THE DAILY EWP

 

 

 

 

SNAP!

That’s all, and afterwards the
development completes the
story. OUR KODAK does
the business and we develop
and print the pictures properly.

You get perfect pictures
by using our Kodaks.

Make this a banner year
by taking better pictures than
your neighbor.

QRMES

Phones 82 and 200

 

 

Our stock is always eatnple te atid the price is just
right.

The Pioneer Druggists

THE REXALL STORE

i

J IMITED

P.O. Box 1680

 

 

 

 

 

Interested in}
CUT GLASS «

We mean the real thing.
The kind with the brilhancy

of diamonds and the weight of

rol.

We think it a mistake to put
your Toney into ay other

sort.

We knew you wouldn't want |
to, so we did not put the other

kind in stock.

Little odd pieces frem $3.50
Brilliant bowls 87.50
to $418.00, We'd like your

to &6.00,

opinion on it,

John Bulger

Jeweler

 

 

For Sale

pouninie Fibnisned peu
3 rooms and bath in Sec-

 

tion 6, for quick saie.

$2,350 cash

Plan and blue print of

this house on exhibition in
our Window.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
3rd Ave. Phone 11

 

 

 

 

Don’t neglect your Teeth
One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.320; Satur-
diy, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-

€ day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT |

 

DENTISTRY |

It is just as vheap tu wet your
orinting done wel’ and dune at
iuiné @s il is to seud tl away. bt,

} ite News Print Shup.

LAND ACT,

panes of Intention to Apply to Lease Land.

In Cassiar Land District. Recording Dts
trict of Skeens, and situate at Alice Arm,

* Dbelice that John M. Morrison, of

Arta, occupation freighter, intends

apply for permission to lease the fol
lowing deserived lauds;

st auted at the!

ot 79; thence
ces feet to the
these e€ east 22

, Jodian }

fer
corm f reer
uthwesterly and follow
« south boundary of Lot 1079 ie

the point of commencement, and |

containing 24) a@eres, more or less,
JOHN M MORKISON,
per Fred. Nash, B.C.L.S., agent.
Dated May 2ist, 1920

“MINI tAL. ACT.
Form F\.)

Certificate of Improvements.
ick

1" Mineral Claim
liver Mining Divéisior

ie
on west side of Kit
the Dey Varder

ms

tt, Lewis W. Patmere |

B. ¢ bree Miner's Cer
‘ = agent for Wii Tian
Miner's Certificats

Wri chit, #ree Miner's |

Certineate Ne si0s
Vree Miner's Certilicats 2a2R4-C, ar
Rebert # MeGinnis, Pree Miner's Cert
rate No, 20388 €, intend, sixty days fran
the date hereof, 1 ipply to the Mining |
ecorder for a Certificate of Improvements
for ‘the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grav
f the above laim

tnd further lake notice that action, un
der section 85, must be cammenced hefar
the issue of such Certificate of Improve
ments

DATED this 141 day of May, ALD. 198%

TEWIS W PATMORE

@Alfred FE. Wright
No

 

The Test
of a Salad

a good salad, ac-

rs. Wells, is the

oe. esavs almost any
ition of vegetables and}
simple recipe

one of these little an-

ents and says there is |

iny doubt about the re-

inyone cares for it, please
ite for Pacific Milk Salad

Dressing rec ipe.

Pacific Milk Co...

Limited
832 Drake St., Vancouver, B.C.
FACTORY AT LADNER, 6B. O.

 

 

 

 

OUR COAL IS IN THE LEAD
When it comes to quality,
and you will ulways find
here the right kind for every
purpy e,

No matter what you need
coal for-——cooking, heating,
power--we have

COAL THAT IS RELIABLE

Consumers Coal Co,, Ltd,

J, Lorne MacLaren, Manager
Room Le ee SE Smith Block Phone 7

Okanagan
Cherries

for Eating and
Preserving
arriving

Wednesday and
fp oaerday Boats

Buy your Cherries
This Week

Bings, 1-lb baskets, 50c
Lamberts, for preserv-
ing, 35¢ per lb.

Rupert Table supply Co

PHONES 211, 212.

SS

flon the verandah at 60 Ivy avenue,

CRUEL PUNISHMENT KETCHIKAN HAS A
FOR TORONTO CHILD LOW ASSESSMENT

Uncle Under Arrest on Charge of ‘artor Adding Million This Year
Crueity. | Total is only $2,785,900,

KETCHIKAN \
chikan has ine

TORONTO, July 1.—A pair of
heavy army handcuffs, locked and
datgling from the ankles of a

forlorn-looking little girl sitting | 4
the result of inercases

erty issesstnent ef O80O05

, he i

£9" 785.000 I'he dvance
.

attracted the attention of Con- |ing@ to increased

stable Waghorn of No. 8 police te @ Huniber of
division on Saturday afternoon. ||! been ereeter
When he questioned the child she It Is expected |
declared that she had been whip-|for the year w
ped and fastened with them to the jor Owenty mill
cellar steps because she had ask-|

ed her uncle for something to eat. Phe
After further investigation Wm./@ Siven tn th
lFarr, who lives at the address in| nual report wa

Sretualy *“™"*) PORT ERASER NEWS

Prinee HR

$15,179,!

of cruelty.

The child gave her name as
j/Alice Budd, eight years of age
Her father, she said, was a war
veteran, who upon his return
from the front had separated
from his wife, and she had been ae
jlaken in charge by Farr, her
juncle,
| According to the child's storys:
}Farr placed the handeuffs around
jher ankles and fastened her to the |
jcellar stairs at 5 o’elock on Sat~}jjyjpy
jurday morning. Beforehanud, she
jsaid, he had beaten her with a Croy and
whip and kicked her severely. Fraser and
Body was Brulsed.

After fastening her up, she de-
lclared, her uncle placed beside her
jon the stairs a jug of water and

 

om Sa

in the
splendid

jsome pieces of bread, and then
jwent off for the day. But after
jseme hours in her exhausted po-
sition theelittle girl managed, she
lsaid, by removing one boot, to
lrelease herself from the stairway
She had come up out of the cellar
jto sit on the verandah and await

iin dread her uncle’s discovery

ia r escape,

IRISH IMMIGRATION
TO STATES SMALL

'Peopls are Prospering .in Own |

Country

DUBLIN, July 31.—Emigration
ifrom Ireland to the United States | jo,
jis not expected to increase great-
ly The first obstacle, and per-
Coa the most vital is the cost.
There are’ now no longer the! .e¢
eteap steerage rates under which
hundreds of thousands of Irish
men and women were enabled to
inake their homes in America.
Shipping is still searce, and At
jlantic fares are steep in conse-
jquence, There -is, further, the
necessity of @btaining a passport
j}One cantot now leave the country
even for the country’s good
jwithoul permission of the British
Government,
| Now there is the further diff
culty caused by the increas¢
the American Consular fees at
Queenstown and other ports from
($2 to $10 per passenger. This
latter is said by some people to
hinder emigration seriously, but
in reality this is mot the case.

‘There is no longer either

f

disposition or the necessity
lamong young Irishmen and Irish
jwomen to emigrate. They can

gel along very
their own country. Those now
lemigr ating are those having re

comfortably it

 

 

 

 

The one dominating note that runs all through
the making of Sunlight Soap is Purity. The
$5,000 Guarantee you get with every single
bar is not a mere advertisement. It marks

standard set for the buyers who select the
choice Sunlight Soap materials—for the soap
boiler—for the expert chemists—for the girls,
even, who wrap and pack Sunlight.

Insist on getting the Soap you ask, for —

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO

Purity! Purity! Purity!

Sunlight Soap

 

 

 

NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Phone 453
Fauipped for building and reparring w!! classes of
ite lorigett
WOODWORKKING, BLACKSMITHING AND MA
best equipped plant in Central Hrit

Swanson, Pre

Phone Red 391

 

 

 

atives in America and are as
sured of good prospects and have
itheir passages prepaid from the
other side.

(GRAND TRUNK STILL
| IS LOSING MONEY. A Chance for Everyone to

 

Auction Sale

at DR. NEIL McNEIL’S
Residence. 4th Avenue

Drops Behind to Tune of $400,000 have en favored with
In Four Months tructiog rom Dr. Me
i ‘ Publie Aue
Reports of earnings by the ' fur re and
Trunk Railway of Canada, iousehol fects clhud-
London oflice,

(Grand
as issued by the
|show that, while expenses ex- Mission Oak Dining Suite
ceeded earnings during January Mahowany Victrola and 25
land February, there has been a Keeords
ismiall balance of net earnings ti Sewing Machine
jduring March, April and May. On ik Library Vables
ithe whole, for the five months, u ih
jexpenses exceeded gross receipts ectiona
by £87,400, and the decrease in Iwo Bureaus
net earnings for the five months, Li Dinner Service
as compared with the Cut Glass Ware
year, stands at £342,000, I leu

As the British railways are \
losing £1,0060,000 a week and the Mleetric Table Lainp
U8. railways are still in financial Ha
difficulty, the Grand Trunk
plenty of Sam pany: pi, on

Wednesday, Aug. 4

and will be
Vhitesday

August at 2,30,

c. Vv. EviTT
Auctioneer

and Bookcase

Hhookcase

previous
fonarch Hane

4 j
1 Mirror, ete

has Sale to commence at 2.30

sIsTH

A son Was born to Mr. and Mi sontinued on
ilorace (Jack Bradbury at the
Prince Hupert General Hospital
lyestorday,

Advertise in the Daily News,

aflernioon, Sth

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AS docile as a lamb in the presence of the girl he loved, )

became a seething voleano in the squared arena where,

driven by a terrible fought a battle agai

terrible odds to a victory that is all the more sublime, becaust
overshadowed by defeat,

1920 Comedy, “Back to the Kitchen”

necessity, he

Westholme Theatre

35c and 15c

 

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