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numerous other bargains Send for list of used
es in our own factory and made as good as new. ‘e@ save
you $15 to $75 on any machine. Satisfaction guaranteed.

 

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MRS. E. A. HEAD

making
Second Ave., over C. D
Office.

416

Rand's

   
  

Phone Black

CLOSING OUT

Owing to ill health we are compelled to go out of busi-
have to shut our doors at any time. We are

ness and may

offering

CROCKERY
LAMPS

Furniture Co.

Cor. 7th St. and 3rd Ave.
PHONE 465

ENAMELWARE
SAFE

GLASSWARE
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
STORE FIXTURES

possession in one

Store for rent. Can give week.
STOCK FOR SALE EN BLOC

Rooms 19-20-21 Alder Block

OUR FEBRUARY SPECIALS

 

" FOR SALE
5000 WATCHES

MY WARDROBE

4. LEE, TAILOR

 

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Scott Bullding, Next to City Mail
Phone Green 380

Busy Bee Cafe

519 3rd Avenue
Most Up-to-Date Place in Town
OYSTERS & GAME GOXES FOR LADIES
Open Day and Night

 

 

“Better than Ringing
Door-bells

A PIANO manufacturer recently made a house-
to-house canvass. He’s one of those men with

an absurd fear of the “waste-circulation” bugaboo
—cannot get away from the haunting thought that

only 10 out of every 100 readers of a newspaper
may be possible buyers of his goods.

So he refused to advertise, and went a-canvassing
—inviting people to come to his piano recitals.

Then he wondered why they didn’t come.

This is why:
He wasn't reaching the people.

His canvassers rang every door-bell in
town. They talked to some one in every
house.

But one in every household isn’t enough
particularly if it doesn't happen to be
the right person. And, as a rule, it wasn't
the right person—it was a servant, or a
child. The woman of the house was seldom
seen; the man of the house, never.

Now, if the piano maker had placed an
ad. in the newspaper, it would have reached
thousands, where the canvassers could
reach only hundreds.

And even though only 10 per cent. of the
readers are actual piano buyers, this does
not mean that the advertising read by the
other 90 per cent. is wasted. Advertising
talks, not only to the prospective buyer,

but also to his wife, his grown-up sons and
daughters, his mother—even his mother-
in-law. Their coaxing will help to convince
the head of the house—and pretty soon
there'll be a piano in that home.

This and dozens of similar cases which
might be cited to show that “waste cir-
culation” is an empty bugaboo, and should
deter no one.

Take the motor truck. It can be sold

only to large firms Yet a motor truck
manufacturer is successfully Advertising
in daily papers. He realizes that he must
reach, not alone the managers of the con-
cerns that require trucks, but also their
directors, their forernen, their head ma-
chinists, etc. It is found in actual practice
that this Advertising radiates in a thousand
tonishingly to influence the house that has
made up its mind that horse-trucking is
too costly and inefficient.

 

Advice regarding your advertising problems is available
through any recognized Canadian advertising agency, or the
Secretary of the Canadian Press Association, Room 503
Lumsden Bldg., Toronto. Enquiry involves no obligation
on your part——-so write if interested.

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| Hendricksen-Smith |

Peerless Studio

Hart Block, next to the Bank of Montreal - 3rd Avenue Cor. 3rd Ave. and 6th St
For marvellous value in phote-.}
graphs see

Two excavated lots, 6 and 7, Block 1,

° Sec 1 Price, $20,000. Terms, 86,000

5000 GRAMOP ONES eash, balance over five years with interest

at 7 per cent. twice per annum, allowing

5000 AUTO-HARPS Seemann © ony count fer ts bale.” Ap

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sp 1682 Notre Dame West
Montreal

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WANTED—To rent, unfurnished house for
fanuiy of five; careful tenants, no
children. Box 048 éstf
WANTED—A chambermaid at the Bay
View Hotel aver
WANTED—-A general servant. Apply Mrs
L. W. Patmore. soau

 

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MAIL ORDERS PROMPILY ATTENDED TO

 

CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
PRINCE RUPERT.

Warning.
During the construction of
water main across Shawatlans

Passage at Fern Passage cables
will be strung and six dolphins

driven. All boats are hereby
warned. Construction is now in
operation and will continue un-
til further notice. 45tf
W. McG. MASON,
City Engineer.

. ‘Church Services -

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday Mm the
at ll am. and
at 730 p.m.
at 7.30 p.m.
KEV. F. W. KERR, M.A., Pastor
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHUKCH
McINTYRE HALL, SRD AVE, NEAR OTH BT.
Services every Sunday at li
am. and 7.30 p.m, Sunday

Sehool 240 p. m.
Bible Class 2.30 p.m.

REV. W. H. MeL BOD B.A B.D. Paston

 

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
Services every Sunday at |i

am. and 78) pm. Sunday
School at 2.40 p.m,
PasTos

REV. C. RB. SING, B.D.

ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
Morning prayer, 11. Even

ing prayer, 7:30. Sunday
school, 2:30 &; m. Holy
Communion ret Sunday

of month, at 11 6 @.,
and = thir Sunday at &

4. © During the Lenten
season there will be serv-

ice im the church every
Wednesday at 8 p. m.

the

ST
Cor.

SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court

Sunday services si
am, Seand@p. mm Sun
day School, 1:30 w
Week night services Mon
day, W Thurs
day end

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE

Horse Left Standing Started Leis-

urely Off—tLittie Jaunt Was
Soon Ended.
One of the milk waggons of

the Prinee Rupert Dairy te
grief about 8:30 this morning
front of the G. T. P. Inn. While

Mr. Schafer, the proprietor, was

in

 

 

today from Victoria announcing
that Mrs. Hart's condition
considered serious. He wil! leave
tonight on the Princess May

is

ladies’ Boots and Shoes. Reg.
price $4,00 to 86.00 clearing now
at $2.75. Seott, Froud &
Overstock Shoe Sale.

Co.'s
54

Messrs. Sweder Bros. the pro-
gressive and up to date merchant
tailors, have just moved into
their new store ov 6th Street in
the Helgerson Block, lately oceu-
pied by the Union Transfer Co.
Here they have a magnificent dis.
play of cloth materials, whieh is
the largest carried by any firm
in Northern B. C. They are mak-
ing a specialty of catering to the
ladies trade.

Mr. T. H. Arneil of Kelly, Doug-

las & Co., returned to the eity
last night after a couple of
weeks’ vacation in Vancouver,
Seattle and other lower coast
cities. Mrs. Arneil will remain
in the south a couple of weeks
longer at her home at Ferndale,

Wash. Like most other residents

 

of Prinee Rupert Mr. Arneil = is
glad to be home again,
OBITUARY.
Allison—The funeral of Mrs

Robert Allison took place yester.|

day morning from the residence
of her son, Mr. Albert Allison
Royal Oak. Rey. G. 8. Hunt off

ciated, assisted by Rey. Dr. Daley

The pallbearers were Messrs, A

H. Allison, A. L. Allison, W. Alli.
json, sons Of Mrs, Allison, and
iMr. B. Gale Beside

the late Mrs. Allison leaves four}

 

jwhom are married, and a
peannber of grandehildren
toria Colonist

large

“lof Mattewan hospital,

Large assortment of men’s and}’

& husband) States for coast wise

gons and three daughters, all of! nited Btates note
today

OFFERED BIG SUM
TO RELEASE THAW

Superintendent of the metewen|
Hospital Says a Lawyer
Offered Him $20,000
to Release Thaw

Albany, N. Y., Feb. 28
fvine before Governor
Committee of Inquiry
John W. Russell,

Testi
Sulzer's
today, Dr
superintendent
said he}
offered $20,000 by a lawyer!
if he would ag
Thaw

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was
a few weeks age

to release Harry

ree

Dr. Russell said he refused
He ¢ d not recall the lawyer's
name, but said the offer was
made in a New York hotel

CENSOR FOR
MOVING PICTURES.

Provincial Officer to Be Appointed

} POR SALE—-Equity in Gerhard Heintzman)| delivering milk to the Premier to Mave Full Charge of
plano. Easy terms ve Eckerman
Phone @ site | Hotel the horse started off fron Theatres.
‘re i » Tt é u
GRAND piano by Collard & Collard, London, wher it had been left standin Victoria. Feb. 26 An act to
Engtand. Handsome wainut case; cast}on Centre St. Making too sharp te moving picture theat
60 ap? ‘ . seen ru ‘ noving i ire ieatres
applying to Mees “Gray ein st a turn at the corner of the Inn se 1 te tt ;
o 5. Gre . an yrovide o * appoir
Owner will take any reasonable offer.|towards Kelly, Douglas & Go.’s.|™ - = , eee
Apply Box 25 Daily News 54-59 ment of a censor of all films used
; the waggon was completely i » Cotamel ' '
tritia oi re as eT ;
}FOR SALE—Fine upright piano, nearly turned over and the progress of : a a
} mew. For quick sale, $290 Terms if : . troduced by Hon. W J. Bowser
| desired. George Werner, 418 Dunsmuir the horse was checked There pam raneréi r ;
| street, or Westholme Opera House. 49'f/ was a crashing of glass and al’ i P a a if a 7 0
® *s Vv Mw? governmer ~ |
SNAP—Two lots, Block 39, Section 8, $800) enera! mix-up of milk botktles|/'"" ; cc etiaanie
each; % cash, balance 3, 6 and 9 months. anid cans For atel howeve have power to make regulations
Apply P. O. Box 188 371f an an riunately, however t} ‘
E > 4 7 moO ing _ cons ctio :
c there was no one in the waggon|* spine aot - he ? we
FOR SALE—FPairbanks-Morse stationary, annus ‘ . " ,|ing and safety o 1eatres, halis
| gasoline engine, twelve b.p., high speed, | 2nd a large quantity of the milk ath Gther bullies erected os
first class shape. Apply P. 0. Box 1509,/was saved Frightened by the [
vena agers ety upsetting of the waggon, the used for places of public resort
» r i nent o amusement
+ ——ermere® horse made frantic efforts to get!" es gene : , ; , :
which a inematographn or mies
away but was finally thrown on
For Rent isa otis en: ha vedbwes was ing picture machine is operated
soon released none the worse for he government is also given the
” o reg : *® operat: ;
TO RENT—Six room dwelling, with bath;| he little jaunt brought to sueh|POWe? | gulate th peration
| ird Avenue; close in Apply Mack’. ; : ony of moving picture machines and
Realty & Insurance C 49-52 .& Quick termination The dam-| | ; : *
age to the waggon consisted of prencee ——— an ri
| nothing more than broken win- a in ¢ sdmiede aie ain
: je scribe the co tions unde eh!
Miscellaneous Outil toile dibdben shat The i ibe T ndi ns under which!
| a films shall be stored, and provid
ié horse was of a quiet disposition i
ean ‘igen, and was travelling at a leisurely| '™& 8/80 for the conditions under |
5 wee r which s Ims shall be exhi
ay few hours work in rate when the upset took place which such filn hall b xhib
| Soa Grae eae ieasendatioge ited for protection by the censor
wanted everywhere, Outfit free The and fixing the fees to be paid for
Consumers Association, Windsor, Ont
51 such inspection
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS, {1 sv0sistment oF tne oonsoe
74 ce Sy Te ” and one or more assistants un.
For Rent. ' der the act lies with the govern.
: nen Hughes’ bankrupt sale closes} ment The censor shall have}
[ Two room cottage om 4th Ave. East of | tonight 54; power to permit prohibit or
McBride St. List your property with me/| miiineaneiil reject all films or slides which it]
| for quick sale | . . S propose oe ll filmes}
” ee eoussas Mr. W. J. Kennaugh, of Garde}' . i ed 7. Al film
» lie ‘ 4 ‘ 5 . .| and siides shall be inspected by
Opposite P. 0., 3rd Ave & Kennaugh, civil and’ mining aa cuteaaietiad Uetiitin: Sede ieee
jengineers, left on this morning's ; “© ’ ,
- agen train for the lateries on profes publie with a view to the preven
e | sional. busts tion of the depiction of scenes of!
Sioné = eas .
Meet Me at ' an immoral or obscene nature
‘ i the representation of crime
| HYDE’S CIGAR STORE | The weather don't hurt you other pictures representing an)
jand the bargains are worth com : :
camels a a epetdhabianien - brutalizing spectacle or any pi
Magazines - ‘Periodicals few 7. - the final closing day of ture which the censor may on
2 rhes é sale
Newspapers the Hughe bankrupt sale 1! sider injurious or against public|
dai | »| oe oO TO may offa ay 7.
City Messengers : welfare r which may ffer evi
Parcel Delivery James McNulty of Howe & Me-) suggestions to the minds of chil.
Nulty, hardware merchants, re-|dren or which may be likely to|
}
Phone 362 607 3rd Ave. turned to the city last night from) offend the public
a week's business trip to Van- Children under 15 years of age
couver. will not be permitted to attend
i amen any picture show unless accom-
PRINCE RUPERT FEED CO. Never again will you get such} panied by an adult
an opportunity! This is the last Any breach of the act will ren-
y | y of the Hughes bankrupt sale.|der the person committing it li
Dealers in da;
‘HAY GRAIN FEED AND 5ijable, on summary conviction, to
eee ee ee a fine of not less than 85 and not
SEEDS F. W. Hart. announces that|™ore than $300 and a further
a during his absence in Victoria) "®¢ of 825 for each day during
his store will remain open until a. time after conviction which
- the stock is cleared out. 54 the offence continues The act
| Agents fer the International Stock Food will not come into foree until
> Ww eceived a*telegrs proclaimed by the lieutenant
A . Hart received a*telegram

governor.

SECOND COURT is
BRILLIANT AFFAIR

London, Feb. 28 The
court of the season was held by
the king and queen at Bucking-
ham Palace last evening and was
largely attended.

The Queen wore a
pale nattire with blue brocade
and with a design in gold and
silver wreaths embroidered in
silver. Her train was of gold and
silver with Indian embroidery.
She wore a pearl and diamond
crown and diamond ornaments.

It was noticeable, how fashion-
able simple handfuls of flowers
have Many women
carried clusters of orchids, roses,

second

gown of

become

lilies or carnations,

There was a great display of
jewels and many striking cos-
tumes.

ee

PRESIDENT-ELECT
_ MAKES DENIAL

Did Not Ask Senate to Accept
Root Amendment to Pan-

 

ama Bill.
Washington, Feb, 28 Presi
dent-eleet Wilson denies the

statement that he asked the Sen.|,

 

ate to accept the Root amend
ment to the Panama aet
Washington, Feb, 28 I is |
reported that President-elect
Wilson has intimated that the
Democratic Senate will favor
passing the Root amendment to

the Panama Canal Tolls Act pro
viding for payment by the United}
shipping

to the
was delivered
It is said to contain a flat

The British rejoinder

Vie.| proposal to submit the matter to

irbitration |

 

Third Ave.

TO REN!

5-room house

2 cabins, close

a
POPE'S BROTHER agys

FOR A RAISE OF py

Angelo Sarto Find

master’s Salary of Pane Posi,
a Day Insutocien
Rome, Feb, ox,
76 Veare d 5
present Pops
of postmast.
at Grazie \
on @ salary M
Finding t}
live upol }
travelled | ’
lialian Pp I ‘he
lise of pa |
liamentar
triet Sart
with the p ¥
failed
salary Ih f
evel granted }
as a recog :
ice
It should
Pope has
against exe
to aid his
to the me
Leo the Th
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fing mm « h
at Seott, }

LAND PURCHAS} NOTICES
Skeena Land District — a
Range Vv ae
i Take notice that Reuben w a
Prince Rupert, B pation eae
man, intends to apply perm a
purchase the following ener bed —
Commencing at «4 post anted me
northeast corner of Lot S14; & se
Coast District, near Lakelse Lake mee!
north 40 chains thence west 4 Gee
thence south 40 chains, thence —
chains to place of mimencement ei
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Dated Nov. ist, i919 .—
Pub. Nov. 18. 1919-—Jan 13, 1999

 

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LOTS
19-20 -21- 22-23

Block 45, Section 8

$2,100.00 Cash

FOR ALL

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FINANCIAL AGENTS
Prince Rupet!

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j-room house ac! -
$25.00.

$15.00.

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Agents
Qnd Avenue