Friday, June 20, 1919. Page -i THE DAILY NEWS. I Local News Notes G. H. Arnold - - Notary Public Arriving : Saturday ... - E. C. D. butted 65c Fuller's. FRESH Phono 45. tf For Sale STRAWBERRIES A dollar show for 30c at tho CHERRIES Westholme tonight A flve-roomed house with bath in Section 0 i m PRICE $2,300.00. TERMS: $600.00 CASH CUCUMBERS Ladies' bathing suits and caps. TOMATOES New styles. Wallace's. It And the balance in four annual payments at 8 per cent. LETTUCE We pay highest prices for Canadian Victory Bonds Olaf Han&br returned from a . GREEN ONIONS the train last trip up country on and United States Liberty Bonds. No Delay. .1.1.1 'V RADISH PARSLEY Boys' clothing all kinds salo G. HELGERSON, LTD. WATERMELONS prices Dicycie tiCKets iree. Phone 90 216 Oth St Wallace's. 44 and everything else on the Southern Markets Big double attraction of vaude Lowest Priced ville and pictures, Westholme to I night. No advance in prices. Conductor L. II. Morton of the fblLKmiU rrHE Dominion of Canada offers Prince Rupert Dry Dock & Engineering Co. Rupert Table Supply Co. Grand Trunk returned to the you every safeguard for vour PHONES 211,212 coast by last evening's train from investment in Thrift and War Savings Boats of size Docked Smithers. in stamps. any IT. Your postmaster will register every War Savings Repairs of all kinds in wood or steel. For corsets see Mrs. Director. Albert & McCaffery, Ltd., are Stamp for you, and if they are lost by theft, fire or expecting two scows of building other cause, you can still obtain your money, with Several boats can be docked together on one small Just arrived, a car of Beavei material within the next two the accumulated interest, at the office where the section, making fees light. Large stock of repair Board. A. W. Edge Co., distribu weeks. tf statiijS were registered. ' materisls is being laid in. tors. tf Sixteen 25-cent Thrift Stamps Ji E. M. Brown, overseer in the wilUmy a $4.00 War Savings Table damask. Regular $1.85, fisheries service, returned from Stamp worth $5.00 in 1924. Foundry Work special $1.25. Wallace's Saturq a .trip up the line on the (rain NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE Castings In Iron, Brass, Bronze, Etc., made t at day. 2 I last night. (DrKlaJi Colombia Dlrlxlon) VanronTrr, n C Reasonable'Prices. Tho Grand Trunk steamer Boys. Drawing for bicycle next Bvy Thrift Stampi Prince Rupert will arrive in pprj, Saturday. Last chance to get Machine and Boiler Work of aiS kinds tomorrow morning as usual, leav tickets on shirts and shoes.- ing for Anyox at midnight and re. Wallace's. 144 . Business of Industrial Plants, Mines, Mills and Canneries night.turning to the south on Sunday John C. Laing of Smithers I Solicited. a visitor in the city, having arrived Designs and Patterns Made and Furnished. Among tho arrivals from t?ae from the east on last evening's Shoe Service Second to None east on the train last evening was train. " Miss Sweet who has come to tako Victory Bonds taken on pianos, AT THE up her residence in Prince Rupert. Miss Sweet was met at .tho j sewing machines anu pnono- GLOVE CONTESTS AT depot by Fred Henning. graphs. Singer Shop. The homo Family Shoe Store THE BIG PRIZE FIGHT t of tho Gerhard lleintzman piano. J. Thibeau who was admitted 329 Second Avenue. M.W.F. M.M.Stephens (Special by p. T. P. Teinmpbs.) to the general hospital yesterday Wo aro offering sho9 service second to none in the Toledo, June 19. Three eight suffering wilh suvere head wounds There was a fairly heavy mail West. Our stock is complotc with up-to-date footwear. ftOTARV PUBLIO round bouts and three ten-round received while at work at the Seal on the train last night which included Men, women and children carefully catered to. bouts will precede -the Willard Cove mill, is regarded as being in two days' mail from the WHITE CANVAS SHOES FOR THE FAMILY south, which should have como Dempsey championship match oh a critical condition this morning. up on tho boat if everything had Special care taken with your children's feet. We lit them the Fourth of July. There will with tho best shoes at reasonable Some choice residential The fishing boat Tramp which been normal. scientifically good prices lots for sale on monthly payments be continuous boxing from 10 a. arrived in port last evening with COME AND TALK OVER YOUR FOOT TROUBLES to those who will Improve m. until the big fellows clash. 11,000 lbs. of halibut sailed for Duncan D. Munro, commission Wc havts a cure for every foot complaint. Note the address them with suitable Ketchikan where the er of the Land Settlement Board, only. A number of people have ad-erlised this.mornhig arrived in the city last evciv.ng dwellings fish will be unloaded. Facilities FAMILY SHOE STORE furniture for sale in this for handling fish locally are still from the interior. He report One lot near drydock for paper and they have had dozens tied up. great activity in the Terrace district Oppotlte Self Cafe of customers result Some as a just niw. A beauty$250.00 Six-rooryed Cash fhrtl-ern people want to keep .their furni-ure., Oh Wednesday evening an or ' GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM They do not advertise. lleintzman & Co. prestige is house and lot on Fourth ganization meeting of tho Teamsters, The Practical Shoe men Phone 357 than before. It greater today ever and Chaffeurs Union was" Avenu, cheap. Dance at (lie Ilink Monday is lli tt standard by which other held,, when the following officers evening, nefreshmants served. were elected: President, P. Ca pianos are judged. The Prinoe Gray's orchestra. Gentlemen .tfi. Rupert Music Store. Opposite the ' eron; vice-president, 'J, Rowatt, Ladies 50c. 46 P. O. W. J, Pitman, P.iano Dopt secretary, Jack McLaughlin. The . . 'M. M. Stephens strike also sympathetic was up Last opportunity to get tickets Another period of quiet and for discussion but action LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE on bicycle drawing Saturday. taken. no was rest passed for tile officers of the Wallace's. 144 - law at the police station last night. There are no desperadoes Provincial Government Employ. AdvoMso in the Daily News. nenl Bureau and Soldiers' Civil in the coop this morning and con . . I if ft reuoi no W t r sequently police court of. no was te-Establishment; temporary For Your Tents. Pack sacks. Camp outfits. flee 021 Second Avenufe. Prince held Agent J, F. Magulre, Smith Block. Returned lupert. soldiers, men All the talk in sport circh. 4 nd women requiring employ. since Wednesday night when the ' nent of any kind should register great match between the St. An Notice to Advertlsors vith the above. No fees charged. drews' teams was played has be m Phone 553. P. O. drawer 1074. flowery descriptions o f now Casual advertisements "Scotty" Dennis shot tho tell-tale PLASTER for insertion same day ' Use MURESCO, the great sani goal for the married men. should" bo In the Daily tary wall flnfoh. A. W. Edge Co. CEMENT News offlce beforo 10 a. m. C ; Inspector Lord of the public Changes in advertisements Black sateen underskirts to $2. schools returned from a trip to should be on hand, before Special $1.25. Wallace's Satur the interior by the train last Building 5 n. m. on nrflviniiH rinv. day. evening. Mr, Lord journeyed as far as Teto Jaune Cache and ac Materials companied by Mrs; Lord will leave for tho south on Sunday night a as m WEStholmp Provincial Government Em COME T6 FOR SALE THEATRE 3i iloyment Bureau and Soldiers Albert Seven-roomed house with TONIGHT ivil' Ro-establlshrnent; tempor & Ltd. IMaflerij, bath and finished basemont. ary office 021 Secofhd Avenue Phone 116 and 664. Newly painted. 8th Ave., W. Jrince Rupert. Employers having S Big Double Attraction vacancies for men and women in $2875.00 Vaudeville and Pictures uencai, ractory, -uomestio or . ' OITlce, Second Avenue, Next Westholme Theatre. Very Easy Terms. )ther work should apply to above Phone 553. tf DOUGLAS 523 Thtrd SUTHERLAND Ave. M.I.IS & MpI.Ill I I ,H Ladies' fancy collars to 75c, 3 IN A A Farce Comedy, Len Bell, the well known rail nwSalvation Army j road engineer, arrived from ths "Get the Money" east by last evening's train on a visit to tho city. He formerly ran out of the terminal nltv hiil. WlTH.UOOD SlNGING'ANU DANCING Red Shield No dull momenta a laugh from start his headquarters aro now a't West to nnisn. Edmonton. While hero Mr. Bill made many friends in the eanv Campaign days, who are all glad to see him again anu H was Kcnerallv con Shipley Piason, Ernest Truex STARTS MAY 10, MONDAY, ceded that as long as Lan was at IN HAZELTON the throttlo you would hn And continues all this month fectly safe in believinsr lh nl von along all points of the G.T.P, would roach your destination on Tha Salvation Ai'my Old Its Latest Paramount Production time. Bit, Lot Us Do Ours. Support the Army behind Fifth Episode op RED CROSS LIBRARY the Army well the as as Army at Wbme, "The Lightning Raider" Tho library in tho Red Cross First to Servo, hut on Third Avenue wjll bo open Last to Appeal. on Tuesday evenings reirularlv PEARL WHITE, the peerless from 7 to 8 and on Fridays from NOTE Prince Rupert campaign star, appearing in the great $1.00 Show for 30c and 15c 3 to 5 in the afternoons And from will start in July and Palhe serial "T h e Lightning Two Shows - - 7.15 and 9.15 7 to 8 in the eveninsra. tf allrcther places on the coast. Raider" at the Westholme Theatre tonight. Ask for Atkins 8ausagos. tf I