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OATS

4-ib Tubes
SPECIAL

30c
Rupert Table Supply Co.

Phones 211, 212

HOUSES
FOR SALE

7-room house and large lot,
Atlin Ave., Section 2, new—
$4,250.00, Terms.
house 5th Avenue,
$1,575, Terms.
4-rooms and bath, 5th Ave.,
Section 5 $2,400, Terms.
LOTS FOR SALE.
2 fine view lots Séetion 2—
$750 the pair.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Dayle, Ltd.

 

 

 

   

4-room
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3rd Ave. Phone 1]

Best Coal

Alberia Screened

GUAREANTEED LUMP
For Kitchen Stove.

   
    
   
 

Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton
Sacked . $7.75 per 2 ton
WG ss a ae $13.50 per ton

Only a Limited Supply
Phone Your Order Now

Albert & McCaffery

LTD.
Phones 564 and 116

  

 

FOR SALE

A g00d double corner in Block 28,
Section 8 for . $550.00

 

Lot 10, Block 41, See 5, price $260

Lot 34, Block 50, Sec. 7, price $95

A splendid view lot in Block

Bantion : O) tGe os es ae $600.
Apply to

Ed. H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. 324 Second Avenue
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akin being built here.

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN -

I have for
on ist Ave. 4
Two seven horse power.
One twelve horse power.
se twenty honse power:

All the above are new and will |
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}be sold at a sacrifice.
| P. RORVIK.
Dennis Comeau arrived from

sale at my residence
Marine Gas Engines: |

Jarnaby Jast night on a business |

te. This is Mr. Comeau’s first!

trip out of the Hazelton district |

‘for eleven years.
,and Terrace on the way west. Mr.

| Comeau is the owner of a quarter |
|section of fine cedar timber land, point.

|which he
ena Bros. of Terrace, who in
tend to start a mill there.

| fameron, who has been

|} gow, N.S., returned to town

iis daughter, Miss Cameron. Mr
Cameron enjoyed his winter
the east although it was rather
coid. The*day before he left for
home he saw one of the stern
being prepared for ship-
a to the local shipyard, where

will be used on one of the

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Hear J.
Parson's Son”

“The
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Stuart Pudney in
Sunday night.

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On Sale

 

 

70c Values

@ Nabob....... On Sale 60c
Malkin’s Best On Sale 60c
Blue Ribbon .. On Sale 60c
Fuller’s Best .. On Sale 60c
Fuller’s Ka-De Tea . 50c
The above teas will shortly

advance to 75c¢ per pound
BUY NOW.

Get a pee: ‘alts our Strictly
Fresh Eggs, selling at 80c
per dozen-

“Our Own Brand” Butter 75e
The Best Creamery Butter

Fresh fruit and green stuf!
. every boat.

Fuller's Ltd.

Phone 45

MM. Stephens

Notary Public

 

 

 

 

 

Conveyancer

FOR SALE

Apartment House

Borden Street

$6,000.00

This consists of two modern
; five-roomed apartments with
splendid harbor view. A
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for rent or for homes.

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llast night's train accompanied by jarrived today in change of a con-
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{ Local News Notes

(~~ Se. cuaabagcecmane!

} nesday, 8rd March, at 8 p.m. in

the station waiting room. Play- A. M. Gertrand, of Houston, 1s
| ers and those interested in the]in town. *

i; CJnh are requested to attend. Fe ie i 4
H. WADDORF, 56| §&. Holmes arrived from Vander- |

Secretary pro tem.

Bert Wearmouth returned fron
a trip south this morning.

| K. L. Rauk returned to town on
the George which arrived at 12

o'clock todas.

.

Mitchel]

irom Vancouver on the Prince! sojoists new to Rupert. Sym-
George this morning. phony Concert Sunday night. 56

BY: and Mee: re H. Hays re-) ps. Fyfe, of Anyox, is regis-
turned from California this) |. at the Hotel Prince Rupert.
morning. Mr. Hays is much ‘ee

benefitted in health since his trip] Mary Pickford at the West-
south. holme tonight in “Heart O° the/
say ae Hills.” 54
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ewart re- ot
turned to town on the Prince The “Dinector” Corset. Manu-
George today. Mr. Ewart has} ‘actured in Prince Rupert. Phone
been manager of the Prince Ru-] cj) 92, if
ert Spruce Mills. o> Bw
Be ang Rk. A- Harlow, the Gnand Trunk}
Constable Hugh MeGlinchy is|curveyor, arrived in town last
|/back.from Okalla Farm where he night,
'accompanied a batch of seven oe
prisoners for incarceration there, Mrs. W. T. Willett, Waldron
‘| leaving last Thursday night. \partments, is not receiving to-
. morrow.
Three cars of halibut were go eg

| shipped east by refrigerator cars
n this morfiing’s passenger train
hich. was<délayed till after one
arrival of
the Prince George from the south.

P. Backus and W. G. Harris
arrived on the George this morn-
ing and are leaving again on the

He visited Usk! Albert for Stewart this afternoon.

They are both extensively inter-
ested in mining properties at that

©. Messari, who

before Magistrate Mallory
t Port Clements recently on a
of supplying Indians with
and sentenced to six
imprisenment and a fine

was con-

WANTED
W anted—1,000 Hair Seal Skins
Pat Phillipson, Fur Dealer. West-
holme Block, Prince SEOE B.C.

BIRTH
A son was born at the general
hospital yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. R. March of Seventh Avenur
Fast.

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. TCO LATE 10 Ct. aneey®

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ONE FLAT TO RENT—St. Louis
Rooms, Phone Red 91——Mrs.
Wolters. 5

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Is Economical. The Coupons which
it carries -- redeemable for useful
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PARTMENT

OF
FISHERIES BRANCH

THE NAVAL SERVIg®,
FENDERS
ned for

uches

are
the

invited by the under-
of two gasoline
for the purposes of Fisheries
rol, one from May 18st to October 15th,
' the other from June 15th to October
fst, 1920 One boat to be used in the
vers Inlet vicinity and the other in the

tham Sound and East coast of Queen

riotte Islands area Approximate di

isions as follows

Length 60 Teet,

Beam 13 feet,
wih speed of ten miles per hour, Accom-
m dation for two other than crew, The

) partment
Hine

of Naval Service to supply

and lubricating olls and engage

enders should be
iment to be made

hot running due to necessity
wulty equipment

at «daily vate, No
for days when boat
for repairs

venders should be atdressed to #, H.
Hingham, Chief Inspector of Fisheries,
Rogers Building, Vancouver, B, ¢
FP. H. CUNNINGHAM,

Chief Inspector
Mareh 4,

of Fisheries,
1920, 57

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DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Office Hours- “Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur.
diy, 9 to 12 only. Evenings
Tuesday, Wednesday and
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

ri-

a ee ee er

Albert arrived in town

hoof last night.
For expert shoe repairing. Mc-

}|Anthur, Third Avenue. 55
Mrs. Dr. MeNeill will not re-|
ceive tomorrow, Thursday:
* ° °
Mrs. Jarvis McLeod will receive
on Friday from 3:30 to 6.

 

Dance Wednesday night from 9
till 12 in St. Andrews’ Hall given

by J- McDonald. 53

J. E. Lord, manager of the

North Pacific Cannery, came in
on last night’s~ train.
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We offer steam coal in car load

lots $7.00 per ton f.o. b.. car—

\lbert & McCaffery. tf

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k. E, Campbell, superintendent
of the Anyox Mine, arrived in
town on the Venture last night.|
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the Hills,” a story of
hills and feuds.-

 

“Heart O’
the Kentucky

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S Otter a hearty
meal, you'll
avoid that
Stuffy feeling
if you chew
a stick of

WRIGLEYS

Other benefits: to teeth,
breath, apretite, nerves.
That’s a good deal to
get for 5 cents!

Sealed Tight—Kept Rien

as

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see Mary Pickford at the Wesi-
holme tonight. "D4

The Westholme Lunch will be |
closed for a week or ten days}
while repairs are being effected |
after the recent fire. t!

Regular meeting of the G. W.
V.A. will be held tonight at i

 

 

civil re-establishment, was in the
city yesterday in connection with |
placings men either in business or
in employment in this city. The |
opportunities in several tacani
here appealed to him rather
strongly. He is visiting Hazelton,
Slewart and Anyox before re- |
turning to Vancouver.

A building permit has been
issued to J. H. Hilditeh for an ex-
tension to the rear of his store
to be used as living quarters at
an estimated value of $400. Per-
mits have also been issued to A.
Cragges and R. A. McLeod for al-
ferations and additions to thei?
residences at Seventh Avenue and
Ambrose Avenue respectively. The
cost of the extensions will each
be $500.

INFORMATION WANTED

 

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

Mary Pickford as Mavis Hawn,
“afraid of nobody nor nothing,”
at the Westholme tonight in

 

 

 

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“Heart o' the Hills.”

o'clock. Selection of Sports Com-/| ‘

 

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months ago.

inittee and other important busi- | # -
ness. t Cold quickly take
. . ; Cn ke, OMe meme A paar eed {
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O. Dominatto, charged wit! PENSLAR }
theft from J. Postolu, was re h | }
manded in the police court thi C erry Cough Ba sam
morning. Sergeant Adams and A combination of wild cherry bark,
\. Cerveri appeared as witnesse wine of antimony, blood root, benzoic
today: acid and pure c@pe sugar. It tends to }
NOM SI give immediate relief by clearing the
; i y struction. |
The trial of Lee Wong, charged os Pema a6 Se eee |
ok : ce There is no morphine, cocaine or other habit — drugs nf
with _ doing wilful damage MN Pensiar Cherry Cough Balsam and for your protection the exact
breaking the window of his fath- formula is on the label. We can recommend it as bei ng most effective
cr’s store, commenced before For children, we recommend Penslar Children’s Cough Syrup
Poca ae . : etn ; made for their particular needs. :
aa Young this afternoon at FOR SALE ONLY AT THE
Se | PRINCE RUPERT DRUG CO.
According to information se- } THIRD AVENUE PHONES 134 & 117
cured from Captain Freeman, the ,
Golden West which was recently | « —
reported to the Seattle police as|™ m errs oie
a wreck on thé West Coast of the | Mr, T. A. Roy was one of the aoe,” ee ‘
Queen Charlotte: Islands went|' al arrivals on the Prince 5 Bes ‘
ashore there a year ago. George this morning. |» TU SUBSCRIBERS ‘
- ° , , ' : ‘
. gn , | ¥ Subscribers to The News
Scotty Dennis, who went south I. G, Brynoldson returned frqm | ae a asl ed to pay the de- ®
in November to take a course in! Vietoria this morning where he). livery boys each month ‘
| ane mac hine pesonting at | @ltended the funeral of his father: | to fines éall. except ‘
San Franciseo, is on his way : : wnt has been
. oe ic Be . The ‘ ; where aymment na
back to Prince Rupert to take his rhe : at hing Dost son me we * made ‘ah the year in ad- ‘
former position in the Daily New {her arrival in port yesterday land a. the boys when &
shop. He expects to arrive here | °¢ beet of @ skylight whic ner, sieht ‘e carry ollicial re-
dbout’ March & jerew picked up around Rose Spit. collec ing carr) hould al @
eB } bE ae is Of oak, painted gray and has * ceipts which e 4
G. Cruitt, industrial surveyor! “Vey @ppearance of being off the 7 ape we. Preserves ‘
1 the department of soldiers’ ill fated “Galiano” whieh foun- _** EMail ** eH HF anet
dered in the straits several — -

Advertise in the Daily News

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MARY PICKFORD oe
“HEART O’. THE HILLS

Starring tonight at the Westholme

 

 

Theatre.