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WHY! EVERYBE |:
USING T°

Honestly now! Could you pay 50c. for
any other prescription which would give

Mother burned her hand—
Zam-Buk stopped the pain.

Father’s finger was crushed at work—
” > dressing was applied.

A Zam-Buk

Sister had eczema—

I had

Mother lent some Zam-Buk to

 

Zam-Buk cured it.

chapped hands—

Zam-Buk ended the pain and

healed them.

Jones—

Mrs.

She says it’s wonderful!

And every time brother Tom writes
from France he says:—
“Send us more and more.”

(Extract from letter received)

 

Havel as much all-round service and satis-

ction as a box

herbal extracts, so

wherever there is any kind of soreness of the
flesh, or diseased tissue or abnormal condition (such
as inflammation, festering or blood-poisoning)
it almost immediately soothes and heals.
bleecing. It is highly antiseptic—kills all germs.
It is suitable alike for the hardened skin of a work-
ing man or the delicate velvet skin of a child.

never goes rancid.

 

  
 
  
    

 

49 Ib. Sacks

$3.25

LIMIT---Two Sacks to
Each Customers

 

   

Rupert Table Supply Co,

Phones 211, 212

HOUSES

FOR

‘T-room hx
Atlin

Ave.

SALE

yuse and large lot,
, Section 2, new—

$4,250.00, Terms.

4-room

Section 5

4-rooms and bath,

Section 5

house

5th Avenue,
$1,575, Terms.
5th Ave.,
$2,400, Terms.

LOTS FOR SALE.

2 fine vi

‘w lots Section 2—

#750 the pair.

MecCafi

ary, Gibbons

& Doyle, Ltd.

3rd Av

e. Phone 11

 

 

 
   

For
Sacked .

Bulk...

Phone

Albert

Sacked ...

Best Coal

Alberta Screened

GUARANTEED LUMP

Kitchen Stove.

.+.. $15.00 per ton
$7.75 per 2 ton
.... $13.50 per ton

Only a Limited Supply

Your Order Now

& McCaffery

LTD.

 

Phones 564 and 116

  

 

 

Lot 34,

A splendid
Section 2,

 

Ed.H.

Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. 324 Second Avenue

FOR SALE.

A good double corner in Block 23,
Section 6 for........;.. .

Lot 10, Block 41,
Block 50, Sec.

. $560.00
price $260
7, price $96

Sec 5,

 

view lot in Block 1,
isso leedaciee $600.00
Apply to

Mortimer

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| =5 LYBSZKO, POLISH
TUESDAY SPECIAL

PURITY
FLOUR

WRESTLER, WINNER
OVER FRANK ZOLLAR

NEW YORK, March 1.—Stanis-
laus Zybszko, the celebrated Po-
lish heavyweight wrestler, in his
first appearance since his return

to America, defeated Frank Zol-
lar, the Bohemian heavyweight,

in two straight falls. The first)
fall was won with a double Nelson

 

Buk is acombination of powerful, healing,

Use half a box and put the remainder on the shelf
—just as good six weeks or six months after.

FREE TRIAL—Send name of paper and Ic. stam
return postage) to Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for free tri

 

in 27 minutes and 30 seconds. In
the second he pinned the Bohe- |
mian’s shoulders to the mat again '
iO minutes and 10 seconds, em-

ploying head scissors and wrist
lock. Mike O’Dowd, of St. Paul,
world’s middleweight boxing
champion, acted as referee.

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.

Mr. and Mrs. Olier Besner re-

turned te town yesterday froin

their honeymoon in the south.

 

 

Brand

Quaker Refugee
Beans are the choicest of
young green beans grown in
the fertile valleys of British
Columbia.

Pieked fresh, packed fresh
—ready to serve in a minute.

Dominion Canners

B.C. Limited

Head Office, Vancouver, B- S.
2 PEER OES EEF

TEA!

On Sale

 

 

70c Values
Nabob ....... On Sale 60c
Malkin’s Best On Sale 60c
Blue Ribbon .. On Sale 60c
Fuller’s Best .. On Sale 60c
Fuller’s Ka-De Tea ... 50c
The above teas will shortly

advance to 75¢ per pound
BUY NOW.
Get a jo of our Strictly
Fresh Eggs, selling at 80c
per dozen.

“Our Own Brand” Butter 75c
The Best Creamery Butter

 

Fresh fruit and green stuff
. every boat.

 

FULLER'S Limited

Phone 45

 

edge and solos were given by
Miss Pim and E. V. Ling. Mrs.
Taylor and Will Edmunds gave

THE DALLY NEWS

Monday

» Mareh {

 

SS SS SL

YS

of Zam-Buk does? Zam-

refined and compounded that

It stops

It
Its power does not evaporate.

(for
box.

“MUSICAL SERVICE AT ..
METHODIST CHURCH

Large Congregation Enjoyed Op-
portunity of Hearing Anthems
and Vocal Solos-

The service at the Methodist
Church last evening was largely
nusical and was of an excellent
‘haracter. There were both
choral and instrumental numbers

which were thoroughly enjoyed

) » large congr ion. The ar ,

by oie a Coe 2 ‘ ri t The Westholme Lunch will be
gregation, owever, jas )

Pe ec. iia dee as no*l closed for a week or ten days

neglected and joined in the hymns

vith that verve which is charac-
ieristic of Methodism the world
over. Anthems were sung by the
choir with that precision and
finish which bespeaks much know-

‘iolin and ‘cello numbers respec-

ively. A short address, in keep-
ing with the program was given
yy the Rev. TT’. H. Nuttall. The

whole service was a delight both
the regular worshippers and
lo the many visitors for the oc-
‘asion.

to

 

NOTICE

I, Walter Henry Utley, of Hays-
ort, B. C., will not from this date
be responsible for any debts con-
‘'racled by my wife, Kate Utley.

HENRY UTLEY,

Haysport, B. ¢
1920.

Christie left for Port Es-
on this morning's train.

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‘ebruary 27,

J. L.

ington

J. &. Ormheim, the well known
ur buyer, arrived from Vancou-
er yesterday and is registered at
he Hotel Prince Rupert-

The funeral of Mrs. Ralph
Morin and infant child will take

place from the B. GC, Undertakers’
parlors at 2 o’efock tomorrow
afternoon, Rev. Canon Rix ofticiat-
ing,
Ae

Miss Editte:Winteringham, of
he Grand Trunk traffic depart4
lent, was a passenger on today’
‘rain for the east, having in
! her positionyto accept serviced
vith another-eompany at Brant
} Man ‘Ithough only arrivé
ng in this city six or seven

Miss Winteringham
friends and was
socially. The best
friends follow her
.o the prairies. A large number
f her admirers saw her off on
this morning’s train to wish her
vell, Miss: Winteringham hopes
to neturn to the coast in the near
future.

months ago,
nade
PRY

ishes of

a host of
popular
her

 

  

SINCE ; 1870

ILO

30 sic?PS COUGHS

DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your éfficienes Ly.

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

 

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So ORR BIRT ET ET OTR OT Ee Bons eres ernse

arrive

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De te ee tr ee Rt Oe oe wr

Local News Notes |

‘ et Ne es es Oe |

. B. James, of Phelan, ‘is back |

in town.
. * *

Fresh herring—Arthur’s Mar
ket. “Phone 480—481. s 52

 

eee
For expert shoe repairing. Mo-|
Anthur, Third Avenue. 55 |

ot
Miss Beatrice Killen left for}
s |
Vancouver last evening. |
. ° . i
H. Young returned from Vic> |
toria yesterday morning.

Ready - to- wear and trimmed}
hats just arrived at Demers.

The “Director” Corset. Manu-|
factured in Prince Rupert. I’li
Blue 92. uf

George McAfee,
is registered at the
Rupert.

;
of Georgetown, !
Hotel Prince

. ° * j
V. Warren, of the Whalen Mills,
Swanson Bay Jast|

returned to

evening.
‘ . .
We offer steam coal in car load)
lots $7.00 per ton f.o,b, car—}|
Albert & McC aflery. tf |
|

J. Ford, of ikneat Bay, ar-

 

rived in town on the Princess

Beatrice yesterday. :
eke

H. A, Stevens was a passenger

for Vancouver on the Princess

Beatrice last night.

. . |

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clothier
sailed for Vancouver on the Pr ~
cess Beatrice iast night.
i

|

Tony Christian left on the Bea- |
trice last night for a week’s busi-
iess trip in Vancouver.

while repairs are being elfected|
after the recent fire. if

Delayed by a snow slide east
of Prince George last evening's
regular passenger train did not
till 2.30 this afternoon.

W- C. Hayner is back in town|
after being called away east to
Michigan through the serious ill-
ness of his eldest sister there.

The Terrace News made its first
Febru-

ippearance on Saturday
ary 14. It is a newsy sheet of
four pages and is published by
Chandler Bros.
°° . .
D. C. Stuart received the sad
news on Saturday night of the

leath of his mother in Scotland.
Che Jate Mrs. Stuart had lived
‘or many years on an estate near
ilasgow:

From Vancouver papers it ap-

years that the refrigerator car
juestion is just as serious in
Vancouver and Seattle as it is

here. There are reported to be
10 cars at either port.

The postponed sale of sewing
ind home cooking for the Baptist
wadies Aid will be held on Tues-
iay, March 2, in the home of Mrs

R. Alexander, suite 3, Waldron
\partments. Tea will be served
rom 3 to 6 o'clock. DI

The new steamer for the north-
rn tun being built for the Union
steamship Company was recently
aunched at Vangeouver. The new
essel which is,179 feet long, 30
{t. beam, 14 ft.cdepth, and is 800
tons deadweight; will be named
the “Chilecoot.”

. *

One of the fine young horses
belonging to the Pacific Cartage
had to be shot last evening as a
ssult of breaking its ankle.
Three of the animals escaped
from the barn yesterday after-
100n and were playing on Second
Avenue when this one was kicked
with the fatal result.

a ae

The body of a man by the name
of Rochfort was brought in early
this morning on the Venture
from Swanson Bay where he died
on Saturday. The deceased wi:
formerly a sergeant in the army
and was suffering from shell
shock, He was employed in the
supply depot at the mill town.
Interment will be held on Wed-
nesday.

INFORMATION WANTED

is

Joe O'Donnell, last heard of in
Prince Rupert about a year ago,
is being enquired for by his sis-
ter, Mrs. M, J. Flynn, of New
York, in order to have the estate
of a late relative cleared up. tf

GbebSbbeneereres ‘
* TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY *
i eee ee ee a
WANTED—Lady teacher for two
children near Prince Rupert—
Apply box 51, Daily News. 53

 

 

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In your soap, purity is not
only desirable but its an
absolute necessity if you
want your clothes to last.

  

Sunlight Soap is absolutely pare
—no fillers or adulterants of any
kind : $5000 guarantee of this.

Sunlight
Soap

and tear of the wash board.

Insist on getting the Soap you
ask for~SUNLIGHT SOAP

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TORONTO

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A. Swanson, President
Phone Red 391

. E. Thor

Phone Green 15 3

Open Ist February, 1920

NEW MARINE WAYS

Shawatlans Passage

Equipped for building and repairing all classes of boats up to 100 fect
in length.
WOODWORKING, BLACKSMITHING AND Me ACHINE SHOPS.

Best equipped plant in Ce ntral Britis hc

Seal Cove Marine Ways, Li

ager

 

 

 

INSURANCE

David H. Hays

General Real Estate Agent

 

Royal insurance Con
Northern As urance C
London & Lancashire Fire insurance
Limited.

& Lancashire Guz

Co.,
London

NOTARY PUBLIC

pany,

Accident Co.

Fidelity-Phenix Fire insurance Co

Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

» Limited

Limited.

rantee &

 

ALICE ARM MINING
MAN RETURNS NORTH

Had Delightful Trip as far South
as Mexico and Flew
Over Frisco.

 

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Ole Evindsen, of Alice

Arm, re-
rned by the Princess Beatrice
rom the south yesterday and
‘continued his homeward journey
mn the Chelohsin last night. Mr.
Evindsen has been on a two

months’ vacation and was as far
south as Tiajuana, Mexico. A
party of five made the journey
together, the others being Mrs.’
Kvandsen, Mr- and Mrs. George
Bruggy and A, Davidson. Mr. ar

Mrs. Bruggy will be here on Wed- |
nesday while Mr. Davidson has}
gone to Colorado.

Mr. Evindsen was not telling!
any enthusiastic stories of his}
delight to be back. He admits}
hat he prefers California to Alice
Arm but still he knows a good
thing and that’s why he’s here.
Among the many experiences he

had on his trip was an aeroplane
fight over San Francisco city.
He told of meeting Wm. Shrub-
sall, the pioneer Prince Rupert
fish man, in San Diego Mr.
Shrubsall well established in
the fish business thene, conduct-
ing the only fish market in the
city.

Wil
Gels a Case is:

She says she buys Pacific Milk
by the case and has been using
it for over a year.

In her experience it is splend
for baking, in fact it is so-good
she will use nothing else.

It is quite remarkable how
many people are buying Pacific
Milk by the case.
We are sending her
she asks for.

Pacific Milk Co.

Limited

332 Dreke 8t., Vancouver, B.C.
FACTORY AT LADNER, B.C.

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MM. Stephens

Notary Public
"FOR SALE.

Apartment Hols

Borden Street

$6,000.00 _

 

 

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate Insurance Financial Met

or eocesceentent
ina

 

4 book that sho id be tof
home of evely British
lumbian- |
A record of British 4
lumbia boy: during the
war and altel the wat
such as contained in
no othe publicatio™
A work of ar! lor —_
ductions— Pet fter ve
cartoons by B.&” hes
toonists.
Only a Limited supply bef
On Sale at

- ay Bookstores

ei

Gold Sis

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