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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 these lots.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance Real Estate Bonds

 

Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Co.

LIMITED

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can te docked together on one

making light. Large stock of
materisls is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

 

small
repair

Several

se@tion, fees

 

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

 

 

| “VALHALLA”
i ;| Meets in the K. of P. Hall on
ep ens i Tharsday, November 6, at 8 p. nr.
a ; SECRETARY,
Notary, Public Conveyaucer | a
- = t Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hays left
for the south last night. During

the absence of Mr. Hays, whose
health has not been of the best

FOR SALE

lately, Perey Tinker, formerly
New Dwelling, plastered, 3) Board of Trade commissioner,
painted, and complete ‘with ¢/ will look after Mr. Hays’ real es-
bath, range, boiler, etc, ready. $itate and insurance business.
for @ecupation, on Eighth ' 7. ore
Avente between Seal Cove 3); We have a few nice gilt edged

and dtwdoeck, near school. invitation ecards that are different

 

 

PRICE $2,500.00, TERMS. |from the ordinary. Daily News
Lot, 19. Block 49, Section | Office, uf
7 Fighth and Seal Coye
Avenues, A Dandy, $300.00 os
= | DENTISTRY
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M. M. Stephens

Real Estate insurance Financial Agent 3°
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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 POR APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

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3 roomed House | a Mala

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SNAP For Quick Sale

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316 5th Avenue West

Lots 5 and 6

           

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Terms can be arranged for pay- Hlork 43, Section 8, $80.00 Esch.
ment, Also the 5-floom steam heated modern house
FURNIT URE near drydock, $2,500, Terms.
af sage, inciuding diningroom i-fieoon house, 7th Avenue, Section
furniture in fumed oak, settees $1,750, Terms.
rocking hairs, new 6-hole M {-Koom house on Fifth Aveffbe. in
ary's tance, bed-toom suits on 5, $1,600, Terms.
floor cloth, ete., {4 bags cement, 2 Lois, 6th Avenue, Section 5
lumber, Goal? etc. j $650 each, Terns.
Favored with instructions from |
Mrs. M. Lawrence, I will sell the

auction }

Thursday, November 6

above by

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
tt - 3rd Avenue

lnsurance Real Kstate
Rentals.

Phone

      
   
     
 

 

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WESTHOLME THEATRE
TONIGHT

Fisher's “Folly Girls”

Present the World Famous Comedy

“‘Charley’s Aunt’’

which ran for 1001 nights in London and is
STILL RUNNING
Vaudeville Specialties Beauty Chorus Ballet

ADMISSION, 50c; Reserved Seats, $1.00 and $1.25
Doors open‘at 7.45 p.m. Show starts at 8.15 p.m.

     
     
       
         

 

   

 

Just Arrived

Choice Cucumbers
Fresh Tomatoes
Head Lettuce

Sweet Potatoes
Jerusalem Artichokes
Cauliflowers

Crisp Celery

Comb Honey

Winter Pears
Emperor Grapes

LOWEST PRICES

Aupert Table Supply Co.

Phones 211, 212

 

 

 

 

ONTARIO CABINET
NOT YET ANNOUNCED

(Spee! by GT. P. Jelegrapns.)
PrORONTO, Nov, 3.—E. C. Drury
the new farmer premier of On-
tario, is busy forming his cabinet.
that it will likely
fe the end of the week before he
is ready to make public the per-
sonnél of the new government.

jie announces

Don't forget Me dance at the
Gathelic Bazaar Wednesday even-

ing at half past fine. 258
. . .

Andrew Tait, an Indian lad from
Port Simpson, was sent to the Co-
quilitza Industyial School at Sar-
dis on last night's steamer.

. + *

All the way from the banks of
the Clyde Mrs. Wiggins arrived
yesterday to join her returned
soldier husband, R. Wiggins, of
Steen & Longwill ,who met his
bride while on furlough overséas.

Seer aee nee eeeae ees
° TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
ee Re eee eaeaeaeeeraneas
FOR sALE—Furniture, including
chilfoniers, wash sets, beds and
other articles, 410 Sixth Avenue
Fast. Phone Blue 217. t

 

STENOGRAPHER — Thoroughly
qualified, desires position, Ap-
ply box 12 Daily News oflice.

 

FOR SALE—Furniture of a five-
roomed fiat. Suite 5 Summit
Apartments. Phone Red 542.

Loe
please

Diamond ring. Will finde:
return to Dr. MeNeill.
Reward given. 258

Advertise in the Daily News.

 

 

WATER NOTICE
DIVERSION AND USE

FAKE NOTICE that Northern B. C. Fish-
eries Limited whose address is Winch
Building, Vancouver, B. C., will apply for
a licence to take and use 4 cubic feet per
second of water out of un wun-nam
ereek which flows north and drains tnto
Steamer Passag.,e about 200 feet west of
West boundary Lot 4954.

The water wjli be diverted from the
stream at @ point about 180 feet N.W. of
oe + i. oer Lot 4954 and will be used
or industrial power purpose upon the
— pes as Lot 4954, Range 5, Coast
Jistrict,

This notice was posted on the rye
on the 6th day of September, 1919. copy
of this notice and an leation pursuant
thereto and to the “Water Act, 1914,”
will be filed in the office of the Water Re-
corder at Prince Rupert, B.C.

Objections to the application may be
filed with the said Water corder or with
the Comptroller of Water Rights, Parlia-
ment Bulldings, Victoria, B.C., within
itty days after the first appearance of
this notice in a local newspaper.

NORTHERN B. C. FISHERIES Livittb

Applicant.

By W. A. Bauer, Agent
The date of the first publication of this
notice is 8th September, Dally News,

Vrince Rupert.

:: EMPRESS ::

TONIGHT

Mil Star Cast in “Stil Alarm”

The Climax of Sensationalism
Pulsating with heart throbs and teem!ng
with thrills, 6 Big Parts
British Canadian Pathe Gazette
end

CHA’® LIE, Anima! Trainer Cartoon

   
      
         
           

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Two Shows - 7.15 and 9
\duilesion 15 and 30 cents

 

t As your Service with

Fall Footwear

————
FOR LADIES
4 Dorothy Dodd, Onyx, Lady

Belle, Slater, Inyietus, Class-
i¢ and other well known
brands,
FOR MEN

Slater, Invietus, Fitrite,
Tetrault, Williams, Leckie,

ele,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Leckie, Eclipse, Williams,
Pillow Welt, Clums, ete,
Rubbers—Rubber Boots
for All,

Family Shoe Store
Geo. Hill Ee. RK. Tabrum
Phone 357.

The Practical Shoemen

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THE DAILY NEWS

4

Ae te a

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Heddie left for Van-

night.
. * *

Jow Greer left for Vancotiver on
a business trip last night,

Mrs. J, O
last

eonver

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Pianos correctly tuned. G,. ©,
Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf
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£55 Sewing machine for #45 al

Barrie's Stock Reducing Sale. tf
. * * :

Manu-

rhe “Direetor’’ Corset.
factured in Prince Rupert?’ Phone
Blue 92. tf
> . .

the well known
wound passen-

\. K, Nelson,
barber, was a sou..
wer last night.

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suites in

Dining room fumed

oak, $110 for 895—at Barrie's

Stock Reducing Sale. tf
. > .

Don't forget the dance at the

Catholic Bazaar Wednesday even

ing at half past nine. 258
. . .

Mr. and Mrs, Percival, of Sun
nvside, were southbound passen

gers on the Prince Rupert last
night.
> * .
Special clearing sale all this

Tmonth to make«room for Christ-

mas goods, at Barrie’s Furniture

House, if
> _? .

The Seal Cove W. A. will hote

their Bazaar in St. Petér’s Church

n Wednesday, November 5, Open-

ing ceremony at 3 o'clock. 257
.* >. .

GJ. Luhn, representing the Art
League of New York, who produce
advertising euts, is in the city for
a day or two in the interests of
his firm,

;

>. . ,
the street lights will all be
shining brightly again tonight
The new lamps arrived On Satur-
day's boat and the city electric
light men are busy today getting

them installed.
. >. .

Dr. Badgero who since 1913 has
lived at Smithers, left on the train

this moriing with the idea of
again locating in that place. He
has spent the past year in the
state of New York.

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

An informal benefit dance wil
be given by the Sons of Englan
Football Club on Friday first, No
vember 7, in St. Andrew's Hall.
Refreshments free. Tickets from

os

zubd

members. Gentlemen, $1.00; la
dies, 50e. 60
> .

If you do not live in Prince
Rupert, send in your name for
one of our new Christmas cata-
logues Beautiful goods at spec-

ial mail order prices. Send at

once while they last. John Bulger,

Jeweller. tf
* * .

N. Sheinmann, who was for-
merly a partner with A. Guttsteimn
in the Acme Clothiers Co., of this
cily, returned to Vancouver last
night. He will go on to New York
and London where he is engaged
in the fur business.

Mr. Justice Clement, accom-
panied by Court Stenographer
Saunders, left for Vancopver last
night after taking the Assizes,
whi¢h closed here at 6 o'clock on

day night, when the La
ee trial was coné¢luded.
* * *

 

» remains of Mos: Benjamin
Bennett, who passed away at the
Ceneral Hospital on Saturday al.
ternoon, were shipped to Terrace
on this morning's train. The
burial will take place there, where

er husband and family live. The
‘}arrangements were in the hands
of the B.C. Undertakers.
. . .
Seventeen Indian girls from

Ketchikan were southbound pas
sengers on the Prince Rupert last
night.. They are going to Oregon
to attend more advanced school
down there. They are in charge
of J. 8. Loos, who is connecte
with the Indian Edueation Depart

ment of the United States.
. . .

The Princess Mary arrived here
yesterday at 1:30 in. the afternoon
with a few passengers for the
north and Prince Rupert. The
Chelohsin arrived last night at
midnight as the Prince Rupert
was pulling out. Both the Prin-
cess Mary and the Chelohsin left
Vancouver on Friday night.

Don't forget the dance at the
Catholie Bazaar Wednesday even-
ing at half past nine. 258
Corsetiere,

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Sunlight
Wash Days

A Sunlight Wash Day is
free from the toil and
labour usually associated
with washing because
Sunlight Soap washes
clothes beautifully clean
and white without rub-
bing or scrubbing.

Sunlight
Soap

being the surest, gentlest,
purest of all cleansers is
kind to the clothes—they
last ever so much longer
—kind to the hands, too.
Insist on getting the Soap
you ask for—
SUNLIGHT.

Try Sunlight for
yourself and see.

 

  
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  

LEVER BROTHERS
LIMITED, Toronto

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DEMER’S
Millinery

   
  
   
    
   
   
  
  
  
  
 

VERY LADY in
tending to pur-
chase a hat will

save money by taking
advantage of this sale.

All HATS will be
sold at cost

Come early, while the

selection is good.

 

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NOTARY PUBLIC

 

David H. Hays

General Real Estate Agert

Gor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

Royal insurance Company, Limited

Northern As urance Co., Limited
London & Lancashire Fire insuranct
Co., Limited
London & Lancas
Accident CO
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance co

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Values Tell. Phone 82 - 200
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fidence

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you regain your health.

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your best thought in selection? Pernar®
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