Ormes

Phones 82 and 200

 

 

We have several new
listings of

HOUSES

Under $2,000

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

spection.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

3rd Ave. Phone 11

 

 

The Pioneer Druggists

sha
LN, sadenchahane; dat canteen aoa EE

Neither Too Dear
Nor Too Cheap

are the drugs, toilet articles,
sickroom supplies, ete., 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.

Limited

P.O. Box 1680
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E NOTICE

To all whom 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 & FULTON,
Solicitors for the Purchasers.

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

I have for sale at my residence
on ist Ave. 4 Marine Gas Engines:

Two seven horse power.

One twelve horse power.

One twenty horse power-

All the above are new and will
be sold at a sacrifice. tf

P. RORVIK.

The “Director” Corset. Manu-

 

 

factured in Prince Itupert. Phone
Blue 92. tf

 

MM. Stephens

otary Public

FOR SALE

Conveyancer

 

 

|\Beans

 

 

Apartment House

Borden Street

$6,000.00

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

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate Insurance Financial Agent

 

 

 

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REPOS OPO S DOE? me

— <meta

Cadomin Coal

ZuOMACS & STEAM COAL

 

 

$12.60 Ton Loose
tae Saray --+.. Ton Sacked
CLEAN SCREENED KITCHEN LUMP.
WOE sks oes Ton Sacked

SCREENED EGG COAL $13.75 TON.
NO WAIT — FULL WEIGHT.

Consumers Coal Company, Ltd.

4. Lorne MacLaren, Manager
Room 11, Smith Block.
Phones: 7 and Black 293.
| or,

DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternooi!, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
dey, 9 tu 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to y.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT
BF OI OI OS BL OL EL EL OL OE OLE OL OCTET OCT nae

Wanted!

Make me an offer for the following
unimproved lots:—
Lot 9, Block 12, Section 4,
Lot 10, Block 25, Section 4.
Lot 241, Block 83, Section 5,
Lot 9, Block 86, Section 7,
Lot 83, Block 38, Section 8.
Lot 34, Block $8, Section 8.
Lots 12 and 18, Block 21, Sec. 8.

 

 

 

 

 

Agent for the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Ed.H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. 324 Second Avenue

 

 

 

 

B. C.
Stringless

Good

British Columbia's valleys
grow wonderful vegetables.

Little green Refugee beans
are delicate in flavour, and
are stringless.

QUAKER BRAND

ane the best of these good
peans carefully selected and
packed the morning they ar:
picked.

ASK YOUR GROCER

 

‘ Dominion Canzers

B.C. Limited

Head Office, Vancouver, B- C.

 

 

 

No. 1
Alberta
Potatoes

in Car Load Lots or
Smaller Quantities

Wholesale Quotations

Rupert Table Supal Co,

PHONES 211, 212.

 

  
 
   
   

Best Coal

Alberta Screened

GUARANTEED LUMP
For Kitchen Stove.

 

Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton
Sacked ... $7.75 per 2 ton
Bulk ....... $12.50 per ton

Only a Limited Supply
Phone Your Order Now

 

 

 

 

 

Albert & McCaffery |

LTD.
Phones 564 and 116

  

THE DAWY NEWS

 

30 iors COUGHS

SHIRLEY MASON STARS —
AS RESCUING ANGEL

Shirley Mason’s success as a
screen star is due wholly to her
ability, winsome personality and
her experience as an actress on
the stage and in motion pictures.
In her latest picture, “The Res-
cuing Angel,” at the Westholme
tonight, Miss Mason has a charm-
ing role in an unusually excellent
story. As Angela Deming, the
beautiful daughter of a bankrupt
Miss Mason brilliantly displays
her talents as a comedienne, yet
she is not lacking in power to
adequately portray the varied
emotions associated with the part.
Miss Mason's magnetism, her
irtistry and charm, in this por-
trayal, insures to her admirers
a genuine treat when they see
this admirable production.

The Christie comedy is an un-
usual one. It shows a vaudeville
troup on tour and is said to be
funny beyond measure.

 

 

J.J. MeNeill, of Telkwa, was an
arrival by the Princess Mary to-
day.

 

* * *

The Westhoime Lunch will be
closed for a week or ten. days
while repairs are being effected
ifter the recent fire. tf

PE a
H. St. G. Lee, manager of the
local Bank of Montreal, was a
passenger for Vancouver on the
Princess Beatrice last evening:
It is just as cheap tu gel your
printing done wel' and done at
iome as it is to send it away. Try

Print Shop

 

thee News

NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION ACT,
h. S. C. Chapter 115.

the Kleauza Company, Limited, of Usk,
sritisie Columbia, hereby gives notice that
t has under section 7 of the said Act,
eposited with the Minister of Public
yvorks at Ollawa, and in the office of the
istrict Registrar of the Land Registry
istrict of Prinee ‘Rupert, Prince Rupert,
ritish Columbia, a description of the site
ud the plans of reversible Aerial Rope-
way over the Skeena River, proposed to be
yuilt over the said Skeena River at Usk,
sritish Columbia, the supporting towers 01
ne said Hopeway to be located on Dis-
wict Lots numbered £437 and 833, Range
, Coast District.

AND TAKE NOTICE that after the cx-
jiration of one month from the date of
he first publication of this notice, the
aid Kieanza Company, Limited, will under

ection 7 of the said Act, apply to the
ainisier of Public Works at his office in
he City of Ottawa, for approval of the

aid site and plans, and for leave to con
truct the said Aerial Ropeway.
Dated at Prince Rupert, B.C., this 81st
jay of January, A. D. 1920.
hi LANZA COMPANY LIMITED,
4 Patmore & Fulton, Solicitors,

. _ Sheriff’s Sale

(f Mining Machinery, Plant, Tools, etc., in
tae County Court of Atlin holden at Prince
hupert.

W.M Johnson and Wm. Burke,

PLAINTIFFS.

folybdenum Mining and Reduction Co.,
Limited, DEFENDANT.
By virtue of Warrants of Execution,

this action, and to me directed,
ed of the goods of the defendant
ve following:

All the goods and chattels of the de-
iondant company at the beach and at the
Situated on Alice Arm, B, C., con-
fisting of Stationary engine, Notation out
, crusher, rubber belting, rollers, ele-
itors, shafting, pulleys, assay office cém-
] etc, 5,280 feet 4-inch air pipe, one tram,
um line one and numerous other

sued in
have selz

hilne,

mile,
ticles,
Inventory can be seen at my office

All of which, or sufficient to pay claim
id costs, I shall offer for sale by Public
‘uction for cash on Thursday the first
(ty of April, 1920, at eleven o'clock in the
renoon at my office, Court House, Prince
hupert ‘
Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., March
1, 1920,

JOHN SHIRLEY,
Sherif of the County of Atlin.

 

      

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~~ “*oevmocay *t} .
SPRING DESIGNS that will do
much to make your home beautiful
and attractive.

Dainty coloring and artistic
style prevail.

Silversides

BROTHERS

Second Street P.O. Box 120

Out of town orders carefully

 

 

attended to

— il - x

Local News Notes i

Olof Hanson went up river on}
this morning's train.

C. W. Johnston arrived in town
from Telkwa last night.

* * .
S. Keig and D. Murray were
Haysport arrivals on last night’s
train.

 

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}

Mrs. T. J. Marks and Mrs. P.R.!
Backus, of Hyder, went south last |
night.

* 7 .

Best Household Lump Coal,
$13.50 delivered. Phone Black 85.
—Terminal Coal Co.

* * .

We offer steam coal in var load
lots $7.00 per ton f.o0.b. car-—
Albert & McCaffery. tf

 

L. B. Badgero and CG. L, Thomp- |
son, of Stewart, are registered at)
the Hotel Prince Rupert.

* * .

Grier Starratt, the hatchery!

man, arrived in town from Van-
derhoof on last night's train.

* * .
E. H-. Fletcher, post office in-
spector, returned to Victoria on
the Princess Beatrice last night.

* * .
Helen Longpre was an arrival
fuom Stewart on Sunday and has
éontinued her journey southward.

J. H. Rogers, formerly local]

Monday M
Y; Mareh 99
“*) 1925

  

 

Purity!

 

 

The one dominating note that runs all through
the making of Sunlight Soap is Purity, The
$5,000 Guarantee you get with every single
bar is not a mere advertisement.
a standard set for the buyers who select the
choice Sunlight Soap materials—for the soap
boiler—for the expert chemists—for the girls,
even who wrap and pack Sunlight

Insist on getting the Soap you ask for—

Sunlight Soap

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, ‘TORONTO

 

Purity! Purity!

It Marks

 

 

agent for the Pacific Coast Steam-
ship Co-, was a passenger for
Skagway, passing through on the
Princess Mary today.

. * *

Captain John Inving of Victoria
the veteran coast Captain, arrived
in town on the Princess Beatrice |
yesterday and is busy renewing |
old acquaintances today.

 

On Good Friday at 8:15 p. m. at}
the Methodist Church, the Prince
tupert Choral Soeiety will give
Vaunder’s cantata “Olivet to Cal-
Admission 75c. 76

* * *

Skeena River arrivals on last
night’s train included George F.)
Adams, of Claxton; J. Meran, of
Kwinitsa; J. F. Strang, of Sunny-
side, and J. E. Lord, of North Pa-
cific.

vary.”

Mrs. Dale S."Pitt returned from
stewart on the Prinve Albert yes-
terday and left on this morning's
train for Detroit where she will
visit before returning to her home
in Kitchener, Ont.

Crowded with passengers for
the north, the Princess Mary ar-
:ved from Vancouver at 1:45
this afternoon and left again at
‘:30, There were several pas-
sengers disembarded here.

Mr. and Mrs. David Mahood ar-
‘ived from Toronto last night and
ire registered at the Hotel Prince
Rupert until the next boat to
Stewart. David Mahood is a
yrether of Grant Mahood, the wel!
‘nown Stewart mining man-

 

~ * .
Charles Johnson appeared in
he police court this morning

‘tharged with drunkenness. He
pleaded not guilty and the case
vill be heard tomorrow, the ac-
cused being out on bail. J. §.
Wallace was fined $15 for a sim-
ilar offence.

Constable Alex Dunbar arrived
from Falklands, near Kamloops,
on the Princess Beatrice yester-
day and will take up his duties
alt the local provincial police of-
flee, Constable Alex Saint is
coming north in charge of the
new police launch.

. * .

A. St. Claire Brindle, the Vic-
toria mining engineer, returned
to Victoria on the Princess Bea-
trice last night. Having looked
over various points in the district
as to mining possibilities he has
decided that nothing can be done
intil the season is further ad-
-anced when he will return north.

* . .

The pallbearers at the funeral
f the late Alfred Larsen which
was held yesterday afternoon at
1:30 were John Tenny, James
Hanlon, Martin Dunthy, James
Thompson, William ‘Lund and
Alfred Bensen. Interment was in
Fairview Cemetery. Canon G., A.
Rix-was the officiating clergyman.

* * .

Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Mustard, of
Vancouver, arrived on last night's
train on their honeymoon_ trip
from Winnipeg. Their marriage
took place in Winnipeg last week
and the bride was the daughter of
W. A. Lough, of Sherbrooke St.,
of that city. The groom is the
son of the late John Mustard of
Victoria, and is a Military Cross
man, having served as captain
with the 12th Field Ambulance
overseas, They are registered at
the Hotel Prince Rupert.

 

 

 

 

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Demers

‘| Spring Opening |

announce their

 

 

 

Tuesday, March 30

Our large display of new models
for. the coming season is unex- |
celled. Call in and see our new |
stocks of Coats, Hats, Blouses and

Tomorrow

Dresses

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RUTH ROLAND in “THE oer’ TR
; ii 2 and J.
At the Empress, April mee

Midcactua in “The Daily News

The Paper that gets Quick Resu

 

A Good Breakfast
for Good Friday

FOOIOIOOM

Order early from

vue] a Casse Bakery

Phone 190

Auto Delivery

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