Gurneys commenced mak-
g in 1843. Still in
tbe sare line of business
1920, Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.

os

ON SALE AT

Fred Stork’s

Hardware
SKCOND AVENUE

 

 

Ct Sa
cee 7 REET
WALLPAPERS,

20 per cent. Reduction

for Two Weeks Only

 

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| Silversides

BROTHERS

1 Street
Phone Green 156
P.O. Box 120

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT

Central Labor Council,

OB.

_—~— ee *

MEETINGS
Building Trades Unit, First
; “ ‘

 

if Central Labor Council 3
ery Tuesday, = p.m -

Women's Auxiliary, First

Wednesday ; a

i and Fourth Wedues
sve, Business Meetings
Fisher mon, Every Thursday,

Metal Trades, Firat and Third

Fish pac kera, Firgt Saturday

 

 

| Acreage at Terrace

Get your, Acte Lot or Ten

icre Tract at Terrace for a
summer home before prices
advance, Good lots adjoin-
hg the Townsite at reason-
t able prices.

» Plenty fruit and lots of fishing

Town Lots $75 to $200

Write t

Kenney Bros. & Co. |
fen. ee
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IOC OR mme

TOM LEE CO.

540 Seeond Ayenue, West.

 

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and

Labon Exchange.

Prince Rupert, B.C,
{ Phone 647 — P.O, Box 725

orroe.

 

 

 

 

 

Penne
Phone 555 827 2nd Avenue 3)
C. V. EVITT
Auctioneer
Auditor and Accountant $|
» Wannanes

 

 

Phone Black 114 tn le |

ed as umpire,

serve in the interest of Uncle

imam.

lao much

lofforts were destined to fail.

POSTMASTER LOSES
BROTHER IN TORONTO

W. D. Metntosh, dr., was a Mer-.
chant in the Ontario

Capital,

W. D. MeIntosh, Jr., a Toronto!
wrehant, « don Thursday after
‘ eriou eration at the Mayo
a | ir Hochester
M . loronto Glot

Vhe j MeIniosh sta I

ne {883 a

{ : 4)

‘ 1) i is SO ‘
ni py in j
ae which he had

the !

i t if 1
rs ago by John ¢ n& Son
v MeIntos} vas the eldest

W. DD. Mel ! my y
rel th ty I
RA ve of ;

! em, he imd
M Ada |
: winher ¢ tt ‘
' Albany
) ht ¢ b, I !
i j ‘ }
in’ t t) funeral
{ | { ‘ nd Mr
M tfeal, Mr J
Per ee M. Haddle
be ik 1 of Paris, and
Mr. F, Matlison and A. F, ft. Sow

JUNIOR GIANTS GET
AWAY WITH BALL GAME

Beat Drydocks Last Night by the
Score of 12 to 6.

and MM. tox whil«t ¢t
- the Drydockers were
Fresem B, Lundquist and W
lh battery fer the
(jiiant« wae te ben Bchers®
ordon Joheson, whilet Willie
ey held the mound for the

t? ey Lundquist
George Will act-
The playera were:

Drs ks wi Harr
behind th
i Sherk, Johrrmop, Mitch.
MeN hol Johnead
Moertin and Shockley :
Drydocks—lI dquist, Crosstey
fraser, McKinnon, Force, Blythe
Hill and Tattersalt

Ww takey

HEARD BULLET AS
IT WHISTLED PAST

——-——

Boy at Comox Almost Victim of
Foo! Hunter.

COMOX, June tf Whilst look
for ym the farm of Dr,
Headnell on the Little River Read,
x, a boy, the nephew of Mr,/
heard @ bullet
isthis ear. immediately
» burst into the clearing

he was a wan with a gun
steod aghast for a few mo-
rnd then said, “Good God,
I theught you wer a deer:” then
ealizing that hia act had put
eutside the law he made ott}
is fast as he could, |
Che matter has been reported

o the police,

SHOWS ACCIDENTAL
HONEYMOON TONIGHT

Unusual intérest will be taken)
in the showing of ‘The Aevidental)

Honevmoon" at the Westholme)

~ | Pheatre tonightefor it is the last

picture in which Captain Robert}
Warwick appeared before he)
hoard the call of the®flag and went)
to the Oghting front in France to}

ating iniluenee of the = story,
Phere is mueh bright comedy,
come wnigque and amusing situa.
tions and a steady tlow of inter-
eating incidents leading up to a
fixed purpose.

Captain Warw ick enacts the
role of a young antist who is de.
spondent and tired of life untib
a certain gig dawns on hie vision,
Che young artist sets out bo wih
the girl for bis wife, but he has
trouble in Wining her

that it offen seems && though bis

 

THE DAILY SEWs

LEARING SA
MEN'S CLOTHING * FURNISH
Thursday Morning

For the last four years, there has been a steady advance in
the price of all lines of Men’s Clothing and Furnishings.

Manufacturers and jobbers still claim that for Spring delivery -
of 1921, prices will be at least Twenty-five per cent higher than
they are at the present time.

But whether they are right or wrong, half my stock has got
to be turned into money here and now!

This is your opportunity

THIRTY ‘THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK.
DOLLARS OF THE BEST TAILORED SUITS MADE IN CANADA,
Most of them bought over a year ago at the lower price and at
our present prices are very much jower than you might have to
pay elsewhere for the same material ard workmanship.
stock must be reduced by half im the next nine days.
With your help we can and will.

do it?

= —_= = =

A Tremendous

 

Starting

JUNE 17

TEN THOUSAND

This

Can we

 

— <—+

You need the Goods. Come and see what we have to offer!

 

 

MEN'S DRESS SHOES.
$11.50

$13.50

 

Ma

MEN’S UNION SUITS

“$490

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UNION SUIT
$7.85

ali wool

* at
CieA it

 

UNDERWEAR

ers or unbon si

a suit, to eleag at

$2.90

 

 

 

"WORKING SHIRT
$2.90

MEN'S NECK WEAR

Ten dozen ties, nice natty patterns

$1.00

 

—Regular price $1.50, to clear at,

Six dozen

KING HATS

Today's price, $6.50, to clear at

$4.90

 

 

wo odd Hines of

 

MEN’S BATHING SUITS

Regular price $2.00 a suil to clea

$1.40

MEN’S SHIRTS

One a stareh cuff shirt,
14%, 15, 16 and 16%

ne line men’s

sizes

 

Or
RAILROAD SHIRTS
Indigo Blue French Guif and two Men’s heavy tweed Rubberized

t collars to match, to elear at back

$1.35
MEN’S SOX

Three pair for

RAIN COAT

Regular $35.00, te clear at

$31.50

 

 

Men’s plein grey heavy melton

$1.00 sloth rubber back
AHMERST SHOES RAIN COAT

fon Regular $25.00, to clean at

$9.00 A PAIR. $19.50

 

 

 

 

A big range of

TWEED & WORSTED SUITS

Se thing that has both & styte
and quality. Regular price $50.00
to clear at ~

$39.50

 

One line of men’s
NAVY BLUE SUITS
Regular price $50.00, to elear at

$39.50

 

One tot of, men's odd

SUITS

:

>
5

Regular $30.00 gnd $35.00. values

to clear at

$23.58

 

 

 

 

Everything reduced !

Suits, Raincoats, Overceats, Hats, Caps, Slioes, Shirts, Sox, Underwear, J

Bathing Suits, Neckwear, Belts, Suspenders. Absolutely no reserve

MARTIN O’REILL

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