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“Wee MacGregor”
DRAG SAW

The Original Light Weight, Portable, Gasoline
Operated Drag Saw and Power Plant.
Frequently Itmitated—Never Equalied.

For cutti cordwood, shingle bolts, land
Se replace hand-bucking in the woods or on
the water—in any position and under all conditions-—
&nywhere—the “WEE MacGREGOR” is without 4n
equal. The free working clutch, expanding metal band
type, on the engine shaft, positively will not slip, It
does away with all fabric band linings which are ex-
pensive and unsatisfactory. Use oil freely on it.

WEE MacGREGOR Write for illustrated
SAW MANUFACTURING CO. snd descriptive

310 Granville Strect Vancouver, B.C. =—

FUNNEL

 

| SATURDAY

amen FEBRUARY WAS FINE
MONTH FOR WEATHER

 

 
      
    
   
   
 

| Month of Record Sunshine was

 

 

 

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Specials! Better Than Any Correspond-
ing Month for Some Years.
Quaker Tomatoes: ae

21-2’s Specials - i9c The weather report as com-
2’s os 1S8¢ piled by Dominion A ae sph
be ie F. W. Dowling shows a rainfall
eae oe of 4.18 inches for February, all
eiahtieias Special $4.75 this precipitation being during
i Tin 7 « $1.85 the first two weeks of the month.
Gite ike ta nee Metall The highest temperature was
at 50c lb. registered on February 20 when
the reading of the thermometer
Austraian Jam: was 50 above. The lowest was
A ae Lice mae on February 2 when the tempera-
eee = +e The mean

ture dropped to 24-
temperature for the month. was
38.4 above. The past month has

SATURDAY ONLY

  

 

   

 

 

 

been the best February for many
years from a weather standpoint.

I. B. S. A. SERVICES
The International Bible Stu-
dents’ Association will hold a ser

pet Table Supply £0.

Phones 211, 212

 

 

    

 

 

— vice tomorrow, Sunday, in the
of P. Hall at 7:30 p.m. A hearty
welcome is extended to all.

At the meeting of the Board of
Trade last night an _ invitation
was received to send delegates to
the International Mining Conven-
tion at Seattle April 10 to 17. The

 

HOUSES
FOR SALE

 

“ p natter was left in thé hands of

7-room house and large lot, staal: thtn lini begvailtee ean 4

Atlin Aye., Section 2, new—- Jit” "Miners’ League Ag
$4,250.00, Terms. Fe ae ate

4-room house 5th Avenue, Best Household Lump Coal,

Section 5 $1,575, Terms.
4-rooms and_bath, 5th Ave.,
Section 5 $2,400, Terms.

LOTS FOR SALE.
2 fine view lots Section 2—
$750 the pair.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Dayle, Ltd.

3rd Ave. Phone 11

| $13. 50 delivered. Phone » Piack 8).

 

 

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: wad Seve the ae Ropes.
M..Stephens |] Best Coal |
oe Public Conveyancer 3)

i | Alberta Screened
FOR SALE GUARANTEED LUMP
i For Kitchen Stove.
|# Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton
parlment UGB §)] ssckes © -.'s2278 per’ ton
i er $13.50 per ton
Borden Street oat "Your Order Nor
$6,000.00 | one Your er Now
This consists of two modera }|
Set ress ti sama a: i Albert & McCaffery
a splendid harbor view. A : Phones gale 116
first-class investment either :
for rent or for homes. ‘eee
M. M. Stephens | DENTISTRY
Rea! Estate Insurance Financial Agent _ corteregieson
wen lowers your oficiency
DR. BAYNE
FOR S $ Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
ALE dy, 9 to 12 only. Evenin 8,

 

Tuesday, Wednesday and
day, from 7 to 9.

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— pom ee es mens oe

[toca News Notes Hit

STEWART STRIKE
TS NOW SETTLED

New Cook Provided a at the Premier
Mine and Men Return to

Work Monday. cg
~ ' ee Soloists new to Rupert.

phony Concert Sunday night.

F. Wes Moersch left on a busi
ness trip up-river this morning.

One of the Best concerts ever
heard in Rupert Sunday night.

W. J; Pitman left for Usk on
this morning's train.

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That the Stewart strike is now m
settled and the men are returning
to work on Monday, is the word

brought by J. H. Burrough, who este
arrived this morning on _ the The “Dinector’’ Corset. Manu-
Prince Albert. He says that the] p..tured in Prince Rupert. Phone
terms of settlement at the Pre- Blue 92. tf
mier mine are as follows: egg

i. A competent cook has been William R. Reid, the Alaska

secured nining man, arrived from Hyder
2. A minimum wage of $6 per|{this morning.

day for all day labor, which is an spices accede

increase of 50c per day. Tickets for the concert Sunday
3. The strikers to be rein-|night can be obtained free at the

stated ahd the men that went upjiocal drug stores.

sith Mr. Harris to get the jobs :
sca engaged for this withain We offer steam coal in car load
prejudice to their claim for] lots $7.00 per ton f.0.b. car—
> damages Albert & MeCaffery. tf
4. Bundles to be hauled to and William 8. Orr, of Hyder, ar-

from the mine free of charge.
Mr. B » cee . ‘ived on the
Mr. SULTOUsSA Says whe Mareew 1 Stewart this morning.
ment voluntarily offered to meet eA aioe
a committee of the men at any Archbishop Du Vernet was one
time- _ Jof the passengers leaving for the
There are about 150 men in}.ast on this morning's train.
Stewart waiting for the mines to wi Mpc
open up which will be in from Port Simpson arrivals yesterday
7 ‘ ~ f . . >
six to eight weeks- include Charles Dudoward, W. !
--- - 3- Dudoward and Mrs. P..H. Wes-

. e .
FRANCOIS LAKE ley

: “ The Westholme Lunch will be
week or ten days
are being effected
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closed for a

while repairs

after the recent fire.

bachelors, and even the mar- O58 ®

need to be barbered. Arrivals from Stewart
oo oe morning included James

The nuptials were nington, Mrs. M. F. Knight

The tady Harber at Francois
Lake is doing a Tushing business.
it is quite extraordinary how often
the

ried men, tl

Pen-

celebrated and

 

last Thursday- of Frank Bickle|Dale S. Pitt, superintendent of

and Miss Beckwith of this dis-jthe Premier mine.

trict. The Rev. A. Garlick of ee

Burns Lake performed the cere- William Watson and A. Carl-

monv. son, two inebriates, were fined
: . jten dollars in the police court

A surprise party paid a visit to’this morning. They both pleaded
fack Crane, of Ootsa Lake, on) guilty with repentant demeanors
Wednesday night- Dancing was| ey ee
kept up till well into the morning} “Resources,” Prince Rupert's

the ‘strains of captivating; ™agazine, has made its appear-
musie by Dr. Crane and Shorty, ince for March and is replete with
Matheison: timely articles on mining and
‘ther; industries in this district.
was) Mita ut
narrowly averted Jast Thursday} Provincial Constable Alex Saint
oe the stable belonging to J.j)7e!t for Terrace on the train this

. Keefe nearly went up in flames. jmorning where he will investigate
¥ it was one or two of the horses!2 typhoid outbreak which is
were singed and Mr. Keefe lost}spreading there. Mrs. Saint ac-
his overcoat. The quick arrival, COmpanied her husband.

Another disastrous fire

if some of the mill men saved}
: Tere |* Sergeant Gitiedn, who has been
ie situation. i 7 : .
Spee ) stationed with the Dominion
Lal Bennett, postmaster at! oyal Mounted Police here for
jotsa Lake, is erecting a new!) %0™me months, left for Hazelton
road house to take care of the; Where he will be permanently |0-
heavy traffic expected this sum-| ‘ated. Mr- Gibson will join her
ner: iusband in a few days.

 

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN | C.J, Kent arrived from Winni-

|voeg Jast Thursday night to be-
lcome train agent out of Prince

I have for sale at my residence |} ; : =
}tupert in succession to Train

 

 

 

 

m ist Ave. 4 Marine Gas Engines: | tt deeb een ait f lenuiue
Two seven horse power. ie tt een! faa rs: ae
One twelve horse power. oe Sytem nex -Thureday. | He
One twenty horse powe?r- nade the run out on this morn-
All the above are new and w uy} ine s train. oti ;

be sold at a sacrifice. ti! The occasion being the birth -

P. RORVIK :
. | day of R. P. Linzey, a party of a

Vill the gentieaina who DouantL eee ee
; ; : his home on Ninth Avenue last
. rifle ¢ at the News oftice kindly | night and eompletely took the
call for ammunition and oil. family by surprise. Dancing and

ean games passed the evening away

fst for Atkins’ Sausages. - mly too quickly.

. * *

At’ the Board of Trade meeting

jlast night there was some eriti-

cism of the C. P. R. for refusing

/to carry letters. south for local

| veople on the Princess Beatrice.

| OEPARTMENT OF THE NAVAL service|(¢ WS decided to ask the com-

FISHERIES BRANCH pany their reason for refusing to
TENDERS are invited by the under-| Oblige local people.

igned for the charter of two gasoline Beso y

sunches for the purposes of Fisheries All returned War Veterans who

oh neath an p Mcrae Beene are desirous of ‘playing football

31st, 1920. One boat to be used in the} OF Other games this season and

who are not already signed on
for other teams, are requested to

filvers Inlet vicinity and the other in the
hatham Sound and East coast of Queen

harlotte Islands area. Approximate di- i
lensions as follows:— Y fs leave their names at the canteen
Length 60 feet. ov, With Harry Breen, Ray Me-
oe - Panes 13 feet, Donald or Jack Frost, the Sports

ith speed of ten miles per hour. Accom- cC ittee
dation for two other than crew. The om mpl : uf

: ® e

At the meeting of the Board
of Trade last night it was decided
to ask the Dominion Department
of Agriculture and F, Napier
Denison at Victoria to have a
sunshine recorder installed here
under the charge of the local

pepe eee of Naval Service’ to supply
“line and lubricating oils and engage
crew,

Tenders should be
payment to be made for days when boat
ol running due to necessity for repairs
vr faulty equipment.

Tenders should be addressed to PF

at daily rate. No

ke
Chief Inspector of Fishertes,

 

 

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE }| °°! Rogers Building, Vancouver, B,C. ,
A g00d double corner ‘ Block 23, PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT _F. Hl. CUNNINGHAM, meteorologist. It was suggested
nactin Stab seza.oo | set Rene 3 Inspector of Psheries, ‘that this city should make a good
‘ ares eres * f +. =~arch i. 20. Cte ; ' .
Lot 10, Block 41, Sec 5, price $280 57 \vecord for sunshine. The action
= — — — — LT , “Ae > ati
Lot 34, Block 50, Sec. 7, price $06 3] ¢ oe ae ort wa = a recommendation
{ e
A splendid view lot in Block 14, B ° Ch au onen.
Section 2, for............ $600.00 aptist urch, Sunday, Mar. 7, 1920 oe
~-- Rev. M. Vansickle, of Vancouver, will preach ’ WANTED
. af ago , preach. Wanted-—1,000 Hair Seal Skins.
pply to Apply Pat Phillipson, Fur Dealer,

Ed.H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. 324 Second Avenue

SUNDAY SCHOOL at 2:30 p.m.
EVENING 7:30 p.m.—

 

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Cello Obligato,
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MORNING 11 a.m.—‘‘A Faultless Way.”’

“The Greatest Work Known to Man.”

8 ecial Music, including Solo by Mrs, McMillan with Violin and
Violoncello Solo by Will Edmunds,

 

Westholme Block,
B.C,

Prince Rupert,
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Tiokets for the concert Sunday
night can be obtained free at the

Prince Albert froin)

 

 

 

 

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OS ei ce ay
tate ttinme..

New Spring Goods»
Constantly A rriving

Se es

Among the many new things we
have put into stock during the past
week are ;

Ladies’ Suits

in Donegal Tweeds, ete.

. Striped Silks

in the latest color combinations, of
exceptional quality and value, and
the last word in style.

Ladies’
Middy Waists

A new consignment of these popu-
lar garments is here.

They are very pretty styles, having
embroidery and slashed designs,
They also come in Misses’ sizes.

 

“Always Something New at
W allace’s”

HS. Wallace Co.Ltd

N.B.--Low prices still in force in Shoe Department

 

 

 

 

 

 

ws... CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY |

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES

B. C. Coast Steamship Services

8. 8. PRINCESS “MARY
for Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Alaska, from Prince Rupert:
February 8, 23; March 8, 19.
For Vancouver Victoria and Seattie from Prince Rupert
February 14, 28; March 13, 24

8.8. PRINCESS BEATRICE

From Prince Rupert for Swanson Bay, Ocean Falis, Hardy Bay, Alert Bay,
Beaver Cove, Powell River, Vancouver and Victoria—

Every ‘Sunday at 8 P. a.

For rates, re servati ons and Sailings, apply to

Wi. C. ORCHARD, General Agent.

     
 

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Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 
  
   

 
 

§.S, PRINCE GEORGE

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TRUNK
wns —_———— SAILING ——

Thursday Midnight for Swanson Bay, Ocean Falls,
Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle.
Wednesday Midnight for Anyox.

S. 8. PRINCE JOHN OR PRINCE ALBERT

 

For Stewart March 3rd,,141th, 17th, 25th, and sist. ws
Massett, Port Clements, Buckley Bay, March 4, 10, 50 eer
Southern Queen Charlotte Island Points, March 6 & 20th

TRAIN SERVICE lil
Passenger Monday, W®dnesday 4nd Saturday af 11:36 & pried oar te

Prince George, Edmonton and Winnipeg, making direct
all _botnts, eas! and suutbs

 

Agency All Ocean Stcaniship ‘Lines
For information and reservations apply to
City Ticket Office, 626 Third Avenue. Phon® 260.

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

BIG SUPPLY OF FRESH BAI!

and Ice
At BUTEDALE CANNERY

WESTERN PACKERS, LIMITED

Butedale, B.C.

 

 

 

 

 

local drug stores. 56

 

 

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Open Ist February, 1920

‘NEW MARINE W

Shawatlans Passage
Equipped for building and repairing 4 classes of boa

in len SHOPS.
_ WOODWORKING, BLACKSMITHING AND MACHINE

Best equipped p plant in Central British

Seal Cove Marine Ways, Lid.

A. Swanson, President W. E. Thompson, 153
Phone Red 391 Phone Green

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ts up to 100 feet