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Prince Rupert Ory Dock & Engineering Co.

 

THE DALY NEWS

 

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
it is very moderate. If you are

we are offerin
thinking of building it would be worth your while

to ask us about these lots.

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance Real Estate Bonds"

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Watch our windows for

rocery Specials
: this week end

Real Specials in goods you need,
and we guarantee the quality
and price

 

Just Arrived

1 Carload of Fresh and Cured
Meats. Visit our Meat Depart-
; ment and save money

Rupert Table Supply Co.

Phones 211, 212

 

 

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can te docked together on one small

making fees light. Large stock of repair
materisIs is being laid in.

Several
section,

 

 

 

DIED AFTER A LONG ILLNESS.

(Coutinued From Page One.)

 

where Canon Rix will conduct thi
service, On Monday morning the
body will be taken to Edmonton,
accompanied by the widow. Ther
the deceased will be laid at rest
in the family plot where are in-

terred his daughter and grand-
W child. His son-in-low will me
Foundry ork Mrs. Smith at Edmonton to le
Castings in Iron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made at present at the burial.
Reasonable Prices. Funeral arrangements are it
the hands of the B, C. Under-
° 2 2 takers,
Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds
re ? Metal Trades Unit ©. B. U.
Business of Industrial ooo Mills and Canneries Lmeets tonight in the O. B. U. hell
olicited. lat 8 o'clock.
Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished. #7 e% 4
} After not having been = seen

 

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M.M. Stephens

ree $55 Sewing machine for $45 at |
Barrie’s Stock Reducing Sale. Ul
. . .
The “Dinector’ Corset. Manu-j
factured in Prince Rupert. Phe ne}

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Blue 92.

 

Closed in sleeping porch, fireplace

The Bfackman-Ker Milling Co.,
Led., beg to announce that com-
mencing Saturday, November 8,
jtheir office and “warehouse will}
| close at one p.m. on Saturday in-
jstead of Wednesday afternoon: |
| as heretofore. a

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FOR SALE

Seven-roomed House
with two Lots, on Grafi Hill

 

 

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and range, concrete pillars and
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a wall in basement, and stationary | or a e
i tubs in kitchen
OMEN ete ce ee ee ee : SNAP For Quick Sale——Lots 5 and 6
Block 45, Section 8, $60.00 Each. i
M. M. Stephens }j . |
f, : 5-Room steam heated modern house :
Rea! Estate insurance Financial Agent near drydock, $2,500, Terms. '
* ed i-Room house, 7th Avenue, Section
: shaltlinplimuitinmmiiinienimnsniey Meee 5, $1,750, Terms.
MY om)
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7 DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12:
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-

day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings, Agents
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri- ; . ‘
day, from 7 to 9. Phone 11 > 3rd Avenue

DENTAL
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

         

i-leom house on Fifth Avenue in
sertion 5, $1,600, Terms.

2 Lots,

                     
  
  
  
   
 

 

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6th

$650 each,

Avenue,
Terms.

McCaffery, Gibbons |
& Doyle, Lid. |

Section 5—

 

lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

insurance Real Estate
Rentals.

NURSE IN ATTENDANCE

 

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The cold weather is here and the boys need the
EE — greatest care during the

/e are :
H i cold nights.
ea quarters . Don’t take any chances

and have them catch cold.

BOYS’
OUTFITTING

and can show the
best assortment in

Suits
Overcoats
Jackets
Knickers

Sweater Coats | Jabour
Pullover Sweaters.
as. yee Bros., Ltd.

Gloves

Our “tock is complete
Our Service is prompt
@auar Prices are right

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and
Hosiery

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7 Cor. Third Avenue and:«
Seventh Street

 

 

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WESZHOL

 

here for four years, the trim CG, P
R. coaster Princess Beatraee wil
sail in tomorrew morming imaug-
urating the new service that tha!
company will maintain between
here and Vancouver. In the early
days the Beatrice was one of th

most popular steamers making

Notary Public Conveyarcer } this port.
NOTICE } Pianos correctly tuned. G. €
a | Walker. Phone Blue 389. ti

 

Violin Lessons
J. SENESCU

Leader of Lhe Westlolme Orches-
tra. is open ‘to give Violin Lessons

 

Phone 15, Central Hote!

 

FISHER’S FOLLIES

in the Musical Comedy

“School Days”’

An old favorite

Five reel feature picture

FRANCIS FORD

—

“John Ermine of Yellowstone”

Show starts 7.15 and 9
Adults, 55c; Children, 25c

 

 

3; EMPRESS ::

TONIGHT
Beautiful Viola Dana
el ate

“SATAN JR.”

and
14th Episode, Tue Great Houpini
— oom

‘The Master*Mystery”

Two Shows - 7.15 and 9
‘deesstom 15 and 30 cents

 

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- “Shamrock”
~ Brand Products

2 Maamrock Lard
The finest sold
Shamrock Hams and Baco«

Unequalled for sweetness
in cure and flavor

m0 Shamrock Butter
Best Grade Creamery
Shamrock Sausage

59 Pure Pork, in Cartens

5 tai te Bet and Sane
~ Money

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P.Burns & Co.,Ltd.
£9 Prince Rupert, B.C, 9
SESESESESESES ES ESES ES EST C1

jthere and Mr. Kilpatrick intends

Local News Notes |

ib. A. Tabrum jeft for Vancou-
ver on a business trip last night,

- ‘
Matheison came in from
last

 

A. D.
Port Essington on the train
night.

. . *

Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Johnstone,
of Inverness, came in on tast
night's train.

Young man would like board

and room in private home, Apply

box 14 Daily News. 261
> . *

Dining room suites in fumed
oak, $110 for $95—-at Barrie's
Stock Reducing Sale. tf

> > .

W. R. Flewin, of Port Simpson,
left for Victoria on the Prince
George jast night.

Corner Club tonight at 8 o'clock
in Baptist Chureh hall. Dr. Grant
will address young people.

Mrs. Kroeger and ‘Miss Kroeger
left for Vancouver last night,
where they will reside in future.

* . *

F. M. Schellenberg, superin-
tendent at the local shipyands,
went south on the Prince George
last night.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Waite, of
Smithers, are guests at the Hotel

Prince Rupert, having arrived
from the interior town last night
>. > *

rhe Federated Labor party will
hold a meeting on Sunday at 7:30
in O. B. U, Hall, Fulton St. and
6th Ave. Everybody welcome. 61

> * *

\. M. Kipp, the Skeena Hiver
canneryman, was a passenger on
the George last night. He will
spend the winter season in the
south,

. . >
Fred. Renworth, who has been
visiting the city and district for
weeks on insurance
returmed to his’ home in
Vancouver last night.

> . .
The “War Chariot”
rive here at noon

some busi-

ness,

should ar-

on Sunday

 

Captain Groves received word to
this effect this morning.

Vancouver at noon today.

Frank H. Horn, of. Wrigley’s
Directories, who has been can-

vassing the city for the 1920 di
vectory, left
Vancouver by
last night.

the Prince George
, . *
do not live in Prince
your name fot
new Christmas cata-
logues Beautiful goods at spec-
ial mail order prices. Send at
once while they last. John Bulger,
Jeweller. tl
Moreton Frewen and party left
for the Quegn Charlotte Islands
on the Walrondo on Wednesday.
On his return from the Islands,
Mr. Frewen will leave on Sunday
night's steamer for the south en
reute -to Engtand.

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 fron:
members. Gentlemen, $1.00; la-
dies, 560. 60

if you
Hupert, send in
one of our

. . .
Corner Club tonight at 8 o'clock
in Baptist Church hall. Dr. Grant
will address young people.

. , .
Due to a wreck in Satkatchewan
the westbound. train was three

and a half hours late last night.
it did not arrive here until 10:30.
The Prince George was also de-

layed in leaving for Vancouver
and did not get out till 2 o'elock.

G, ©, Kilpatrick, who has been
assistant ticket agent in the local
Canadian Pacific ticket oflice for
about a year, is leaving in a short
time for Vancouver where he will
in future make his home. Mrs.
Kilpatmieck “and child will live

to return to the ©, P. R. boats. He
was formerly purser on the Prin-
cess Ena.
Spirella
Black 257.
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* TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY *
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KEOUIRED BY LOCAL
two young women for clerical!
work, Must have high school
education, Apply P. O. box 1714
Puinee Rupert, B.C, tf

Corsetiere, Phem

BANK_-

FOR SALK—Sectional book-cases.
dining room suite, oak and
wicker easy chairs, oak rocker,
kitchen cabinet and small table,
phone Blue 444 for appoint.

 

ment, 267

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Fine VDiamond

 

Engagement Ring

  

 

$100.00

A diamond is the hardest
world. Nothing will

 

No acid will affect it.
hot and will come out

before.

just

Yet some diamonds are worth more than

others. A diamond

I have had 20 years experience in the
business and will guarantee satisfaction.

Besides the

one

have rings at $50, $75, $250

fine large stone at $1200.

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler
The Gift Store

substance jy the
Scratcl
very hard to break even with a hammer
It can be made red
bright as

is valued
ness and beauty, also freedon

imperfections such as spots and fla

mentioned al

to a very

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Dentistry

DON’T NEGLECT YOUR
One Decayed or Missing Tooth lowers Your

Efficiency

 

 

Dr. Bayne

OFFICE HOURS

Morning, 9 to 12; Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Saturdays, 9 0 12 onl
Every Evening from.30 7 to 9

Dental Nurse in attendance
Phone 109 for appointment

 

 

 

Canadians
“Put il over”

-~ in France

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Our boys made a repu'
Canadians to live up lo.

Canada’s objective
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