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L, FOR PALISING| Sale irices

     
  

which Zam-Buk, the great herbal batn, is daily put.
Accidents will happen, especially where there are
children. Mothers should never be without Zam-Bitk. Zam-Buk
is the best “First Aid.”’ Its strong antiseptic properties kill all

erms, preventing blood-poisoning and inflammation. Its rich,

erbal essences quickly ease pain and build up new healthy
tissue. Zam-Buk is entiecly different fromail other ointments.
It is purely herbal and contains no poisonous coloring matter,
Take no substitute. Sce the name on every box before paying,

ZAM-BUK HEALED SEVERE CUT

Mrs. J. E. Bierwirth of Carnduff, Sask., writes : My little son cut the

end off his finger. As it was such a severe cut, I was going to take him to a
doctor, but in the meantime to ease the pain, I applied some Zam-Buk.
This stopped the bleeding and gave him such relief that sicicieaet Hak te
he ceased crying and seemed quite atease. I therefore gurt.se au

decided to see if Zam-Buk would heal the wound. Next Jin-Buk Co., Tereato
+ andcontinuedtodosveach soc box.

day I replaced the dressing,

day, using nothing but Zam-Buk.° Complete cure
Send this coupon;

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— St rere rarmecom A building permit has been is-

3 { sued to A. Iverson for additions to

} Local News Notes { his 8th Ave., residence to the ex-

e rte ome ms ees omermacmmeren omens ® tont of $800. The contractor is

  

No bid accepted over $2.00 at Ed. Frantzen.

 
    

 

1 Bar Infant's Delight
Total Value, 75c—On Sale
ALL for 60c.

 

The “Director” Corset. Manu- 1 , ASRS “abet
: ance proved to be very flimsy.
CRANBERRIES SPECIAL factured in Prince Rupert. Phone \ "| sel
2 Pounds for 25c. Blue 92. *tf Under the auspices of the Adair

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Carss Chapter, [.0. D/E., a Silver
PALM OLIVE SOAP Symphony Orchestra practice wi E

 

tle per bar vi al time'and place. Secretary. afternoon from 3 to 6. All wel-
Stock up on Palm Olive as it is Pe Oe ee come 16
worth a ee oes more at The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Beta he
th olesale. Fries inharda.  WiY Asis Beis : :
€ wholesale Fred Richards ; _Fitth Ave. Kast, Che. Ghureh: of Mopiind's: An:
Nice Juicy New Oranges— was buried in Fairview Cemetery nual Men‘s Banquet will be held
| 8-dozen for? 2ssce $10 || yesterday afternoon. iccwedswieveiide Weadieedaly,b

Brown Beans, good value—
Special .... 3 Ibs. for 25c

ginning at 7:30. All Church of

The Young People’s Club will © :
England men are invited to come.

hold a Social and Dance in the

Olives, extra value ....... . Tiakate 8
2 bottles for 25c O.B.U. Halli Wednesday evening, *' ket: $1.00. whee it
Hamsterley or Quaker Peach January 21 at 8:30. eT (havi “Cinhaek: in: Bt:: Datong
POM Sc es os He $1.10 || Welcome. ohare en ‘ Chureh Thursday night at 8:35
ur mn Speci , lofte ; {mong 2 artists are .
Jur abate ae ee nd Cx dee Sh “Moerison, @: tative 70! ci ni ne x - t i oP
res BPrGUuNG 2. c.e8 Port Simpson, died at that plac , Vavey, Mrs. Jarvis McLeod, «

 

 

Peller’ Best Tea, per lb. 66¢ |{\ Friday and was buried there
: ee gg il ed iz a yesterday afternoon. The fune:
Christie's aaa "Sodas per al arrangements were in the hands

thris s Cre 5 8, ; of the B. C. UUndertakers of thi
GAPGOR 9505 68's Sais ss 25c city

Pacific Milk, per case, $5.25 |}; °°

Pacilic Milk, 9 tins for $1.60

| Maple Leaf Milk, case, $5.50

Pancake Syrup, per bottle 25¢ ||)

nands, E. R. Tabrum, Canon Rix.
Ciekets 50c, children 25e.

 

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nd want more than it is wort!

 

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| Wednesday, January 21 %
| Every egg guaranteed to be the | j , i j ® HSiness 18
Best Egg in Rupert S|] BREAKFAST, 35c 5 =e
| Only 80c per Dozen HH 7 am. to 10 & m. j
} a " | Stewed Prunes q
I : or Mus Swift's 4 ~
| Home-made Preserves Quart ||} "st com Mush with swims 2
| jars, only six left, was $4.25, | - Ved Oa or Pulted Wheat i LI ®
j Juttered Toast, Strawberry Jam “4
Wil! Clear Cut for 50c per || "Coffee A,
_ Bottle. - LUNCHEON, 50c 4 The January Sale started
eet i. 14:30 to 2 p.m. OAR laat aaa en hye
HAVE YOU MADE ee re } off last week with a rush.
YOUR DEPOSIT2, Barley 4 This week’s specials will
: Baked Halibut i ° °
| It Saves Timeand Trouble |/ Grilled Fillet. of Flounder, Tar- 4 certainly put a little more
| on Phone Orders | lar Sauce 4 . mm :
eee Sees == if Boiled Beef, Spanish Sauce 4 pep in the game. here is
9 Sardines on Toast ; oat : ,
: \@ Atkins’ Sausage ahd Mashed Potatoes 4 no camouflage about any of
} | + Individual Meat Pie foto ~ have w
| | English Pot Roast, Macaroni our speciais, nor have we
! PHONE 45 | Hioast Mutton, Boiled Onions ‘ “f attached th
me | Mashed, Bolled or Baked Potatoes 4 any strings attacned to the
CR wi Saige tgs Padi chi Bois Apple Vane. vem Sauce 4 price we quote.
[ee <5" KININR ral) We deliver to any part of
| DINNER, ove th cit any |
: .m. 3 j
| Macaroni Soup. 3 - y
| Tenderloin of Sole * Wo, i-— Province Brooms, 5-string,
| Raked Fillet of Plaice 1 regular $1.25, Special ...... 97¢C
Lamb Pot Pie with Dumplings 4 No. 2—Toiiet paper (round) today’s
} Beer Stew with Vegetables 4 price 3 for 25c, Special ..... 6c
Braised Mutton with Noodles No, 3—Christie’s Sodas, 2-ib,’ ‘tins,
| Beef Heart Smothered in Onions hew price will be 70c, Special 59c
Roast Leg of Pork with Dressing No. 4.—-Del Monte Corn, 2-lb tins,
Baked, Mashed or Bolled Potatoes * The iinest quality ever packed, reg.
ince Lemon Pie 4 30c straight, Special ..... . 23c
ae ta : Pre Se eee i i % No, 6—-Kagle Milk, price advancing
Lots 26-27, Block 4, Sec. 8 §| in. data HACRNEL San ROM ATTA q <very Week, Special ........ 99¢
trade, On poin of quality a- g No. 6——Wild Rose Pastry Flour, 10
$150 Each. lone we stand out prominently, / tb. _jieks, new selling price will _be
| and a large number of the fish- Btn epee ta Rene oe 2 eS 79¢
ing boats are taking out a good eine af te ay? L ardines, packed an
j 5 mg supply of our home made pas- 7 pure ove Ol), reg. value 25¢,
i-room house, Fifth Avenue, try and bread, This house is ae man sae we nee cone war
e's | Seid te ‘ c ts ss “ dine on le Canadian arke or
Section 5, $1,575 Terms. Ce eden ane ee. wae nie } size and quality, Speelal .... 17¢
‘ ata head help at Union wages if &--—-Del mane Sliced pineapple,
? = 5 2-lb. tins, reg. value 45c¢, Spec. 37¢
| } No. 9——-White Cooking Figs, new
ti Se | * stock, reg, 30c lb, Special .. 25¢ Ib,

 

h-room house and bath, Sec-
tion 5, §$3£00 Terms.

coe ey a No, 10—Fry’s Cocoa \%-lb, tins,
regular 80c straight, Special 27¢

 

 

regular 40¢ Ib, Special per Ib., 33¢

McCafery, Gibbons || WestholmeLunch |) °°":

No, 14—Lipton’s A’ Blend ‘Teas in

MAY. BILLINGS, Prop. =] 4-Ib,. packages, Special ....., 35¢
4 No. i5—Iris Rolled Oats,  6-Ib.

& Doyie, Ltd. B0c SPECIAL MENU iif ick, Speci Sart vidge “wont

 

  

 

 

: S Wednesday, January 21 @ in 4-!b. tubes, similar to Cream of

Phone 16 - - 3rd Avenue Y» 7 5 Wheat, regular 40¢, Special 338¢
Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1% No, 17 Libby Spinach, 2% -Ib. tins,

i x regular $0c, Special ....c.... 25c

; Dinner 6:30 p.m. to 7:30. if No, 18—Canada Corn Starch, reg.

Seen { SG, OOOIOE 10% ok ond eo ee 4 eee ae

Soup. fi No, 19-—Sunlight Soap, 4 bars in

Bean Soup rarton, regular 3h5e, Special 206

Fish. No, 20-——Ontarlo Cheese, regular 40¢

Creamed Finnan Haddie ner the Special 5c

Bolled Salmon, White Sauce

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No. 91—Welch’s Grape Juice, qts.,
fecular 75c, Special ........ 686
No, 22 Clark’s Catsup, Special
DAP: OREIO a one ole gt eke cle ks 2Qic

’ Entrees. 9: ah Molasse 5
Don’t neglect your Teeth Baked Spare Ribs and Dressing HA ting “reg. abe, Special ee Oye
issi ; -ot Ple with Dumplings My DBR SPC RP ratade ss kd 1 0 5
One decayed or missing tooth Oe ee ee nee (H 19-Ib tins, regular 90¢, Spectal 79¢

?{-—-Mother’s Creamettes, per
RQMNEEN  iYe Shy ie's ck aa aie oko aac 10e
No Of Terrace Strawberries pack-
“tin pint and quart E.Z. Seal jars.

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Roast Beef, Brown Gravy

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v Special, pts. .. 60e Qts . $1,00
Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12; Mashed and Baked Brown Potatoes Watch for additions to this” et
pemeepenns 2 BO to 0 Satur- a eee anactive un sitieaay, fennati oz:
ay to only. venings, Apple, Hot Mince 1 sed me
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri- PY Apple ‘pudding. , T ep 4 p l 0

ay, from Tea offee ; R N tT hl ¢ poly ik
DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE SHORT ORDERS SERVED ANY TIME | ‘

PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT FROM 7 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT Phones 211,°212
ererurer ~~. | GRRCRSrsPenee Serer ee eseenesacess ' CSET LEE eR a
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Seeded Raisins 2 pkgs. 35c ||| Ct Regis Cafe : a ss ing

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No, 11-—Shredded Cocoanut in bulk, |

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‘carry water from the Mediterran- |

Norse Engineer Proposes Connect
Mediterranean With Dead

of this city; proposes’ to utilize

Sea by Tunnel.
ISTIANIA, Jan. 20.—A Nor-
an engineer has devised a
to provide water and electric
1 for Palestine at an initial
cf $40,000,000, Albert Hjorth,

ariation of the level between
Mediterranean and» Dead Sea
by means of a tunnel, would

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to the western slopes of the |

jower end of the Jordan Valley.

Then
throt

sea,

ce the water would pass!
igh pipes down to the ste
where a power plant would

transform the water power into}
electricity, to be distributed as

ligiit
eoun
used
at th

and power throughout the;
try. This power would be}

e southern end of the Sea ol

Galilee (Lake Gennesaret

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Pianos correctly tuned. $6.00, ferred against J. Pirillio was with- of a tunnel carrying twenty tons |
G. C, Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf drawn in the Police Court this of water per second. He estimates
morning. The prosecuting evi- the rise of the Dead Sea caused

by th
a yar
the se

Below Sea Level.

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to drive a pumping station |
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The new Grape Jam selling at 25c . : pit ; \ :
To introduce same we will sell 8.0.E, Box Poole! tonight. EK. Maynard was bound over about 1,300 feet below sea level; |
2 Tins for 25c Central Labor Council meets this morning for six months to that of the Sea of Galilee 650 feet

Spek grcompary. OCs soos tonight. Special business. it keep the peace as a result of the below sea level.
BIG SOAP SPECIAL co case in which he was accused of Preliminary — estimates, Mr.

5 Bars Golden West , G.W.Y.A, regular meeting to- assaulting his wife. Hjorth states, show that tens of|

1 Bar Palm Olive morrow night at 8 o’clock. * thousands of horsepower might

1 Bar Goblin Soap hale St The charge of vagrancy prme- be developed in this way by means |

is at not more than part of}
d per year. The surface of!

2a, Which is now about 4,000 |

square miles, would be allowed to|

’ ae Tea will be given at the home of increase to about 4,800 square!
a few days only at od postponed until Thursday at us'- Mrs. Fred Gilhuly on Wednesday jjles. |

Two Canals.

‘Two canals would be built run-}

ning
dan a
vould
ields
sullici
irriga

housands of acres.

Mr.

no m¢

i. tunne
sinclair, Will Edmunds, Miss Ed- “él.

estim
ably

durin

Mi; Hjorth’s plans have met

parallel with the River Jor-
nd from these canals water |
be distributed among tie
sloping toward the Jordan,
ent, it is claimed, for the!
tion of many hundreds otf

Hjorth claims it would he
re difficult to build this tun-

» nel than the proposed railway

l under the English Chan-
It is pointed out that the
ated cost involved in this}

{t Plan does not compare unfaver-|

constructed in Asia and aaalca SPRUCE FIR CEDAR

with the irrigation works

g the past decade.
An Expedition.

with great sympathy among leai-

pract

it is proposed to send out a Nor-|

scientific authorities and
ical engineers in Norw:

wegian technic-scientific exped

tion

support of the governments of |
ihe great powers interested, wii!

proce

which, with the anticipat:

ed to Palestine and make

year’s thorough investigation

all tl
realiz

1e Conditions relative to t
ation of this project—top

eraphical, hydrological, technica

eeolo

The Army and Navy Veterans al
2 meeting on Saturday strongly
endorsed the stand taken by Col.

Peck,
estab
fishin

*tenrmarkPF ate Rak He H
¥ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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WANTED—One oy two lots is
_ Section 6, 7, or 8. State lowes!

gical, hygienic, etc.

V.C., M.P., in seeking re-
lishment for soldiers in the
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possible price for cash. P,. O,
Box 735. tf.)

FOR RENT.—Two Housekeeping
rooms, partly furnished, Drex-
el Rooms, Second Avenue, 18

FOR SALE—-Fairbanks Heater
Apply Linzey’s Grocery, Sixth
Avenue, west. Lf,

NOTICE
TENDERS will be received by the under

‘shed up to foo on Wedne sday, Jaiuary

3th, 1920, for the purchase of ‘the 4h-tt

ushing boat, “Vital Spark's and ge ur, =the
roperty of the late William Selig rhe

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ighest or any tender not necessarily a

Government Agent's Office,
Prince Rupert, B. C,
Dated this 417th- day of January, 120.

KEENA LAND KECORDING DIVISION.

Commencing at a post planted at. the
north-east corner of DL 2795, thenec
east 80 chains, thence north 86 chains,

chains, to point of commencement,

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVE N,
DISTRICT OF OUREN CHARLOTTE

Skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to apply

petroleum on and under — the following
ey) deseril -

Commencing at @ post planted at the
north-east corner of DL 2799, thence

J, H. MCMULLIN,
Official Administrato:

STHICT OF QUEEN CHAKLOTTE
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E NOTICE that William J, Leary of
ate, B.C,, settler, intends to apply
icense tO prospect for coal and
um on and under the following
ved lands:

west 80 chains, thence south #6

this 21st day of October, 1919
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Apptiean

 

SION
ISLANDS.

E NOTICE that William J Leary of

license (0 prospect for coal and

red lands:

80 chains, thence east 86 ehains,

south 80 chains, thence west 806

to point of commencement,

this 21st day of October, 1919
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant

 

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Phone Black 85

TE 2 Pe OE PETS EED TTT OT EEE OT,

 

Though our sale form-
ally concluded on Sat-
urday last we will |
continueto give Special Vi
Sale Prices on SHOES, os
COATS, DRESSES, i
and many other lines
of Seasonable Merch-
andise fer a few days
more.

H. 8. WALLACE €O., ETD.

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Georgetown Lumber Co.

Largest Assortment of Lumber in Centra! B. C. e
FISH BOXES A SPECIALTY

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SECTION 2. ;
Lot 20, Bioew— 7,> Second $
| $750, Cash j
i Lot 1, Block 15, 75 feet front
' ine )6Con)=6CVan ~Arsdok i
$1600, Cash. }
Lot 18, Block 16, $2 As
| SECTION 7
ee ve ! Lot 15, oom va Avenue ;
Syren 0
SISSe La i0 ae 49. Eighw AY {
- ss } ind Seal Cove Ave
$250, Cash
; | SECTION EIGHT. :
: } Lots 17 & 18, Block 26, Ele’
: } enth Ave,,
2 one } $500 Cash, Pair s
; ; Lot 16, Block 26,  Eleventb
: j Avea.,
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} Don’t let your bin get as low as Lois 8 & Bice ss. Seventh
ti.is. There is another cold spell Ave.,

, $400, Cash, pair.
due. Why not order now and One double apartment hous¢
nunta a > on Fifth Ave, Harbour View
avoid the rush? earning $70.00 per ®nonth, f

Sale,
$5,500.00 “

M. M. Stephens

Rea! Estate Insurance Financial Agent J

LUMP, sacked, $13.50
MINE RUN $12.50
MINE RUN,

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KEENA LAND KECURDING DIVISION

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DISTHICT OF GULEN CHAKLOTTE |
ISLANDS | ¥

TARE NOTICE tat Willem J. Leuey o: |
bhidtgiale, Bb. U., seiiier, tUlends to apply |
& biceitos WO Pruspeet four coul and |
roleuui Ou And Gai ‘ baoviaa¥ |

ribed lands

Commencing at a post plunted cne |
le east of the north-west eorner of try. |

yh, Liguce Cast su chains, thenee gorth |
) chains, thence west su Lie,
UID 80 chaite, bo polul of commence }
foent, |
died th's 22nd day of Uetoher, 10149 |
Witil ey Cae yee ppteant | 1 > ey
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SKEENA LAND REGORDING DIVISION ry { as
DISTHICT OF QUIEN CHANLOTT
IsLANDA S-
rAKE NOTICE that Wiiliany J. Leary o In your home makes it pe
kidegate, B.€., settler, intends to apety sible for give the
for @ license to prospect for coal aud : See yan ms
petroleum on and under the followin most delightful entertain

deseribed lands

uaeta eal ae ‘ @ post plgnted tweoty ments to your guests.

chains east of the north-east corner” of Ask ‘ anay “pms

, Sit, thence west 80 chains, thenee M our, easy terms.

outh 80 chains, thence east 80 halos Full Steck of Records
wice north 80 ehgins, 4 { "OM » a
neneement ® point of com Our repair department !

Mated this 23rd day of October, jo+0 equ 10 ‘ repairs
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant luipped to handle ea }
cpanamieeemnmaent — to all makes 6f Gramo

SKRENA LAND RECORDING pIV SION ; |
BENA kA a UREN ING D waste phones, string, wood - \ ind
ch ne Ish ys t ( ‘ass i . , ,
TAKE NOTICE that William J Leary of ind brass instruments
Skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to apply Viclin Bows Rehaired.

for a license to prospeet for coal and
Yetroleum on and” under the following
leserihbed lands: +
Commencing at a post planted
north-east corner of DL 2799, thence
west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains
thence east 80 chains, thenre ¢ uth Bots
chains, to point of commencement,
Dated this 21st day of October, 1919
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant oo ?

Will Edmunds

Prince Kupert, Music Store
Opposite the Post art
Box 644 Phone BLACK 18

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