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CHURCHES NOW
IN RUPERT

Permanent Buildings Erected
and Planned by Various Con-
gregations. R.C.'s New Halli.
New Churches for All Soon.
While all of the Prince Rupert

churches are showing great pro-
gress this fali as compared with
their position last year, the Roman
Catholic congregation is advancing
with the Rev. Father Bunoz
has instructed Messrs. Munro and
Lailey to prepare plans and speci-
fications for the erection of a large
hall for socials and other gatherings
The hall will be 26 ft. x 60 ft. and
of permanent construction equip-
ped and decorated in the best
style. Behind the building will
be a kitchen annex fitted to serve
the hall during socials, etc.

The R. C. Ghurch, which was
the first permanent church building
was designed by Messrs. Munro
and Lailey. The next church to
be built was the Anglican Chapel
of St. Peter at Seal Cove, and
now the Methodists are planning
a permanent church building.

Meanwhile the growth of the
Presbyterian and Baptist congre-
gations necessitates their holding
services in the Empress Theatre
and MacIntyre Hall so there is
every prospect of their having fine
church buildings shortly. The
Presbyterians have their site selec-
ted and are already erecting a
temporary building.

MATT WELLS VS.
KNOCKOUT BROWN

Signal Success of English Cham
pion Lightweight. Knockout
Brown is Knocked Out.

rest.

(Canadian Press Despatch)
New York, Sept. 1.—Matt Wells,
the English lightweight champion,
last night added to his laurels
by and outfighting
Knockout Brown, the lightweight,

outboxing

in a ten round bout before one of
the largest crowds ever witnessed
at a pugilistic bout in this city.
The bout was the second one to
be held under the new boxing law,
and brought a crowd of probably
14,000 persons to the Madison
Square Garden. The British cham-
pion was never for a second in
danger at any period during the
milling, and left the ring unmarked,
while Knockout Brown was bleed-
ing about the mouth and from a
cut under the right eye at the|

finish. |

REAL ESTATE PRICES |

The following are the prices in morning.
Lot| back from up river this week end.

real estate sales this week:
17, Block 22, Section 1, $9,500.
Lot 28, Block 34, Section 1, $4500
Lot, 9, Block 4, Section 5, $1260. |
Lot 23, Block 1, Section 7, $450.
Lots 9 and 10, Block 46, Section |

7, $800.

Lot 17, Block 40, Section 8, $250. | «

Opens up Business |
to Mr. Clark}
Durant who has become general |
superintendent for the Hydro-Elec-
the agency for the
the agency for the
Canadian General Electric Com-
pany has been taken over by Mr.

In succession

tric Company,
tric Company,

Grhaam Kearney. Mr. Kearney
recently arrived from Toronto.
He is an expert electrician and
graduated in the factories and
office of the Canadian General
Electric Company before being
despatched to take up the im-

portant agency at Prince Rupert.

This eae and evening, F.
A. Ellis, auctioneer, will sell the}
balance of the assigned stock of |
the Brin Furniture Company at
their store Third avenue be-

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CITY LOTS

 

Down Town Péigérty Has Been
Movong Freely This Week

An interesting sale was put)

this week when they sold their}
by the Prince Rupert Tent and)
Awning Company to a
Dakota man for $9,500. A lot
recently purchased for Mr. Elias
Emad of Montreal they turned
over to a Victoria man at a profit
for Mr. Emad.

This firm also sold 640 acres of

couver parties.

IT GOT HIM

 

Reciprocity is Risuler Subject
to Prince —— Man

“T've been a Crikatire for |
but this reciprocity has got me
under the collar,’’ was the straight |
testimony of a speaker at the
reciprocity meeting last night. Sev
eral other Conservatives present,
who are sinking party politics|
for the good of the district were
among those who epplauded most
loudly.

The meeting was packed out
to the doors and into the street.

 

ON A TRIP HOME

Mr. and Mrs. M. Bondeaux
Leave for France on Monday

Mr. and Mrs. M. Bondeaux
leave Mondzy on a three months’
trip to Mr. Bondeaux’s old home
in Verdin, France. While in the
old land he will boost for Prince
Rupert, and try to induce French

 

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tween Seventh and Eighth streets.

capital to,come to this land of
opportunity.

Mr. and Mrs. MclIntyre ac-
company them as far as Vancou-
ver and will likely spend part
of the winter in California.

Lang Fight Postponed

Sydney, Aus., Sept. 2.—(Spe-

cial)—The Lang-Lester fight has
been postponed. Lang very
ill with influenza.

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Attended Grand ‘Agi
Mr. J. F. Matheson returned
this morning on the Prince George
after attending the
Grand Aerie of Eagles.

 

annual session
of the
President Hays’ Party
Several of rooms
been reserved for the president of
Trunk Pacific his

party on the Prince George

suites have

the Grand ard
re-
turning to Vancouver on Monday
Mr.

Hays is expected

eek Gift

Through kindness of Mr.
Foster, manager of the Morrell
Bacon Firm so well known in these
parts a fine ham has been presented
» Ensign Johnsione of the Sal-
Army. The
behalf

Stelker

the

gift was in-
of the Army
’ Wells of this

vation
on
by Messrs
city.

Big Picante Guna
By the Prince George this morn-
ing C. D. Rand of Vancouver, ar-
rived accompanied by his wife.
Mr. Rand is a considerable proper-
ty down
below.

owner both ‘here and

‘Mew avdiinities Site
This morning Mr. J. H. Pillsbury
civil engineer, visited the proposed
location of H. Breckenridge’s new
Cold Storage Company the
waterfront to make a preliminary
survey for the proposed works.

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Alderman Charles Biss of North
Vancouver, is visiting W. Nichol-
son-Lailey, of Rand Block.

 

  
   
   
     
    
     

The Graham Island Oil Fields, Limited

CAPITAL STOCK $1,000,000

We are offering for sale a very limited
amount of shares of stock at 25c per share;
par value $1,00. These shares are going
quickly and will soon be off the market : :

THE MACK REALTY & INSURANCE COMPANY

SELLING AGENTS

  

 
 

CHANGE HANDS

through by McCaffery & Gibbons

North |

in Block 34, Section 1, which they |

Lakelse land for $7700 to Van-|

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Contractors’ and Personal Bonds

Mack Realty & Insurance

Phone 150

Fire
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Accident
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are held in McIntyre
avenue near Sixth street.

John Leggett,

members will be

Canada who have
habit of purchasing
the

the
sensible
method of

available to
those

Colonies.

The Mother
Country
specialises

production,
and

specialise in

country's
specia lity.
Curzon
Bros, know
what tailoring is.
yourself of our knowledge.

“There's Comtort in the Curzon Cut."

SEND POST CARD FOR FREE PATTERNS
which will be forwarded iree from
our distributing Agents in Canada, as
below.
send you fashion-plates and complete
instructions for accurate sel!-measure-
ment and tape measure.
no matter where you live, orrefundthe
full amount of your purchase money.
ONE CULVER AND TWO GOLD

Read our unique list of unsolicited testi-
monials ; 20,
absolutely genuine

(Dept.

21 years, and always voted straight, Mc Leod’s sermon tomorrow even-

Service commences at 7.50

Regular morning service at

.m. Bible School and Brither-
Baraca Bible Class at 2.30}
Music conducted by Mr. j
E: Davey, organist and}

Strangers and visi-
All services

Hall, Third}

as “Jack’’ Leggett, formerly of
Leggett & Williams, has entered
the Ideal Provision House in the
capacity of manager.: This house
has become popular as the “‘house
of good quality,’ where fresh
groceries, butter, eggs, fruit and
vegetables can always be obtained
at the lowest market prices.

Mr. Charles Lowe will remain
with the business, and together
they will make a strong team and
are sure to meet with the success
they boch so well merit

The first practice of the P. R.
Choral Society for the coming
season will be held in the English
Church on Monday September
4th, 8 p.m. All members are}
requested to atiend. I tending |

2.
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welcomed.

 

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
Phone 4.

LL WOOL

OVERCOAT

MEASURE $9.25

CARRIAGE AND DUTY PAID.

Most Wonderful Taiioring

Creation of the Century.

Perfect Style, Perfect Cut,

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Agreements of sale bougat. P.O. Box 965

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Wanted a women to work "in hotel out of town.
Apply immediately at King George hotel. 199-2t |
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Boy wanted at once to learn the printing trade.
Apply News Office. |

Bow Wanted—Apply at Orme's Drug Store. 198-tf |

Wanted—Good sized boy to help in kitchen and |
make himself generally useful. Apply rane
Hotel, 8rd Ave., corner of 8th Street.

Housework wanted, also washing and ironing es |

Scotch woman. Third Ave., near News office. |

196-tf

Wanted 8 room cottage close in, partly or wholly |

furnished. Will lease for 12 months if «atis- j

factory. Apply at A. W. Edge Co. 2nd Ave.

197-200

Young active men's furnishings man
Apply in person to J. Piercy,
199-200

Wanted—
for warehouse.
Morris & Co.

Wanted a woman to work in kitchen, wages $35 | j
a month, with room. Apply Prince Rupert

 

Genera! Hospital. 200-tf
oe tee ee some
For Rent

 

 

 

Furnished house, cor. Sixth Avenue and Young
St. Modern in every respect. Phone 83 or call
Pattullo & Radford. 196-tf

| Purnished rooms with bath.
the week. Talbot House.

Neatly Furnished rooms, gentlemen preferred .—
Apply Mrs. Mullin, over Majestic Theatre tf

Special rates by
165-tf

McIntyre Hall, for concerts, entertainments, |
Apply J, H. Rogers, phone 116. |

; Nice Furnished Rooms, Mrs. Greenwood, Alder
Block; Third Ave. 178-

For Rent—Sons of England Hall, 2nd Ave., for
Dances, Fraterna! Societies, Socials, ete. Apply
Frank A Ellis, Box 869 or phone 66. 1s6-tf

| dances, etc.

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For Sale

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section 5, facing

Terms $550 cash. |

immediately Box
200-206

For quick sale, lot 38, block 2
two streets. Price $588.75
Balance ‘one year. Address
L, Daily News

Launch 20 feet, in good running order $110. Ap
ply Moorehouse, cor &th Ave. and Donald Street
199-201

For Sale—Chicken Ranch. 2 Storey house, house
hold goods. Near Prinee RKupert A snap if
taken at once. Address Box 368 ti

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Insurance

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OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just

settlements. We write every known class of
Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co

 

 

 

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| Lost, last evening between Summit and Fifth |
Ave. and Post office, a small black purse con- |
taining three $10 bills and some silver. Reward |
on returning same to News office.

| Lost between Central Hotel and wharf, ladies
gold watch and fob; monogram E.0.J. Reward
by returning to News office 200-t-f |

 

BOYS!

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the News office.

 

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Perfect Finish. Perfectly Trimmed.

Curzon Bros , the famous London

ors, are making the above won-
ful offer as a special inducement
hose resident in

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Together with patterns we

We fit you,

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forfeited if not
LL WOOL OVERCOAT
TO MEASURE $9.25.
CURZON R08. s/c The CLOUGHER SYNDICATE
; A40 Spatinn Aer Torcaie Doane.

the World's Measure Tailors,
60/62 CITY ROAD,

FEED STORE

ything in the feed line, also gar-
lowest market prices, at Collart’s |
Market Place |

PONY EXPRESS

Phones 41 or 301 |

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| BASEBALL SCORES |

Pert etre spa patel olf

Northwestern League
| Vancouver, 7, Seattle 2.
Spokes 0, Victoria 9.

Porila Tacoma 2.
National League
Pictsburg 9, 14.
Brooklyn 8,2; Boston 5, 4. |
New York 3, 2; Philadelphia 2. 0|

Pacific Coast League
Verron 9, Sacramenio 5.
Oakland 5, Portlerd 0.

Los Angele Frisco 5.
American League

New York 6, Weshirgion 0,

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Cincinnati 8, 4;

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ANOTHER NELSON FIRE

Fourteenth Incendiary Blaze in
Past Two Weeks

(Canadian Press Despatch)

Nelson, Sept. 2.—-Fire at mid-
right destroyed the buildings of
che Nelsor Brewing Company and
istables e:d threatened many resi-
ideriicl buildings in the vicinity.
| This is che in
|, dditior to a dozen minor ones in
The police detectives
the fire bug re-

second serious fire

two weeks.
baffled, and
mains at large.

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LOOKING

| Lot 26,

OVER—

 

 

 

 

We Want Your Listi

Call and tet! us what you
saleable we can sell it.

+ Mr. Non-Resident

We will be glad to hear from you
gerding the present market value of
upert property. DO IT NOW

4 O. M. HELGERSON, LTD.

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

‘Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118,

 

McCaffery & Gibbons

Real Estate Offerings:

Block 16, Section 1, for $2200.
This lot was purchased at the sale two
years ago for $1760 and is a bargain
at $2200.

Lot 30, Block 16, Section 1, for $2000.

A good lot on First avenue for $2500.

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Rupert Power Boat Cruise told in plain‘

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TWO Launches came into Prince
Both were beautiful pleasure craft.
long cruise. Both had fifty H.

BUT ene launch was towed by the other into harbor, and head
straight for the Rupert Marine Repair Wharf. To Mr. H Rob fs
the Rupert Marine Ironworks her owners told a sad story. Her ¢

‘NOT A “STANDARD” ~-had given trouble the whole way from Va;
couver. Had it not beer for the continual help of the other launch the
disabled one could never have made the trip.

THE ENGINE OF THE OTHER LAUNCH WAS A “STANDA
WA

Rupert Harbor
Both had come fron
P. gasoline engines.

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OFFICES: _HELGERSON BLOCK
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House and lot in Section 5. Good IT DID PRACTICALLY DOUBLE WORK ALL THE y
neighborhood, fine view can be bought NEEDED NOTHING FROM THE REPAIR MAN ON REACHIN(
for $1250 on any terms purchaser may RUPERT. ‘THIS LAUNCH TOWED THE LAME LAUN MOST }
offer. OF THE WAY AND ALSO LIT HER ELECTRIC | Ss BY |

Double corner in Section 5, for $1500 on MEANS OF A CONNECTING CABLE, WHICH IS JUST ONE MORE j
easy terms. INSTANCE FROM ACTUAL EXPERIENCE TO PROVE THAT '

Two lots on Fifth avenue, Section 6, for {
$950 each. teeters i

Good lot on Sixth avenue, Section 6, for The Best Engine for ‘6 ” j

The “Frisco Standard” |

$325 cash.
Fine double corner in Section 6, for $1675
Sixty feet on Third avenue,
for $1200.
Lot on Ninth avenue,

Section 7, for $315

Section 7,

Northern B.C. waters is

Level double corner in Section 8, for $50 anda . ;
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cash, balance monthly. I ‘ '
Lots in all parts of Section 8, for $50 |

balance small monthly pay

FOR RENT

Flat in Washington Block

Furnished house Section 5 fer $35
per month.

Three room house for $15.00 per montt

Fifth avenue

cash,
ments.

in

in

Four room house and bath,
$30 per month.

Seven room house with bath,
for $35 per month.

Section 7,

Store on Third avenue.

—INSURANCE—

McCaffery & Gibbons |

THIRD AVENUE

 

  
  
      
       
  
  

  

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FOR SALE

one lot Section” 1, Block 19, Second
# avenue Price $9460,\cash $5 50 teil

 

 
 

Two lots= Section 5, Block 2 with
building, two rooms furnished, kitchen,
two baths, store, parlor and piano.
Price $4200, cash $2500,

|}One lot Section 6, Block 11, Sixth
avenue. Price $2250. $500 cash.

Two lots, Section 7, Block 22, Sixth
avenue. Price $1050

One lot Section 7, Block 16, Sixth
avenue. Price $650. One half cash,
balance 6-12 months.

Combination

Combination three lots, two in Section

7, one in Section 8, all for $1060.

FOR LEASE

Three lots, Third avenue close to business |

Good lease.

For Sale (Snap)

section.

Four lots, Section 8, Block 34, Eleventh

avenue, all for $369.65 cash.

Corner lots 18, 14, Block 12,
avenue and Fulton street for lease or
will build to suit tenant,

ON GRAHAM ISLAND
170 acres, with one-half mile of water-
front, Crown granted. Price $20 per
acre, one third cash, balance 6-12
months,

Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd.

 

For all occasions can be
purchased from our Up-
to-date stock of : =: ;

Watches, Jewellery and
Souvenirs

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R. W. Cameron & Co.
G.T.P. Official Watch Inspector.

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

 

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AGENTS j
Rupert Marine Ironworks G Supply Co. |
Office Phone: Blue 58 P.O. Box 515 Works on W {

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Well Equipped Repair Shop

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Tenders Waited

Skeena Land District ) .
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Tenders wanted for clearing lote 1 and 2 i
Qi, section 1 Specifications at C. D Newton's Take notice that Aus Pe
office, Exchange Block 198-201 Rupert, saddier t cc wat

to the Chief Commiss a

for a licence to prospe the

oe . on and under the f a

Real Estate Weat Coast of Graha a

n Vi U wing Commence cat
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south 80 chai int

‘ . north 80 chal I a“

n Prince Rupert, B.C, may find &) of commencement aaa

ready : » » price is reason \
ready pur¢ haser, if the pricel 2) RE,
able by addressing Pub. Aug. 19 ;

rotte
i Skeena Land Distric or
Prine
P.O. LOCK BOX 43 Take notice that A ing
D ” Rupert, sccup? sat Works for 8
East Liverpool the Chief Commissi a ae
ie : . Is licence to prospect | ie
| Columbiana County Ohio, U.S.A. | na under the follo ‘
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Commencing # &
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south 80 chains, the
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SUFFERING INSTANTLY RELIEVED
A SAFE AND SPERDY CURE
If your dealer does not keep them we will mail

< cents
you a box (18 powders) on receipt of 25 Located August 1

| Pub. Aug. 19 ; ‘0
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|} Skeena Land Distr

L. J. MATHIEU Co.,Props., Sherbrooke, P.Q

| ‘Take notice tha s nial
Rupert, saddier

| Commissioner of 14 .

| to prospect for coa

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Located August |
Pub. Aug. 19

 

 

Skeena Land Distr

Take notice tha
Rupert, sadder, int ppt
Commissioner of | ‘
to prospect for ¢o , ~
under the follow
Coast of Grahan

Commencing
of the north
south 80 ehe
chains nortt
commencement

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PHONE 801 P.O, BOX 804

PONY EXPRESS

DELIVERY SERVICE

    

 

SYSTEMATIC, MERCHANTS’

 

Baguage, Storage and Forwarding Agents, For
Rigs or Motor Car day or night

Seventh Ave. and Fulton

 

Phone 301

Located August |*
Pub. Aug. 19

 

District of Queen Charlotte Skeena Land Distr vale ae
slande " Y ¢
Take notice that Austin M. Brown of Prinee Take notice tic
Rupert, occupation saddier, intends to apply to Rupert, ha nae o i Oe
the Chief Commissioner of ‘Lands and Works for | the Chief Com’ 6
a licence to prospeet for coal, oil and petroleum j a licence to pr we ribet
on and under the followmg described lands on the | and under woe :
West Coast of Graham Island: West Coat © 9
C lommeneing at 6 post nlan‘ed three miles east } Commencing rs ,
| of the southeast corner of C. 1. No. 4475 thence | of the southeas Frosipesper
| $0 chains west, thence 80 chains narth, 40 chains | north 60 chains Thor 0 chai
east, thence 80 chains south to point of com- | 80 chains, thene
menceme nt Al

| mencement.

AUSTIN M, BROWN, Locator sia. ist
| Lwoated August lat, 1011 Located Aug
Pon Aug. 1 “te Pub. Aug. 19

Skeena Land District Prince

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