“y
+

 

THE DAML NEWS

 

 

 

 

Ormes

Phones 82 and 200

 

 

 

. Limited Risder tax. bin it {fa proposed
The Pioneer Druggists

en =i

FRANCHISE BILL IS
UNDER DISCUSSION

Chief Electoral Officer to be
Appointed for Life.

(Special via G.T.P. felegrapns.)
OTTAWA, April 9.—Thbere was
keen discussion of the Franchise

keep our address on hand. We
have everything that you could
possibly want in the way of sick-
room supplies and

 

Pure Drugs

Bill in the House of Commons
and your doctor or nurse will yesterday. Under the provisions
recommend to you the quality of of the bill a ec “hief electoral of-
the goods we sell. ficer is appointed. His appoint-

Give our modern Drug Std ment will mean the abolition of
the office of the clerk of the

your patronage.
crown in chancery, an ofiice which

dates back in Canadian history

that the parliamentary counsel of
the House of Commons shal! also
'be chief electoral officer. He shall
ibe appointed for fife and re-
|movable only as a superior court
judge may be removed,

P.O. Box 1680

 

 

J

 

e

—— | WELLS KNOCKS OUT

ae ae

 

 

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

 

    

Egg Coal

CLEAN SCREENED Delivered
$13.75 ton. We strongly
recommend it for your kit-
chen range.

SCREENED LUMP Delivered
$15.00 ton. For your heater.
CADOMIN MINE RUN Loose,
$12.50 ton. Sacked, $13.75.

Best Furnace Coal in City.

Consumers Coa! Co, Ltd,

J. Lorne MacLaren, Manager
Room 11, Smith Block Phone 7

 

 

 

 

Best Coal

Alberta Screened

GUARANTEED LUMP
For Kitchen Stove.
Sacked ..... *$15.00 per ton
Sacked ... $7.76 per ‘2 ton
aah ons ects $13.50 per ton
Only a Limited Supply
Phone Your Order Now

Albert & McCaffery

LTD.
Phones:564 and 116

 

     
   
     
   
       
   

 

 

 .

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-
day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9,

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

 

 

 

Insurance

FIRE LIF ACCIDENT
SICKNESS

Three good dwellings
For Sale
$2,000 §2,500 $3,600

City Lots from $100.

 

 

Victory Bonds Exchanged, 4

d.H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance

 

 

Agent. 324 Second Avenue

 

L

yesterday afternoon and sold her,

 

New spring goods arriving every 7
boat'for Goldbloom's, Third Ave. EDDIE M’GOORTY
Charles Phillips, a well known (Special by G.T.P. Tetegraphs )
northern mining man, was a pas- LONDON, April 10.—Bombar-
senger for the Yukon on the Mary dier Wells, English heavyweight,
yesterday afternoon. i, knocked out Eddie MoGoorty of

ee OS sant 4 Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in the six-
Mis. Phil McDonald returned toenth of a twenty-round bout at
on the Princess Mary Ye rore§ Holborn Stadium. b .
afternoon after spending. several
months visiting in the north-}
western states. |

 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

The Haysport arrived in Airdrie 3, Raith 1.

Ayr 5, Dundee 3.
Clydebank 1, Kilmarnock 0.
Celtic 5, Aberdeen 0.

Hearts 0, Rangers 0.
Morton 1, Hibernians 1.
Motherwell 4, Queens 1.
Partick 1, Dunbarton 1.
Lanark 4, St. Mirfen 1.
Clyde 2, Albion 2.

 

port

 

catch of 7,000 pounds to the
Canadian Fish and Cold Storage
Co. at 18.6c and 15.5c.

* °
Two hundred British Columbia
mining men are at Seattle attend- |
ing the mining convention. These}
men represent interests: in Kam-|
loops, East and West Kootenay, |
Alice Arm, Stewart, Skeena and}

At the conference between the

 

 

 

many other provincial. mineral ;CO™mittee of the Board of Trade
districts. jand the City Works Committee,
ji. be |Engineer Clements last night

NOTICE stated fhat some regulations
bs et tae are | would be made soon in regard to
IN THE MATTER of an application for the width of tires and the size of

| the issue of a fresh Certificate of Title to! 2
Lot, Three (3). ak Fifteen (15), Town loads to be carried on drays and
j; of Stewart (Ma A). Satisfactory proof. .
|of the loss oF the sbovo Certincate of, busses. The matter was now un-
Title having been produced, notice is} . ai : , .
| hereby given that it is my intention to | der consideration, The streets
mo after the expiration of one month | would not stand heavy loads in
from the first publication hereof, a fresh! , ° . ‘ha
Certificate of Title to the above men-|!heir present condition.
tioned lands, in the name of Victor A. G.
Eliot, which CertiNecate is dated 24th!
Octoper, 1910, and is numbered 269-1. i

Land Registry Office, Prince Rupert, B.C.
30th day of March, 1920.

* H,. F. MacLEop,

District Registrar of Titles.

R. P. Lepine, accompanied by
jhis son R. V. Lepine, arrived by
| the C. P. R. boat yesterday from
| Halifax and will make their home

fr j : : ; ae
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE | (0 this city, Mrs. R. V. Lepine,
ISLANDS. who is a sister of Mrs. Leopold

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of Wright, will anrive here to join
Skidegate, B. C., settler, intends to apply| jer : ¢ »
for a license to prospect for coal and her husband early in June.
ee - and under the following de- -_ -
scribe ands :— . :
Commencing at a post planted at thr Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Harris, of
north-west corned of D.L. 1853; thence Faaj anie hy
south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains. | Port Ess ington, accompanied 4
thenee north 80 chains; thence west so|jtheir two children, were arrivals

chains, to point of commence : :
WIL! nent in town last night an@ are regis

WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant.
Dated this 6th day of March, 1920. tered at the Hotel Prince Rupert

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DISTRICT

 

 

WEEK END SPECIALS | It is just as cheap tu get yu:

printing done wel’ dnd dene
10me as it is to seud it away. !:
Che News Print Shop.

150 dozen tins pure spices, com-

prising all lines, Packed in full,

generous size tins that retail «from

iic to 25c per tin on today’s mar-

- eee |

 

Mean

The “Director”
factured in Prince Ktupert. Phone

Corset

 

ket. While they last @ 11e tin. Blue 92. tf
Prepared Mustard in jars. Regular te

5c value, Special .......... t1c. § See a cre

Arab” Brand Jelly’ Powder. 600 Tomorrow night’s Concert—$
packages to clear @ ........ 4160. sharp. Fine Orchestra. Com-

Arab Brand Tea, regular 75¢ per Ib. munity Singing.

 

BOOED soa. es Sk. 2 Ibs for $1.26. 5 a St SN
Arab Brand Baking Powder, 12-oz. *
tins @pecial.............. 25c. ® ©. Undertakers. Phone 41.

Wagstaf’s Pure Jams, 4-lh. tins—
assorted peach, plum, apricot, grape,
conserve, blackberry and pear—
Extra Special ~ .......... $1.15.
Victoria Brand Seville Orange Mar-
matade, 4-lb, tins. Regular value,

Launch “Aliee B;” Phone 41,

 

City of Prince Rupert.

 

Tengers will be received for the supply

$1.25. Special ...... 80c per tin. f 100 Telephone, Poles,; until Monday,
Salt Pork (just arrived from Edmon- pees —_ Specifications from the under-
ton) xtra special per ib. 32c. or A. BROOKSBANK

Apr. 10-42 Clty Purchasing’ Agent.

 

Rupert Table Supply Co,

PHONES 211, 212.

M.M.Stephens

Notary Public
FOR SALE

Seven - roomed house, modern,
Stone basement, extra tollet in base-
ment, hot water heating, with un-
excelled water view, corner 4th
Ave. and Emmerson Place. An at-
tractive and splendid home on an
attractive double corner. Terms
easy, Price under actual value.

 

 

 

Conveyancer

 

 

Two lots on Park Avenue, close
in, ection 1, §600.00 THE PAIR. 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

Modern double apartment house,
Fifth Ave., harbour view, paying 10
per cent. on $8,400. Price $6,000.60.
Could not be duplicated for much
more money,

Two splendid view lots Fourth
Ave., Graft Hill, .... §1,600 EACH.

M. M. Stephens '

 

 

 

 

 

 

heal Estate Insurance Financial Agent

,
es ee ree

| Local News Notes

es Es

John Burns, of Pacifle, is reg-
istered at the Hotel Prince Rupert.

Evening gowns and new spring
goods just arrived at Goldbloom’s
Third Avenyg. 85

Me ass

James Oliver was an arrival in

town from Skeena City last night.

We offer steam cual in var load

lots $7.00 per ton f.0.,b. car--—
Albert & McCaifery. tf

Jack Mullen and W. J. Ether-
ington, of Stewart, arrived in
town yesterday afternoon.

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

Special. meeting of the Fish-
packers Unit will be held in the
O. B. U. hall Saturday, April 10th,

at 8 p.m. 85
Miles Donald, the Alice Arm
mining man, leaves for Vancou-

ver on the Princess Beatrice to-
morrow night.

George Wickdal and J. H. Stick-
ney were this morning fined ten
dollars in the police court for be-
ing drunk. :

* . .

Drydock workers’ - (particularly
laborers and helpers) are earn-
estly requested to attend at the
O. B. U. hall on Sunday night at
8 o'clock. IMPORTANT BUSI-
NESS. ’ it
The United States Government
has placed a lighted beacon at
Angle Point, Bold Island, on Re-
villagigedo Channel. It is on a
small house 51 ‘feet high and
flashes white.

A corrected list of all the lights
and fog signals on the Pacific
coast has just been issued by th:
Department of Marine and copies
are distributed free to mariners
on application.

* . .

Jennie Taggart, the famous
Scottish soprano, is coming to
sing at the Symphony Orchestra
concert in the Westholme Theatre
m Sunday, April 18. Word was
received to that effect by Secre-
tary Woods this morning.

i
|

 

 

For your Spring Coat |

New Silvertone Coatings are the inos
and deservedly so.
texture, pure wool and have sufficient
to.hang well.

Colours are Turquoise, Sand, Taupe

  

Saturday,

They are

April] 10. 1929,
a
M ms es ee en rm BE

t popular
Of beautify!

weight

 

 

 

Grey, and are 54 inches wide. —
| Ask to be shown these -
}
u = —S >]
sd se

 

|

 

SILK HOSIERY |

We can show you a full range of colours jn
the following wéli known Jines:---

Radium Pure Silk

Monarch oe
WALLACE’S

Corner of Third and Fulton

 

mere ee
ee

|
1

Winsome Maid

 

 

Phone 9

a ee ee

 

 

 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Sunday, April 11

11 a.m.—Subject, ‘‘World Sorrow and the Cure.”’
2:30 p.m.—BIBLE SCHOOL.
7:30 p.m.—Subject, ‘‘Life’s Wild Chase.’’

Preacher—Rev. JAMES DUNLOP

ad

    
  
     
    
    
    
   
      
  
    
      
   
   
    
   
  
   
   
    
  
  
   
   
       
   
  

|

 

 

 

 

a

 

 

—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GRAND DUCHESS FOUND IN BOX CAK

a .
Grand Duchess Olga and Her Younger Sister, Latiana, of Russia
Grand Duchess Olga, sister of the late I'sar Nicholas of Russia, was recently found b)
Cross workers living ip a box car uear Norvorossisk, South Russia. The Grand Duchess !s o¥+ °'
,  Wiving members of the bouse of Romanoff. She was foupd living among fellow refugees frou ~
recently conquered by the Bolsheviki, giving such assistance as sbe could, although berself clad 4
eratefui for any food and clothing she could find

 

 

Ampere

rivan Ged
of three sor
territory
rags and