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THE POINT

to be considered in buying
Drugs first of all, the
quality. Then, of course,
you want to be sure that your
druggist keeps a fresh stock
and empieys an expert to
take change of the
Prescription Department
You can be sure of all
these good points, and many

more, if you patronize

OUR MODERN DRUG STORE

Ormes Limited

The Pioneer Druggists

Phones 82 and 200 P.O. Box 1680
THE REXALL STORE

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Agents
3rd Ave. Phone 11

Best Coal

Alberta Screened

GUARANTEED LUMP
For Kitchen Stove.
Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton
Sacked ... $7.75 per '2 ton
mena. 3 ss oo $13.50 per ton
CGniy a Limited Suppiy
Phone Your Order Now

Albert & McCaffery

    
   

   

Special This Week Only

| Old Dutch

Cleanser
Per Tin - 10c

New selling price next week will
be 2 for 25c

 

    

 

 
   
     
   
      

 

 

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CLEAN SCREENED Delivered
$13.75 We str
recommend it for your
chen range.

SCREENED LUMP Delivere4
$15.00 ton. For your heater.
CADOMIN MINE RUN Loos:

$12.50 ton. Sacked,

Best Furnace Coal in City.

Consumers Coal Co., Ltd,

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

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ton.

   

Salvage Sale

Underwriters Salvage Sale of

Damaged Goods |

From §&.8. Prince John
Will be sold by public aue-

    
 

 

 
       
    

$13.75.

          
 

Taide 27th Apri

No. 1 Shed, G.T.P. Wharf.

       
 

 

 

 

of

rooting

Goods consist canned

goods, ma-

DENTISTRY van

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

terial, Columbia records, and
a lot of other

coods.

ciead

miscellaneous

E. McCOSKRIE,

 

 

. Port Warden.
DR. BAYNE
Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12; ~ eeateeeaeteaare een sR etiImn at
Afternoon, 1,80 to 5.30; Satur- rer ore

 

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

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

LOLS EOE OOO OL ON OM CCl ee Oe

M.M.Stephens

Notary Public Conveyancer

 

 

112 Acres at Welcome FOR SALE
Seven roomed modern house,
Harbour stone and cement basement, hot
water heating, harbor view. Excel-

lent value and easy terms. This in-

cludes a double corner.

Si, roomed modern house on
splendid double corner Fifth Avenue

and Tatlow St, Terms.
kight roomed modern house

Usha fh scpmeceee pe,

for heating plant, and all in splendid
or

condition, and on easy terms,
$550 SPOT CASH.

Good level building lot for

$300.

Ed.H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance
Agent, 324 Second Avenue

on

The best residential double
her in the City on easy’ terms,

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The Windsor Hotel, with Furni
ture, at an attractive price.

M. M. Stephens

heal Estate Insurance Financial Agent

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE DASLY NEWS

 

 

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

Sm tee me ee re

Church Notices

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First Baptist Church

 

Morning
Con-

if a.m Subject: ‘Love's

quest. Bible School 2:30, Even-
ne 7:30. Subject: “The Fool and
his Paradise.” Preacher, Rev.

James Dunlop.

First Methodist Church. Morn-
ing 11 a.m. Communion, and re-
ception service for new members.
Sunday School 2:30, Evening 7:30

Supject “This is the Lord’s do-
ing and is marvellous in our eyes”

4 3 *
. > 0 eee * Rev. T. OH. Nuttall, Preacher.
arine surance Subscribers to The News * Fit -Presnyteren ore
a re asked to-pay tt . »| Momning if a.m. Rev, H. G, Grant
are askec ‘ dé ie de. L s
o * will preach, Subject Life's
As agents for the Union * livery boys each month * aes aoe * Sundav School 42:30
Insurance Society of Canton * when they call, except * outta saethals 30 Mrs J F
a British company—we where payment has been * Se e aes ae
cam insure Bede (er the your in edz o|insrem of Rangoon will addres
Cargoes of all descrip- Jj* vane. The boys when * i sealants a
tions. collecting carry official re- *) a a
Barges, Scows, etc., Plea- * ceipts which should al- h mm the Great War Velerans
sure Boats and Fishing oan ae oe eee @| memorial service tomorrow night
Boats. = ithe following will take part: The
Our rates are reasonable | May the Anglican, Presbyter-
and adjustments quickly | iar Methodist and Baptist clergy-
made, 6 ip }men; Col. MeMordie, St. Andrew's
pamapepeodnent , SINCE $1870 fj | Pipe Band, the Westholme Or-
° , lehestra, augmented; Mrs. Dalby
McCaffery, Gibbons ‘ H | Mor®ill, and J. Stnart Pudney.
iCommunity singing Collection
DRO’ |
30 stoPsCOUGHS iy War Memorial Fund tt

 

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WANTED—Any one of following
rifles: 3 British 1895 model,
sporting Lee-Enfleld, 280 of

| { Ross 30 U. S. 1906, or

os ng Springfield same cal
Best price paid Apply P. O.
box 955, City. vy

I} WANTED Competent Steno
gcrapher Apply to Mr. Baldwin
Grand Trunk Pacific Coast 8.8.
Co. o8

FOR SALE Peterboro canoe—
Apply EF. J

Express ollice.

Davis, Canadian

Phone 300

AUCTION SALE.

 

AUCTION SALE—Wednesday next
April 28th, at sharp
6th Avenue at Hart Apartments
between Fulton St. and Metho

dist Church; of dining and bed-

2:30 p.m

 

mm suites, also kitchen furni-
| ture Geo. Leek, Auctioneer
, SKRENA® CAND RECORDING DIVISION
' DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
j ISLANDS
!
'
| TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
if , i 5 ai and
" and wonder t “
be 1 3
Commer ge at &@ post planted at
north-east corner of DI 27% bee
east BO chains then uth & chains
thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
hair : I t f commencement
Dated this 21st f¢ ber. 101¢

day ¢ etobe
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION

of October 1919
LEARY, Apt

21st day
WILLIAM J

Dated this
licant

Have They? |

What is the
diamonds ’ As
charm ¢an only be
challengeable As

fine
their

eharts about
ornaments

described a4 un
an investment in

ee tc on
What Charm

vaiue as well a8 pleasure there is

equal them

the limited
dented demand it may
iid that fine diamonds
will contin to advance in price
We already timation cf this
Write us about your requirements

; Our Mail Department gives personal |

ittention enquiry

hothing t
Owing tw supply and
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DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
Skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to apply
for ‘ enee t prospect for cos! ani
petroleum on and under thy following
lescribed lands

Commencing at a post planted a; the
north-east corner f pl 2799. thence
I th. 80 chains, thence east 80 chains
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
hats to point of commencement

 

 

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| Local News Notes

Thomas Dawe of Port Essing
ton arrived in town today.

 

John Bulger returned from the
south on this morning’s steamer,

Jack Labrash, of Alice Arm, an
rived from the south this morn-

ing.

. "* .
Morris Soskin, the Stewart bar-
irister, is in town today en route
north.

\ special fish train of five cars
pulled out at 12:30 today for
the east,

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New Models

in Dr CSSeCS

SOS OR ORS eS 8 UR es
SOSIEISIEISISIGK I YESS
wees © ON MINN NN ho Lig
ONG wit
We are showing some beaut
’
ful models if serge and sali
dresses,
Serge drésses are niade from a

wool cloths, and handsomely en

No two

the

bromered
embody

both

inese dresses

latest in Alyle

from

ideas

miming. Proced

$37.50 to $67.50 —

 

 

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Fred. Stork returned from 4
business trip on the George this
morning.

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

lerminal Coal Co,

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mahood, of
Stewart, are passengers on thé
Prince George today.

Mrs. T. J. Manks and Miss Irene

Marks, of Hyder, are passengers
ss . ’ 7 tin ~
on tae LreurRe tluouay ivi ayuri
. . .
Captain Rutledge, a mining en
gineer arrived from the south

today on his way fo Alice Arm.

. .

Just arrived! Shipment of
tons of New Welljngton coal; also
large shipment of double dressed
fir, doors, windows, flooring, etc

Inspector Marchant, of the
Canadian Customs, arrived from
the south today en route to Stew-
art.

500

Maurice Shockley was among
the passengers booked for Ru
pért on the G. T. P. steamer this
nrorning.

The Misses Scott entertained
i imber of friends at tive hun
dred last evening at their hom-
on Borden Street.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Brynoldson

eturned from Victoria this morn-
heir little daughter ac-

ompanied them

ing

W. E. Walker and son, of the
Naas River, were arrivals in the
eity yesterday and are Pegistered
rt the Hotel Prince Rupert.

Last Sunday the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. James McKay at
Hazelton was destroyed by fire.
On Honday the
Harold Gray was also completely
destroyed,

residence of

Db. W. Bone, purser of the

 

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Ladies’ Poplin Dresses |
| Some new models made in t
: popular silk, ni ely embroiders
; Priced from yt)

 

$22.50 to

window

$27.50 ‘f

dresse 7

our

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suils and coats

 

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H.S. Wallace Co.. Ltd

Corner of Third Ave. and Fulton S: Phone 9

 

 

 

 

 

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Mrs. Goldbloom arrived from \ ver ths

 

Prince Rupert, has been married
to Miss Protich, of Victoria, and
they are now on their honey
moon trip to England, says the}
Vanconver Province

Trim and neat aflen her an-
ial overhaul, the Prince George
reached port on time this morn-|

ing from the south inaugurating |
the new G. T. P.

The George will proceed to Btew- '

summer service

art at 10 o'clock tonight and will}
maintain this sailing dumng the)
sen son She returns to Vancou-!
ver tomorrow at midnight.

Select dances will be held each

Wednesday ommencing

Killas hall, |

evening ¢

April 28th in the new

De Luxe, Third Avenue. his
hall has without doubt the finest
dancing floor in the city. He i
freshments will be served in the'

ice cream parlomn. Gray's Orches- |

tra has been engaged for the sea-|}
son. Mr. Ed. Crages will act as
oor manager. Invitations are}
out, but those who have been un
avoidably overlooked may obtain |
same from Mr. and Mrs. Mel voy |
who are ppomoting these dances
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. James Adams, of Port Ke. |
sington, takes this opportunity |
of thanking all the kind friends}
for their sympathy with her in|
her recent bereavement and makes |
mention of those who presented |
weaths: B. A, Cannery Crew, Mr. |
ind Mrs, Harris, Mr. and Mrs. |
Davis, Mr. and Mrs, Letnes, Mr. |
and Mrs. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Vick, Mr. and Mrs, Fraser, H,
Robinson and daughter, M. Ohaski,
H, Kishimoto, Port Essington In-
dian Band, Caledonia Hotel, Bal-
moral staff and employees, Mra.
Ktosa Herring, Anchor from Port
Essington school teacher and
scholars, Mr, and Mrs. L, B
Crane, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Frizzell,
Mr. and Mrs. J, 8. McDonald, Mra
Kirby, Bishop Du Vernet, and T.
Dawe, and the managers of the
Skeona River canneries.

|

Launch “Alice B,” Phone 41, |

 

morning and is putting o
garment in stock.

25 per cent. off everything

Will either sell-or re:
possible to run two shops— h«
Remaining stock must |
in Vancouver.

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Land Co. Lit.

Street

101 Pemberton Block I
VICTORIA

Lots for Sale
All Parts of the Town

Listings of Business Lo'

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COOLED EEOROEAOEEEEROOEETEE HEEFT ”

THEO COLLART, Not:

Buy a cheap Home.--7 room Il: oT.
papered, bath, outbuilding
$2300.00; Easy Te!

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Fine insuray”

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MARINE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE p. 0, Rot 0

Phone Blue 69 Westholme Theatre Bloch aeanen rn
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