AY odnesday, January 28, 1920.

 

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Luncheon 11:30 to 2 .. 50c
Dinner 5:30 to 7:30 50c
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stitute, but

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in town
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Hotel Prince Rupert

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$1.60 per day and up.

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Gurneys commenced mak-
Ing stoves in 1843, Still in
the same line of business
1919, Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.

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ON SALE AT

Fred Stork’s

Hardware
SVCOND AVENUE

Phone Black 114

 

 

 

 

Fred Duboard has moved into

BASKETBALL WAS |
CLEAN AND EVEN|

Sons of Canada and Traveliers
Now Tied in Senior League
Standing.

 

Last night's basketball game in wy s

Bice

which the Travellers defeated the |
Sons of Canada by a score of 17 |
to 16 was declared by basketball |

You know it! It begins with

a tickling, irritating sensation

in your throat. You cough to

fans this morning as one of the
fastest and most interesting of

clear the throat. In a moment
—there it is again!

the series. The teams were @s
even a match as could be desiixd
and it was anybody’s game tp
: ‘ yhistle. The 'Tray-

till the final whistit a aie i ileatide dihies Miie akis
ellers are forging rig La 1ea yon congh, and 60 61 uatilyou
have proven the surprise package cough your throat sure, and by
f the whole Senior League. There the time the cough is suffici-
i ently allayed to permit you to
sleep, you are thoroughly worn

out. his kind of experience

was clever team work on both
ides last night and the game was
¥ is particularly trying to old
people.

a good clean one. At the end of
the finst half the Travellers were

Dinner. ‘ Deen d :

out ahead to a score of 11-6, but quiere ane of thing

the Sons reduced this lead con- Pet a4 eT ape 7 ul 6

ED siderably in the second half. tongue aint ood x ay eww

The attendance at the game was
very good as there were nearly
400 present and a small sum was
cleared to go to the credit of the
Jeague. A pleasing feature to the
managers was the attendance of
a number of ladies. The game
was tefereed by Lee Dell in his’
rusual satisfactory manner. The
players were: Travelers— Mobley, |
Greenwell, Smith, Tinetti and
Saint; Sons of Canada—W. Blyth,
C, Blyth, Anderson, Currie and
Eddie Smith.

The Senior League standing is

dissolve. Healing fumes are
then liberated, which mingle
with the breath and are carried
to the remotest parts of the air
passages and lungs, allaying
the irritation and soothing the
inflamed membranes, thus end-
ing the cough and making sleep
possible.

Peps are also best for bronchitis
laryngitis, asthma, sore throat an
colds. Try Peps at our expense.
Send this’ advertisement and lic.
stame (for return postage), to
Pevs Co., Toronto, and _ receive
FREE TRIAL PACKAGE. All
dealers, 60c. box.

 

 

Famous Mary Pickford Seen in
One of Her Big Plays
Tonight.

hood be Location as Ore is
Not Far Away.

In connection with the sugges-
tions being made to the Provin-
girls who take life as|Ccial Government the committee
continual round of auto-|presided over by J. B. Roerig sug-
mobiles, parties and
frocks may get some new ideas of |
how to lavish wealth if they will/acyanee its

\ Society
one
expensive!gests as follows:

“Vancouver in its eagérness to
interests 1s
overlook

own
inclined to

see “The Hoodlum,” starring) Sometimes
Mary Pickford, produced by her!the possibilities of other parts
will be seen at the of the province. In connection

and which
Westholme tonight.
As Amy. Burke, Miss Pickford! rks on this coast,
depicts the part of a girl whose has put forth its claims. We are
hief life problem is how to spend of the opinion that it would-be
money, Amy's day begins with a/well for the Government to keep
lesson from a high-priced tutor, in mind the fact that we have im-
who is awed by her wealth and|mense deposits of magnetite “iron
consequently quite indifferent as} near-by and what is claimed to be
to her education. Her other di-| the largest deposit of limonite yet
version is a high-priced roadster |@Péned in the province on Copper
which she pilots around with the|River, not far from the railway.
speed of a race track marvel. Her | Before any government work is

wealthy but unscrupulous grand-|U0dertaken or assistance granted,
father has also employed a groom|We feel that we should certainly

who accompanies her on all auto be heard from in this connection,

excursions and whose advice she|for in the vicinity of Prince Ru-
does not heet. pert as much or more can he of-

All of this luxury suddenly fered towards the establishment
fades away, showing Amy as ajof a steel works as any other pars
tenement firl whose real charac-! Of the province,”

ter is brought out when her de-
voted but poor father returns to
town after a long absence. She
prefers to live in a tenement with
a father than to continue living

jwith the establishment of a steel

at her grandfather's house with-
vut him,

 

-HAZELTON

Steam shovels are working on
slides in the Bulkley Canon

COURT OF REVISION.

Prince Rupert Assessment District.

the NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that a Court

cently.
vicinity of Mud

Rupert As
1920, Wil

essuent roll for the Prince
essment District for the year
« beld at the Provincial Assessor's
rince Rupert, on Friday, the 23rd day «
anuary, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon,

Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C..

6th, 1920,
JOHN DYBHAVN, :
_Judge of Court of Revision and Appeal

LAND ACT

Creek bridge.

Rev. Ferrier, superintendent of
Methodist Indian Missions, has
been inspecting the local mission
and wes the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
H. CG. Wrineh, Rev. Dr. Baldwin
is accompanying Mr. Ferrier.

Janua

Le

Oe
IN THE SKEENA LAND DISTRICT — DIS

J. D. Galloway passed through |TRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE 151
Hazelton last week en route to
Regina from which city he will
depart for Mexico where he will
nake his future headquarters as

rAKE NOTICE that Thomas B, Strain,
of Vancouver, B. C., occupation returned
soldier, intends to apply for, permission to
loaSe the following described lands:-

Commencing at a post planted on the
shore on Sewell Inlet about 3 miles dis-
tunt, and in a westerly direction from th

CHARLES W. SHAIRLIN, DECEASED,

INTESTATE,

TAKE NOTICE that tr order of His
* McB, Young, made the Sixteenth
Nonour F, McB, Youngs a , Sivonen

the home recently occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Galloway,
having bought all their furniture.

 

° e day of neceene ny 2 may Ae. ae
; ; ointed Administrator to
Arthur Lindquist, Peter Nelson Charles W. Shairlin, . deceased, and all

parties having claims against the said @8-

| . aime
land Steve Faherty have obtained parties having Clamied to furnish same,

lthe contract for the driving of Wath day Of January. A: D. 1920, and all
; 4 ay 0 y, A.D. 7
‘the Delta mine tunnel and will parties indebted to the estate are required

fo pay the amount of their indebtedness to

‘commence operations in a week or

 

» forthwith.
- JOHN H, MeMULLIN,
OMcial Administrator
Dated this 16th day of December, 1919.

‘so, They are at present on the
ground,

 

 

 

as follows:— W. . Le “TP ot =
Drydock 4 0 1000) Man (32 good knowledge general
Sons of Canada 2 2 500. bookkeeping desires position
an ; : +e Box 34, Daily News Office. ti
jallies 2 33: teint newsmaster sinnves docking deities
fons af Hogland 9 9°01 PTDERT AS SITE OF | cout Arnis nos'3s, Daly News
| ; ofiice. 18

SOCIETY GIRLS AND =——sOA STEEL INDUSTRY] = 55 gare
LIFE IN TENEMENT | suggestion That This Neighbor- FOR SALE fe“ f00t ‘seri ctunnet

Vancouver

; ‘ i » . . ‘ . Pra f Revision and Appeal, uggder the pro-|
which caused so much trouble re-] j.ons or the. “taxation “Ret” and tht
The worst slide is in the] ‘Public Schools Act," respecting the 4s

office | rou
‘| Terms,

ANDS

engineer for a New York Mining |entrance of Sewell Inlet; thence 5 chains with two beds, suitable for
; : . saw’ with anied|south; thence 40 chains east; thence to ae a ieear a
firm. Mrs, Galloway accompanied |s)u'hs thence to owing the shore line 10 gentlemen, Apply 708 Third
a} i int of commencement and contaming 5
pet, Reape. e pere’s, more or less, Avenue West, tf
dot Ma THOMAS B. STRAIN,
The iers’ Aid Com- . E. Green, age TO RENT—Fron ‘ :
The local Soldie M ‘=| vated g6in October, 1919. ent Fe I t{ENT—1 ront furnished flat
mittee has disbanded and turned} — ne et et | Apply Mrs. Wolters, St. Louis
. >
over all ite funds, amounling i IN THE SUPREME “COURT OF BRITISH | Rooms, Phone Red 94. 23
376.63, to the Great Yar Vet- COLUMBIA, wean: ioe >
, iati a pcre SNT—Three single rooms.
erans’ Association, ‘ IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA-)°O
; fin TION ACT . | Suitable for gentlemen. 210
—» and —- 1 3 -
IN THE MATTER” OF THE ESTATE or| Ninth Avenue W est, tf

to me, on or before the) _

 

rere
Phone 98

people read when they want anything
it brings results

“WANTED,

WHITE GIRL WANTED to answer
telephone calls from 9:30 till
0. Wages $1.00 per day.
Apply Harry Hanson, The Re-
liable Plumber, Second Avenue,
after five o'clock. tf

ROOMS WANT'ED—Furnished o1

unfurnished. Must be clean
and comfortable. Phone 575
Dr. Jos. Maguire. ti

 

WANTED—-One or two lots in

mection 6, 7, or 8. State lowest
possible price for cash. P. O,
Box 735. Sf,
WANTED-—Cook or helper at the
Inlander. 830 Second Avenue,
between Seventh and = lKighth
Streets. ti

 

WANTED TO RENT—Sitting ane
bedroom for two bachelor girls
Apply box 36 Daily News office

WANTED—Ten hand miners and
five laborers for Stewart. Apply
Pitt, Hotel Prince Rupert. 23

WANTED—Firemen for Post Of-
fice Block. Apply to Northern
i. G, Development Co,, Ltd. — tf

eee ig tenga

SITUATIONS WANTED

boat, built of oak with cypress
planking screwed ‘to frames.
full canopy top, 32-37 Eastern
Standard engine. All ready t
take the water. Fully equipped
with toilet, ice box, berths,
three propellers, winch, etc.,
Price $3,000.00 for quick sale.

M. M. Stephens. ti

FOR SALE—One 32 h. p. N. & 8.
gas engine; rebored and thor-
oughly overhauled. Complete
equipment. Price .31,000 F.O.B.
boat, List of other engines

furnished on application, Union

 

 

Machine Works, Juneau. tf
FOR SALE—12 h.p. heavy duty

Atlas, with bronze shaft, pro-
peller, magneto, coil, etc. This
is the engine I used in the
“Aileen.”’ It is in perfect order
and very little used. $1,600.00—
M. M,. Stephens. tf

FOR SALE—18-feot clinker boat;
half cabin: ggod_ condition.
\lso Evinrude engine. Must
sell. Would consider exchange
gramaphone in part payment.
Phone Black 509. 23

 

FOR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium
Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch
Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle, in per-
fect condition. %1,250.00.-—M.
M. Stephens. tf

 

FOR SALE—Winchester rifle 25.-
20 calibre, octagon barrel. Only

used few times. Quantity of
shells, $25.00. Apply box 38,
Daily News oftice. 24

 

 

| FOR SALE—Lot 26, block 24, sec-

tion 7, for $250 cash. Less
than half assessed value.—
| Owner, P. O, Box 118. City. 24
\OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
SALE — Good location—
Apply box 39 Daily
News olfice.. 23

| POR

 

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[FOR SALE—Three, beds and oak
buffet. Apply Harry Hanson,
| The Reliable Plumber. tf

FOR SALE — 100 bundles of old
newspapers, cheap for a job lot
-News Ottice.

 

 

 

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FOR RENT

 

FOR RENT—Steam heated room,

 

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turned veteran. Phone Green

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Wedding Breakfast
COPPER»)...

In the Morning

WHAT CLFARS UP THE MIND--
strengthens and refreshes the
body?

 

 

In the Evening
WHat Dogs Your TIRED BoDy
AND NERVES REQUIRE?

COFFEE!
A Cup OF WEDDING BREAKFAST
CoFFEE DOES THE TRICK --- its
appetizing flavor---its mild tonic
properties just meet the demands

The
Flavor that
Captivates

The Taste.

Ask for Wedding Breakfast—there's no
Coffee

‘just as good”’

Your Grocer Has It.

    
  

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Pioneer Coffee
and Spice Mills
Ltd., Vancouver
and Victoria

AGENCY FOR THE CBLEBRATED
“Rastern Standard” Marine En-
gine built in sizes from 10 h,p.
up. Seven hundred of these
were used in submarine chasers
during the war, They are just
as good for anyother purpose
where reliability counts.—-M. M.
Stephens, Prince Rupert. tf

gift book for your. eastern
friends, Poems of Love, Nature,
Religion and Sociology. It is
fragrant with the breath of
balsams and pines, Leatherette
covers, $1.50; velvet sheep,
$2.0), post paid. Published by
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