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Prince George, B.C.
A Palace of Comfort .
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Steam Heated,  Electric   Lighted,
Hot and Cold Shower Batlis and
Up to Date Throughout.
Rooms, 500,.75c, $1.00
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P. J. Moran,
Manager
New Fashion
Stop
Worrying about those head- | aches, and get help. Worry- | ing only makes them worse          |
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Victoria,   Autr.   24.—The   medical Born—At  South Fort George,on; |10Uith officer, of    Saanich    nmnici-the 24th inst., to the wife. of Pro- [ pality  ha.s  refused to act as judge
vincial Constable Service, a son.
P. Coverhill, chief forester of British -Columbia, was in the city this week on departmental business.
at a bsiby show, stating in a letter that this was p fruitful method of carrying diseases from one to the other. He quotes instances-of disease and death following from these
Richard  Corless and wife  left  on
Sunday  morning for   Vancouver  by
car.       They   were   accompanied   by Mr. Pete Pavich.
Steacy
EYESIGHT   SPECIALIST.
TAILOR-MADE   DRESSES. FALL SUITS and  DRESSES.
MRS. FRANTZE1N
Near City Hall.
Pharmacy
THIRD  AVENUE
xhibitions.
Mrs.   ft.   E.   Wylie   and   daughter Eleanor, left Sunday    morning    forJMEIGHEN   WILL GIVE DECISION
Vancouver to     visit     Mrs.     Wylie's   '   .   .              ______
mother.                                             |     Ottawa, Aug.  2'.i.—The niinounce-
iiu'iit of Premier Meighen-'s de.clsj.on in regard to an election may be' expected shortly but it will not come in the form "of a statement issued from his office here. ' It will be made-public froni^a platform, probably in Ontario;' and likely within a week or id must two weeks.
Thi.' premier plans to hold a number of public meetings in Ontario souri   when   he   will   declare   his   de-
J. H. Johnson returend on Wednesday from a business trip to Vancouver. He came in via Ashcroft, over the Cariboo road.
Mrs.  McCully  and  daughter, Ade-
line,   mother   and   sister     of     Mrsfi stated.
George Williams, are here on a visit j ____
from their home in Jamestown, N.D.
ci.siun   regarding
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election,   it   is
:-:r-"M'i's.-;Fraiitzen'i of the New Fashion Shop, announces reduced prices for remodelling  suits  and   dresses.       A
Classified Advertising
FOR SALE.
We Have Everything You #an* In
The Most Complete Stock
... In Central B.C.
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Leith Bros. Hardware
Cor. George Street and Thi
 rd
fine "line of new dresses is now  be-| ing shown.''
|! Hon. Mrs. Ralph Smith, who has | j been seriously ill, is recovering |'nicely at the   Harrison   Hot Springs.
 *-01-   *»<e-I wo-Bull;       Apply Chief  Lake.
 Red   Angu,  E.  F.   \V.  Towers,  al9,tfc
For  Sale—One pair of Mulct, known
as the P.  Burns mules.    Apply F.
;   •    i       »  j. i   it      •         ii      ci    •        |J- Johnston. nicely at teh Harrison  Hot Springs, j
according to information received by j her son, R .W. Smith.
For Rent
THREE'.ROOM HOUSE, NEAR THE ALEXANDRA HOTEL, WITH FUR-NITURE FOR SALE.
APPLY AT ROYAL CAFE.
WANTED.
THE MOTOR BOAT
"Rounder"
SERVICE  BETWEEN   SOUTH  FORT GEORGE  AND QUESNEL.
SCHEDULE:
Leave South Fort George Every Wednesday tnd Saturday at 7 a.m.    Arrive Quetnel 3 p.m. same day.
Leave Quetnel Every Thursday and Sunday at 5 a.m. Arrive South Fort George on same day.
R. J. GARVEY, Agent at Prince Georff*. JOHNSTON BROS., Agents at Queanel.
AUGUST SALE
Buy your Dry (roods while the deduction Sale . is still on. ¦    V ou luiyi; only a few days mom
Special Prices on PRINTS, 25c and 30c Yard
IZOWSKY
 Palm
Ice Cream and
Confectionery
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Third Avenue   .    Near George
Furniture - Bedding
Call and Look Over Our Stock
Cariboo Lodge No. G5, I.O.O.F., will be At Home to Oddfellows and wives, also all members of the Rebekah degree, on Wednesday evening, August 31st, at 10 p.m., the occasion being the visit of the Grand  Master  of British   Columbia.
The Tennis Club dance, held in the Ritts-Kifer Hall, on Friday night, proved to be a great success. Although the attendance was not as large as was expected, everyone had an enjoyable time and the affair was a financial success.
The Bank of Montreal announce | that they will "'•give a special cash | j prize of . ten dollars for the best 11 collection of garden vegetables 11 shown at the Fair. It is stipulated that the vegetables must have been grown in the Foil George district by  the   exhibitor   personally.
-The G.W.V.A.   held  their  regular neeting   last   Monday   nig-ht.       The meeting   was     well     attended     and several important  matters  were discussed, including the labor situation. Mstrict   Engineer  Dixon   gave   some ery   interesting     figures     showing hat  there  was   no  alien  labor  em-loyed on road  work.
A large number of friends of Mr. nd Mrs. Alex. Wimbles spent a nost enjoyable time at the Wimbles' lome on Wednesday evening. The ccasion was the seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. WiHides.. Music and dancing were enjoyed by the party until a late hour. Congratulations and good wishes for i long-continued happy married life were showered upon the host and lostess.
Mr. John MacNeil, of Telkwa, B.C., will take out 100,000 ties this winter at Shelley, and also figures on buying ties from homesteaders. Fos. Gauthier, of Central - Fort ieorge, will be in charge, anil is preparing to start construction on _ his buildings right away. Mr. MacNeil will open up an office in Prince George.
Both surgical and mechanical skill were taxed to the limit-in the performance of an operation on a section hand on Wednesday night in Woodford's garage. The civic censor has forbidden the publication of details, and the inquiring reader must perforce obtain the interesting details from Specialist Wood ford or "Doc" Lyon. . They both agree, however, that the subject was a ¦nut."        l   ¦
Corless, Limited
Near Royal. Bank.
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Machine Shop
Erecting    and    rebuilding  all   kind*  of   machinery.        Misting        j-parU   manufactured.     Broken part* repaired and made as good •is  new.       Specialist* on  tools  and  instruments  requiring  great accuracy.                                                     -
 C. A. BLUE ELECTRICAL & MACHINE COMPANY
 SECOND AVENUE WEST
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BUILDING PERMITS
The following building permits have been issued during the past week: J.° Mclnnis (B. Skinner)-dwelling, $2,500; J. W. Risen, dwelling, $1,500; John Alclnnis (Geo Myers) dwelling, $1,800. A number of permits for small buildings were also issued.
KILLED BY MOTOR CAR
Mr. George Scott, an old-timer of Victoria, and father of Mrs. Levi and Mrs. William Graham of this city, died in Vancouver last' Tuesday as'the result of a motor car.accident. Mr. Scott was crossing the street on Monday, noon, when he was hit by a motor car. He was immediately ruBhed^to-the hospital but died the following day. ' Mr. Scott was 68 years of age.
Wanted—Graduate  nurse, wage* $65
per  month  for first three months. Apply,   g-iving-   experience,   to   Secretary.   City   Hospital,   Prince   George. a2G, 2tc
Wanted—Order* for Children'* hand.
knitted garments and men's socks and mitts. Mrs, George freeman, The Crescent.                        al9,2tp
Wanted   —  Male   teacher   for   Stone
Creek school district; salary $1,080 per   year.    Apply   VVm.    Wcsf,,   sec-
retary,   Prince  George.
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,      NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Companies Act and the Prince George Sawmill*, Limited.
The creditors of the above-named Company are hereby notified that a meeting of the Creditors of the Company will be held on Friday, the 9th day of September, 1921, at 4 o'clock p.m., at the office of Mr. P. E. Wilson, Third Avenue, Prince George, B.C.
Dated this 24th day of August, 1921.                     P. E. WILSON,
Solicitor for the  Liquidator.
TIMBER SALE X277A.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Minister of Lands at Victoria not later than noon on the 8th day of September, 1921, for the purchase of Licence X2778, to cut 527,000 feet of Spruce and 10,200 Jackpine Hewn Ties, on the northeast quarter of Lot K434, Cariboo District.
Three ('.i) years will be allowed for Removal of timber.
Further particulars of the Chief Forester, Victoria, B.C., or District Forester, Prince George, B.C.    a26,2
Plastering and Chimney Work
See me for any  work you con< template  in  the above lines.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Reasonable   Price*.
N. V. EVANS
Leave orders at Golder & Wieland's.
LAB01 DAY
Dance
RITTSKIFER HALL
September 5th
9.30 p.m. BRAIN'S   ORCHESTRA.
Gentlemen,   $2.00. Ladies Free.
Pianos
The Standard of Canada
W. J. PITMAN
BLANKETS!
Now that Fall is approaching; you will irthir ally pn.vi.lc liLAMKivrS lor th- \V'.niWi\ Remember, we h'ave a complete slock cinsist-ing of Wool ami•Klaimelotto, at prices w.iirl will inuet with your approval.
A. J. PECK & CO.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK. PHONE 45.
THIRD AVENUE WEST. PHONE 48.
GROCERIES
Flour, Feed and Produce
We handle only the best
J. ASSMAN
¦Street.
Rex Theatre
The   Best   in   Pictures TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY
Mabel Iformand
IN
"What Happened To Rosa"
Comedy—"Torchy In High" Special Attraction-
ln Addition To Regular Program
HAROLD LLOYD
In Hit Funniest Comedy, Entitled:-
" Bumping Into Broadway REGULAR PRICES
THE LEADER
$2.00 a