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trimming upon
lofty turban toque to match trim-
med with black veiling, a large

your Toilet Table

Royal Blues Geared over Quill-
drivers after Keenest Struggle

ba a aaa cae . Yet Seen. Score 18-32.
gasped when she heard she had to si ‘ . he Some of the leading
find a second $200 and hinted that} @st night's indoor baseball wholesale druggists

have just sent ussome
new perfumes, pre-
parations and _ toilet
necessities $7 ee

game between the Quilldrivers and
the Royal Blues was certainly a
crackerjack. Royals won 18-32.
Nothing could have been finer
than the last three innings when
with a splendid spurt the Quills
wrote down 13 runs on. their
score sheet. Keeping up their
game the Royals made 16 in the
same time made up their winning
balance.

Umpires Sloan and Dunn did |
excellent work. There was the|
best of good feeling throughout |
the match which was witnessed
by a number of live and popul: ar!
girls. Audiences continue to swell | * aie
in number which is all the away
for the coming Outdoor Ball Park|®
Fund.

heaven alone knew where she was
to discover the money.
She was allowed an
two. to approach her source of
information ‘and produce $202—
her fine and costs—or choose the
alternative of a three months
holiday at New Westminster.

hour or

We ceere caly the best
Patent Medicines and
our Prescription De-
partmentis a specialty

C. H. Orme

‘“*THE PIONEER DRUGGIST”’
Second Ave. Phone No. 82

 

 

End Will be Soon

If you have not yet taken ad-
vantage of F. W. Hart's grand
sale of furniture it would be well
to do so at once, as it will soon
close, and afterwards you will be
disappointed for depriving yourself
of such great values in things you
need for your home.

 

 

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| Musical Comedy at the Empress |
N O | C E 1] | i 1 :
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Proved to be Great Fun Mak- |
|press Theatre last night to enjoy

 

 

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ie musical satire ‘‘The Follies
e e e }of 1911."" The scene is laid ‘‘down
Comox-Atlin Liberal Convention |below.””. That does not mean

| Vancouver. For a couple of hours
|the audience enjoyed the fun of
iseeing Jack Westerman acting the |
| part of deputy Satanic Majesiy,
|meting out favors to his earthly

is fixed for

SATURDAY, AUGUST 19TH

at Nanaimo, B.C.

  
   

 

A acta tt. EAS : ; friends. The scene in Hades was

elegates roughout t e tit y wi é | : |

. 8 . peadhan will please endeavor te be jcleverly staged, credit for the|
electrical effects being due the

| local firm of Parkin & Ward.

BUSINESS —Selection of a candidate to contest seat in Dominion Par- There were lots of good SONS, |

liament for Comox-Atlin by Josephine Gerrish, Drena Mack,

: ack Westerman and Harry Harry |
(Signed ) ° Jack ¥i }

H. C. Brewster, M.L.A., Chairman | Cleveland, the latter’s ‘‘Chink of

jthe Miser’s Gold’? and Wester-

“Black Salome”
| pecially good . The chorus
|a Drink" by the male quartet
|so good that it had to be repeated
| The show was thoroughly enjoyed
| by all present.

being es-
“Have
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Notice to Liberals

   

 

 

GREAT ATTRACTION
Event on Third Avenue is Ac-
complishing End

   

A general meeting of the Liberals of Prince Rupert
will be held in the

McINTYRE HALL, 3rd AVENUE

on the evening of

THURSDAY, AUG. 10th

at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of electing delegates to a Convention to
be held at Nanaimo on Saturday, Aug. 19th
a
THIS ME®TING IS NOT CONFINED TO MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
BUT IS OPEN TO ALL LIBERALS

P. W. ANDERSON, Secy.

     
   

When it became generally known
of the attractive bargains in fur-
niture and home furnishings being
offered by G. D. Tite, wise people
goods took advan

  
 

needing these
| tage of the opportunity to furaieh
their homes. The last few days
of the great sale are now on and
a careful study of the values
listed in Mr. Tite’s advertisement
on another page of this paper are
worth your attention.

       
   
   
 

 

 
 

 

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MUST FORK OUT fC. M. HAYS HERE 7 one esa
Josephine Reda of Klondyke|Will Probably Arrive by the “The News Classified Ads.
Hotel Found Guilty Today of| Prince George a Week from fae as
oe =-One Cent A Word For Each Insertion=~
Josephine Reda- ceceuiee of} “You nay Saeee Mr. CoM. or
the Klondyke Hotel who was|@ys to arrive in Prince Rupert —THEY WILL REPAY A CAREFUL LOOKING
yesterday fined 8200 for lettag according to his promice made ont § i
an Indian have a bottle of whisky, | @Uting his last visit, in about ten
: .-|days. I understand that it is his| — hati ous ee i
was today charged with running |©¢Y* | Ta By: 20,28. 18
a blind pig. She was tound intention to be here about that Phone 150 For Rent
guilty and fined a second $200. time,” said Mr. W. H. Dempster The Insurance People ae
A number of witnesses were to] '° the Daily News this erates Fire Furnished rooms with bath. Special rates by |
have appeared on her behalf all|°™ his arrival by the Prince Ru- Life the week. Talbot House. 1ee-tf
i ert Marine Neatly Furnished rooms, gentlemen preferred. ~
with the same story that they had]! . ; s Aaident Apply Mrs. Mullin, over Majestic Theatre. =
clubbed together to buy a barrel Mr. W. P. Hinton and most of Plate Glass on Yurnished room, private family. |
Vé é f c ; en only
of beer and a bottle or two of|the other leading men of the Cont ea eee é . Apply P.O. Box sis ett |
ands a ; s > 6 ees Sap ontractors’ and Personal Bonds McIntyre Hal i ts, |
whisky. Chief Vickers who dis- G. Tf. . el Se es Mr. |] policies Prepared While You Wait. Genus ote hacks SE tee ieee tie. |
: ; ave Ww ; : re . : THE
covered a team load of ingeniously ee at yi re are by ome M \ R alt & siitock: Thea aoe ee fist |
condelaed liquor and empty bot- Prince George on the morning of ac eally nsurance
. ? : Sc av > ¢ ims , A q ie ee emcee |
tles in the place, knew better, Saturday the ie Rte when 2.5. mens ane Rabin, a: ,
* and Magistrate McMullin soon the Railway Commissioners sit Help Wanted i
sized up the worth of the evidence. here in the court room. TEGE a Re soncemnsena
, Accused appeared before Mag- HAD LIVELY Wanted~Good sized boy to help in kitchen and |
istrate McMullin wearing a tight Heth ve ar eenerally useful, Apply James
° . | B LL G M : G corner of 8th Street
grey suit w ith mouse-colored velvet | A A E New oods for Scoteh Woman wants work, housecleaning, wash-
the collar and a ing or fancy ironing. Work taken home if |

desired. Apply Apartment House, Ist Ave.

and McBride 176-181
Wanted—Man to operate Soda Fountain. Ar oply
Orme’s Drug Store, Second Ave 178-tf |

 

For Sale

 

 

 

For Sale—Chicken Ranch, 2 Storey house, house- |
hold goods. Near Prince Rupert. A snap if |
taken atonce. Address Box 368. tf |

For Sale—Owner will sell four good lots Nos. 23, |
24, 25 and 26, k 27, Section 5, Taylor street, |
size 41 x 25 x 100, at $700 each, on reasonable |

terms, Apply Box 999, P.O., Prince Rupert. |
176-182

 

Insurance

 

 

 

lby Mr. W. L.

OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just
settlements. We write every known class of
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co.

 

 

1 Business Chances

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Good money in Moving Pictures. Wanted—
party to start moving picture show in = be
Rupert. Write me for particulars. H. Davis,
Watertown. Wis. 137-wi

NEW HALL FOR
THE KIRK

Presbyterians will Erect Build-
for |

 

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ing on Fourth Avenue

Social Gatherings, etc.

bile
On Fourth avenue just above |
McBride street the Presbyterians |
will erect a large hall for social |
and church purposes. work on it
Two large
rooms will be fitted up
at the rear of the building to ac-
Mr. Kerr.

been prepared

Barker. The

used for

will commence at once.
specially

commodate Rev.
The plans have

building will not be

Sunday services

LIBERAL RALLY

Meeting to Select Delegates |
Called for Thursday Evening

Thursday at 8.30 p.m. a
of the Liberals in this
held in the McIn:yre
of selec ing
convention to

On
meeting
city will be
Hall for the
for
candidate to

purpose
delegates the
choose a reprcsent
the constituency in the Domirion
All Liberals are

present.

House. invited

to be
New hi

of coffee

best

is the
the

brand
is the

A new
Empress. It
market. Try it.
House, Phone 190.

on

The Mayor has
wire as soon as he
an arrangement with Premier Me
Bride on the subject of the G.
assessment settlement,

| was found drunk the other day,

igave information to the police | $§
é :

lyesterday which resulted in the|

| The
| Phillipson.

lodged as a result of

Ideal Provision |

promised to|
has come to|

 

Cleveland’ Musical Comedy Cy

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“THE GOOD SHIP NANCY LEE”

A Musical Voyage in
Two Sails

 

Do away with this. Patronize a white
laundry. White labor only at

Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118
HEAVILY FINED
FOR OFFENCE

Mrs. Joab Reda Paid $200
Yesterday for Having Sup-
plied an Indian with Whisky | °
and Now Faces Blind Pig
Charge.

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ELABORATE SCENIC PRODUCTION
GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND ELECTRICAL Er} ECTS

NO INCREASE IN PRICES
50c, 75c and $1.00

 

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Seat sale opens Thursday

 

 

 

 

Harry Collison, the Indian who

 

 

 

 

 

Reda of the Kiondyke Hotel for

lsummary conviction of Josephine | 4
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|having supplied him with liquor. |

Floor Space for Rent

in the Hart building, corner of
Second Ave. and Sixth Street

The Best Business Corner in Prince Rupert

reer eoe

was laid by Sergeant}
She wes fined $200 in

charge

the afternoon.

A further charge

a blind pig was at once

the
Quite a

against her of |
running
police
visit to her premises.

large quantity of whisky, Apply

Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd

BeESESRES ESS ES ESS ESET ESS eS HESS

and other

 

intoxicating liquor in bottles sim-
ilar to that found upon the Indian
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charge |

| was discovered in the place,

woman faced the second

this forenoon.

 

 

  

SUPERB FUR CATCH $50 Cash will handle a nice lot in| Notice
Section 7. Price $325. Balance |
‘. +P Pr D tcl ees | The firm known as Director Cohen & Compay
(Canadian Press Despatch) Lots! 5 and 16, Block 49, Section 7, | have thie day hug. ced para
Edmonton, Aug. 9.—In the fur! pink each, $150 cash, balance | Ship. All Habiiities a oe ee
leatch 4 - Fon t e yaid to I. Direct A. B. Cobes
catch just brought dow n from the} Lots on Summit Avenue at $500. Easy ated August 413 oe
far north by Colin Fraser and Ben “ terse. ‘ ct
. tme ent, $20 . Nice
Hurrsel, two veteran independent a rae rent, $20 a month. Nice FUCCUCUCGOOSII
fur traders, there are no less than | For Fire » Lite and Accident Insurance | 75 x 100 ft. FOR LEASE
| 2537 skins with a total valuation of | pots in Fort George at $1.00 cash and is 4 : s

$10 a month, For free maps
and information see me. Now
is the time to buy lots in Fort
Veer =

about $25,000.

e Jeremiah H. Kugler, Limite

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POLICE WATCHES § JOHN DYBHAVN

Pattullo Block.

Do Your Shoes

 

PIANOFORTE LESSONS
For Begin: Pupils

All Varied in time in Police
Court the other ad If
you carry a ; :

Reliable Standard Watch

 

Miss Vera Groenwoot
Pupil of Franz V i Be

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You would always have the Need Repairing ° | |Room 28. Alder Block Upstair
Correct Time $ $

If so bring them to our IOBOCOOKATOOOGOIONA

NEW STAND

Third Avenue, between

Only reliable watches are

kept in stock by the G.T.P. FOR

  
  

RENT

Official Watch Inspector. ae cae tee an eee a
ooeoee have moved from the ss - fhead

Hart Block : é tid

Jeremiah H. Kugler, 1t¢

R. W. Cameron & Co. %!

Cor. 6th St. and Second Avenue. |
PHONE 82

John ‘Kadakas

AAKRKO | Third Avenue Bet. 7th and 8th Sts.

‘Mussallem & Company TO WATER USERS.

«Good Fresh Groceries at City Prices.

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Plumber,

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| Give us your next order for a WM. MAHLON DAVIS, ment of a da
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THIRD AVENUE |
M ssall & Co | You can't imagine an mor Opposite the Telephone OMA
u em mpany prising store being a laggard, r| !
| pone 228 Black 6th Ave., East of McBride | une nterprising advertiser,can you? |

 

 

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We beg to announce to the Public that we are going to remain at the same old stand corner 6th Street and 2nd Avent

-—- For the next two weeks we will occupy the entire Hart Block and during that time we shall offer some Great Values in Furniture and Home Furnishings

GRAND 15 DAYS SALE OF FURNITURE

   
 

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Sole Agent for Famous Getermoor Mattress.

 

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We carrry a full line of Carpet, Linoleums,

Crockery, Couches,
Glassware, Table Cutlery, :

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