter con-
tained in of the
mentary Committee on re-estab
lishment aid, he has written D.S
Cameron, the secretary of the
loca] G. W. V. A., stating he ex-
pects to bé in this city within th:
next ten days, when he will ad-
the returned men as re-
quested.

Colonel Peck has been in Van-
and Victoria for several
weeks past.

 

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soon.

the report Parlia-

dress

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Local News Notes

G. L.

 

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Murray, of Telkwa, ar-

rived in town last night.
7. >. >
ik. F. Duby came in from Zima-
cord on last night's train.
F. N. Wright came in from

Oceanic Cannery last night.

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John E. Bostrom arrived in the
city from Burns Lake last even-
ing.

. . .

oO. M. Watson of Alice Arm 1s
registered at the Hotel Prince Ru-
pert.

. . .

Don't forget the the
Catholic Bazaar Wednesday even-
ing at half past nine. 258

eo 2 =

Vanderhoof arrivals at the Ho-
tel Prince Rupert last
cluded Mrs. M. Tomkins and Mrs.

Dan Beamff.
* *. *

D. D. Munro, of the
r

tlement Board, is in the
last night's train

dance at

evening ine

Land Set
city, has

ne ari ived by

 

 

 

 

MINING STOCK FOR SALE

| have for sale part of the treasury shares in

The B. C. Silver Mines, Ltd.

On of Capital -

$1,500,000
Toperties is situated between the famous

- Premier Mine and the Bush Mines, Ltd.

=xch

“nange. For further particulars apply to

O. B. BUSH

ou Pender Street W.

Shares will be listed on the Vancouver Stock

VANCOUVER

from Terrace.
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Sunnyside arrivals Dy last
night's train included Mr. and
Mrs. W. Pengival and ©, KE. Bloom-
field and son

. . *

J. M. Morrison arrived from
Hazelton last night where he has
peen buying horses to take to his
mine at Alice Arm.

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uiss Pearl V, Wall returned to
at night

her home in Vancouver la

 

after having spent a couple
weeks visiting in Telkwa an
Prinee Rupert.

7 * *

Constable A. Bailey left las!
night on the Prince Rupert for
Okalla He has two Chinamen

kalli
Kam Sing and Young Auk, for tn
prison fanm poth found gully
under the Drug Aet and gone
town for six months each

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struction effecte a gain of

the old, leaky, bolted-on manifolds.

      
    
     
       
       

and 6" « 6”.
your hardest teste.

SOPHIA THIS YEAR

JUNEAU, Nov. 2.—C. B.
president of the
Salvage Company, is here with the
tug J. M. Coleman for supplies.
The Coleman will undergo repairs
while in port. Mr. Dawson
ports that it will take some days
to assemble the machinery to
raise the Sophia. Only forty-
eight hours of good weather are
needed to raise the vessel and tow
her into the harbor at Bridge's
Cove. The Salvage Company has
a splendid equipment and Mr.
Dawson has every confidence that
there will be more good
weather this year in Lynn Canal.

 

Daw-

son, Deep Sea

re.

some

Advertise in the Daily News.
Synopsis of
Act Amendments

 

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granted land

Saservered asvan, not 20
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Sin, Sfecind lee Saher ee
dential improvement condi:

For and industrial

areas ing 640 cores
tages Op ene pares ov °
Mil, aay or indumial alae on
timber land not «0 acres
; cond include

road
price, is made.

ing with H tye, Horees

- oe oes the heirs or
B -em)
for title under’ this Lets ameathes
from for one year from the death of
Ly ber the conehusion of at pee fent
it
war. This privilege is also made re-
“— ~. ae .
© fees re! 2 emptions
due or payable ‘by aioe on oo
emptions recorded after June 26, fis
Taxes are remitted for five years.
Provision for return of pore ac-
ecrued, due and been paid since .

4, 1914, on account of men
or taxes on soldiers’ pre -tenptiane, we

Interest on agreements to

town city lots held by members of
Allied , Or dependents, acquired

direct or indirect, remitted >
letment to. March £1, 1930, =

SUB-PURCWASERS OF CROW
LANDS, e ”
Provision made for issuance of

Crown oq to sub-purchasers of
wn Lands, acquiri rights
recta inde
ure . ving ‘eit >
Riiment of conditions of = -
terest and taxes. Where sub- “
“ do not claim waste se par-
. oe due taxes
be Gistribut pro} jonately over

whole area. A
made by May 1, Tbeo.
GRAZING.
Act, 1919, f systematic
aevelonin ent of Lvegtock industry pro-
‘or great and range
administration ~ '

Annus:

ea burners rated, br priori ty for ax
t
ten

owners. owners

may
form lations for range
men or partially free,
for campers oF tre w
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Friebie Motors give long, uninterrupted service with practically
no repairs except occasional grinding of valves. Valves in cages;
accessible in a few seconds, An “all muscle” construction
throughout, every part designed for hard work.
opening directly inte combustion chambers. No pockets or
crevices to gather carbon, and waste fuel. Thies type of con- 7

15 to 20 per cent. more power
than le possible with L or T-Head Gesignes.
manifolds are cast integral with the cylinder;

charge on the intake and a complete, clean exhaust.

1 to 6 CYLINDERG—65 to 75 HORSEPOWER
Friebie Motors are made in following sizes: 1-cyl., 6 and 7 H. P.;
2-cy!., 10 and 16 H.P.; 3 cyl., 18 and 26 H.P.; 4-cyl., 30 and
40 H.P.; G-cyl. 560 and 76 H.P.—Bore and Stroke, 4%" x 56”
For work or play, the Friebie will measure up to

Lipsett Cunningham Co., Ltd.

      
     
       
 

 

 

 

Overhead valves,

5 Horse Power, $450

” ”

10 , ”

16 ” 9 $900
25 ” ” $1400

Ask the Man who has used one

intake and exhaust
mites ahead of
Large valves insure full

 

 

   

RW. .Cameron & Co.

Beg to announce that not being able to obtain their

old corner on Second Avenue, at the head of what
The used to be Centre Street, they have opened on
Old Third Avenue, No. 626, with a carefully selected
Fi
irm
Come

stock of
Back

Jewellery, Watches and Clocks, Toilet Re-
quisites, Cutlery, Cut Glass, etc.

All fresh from the factories, and are now ready to
welcome their new and old time patrons in their
new store at

No. 626 Third Avenue

Opposite Dominion Telegraph Office

Children Are Our Boosters

Young as they are they know that we have the best

selection of Candy in town and nothing pleases us

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.

PHONE 134 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention P.O. BOX 215

Phone 524 Cor. Fulton and Sixth

National Grocery Co.

VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY
Motor Delivery Prompt Attention

 

 

 

 

DON'T GET
ANY PRINTING

Unless it is the Best.

It does not pay to
get any other kind

 

 

The News Printing Department
specializes on high-class

 

 

 
  
 
 
 
 
  

work. There are experi-

 

enced men in charge and Letterheads
they do the work well. Envelopes
Business Forms
We have on hand a Posters
few specially choice in- Dodgers
vitation cards in several Se

styles. Call at the office
and see them before

ordering.

‘Booklets

 

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