falurJay
February
0,
1021
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Pad
and
Package
of
Envelopes
50c
value
for
25
cents
Writing
Pad,
".Soiling
Home."
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100
sheets
grade
of
paper.
Tin
t
double
tin
number
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sheets
Hi
4iiii'
writing
mI.
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i
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r
rt
'
oiiimi'iid
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lit'iug
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id
"i
dor
rt'lnrii
:
City
of
Vernon
V,
due
I
Mil
June.
l'.i:S,
at
0R.oi.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Duncan
'
fi
-.due
IXIh
May.
lu.vt,
at
$0t.20.
Yield
5.70
City
of
PrJnce
Rupert
0',
dm-
lu
to
lor.o.
at
0.:U.
Yield
5.90
Order1
may
lie
wired
ul
our
expeue.
iiilerest
ueenied
to
d-U-t-iiiMiieiil
must
b
added.
W'e
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office!
VICTORIA,
B.C.
SMOKED
FISH
kJ
AT
AT
ITS
TC
BEST
RFST
M
JL
There
are
juit
Two
Rule
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
T.i!
iv
Ihtles
.ire
I
Buy
''Rupert
Brand."
Hubert
llruud
i
always
de-
(iered
In
llie
.nr.'
Oi
clean
new
Jinxes
rl
early
si.
imped
"lltiiierl
llruiid."
:!
W
i
i
in
'king
i.ier.
'iuk
in
moderate
over
for
i'
io
;so
tn
iiiiifr-.
r-iuie
paper
and
rve
at
ouee.
Four
Klfujs
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
ull
l'iIl
;nid
Mini)
M.u'krl.
,ni
tinners,
i
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
fiHk,
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
S.S.
PntNCESS
MARY.
4
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
18;
February
1,15,
20.
For
'KVurhlkan,
Wramjell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28;
February
11,
25.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For-.Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
.Fall,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Stoamshlp
Lines.
,,
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
sainnsi
r
ruin
for
VANCOUVM.
VICTORIA,
OcMn
Falla,
and
Iwamon
Bay,
TuMdas,
B
PM.
For
VANCOUVER,
VIOTOniA,
Atari
Ba,
and
Swanson
0y,
Saturday
Noon.
Tor
ANYOX,
Allot
ARM,
1TIWART,
WU
Island.
Bundaf
S
P..
oe
POUT
SIMPSON
end
Nasi
Rl'
Cannarlea,
rrldas
A.M.
etJ
Imt
Avenue,
i.
Barnl,
Agsnt.
prlnce
nnp"t.
H.C
HWE
EXCELL
'
I'oniiMiing
,Mir
Home
wills
good
Substantial
Furniture.
Our
xeniee
is
nl
your
bidding.
BARRIE
S
Home
Furnishings
Ii.C.
Undertakers.'
Phone
41.
Hayuers,
Undeitakera.
Pooue
361.
tf
8.
K.
Parker
left
by
last
niglil
s
I
ruin
fur
lak
on
business.
Hoxmg
Tournament.
I'.iupress
llieatiiv
Tuesday,
February
ID.
Thirty
fivii
Overcoat
k.
all
weight
it,
on
sale
at
llryuul
Co.,
"
Ltd.
io
C.
A.
I'romnier,
of
.Sunny-side,
is
spending
the
week-end
fn
town.
Winter
oiereoals
to
clear
at
half
nriee.
(jail
and
nee
lliein.
Mryant
Co.,
Ltd.
10
"linen
of
Muundieurt
heuion.
Wliifl
Drive
and
Dance,
Metro-
pole
Mall,
February
I'J.
12
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.;
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
If
IjiIiic
-lurk
of
winter
uver-
''al.
marked
in
plain
figures,
on
sale
at
half
price.
Uryant
Co.,
Ltd.
101
Mi-?
V..
X.
Waldron
of
the
public
M'hotil
teuchiug
slalf
at
Ti-rrari'
arrived
on
lat
iiiKlit's
train
to
peml
the
week-end
in
town.
4.
...
Foit
0x1:
wi;i:k
oi.y,
wc
will
deliver
furnace
lump
coal
in
bulk
at
tlO.IO
a
ton
backed
11.75
a
tun.
Consumers
Coal
Co.,
Ltd..
41
C.I'.H.
f
learner
Princess
UealJ
nee.
(iapl.
T.
Cliff,
arrived
at
7.15
Ibis
morning
from
Vancouver
HUtl
waytorts
and
returned
couth
at
noon.
The
annual
general
meeting-
of
(lie
I'riiiee
llupert
ltrunch
of
the
1
..1
i.u.tian
Club
will
!
held
at
(in-
"
.mill
11
oum'
at
o
p.m.
on
M
lay.
February
18.
40
VMATKl
ll
Tlli:.TMUAl.S.
"A
M"diTii
Anauia."
lli(ilme
m
"it-lay.
Mflirn
:i,
n.is
p.m.
in
1
i.l
I.aiiir-.'
HoApilal
Alls.
Ad-iiiinin
75e.
Iterveil
Mals.
SI.
11
All
Kniplilg
of
Pythfa
and
I'y
tlnati
Sislern
in
the
city
arc
rWtienpil
iii
turn
oul
for
annual
ehuirfi
parade
t
o
Anglican
Clmrrh
tomorrow,
Sunday,
February
17.
Meet
at
I.udge
llim
rt,30
p.m.
F.
W.
WhCil.
CC.
-
Pnivineial
Police
Conlable
Harry
Martin
returned
lal
nihl
by
the
Prince
.Mary
from
a
Iwo
wiH'kf'
palnd
trip
to
llie
Slikine
mid
Taku
lliver
dNIrirts.
Con-liihle
Martin,
reports
that
the
wiiiIit
up
north
has
been
ex-'-piionally
mild.
.
-
A
revision
(f,
the
year's
estimate
made
by
the
school
hoard
since
the
-njeellhi?
yu
Thursday
niylil.
shows
a
total
fijiiire
of
?72,.HiJ
fnr
ordinary
i-xpi'inliluie
instead
of
$70,212
in
originally
rompuled.
This
iii'Mins
that
the
total
eliiuale
for
lliis
year
is
souin
$0,000
less
than
last.
-
.
A
badminton
tournament
has
hern
arranged
Io
be
played
on
Sunday
afternoon
in
the
Mcln-
lyre
Hall
slarlinp
sharp
at
two
o'clock.
Twelve
couples
are
en
tered
and
as
soon
as
the
pre
liminary
Raines
are
completed,
In
semi-finals
and
finals
will
follow.
Entrants
are
expected
Io
he
there
on
lime.
so
that-all
Hie
Karnes
may
lie
played
tluiiii
(he
nriei'iinon.
STOMACH
SUFFERING
jdisappears
as
if
by
magic
when
do-To
is
used.
Oas
pains,
acid
stomach,
sour
stomach,
burning
and
all
after-eating
distress
relieved
In
two
minutes.
All
Drug
Stores.
iiu-t
X
bkst
op-
I
l.UUliN
X
X
QUALITY
3MMX
yX
A0VAC
MALI
I
I
s
1
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CA
'ADA
SW
CX
IIMIKD
ruAic.
ntr.
i.tw.
ilk-unit
,
li.u
.1.
Jubn.
N.U.
1,1
,A,Y.
,iTH
,i
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAGE
TIITIER
Local
and
Personal
Smoke
Cools
ani
Cooi
Houstuptrt
realize
the
superiority
of
Baker's
Chocolate
(Plcmlum
No.
1)
for
making
cakes,
pes,
puddings,
cm
Judges,
ices,
etc
Ba
sure
that
you
get
tKe
genuine,
in
the
blue
wrapper
end
yellow
label
with,
the
trademark
of
tKe
Chocolate
Girl
on
the
back.
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
EtMbUbcd
1730
MiU
at
Dorcknttr,
Mm.
oni
Morttml,
CuuJt
BOOKLET
OF
CHOICE
RECfU
SENT
TtZZ
Auction
Sale
Saturday
3
to
5
and
7
to
10
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Auctioneers.
10
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Rutherford
Mc-
Corikcy,
who
have
been
visiting-with
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
J.
C.
McLen
nan
al
"The
Knoll,'"
llorden
Street,
are
"leaving
on
Ibis
even
ing's
(rain
for
their
home
in
Stratford,
Ontario.
A.
D.
Oillies,
local
agent
for
llie
Canadian
.National
F.xprcs
Co
left
on
last
night's
train
for
the
Kast.
He
will
spend
a
month's
vacation
visiting
with
relative
in
Kdiuonton.
Wlnnl-leg
and
Montreal.
During
his
absence,
.1.
Smith,
Kdnionlou.
route
agent
for
llie
company,
will
be
in
ehargie
of
the
local
of
fice.
BIRTHS
A
daughter
was
born
al
llie
Prince
llupert
(ieneral
Hospital
on
February
10
to'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keginald
Clarke.
'
'
A
smi
was
born
al
the
Prince
llupert
(ieneral
Hospital
on
'Feb
ruary
10
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Paul,
Alliu
Avenue.
AMUR
HAS
NOT
BEEN
FLOATED
FROM
REEF
Another
Attempt.
This
Morning
Proved
Unsuccessful
Barge
Expected
in
Dry
Dock
Another
attempt
this
morning
Special
arrangements
arc
be
ing
made
ami
additional
steam-
hips
being
operated
by
the
While
Star,
Cunard
and
Anchor
Donaldson
lines
to
in"'!!e
(mir-
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
THE
NATURAL
SITE
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
SAYS
J.
H.
PILLS-BURY,
DRYDOCK
MANAGER
(continued
from
page
one)
occasioned
through,
the
repair
ing
of
vessels
in
the
dry
dock
which
the
port
possesses,
taking
on
of
coal
al
bunkers
that
would
immediately
be
required
and
pro
vided
by
some
interests,
once
an
elevator
was
established,
besides
the
expenditures
from
which
business
men
would
directly
benefit
through
llie
presence
of
ships'
crews
in
the
city
at
all
times.
Flour
MID'
Also
In
addition
to
all
(his,
(be
city
would
still
further
prosper
through
a
flour
milling
industry
that
would
undoubtedly
follow
the
establishment
of
an
eleva
lor.
Once
grain
shipping
started
through
Prince
llupert.
(lie
time
would
soon
arise
when
more
(ban
one
elevator
would
be
re
quired
with
the
consequent
in
crease
in
general
business
of
the
port.
8.
Shipping
Man's
Opinion
Transportation
companies
are
in
favor
of
shipping
grain
through
(his
port.
So
much
was
indicated
through
an
interview
Mr.
Pillsbury
and
M.
P.
McCaf
fery
had
in
Vancouver
with
Thomas
Marling,
a
represent
a
live
of
large
steamship
intcreM..
Mr.
Hailing
knows
Ibis
port
and
Hie
railway,
line.
He
was
an
as
sociate
of
the
late
Sir
Charles
M.
Hays,
formerly
president
of
(he
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
Hail-
way,
and
visited
Prince
llupert
He
said
(hat
he
would
be
more
than
willing
to
take
up
grain
shipping
oul
of
this
port
once
the
facilities
were
provided
for
its
handling.
PICTURES
OF
SCOTLAND
Pictures
of
Scotland
in
Hie
Methodist
Church
Sunday
night
at
7.30.
Short
strmon,
"A
Creat
Proniie."
Iiy
llev.
fl.
O.
darker
Solo:
"Teach
me
Io
Pray,"
by
Mrs.
Woodworlh.
Pictures
of
"A
Trip
Across
Scotland,"
with
remark
by
Oeorge
Wilson.
I
Church
Notices
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
al
1
1
o'clock.
Subject":
'A
Strenuous
Christian
Life."
Sunday
School
at
12.30.
Kvening
service
al
7.30.
Subject:
"Some
Observations
on
Time."
Preacher,
llev.
II.
II.
Grunt,
D.D
English
Lutheran
Church
St.
Paul's
Church,
Melropole
Hall,
every
Sunday'
11
a.m.
and
7.30
11.111.
Sunday
School
at
2.30.
Morning
topic:
"Cod's
Gift
of
Grace."
Kvening
topic:
"The
Church
and
Education."
Mrs.
L.
O.
Larson
will
sing:
"I've
Done
liny
Work."
Congregation
meet
ing
after
evening
service.
10
take
ine
steamer
Amur
off
llie
,
pl....ll.lr
n,,..
i
v
ii.1ui..1.
mi
reef
ul
While
Cliff
Island
failed.
It
will
bo
necessary
Io
unload
still
more
cargo.
The
barge
Griff
is
expected
In
I
he
local
dry
dork
for
examination,
J.
II.
Pillsbury.
manager
of
the
shipyard,
stated
this
BOOK
VIA
C.N.R.
FOR
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Amateur
Theatricals,
March
3,
Wet
holme,
in
aid
Ladies'
Hospital
Auxiliary.
4
.
F.Iks'
Annual
Hall,
Tuesday,
March
1.
Spend
an
evening
'in
the
Tall
Timbers
al
the
Methodist
Church
Thursday,
March
C.
Hoyal
Purple
Master
Itazaar
and
Sale
uf
Hume
Cooking,
April
isls-desiring
Io
visit
the
Ilrii-
vm
nn
ni,ni.r
in
in.?
v...n.
v
ni
1
:
!..
:
i
.
.
.
iiu
...xpu-Muou
111
r.ng-
,L.U1.
T,cairjca8
Cnd
of
April
iiiuu
uus
summer,
i.iosc
connections
are
made
by
Ihc
Cana
dian
National
Itailways
.with
steamers
of
these
lines
ul
Allan-lie
sea-ports.
Passports,
secured
and
full
inforniitlou
ul
City
Ticket
Olllce.
CaOadiau'
National
Hnllways.
52S
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Huperl,
H.G.
Phone
200,
FOR
15
YEARS
WAS
TROUBLED
WITH
ECZEMA
Tlirr"
t
110
uilK-r
iriiitHly
like
BIikmJ
Hitlers
Ihtl
ran
possibly
lve
5
inri
relief
Io
all
tutrerrrs
from
rricnia.
tall
rhvuin
and
all
othvr
disease
ul
tlie
blood
fur
llie
reason
ttial
Ibis
old
and
well
tried
remedy
ris
riant
to-
the
seal
of
the
trouble
and
completely
and
permanently
tlrlveri
lhte
dlieaefl
mil
i.f
Prince
Rupert1
....'the
ytem
by
rleanamn
the
blood
and
Ororgn
McAfee,,
Georgetown:
"w-'nr
u
pur
and
rich.
t
fi
J.
I
I'l'irtn
uarke,
city
Mlv
.
I'
u.
A,
ii.....,n
Procun--.,....,,,,..,.
"r-
'
"
srnum,
....
reiiiurune,
,n:uhM,
oni..
..,
ier,
Sunnyside;
Miss
X.
Wal-
ociema
for
nrteeu
years,
durinr
vhtch
dron,
Terrace;
Mrs.
Lous
Holm
1
everythin-
1
cuuid
think
or,
and
baby,'
Ketchikan;
Mr.
unj
mHudinir
dtors,
but
without
returnr
Mrs.
Wanebo,
Kelchikun.
"!
'
i
.
Central
)i
was
rerialnly
surprised
to
find
that
two
Claude
Sloughton,
Prince.
""-
1
n-i
arttd
to
uu
11
1
George;
John
Smith,
CX.lt.;
Dan
M
"""l
ot
my
'."."H!''
I1".1
T!
I-1
I.,.,,
user
and
Arthur
.
..,,
1
,
,',
.nine
months
im,
and
t
hav
not
bad
la
Irvine,
llays-'.un
of
it
since,
i
surely
wi
n
to
thank
port;
Fred
llobevtson,
Unity,
"you
ror
this
wonderful
n
sliclne
and
Sask.;
(Hof
I.nrsen
and
Ole
Vert-
"ro"'')"
rerominend
it
to
an
one
suffer
,lnr
rrom
the
same
trouble
as
I
had."
Im
.0
Itineiiii'
"'.
vifn.,1
l
i.'..o
1..11
Alfitav
iedriksen,
PD-B,
In.nur,c,UPfj
0Ily
by
Tuc
TJ
Ivelehikati:
J
H-
Homer
C
N
,11
'Miuoura
Cu
Limited,
Torort'
,
Out,
OLD
CHUN
The
Tobacco
o
Quality
Sealed
Package
(which
keeps
the'
tobacco
I
ZJB
in
its
original
condition
)
also
in
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