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Phones 82 and 200

 

 

 

Neither Too Dear
Nor Too Cheap

are the drugs, toilet articles,
sickroom supplies, etc., sold at
t! this pharmacy. We do not fix
| prices high enough to yield en
exorbitant profit, or low enough
to make purity and full strength
+ impossible.

The Best Drug Service

at Fair Prices

is what this pharmacy offers.
Better trade here than where
deeply cut prices must mean cut
quality, too.

Ormes_ Limited

The Pioneer Druggists

P.O. Box 1680

 

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We have several new
listings of

HOUS:

Under $2,000

in price.
Two in Section Six are
real bargains.
Call and arrange for in-
spection.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

 

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3rd Ave. Phone 11

 

 

Perera en

M.NLStephens

otary Public
FOR SALE

Apariment House

Borden Street

$6,000.00

This consists of two modern
five-rocomed apartments with
a splendid harbor view. A
first-class investment either
for for

M. M. “Stephens

Real Estate Insurance Financial Agent

Conveyancer

 

 

rent or homes.

 

 

GPL ODL ELE OPEL LPO OP OL DOLD OOD RL D&
-
Cadomin Coal |
WE
a Omit Uoal :
EMRRARS. & aTsem COAL ;
$12.60 - Ton Loose
WON 3. Gta ewe oo ki Ton Sacked

 

oon SCREENED KITCHEN LUMP
$15. Ton Sacked

boseanin rac COAL $13.50 Ton. |
NO WAIT — FULL WEIGHT. |

Consumers Coal Company, | td.

J. Lorne Maclercn, Manager
Roon 11, Smith Block.
Phones: -7 and Black 293.

| DENTISTRY

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t neglect your Teeth }
One decayed or missing tooih ;
lowers your efficiency $

;

DR. BAYNE ‘

Office Huurs--Morning, 9 to 12; ¢
Afterneon, 1.89 to 5.80; Satur- §

dy, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wedne ssday and Fri-
day, from 7 7 to.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

arererer were ueures ucfensclnaelPnadnastdsctlncaitmtheaaed

PPO Te

Wanted!

Make me an offer for the following
unimproved lois:—
Lot 9, lock 12, Section 1
Lot 10, Block 25, Section 14,
Lot 21, Block 33, Section 5.
Lot 9, Block 36, Section 7.
Lot 83, Block 38, Section 8.
Lot 34, Block 38, Section 8.
Lots 44 and 13, Block 21, Sec. 8.
Agent for the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.

 

 

 

 

 

Ed.H. Mortimer

Neal Estate and Insurance

 

Agent. 324 Second Avenue ;

 

 

 

I

importations from

Goldbloom’ s.

Direct
York at

 

DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,

that William J.
settler,
‘to prospect
petrole um on and under
described lands:-—

Commencing at a post planted at
north-west corner of DL 498,
east 80 chains, thence south
thence west 80 chains, thence
chains, to point of commencement.
Dated this 22nd day of ctober,
WILLIAM _J. LEARY, Applic:

TAKE NOTICE
skidegate, B.C.,
for a_ license

for coal

the

SKEENA LAND RECORDING
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,

TAKE NOTICE that William J.
Skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to
for a license to prospect for coal
petroleum on and under the
described lands:—
Commencing at a post planted at
north-west corner of DL 498,
west 80 chains, thence north 80 chai
thence east 80 chains, thence
chains, to point of commencement.
Dated this 22nd day of October, 1919
WILLIAM J. LEM Applica

 

6) a Omer or erence mr ermeen-waner cme, D
reese,

New
74

>
SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION.

Leary of
intends to apply
and
following

the
thence
80 chains,

north 80

1919.
anit

DIVISION,

Leary of
apply
and
following

the
thence
ns,
south 80

nt,

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THE DASHLY NEWS

hots

ai
mw Le BA oN

oe ae

 

ee

Is Economical. The Coupons which
it carries -+ redeemable for useful
articles -- are a further economy.

MAY BILLINGS IS
SUING EMMA HOUS\ON

Claims That Business was Mis-
represented When She Took
Qver Westhoime Lunch.

 

 

The case of May Billings versus
Emina Houston commenced in the
county court before Judge Young
this morning and evidence for the

 

 

Alberta

in Car Load Lots or
Smaller Quantities

at

Wholesa'e a’ Quotations
hupert Table Supply Co,

PHONES 211, 212.

 

Potatoes

 

 

Best Coal

Alberta Sereencd

GUARANTEED LUMP
For Kitchen Stove.

Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton
Sacked ... $7.75 per ‘2 ton
MUIR oo es $12.50 per ton

Only a Limited Supply
Phone Your Order Now

Albert & McCaffery

“LTD.

 

 

Phones 564 and 116

 

Auction Sale

of Household Furniture

 

will be held on

Monday next, March 29

at 2 p.

McIntyre Block
3nd Ave, W.

m. sharp, in the

Wop Floor,

Consisting of McClary range,
2-burner oil stove, morris
chair, grass and other chairs,
side-board, china cupboard,
lange dining room table, wish

stands, settee, etc., ete.

We want other furniture
for this sale, let us have it
before 12 o'clock noon, on

sale.

day of

 

 

 

plaintiff was taken.

Miss Billings claims that the
amount of the business of the
Westholme Lunch was misrepre-

to her when she entered
negotiations for the pur-
chase of the restaurant.

W. E. Williams appearing
for the plaintiff and L. W- Pat-
more for the defence.

ail

NOTICE

ented

into

is

 

To all whodt: it may concern:
Take notice that the Prince Ru-
pert Bazaar has been sold and
all persons having claims against
this business should file same,
with Messrs. Patmore,& Fulton
verified by statutory declaration,
on or before the 31st day of
March, 1920. 75
PATMORE
Solicitors for

& FULTON,
the Purchasers.

 

Board of School Trustees.

Prince Rupert

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
Secretary of the [rince Rupert Board of
School Trustees, Prince Rupert, B. C.,
will be reeeived up to and including April
4th, 1920, for the erection of a twelve

Public School Building in the City

B.C, Tenders may be
bulk or separate for the following trades
Masonry, hollow tile and brick; Concrete,
plain and reinforced; Plastering, Art stone
work, Carpentry and joinery, Roofing and
galvanized iron work; Steel sash, Fire.
esc apes and steel work, Painting and
glazing, Terrazzo foors, Electric wiring,
Plumbing, Heating and ventilation.

Each tender shall be accompanied by a
‘ertifed cheque on a chartered bank of
Canada, for the sum of five (5) per cent.
of the amount of the tender, the. cheque
of unsuccessful tenderers to be returned
immediately the tenders are opened. The
lowest or amy tender not necessarily ae-
epted. Plans and specifications and all

f Prince Rupert,

information may be obtained from the
office of the Architect, J. W. Potter.
W.D. VANCE, J. W. POTTER,

Secretary. Architect

 

DEMERS

YORE TB OES VS orpettat

 

 

 

yunce their

ani

Spring Opening

Tuesday
March 30

 

Hats, Coats, Suits, Bli uses,
Dresses for all cecasiors.
We shall be pleased to show.

you our Spring Stocks

 

 

053.

Wallpape ors

SPRING DESIGNS that will do

 

much tomake ) yous home beautiful
and attrac

Dainty Galariag und artistic
style prevail.

Silversides

BROTHERS
Second Street P.©, Box 120

Out of town orders carefully
attended to

 

—_—_——_—

[ Local News Notes |

Deiners.

hk. Clothier, of Stewart, return- |

cue
New Spring suits and coats |
have arrived at Goldblocm’s. 74
ce fe

Ladies are invited to inspect|
the new arrivals in spring goods |

at Goldbloom’s. 74)
* . . |
Mr. and Mrs. John Bergi and |
family returned to Usk on this
morning’s train.
. * *
Best Househoid Lump _ Coal,

$13.50 delivered. Phone Black 85.
Terminal Coal Co.

We offer steam coal in var load |
lots $7.00 per ton f.0o.B car-—

Albert & McCaffery.

* * .
Ernest Crawford arrived from
the south on Wednesday and went

on to Stewart yesterday.

The Margalice arrived at the
fish wharves this morning with
7,000 pounds of halibut for to-
morrow’s sale-

. . *

The music at the Green benefit
dance on Thursday night was
provided by an orchestra headed
by Mrs. Gawthorne.

The B. C. prohibition commis-
sioner has written to the city au-
thorities requesting that the stock
of liquor held by the police in this
city be reported to him.

* * ye

Abdut sixty young people were

at the gathering of the
Club last night when}
refreshments and a gen-!
eral good time were indulged in.
A message was received from Rey,
J. Bavin Rowell, the founder of
the club.

present
Corner

games,

WELCOME GIVEN IN
HONOR MRS. NICHOLLS |

Nirs. T. H. Johnston Rutettained|
Delightfully at Bridge Yester-
day Afternoon:

The home of Mrs. T. H. John-
ston, Seal Cove, was the scene of
an enjoyable reception yesterday
afternoon to Mrs. J. W. Nicholls,
nee Miss Vena Phelan, who has
recently arrived in the city after
her marriage to J. W. Nicholls:
The affair took the form of a
bridge party of four tables, the
first prize winner being Mrs. J.
C. MeLennan. Mrs. Jarvis H. Me-
Leod and Miss Belding, sister of
Mrs- Johnston, assisted at the
tea. Mrs. Nicholls will take up
her residence on Fourth Avenus
West on the completion of the
new home in a fortnight’s time.

FAREWELL PARTY

Miss Grace Cowan Guest of Honor
At Miss Rothweil’s Bridge.

 

A farewell party was given by
Miss Jessie Rothwell at the home
of Mrs. F, G- Dawson last evening
in honor of Miss Grace Cowan,
who leaves the city next Thurs-
day night to take up training

nurse in the Vancouver General
Hospital. Miss Irwin was the

nner, of the first prize.

Miss Cowan, who has

as

become

deservedly popular in social cir-
cles during her two years’ stay
in Prince Rupert as a teacher,

will be missed-very keenly by the
many friends she has made and
the best wishes will follow her

to the new field.

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

 

sale al my residence
Marine Gas Ingines:

I have for
on 1st Ave, 4

Two seven horse power.
One twelve horse power.
One twenty horse power-

All the above are new and wil!
he sold at a sacrifice t!
P, RONRVIK,

The Westholme

Lunch will f

closed for a week or ten da
while repairs are being effect
after the recent fire. i
The “Director” Corset, Mans
factured in Prince Kupert. Plo
Isine 92. {1
e et ‘7 2 + €¢#e @ @ Oe wee

* TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY *

eR Ree eee ee

FOR RENT Two. furnished
rooms. Apply Pat Carey. Phone
Red 259. 77

F "OR REN’ P -4-roomed anes flat
furnished. Mrs, Wolters, St.

 

 

 

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ed north yesterday mocning
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; in newest Georgette patterns.

‘i Colourings are Crey, Copen., Meuve and
iB} : : bs
th Tan grounds, in various original designs,
if Reasonably priced at $1.95 per ya.

i

if

3)

| Figured Voiles

| in Georgette Designs

shipment of Figured Coloured Voiles, made

| WALLACE’S

i Corner of Third and Fulton

 
 
   
   
      
  
     
    

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SHOES ST!LL SELLING AT SALE

 

 

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Se Wen 28 es EE + OR ee | OT aes TI

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Bread

717 Third Aaviniin
Phone 190

 

We wish to announce our Bread
is being made with M You will
find that the qualit better,

DOMESTIC BREAD ttered is
worth trying. Li bel,

It ensures quality an

“a Casse Lakery

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CPOD PEP OP LIE LLL COLL O OM coccssseriita

 

Rev.

MORNING 11 a.m.—

EVENING 7:30 p.m.—

 

Baptist Church, Sunday, mar.
M. Vansickle, o
‘‘A Message from the Beyond.”’
SUNDAY SCHOOL at 2:30 p.m.

“The Devil,
Profession as Contrasted with Christ.”

ab, 1920

f Vancouver, wil

his Power, Charactergand

 

 

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uae +2 ebmage oe anne peta
~ INTER™ATIONAL SPEED SKATING CHAMPIONS.

Bis.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rose Johnson, of Chicago,

ice skating championship
Miss Rose Johnson, of Chic

 

Louis Rooms, phone Red 91.

Everett McGowan, of St. Paul, Minn.,

skaters, and lowered the balf mile record for wom
tance in 1 minute and 50 seconds.

of St. Paul sii

l., and Everett McGowan,
won the international
re 0
ake Placid witb @ sce
ae e the speediest of

en, cove

ou
ints
owes

ago, proved to bi dls