PRINCE  GEORGE  CITIZEN
CLASSIFIED WANTS,   [j localVndPersonal. ?
Ailvt'l'li
•jr. rents 1 50 rents', minin. -"»
ords.
FOR SALE
a 1.1 dim
this headirigH *+???*????¦?•?¦?'?? The Hitnk of Montreal has opened a branch at Terrace, S.C,
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.Mrs Coverl has moved to Mr. B. Keegan's residence on Fourth avenue, where she has opened up her stuck of ladies1 wear.
ode] Stradi-
vill   sell   for
Wash hum
ell for $15,
|)up
ill
lloti I.
 soil for jul9,3p
F V partj o coiintr> of mining i laims
Utfrde
men where
 left this week with a  lor the Peace River  he will survey a group
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Mill'    .11.
ied .i
'hull.
phonograph, .ersal repro-
ioti, with 30 [iply   to John
ling cabinet, , ialty), per i i|Uick sale : *\ u d rawers. ables,   $2 50!
i   and
double
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ll rilay ii him a in lie ha;   il
Dun.  .i I.and   :¦' i 'ulumbiii end   in.ik
Honthea; i
li Adams returned on Sat-,, Lhi3 roast bringing with ,  Gray-Dorl  car for which
agency. t    ?    *
11 .M uuro, director of the lenient   Hoard   of     British
u ,i:- in the city last week->¦   linal arrangements   for
Mr. und Mrs. .1. H. Johnson and little daughter, Virginia, left yesterday tor a short  visit in Kdmonton.
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The famous $4 000 theft caBe, In which a number of local Chinamen are involved, will corne up in Magistrate Daniell's court tomorrow. Mr. Stuart Henderson, of Victoria, Is up-pearinK for some of the Orientals involved.
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KKTURNED soi,iui:kn.
Feu Canadian .soldiers have seen longer service against the Hun "over there" than E. H. Hurdeu, an early day land surveyor in this district and
nephew
(ieor^e.
of F. P. Burden    of    Fort Enlisting early in 1916   in
the C.M.R., "Ernie" went through all the desperate battles of the early days. He received a shrapnel wound in the foot at Ypres and for a time
Men's Summer Underwear at Isow-1 it appeared  probable that he would
 lan  this
 d   settlement  city."
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hand    Fon
new    bod;
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cher al the Fort ml. left Sunday for i he holidays.
eived all kinds Sweaters,
ungest  son  of jon, arrived in
lagon,
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All       \il.iln
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with Gei
Johnso
i a visit
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nvvr the Adams. '.vpected
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s  reopened mi Snturda best   in   the
in   In-  shown
he   Dream-last.    The film   world at     the
good  iaiiil. cli
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el ion per  ;
Hoys' overall  and Sliirts at  lzow-i
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FOR    SALE    one
 Leith Bros.   G
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set of logging ole road. Ai>-Prince George.
in  Phyf Special
mill	ly   dan	ee  of   the	Fort
il IH'	co in in i	ittee will he	held
hall	on   Friday.  July		18th.
ft oft	s   art'	beinjj;   made    to	
of	a gooi	1   crowd  at	this
FOR  SALE-   I! wagon,   in   good   iu; 50, 2S 11..
LAM) I-'OK SAI.I. miles east i>f town, , Also Itsn ..i U2U ii< i' 1 own, near BliU'ku at. I>«-i- acre, Apply j, . U eorge.
roii  sai.i;. Hansard  Lakr s., Limits;  ready I'm lier in gontl (Inn.in Prince George, If.t
•h  Sti: 'ion.
leba ker Phone 3tp
as the new piano is expected mi hand, and of course, every -I! waul to hear it
140 acres, foui *(>.."><i per acre. \'l miles liimi mad, at $6.50 A.  Shearer, Fort II
ill   LEASE,   the Mill and Timber
i iiit-ss   and   linn-It. <i.  \\ illiani>. uW-tf
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Tube'
Hall
¦ad Tires,  $22.75; j;   Gasoline,   4."ic
Inner Ed.
sky's.
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A meeting of the G.W.V.A. Women's Auxiliary will be, held on Tuesday, July L'L'nd.
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The publicity member of the G.W. V.A. has no report from last meeting.
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Dick Corless, the furniture man, has taken the agency for Chevrolet. Dodge, Hudson, Chalmers and Cadillac cars and  Republic trucks.
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C. P, Thomas, Stony Beach, Sask., is spending a few days in the city. He has recently become interested in land south of the city and expects soon to become a permanent resident.
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The Women's Hospital Auxiliary meets tomorrow (Thursday) evening in the council chamber. All members are urgently requested to attend.
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Don't forget that you always get a good bargain at Izowsky's.
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Jack Wilson and Miss Judy Wilson left   Saturday   by   steamer   H.X.    for
iSoda ('reek, from which point they will make a bicycling tour of the Okanagan, later going to Vancouver where they will attend the University
of  British Columbia.
The   deal   for   the   Hudson's    Hay j property   at   Quesnel   has   been   com-I pleted and  the new owners are now 1 in possession.    The Allison Drug Co. | has   the  corner store     property     on Front  street.     E.  J.   Avison  has the lawn section behind the store.     Miss Thompson   secures   the   portion     the house occupies.    The next  25 feet is to be left  vacant as a fire break.   A. J.   Klliott gets  o?   feet, and  the  balance to the corner of Reid street goes to D. H. Kelly^of the Royal Bank.
l'arber Towels at Izowsky's.
Ladies'   Overalls at Izowsky's.
and   Silk   Waists
IK YOU WANT TO SELL your homestead or, acreage, list with the Reliance. We can get you a purchaser.   .Bon. 39.
WANTED.
tin
s work Ex-Citizen
WANTED—Boy of lti on a farm  near Prince Geur perieuced with stock.    Apply office.
WANTED—Will pay ca*h for Ford automobile, either runabout or flve-passenger.     Apply  Citizen  office,     tf
WANTED—Woman to do dressmaking and repair work. Appl) F. B. Tapley, phone 27,  1! rings.
WANTED.- Saw Mill Concern. Our client will purchase either a going concern, complete with timber limit, mill and equipment, or is open to buy timber limit anything up to hundred million feet. Let us know what you have to offer, Whyte & Company, Limited, Business Brokers, JiMmonton, Alberta.
MODERN
LOST.
DENTISTRY
Dr. K. B. Casselman, of Prince George, will return from Burns Lake, July 12th.
Make Your Appointments Accordingly.
Dr. K. B. CASSELMAN
Oppotit* C.T.P.   Telegraph Of fie*
GEORGE STREET
LOST- Two goats (djoea) one fawn, one white—four-legged. Reward. Box 93, Kort George Post-office.                                                   :',tlJ
Dance
K'lTTK-KlKKK   HALL,
FRIDAY   NIGHT,
(JULY   11th)
Funds t<> Im» used for Hie purchase oi instruments for the establishment of an eight-piece Gibson orchestra for IVince George,
Citizens!
Remember that you have one of the finest Motion Picture Theatres in Central British Columbia. A. House that would do justice to Vancouver, Winnipeg, or any other city. It is now open with the best line of Pictures to be had, accompanied with good music at popular prices.
Ladies1   Auxiliary   «»f  the   G.W.V.A. will   furnish  supper
General Admission        -         •"() Cents Dancing at 9 sharp.
MATERNITY   AM)   iUHDICAL HOSPITAL
KiKhtli   Avenue,  Close  to  City Hall.
Massage and  Manicure.
Hours, 1 to 2 und G to 8, or liy appointment.
MISS   F.   M.   MAlTNDHEIiL.
Matron.
A CREDIT   Vi> VOIP. OITV—
HI.I.P is KEEP IT SO—AND PATRONIZE
¦ THE -
Princess Theatre
so.mio coming Attractions—
NAZIMOVA .................................................... in "TOYS OF FATK"
JANE  COWL....................................  <n   "SPREADING   DAWN'
MAE MARSH  ........................................   ii.   "SUNSHINE   ALLKY'
MARY PIOKFORD................................. in "DADDY LONG LKGH'
Also   CHARLIE   CHAPLIN   COMEDIES. You will always sec a good show at the PIPINCKKS THEATRE.
lose the member. Good surgical n'ork was responsible for the almost complete restoration of the injury and he was transferred to the Hying corps. When the armistice was signed he had practically completed tin' course of aerial training und was ready for his commission. Mr. Burden has resumed his profession of land surveyor and is at present employed by the Dominion government in ihr Hazelton district.
\nothor early resident of this dls-tricl returning from overseas this \wik is George Roussell, lute poHt-master and merchant of Dewey, He hit here in 1!H6 and saw considerable active service and after the ar-niistiee was signed vfSs with the Can-adian army of occupation in Germany, He is returning to Dewey to iv ume  business,
COME ONE,  COME  ALL!
Hig1 picnic on C.onnaught Park Hill July 16th. Everybody welcome. Uring lunches and happy spirits. A good time promised. Don't forget — Jul> lilth, from noon on on Con-naught  Hill.
HONOR  ROLL.
'Omitted from South  Fort Cieorge liiml   Report.)
Proficiency- -Div.2,   l{oris   Moore. Deportment—Div. 2, Ellen Kinney. Regularity  and   Punctuality—Div. liUkie Moore.
CIRCUS   HER!E   MONDAY.
You cannot afford to miss the holiday offered by Col. Geo. W. Hall's Trained Wild Animal Railroad Show. The amusement loving public is fickle, but never for an instant does it lose its f.'uth in. the blare of the band, the clashing of cymbals, the shrill piping of fifes, the roar of the linns, tin rumble of the heavy-loaded n'li wagons, the smell of sawdust ru! 1 lie siiout of merry oH clowns. Performance 2 p.m. Doors to menagerie opin one hour earlier.
According to a notice appearing 11 the B. C. Gazeette, the open season
for bear for a period of four years rom April 1st, 1916, has been res-•inded  as of  the   1st   of  July,   11»19.
and a close season established for his and next month. During this lose season it is unlawful to kill or rap bear in any part of the province.
ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS'! CHURCH
Millar Section. First, third and fifth  Sundays,  Holy j
Communion at 8:30 am. Every  Sunday—
Bible- Class 10:30 a.m.
Morning Service  11  a.m.
Sunday School 3 p.m.
Evening  Service  7:30  p.m.
THE PKESBVTERIAN CHURCH
11 a.m. Service at Foit George. 12-15 p.m. S.S. at Fort George.
7:30  p.m.,  Song  Service at    Fort eorge.
3 p.m. iS.S. at Prince George. 7-30 p.m. Service at Prince George.
me and worship with us. Minister:   Rev. Wm.  Graham,  M.A.
WATER NOTICE.
Diversion and Uae. Take Notice that Canadian Northern Railway, whose address is 817 Vancouver Block, Vancouver, B.C., will apply for a licence to take and use 80,000 imperial gallons per day of water out of an unknown stream which flows north and drains into FTaser River about Mile 27, B.C., west of Yellow Summit. The water will be diverted from the stream at a point about 900 feet from centre line of Canadian Northern Railway on S.E. quarter Lot 5662, and will be used for water tank purposes upon the subdivided Crown land described as S.E. quarter Lot 5662.
This notice was posted on the ground on the 17th day of May, 1919. A copy of this notice and an application pursuant thereto and to the "Water Act, l!(14," will be filed in the office of the Water Recorder at Prince George. Objections to the application may be filed with the aaid Water Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C., within thirty days after the first appearance of this notice in a local neuvs^ paper.
The date of the first appearance of this notice is 25th June, 1919.
Cunudtan Northern Ruilwuy,
Applicant. My S.  Morrison, Agent.
Try an Ad. In the Want Columns
New Dry Good
s
Sport  Stripes and O-e^c.
HEAVY SILK  POPLINS,  iimny colors-  „,,, ,„.,.    .,     "$8'»8 Ni m»w  ......................................                           "' ¦>~"<t lll»> 12.88.
CHILDREN'S MIDDIES LADIES' MIDDIES ...
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WHITE   DRESS   MUSLINS,  SBLF CHECKM AND HTHli>V° l2<BI1
— »c ^ anl.
NEW   (M)ODS OP ALL  kinds.
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McArthur Mercantile Co,
Gtmvrm    Q            Fi
eorge
 (First door ninth ,,i
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 irst door ninth ,,i    r}  •                    _
 the Drug storej    Prince G
DREAMLANn \ TimpU of the SiUnl Drama^U   +
Paramount and Artcraft Pictures Shown Here Exclusively.
TONIOHT   AND   THURSDAY—
GERALDINE FARRAR       in the siv-lj.-.i Laskj h>at,,M
"THE DEVIL HTONE"
In ilw role of  Martha Manot,   Miss I'aimi's Interprvtjdion reach HUbUnie lu'iRhtN of artistry.     She is ably Niip|M>rteil l>j ;l [Kiwepfni cast  including Wallace Reid,  Tully Marshall and Hi.bnrt |{nsnorth
—Comedy— "Colonel lleeyjt Liar Captures   \illi."
I'KIDAV  AND S1TI HIl.W-
WALLACE  IC*:i|) in "LESS THAN   KIN"
Always (.uimI Conioily.
DREAMLAND
Admission -  - 25c       W\Children You Pay War Tax
 - ¦ 15c
 MARK
Rattenbury Lands
LIMITED
Head Land Office   -   -   TKLKWA.
500,000 Acres
LOCATED  IN
Bulkley Valley        Fort Stuart Lake            Ooka Lake
Anaham Lake      /fNaas River
ICTS
$8 to $12 per acre
Kasy 'J'kijms
Prince George Real Estate Co.
Local Agents      -  ,     -     —       Prince George
Agents for North Const Lands.