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Saturday
SPECIAL

Everyone a Money
Saver.

No. 1—Clark’s Catsup regu-
lar 30c value, Special 20c
No. 2—Malkin’s Best Coffee
reg. 65c value, Specia! 55c Ib.
No. 3.—Herrings in Tomato
Sauce, oval large size tins—
Speolal eos es 20c
No. 4—New Season Prunes,
size 70-80, reg 25c Ib. Spec.

2 ibs for 35c
N. 5—Mexican Red Geans—
Mek nayle eee acs 5 Ibs. for 25c
No. 6—Palmolive Soap 3 for
35c $1.40 per dozen.
No. 7— Winesap or Yellow
Newton Apples, unwrapped,
BOW ION | oon ees sk 0 $2.50
No. 8.—Pacific or Maple Leaf
Milk, 9 tins for $1.00, limit
18 tins to one customer.
No. 9—Quaker Pears, 2-Ib.
tins, reguiar 40c value—
fpecial, per tin, ....... 25c
No. 10—-Pumpkin, 2'2-Ib tin
Special, per tin,

Rupert Table Supply Co.

Phones 211, 212

 

+ 62ND BATIN. C.EF.
REGIMENTAL FUND

At a meeting of the ex-members
of this battalion, it was resolved
that the balance of this
divided amongst the
dependents of deceased comrades
and amongst those disabled com-
rades who are in actual need of
assistance.

; Applicants are therefore

fled to fomward to the under-}
signed on or before the 31st days
of January 1920,
addresses in full, regimental
ijnumber, date of death,
and ages of dependents,
| ‘income from all sources and full

present

particulars of present circum
stances,

After the said date the
| mittee will divide the
‘amongst those who have filed their
Bons as required,

J. W. NICHOLS.
a Canadian Fish & Cold Stor-
age Co., Ltd., Prinee Rupert, |

com-

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Westhoime Lunch

MAY. BILLINGS, Prop.
50c SPECIAL MENU
Saturday, January 10

Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dinner 6:30 p.m. to 7:30.
Soup.
Spanish
Fish.
Fried or Boiled Salmon,
Smoked Black Cod,

Halibut

Boiled.
Boiled Beef with Vegetables

 

For Sale

Biock 415, Section 5

$600, Terms.

Lot 6

26-27, Block 11, See. 8
$150 Each.

t-room house, Fifth Avenue,

Section 5, $1,575 Terms,

5-room house and bath, Sec-
tion 5, $3600 Terms.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Phone 16 ~ ~ 3rd Avenue

Lots

Entrees.
Sausages, Country “Gravy
Irish Stew
Liver and Bacon
Roasts.

Roast Beef, pan gravy
Leg of Veal with Dressing
Vegetables.
Steamed Potatoes
Mashed Turnips
Dessert,

App le, Mot Mince Pie
Sago Custard Pudding
Tea - - Coffee

 

fund be}
widows and |

their names and)
number |

'coek
{which company operates mines uj

fund |

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Local News Notes

Pianos correctly tuned. $6.00,
G. ©, Walker, Phone Biue 389. tf

bb. J. Haneock of Alice
on a business trip to New York.

Arm 4s

For first class shoe repairing,
B. M. Simpson, Fifth and MeBride,
* ® *
Annual meeting of St.
Society toxwight. Election
ficers.

Andrew's
of of-

. * ®

s une expensive. Have
your ola ones rebuilt at Me-
Arthur's ti
| ee

| \. li. Mallory, of Port Clements,
lis registered at the Hotel Prince
Pnbipyrt.

New sli

 

. . °
| We don't cobble shoes at Simp-
json’s--we repair them, Corne
‘Vifth and McBride, tf
| . * .

Bungalow dark and

aprons in
‘ight shades. Regular 81.45, sale
| price $1.15. Jabour Brothers,
| Limited. {

| Albert & MeUaffery, Ltd.,
da shipment of
{nunared doors and windows—the

lorost and varied stock in seryiae a

have,

inst reccive

. . .
Prince John arrived ‘ast
night from Stewart bringing
following Hyder passengers: P. |
,Backus, J. V. Clegg, R. J. tic.
Donnell and Mrs. A. 8. MeFadden.

| i ye
(ne mile of sausages,
‘one ton and two pounds was man-
ifactured by Atkins’ Meat Market
l during the month of December
iOur fresh sausage business is
| growing. Try a pound and taste
why.

® . *
ENGLAND, I
all possible will attend
“Daughters and Maids” whist
,drive and dance: in the K. of P.
lal tonight at 9:45 Six prizes}
se good eats. J. MYHILL-JONES, |

resident,

trust
the

SONS OF

: * * 7
Among those arriving
Prince George last. night
Mr. and Mrs, T. m@. Nutter
daughter of Alice Arm. Mr.
associated with D.,
in the United Metals,

|

the |

were
and
Nut-

on

ilem is
Ltd.,
the Illiance River from Alice Arm.
The actual attendance at the |
jSeal Cove and King Kdward_
ischools as reported by Superin-
‘endent Macdonald, at the meet-
jing of the School Board last
night, was 381. Mr. Macdonald
| said that the attendance in the
city schools was quite satisfac - |

Lory. |
. . ® i

8-4 Sheeting, regular 90c. sel}
ing for 75e at our sale.

|‘
|"
|
|
eee Ltd.

(8

E. L,
|} nmate of

Vaughan, who has been an
the General Hospital
r some months past since
his leg in a railroad accident,
for the south last evening
fitted with an artificial
He hopes to}

nd will be
imb in Vancouver,
ihe back here again in about three

i‘
en
f

jinonths, when he will resume his
business of tuning pianos again.
Mr. Vaughan has great praise for
lis treatment at the Hospital.

Sheeting $1.25 per yard, selling |
at #0c., 9-4 width at our sale,
Te hone: Brothers, Ltd, §

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SHORT ORDERS SERVED ANY TIME
FROM 7 A.M. TO MICNIGHT q
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meres

MM Stephens |

Notary Public

FOR SALE

plastered
on Eighth Avenue
between McBride St. and

 

 

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Four - roomed
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DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
’ efficiency

mAYNE

| Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1,30 to 5.80; Satur-
9 to 12 only. Evenings
cece. Wednesday and
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE PN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

ri-

King Edward School with ex-
cellent lot

$1,000.00

Terms,

M. M. Stephens
Real Estate {nsurance Financial Agent

CE PL ODS

 

 

 

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Teacher of Pisano

 

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Se eens |

St. Regis Cafe

Saturday, January 10
BREAKFAST, 35c

7 a.m, to 10 am.
Sunkist Oranges
Rolled Oats or Puffed Wheat
2 Scrambled Eggs, stripped with
Bacon
Buttered Toast
Coffee

 

LUNCHEON, 50c
11:30 to 2 p.m.
Noodle Soup
Boiled Alaska Salt Cod, Cream Sauce
Atkins’ Sausage and Mashe d Potatoes
Individual Steak and Kidney Pie,
English Style
Baked Pork Spare Ribs with dre ssing
Roast Stuffed Breast of Veal
Mashed,

 

Bolled or Baked Potatoes
Queen Pudding
Coffee

DINNER, 50c |
5 to 7:30 p.m.
Vegetable Soup
Fillet of Plaice, maitre @hote
Beef Stew with Ve gelables
English Pot Roast with Macaroni
Hoast Beef, Pan Gravy
Mashed, Boiled or Baked Potatoes
Orange Pudding
Coffee

 

Visitors from the Prairie are
amazed at the splendid meals they
are enjoying at the St. Regis and
more than one has stated that he
could not get as good in his home
town for double the price, One old
fellow, who didn’t forget his fur
coat, has decided to stay in town
for one more week, just to get a
chance 10 eat some ‘more of our
famous lemon ple,

Have you tried it?

 

LILO LL AOL LEO OB BE OP Rebrein is

ae EI. AS SIE Se, ARN BO,

l'iCubs

live;

ue |

weighing ,

tf Company.,

J. Han- jell buoy

| olor,

—Jabour |

los- |

Use Royal Crown Soap
and Save the Coupons

BAD BASKET SHOOTING
LOSES BEAVERS GAME

Two Junior League santa Tears Evenly |
* Matched at Ring Last Night.

In a fast and furious Junior
‘League exhibition of basketball
Yast night in the skating rink, the
were victorious over the
Beavers by a score of 10 to 9 in-
‘cluding penalties and_ baskets.
The teams were so evenly match-
ed that the only reason for the
defeat of the Beavers was thir
} naccurate basket shooting when
they had a few good chances. J.

day Beii refereed the in a
manner very satisfactory to both
and the fans.

 

game

the juvenile players

“MANY NEW COMPANIES
GAZETTED THIS WEE

Telegrapbs.}
Eleven new

(Special via G. T. P.

VICTORIA, Jan. 9.
companies have been incorpor-
ated in the province of British
Columbia this week, according to
the official British Columbia Ga-
zette. Among these are the Sal-
mon River Mother Lode Mining
Ltid., with a capital of
$100,000, with their headquar-
ters in ‘Vancouver. Another is the
Queen Charlotte Island
Products, with & capital of $300,-
000, whose head office is
Vancouver.

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Spruce

also in

WOTICE TO MARINERS

fog alarm is to be
Barrett Rock,

A light and
established on
Prince Rupert Harbor, about
March 1, 1920, when the gas and
will be removed. The
ight will be oecculting red acetiv-
ene, automatically oceculted
short intervals, elevation, 22 ft.;
white, and height, 44
fog alarm will be a dia-
phone giving two blasts every 30
caacila. thus, blast, 2
ent interval blast, 2 sees.:
silent interval, It will he
controlled by a submarine cable
from a dwelling on shone east of
he fog signal.

of

feet,
The

secs,; sil-
3 Secs.;

23 secs,

THE SCANDINAVIAN LEAGUE
| Will hold its énival: general mee
ing inthe Board of Trade rooms,
Second Ave., Saturday, January
10th, at 8 p.m. All Scandinavians
invited.
| JOHN DYBHAYN,
| The “Director” Corset. Man
factured in Prince Rupert. Pho
| Blue 92. tf
* . .
When you need a pair of shovs
of better grade, call at MeArthur’s

i Shoe Store. tf

Secretary

winter Coats,
sale at
Ltd,

wares Aa

A new schedule of wages fo:
the graded school teachers ty thi
city was submitted to the School
Board last night by the local
teachers. It was left over until
jnext year, although the opinions
jexpressed seemed quite sympa-
thetic.

regular,
Jabour

Ladies’
($35. On
Brothers,

825.

Ladies’ suits, dresses, skirts at
great reductions at our sale.
Jabour Brothers, 8

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages. tf

i ee

* TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY *|

CAKE ee,
MACHINIST with knowledge of!
gasoline repair work wanted.

Akerberg, Thomson & Go.,, Ltd. |

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NOTICE OF
OF

CANCELLATION
RESERVE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
windbreak Reserve covering the belt of
land ten chains in width and situate along
the north shore of Gr aban Island, notice
of whieh appeared in the “British Columbia
Gazette” of the 28th January, 1909, Is |
cancelled in so far as it relates to ‘that

portion lying between saasen Reserve No, 4
and Indian Reserve No,
GR, NADEN,
Deputy Minister of Lands
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B, C.,
November 17th

 

1919,

1920,

 

 

we senne ce

 

How to Foil Wind and
Weather on Washday

From now until spring.a battle that endan-
gers health must on washday be waged with
rain and sleet.

That, or drying the washing in the cellar or
attic, with its atteridant inconvenience and
sour smells,

Of course we can not order weather to our
fancy, but if you would laugh at mud and
water, save your health and keép your hands
and face free from chapping and roughness,
telephone us.

Next, bundle up your family washing and
have our driver call for it.

In our laundry your things are initialed
where the mark never shows. Everything is
sorted, too—table linen is washed only with
table linen, hosiery with hosiery. There is no
indiscriminate mixing. And it is laundered in
fleecy suds of silky softness.

The weather, and the hardship of fall and
winter washing need never be a source of
worry. Use your telephone and let. us
help you.

Canadian Steam Laundry
Phone 8

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