Hogsheads containing the

shipping rooms in Virginia,

into freight cars for export.

TOBACCO SERIES No.

“ cured
waiting

    

XI

" leaf stored in

to be loaded

The favorite everywhere with lovers o
the “ fragrant weed.” ’

MACDONALDS

TOBACCO
Smoking and Chewin

 

LO EET D>

 

Cold quickly tase

PENSLAR

; li you want to get rid of that

 

Cherry Cough Baisam

A combination of wild cherry bark,
wine of antimony, blood root, benzoic

acid and pure cane sugar. It tends

air passages of the obstruction
There is no morphine, cc
Penslar Cherry Cough Balsar
1 formul. is on the label. We cai
For children, we recom?
made for their particular needs.

THIRD AVI NUE

 

  

Specials

 

give immediate relief by clearing the

to

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caine or other habit-forming drugs in
and for your protection the exact
recommend it as being most effective
end Penslar Children’s Cough Syrup

FOR SALI: ONLY AT THE

PRINCE RUPERT DRUG CO.

PHONES 134 & 117

INFORMATION WANTED

SS

 

 

Joe O'Donnell, last heard of in

 

 

 

Prince Rupert about a year ago,
is being enquired for by his sis-

 

i ter, Mrs. M. J. Flynn, of New
for Next Week will York, in order to have the estete
sek of a late relative cleared up. t!
appear in eee zs

a4 | Scrims, Marquisettes Voiles

ae 9 ns, ,
gi Monday s Paper and curtain materials 20% dis-
count at Tite’s February Sale. tf
—— _——— eae

 

   
  
    
   

This Week’s Specials
cease Saturday Nighi
Late orders delivered
Monday.

 

 

pupert Table Supply Ce.

PETTERS LS IT IS

 

 

The LOUSE

 

and the OWNER

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We are told of a houS which was |

conunuou.~y insured against fire for |

thirty years. Yet fire never touched
it during the thirty years! How-
ever, no less than seven people died
in that dwelling. This case shows
the difference between life insurance

and all other forms. |

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Fire MAY COME but Death MUST
COME, If tire insurance is a neces-
sity, and we think it is,
Surance is very much more neces
sary. If a possible danger should |
be guarded against, how much more _B |

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life in

an inevitaile one, Your family can

be protected against the inevitable

by a policy in és

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF CANADA.

McCaffery, Gibbons

 

 

CHEESE

 

A ER Sa ne em:

Monday, Tuesday and

Wednesday

3 DAYS ONLY

on sale, per Ib.

335C

Limit, 3 Ibs. to a Customer.

Why

pay

45¢ a pound far

cheese when you can get the

very best

now.

Get a dozen of our Strictiy
Fresh Eggs, selling at 80c

 

for 33 1-3—Order

per dozen.

“Our Own Brand” Butter 75c

The Best Creamery Butter

Fresh

fruit

and green stut!

- every-boat.....

 

FULLER'S Limited

Phone 45

 

 

 

& Doyle, Lid =|:

 

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED

A LOAN OF

$1,000

for a tergn of three years on

improved city property.
Will Pdy 8% interest.

Apply to

Ed.H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance

te 3rd Ave. Phone 1] |
ie A EOE A eatin
m,. ’ c asthe 7"
~ + DENTISTRY
mn ;
aT Don't neglect your Teeth }
One decayed or missing tooth
Mie lowers your efficiency
yj DR. BAYNE
Bg Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
4 Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
i dey, 9 to l2@nly. Evenings,
4 Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
* day, from 7 to 9.
: %. DENTAL NURSE 1N ATTENDANCE
i PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT Agent,
FOL OLD OL OL OL OL OL OD OE CLO ODE OL OL Os Bins

3824 Second Avenue

 

oor

 

 

° THE DAILY NEWS

 

Saturday, February §

“1, 1994

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RUSSIA BRITAIN’S

es 1

Disordered Nation Owes £588,-|
000,000 in Loans From
England.

LONDON, Feb. 24.—Secretary
of the Exehequer Chamberlain
has revealed that Great Britain’s
loans to France total £471,500,-
000; Italy £470,000,000, Belgium
£86,000,000, Russia £588,000,000,
other nations, £71,600,000,

———

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

 

I have for sale at my residence
on ist Ave. 4 Marine Gas Engines:
Two seven house power.
One twelve horse power.
One twenty horse power-
All the above are new and will
be sold at a sacrifice. tf
P. RORVIK.

BIRTHS

 

A daughter was born yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Mayer, Cot-
-ton Street, at the general hos-
| pital.

This morning at the general
hospital, a son was born to Mn.
and Mrs. Ed. Leighton.

 

I. B. S. A. SERVICES
The Intérnational Bible Stu-
dents Association will hold a ser-
vice tomorrow, Sunday, in-the K.-
of P. Hall at 7:30 p.m. A hearty
welcome is extended to all.

NOTICE

A meeting of the Prince Rupert
Amateur Athletic Association will
held in the Board of Trade
rooms on 2nd Avenue at 8 o'clock
p.m- Tuesday, 24th February.

All persons who subscribed $10
rr over to the association are

be

1
GREATEST DEBTOR-

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pass cases ptmsrnommartine: oes § |

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Local News Notes

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~~
Cheese Sale on at Fuller's.

 

Full line of corsets at Demers.

L- W. Patmore went to Hazel- |
ton on the train this morning.

* . .
Carpets; floor oilcloth and lino-
leums at Tite’s Big Sale values.

 

Bishop Bunoz left this mora- |
ing for a short visit at Terrace.

* . . |

Tapestry Chesterfields and easy

chairs at Tite’s February Sale

prices. if

 

. . *

Tite’s February Sale for brass

and iron beds, springs and mat-

tresses. tf

*® * °

Dr. A. H. Bayne is making a

flying trip to Terrace, returning
tomorrow evening.

. + .

Carpets, floor oil cloths and
linoleums at special prices.—-
Barrie’s Furniture Store. il

e . .
KNIGHTS .OF PYTHIAS AT-

TENTION,: Annual Church Parade
will be held on Sunday the 22nd.
Members will meet at Castle Hall
6:45 sharp. 44
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auspices of Adair
D. E a silver tea

the
QO.

Under
Chapter L

Ss. J. Evans, suite 16 Besner Apts.
on Wednesday, February 25 from
3 to 6 o'clock. 46
. * e

Toy On, a Chinaman, was the
morning charged in the police
court with-selling drugs, to wit,
morphine and cocaine. He pleaded
not guilty and the case was ad-
journed until 10 o’clock Monday

momning.
. . *

At the meeting of the Board of
Trade last night a resolution of
regret was passed at the loss of

will be held at the home of Mrs.|

   

   

Ladies Plann
arly Spring "4
Clothes will 4,

Interested in

Our

 

 

WE anticipated an. early spring
season and arranged to haye
our importations of dress materia]s
delivered earlier én the year than js
usual. Already some large shipments
have come to us and we are showing
such fabrics as:---
TRICOLETTE
JERSEY SILKS
FIGURED GEORGETTES .
RICE CLOTHS
FANCY PLAIDS, NAVY SERGES,
ETC.

Our Wash Goods Section

has been replenished with some ad-
vance shipments of Prints, Japanese
Crepes, Ginghams, etc.

H.S. Wallace Co. Ltd |

 

 

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members and are requested to. at-
tend. Important business to be
transacted. 46

S. P. MeMORDIE, President

Pianos correctly tuned. $6.00
G. C, Walker. Phone Blue 389. ti

Tite’s February Furniture Sal
n full swing for bargains.” ti

Spring ready-to-wear hats at
a%

Demers’. 44

ee + RSeRES I RS RSRBRS’
* TOO LATE i106 CLASSIFY,

ee |
FOUND—Yellow canary. Phone
546. 46

 

 

WANTED—Baby carriage in good
condition, phone 193. tt

LAND ACT
(Form No, 9.)

FORM OF NOTICE,

PRINCE RUPERT LAND DISTRICT

DISTRICT OF CASSIAR.

TAKE NOTICE that Lenora Mabel Smitl
tf Duncan, British Columbia, occupation
spinster, intends to apply for permissio:
io purchase the following described lands

Commencing at a post planted at a poin
n high water line on the Westerly shor:
f the Portland Canal, on the North Boun
lary of Lot 434, Cassiar District, tn the
Province of British Columbia, distant sout)
35 degrees, 06 minutes East, one thou
sand three hundred and thirty-six ahd five
tenths feet from the northwest corner oj
Lot 434; thence south 85 degrees, 0¢
Winutes East, two hundred feet; thence
south 8 degrees 12 minutes West, eigh
hundred and ten feet, thenceNorth 8&4
grees, 55 minutes West, two hundred and
ninety-seven feet thence; following the
high water line northerly to point of com
mencement,

Area approximately four and a half acres
nore or less.

LENORA MABEL SMITH,
by her agent, A. A. Forsyth.
Date @th January, 1920.

LAND ACT.

 

de

 

iotice of intention to Apply to Purchase
Lend.

n Vanecuver Land District, Recording, Dis

riet of Coast, Range IIl., and situate or
he west coast of Calvert Island, near tts
north end.

Take notice that Mark Smaby of Ocean
Falls, B. C., occupation logger, intends +
ipply for permission to purchase the fol
lowing described lands:

Commencing at a post planted one hal!
mile north of N.W. cor. Lot 897; thene
north 40 chains; thence west 40 chains

thence south 40 chains; thence east 4(
chains, and containing 160 acres, more o!

MARK SMABY

Dated December 29th. 1919
- —

——

St. Regis Cafe

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
Meais a la carte

Menu on the Counter

 

_Monday, February 23
BREAKFAST, 35<

7 am. to 10 a.m.
Stewed Prunes
Rolled Oats or Corn Flakes
Hot Cakes Stripped with Bacon
Toast, Marmalade, Coffee

 

 

a valued member in the person of
the late Frank “Mobley, and of
condolences with the widow and}
Son in their bereavement.

Thos- Deasy, Indian agent, and
E. Tingley left for Masset on the
Prince Albert which sailed at 8
o'clock this morning. Mr. Ting-
ley will continue the journey to
Port Clements. The boat also
took 82 men to work in the Buck-
ley mill.

At the meeting of the Board of
Trade last evening a letter was
nweceived from John Nelson of
Vancouver explaining why the
British journalists could not be
brought to Prince Rupert. It was
left to President Parker to take
such action in the matter as he
might see fit-

. ° .

At the meeting of the Board of
Tuade it was decided to accept an
offer of F. 8S. Wright to supply
1,000 sixteen page booklets de-
scriptive of the district for the
sum of $8150. Mr. Wright is now
preparing an index and guide to
the district, of which this booklet
will form a part.

At the meeting of the Board of
Trade last night the budget for
the coming year was presented
by W. E, Williams showing a
probable expenditure of not less
than $2,500 and an income from
membership dues of $1,250- The
Civic, Publicity and Finance com-
mittees wene instructed by reso-
tution to take the matter up with
the City Council with a view to
securing substantial aid.

Phonola and Phonographs te
‘lear at special prices.—Barric's

 

Furmiture Store. tf
The “Director” Corset. Manu-

factured in Prince Rupert. Phone

jtlue 92. tf
ee ee ee
*

CARD OF THANKS *

eer ee *

Mrs. F. H. Mobley and *
family desire to convey to
their numerous friends
their sincere thanks for
the many kind expressions
of sympathy received dur-
ing their recent bereave-
ment.

FRR KEK HK HER ER

RHR KH KK *

CHK EH RHEE EH RD

 

KKH Re RD

 

 

ee eesti *
LUNCHEON, 50c 1” CARD OF THANKS *
11:30 to 2 p.m. « sie ee oT *
AND
DINNER, 5c * Mr. and Mrs, ©. J. Gra- *
Pe gga a A yoo * ham desire to express *
‘ Beef Broth * their gratitude for the *
fenderioin of Sole, Tartar s m ‘ ’ ~Ahaiyv 2
Grilled Halibut Steak drawn Butter . kindncases nennived from .
p pulled Pielsled Pork and Spinach * their many friends during *
ricasse o Amb with [ ) ; i
Veal Siew with Veseune ee * their sickness and later *
Atkin’s seneags, Suckwhess Cakes * bereavement, and for the *
iberty Stea ,
Roast Beef, Pan Gravy '* many flowers sent, and *
Potatoes, Mashed :
Strawberry Pudding. Coffee = letters of condolence. ”
*
re es REECE HH OH

 

N.B.--Low prices still in force in Shoe Departmen,

 

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nee

 

Excellent

Edward

ae

FOR SAL

lot
eight

not
bath

The price is only

and in section 6

house

School. Has rooms,

range.

$3,000

on easy terms.

{ f l fing
ir from King

piace and

 

~H. G. HELGERSON, LTD.

Insurance Rentals

a

Real Estate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE INSIDE STORY OF THE WAR
FROM A BRITISH COLUMBIA STANDPOINT
You'll find it—in illustrations—in human inte tories
in leading articles by prominent citizens of B. ©. 1
No. 3
: No Brilish Columbia home should be without 4
Beautifully illustrated, handsomely bound, it is 4 V0 .
that will be read with interest today—high!y treasured @ ]
years to come.
ON SALE AT ALL BOOKSTORES
’
Ac the issue is limited and there will be
no reprint—Get your copy at once
A very limited supply of Gold Stripe ~e
is available for persons wishing & pe
series Address Gold Stripe Domini
Bldg., Vancouver, B.C.
The entire net profite of this rr”
go to the Amputaion Club of B. + 10d |
the relief of B.C, men maimed or cripPi®’ If
in the Great War. }
Ss a
se. ; . a anpapnocerttn
1c
THEO COLLART, Notary Publi
aide : 4 ein " - Me Bride
FOR SALE—Fine view and level lot, 4th Ave. near McBrit
$1,050 — Half Cash, 6-12-18 Months.

Lane corney 52 feet frontage Atlin Ave, 4°"
seconde ae a ie Sle RE ANCE
MARINE INSURANCE * REAL ESTATE FIRE 0 fet 66
Phone Blue 69 Westho!me Theatre Block P. 0.

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1920
*
Baptist Church, Sunday, Feb. 19,
Rev. M. Vansickle, of Vancouver, will preac®
Re ee ne . aterially
MORNING 11 a.m.—‘‘How Poor. People Becemé Ma
Rich.”’
SUNDAY SCHOOL at 2:30 p.m. 10 Rule to
EVENING 7:30 p.m.—‘‘'From a World Wide he
Ass’s Stall.’ ee.
enews e