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THE DABLY NEWS

 

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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.
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H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

 

 

 

Prince Rupert Ory Nock & Engineering Co.

Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats can Fe docked together on one smali
making fees light. Large stock of repair
materisis is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

Several
seclion,

 

 

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

SSS =

M.M.Stephens ;

Notary Public

the button
have not bought a

 

*| If you do not wear
you probably
i bond.

 

We carry first quality rubbers
only—no seconds at the Family,
Shoe Store. 62

FOR SALE | ===

Prince Rupert Exhibition.
Seven-roomed House
with two Lots, on Graft Hill

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All persons ov finms hav-
ing accounts against the
Northern B. C, Agricultural
Association or owing moneys
to the Association are re- 4
qti@sted ‘to present their
Statements to the Secretary

 

Closed in sleeping porch, fireplace
and range, concrete pillars and
wall in basement, and stationary

 

tabe ia kitchen before noon Friday, Nov. 14,
to be passed at the last
meeting for this purpose
that will be held on the

a
M. M. Stephens evening of that date.

Rea! Estate insurance Financial Agent

G, A, HUNTER, Secretary.

 

 

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3} SECRETARY WANTE
At your Service with ; .
¢!
ooiwear } Applications will be re-
+ ceived up till Saturday, No-
vember 15 for the position of
FOR LADIES Secretary to the Prince Ru-
Dorothy Dodd, Onyx, Lady pert Board ef Trade: and
ee savietua, Wane, should be addressed to the
. s other well known’?! ccting secretary, Board of
rands. Trade rooms, Second Ave.
FOR MEN
1 Slater, Invictus, Fitrite, S gseneheeb ieee tie eanedentineetaratebipstonthiomenebunaiase
Tetrault, Williams, Leckie,
ete.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS or ale
Le ‘e, Eelipse, Williams,

Pillow Welt, Clums, ete.
Rubbers—Rubber Boots

      
    
        

 

SNAP For Quick Sale--Lots 5 and 6

 
 

  

for All. Block 43, Section 8, $60.00 Each.
Sree 5-Room steam heated modern house
Fami ly Shoe St ore hear drydock» $2,500, Term®.
i-K h se, ’
Geo. Hill E. R. Tabrum — ee ee section
5, é > .
Phone 357.

 

i-Room house on Fifth Avenue in

The Practical Shoemen section 5, $1,600, Terms.

   

 

 

   
     
     
     
   

 

 

 

 

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DELTISTRY || eae, Gib

One decayed or missing tooth ,
lowers your oliciomy

DR. BAYNE

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.80; Satur-
day, 9 to 12 oniy. Eveni
Tuesday, Wednesday and ri-
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
Phone 41 ° 3rd Avenue

Insurance Real Estate
Rentals.

Violin Lessons

J. SENESCU

Leader of the Westholme Orches-
tra, is open to give Violin Lessons

Phone 15, Central Hotel

Launch Alice B. josqngamquonnasnnseats

Chilli Con Carne * Hot Tomales

At the

CHILL! PARLOR - 835 Second Avenue

 

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

 

 

 

 

—_——————_—___

Picnic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

 

Delivery Service Extra Phone 557

 

 

 

 

 

  
    

      
 

 

Tuesday's Special

 

No. 1
Jonathan
Apples

 

Rupert Table Supply Co.

Phones 211, 212

 

 

 

 

COUNTY COURT

Two Cases Adjourned, One to
Wednesday, the Other
Next Week.

In the County Court this morn-

ing there were two actions up be-
Judge oung. In both cases
the Georgetown |(Lumber Uo. were
che plaintiffs and both actions
have arisen out-of the price and
payment for lanier. In the first
ase, in whieh P, Laporte is the
defendent, evidencé was taken for
rotun the plaintiff!’ company and
the defendent. The was ad-
journed in order to allow the
plaintiff to produce Hatmburton
eck as a witness. This will take
it least a week before the case
an be proceeded with.

The second case, in which the
defendent is C, K. Ytreberg, is ad-
journed until Wednesday.

iore

case

Wear your button if you have
bought a victory bond.

 

WANTED TO RETURN
TO THE CITY LOCKUP

Evidently the treatment given

it the Hotel de Vickers is very
popular. This morning a Chinese
who had just been let out after
being a guest for three months,

came back and asked if he could
again become a boarder at the
famous establishment. Constable
Adams showed him the door and
told him that the bus left for Seal
Cove at ten o'clock. There an
honest job awaited him.

Have you bought a Victory Bond
ind do you wear the button?

BIRTHS

There was born at the Prince
Rupert General Hospital on Sun-
day, November 9, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Reith, of 642 Young Street,
1 £0n,

There was born at the Prince
Rupert General Hospital on Sun-
day, November 9, to Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Kergin, of Alice Arm, B. C.,
a daughter.

 

The nation needs the money, so
now is the time to buy the bond.
Pianos coitectiy tuned. e. €.
Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf

Phone 41.

 

 

 

B. C. Undertakers.

EMPRESS

TONIGHT

GLADYS LESLIE in
“The Cure”

Charlie Chaplin in “The Cure”

‘Pathe British tale Gazette

Two Shows -

 

 

7.15 and 9

Adinission 15 and 30 cents

 

St. Regis Cafe
Special Menu, 50c.

Tuesday, November 11

Luncheon 11:30 to 2 p. m.
Dinner 6 to 7:30 p. m.

 

lice Tomato Soup
Fried Salmon Steak Tartar Sauce
Boiled Alaska Salt Cod
Bolled Piekled Pigs’ Hocks, Spanish
Calves Brains, Scrambled Eggs
Individual Steak and Kidney Pie
St. Regis Special Steak
Hoast Beef and Pan Gravy

Mashed, Botled of Baked Potatoes

Bread Pudding, Lemon Sauce
St. Regis Famous Jelly Roll
Assorted Jam Tarts

Tea or Coffee

'WATOH FOR WEDNESDAY MENU

 

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Local News Notes |

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Wear the button; buy the bond,

Kemnant sale Wednesday morn-
ingat Wallace's. 263

Get behind the button and buy
a Victory Bond.

the family at the
262

Rubbers for
Family Shoe Store,
. ° .
Alex. Chanley, of Alice
a visitor in the city.
.

Arm, 18

\ real treat to music lovers at

the Westholme tonight.

ae le i
855 Sewing machine for $45 at

Barrie's Stock Reducing Sale. tl
. 7 7
Capt. Wm. J. Selig returned
from up river by last night's
train,
. * .
The “Director” Corset. Manu
factured in Prince Rupert. Phone
Blue 92. ti

. . *
The light-house tender
was in port this morning
on coal.

Leebro
taking

Jas. MeAleenan came in from
Alice Arm on the Prince Rupert

Jast. night,

Haifity Dorothy Gish in “
Polly?” good comedy;
Westholme tonight. ,

Peppy
good music,

We are agents for the “Arnow”
brand gum boot—the best Ameri-
ean boot. Family Shoe Store, 62

N. Miller, of Chicago, arrived
in the city on last night's train
to visit with Mr and Mrs. A.
Guttstein.

Dorothy Gish in “Peppy Polly’;
two-reel Mack Sennet comedy;
four-piece orchestra, Westholme
tonight.

* 7 ,
Remnants of dress goods, cre-
tonnes, prints, flannellettes, rib-
bons, laces, ete. Wednesday morn-

ing, Wallace's. 263
> . .

Jack Falline, charged with

-agrancy, was dismissed in the

police court this morning, there
ing insufficient evidence to con-
viet.

Mrs. Peter Wallis is
for Vancouver on
Mr. Wallis will
weeks’ time.
the south,

leaving
Thursday, an:
follow in a few
They will reside in

. * *

The Coquitlam was at No. 3
shed this morning unloading sa!
mon from Mill Bay. She had ;
capacity cargo of the fish, most «
which she took -right on to Van
couver.

. . .

Mrs. J. Pitts returned to the
city last evening from Boston
where she has heen visiting for
the past several months and was
welcomed back again by her many
friends in town.

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Remnants, Remnants, Remnants
Wallace's Wednesday. 263
. * .

If you do not live in Prince
Rupert, send.in your name fo:

one of our new Christmas cata
logues Beautiful goods at spec
ial mail order prices. Send at
once while they last. John Bulger,
Jeweller. tl

The button is the emblem that

signifies the bond buyer.
. . >

MY’ Frederick Taggart, the well
cnoWh Scottish baritone, has been
engaged by the. Prince Rupert
Syyiyphony Orchestra, for its next
coheert ty be given in the West-
holme Theatoe Sunday evening,
November 16, 1919.

. > *

Remnants of all descriptions at
Wallace’s Wednesday 263
. * .

The case of Mah Sang Sing,
charged with having liquor in his
possession and whose bail of $100
was estreated, was remanded this
morning. Mah had been sick and
was unable to attend the court
with the result that he lost finan.
cially, as the fine he probably
would have peceived would have

been fifty dollars for the first
offence.
Spiretla Corsetiere. Phone

ack 257.

 

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* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
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LEMAN who is also good gen-
eral blacksmith, wants job, Ap-
ply box 17 Daily News. 267

FOR SALE—Medium-sized heater,
one flat-top oak oftiee desk,
Phone Blue 148, 266

IANITOR WAN... — Part time
Job. Reliable man desined. Ap-
ply American Consulate. if

 

 

Is J ewelry a
Luxury

 

 

Much of a jeweler’s sto k, such a
clocks, rings, chains, etc., can

necessity nowadays.

It is necessary to keep up to date. Pr,
of jewelry give real pleasure,
Say that a little
most of us?

Often a rather have the
pleasure a gift brings than twice the nv
it costs.

and who
pleasure is not needed hy

person would

We show a splendid selection of cifts 4)
season.
(all in an. how.

JOHN BULGER f
The rl Stoie

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TIM'S - TURKISH BATHS

AND SANITARIUM

Everything modern and up to date

 

 

We guarantee expert service Give us a tria

722 Fulton Street, formerly Klon< tke Hotel
OPEN DAY AND NIGH‘

Phone 309

 

 

 

Georgetown Lumber Co,

PHONES 130 Bt 423. . BOX 1632

Largest Assortment of Lumber in Central B. C.
FISH BOXES 4 SPECIALTY

SPRUCE FIR CEDAR

Consult Us.

 

 

 

 

 

CAROL HALLOWAY Starring in

the great serial “The Ia
Test” opening at the Empress Theatre on Wednesday &0! rhurs
day of this week. ~~ oe

 

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ETA ET ET

 

Canadians
“Put it over”
in France

 

They always achieved their objective.
Our boys made a reputation for all
Canadians to live up to.

Canada’s objective now }s
$300,000,000. Do your bit and

BUY VICTORY BONDS.

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Ormes, Limited

Two Phones 82 &200 At Your Service