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' . | The Forward Movement Campaign
ie A Four Weeks’ Programme
i January 18—Day of Intercession. February 1—Foreign Aspects of the Appeal.
q The World Situation. February 8—Summary, and Cali for
January 25—National Aspects of the Appeal. Workers.
er | “sa eemvict DOMINION POLICE
mE The ratariitionsl Bible Stu- OBSEQUIES TONIGHT
ldents Will hold a service tomor-
amc | row, Sunday, in the K. of P. hall hae re we
to let 7:30 ee 4 aig welcome Precio te seis oe Nears pr
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3rd Ave.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Boyle, Ltd.

Phone 11]

NOTICE

PRINCE RUPERT DAIRY.

97 and 50-piece Dinner Sets at
Tite’s February Bargain prices.

for
8

English
Block at

classes in

Hays

Night
foreigners,
o'clock.

Tite’s February Sale for brass
and iron beds, springs and mat-
tresses. tf

.

Masters Willie and Fred Ker-
ei), entertained’ a number
their high school friends last
night at a party held at the home
of their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ww.
1. Kergin, Second Ave, W.+

hiaine correctly snea’ $6.00,
G. ©. Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf

 

Carpets, floor oilcsoth and lino-
'Jeums at Tite’s Big Sale vahies.

On and after February 4, all
milk will be sold strictly for cash.
STANDARD DAIRY, 26

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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Meals a la carte

Menu on the Counter

We are taking this opportunity to
thank all those who have contributed

ee

Limericks in the past week's con-
test. We feel that many have done
their best to express their honest
sentiments in writing same, and for
this reason we feel doubly grateful.

 

Monday, February 2.
B% EAKFAST, 35c

7 am. to 10 a.m.
Baked Apples
itclied Oats or Grape Nuts
Hotcakes stripped with Swift's
Premium Bacon and Syrup

 

foast Jam &

Coffee ,

~ LUNCHEON, 50c

11:30 to 2 p.m. ;
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DINNER, 59c
5 to 7:30 p.m.
Vermicelli Soup i
Fillet of Sole, Tartar Sauce
Alaska Selt Cod in Cream
Boiled Beef and Creamed Carrots
Lamb Pot Pie with Dumplings
Braised Short Ribs, Spanish
Home Made Head Cheese Potato
Salad.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Notary Public Conveyancer | | Veal Stoqueties, Cream Sauce
? Roast Mutton, Pan Gravy
a lai d Mashed, Be sled or Baked Potatoes
ert Oe Vanilla Pudding
rt 4 4 Hot Mines Pie
3 Coffee
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2 and cpiock 27, i) DENTISTRY }
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i Section 1, Park Avenue ; - i
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2? One decayed or missing tooth :
\) aitle ; lowers your effici ency }
3 } ;
Cash for the pair. Look ; ; DR. BA YNE ‘
them over and buy. ; } Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12; i
} ; } Afternoon, 1.80 to 5.30; Satur-
; immer E(t D .d y, 9 to 12 only. -Evenings,
f M. M. S ; Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
tephens : day, from 7 to %, $
pet : Real Estate Insurance Financial Agent 3} DUNTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE §
tie ; $) pHoNe 100 FOR APPOINTMENT i
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he Missionar y Sunday
we 71 A.M. Prayer Service 2: 20 Sunday Echeo!-—Miselonery Tepic 7:20
Ns Subject:— “The Forward Movement and Miesionary Enterprise
Walt SPEAKER —— P. H. LINZEY
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i dining room, living room, kitchen, pantry, bath, two
‘on stories. Very well built. The price is.
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force as it is at present consti-
tuted, ceases to exist and the per-
sonnel thereof will be absorbed
by “the Royal Canadian Mounted

 

Police, the new title of the North
West Mounted Police.
SMITHERS
Milk is now selling at .20c a
quart in Smithers. Cream is 60c
a pint.
e ° *

Smithers celebrated Burns Day
fittingly when a Burns concert
vas held in the Methodist Church
iast Friday night. The program
vas as well carried out as any
ever held in Smithers. The affair
of course was of a_ typically
Seotch character. The hit of the
evening was made by W. J.
O'Neill with his novel imitation
of Harry Lauder.

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The

Mrs. J. N. Carr *sufferned severe

burns about thé faé¢e and hani's

when the little tet fell

ihe- stove.

against

On Sunday aftefnoon last a son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Axel
Anderson.

. ® 7

Mrs. R. H. Page, of the station
restaurant, received painful burns
last week that are confining her
to the house.

W. J. Crawford, Miles Donald,
foseph Wells and other Alice Arm
aining men are in the city tied
up here on account of the ice
which has closed the port of
Alice Arm. They are going nort!
n the Chelohsin on Monday
norning in hope of getting
through after the recent thaw.
Passengers for the Arm on the
Prince George Thursday were un-
uble to proceed any farther than
\nyox.

Painful

°

Sensations

in the muscles, “neuralgia”,
soreness, aching back, pimp-
les, boils, rashes and other
eruptions, usually result
from self-poisoning by pro-
ducts of imperfectly digest-
ed or non-éliminated food.

 

pil

help to restore
activity of liver,
bowels, kid-
neys, and skin,
and so count-
eract cause and
relieve symp.
toms,

Largest Sele cf Any Medicine in the World.
everywhere boxes, 25c., Sc.

 
        
 

 

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February, 1920

LEAP YEAR

Specials will appear in
Monday's Paper.

We take this opportunity to
thank the many who have helped
to make the Limerick Contest a
success, We will announce the
Winning Limerick in Monday’s
paper,

Rupert Table Supply Co,

Phones 211, 212

little daughter of Mr. and}

 

   

Saturday, Jantiais 51, 4

 

 

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Tite’s February Furniture Sale
in full swing for bargains. tf

Local News Notes

Launch “Alice B,”’ Phone 41.

* . ,
See Goldbloom’s advertisement
for special values ‘in raincoats.

‘Tapestry Chesterfields and easy
at Tite’s February Sale
tf

chairs

prices.
. . *

Mullen went east on this

gone

e572:
morning’s train and will be
about a fortnight.

Manu-
Phone
tf

The “Dinectur’ Corset.
factured in Prince Rupert.
Blue 92.

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The best violin strings on the
market 25¢, 30c, 35¢ each. Singer
Shop, 144 Third Avenue. 26

. .

Scrims, Marquisettes,
and curtain materials 20%
eount at Tite’s February Sale.

Voiles
dis-
tf
A delightful little bridge party
consisting of 5 tables was given

by Mrs. D. C. McRae, Fourth Ave.
East, last evening.
e . .
Milk Tickets may be obtained

from the drivers, or from Munro
Brothers and Orme’s Drug Store.
—PRINCGE RUPERT DAIRY. 26
Lazelle, the Terrace
hardware man, left for, home on
this morning's train after having
spent a few days in the city on
business.

Frank

* * .
Standard Dairy, milk. tickets
maybe obtained at the oflice of
the Lindsay Transfer Company,
244, Fourth Street, or from the
driver. 314
Big Basketball Dance in the St.
ee Hall Friday, February
by the boys’ and girls’ basket-
ball teams of the Drrdock. Gray's

Orchestra.

The Mable A., with 25,000 Ibs.;
the Anna J.*with 26,000 lbs., and
he North with 8,000 pounds are
the only boats at the fish wharves

‘oday. They will sell at the fish
sale tomorrow morning.
David H. Hays, who left here

some months ago for California
snd who has been in hospital
there, is now very much recover-
éd in health and hopes to return
to Prince Rupert during Marcel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hays are at Los

Angeles. .
tia

Alex. Manson, M.L.A. for Omin-
a district, left on this morning's
train for Lucerne where he wil!
nake connection with the Cana-
dian Northern railway for Van-
couver. He will take his seat in
the Legislative Assembly at Vic-
foria on Tuesday.

of the ninety cases of
liquor that arrived from Albert
m Thursday night’s train wene
shipped yesterday afternoon a-
heard the gasoline boat ‘‘Lewis”’
tap Lewis Island. Good track of th«
| ooze. coming here is. being Keli
by both city and provincial police
*
A bridge party was given
drs. A. E. Bazzett-Jones at her
home’on Emerson Place yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Ntothwell who is leaving the city
‘na week's time. There were five
tables and the prizes wene won
hy Mrs. Stork (high) and Mrs.
fumble (consolation.)

Sixty

by

Louise Adams, 719 Fulton
who was charged Thurs-
lay morning with conducting a
disorderly house, appeared in the
police court this morning and the
charge was withdrawn on account
if lack of evidence. Mrs. Adams,
jowever, is vacating her premises
on Fulton St. on February 14
e e ‘

A circular has been received
"rom the Private Peat Lyceum
Bureau with headquarters in Win-
nipeg saying .that a representa-
‘tive of the organization would be
here in the near future to try to
arrange for a Canadian Chautau-
qua in this city. Private Peat has

Mrs.
“treet,

jectured in over 600 cities and
towns, mostly in the United
States. He is an Edmonton boy
who saw much active service in
Vrance. He says that the reason
for the success of the American
people is their intense American-
ism. He wishes to develop a

similar Canadianism in this coun-
try.

INFORMATION WANTED
Joe O'Donnell, last heard of in
Prince Rupert about a year ago,
is being enquired for by his sis-
ter, Mrs. M. J. Flynn, of New
York, in order to have the estate
of a late relative cleared up. tf

 

 

 

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The Low : a
of Good Shoes

There is a style particularly for YOU in
our unusually large and varied stock of
GOOD SHOES.

_ STYLE, COMFORT, WEAR, FIT,---
all the satisfaction which these words
imply---can be obtained in our shoe dc-
partment and AT MUCH LESS THAN
ORDINARY ~PRICES

 

 

 

BECAUSE our SHOE SALE continues
and

 

BECAUSE our stock is so -large that
we are sacrificing profits in order to re-
duce it.

THERE IS NO RESERVE.

OUR SHOES ARE ALL ‘ON SALE”
AND AT GENUINE SALE PRICES.

 

H. S$. WALLACE CO. LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

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Big Dollar Bargain
HOSS S.

FULLER’S TEA IS GOOD TEA
Per pound, 65c
APPLE BUTTER is the old original home made
cider apple sauce. Per tin, 30c

SPECIAL! *  yzive $1.25; on Sale for $1.00

 

Our goods are all of the very highest quality. You
have only to step inside our store to be convinced

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Special Clearing Sale

Our Entire Stock of

RAINCOATS

up to $35.00 ie be
Reduce

$18. 75

for Saturday and Monday only.

GOLDBLOOM’S

Third Avenue

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BEST Alberta Screened COAL

GUARANTEED LUMP  ggueczneues
For Kitchen and Stove

$15.00 per ton

98:

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Bulk - - - - $13.50 per tor

ONLY A LIMITED SUPPLY
Phone Your Order Now

ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LT9.

Phones 564 and 116

 

 

 

 

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