f
dar
March
10,
1920.
I
LECKIE
i
g
ATety
Dressy
Oxfords
ffl
up
5$
A
I-L
the
style
that
a
wcll-drcsscd
inan
could
wish
for,
plus
comfort
and
long;
wear,
at
a
strictly
moderate
price.
Ak
your
dealer
to
show
you
Leckics.
J.
LECKIE
CO.
LIMITED
VANCOUVER.
B.
C.
DEMAND
m
Si
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTINQ
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBride
St.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fit
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
(lid
hiii-mim
H4U-
lihl
mli
FRIDAY
at
".
S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART
ml
ANYOX,
WEDflCSDAY,
10
p.m
S,
PRINCE
JOHN
rurllilllill)
f'.r
VANCOUVtR
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PAISENQER
TRAINS
LEAV
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEONESDAV
ami
SATURDAY
l
S
I-
n.
Ir
PRINCE
QEOROE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
III
nl
1
iM-ri
'
atuita.
Iiilli-1
SUIea.
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clt,
Tidal
Offrfa,
S2S
Third
Aa,
Pr
nca
Rupai-L
Canadian!
PAcinc-
VIUMTi
Phana
260
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Foirrmim
uumi
mrni
uicwiy
March
19.
29.
Anil
9.
19.
30
Fa.
VANCOL'VCft,
VlttOM
,U
SUT1U
h
l.
.
23
S.$.
rRINOSS
KURICr
'or
Ruiaa-da,
Soanaon
Bit,
Eaal
alalia
Oalfa,
0aan
Falla,
Namu,
Alarl
Bar,
Campaill
Rif,
and
Vancoutar
aari
Salurda,
11
a.m.
lei
far
all
Staamattlp
Unaa.
'"
Information
from
W.
O.
ORCHARD
Oinaral
Aganl.
Oernar
or
4th
Straat
and
Srd
Aian.ua,
Prlnta
Rurarl,
B.C.
TUG
BOATS
Day
Phones
423
530
Gr.
238
Black
738
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
CS7
530
Gr.
238
Black
735
Local
and
Personal
I'hone
15.
IUt.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arthur
s
Taxi.
Phone
378.
tf
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
Cajneron'ii
Dance
Orchestra.
Phone
177.
tf
.
Slii'iidon's.
TaxF
and
Mcssenscr
Service.
,-Jflione
131.
tl
KktetruJHj
for
tho
reinov.il
of
superfluous
hair,
warlu.
moles,
e(c.
Phone
Ulack
025.
1
Haivketball
(iainc.
Friday
and
Saturday.
Anyox
v.
ltupert
Girlr.
drwUvC.
Colls
Hoy,
Inhibition
IISll
at
7.30.
Admi-jsioii
50c
U
...
..
Hfrliard
Hmve
of
the
loral
Suifl-Canadian
Co.,
who
ha
been
uulli
on
h
btiine
trip,
return
ed
lo
the
city
on
the
Calala
this
inornltrtr.
Mr.
U.
II.
FJkin
called
for
tin
mmiJIi
on
Hie
Prince
-Worse
Ihu
morning.
She
will
spend
ix
week-
iilitig
with
relative
hi
Vancouver
and
other
point.
Mr.
.
If
Cnron
of
Prepier
and
her
slater.
Mi
Taylor,
were
paaffiitfer
aboard
the
Prince
(iuor-.'v
thi
morning
hound
for
Vancouver
enretile
to
Winnipeg.
Mr.
.
I'.
l!enon
oailetl
on
the
Print?
(Ipoitzr
thix
nvirninj
for
the
outti
on
a
Iwo
mouth
holiday
which
will
include
viit
al
Vancouver,
Vtetoria,
Seattle,
raooina
and
ottipr
point.
.
Mi
Margaret
1:Ipvph.
daughter
inf
J.
Steven,
the
Skidesrale
post
thatr.
arrived
rrum
Ihe
I-tami
on
the
Prince
John
tbl
nmniiUr--
and
wfcill
ptnd
n
couple
of
week
initios
in
Ihe
rily.
W.
Walker
and
two
on.
who
have
beii
inlallin-s
new
boiler
in
the
F.
1..
Huekley
avutill
at
Purl
Clement,
arrived
fruin
the
Nlandn
:i
the
Prinee
John
thi
rimming
and
procelf.
uutt
or
llu
Prim
e
tieor-je.
i
il
li(ltnn.
uho
is
doinv
ur
-y
wurk
in
Ihe
vicinity
,f
Oueui
tijirlotte
:ily
on
limber
limit
winch
lite
Powell
Hiver
Papr
i'Ai,
plan
lo
open
up
with
a
log-guv
railway,
arrived
from
the
I
land
on
the
Prince
4Jetrste.
lie
wa
aceomnanied
hy
two
men
J.
C
Foote
of
Yietoria,
brother
of
Jerry
Poole,
aitant
purser
of
Ihe
CN.lt.
tvaiuer
Prinet'
lieor-ze.
was
a
paeu-A'r
from
lran
lo
loal
tiiio
ni.irtiiiiK
ac-
coinpuiel
hy
hi
bride.
They
were
married
w?nlly
in
Toronto
and
will
reside
in
Victoria.
Fred
Taylor,
enFinVr
fur
atho
Itoiniuiun
radiotelegraph
dtuirl-iin'iil,
who
hat
been
In
charge
ol
nciiitrut'tion
work
nl
Ihe
Head
Tn-
wlroleH
tation,
arrived
fioin
the
lland
on
(he
Prince
John
thi
morning
and
went
fouth
on
the
Prinee
(ieorge.
Mi
Winnie
libb
returned
lo
he
eily
on
Ihe
Prjnte
John
this
moruiiip
after
liaviiis
t.j'nt
a
ouple
of
week
i-itinp
ar
Sand-
pit.
Qneen
Charlotte
I-damW.
She
I
nbout
to
tviiine
her
lulie
on
Ihe
hopit;tl
nurins
ialf
following
n
recent
lllne.
i
-
At
the"
Hotnry
Chili
luncheon
yesterday
aflernoon
a
letter
wa
read
hy
Ihe
secretary
from
the
Itolary
Club
of
Ketrhikau
inviting
member
of
Ihe
local
chili
to
ifil
Iheni
ami
duliiiK
thai
they
would
proliably
end
a
delegation
line
al
un
early
dale
to
visit
Prinee
ltupert
club.
This
il
i
UKiJc.led
may
be
in
June
when
Ihe
buiil
service
i
heller
than
il
i
todav.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ami
nance,
.viarcn
iv.
First
United
Church
Sale
March
27.
Faster
Oyro
lloedown
Friday,
April
U,
THE
DAILY
NEW8
PAGE
THHEE
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mm
Be
Sure
You
Get
Ihe
Genuine
GILLETTS
FLAKE
LYE
Legion
i5
iiieciing
toiiishl,
Mi'lropole
Hall.
Prehyterian
Cliuiih
Ladle'
Aid
Sjiring:
Sale,
April
21.
Aiixlicau
Tea
and
Sale
of
Ihpiii-cocikins,
hnuedre!-'e
anil
apron
April
8
in
Cathedral
Hall.
Women
of
Moxeheart
Legion
whii
drive
and
d'anee,
Melropole
Hall.
April
13
al
8.30
prompt.
Six
Stood
prize.
Tonlyht,
Klk'
Home,
bridji?
and
whi-l
at
8.15
prompt,
llanc-inp
at
II
ii.ni.
Itcfrej-lniient
i.
All
for
5tte.
Meiiiberx
of
lie
Iridic'
Has-ketliall
teaniK
will
be
the
suel
of
the
local
Klk
Lolse
after
lh!
hakethall
pame
lonishl.
Ilev.
P.
K.
Hairier
-all
aboard
the
Prince
Mary
thi
afternoon
for
Juneau
where
he
will
be
en-paved
in
ome
lime
o
organization
work
In
connection
with
lh
Lutheran
Church.
Mr.
J.
O'Donnell,
who
ha
bern
visiting
al
MRett
with
her
parent
Mr.
and
Mr.
James
Marlin.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
thi
iiiorninj;
Mr.
O'honnell,
who
i
engaged
in
the
market
ins
of
Maell
Inlet
lop.
i
inaktn-.'
thi
city
hi
liewlijunHer
Tor
a
while.
William
Mainw.iring
of
Van
couver,
manaver
of
the
Northern
Kleclrie
Co.,
and
J.
T.
Ormby,
nmnafjer
for
Hrilish
Columbia
ami
Alberta
of
the
National
Carbon
Co.,
were
paeuser
from
tewarl
to
Ocean
Fall
on
Ihe
Prince
i-orja
this
inornin?
I:.
lht
coarse
of
a
lour
or
the
northern
conl
on
bniaes.
After
linVing
sjM.nt
ince
8
o'elok
last
night
,-iit
the
Skeena
Iliver
untoadliu
ciinnery
crewt
ami
uuHe.
Union
Vleamer
liit-ala.
t:pi.
A.
JihnJouc,
arrivT.I
in
port
from
the
oulh
al
ltt
o'
clock
thi
iniirniiip
and
sailed
at
11.30
for
Anyox
aiid
tile
Naa
Hiver.
The
vessel
tU
oheduled
lo
ail
from
here
tm
her
return
south
al
10
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
I
Henry
Felsch,
ptom-er
selller
of
Uie
tjueen
Charlodv
Islands,
arrived
iti
the
city
on
the
Prinoj
lultn
thi
mornin?
from
Skido-
pale
for
hospital
treatment.
II
wa
Mr.
Felsch
who
Had
rather
a
raekiia?
e.vpericnce
recently
when
hi,
house
burned
down
while
he
wa
ill
and
he
vva
oh-lisvd
to
tramp
and
crawl
two
mile
in
hi
bare
feet
in
cold
weather
for
shelter.
s
CN.Il.
steamer
Prince
ltupert.
nfter
arrivinp
from
'Stewart
and
Anyox
this
morniu-sV
limved
up
to
the
dry
dock
at
7.30
and
was
almost
Immediately
taken
up
on
thtv
pontoon
for
!lier
annual
overhaul
which
I
lo
lie
done
in!
a
hurry
a
the
vesel;
ha
a
special
trip
lo
make
ouih
next
Mon
day
afternoon.
Tin
lrince
(iiHirire
looV
llu
llniw.fli
n
ii.l'.u.i-..
ii'filKe-v
hist
dnvejtlie
regular
service,
sailing
toe
jtho
south
at
10
o'clock.
AHer
haVint'
had
quite
a
dut-inpr
wflh
howlinfr
southeaster
while
eroMluiJr
Hecate
SI
rait..
in
Ainiiiorium.
.
I'listnt,
U..X.11,
steamer-
Prince
John,
Unpt.
'
K.
Mabb.
arrived
lloyal
I'ui-nlo
bridsv,
whist
(here
froui
Vancouver
via
llm
iliive
and
d.ltire,
F.Iks'
HotW,
Oueeit
F.hailolte
Is'lund
al
5
30
i
....II
It
!!.,.
...
V.
i"'i
ii.
'
ini
morning
wiin
thirty
pa.
senger
and
a
caii
including
lenni
(Hub
Hall.
Flk'
llo'me.'SOO
toil
of
coal
for
the
dr..
dn.k
M'lil
l.
!
which
I,
now
beinif
disebarited
-
i
Tho
.lohn
will
return
outh
lv
Presbyterian
Church
Ladies'
the
sumo
route,
sailing
h-om
hero
Aid
Spi-inir
Sale.
April
21.
at
8
o'clock
tomorrow
eveuinir
I
Mr.
Dan
Lidrione.
who
ha
been
on
a
trip
soulh,
returned
li
the
city
on
the
Calala
hU
I.'..
I
1.1.
.
t
i
.
.
i
.iiui'i
nariie.
01
i
vrrace
aj
m
.ti:
.
..
.
a
iKiascnri
eaiuiiK
ior
Vancouver
aboard
tho
Prince
Georg'.'
II.
:
till
Krnesl
Pearee
arrived
on
the
('alala
Hum
niornins
from
Vancouver
where
he
ha
been
upend
ing
the
winter.
Capl.
Alfred
Swanson
ailed
by
the
Prince
(ieorse
Ihi
niorniu
for
Vancouver
on
a
huiuc
trip.
He
eJjK'cl
to
bo
away
ten
days
or
two
week.
C.
L.
Munroe,
government
agent
al
Allin,
who
ha
been
opendins
the
pat
couple
of
day
In
Ihe
city,
will
ail
for
tin
north
on
Ihe
Prince
Mary
thi
afternoon.
Mr.
M.
A.
lircis,
Mr.
T.
Hrook
and
Mr.
Frank
Lazelle
of
Terrace,
daushler
of,
Mr.
Lillle,
Sr.,
who
I
seriously
ill
in
Ihe
local
hopitaI
arrived
in
Ihe
city
from
the
interior
op
lhi
morning'
train.
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
II.
Craijr
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouvei
on
the
Calala
this
morning
ami
will
proceed
tomorrow
uifrht
by
Ihe
Prince
John
lo
Watun
Iliver
Uhere
Mr.
Craitr
i
foreman
of
the
Wallace
Fisherie'
cannery.
A.
G.
II.
(ierhardi.
head
of
Ihe
Homestake
Mtninsr
Co.
which
plan
exleriive
development
Oh
Ihe
Toric
mine
in
Ihe
Alice
Arm
district
(hi
year,
wa
a
paeii-
cer
sroiiiff
south
to
Vancouver
aboard
the
Prince
tieorge1
this
(iioruiiis.
Al
3:15
yesterday
afternoon,
Ihe
fire
department
responded
to
another
faUe
alarm
from
the
hospital
corner,
Ihe
second
that
has
been
run?
in
from
there
during
the
past
week
or
o.
It
I
believed
that
a
youngster
play
in?
with
He
alarm
box
was
responsible
for
Hie
sendiiis
in
of
the
call
Sid
F.lmer.
representative
of
El
loro
ciyars,
is
a
visitor
in
Hi?
city
in
the
course
of
a
regular
trip
over
this
territory.
Mr.
F.lmer
i
prominent
in
Vancouver
athletic
circles
and
last
year
played
in
Ihe
outfield
wilh
the
Fniser
Cafe
team
which
won
Ihe
Western
'Canada
senior
amaleut
hateball
championship.
Provincial
Constable
It.
tiilison
of
Port
Hssiuslon
sailed
on
Ihu
Prince"
(ieorge
this
morning
for
aticouvrr
having
in
hi
custody
Archie
McLennan
of
Anyox,
who
will
be
placed
in
the
mental
hospital
at
K.o'ndale,
and
t!eorge
Lucas
of
thi
city,
who
wa
sentenced
recently
to
nine
month
imprisonment
at
Okalla
for
theft
of
a
watch.
tl.1'.
II.
steamer
Princes
Mary.
Capl.
C.
C.
ainlcy,
northbound
from
Vancouver
lo
Alaska
port",
arrived
in
port
al
2
olock
lh
nfleruoon
and
will
sail
al
I
o'clock
continuina
her
vovase
north.
Passenger
sailing
from
here
on
the
vessel
will
inrlud'
Ilev.
P.
F..
ll.ii-.ler
for
Juneau;
(
L.
Munroe
for
Allin,
and
K.
W
Maxwell
for
Wrangell.
J.
I..
W.
Wyle
of
the
lorn.
Hank
of
Commerce
la(T
has
been
moved
to
Vancouver
and
expect
lo
leave
here
either
Tuesdav
or
Friday
of
next
week.
He
will
probably
be
located
at
the
main
office
in
Vancouver.
He
will
In-
much
missed
in
badminton
and
tennis
circle
and
among
the
ung
people
of
Ihe
cilj4
with
whom
be
i
very
popular.
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to
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Hadv
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19
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March
20
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p.m.
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