FIRE J[NSURANCE

 

today. T’

its location.

Fire insurance is the cheapest commodity on the market
e rate on your dwelling is from 81.30 to 82.00
for each $100.00 of insurance for 3 years, depending on
This means that if you carry insurance on
your dwelling for 150 years without
paid out only the amount for which you are insured. It is
so cheap you can not afford to be without it. We write it.

  

a fire you will have

 

Insurance

 

H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Real Estate

   

Bonds

 

 

Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co.

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 aud Boiler Work of all kinds

Business of Industria! Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries
Solicited.

Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished.

 

 

 

M.M.Stephens

Notary l'ublic Financial Agent

5-ROOMED HOUSE and LOT

Close in, Seetion 6, with bath
room, Pantry, etc., For Sale

$2,150

Terms, $650 cash, Balance
arranged.

Can you now afford to pay

rent?

M. M. Stephens

LOANS - RENTALS - INS! NCE

 

 

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You've read about
Chilli ConCarne

The favorite Mexican
dish.

Try it Tonight
at the

CHILLI PARLOUR
835 Second Ave.

 

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We've Written
Many a

CUT GLASS
Ad.

But never in our lives
have we felt that we did
the subject justice.

And We never expect Ww.

Because we have oo
command of words that
will describe the beauties
of our cut glass.

We can tell you that it
radiates light of endless
colors, of its weight, and
. that there is no higher
grade of cut glass made.
ete,, and yet we feel that
we haven't said much

 

about it,
To make it easier will
you just make a

wi i TH
JOHN BULGER

The Store of Worth
Beauty.

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exercised any
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MEN MORE FIT TO WED
AT 40 THAN WOMEN

London.—The large number of
marriages of men of 40 to women
of 23 or 24 has raised the ques-
tion in London: ‘Would children
of such a marriage be normally
healthy so far as the father’s ae

influence?” An-!
question a doctor}

swering the

says that there is nothing from! pay

the physiological standpoint to
prevent such marriages.

“A notion has arisen among
men that the children of a father
of 40 are not likely to be strong,”
said he. “Provided the man is in

good health, there is no such
consequences. Doctors do. not
look with favor on marriage for |

the first time of women oider than!

38. And it is certainly better that
a man of 40 should marry a wo-
man of 25 than one of his own
age. Asarule, a man, after pass-
ing his 34th or 35th year is at
least ten years younger physical!)
than a woman of his own ace,
notwithstanding that women i-v:
longer and generally enjoy bette:
health in old age than men.”

Olof Hanson was among those
arriving back in the city from a
trip up the line by yesterday's
train.

Spirella
Black 257.

 

 

Corsetiere. Phon

'B. ©. Undertakers. Phone 41.

 

    

   
      
  

Houses for Sale

house, Fifth
Section 5, $1,600.

Four-roomed
Avenue,

Five-roomed house, heating
plant, fireplace, Sixth Ave.,
near Drydock, $2,500,

 
         
          
       
   

  

Lots 15-16, Block 15, Section

5, Sixth Avenue, $600 each.
Lot 25, Biock 29,

Sectiog 5,
$200.00.

We also have a nuniber of
lots near Drydock for build-
ing purposes.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Third Avenue: Phone11

  

     
       
     

 

 

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

Launch Alice B.

Picnic and Fishing Parties
Trips round Harbor

J. MYHILL-JONES

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I!'Trunk boat last evening and wil

 

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Local News Notes !

Ss et ts eee ts

Harry C. Evans, Piano tuner, is |
now in town. Leave your orders

at Bulger's. 207
, * >

Miss M. Musgrave was among
those leaving for the south on
the Prinee George last evening

* . .

Rev. Thos. J. Marsh of Terrace
was among the arrivals in the
ety by last night's train.

* . *
GG. W. Beugey of Alice Arm was

a passenger for the south on the

Prince George last night.
* > .

We have a few nicé gilt edged
invitation cards that are different

from the ordinary. Daily News
Oftice. tf
. . *

Inspector Acland of the Royal
North West Mounted Police re-
turned from the interior on the
train last evening.

. * *

Mrs. Tooker who has been the
guest of Mrs. Dr. McNeil for the!
past few weeks returned to Vic-
toria by the boat last evening.

* . *

Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
were among those leaving for the
south on the Prinee George last‘
evening. They will visit for a

time in Victoria.
> >. *.

Silversides

short

Miss Eva Esson was a passen-
ger for the south on the Grand

remain in Seattle for some time
before returning to this city.

7 . .

Hugh Macdonald who was em-

ployed at the Premier mine at!

Stewart was caught in a blast ane)

his arm was broken. . He came to

the Prince hospital this
morning.

 

Rupert

> . >

A week from tonight the &t.
Andrew's Society are giving a
dance for the benefit of Ed Ross,
the centre forward of their foot-
ball team, who was injured in the}
early days of the league. There |
will be invitations to all the teams
of the league and the supporters.

> . .

A week from Monday the Foot-
arranging a
smoker for the purpose of raising
|funds to provide a banquet for
the players after the league
matches are terminated. Th
levent is being looked forward to
iwith gr

 

Association is

eat
ifirst of its

expectations as the
kind in this city for
;4 number of years.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carinichael
left for the south on the boat last
jnight and will be away for some

months on an extended holiday
tour into the States. They will
istop off for a short time with

their daughter, Mrs. Leo Ives, in
emcee Mr. Carmichael! is
greatiy interested in young peo-
iple’s work of all kinds and dur-
jing his holiday in the south will

look into the matter of getting a

Y. M. C. A. started in this city.

 

woerene

SMITH & MALLETT

PLUMBING AND HEATING
EXGIKEERS

Estimates furnished,

 

 

i Address, 3rd Avenue, head

! of Second Street.
Phone 174 -— P.O. Box 274

| tee rece ter eecorrocoroccocoooeces

| NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION ACT
RK. 8. C. Chapter 115

 

 

 

 

The Minjster of Public Works of the
Government of the Province of British
Columbia hereby gives notice that he has.
under Section 7 of the said Act, deposited
with the Minister of Public Works and
the Minister of Marine and Fisheries ai
Ottawa and in the office of the Distrie:
Registrar of the Land Registry District at
Prince Rupert, B.C., a description of tx
site and the pian of proposed renewal and
extension of the Provincial Government
Wharf at Prince Rupert, B. c., im front
of Waterfront Block “PF.”

Take notice that after the expiration of
one month from the date of tue we publi
cation of this notice the Minister o Publi.
Works of the Government of the Previnee
of British Columbia will, under Section 7
of the said act, apply to the Minister of
Public Works and the Minister of Marin
and Fisheries at their offices in the ety
of Ottawa for approval of the said site and
plans, .- for leave to construct the said
renewal and extension.

Dated at Victoria, B.C,, this 2ist day
of August, 1919,

A. BE. FOREMAN,
Public Works Engineer

Dept. of Public Works,
Vietoria, B.

 

 

A °
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the
reserve existing over certain Crown lands
in Kange 5, Coast District, lying thre
miles on each side of the Kilsumgailum
River, notice of which appeared in the
Kritish Columbia Gazette on the 2nd July,
1908, is cancelled.
6. R. NADEN,
Deputy Minister of Lands

Lands Departune
Vietorle: B. e

THE DAILY NEWS

l agriculture at

 

 

16th July, 1949

 

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: STOP LOCK and LISTE W

. ‘before purchasing a baking power that
my Peay food scientists claim

baki:s ining alum is unsaf>
fer ust in food The mere tact that nna
brands of baking have the words
"No Alum'on the is not sufficien:

that are what are

 

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resented to be. Our
good mam have"No f lumt'on the outside

but large quantities of it inside.
MAGIC BAKING POWDER

Contains No Alum
Pure ‘Wholesome Economic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Use MURESCO, the great sani-| Mrs. J. ©. Brady and childres rhe funera
tary wall finish, A. W. Edge Co. jarrived back from Smithers byimorrow of P; ’ a
ya ay jthe train last evening. During|djed at the |
Regular meeting of the Fish|the summer months they have/August 30. 1 s
Packers Union of the O. B. U. Will been guests at the Prudhomme take place at Ha B a
be held in the O. B. U. hall at/ranch and the children are look-! at 2:30 p.m ‘ape
the corner of Sixth Ave. and Ful-jing fine after their sojourn on| —= =
ton St. Saturday, September 6, atlthe farm.
8 p.m. sharp. All members re-| “es
quested to attend. 208) The funeral is taking place this

   
    
   
    
 
 
   
   

jafternoon at Port Simpson of the | Mcintosh Red
Among those arriving from the

late Mrs, Sanderson, wife of Capt.

east on the train last night was Sanderson of the G. E. Fost APP]

Miss McKeehnie, a student of Rey. J. B. Rowell is officiating ;

the University of| j
British Columbia. She was
companied by her mother on the

trip to the east and is returning |,
to resume the studies of the next),

 

ac-

Arriving Friday

Per Box $3.65 |

This is one of

SPCR ee ee

Notice to Advertisers

: Paw ‘a | : st eating
term. This is Miss MecKechni: Casual advertisements apples sold on the market. Now
first trip through the north eae for insertion same day is the time t« r apples by
she expressed great delight withis jnouid be in the Daily the

the country on the way along t ele
Skeena.

News office before 10 a. m.
Changes in advertisements
should be on hand before
5 p.m. on previous day.

*
Land Act Amendments eeewaeeeeneees

Be Prepared!

RELIABLE SCHOOL Sith

Buy them from the

FAMILY SHOE STOKE

GEO. HILL E. R: TABRUM

: The Practical Shoemen Phone 357

Rupert Table sun lt

PHONES 211, 212

one eee eee © HE

SCHOO! DAYS

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statutory improv
residence maintat

oa Crown | FIT, STYLE AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
granted land ' : "

Unsurveyed areas, not exceedi 20

may be | as hom
title to be obtained after fulfill

tial end improvement condi = : ; in

and industrial purposes

640 acres bor be _ es an ene

one person or |
on

aan : NEW ..

. for Fall has arrived |

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The of this Act is enlarged

include perzone ‘in! and
ing with H Matectys Bosses
time within which the heirs or de
of a deceased pre-emptor may apply

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for title under this Act is ex or ——S—— — _ )
from for one year from the death of f

buch reon, as formerly, until one . 1
year after the conclusion of the present | of Fall

war. This privilege is -
uve ee also made re
© fees relating to pre-emptio
due or payable , * adios’ on oo
recorded after June 26, {918
Taxes are remitted for five years
Provision for return of moneys ac-
¢ py been paid since ‘i
» OM account of yia
or taxes on soldiers’ pre-emptions, on
Interest on agreements to purchase
town 7 lous held by members ot
Allied Trees, or dependents, acquired
direct or indirect, remitted’ tea’ e@n- a

Ustment to March f1. 1920. All the new shades decreed by fashi |

SUB-PURCHASERS OF CROWN ; sresent- |
a i season are re}
Proviaton be popular this coming se

. WE have a great new assortmen'

Hats, which we are able to ofler
our customers at exceptionally low prices
These were specially selected by © !¢) mil-
liner of many years experience.

to |

made for tasuance of . i many
Crown nts to sub-purch of will hind
Cro ds, ac asere ed, and rticular buyers
purchasers, who fiers Fie trom pa y

complete
» On ful.
hase, in-
urchas.-

rohase, involving forfeit

Riiment of conditions of oat
ter and taxes. Where sub-
ere not claim whole of orig

models which will appeal to them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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cel, purchase price d mal yas YX i <= _
be istributed“proportionatste® ay ee
hole area lic
made by May 1, (tz °™* "must be t ‘
GRAZING. ros
Grazing Act, 1919, for °9

development of iivestook ing o.
for grazing districts a sues

injetration under Com
Annual grazing permits ~ ~~"

Third Avenue a
tment ol Ladies

: leeu i ,
od ownsre henry for cota. P.S,---We have also a good asso! |
form Associations inay

Rain Hats.

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for rar
ment Free, or paral (ise parts
or campers or
to ten - ub
‘ty 3