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Buildings are getting older and chimneys
secure. Winter fires are being started.
risk is increasing as winter

less
he fire

approaches. The

value of buildings is high and steadily mounting

as the cost of lumber and labor goes up. Insurance

rates have not advanced.

lower than formerly in this town.

They are materially
Do you not

think this is a good time to fully cover the value
of your building, furniture or stock with in-

surance? We write it.

——

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance

Keal Estate

Bonds

 

 

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Prince Rupert Ory Dack & Engineering Co.

LIMITED
Vessels of any size Docked

Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel.

boats
making

Several

section, fees

can te docked together on
light.

one small

Large stock of repair

materisls is being laid in.

Foundry Work

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

Machine and Boiler Work of all kinds

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

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

 

M.M.Stephens is

Notary Public Conveyancer

FOR SALE

i A well appointed apart-
ment house consisting of two
flats
view

 

five - roomed modern
harbor

rents for $70

with excellent
Borden Street,
per month-

Price $5,500, Terms.

 

M. M. Stephens

REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE

 

 

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CniltiConCarne
and and Hot Tomales

 

at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

iaanin Co.,

telephone 123
| House.

Willman of the

For all Household

EMPRESS

TONIGHT _
RUTH STONEHOUSE

-IN—

“The Edge of the Law’

13th Episode

‘A Fight for Millions’’

and
A FINE COMEDY

Two Shows - 7.15 and 9
mission 15 and $0 cents

WESTHOLME

TONIGHT
ETHEL CLAYTON.

~ 8

“MAGGIE PEPPER”

FATTY ARBUCKLE

in his Latest Success

“The Cook”

ond Gazette

Admission, 35c and 1S¢
Two Shows, 7:15 and 9

Kleanva
returned to the U:
mines on the train today.

k

Furniture
Barrie's Furniture

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Delivery Service Extra
Phone 557

 

 

 

 

Anyone

 

DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Offiee Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
d«y, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE

 

ome

 

 

May Shop
Anywhere

He or she likes Bul all
the same it sometimes
makes a difference where
you £0,

We have thought and
worked to accurately sup-
ply your wants at every

point jewelry busi
hess

From evllar buttons to
diamonds we strive to
make our store perfect

This is our invitation to
you to gee it. We do not
ask that you buy anything.
You'll find pleasure in just
seeing; and we in showing.

JOHN BULGER

Jeweler

The Store of Worth aod
Beauty.

 

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PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

5 m steam heated modern house

near drydock, $2,600, Terms.

{-hoom house, 7th Avenue, Section
5, $1,760, Terme.

{-Room house on Fifth Avenue in
section 5, $1,600, Terme.

2 Lots, 6th Avenue, Section 5
$060 cach, Terme.

2 Lots, 6th Avenue, Section 7, near
drydock, $350 each, Terme.

Lot 25, Block 29,

Cash

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
Phone 11 « 3rd Avenue

Insurance Real Estate
Rentals.

 

Section 5,

 

   

THE DAILY NEWS

PUBLIG
ANNOUNCEMENT |

The Mussallem
Co., Ltd... (Keonomy Store
wish to inform the public
that they have purchased
the whole of the stock and
fixtures of S. Mussallem &
Co., Ltd., from the assignees
and from now on will run
that business in conjunction
with their own.

Grocery

Old customers of 8. Mus
sallem & Co,, Ltd., are here
with invited to continue
trading with us and we can
assure them of lowest prices,
st quality and = prompt

service,

us @ cal), or

PHONE 18 or 36
Mussallem Grocery

Co., Ltd.
Economy Store

417-419-423 Fifth Ave., E.

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VANCOUVER BOARD
OF TRADE PRESIDENT
IN THE CITY TODAY

Chris, Spencer, prpsident of
the Vancouver Board of Trade
ind head of the firm of David
spencer Ltd. of Vancouver and
Victoria arrived in the city this
morning on the way to Alice
Arm to look over the Dolly Var-

jen mine in which he is infer-
‘sted.
During the trip northward

word was received which seemed
to indicate that Prohibition was
defeated in Ontario. As Mr.
spencer is an ardent prohibi-
tionist he was much disappointed
hut was greatly relieved: to hear
on arrival here that the vote was
“xpeeted to be a quarter of a mil-
ion to the good.

Mr. Spencer was here in the
ummer with the Board of Trade
arty from Vancouver and ie
says that the members are still
ilking about the rip.

 

 

Word hina ‘hoon
tegistrar Burritt that Mr. Jus-
tice Clement will take the As-
sizes at this city which open on
Tuesday next. There are two
criminal cases; that of Rex vs
Michael J. Noon, and Rex vs
Peter La Franee of Stewart
There will also be civil
‘ases.

received by

several

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* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
SHeeeeeeaeeaeaernas
FOR SALE-—New modern house.
containing five rooms and bath-
room, on Eighth Avenue East
Phone 463. 251

FOR SALE—2 double beds, one
brass, one white enamel, in
good condition. Phone Black
246. 258

No tee | will so
stomach

the liver and the
health as a dose of

eechainis
Pills

Largest Sale of any HS ia a erect

everywhere, in

 

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

Launch Alice B.

Pienic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor
J. MYHILL-JONES

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Home Made Bread and

 

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Local News Notes

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8. A. Asbury, of Vanderhoof, is
in the city

Pianos correctly tuned, G, ©
Walker Phone Blue 389. if

J. Buiger returned from a busi-
ness icip in Vaneouver today.

Are you hard to fit? Our new
shoes come in all widths from
AA to E. Wallace's 247

. . ,
A. L. Carruthers, provincial

government engineer, Was an ar-
rived on today’s steamer.
: .

W. Percival, of Sunnyside, and
\. M. Kipp of Port Essington, ar

rived on last evening's train
* * .

\mong passengers up river this

morning were Alex. Manson, M.L
A.. and Judge F. McB. Young.
>. * *
\ feature of the Brass Band

Dance on Friday will be the large

orchestra, ensuring good music.
. .

C. W. Hower, provincial asses.

sor, left for Hazelton today on

duties connected with his depan-
ment.

No. 4
a season's
the

is in the
salmon
Queen Charlotte

The Haysport
harbor after
packing at
Islands.

. . .

Rev. H. R. Grant returned from
the south this morning. He has
at Swanson Bay and Van-
‘ouven.

een

>. . *

Holler, managing director

Belmont mines, was a pas-
senger on the Prince George as
far as Ocean Falls.

. . ,
Navy League Tag Day yes-
terday, in which the Daughters of
the Empire assisted, resulted in
the collection of $101.45.

. . .

W. Baugh Allen of the Wire-
less Station at Digby Island has
resigned his position and will
leave at the end of the month.

Whether you dance or not, buy
a ticket for the dance on Friday
night to raise funds for more in-
struments for the Brass Band.

> > 7
Miss Jean Grant returned from
1 short holiday in the south this
morning and left on the east-

vo.
of the

The

bound train for her home in
Hazelton,
. . *

0. B. Bush, formerly owner of
the Premier Mine at Stewart and
still holding mining interests
there, arrived in the ‘city today
from the south.

. . .

W. J. Pitman, the piano man

left for Prince George and Ter

race on the train today and will
spend two or three weeks on busi-
ness up the line.

>. .

A. J. T. Taylor, of the Taylor
Engineering and Mining Company
which owns and operates the
Dolly Varden Mine at Alice Arm,
arrived from Vancouver this
morning en route to the mines on

a visit of inspection.
. * .

Knights of Pythias, Attention!
The unveiling of Honor Roll and
supper to returned brothers will
take place on Monday evening,
October 27, at 8 o'clock. Al!
Knights and wives, Pythian Sis-
ters and visiting Knights ane cor-
dially invited. Those who wish
to attend, please notify at once,
J. S.. Carmichael, K. R. & 8., or

Mes. George Leek. 246

Ladies’ Lemsanted battleship
grey dress shoes. New arrivals.
Wallace's. 247

 

Two-color window cards take
the eye quickly. See them at te
News Job Department.

Spirella
Black 257.

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Al Royal Crown Products

carry Coupons, redeenable
| for useful articles.

 

The Smeeton Tea Rooms

weeeses 309 SECOND AVENUE erererucncnrnrnrncare

The Business Man’s Restauran’
REAL HOME COOKING. BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTII

Cakes Always on “ale.

 

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WEEK - END

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND

Groceries at Lowest P rices

 

 

 

 

——

SPECIALS

SATURD,y
in Tow,

 

 

 

 

 

 

GEO. HILL

 

RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES

FAMILY SHOE STORE

The Practical Shoemen

Sustralian Jan n tb. tins
each of $2.75 a dozen . FRUITS AND VEGETAR,
Libby's ‘pinar hin 2% th. t ; =
Speca J3
Canned Pumpkin, 2? tins for 2he«
Canned Tomatoes, @-Ib ting, 9 tins :
for $e as
bel Monte Pork and Beans, 3 1 i
for @5c¢ ‘or 95
Canned Peas 2 tine f ' . }
Libby's Catsup 25e per bot ark
Libby's Salad Dressing, @5¢ per bot, | PROVISIONS any FRESH
sour ix Jelly 20c per jar | Finest MEATS
Sour ~y Pickles, $1.35 per gal Lard
lon t k "
Chow P chic Ss, $1.40 per gall: mn jar Breakfa
Sweet Mixed Pickles, $1.60 per gal
jon jar
Kellog’s Corn Flakes, @5¢ for two BEEF
packages !
Quaker Puffed Wheat, 40¢ for three t
packages i b
Rolled Oats ay for 6-1b. sack
Seal Brand Coffee, 81.20 for 2-Ibh tin |
Vietorta Cross Tea hoe per i
Pacific Milk » tine for 81 VEAL
Fagie Brand Milk , I
Italian Prune Jam he per t
Raspberry Jam, #1.15 per 4-l
M.B. Baking Powder per 1 z
tin—80¢ per 2% Ih. tit MUTTON
per 5-tb. tin
Seeded Natsins pkes
Sultana Raisins in bulk, 25¢ per tt
Jello, 2 pkes. for 25e or 81.4 loz
Palmolive Soar 2? cakes f
81.40 per doz PORK
Feonomy Jar Tops 5
The i iaant' r. able >upply Co
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Phones 211 and 2
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Outfit Your Boys and Gi: t

E. R. TABRUM

Phone 357

 

 

FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED,

 

 

 

 

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Ormes Limited
"Foal Remedios

 

Phones 82 and 200

 

 

We have a Kodak

to suit your special requirements.
Full range from Vest Pocket to Post

Everything in Kodak Supplies

 

Store
ard Avenue end 6th Stree’

Card size.

 

P.O, Box} 1680

 

 

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Phone 524

Motor Delivery

 

The Gurvich |
Transfer

Phone Green 548
P.O. Box 102 Office, Fraser St.

FOR ELECTRICAL WORK

Geo. Waddell

336 2nd Ave.

Phones
BLACK 367 — GREEN 394

Save Money in Lamps.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

National Grocery C0.

VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY

: in 1840. :
| ing stoves I" > pusiness

the same se
Hundreds '? °

Rupert’

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Cor. Fulton and Sixth

prompt Attention

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