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GRAPELADE!

‘The new Grape Jam selling at 25c
To introduce same we will sell

2 Tins for 25c

Must accompany other goods

BIC SOAP SPECIAL
5 Bars Golden West
i Bar Palm Olive
14. Bar Goblin Soap
: 1 Bar infant's Delight
Total Value, 75c—On Sale
ALL for 50c.

CRANBERRIES SPECIAL
2 Pounds for 25c.

PALM OLIVE SOAP
a few days only at
llc per bar
Stock he on Palm Olive as it is
worth a good deal more at
the wholesale.

 

Nice Juicy New Oranges—
3 dozen ‘for-*.ss..4% $1.00
Brown Beans, good value—
Special .... 3 Ibs. for 25c
Olives, extra value .......
Ca prs 2 bottles for 25c
Hamsterley or Quaker Peach
ETT 55 ass besa $1.70
Jur Own Special Blend Cottee
fresh ground ...... 60c
Fuller’s Best Tea, pemlb. 65e
ruller’s Special Tea, lb. 60c
Fuller's Kade Tea, uer lb, 50c
Christie’s Cream Sodas, per

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COMP LOR a 3ie, tials 5 sieistd 25c
Pacific Milk, per case, $5.35
Pacitie Milk, 9 tins for $1.00 |
Maple Leaf Milk, case, $5.50
Pancake Syrup, per bottle 25c |
Seeded Raisins 2 pkgs. 35c |

B. C. FRESH EGGS

Every egg guaranteed to be the |
Best Egg in Rupert @42%8 |

Only | 80c per Dozen.

 

 

 

Home-made Preserves Quart

jars, only six left, was $1.25, |

Will Clear Out for 50c per
Bottle.

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HAVE YOU MADE
YOUR DEPOSIT? |

it Saves Timeand Trouble |
on Phone Orders |
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FULLER’ SLTD

PHONE 45

' “Wee MacGregor”

The Oiginal Light Weight, Portable, Gasoline
Operated Drag Saw and Power Plant.
Frequently Imitated—Never Equalled.

There are fourteen exclusive money and time-
saving features embodied in the “WEE MacGRBE GOR.’
Space will not permit us to gi f

if you will write for our descriptive and illfistrate d folder
which describes them in detail, we believe you will be

interested to the
features are not possessed by any one other dragsaw on

the market today.

WEE MacGREGOR
SAW MANUFACTURING CO. gor Fuel and ofl.

310 Granville Street
Bpevareenrenenaenrontavavepoensatarocvoveassceuantetnencarevnstnnin a etHtntHAR

 

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‘Trade last night the new presi-

 

UOTTETASUOUEERETTEES

  
  
   
   
  

DRAG SAW

ve them jn detail, but

point of further inquiry. These

Costs 4¢ a Cord

Vancouver, B.C.

TOUAUDCQUSESEOEOREDOSEDSISSOUELSESUEEUEOERESOGLSQEQEUEUERUSGESEN0S0G 000000000000 00 SEUREEU ON NA RTS

| At the Board of Trade meeting
last night a letter regarding the
car shortage was read. Mr. Mc-
Call said that the company had
placed an order for fifty addi-

tional cars which he hoped would
relieve the situation.

At the meeting of the Board of

dent appointed a committee con-
sisting of M. P. McCaffery, J. H.
Pillsbury and H, F. Pullen to draw
up a short memorendum of the
reasons why the road should be
built from Prince Rupert to the
mouth of the Skeena river. This
will be forwarded to the member
for the district.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Sale

Lots 26-27, Block 1, See. 8
$150 Each.

4-room house, Fifth Avenue,
Section 5, $1,575 Terms,

4-room house apd bath, See-
lion 5, $3600 Terms.

eCafiery, Gibbons
& Doyie, Ltd.

Phone 16,- - 3rd Avenue

 

ENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or miasfng tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

 

Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur.
dey, 9 to 12 only, Evenin 8,
Tuesday, Wednesday anil ri-
day, from 7 to 9,

PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

      
 
  
   
   

| St. Regi s Cafe

SUNDAY, pt 18
Dinner a la carte

Menu on the Counter

 

 

Sunday dinner at t the St. Regis
s getting. to be quite the popular
arrangement, Just as soon as the
business warrants it, we intend to
equip a splendid dining room up

stairs, which will seat nearly a
hundred people without crowding.
You can recommend the St. Regis

to any of your friends and feel sure
that they will thank you for the tip

Monday, January 19

BREAKFAST, 35c

7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Sunkist Oranges
Rolled Oats or Grape Nuts
Liver stripped with Bacon
Toast Marmalade
Coffee

LUNCHEON, 50c

11:30 to 2 p. m.
Bean Soup
Getied English Plaice, drawn butter
Alaska Salt Cod in Cream
Boiled Beef, a la Jardiniere
Beef Steak and Kidney Pie Anglaise
Calves’ Liver smothered in Onions
Pickled Pork with Cabbage
Roast Stuffed Breast of Veal
Mashed, Boiled or. Baked Potatoes
fot Mince Pie
Coltee

DINNER, 50c
5 to 7:30 p.m.
Vegetable Soup
Fried Fillet of Sole, Tartar Sauce
Boiled Tongue, Country Gravy
Fricasse of Veal, Parsley Dumplings
Baked Pork Spare Ribs with dressing
Kidney Saute on Toast
Roast Beef a la mode
Baked, Mashed or Boiled Potatoes ,
Vanilla Pudding
Apple Ple
Colfee

westholme LUACI

MAY. BILLINGS, Prop,

15¢ Chicken Diner 75¢

Sunday, January 18

Sou

y 1D.
Cream Tomato
Fish

Fried or oiled Salmon, Halibut
Smokes Rlack Cod.
Salads.

Crisp Head Lettuce
Dill Pickles
Lobster Salad
Entrees.

Asparagus Tips on Toast
Baked Heart with Dressing
Roasts.

Roast Chicken with Dressing
Breaded Veal Cutlets, String Beans
Stuffed Baked Tenderloin

 

egetables.
Steamed or Baked Potatoes
Mashed Carrots

 

 

 
    
 
    

 

 

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Dessert.
Fruit Custard Pudding
Ap ple, Hot Mince Pie
Tea - - Coffee

 

50c SPECIAL MENU.
Monday, Janrary 19

Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dinner 6:30 p.m. to 7:30.

Soup.
Vegetable

ish.
Fried or Bolled Salmon, Halibut
Smoked Bleck Cod

‘olled.
Spare Ribs and Cabbage
Entrees.

Beef Steak Ple
Baked Sausage, Tomato Sauce
Fricasse of Lamb, Green Peas

Roaste.
Roast Beef
Koast Veal with Dressing
Vegetables.

Plain boiled or mashed Potatoes
Mashed Parsnips
Dessert,

Ginger Pudding
Apple; Raisin Pile
Tea Coffee

 

SHORT ORDERS SERVED ANY TIME

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Local News Notes

 

 

 

 

— SK

is in the city.

. . .

O. B. U. Hall at 8 o'clock.

see,
* * °

noon.

* t

Rupert.

theft of $120 from a Chinaman

the police court.
. * *

the Court House at 8 o'clock.
® . *

St. last night.

 

J, Iemerson.

that the assets of the Board
mounted to $325,

Eddie Clapp appeared before
Magistrate MceMordie®in the Polic:
Court this morning charzed wit!
furious driving. He is alleged to
have knocked Alex. Austin down.

The case was adjourned till Mo:

day morning.
. . .

On the recommendation of a
ommittee, Messrs. Pattullo, Mo-
ley, Manson and Nicholls were
ppointed to attend the meeting
if the associated boards of trade
iext month. These may not all

» able to attend.
e e >

Dr. and Mrs. MeNeill entertain-
don Thursday evening at a very
pleasant house parfy in their
home on Fourth Avenue West.

The amusement took the form of

suessing .contests and musical
numbers. About 25 young people
vere present,
. e
W. M. Wright, secretary of the
General Hospital, left on this
‘norning’s train for Ottawa where
re will spend some time visiting
vith his sister, in that city. Mr.
Wright will be away for three
months and will visit various
points in Eastern Canada and the
States.
¥ . .

Henry Brown, a Kitkatla In-
lian, was fined ten dollars this
inorning under the Indian Act for
being drunk. Avwrest was made by
Constables Watkinson and Me-
Donald and the accused unsue-
cessfully played the role of “sea-
lawyer’ this morning in cross-
examining the constables himself.

ROME TO TOKIO.

(Spectal via G.T. FP. Telegraphs.)
ROME, Jan. 17.—The Caproni

Tokio has arrived at Aleppo.

 

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WATCH for

Next Week’s Specials

to appear in this paper
starting Monday’s is-
sue.

Sale Starts
TUESDAY, Jan. 20th
and finishes

Saturday, Jan. 24th.

The past week’s sale
continues till Saturday
night at 10 p.m.

Deliveries of late orders
will be made Monday.

Do not come here on
Monday and. ask for
“these specials as sale
positively closes Satur-
Eat

| Rupert Table Sup Supply Co,

 

 

FROM 7 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT

mms.

Phones 211, 212

Rh, S, Sinelair, of Wales Island,
Carpenters’ Unit meets tonight

Spring dresses and skirts just
arrived at Demers. Come and
14

J. A. Spencer came m from
Port Simpson yesterday after-

The “Director” Corset. Manu-
factured in Prince Rupert. Phone
Blue 92. tf

\. J. Mott, of Port Clements, ts
sewistered at the Hotel Prince

o! Alexander, accused of the

was this morning dismissed in

important general meeting of
the Army and Navy Veterans’ As-
sociation will be held tonight in

Miss Lorna ‘Tite entertained ®
iumber of her High School
friends at a house party at the
home of her parents on Borden

Four new members were added
to the Board of Trade at their
neeting last night, H. K..Free-
nan, C. C. Mills, J. B. Roenig and

The reading of the financial
statement of the Board of Trade
last night elicited the fact that
here was a deficit of $4741, but

 

 

 

Sunlight Soap

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO

Purity! Purity! Purity!

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.
a 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.

It marks

Insist on getting the Soap you ask, for —

 

 

WETHCDIST CHURCH
NATIONAL FORWARD

Preachers on Sunday will be,

» DD, super-|
intendent for B

. B. S..A. SERVICES

International
dents will hold a service tomor;-
, Sunday, in the K. P.
A hearty welcome
extended to all.

BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning worship will take plac >

service in the evening

SCANDINAVIAN LEAGUE

baietads will ag
of Trade roms,
sunday, January 18,

SECRETARY.

Second Avenue, «

NOTICE

Owing to the heavy inerease in}
operating expenses,
dersigned, are obliged to make
advance in our price list,
Monday, January
‘nay be obtained from our drivers.
PIONEER LAUNDRY

CANADIAN eee. LAUNDRY.

airplane en route from Rome to!

CALEDONIAN cLue

The weekly danoe held on Ninth:
Avenue, will be from now on held
in St. Andrew's Hall every Satur-
day evening from 9 till 12.
tations orily.

Ss. O. c. OFFICERS

The Sons of Canada elected of-

President, W, E
C. Knight; 2nd Viee.
McKachern:

Guard, J. J,
walnut case,
a very special
singing tone, and easy responsive
is absolutely the

buy that I have ever
Open this evening, oppo-

 

 

 

PHONES 130 ang 423.

 

Georgetown Lumber Co.

P. O. BOX 1632

' Largest Assortment of Lumber in Central B. C.
FISH BOXES 4 SPECIALTY

SPRUCE FIR

Consult Us.

CEDAR

 

WCUTCHEON CHARGED
UNDER LIQUOR LAWS:

Filled McDonneli Prescriptions;

Alleged That no Proper
Record was Kept.

W. J. MeCutcheon, local drug
gist, appeared in the Police Court

this morning charged under the

B.C, Prohibition Act with not
keeping a proper record of liquor

prescriptions filled by him. The

charge is a sequel to the recent

|MeDonnell liquor case in which
the prescriplions were filled by |
icLutcheon, lhe case is ad-]
@urned till Monday.

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* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
ee
WANTED—Maid. Mrs. J. C. Me-

Lennan, 430 Fourth Avenue
West. 4 if
Man (32) good knowledge general]

bookkeeping desires position.

Box 34, Daily News Uffice. tf
SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION
iS'tt POF QUEEN CHANLOTTE
ISLANDS
TAKE NOTICE that Willlam 4. Leary ¢
Skidegate, B.C, setter, intends to. apply

jor @ License to prospect 1
beiroteunm: Gi ain under hike '

leseribed lands;
Commencing at i post planted cone

toile east of the north-west corner f io
iS, Lhence cust 0 chem thenee north
D chains, thenée west 80 chains, then
uth 80 chains, to point of commence
nent
Dated this 22nd day of October, 1919
WILLA LEAKY, Applicant
SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION
DISTRICT OF QULI CHAMLOTTE
ISLANDS

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leaps

Skidegate, B.C., settler, intend to apply
for & Hicetise to prospect for coal ana
petvoloum on and under the following
deseribed lands

Commencing at @ post planted twenty
hains cast of the north-east corner of

DL 6414, thence wast 80 chains, thence

south 80 chains, thence east 80° chalns

thence north 80 chains, to point of com

nencement,

Dated this 23rd day of October, 1419

WILLIAM J. LE DANY, Applic ant.
SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION,
DISTRICT OF OQUREN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS

TAKE NOTICE that William 4, Legpy of

Skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to Wpply
for @ license to prospect for coal and
petroleum on and wader the followine

leseribed lands
Commencing at a post planted

horth-east corner of DI 2799, thenee
west 80 chains, thence north #0 chains, |
thenee east 80 chains, thence south gd}

chains, to point of commencement,

Dated this 21st day of Oetober, 1919
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant {

 

 

MM. Stephens

Notary Public Conveyancer

==,

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Four - roomed plastered
house, on Eighth Avenue

between McBride St.

King Edward School with ex

cellent lot

$1,900.00

Terms.

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate Insurance Financial Agen!

 

 

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A PATHEPHON:

In your home makes it pos

sible for you to. give

most delightful entertain

ments to your gnests.
Ask oun easy terms,
Full Stock of Records
Our repair department

equipped to handle repairs
to all makes of Gramo
phones, string, wood - wind

and brass instruments.
Violin Bows Rehaired.

wot,

 

 

Will Edmunds

Prince Rupert Music Store
Opposite the Post Office
Box 644 Phone BLACK 185