Saturday, Februa Page 6 THE DAILY fiEWS. ry 22 1919. MASQUERADE DANCE G.H.Arnold j Local News Notes j AT SEAL COVE SCHOOL NOTARY PUBLIO E. C. D. Butler 50c at Frizzell's. VIKING Dally News Represented In Cos HALF PR!C Wm. Keith; Mrs. Spirella Cbrsetiere. Black 25?. tume by We Buy t Enjoyable Event. Cut down the cost of living. Victory Bonds Family Shoe Store. it utter A very gay sight was present ed at the School House at Seal Paying highest market Army and Navy Danco on Wednesday, Cove last evening on the occas Jprice for them. February 26, in St. Andrew's For ion of the Red Cross masquerade Any quantity. All Hall. 8 Quality dance. Thrt-e was a large num ber of dancers present, and the maturities. No delay. New additions to old houses. at the costumes were very good. The The cheapest and best way As the judges of the dresses had a hard H. Insnrance Q. HELGERSON,Real Es'ate LTD. 20th Century way. Phone 478. Rupert Table Supply Co. prizo time, for and the they ladles awarded to the Miss ursl La-Chance Ladies' Winter Coats Replying to a Question regard The PHONES 211, 212 as a Spanish dancer. 216 Sixth St., Prince Rnpert, B.C. ing the shipbuilding at this port, second prize went to Mr,s. Wm. A. E. Rosevear stated tha"t Mr. Keith, who appeared very much Misses' Winter Coats at present in Ottawa Hjnton was up to date, representing the uauy on that business. They were not News in a most novel costume. Children's Winter authorized to make any state Coats Mr. Baker and Mr. Wm. Joy re THE ment. . Prince Rupert's biggest shoe spectively won the first and sec Commissioner Sowton will give sale. Family Shoe Store. It ond gentlemen's prizes. . Boys' Overcoats ECONOMY STORE a lecture on the "Lessons to be ! The judges for the ladies were earned from the Great War" in Men's Rubber Boots at cost Messrs. Slaggard and Johns. Mr. Phones 18 and 36 he Salvation Army Citadel on irices at Sale next to Self's Cai Slaggard made a most acceptable Youth's Overcoats M. C, while music was supplied Saturday, February 22, at 8 p.m. Mack Sennelt shows the "Secrets Walker and Mr. )n at 8 m. ho will con by Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, March' p. Speciais-Feb.. 24 to 1 of the Beauty Parlor" this Crate. welcome. duct the service. Everybody Oolden West Soap, 6 cakes in; 5 evening at the. Westholme. it j During the evening there were . Box, Special 3 boxes 70c f unlig-ht Soap, regular 3 for Sic three raffles, a box of cigars from . Tor 1.00 A real shoe sale is now going Special H Millar who is in the Hills, won by Geo. Crate; v.Pure French Castile Soap, rej. "Scoop' Captain Ail be closed on next door to Self's Cafe. Men's, to out at 40c. special 3 for 11.00 employ, of C. H. Thomas & Co., sugar' from Mrs. E. B. Webster, White A'aptba Soap, rerular 85c women's and children's shoes at . carton. Special 7fc met with an unfortunate accident won.Jay Mr... Miller, and a cake Lux. rerular ISc per pkr, while before war prices. 40 ;Mathieson won by Special 6 for 70c yesterday afterpoon driving froinMrs.-J7S; HALF PRICE Pearline Lye, rcr.Washing-15c. Special Powder,6 reg for 70c the car. He was on his way to Mrs. Pat O'Brien who has been Mrs'. T. H. Johnson. 30c, Special S for S5c Seal Cove and when nearing there visiting the city for the last few Stove Snap.Polish,rer. regular S5c. Spec 15c 4 Spec.for 76c his automobile took a swerve and days, left for her home at Usk WITHDRAWN. all kinds ror 10c went over the bank on the side of this This Week Reckitls.' Robin Starch, regular morning. Only 18c Special 10c the road, falling about 35 feet. Special rts O.T.P. lel'irapna.) tvorr Special Soap, reg-ular 3 for 7 SSe ror 80c He is suffering from a cut and W. W. Blaikie connected with Edmonton. Feb. 22. - In the All other soaps at sperlal prices bruised face. No bones wej'e the G. T. P. Railways, left for Legislature a resolution regardl this week. broken. Smithers on the train this morning. fing the -establishment of a new Nlussallem Grocery Company . He expects to be here again institute of technology and art at LTD. As the Army and Navy Veterans on Tuesday night. , j Calgary was withdrawn. in Canada, who have just organized . here, have not yet a Ladies The seven Chinamen who were K. of P. annual "At Home" for H. S. WALLACE CO., LI Auxiliary, the ladies of the charged with being in an opium embers, Monday, Feb. 24, in Adair Carss Chapter L O. D. E., resort and having opium in their'Castle Hall at 9 p. m. Bring the have kindly Volunteered their services, brought possession were again ladies. 46 TOM LEE CO. in assisting with their before Magistrate Carss this forthcoming dance. The dance morning in the police court. The 840 Second Avenue, West. takes place on-Wednesday the case was adjourned until Monday AN AGENCY well WORTH FROM S2.000.00 TO Someone is building Hays All members 2Cth, and arrangements are for judgment. jiear of Skeena VEGETABLES under way now. The assembly 55,000.00 A YEAR In any Cove. Someone has faith or No. 45 Knights of Pythias ag Wholesale, and Retail will be sounded by the bugles of $25,000 Shoe Sale. Family Shoe small town or rural community knows. And you, with that empty visiting brothers are requested lo General Contractors and the Cadets, which will give a military Store. it can now be arranged lot, don't forget there is the 20th attend annual church oaradam Labor. Exchange. llavor to the opening pro for by men with energy. teehtury way of filling it, and Sunday, February 23, to Baptist ceedings. E. C. D. Butter 50c at Frizzell's. Write NOW to Canadian phone 478. 11 cnurcn. Meet Castle flail 6:30 Automatic, Ltd., 424 Chambers ' p. m. Prince Rupert, B.C. Ladies colored gaiters on sale, Wine Is a Mocker When Pad. of Commerce, Winnipeg Men's shoes as low as 83.95 a Phone 547 P.O. Box 725 $1.95. Family Shoe Store. it fhorpe's is Good, so Drink It. I pair at Sale next to Self's Cafe. Advertise in the Daily Jfewi. OOOOOCOCOOOOOOOCOOOC00000000CK00X ' v 25,000 worth of Shoes or Sale A Gigantic Clearance Shoe Sale now in full swing at the FAMILY S H OE STORE, 3rd Ave. We must make room for New Spring Goods which are arriving daily. We are offering our entire stock at greatly reduced prices. In taking over this stock of shoes we found many lines we wish to clear out and are offering these at below cost prices. Every shoe in the store reduced. Every bargain genuine. Below we give a few of the wonderful values offered. Watch the papers for further bargains later MEN'S BOOTS including such well-known brands as Regal, MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, Leather and rubber tops, 9 to 12 LADIES' KID OR PATENT KID PUMPS. Some have hand-turned 7 Ames Holden, Slater "Invictus" and Tetrault, etc., in black inches, regular values $5.00 to $7.50. soles and some welted s61es, values to 6.00 or tan, button or laced; values to $.12.00. Sale Price $3.75 to $5.75 Sale Price $3.45 Per Pair, Sale Price $7.65 Per Pair Ladies' odds and ends In PUMPS AND HOUSE SLIPPERS; MEN'S BOX CALF OR GUN METAL CALF BOOTS, buttoned LADIES' FINE QUALITY VICI KID BOOTS, New Mahogany Values to $5.00 and laced; values to $7.50. TAN CALF BOOTS. New walking or high heels, right up-to-date Sale Price $1.95 Per Pair in style, values to $10.00 Sale Price $4.85 Per Pair Sale Price $6.90 Per Pair CHILDREN'S SHOES n Black or brown; odds and ends of high-grade makes. Sizes to 2 VERY SPECIAL Sale Price $1.95 Per Pair MEN'S BOX CALF BOOT8, Goodyear welted. Russett calf LADIES' GUN METAL CALF LACED BOOTS, Blucher cut. leather, lined. Double soles. Vlscolized. All sizes, reg $10,00 A useful wet weather boot MEN'S WORKING BOOTS including Leckie, Amherst and Sale Price $7.45 Per Pair Sale Price $3.95 Per Pair Sterling makes. High or, low 'cut. Values to $10-00 Sale Price $6.95 Per Pair m NOTE THE ADDRESS: The FAMILY SHOE STORE, 3rd Ave. GEO. HILL ' The Practical Shoemen. F R TABRUM r