PAGE
FOUR
PRICE
LIST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men's
.Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
.2.00
Men's
Suits,
sponged
ami
pressed
11.00
Men's
Cants,
cleaned
and
pressed
$1.00
Men's
Cauls,
sponged
and
i
pressed
50c
I
.
.iien
s
overcoats
cicaneu
and
pressed,
from..
$2.00
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged
and
pressed
$1.00
Ladles'
List
Ladies'
Soils,
dark
colors
$2.00
Ladies'
Soils,
light
colors
?2.50
Ladies'
Skirls,
dark
colors
-H.00
Ladies'
Skirls,
light
colors
$1.25
Ladies'
Skirls,
ideated
and
cleaned
$1.75
Ladies'
Skirls,
pressed
only
'
1.00
Ladies'
Skirls,
pleated
$1.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
Sausages
!
lb.
DRY
GLEANERS
Phone
8
5
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Sets,
Cillow
Cases,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
stamped
ready
for
work.
A
large
variety
of
sf
ampins?
patterns
to
choose
from
if
you-
wish
lo
use
your
own
materials.
Heal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
51
inches,
each
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
four
shades,
per
pair
.
.
$1.25
Holton
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
CO.
Ilox
-
-
989
Chone
Green
.189
Cure
Cork
Sausage,
per
lb.
30c
IJecfaritl
Cork
Sausage,
per
25c
Tornajij
Sausage,
per
lb.
...
...
25c
Frosjr
Home-made
Mead
Cheese,
per
Ih
25c
Heef
Dripping,
per
lb..
.
10c
Sealy
a
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
455.
We
deliver
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
Half
Load
Large
sacks
.
.
.
.
.
SC.G0
..
S3.50
.
..
BOo
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
Cf.
Cartage,
WarehouninR,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
'loal,
Sand
and
Gravel
W
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltura
CovlnB.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
err
col-un-
tve
cot
a
scheme.
j-O
CtT
OOT
or
CO
IH'
TO
THE.
..
'
"
-'-"-
.
.118,,
itt
PReTCNDn-s
IM-f
ANKLE
MASQUERADE
AT
SMITHERS
FINE
Un'jque
and
Pretty
Costumes
at
Event
Under
Hospital
Auxiliary
SMITUHHS,
March
I.
The
iiiiiial
Children's
Masouerade
iven
under
the
nupics
of
the
lospilal
Auxiliary
was
held
ii
lie
town
hall-
on
Friday
nigM
intl
proved
to
he
one
of
the
most
necessfiil
affairs
of
this
natur
liel.l
in
Sniilhers
and
great
credit'
due
lo
Hie
mothers
of
the
urge
numtier
or
ehiwlren
i
I'stume
ror
the
time
an..
thought
spent
in
dressing
iheiH
hildren.
I'lien'
was
nearly
one
hundred!
hildren
in
costume
and
the
fud
ges,
Mrs.
ii.
i.
.Munrn,
Mrs.
;.
K.
Orchard
and
Hcv.
Ceo.
Turpin
had
a
most
difficult
task
in
th'
selection
of
the
winners
of
the
various
prizes.
In
eery
r.vc,
however,
their
choice
was
received
with
hearty
applause.
The
following
were
the
prin
winners:
x
Best
dressed,
girls:
Caty
Hetherington,
"Table
Lamp.'
Moninea
Hrewer:
"ltullcrfly.'
I
toy.
tiadly
llankinson,
ou
of
Canada."
Most
original:
(iirls;
.Jerry
Warner,
"Cirate."
Ueatrif-Monk,
"Jazz."
Hoys
:
Olive
Hoskins.
"Hon.
John
Oliver
and
his
While
lile-
uhaiit.
the
Ci.E."
iorh.n
Heth-crmglon,
"Felix,
the
cal."
Special:
Hetty
Camphell,
"M
Valentine."
Cairs:
iiwendoline
Jenkins
an
j
fsa
Connery,
"Fairies."
Anni
Service
and
Jeanne
Service,
"Indian
and
Squaw."
special:
.
Jupe
llankinson,
"Morning
Olory."
The
children
enjoyctl
dani-iiu-
and
games
unil
9.:i0
when
!
freshntenls
were
served.
Af!"i
the
children's
supper
Hhe
floor
was
cleared
and
the
grown
up.-
hail
their
turn
at
dancing
wliic'.
was
ctuiunueii
until
2
i
cloci-
with
a
break
at
midnight
fur
re
freshmenl-.
MISS
BURNSIDE
OF
SMITHERS
MARRIES
Becomes
Bride
of
David
C.
Sang-
ster
at
Bulkley
Valley
Centre
A
quiet
wedding
was
solemn
izcd
on
Thursday
evening
when
Miss
FJIicI
lluinsiile,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex,
liiunsiilo
ol
Toronto
hecamc.
Hie
luid
of
Oaviii
C.
Saiiigslcr.
The
groom
has
been
a
popular
resident
of
Smithers
for
the
pasl
five
years
and
the
bride
is
also
known
'here
bavin?
spent
sev
eral
months
at
the
home
of
Or
llatikiusun.
SMITHERS
John
Cearson,
Government
nrioge
loreman,
was
a
visiior
in
town
on
Thursday
and
Friday.
Mrs.
O.
Hoyd,
a
former
resi
denl
of
Smithers,
is
spending
a
few
days
in
town
renewing
ol
acquaintances
arter
a
sojourn
in
Incle
Sam's
domain
for
the
past
seven
or
eight
years.
Win.
I).
Lukens
of
Calling
was
a
business
visitor
in
town
the
latter
part
of
last
week.
He
al
(ended
the
Provincial
Court
of
Tax
Appeal.
Nellie
Champion
cnlerlained
s
minuter
oi
ner
gin
ciiuniK
on
Saturday
In
honor
of
her
eleven!
Ii
birthday.
The
Young
Men's
Supper
Club
O-OH
I
TURNED1
ANKLE
I
THINK
t
T.
A,
Kelly
of
the
Kelly
Losr-ging
Conipanv
is
now
at
Logan
Inlet
at
the
headquarters
camp
which
lifts
heiyi
opened
up
again.!
Mr.
helly
bmughl
in
20
men
with
him
from
Vancouver.
Al
a
meeting
of
the
Crint
Rupert
llilliard
Association
helo
in
the
Great
War
Velerant.'
rooms
yesterday.
President
R.
Howe
in
lite
cjiair,
il
was
dcciilc-'i
to
hold
the
annual
individual
city
flhainpionship
competition.
I'.n-
Iries
will
be
receiveif
up
lo
Weil
:
nesday
night,
heii
a
-
schedule
will
lip,
drawn
upi
Thelrsl.
games
will
be
played
lo
'
five
hundred
points
ami
the
final
lo
one
thousand,
the
same
rules
;s
last
year
trow
mini:
the
coin-
letiliniv.
It
has
not
'yet
been
ilefinilclv
tlecide.l
where
lllf
Mames
will
be
played.
It
is
pro-posed
In
start
I
hem
next
Momle
cning.
MEMBERS
OF
PYTHIAN
ORDERSAT
CHURCH
Attended
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Where
Appropriate
Sermon
and
Special
Music
Were
Heard
Knights
of
Cylhta
ami
Py
thian
Sisters
in
good
numbers
attended
annual
church
service
last
tilghl
at
SI.
Caul's
Lutheran
ChOrch
in
Hie
Melropole
Halt
where
Rev.
C.
K.
Haisler
preach
ei
an
appropriate
sermon
on
"l.nvelhc
Fulfilling
of
Hie
Law,"
dealing
particular
with
the
friendship
of
Inunon
ami
Pythias
on
which
the
principles
of
the
Cylhian
orders
were
founded.,
llesides
spt'cial
an
litems
by
Ihn
choir,
there
was
it
olo
,y
Mrs.
John
Oyhliuvn
and
a
duel
hy
Mrs.
I".
W.
Hart
ano
Mr
J.
Field;
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
f
r
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Pnl
an
enjoyable
evening
al
the
I'nitrd
Church
manse
.la
Wednesday
ami
in
addition
lo
hearing
an
interesting
addres-
hy
L.
S.
Mefiill
on
the
reuir-nifiils
necessary
for
entry
inlo
I
lie
legiil
proressiiin,
an
aipeli-ingr
supier
was
served.
SKIDEGATE
Ol.PlLUtT-
J
JA
-
vy
V-WMM
&?Vf
i
'
(111
.IJMI
I'M
$25,600
IN
,
NEW
BUILDING
Most
Important
of
Last
Month's
Permits
Was
Now
Tin
Shop
.
.
...
Fre.1
Alkins.
who
wns
iTucVlT'M
"
T't
hT"1'!
""""
b"
U,n
by
a
choker
honk
las.
week
atjT.
2?
lllrnee's
camp
i
progreslnff
splendidly
unler
the
care
of
Or.
Hleeker.
The
doctor
says
Fred
will
be
able
lo
leave
in
ten
dav
time.
L
Lambert,
Government
wharf
inspector,
came
in
on
Hip
last
trip
of
the
Prince
Charles
fo
look
over
Hip
float
that
wn
wrecked
durinjr
the
recent
big
storms.
j
Colonel
Haws
Inn,
who
has
lwen
looking
oyer
timber
around
Van-ran
Lake
for
the
past
month,
K
out
agnin.
Hob
Oritlen,
forest
rnnger
for
Oueen
CharRilte
Islamls,
go'
hack
from
the
north
end
of
Graham
Island
after
doing-work
fni
the
H.C.
Forest
branch.
He
walk
ed
from
Cort
Clements
lo
Queen
Charlotte
City
in
I.T
hours,
the
recfinl
for
tliis
lri
fo
far.
The
Unite,!
Church
mission
launch
Thomas
Crosby
has
gone
to
Cape
SI,
James
lighthouse
an
I
will
visit
camps
and
settlements.
Hev.
H.
Scot
I
is
in
charae.
I
i
ANNUAL
INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES
City
Billiard
Competition
Wll!
Start
Next
Monday
Under
Same
Rules
as
Last
Year
toe
eoruer
of
Sixth
Aeiiue
and
Fulton
Street
by
If.
Lcto:iniai
The
perntitH
W'-rc
a-
follows:
Jabour
llros..
altera)
m.iix
to
.store
-nil
Third
emie
at
..-
!(!
I-Street,
1,000.
J
arelli,
repairs
to
Hoy.
si
Hotel,
1,000.
ttle
Larsert.
rei.lencf
mi
FiclHli
Avenue
F.at
Si
i!m
,
800.
Jme
Jabour,
repairs
to
tiuililing
on
Second
.Vxenne
neat-
I
ithth
Street,
950.
II.
Letourneau,
sheet
nieta!
shop
and
apartment
lioisse,
i;h
Aenu
and
FUlton
rttivet,
110,
000.
J.
R.
Slagarl,
garage
m.
i
ltrttlli
VvttuttV-
Hunt,
1S0.
(V.
i
ItieHittomn
re-itlence
on
Allin
Aenue(
L',rif0.
Cionetir
I.aniolry,
rejtairs.
stit.
I.
Ielaire,
re'deoce
"
l'ighth
Avenue
Kasl
Seclitm
;
1
,500.
A.
Ohnesaeti.
residence
or
Fi'-'hlh
Avenue
We-t,
2,ooo.
C.
ilabora.
residence
mi
-Ninth
Aveime
Wet.
1,200.
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co..
sawmill
building,
3.ift0.
Alexander
Gooeh,
repairs
to
luilding
on
Third
Avenue
Fast.
l.20.
lien
Self,
convert
iar
Fmpreu
Tttealre
into
billiard
hall
and
club,
i,otm.
BANQUET
IN
HONOR
OF
ANYOX
BASKEfBALLERS
Enjoyable
Party
Tock
Place
le
Boston
Hall
Last
Evening
.
1?he
iittTi
.nyt
Hi,.Tti
-hm:
llnskethall
teams
weep
.it.-r'am..
ml
hy
Hie
local
team-
tt
a
bac-
qiiCi'
Til
(he
tAtn
Hall
its
eeening.
iTIn
re
were
.ilof.
ferly
young
pehfli.
,r'-.
ii(
well
,(.-Principal
J.
:.
Iliu.lv.
Mm-
Heat-nice
Hurke,
Mr.
an.
I
Mr-
.liniit-II.
Mitchell
Oe
.c.c
Mtlcltei:
Alex
Mili-hHl
lil'-l'led
an.
I
Ial
tn
the
visitors
a,
irojni-Ptl
by
Principal
Hr.olv,
l;ur.'
Milehell
ami
the
captain
of
Ih-Iwtt
Ionium,
Mis
.Icanellc
Morl4-y
and
Ted
Swauson,
rt
t
An-tin
Ltndiri'cti.
pi'e.i.IMH
,,f
f
I
-
Anyox
High
School
.-lo.leut
ImmIv
also
spoke
briefly,
others
wen
also
hear
1
from.
.
After
the
liniiquet.
(In-
i.atc
repaired
to
l!(.
home
ol
Me.
tin-Mrs;
J'.
II.
Alitchell
where
I
it
were
enlertaiited
iiiiltl
the
nrrivt
of
the
wtenmer
Cainostin
ti
which
the
-ituig
tcnin-
r-turn-
t
home,
a
good
miuiiier
f
TociiN
liciriB
nreeni
n
,,.(.
tltcto
tff.
SEVENTY
MEN
ARE
;
REGISTERED
HERE
AS
BEING
WORKLESS
There
aiv
at
preseni
Ik-Iwvc;,
70
and
hm
uiieftip'fixiM
i
-
i-
al
IllC
lC;il
-n-t
Mllrli'
menl
ot'ii.
indu-!,
i.
-
been
opcimiL-
quilt
a
ranidly
niiglll
ha-
been
epn-'e.
a".
I
tllild
Wcallo'r
ha-
I
H'I'tl
Ml
i'
!1
-
of
few
r
u
iIi-im
o
ii
.1
.
.'in
sent
to
v
:
on
urn;
r
o;
i
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
ana
Apartment
nous
W
ITH
-
on
Fulton
Street
llierw
were
fourteen
huil.tin
iiennlts
iss-ul
doriiu;
the
tnontti
of
KelirnciP
ill
I
hi
.t
f
..f
ll.
Ml
PMIAIS
city
bllihltnU.
'iiispeelor
i-epreteo-:
ting
a
total
value
of
si.ttnu
'
The-
most
itnporiant
slructmi'i
..I
II
iSfePC
f
A.HKI-E
ItL
HAVUJ
t
i
-.y.Mz.y-
,
v
tram-
Hg
ILJ
O
O
l
l
a
?
Imtx
Imtx
F(nmi
Funni
SfwvKC
Sfwvxc
Inc.
lc.
-
..-.
.
I
Gm
Btaw
rVti
mmii
pianos,
phonograph
and
ew
ing
machines.
Walker'
Music
Store
FOR
R
KNT,
Taiic
r-shop
;
two
business
room
below,
Iw
living
rooma
above.
'
Weslen-haver
HriM.
Ii
i
i
,
r
FOR
RKNT.
Furnishe.l
modem
house.
21
Fifth
Avenue
WW,
next
Catholic
nehmL
Chftn-540.
M
FOR
RKNT.
Room
with
or
without
board:
near
elevator.
Phone
Bed
187.
tf
I
OR
RFNT.
Reven
roomed
ionise,
partly
furnished.
Phone
lllaek
138.-'
5
FOR
RF.JT.
Pumialied
suite
MusaHem
-vMnrloienfsv
.
CJiOn
18.
tl
V'WKRJf
PLAT
for
Reiil-Apply
Mat
JteMirniier.
f
BOARD
t:OARD
The
Inlander.
830
otit
Avenue
t'Hofi
137
I
DAHO.-
15
Thinl
Tliinl
Ave
Phone
R.mI
:i.'t0.
AUCTIONEER.
M
KFTI.N'G
Hie
public
more
than
halfway:
when
patronising
the
local
anctioiieer,
yoii
are
IhmisI-
ini(
the
eily.
My
nosiljons
to
the
public
are
fair.
I
sell
on
cointnWsimi
or
hy
aticljuti.
I
Imy
int
rtifht
for
cash
nr
el
at
your
own
finre.
I'rivale
sales
or
exchaiiKes
daily
Phonograpti
records
cxchaiiKed.
G.
V.
Urine,
Auctioneer.
Chone
774.
P.O.
Ilox
4
to,
200
Second
St
-
eel.
AUCTIONEER.
TIIK
COSTCONKD
tttle
of
Fur-
niliire.
ranuea.
healers
ami
er
feeta
will
lake
place
on
Thursday
al
2
p.m.
next
to
(",i,
Tile's
furniture
alore,
on
'I
bird
Avenue.
Private
sales
dally.
ChonoKiaph
Record
cxi-hauired.
G.
F.
Iliine.
Alic-'ii.iie.-r.
-.'on
Second
SI
reel
pi-mi,..
771.
'ion
in
t
i
t-
interior.
The
office
,;"
'
ii'ling
a
fe
v
men
r.'
.
,:'v
l,,eita
l.utliher
1
'
u.vunll
at
Lak.
By
George
McManus
rlELLO'Nfft
JONG
I
HANE
To
TICKET'S
iu
mewvewi
UtG
THCMYI
NUtT
TAtHOW,E
.
1A
I
I
II
CARS
FOR
SALE.
roomed
hoMne
and
two
lot
at
1
8:n
lU.r.Hn
Street.
GomI
loen-i1
,M8
Oldsmobile
4.
&
pansen-tion:
excellent
view:
newlv!
lourinn
..
ItfOO
th
tleiMiraleii:
.ml
air
healed.
Ri-asonable
price.
Phone
Green
I5H.
FOR
SALK.
New
and
need
machinery,
boat
and
Mininea.
piston
ring"
and
propellers
Northern
Fju
hane.
213
Second
Avenue.
Phone
2.1.
if
KITCHFN
RANGK
for
sale
in
e-
cellenf
conttilion:
alo
kilche
table.
Photic
::m.
5?
PIANO
FOR
SALK
TO
RENT
-Chone
lllack
FOR
RFNT.
Modem
four
nkoi-ed
flat
with
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Block.
Westenhaver
llro.
tf
!FOn
RENT.
Pianos,
player
I
1920
Nash
&
panger
tour-in
1860.00
1
101
Overland
Sedan
.
700.oO
I
1910
Reo
seven
passenger
louring
1700.00
1
19SS
Ford
r.ouje,
balloon
lire
car
like
new
frtOO.OO
I
1022
Ford
Tud.tp
solan,
145.00
1
1922
Ford
Coupe
1350
Of,
I
1921
Ford
one
ton
track,
panel
hotly
I3?&.nn
I
Ford
light
delivery
olMMtn,
rebuilt
I17JW
DANCING.
Hays'
lllock.
Iasonx
any
hur
by
appoinlmenl
Specials
Charlettlon.
etc.
Tuesday
and
Thursdays,
Mr.
Howard
Fruxell
Hlltn.
Rhone
511
mornings.
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewe.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
llagff.ige
and
Express
SlandrLitllr's
News
Stand.
Chorw
.152.
Re.
Chone
Green
0?0
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
I
SCI.I.
ranges
ami
furniture
of
every
deseriplion:
te.
linen,
sheefinjf'HHd
pillow
casing
by
the
yartl:
Dominion
linoleum,
tn'tls,
springs
ami
mattresses;
dining
suits,
living?
room
chairs
and
tables,
sea
grass
chairs.
Furniture
exchanged.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture.
Chone
775.
TAXI
Phono
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Caul
or
Gtist)
Sir-
and
suveii-passenger
Sludn
bakers
at
ynur
disposal
any
llm
for
SOo
Service
ROSS
flROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meoker
Block
Across
from
I'.inpress
Hnlel
TRAPPERSI
I
ni:i:d
io.ooo
mink
skins.
iie.t
prices
paid.
Sen
me
before
you
sell
your
furs.
If
its
furs
I'll
buy
them.
W.
GOLDDLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
Honest
Fur
Man.
44
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
March
1.
"Kb
2:.17
n.m.
10.8
ft
1
1
:3H
p.m.
I'w
H:
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1
n.m.
21:01
p.m.
Tuesday,
March
High
3:00
a.m.
15:11
p.m.
l-wv
0
10
a.m.
21:20
p.tn.
20.2
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fi.l
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1.2
"
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20.0
ft,
10.0
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DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
Advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
'.UKTU
Plain
dressmaking
and
sewing:
remodelling.
re-l
pairing,
kniillngr,
etc.
Green
"04.
FOR
SALE
Chone
wanted
to
buy
for!
nostjtiff
10,Mln
.em;
erectcl
at
FOR
SALK.
Comfortable
si
hreedirw
iurpoe.
(Male
price
to
W'm.
B.
Tunnah.
MfisseM.
j
Ii.C.
j
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to'
any
length
in
kloflks.
per
load
$6.00.
.
SALT
IIF.Iini.NO.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Coe.
Chone
Itlack
ifil
ArtkWt
Loit
nd
Found,4e
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Pliorn
:
Oaoaaoe,
Furniture
Moilu
ilf
you
want
am
or
deliver,
d,
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RUPERT
MUSIC
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cars
goaranteeil
in
ifoodl
.,r
mtTt
urr..
meelianieal
condition.
term
can
be
arranged.
KAIEN
GARAQE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station.
Agents
for
Melognlin
Oakland.
Oldsioobile
and
Chevrolet
car.
Reo.
G.M.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
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