THE DAILY ftEWB. Wednesday, December Page 4 . 1918. . A pANK OF MONTREAL j Red Cross Notes MAIL For SCHEDULE the East. . WDir.i m established ovt m teaks The Red Cross Society makes Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat- a special appeal' for help for another irdays at 9:30 a.m. rear. They have pledged : A Joint themselves to4 help look after the From the' East Siberian Expedition, and the Bank Account Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs clothing and housing of the refugees of the' devastated countries. lays at 6:45 p; nr. A JoinrBknk Account As the proceeds of the Friday For Vancouver: sales will be given to this worjthy enables man and wife, of Sundays ... 10 p. m object, the' public is earnestly two members of the same asked for their support in a cause Tuesdays 5 p.m -family, to have a Savings which must appeal to all The Thursdays 10 p.m. . . 7 a.m Saturdays r and sooner these people are rehoused Account in common, and rectothed,- conditions of food make deposits and withdrawals will inwove'for the Allies, as un From Vancouver individually. til this work is accomplished the Sundays 10 p.m WINNIrtO BRANCH ban on food" will not be removed. Wednesdays 10:30 a.m laturdays 10:30 a.m D. R. CLARKE, H. ST. G. LEE, Mrs. C. W. Poole who has Superintendent Manager, worked so faithfully at the'Tuesday For Anyox: Helps British Columbia Branches. PRINCB RUPERT BRANCH. sewing meetings in the Baptist Sundays 10 p.m. teeth. Church rooms, has ai;ranged Vednesdays 10 p. m breath. for Mrs; J. S. Carmichael and Mrs. Saturdays 10 p. m Spencer to look after this work appetite. Many of the Best Families for December and January. Much From Anyox: dlfiestlorV work is on hand for Siberia and Tuesdays ........... ....a.m, Tfie P. R; Feed Co. of British Columbia all who can are asked to attend Thursdays a.m these Tuesday afternoon meet undays . p.m Scaled tlfiht-fcept rlsht and Vancouver ings; Have got in a New Season For Port Simpson and Naaa River Supply of At the monthly business meet polnta: 'Give it to me. Bulbs, Hyacinths, Barred influenza from their ing of the Society last Saturday Sundays ....10 p.m Daffodils, Tulips, homes altogether. Others banish votes of thanks were passed to Please, Grand-daddy." led it quickly as it did appear, by Mrs.- Lord,' Mrs. Carrulhers and From Port 8lmpson and Naas Easter Lilies Crocus, !following- the example of the Mrs. F. R. Alexander who supplied River Polnta: Argentine Republic, South Amer about 80 lbs. of meat for broth for ruosdays ................a.m Hake the Home Beautiful ica, where thousands of cases dc flu'" patients. George Suther "Why Bobby, if Have Some Winter efooms I yeloped, but not a single death' land of McBride St., also supplied Queen Charlotte Islands: you wait a bit For Massetl, .Port Clements and occurred. a duck. Mr Lindsay of the Cart Indoors and Outside These people' use a simple but age Company, was also tnanked Upper Island points: for it youll 903 Third Avenue very effective remedy grown in for supplying a motor truck for Vednesdays 6. p. m. have it'to en-Joy South America, Cinchona or Peru use of the Red Cross in the'peace Phona 58 P.O. Box 333 ?rom Masset, Port Clements and longer!" vian Tree Bark steeped in pure parade. . . . Upper Island points: wine by which process the power ful tonic properties of the Bark Since the 1st Of October, the ridays, p. m. "Poo-pooI That's are extracted and held in suspen following supplies have been re slon in the wine. ceived! Seal Cove, 22' pairs, of Vor Skidegate, Queen Charlotte no argument with Hotel Cinchona Tree Bark imported scks; Namif, 10 pairs of socks and! City and Lower Island points WRIG LEV'S Hyder from Peru, South America, steep 10 pairs of pyjamas; Stewart, 12 aturdays 8 p. m. 'cause the flavour ed or macerated in pure wine for pairs of socks; Port Simpson 22 From Skidegate. Queen Charlotte lasts, anywayl" Portland Canal, B.C. sixty days; then carefully filtered pairs; Sandspit, 12 paii;s, and City and Lower Island points and bottled is sold under the Pro Sunnyside Cannery, 3 pairs of Tuesdays. M. R. JAMIESON, Proprietor prietary or Patent Medicine Act of socks. Canada No. 3095 as KENNEDY'S . For 8kagway and the Yukon.' Cattuay to iht famoul ffluih Mint TONIC PORT at Dr.ug Stores only, During the recent "flu epi Every ten days. After every meal lesumoniais from tne very demic 70 suits' of pyjamas were Now Open for Business' best 'people of Vancouver, Vic supplied to' the Borden Street From 8kagway and Yukon. toria and throughout British Co Emergency Hspltal. Every ten days. voluntarily lumbia and coming Western in.Canada Many are of Mrs; Moxley and Mrs. Oliver. Advertise in the Daily News. 'The Daily News' Advertising Gets Results Rogers will be in of the them slate that it saved their charge Hotel Prince Rupert lives. Others that it restored Red Cross sale in the hut on 3rd Ave next Friday; them to vigorous health quickly after the Flu. The sale last Friday realized EUROPEAN PLAN It is a reliable restorative, in 42.90. Included in this amount $1.60 per day and up. all cases of general and nervous is a cheque from Captain Hoomes debility and is enjoyed when oth Freeman for 810, for which he is FIR8T-CLAS8 CAFE er medicines disagree. thanked. A La Cartel You who are nervous, rundown or anaemic will And it of special The following is the list of I value. donors and prize winners: -Mrs. V . Morrissey, palm,- won by Adverliso in the Daily News? Mrs. Murray; Mrs. F. W. Hart, St. James Hotel box of oranges, won by M. Albert; Mrs. Groves, pail of lard, won by (LATE "QUEENS") Mrs. Dawson; Mrs. F. McB. Young FIRST CLASS ROOMS box of fruit, won by Frank Mc- Hot and Cold Water. Nicholl, Mrs. Hinton (Winnipeg), 60o par NlM, ind 9 pir Wtik. pair of socks, won by Mrs. Daw son; Mi)s. Spurr, five chickens, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS won by Mrs. Mortimer; G. A. Mc- Nicholi, sack of Bugar, won by Belmont Rooms der SEALED for Cow TENDERS,Bay Launcb mnorarrltwil Harbor Proteellon"Tn Mrs. Bremner; II. C. Black, fancy! Under New Management wura, win ue received Dy me Honorable bag, won by D, M. Fuller. Hie Minister Of Public Workl im In 4 9 W.ll f urnlabad and cttan. Whit. paople o'clock noon of Tuesday, the tentti riv-nr on),. Kcicuiucr, mis, ior me erection ana com J. P. HARRAOAN pieuon -oi pue aoipnins,- floats, etc.. TWENTY DRYDOCKS l'rince Ilunert. D. C. (In the Electoral yWeViteWVeW uiainct or rrince ituperl). I'lans. SDCcMcatlons. Contract, and Fnrmi ARE BEING BUILT or Tender may be seen on and after tbe JJth day or November, 1918, at omee or thS LIKE THE ONE HERE public Works Engineer, Parliament Pioneer Boarding House uuuainrg. victoria, u. c District Enrl neer'a omce,- Court House, Vancouver, B THIRD AVE, CLOSE TO DRY DOCK Agent,C and Prince the office IIUDert.or .D.II.C.McMullIn, Govt, W. T. Donnelly the Designer of 15ft Nice elean oold roomi,watar.rood Bcdt board.Me.up.Ilot and Each proposal must be accompanied by the Rupert Floating Dock, I an Bctrijuu ubiik cneque or certincate or PIIONR RED 192 deposit on a chartered bank or Canada. Busy With Many Othera. . made payable to the Honorable the Minuter or ruDiio works, ror a sum equal to 20 e, Your Dainty Things of tender, which shall be forfeited if the The way business is going in pany tendering decline to enter Into con tract when called upon to do to, or If the United States is well illus Phone 93 P.O. Box 38 he fall to complete the work contracted trated by the fact that W. T. for The cheques or certificates of deposit and Office: i uimucceBsiui lenuerers win ue returned Donnelly who designed the local can be washed over and over again with Lux 3rd Ave. and 2nd St. 10 iraci.mem upon tne execution or the con drydock has in hand the building and of freshness still retain the delightful charm Tenders will not be considered unleaa of no less' than twenty more'like made out on the forms supplied, signed iPaci Cartage, Ltd ana wiiu enclosed me aciuai in signature the envelopes or tne furnished tenderer, it. They are all of tho same type newness. Very desirable, this, in war time I Lux accepted. ana are for use in different ports y " ' Tne lowest or any tender'not necessarily or lheUnited States. is so gentle j.n its cleansing power that it cannot a. c. ruiiLMAn, General Teaming Public Works Fnff-tnAr The fact that the same tyDe of . . . . Public Works Department,- ' - harm the most delicate fabric. i Storage viciuns, o, At novemDer 25, ibis. dock la now being used so srenerv t Furniture, Safe and Piano any to replace the old fashioned Moving. Baggage graving a.. dock is a satisfactory-I How to. wash a silk garment DENTISTRY indication that Prince Rupert is right up to dale in the matter of Use a tablespoonfuj of Lux to a gallon of water. Dissolve in boiling OFFICE HOURS! . her equipment. or very hot water and whisk into a thick, creamy lathed Add cold I a.m. to 12j 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The people of Vancouver Island water until luke warm. Dip your garment through the Lux auds many ! Cleaning Pressing have been trying to get the- Dominion HI through the soiled DR. J. 8. BROWN Government to timet. Work it about, gently squeezing the euds build DENTIST big dock a parts but do not rub I Rinse in three waters clear and also luke warm. graving and it seemed as and Repairing j Offlcs: Smith Phona Block,484,Third Av.nut. f they would succeed at one time. Press the water out but do not wring. Dry in the shade and when Now, however, Jt is practically nearly dry press on the wrong side with a warm iron never a hot LADIES AND GENTS certain that when a dock is built one. Press crepes from side to side and stretch a very little as yu there It will be a floating dock press. They will look just like new I such as the one here,- Jack Dunbar Tommy Boms' Cabaret W, T. Donnelly is a marlnn n. BROTHERS LIMITED Toronto gfneer with headquarters at New LEVER - Phon5IO 725 Stcend Att. York and his work is purely that 4$ Open 8 to 2 1 Saturday 8 to 12 or designing and giving a general oversight to see that the docks Fishermen, Loggers and Businessmen conform to the- plans which he I Frederick van Werkhovon especially invited draws. of Th.Bora)Aeadtmy for Mutl of Accommodation for Ladies LUX Tb Ilas-oa,Holland. Belling out stock of miiii TEACHER OF PIANO EMPRESS BUILDING goods at 20 per cent. rUnr-A,.., STUDlO-PnoNa Bldb 104 O. C. Fisher, Manager rrince ituperl- Music Store,-vvumiiv,op " rrtt t ifrrn. T I'osi posite umce. 201