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February
5,
1020.
MENS
Comfortable
and
Slunfu
wow?
BOOTS
For
fiIJ,
farm,
or
antral
worli
tk
(or
LaaUio'a
at
your
in
tnoo
dor.
J,
MX'KIK
CO.
I.IUI1EH,
VANCOUVER.
M.C.
$
7.90
wxio
r,
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0.70
ix
IV
11.70
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519.00
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Specials
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uiii
ltni
Mild
l
us
rar-Miii
Seal'
go.
it-.,
nit
ttfim
Imhi
or
your
money
Mr
$13.75
15.75
17.55
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Home
Furnishings
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SELL
ONLY
ONE
COAL
The
Best!
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(Deep
Seam)
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male
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116
and
117
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Day
Phonei
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Gr.
238
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Products
Ltd.
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G.
BUSHBYj
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
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Gr.
23S
Black
735
Gin
you
will
arte
tor
ogam
-raV
ft
TOW
London
,e
bottle
P'his
advertisement
II
inn
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Uoutrol
Board
or
by
the
uovcrnmeut
m
British
Colotiittixi.
Local
and
Personal
l'hone
15.
1MI.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arthur's
Taxi.
I'hoiiu
078.
tf
11.
C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Cameron's
Phone
177.
U'ance
Orchestra.
Arthur's
Cigar
Store,
si
i
cel.
Mione
C78.
Sixth
tl
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sheddon
Taxi.
Phone
13.
If
I
.
It.
udfrlutousrn
arrived
in
inun
from'
Ihverne
yesterday
i
r
ii
i
miii,
having
hiked
iu
from
I
lie
si
i-iih
lliver
over
the
railway
lies.
V.
liulirk,
(oral
manager
oil
j
i
in'
SwiTi
"".ioiaiJian
Co.
returned
"ii
t
h-
Prime
Huperl
this
morn-j
na
riuiii
a
business
trip
loAnyox(
iii.J
Stewart.
Archibwhop
A.
J:
I
Peneier,
after
having
spent
the
pail
weeki
at
Anyox
and
Stewart
holdunii
eoiifirmaliiui
services,
passed
through
W
Victoria
this
niprrimp.
Harry
Titv-n.
end,
who
is
in
i
charge
iif
operal
ions
on
I
In;
WW
ili-.iiin
mini-
in
the
Stewart
dis
trict.
u
a
passenger
hoard
the
Prune
Itunert
this
morning
going
south.
Mr.
ami
Mr.
K.
Stewart
were
passenger
a
I
ma
id
the
Princ.!
Unpen
tliin
morning
hound
soulli
from
Anyox
on
their
way
t
Nt-ada
wlo-rr
they
will
take
up
thfir
foliire
residence.
The
lumber
carryins
harg''
iJrnmroek
of
the
Hecate
Strait
Tow
ma
Co..
in
tow
of
the
Iuk
lae
-olt.
if
at
present
on
Ma
xett
Inlei
taking
on
lop
for
the
Pacific
Mill
at
Ocean
Kail.
Frank
Warren,
well
1..VH.
conductor,
wtio
1
now
I
running
between
Sinither
and
ilh-ince
(eor(e,
came
through
Ui
d.un
u
thi
liiomiEUi
train.
II
will
return
to
the
interior
tooior-
rtV
I'WIIIIIB.
A.
It.
YYitijf.
formerly
of
Anyox,
.;':
liavinw
siHut
the
iial
few
!vy.-k-
at
Skeena
Crossiuc
in
S
liaiKe
of
the
disliianllinp
itf
the
lini-lu-r
fe
lloule
mine,
returned
In
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Ru
M'rl
(In-
morulnp.
Tlie
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
l'nild
Ctiut
r-li
are
holding
an
auction
ale
of
miscellaneous
article
of
plain
arwint:
and
fancy
work.
ale
of
home
ivKikinsr
and
aftex-
ikmiii
lea
in
1
ne
more
tin
iiura
veiiue
recenily
vacaleii
hy
Mr.
Ktlla.
on
Saturday
afternoon
at
:'.;to.
30
Mr.
K
Hyde,
who
has
heen
oim
a
'no
to
Sea!
lie
-and
Yancotivir
tin
ihe
beneHI
of
her
health,
1
ci
iimcd
to
Prince
ttupwl
tht
vm
el
and
is
Mndin;
a
few
days
in
the
city
as
thr
jruest
of
Mr.
William
Millar.
Sixth
Avenue
l'al.
before
nroccrsliOK
to
her
home
in
Hazellon.
Mi.
and
Mr.
Harry-
Thorley
were
iiae:urer
irom
.nyox
Imuiiit
south
ahoanl
the
steamer
Prince
Ituperl
this
morning.
Mr.
HiKili
y
is
going
In
Oiean
Falls
In
isil
Willi
her
iiarenis.
iir.
and
Mr.
Juiues
llaslell,
and
Mr
Thorley
I
poin:
Ihrough
lo
Van
couver,
they
are
iravinjc
Anyox
where
they
have
resided
for
several
year.
4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Men's
Uaininel.
I
nited
Church,
Thursday,
February
It.
C.N.
11.
Employes
second
annual
ball
in
Auditorium
Friday,
February
12.
High
School
I
lance,
F.Iks'
February
2.
Home
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
w
MADE
H
CANADA
SOLD
AND
RECOMMENDED
BY
GROCERS
EVERYWHERE
Arthur
urehtra.
i'lmnv
C76
If
Concert
nought,
Sal.alion
Army
at
o
u
eliM'k.
Mimeagraphiii;r
eiirulars.
Mis
Jotinslone.
Plume
387.
etc
I
H.
M.
Monklon,
m
or
'l
er
j
race
wax
a
iaetiaer
for
lh5
known
oulh
on
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
th;
morning.
La!e
New
York
tyle
ia
sinnjt
dresses
juM
arrived.
I
.ad
lea,
we
invite
your
inspection.
I
nivrr-al
I'rading
'.o.
31
Mists
l.innc
Fisher
returned
on
Hr
t'ruii-e
Huie
rt
tins
mwnumc
to
Vaiicimver
wiien-
he
will
coli-tituie
her
drama!"'
and
iiiumii'mI
sludie.
John
liore,
Ueriiileudeiit
of
uki'ti
Teierajiho.
saileit
this
ninruins;
iy
Ihe
Prince
ltuierf
fo-VaniMiuver
on
a
ihree
weeks'
vacation
trill.
Josi-ph
S.
Hoper.
ale
manager
uf
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Co..
1.1
d
iUil
this
unrn-inir
on
I
ha
Priiiee
Hnperl
for
the
south
on
a
business
trip.
Major
and
Mrs.
Itcginald
vial
of
Sinither
wen-
passengeri
from
boat
lo
train
lht
nMirnin?
on
Ihoir
way
to
Vancouver
ami
Victoria
on
a
holiday
visit.
A.
Ross,
a
Cold
Siorage
fiher
man.
ent
in
from
Seal
Cove
ye
terttay
a
specimen
of
salinen
berrv
in
bloom
pii-Ked
at
Seal
(Cove,
He
says
there
in
lol
uf
it
there.
The
Ladies"
Airt
nf
the
Pceby
lerian
Chun-h
win
hold
a
St.
Valentine's
Tea
111
Ihe
church
haft
on
Sal
111
day.
February
13,
from
3
to
ft.
II
"ine
Cooking:,
Camly
and
Music.
Mr
J.
Walsh,
seeielary
of
the
(H.C.
Hotel
Men's
Assoeinliwn,
Chief
utlicer
lar.
McKmnon
n'jwho"
has
been
here
hr
the
past
the
steamer
Prince
Hum-rt
ha-Vweek
Riving
evidence
in
the
city
giie
temporarily
master
toiiiolice
eourl
liquor
cases,
relum-the
II.
L.
Johuson-Wallon
Oo.'s'eil
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prluea
freight
moioi
ship
Lillejiorn
whichlltuperl
this
morning.
avrtved
recently
on
the
roast
and
Owen
June,
also
of
the
C.N'.lt.
Jack
Wynne,
eu;..
111
officer
at
oioist
steamers,
14,
acting
as
chief
1
Anyox,
and
Mrs.
Wvune
are
leav-offlcer
of
the
vessel.
They
will
Injr
the
srm'l!er
town
sliftrUv
for
return
to
the
C.N.1L
hoats
wln(the
south
on
a
lioUirtay
irip.
full
service
is
resumed
in
the:
Frank
Fitcli
of
the
Slfice
si"'".
has
gone
north
lo
reva
during
Wynne's
absence
J.
G.
Currje,
who
lifts
been
on
the
staff
of
the
CarteMlall-A!d-inger
Go.
here
for
the
past
few
months
on
the
elevator
consTrue-l
ion,
sailed
this
morniug
on
the,
Prince
Hupert
for
Winnipeg
ue-Pouipaiuoil
by
his
l.nnily.
Tora
Larsen
mim1
cily
poljee
court
I
in
a
charge
or
Miuriin
aioeiided
to
1
1
1
1
1
a.
I,
Wpslholme
Theatre,
March
J
told
the
magislra.'e
11111I..H,
Prince
Huperl
Plavci
'
le,i
ing
I
own
so,
wi!
Club
presents
a
new
Joyous
si
audtng.
Ktie
was1
a
C
Mii.
dy
"WeddiiiB
iH'lla."
suspended
senlein
a
red
iu
the
iiiiiiuhig
on
v
which
was
cittion.
Stie:
hat
she
was;
that
under
lowed
out
on
I
CONVERT
STABLES
jNTODWELLINGS
Advent
of
Auto
Makes
Old
Buildings
Useless
For
Former
Purpose
LOMXJ.N,
Teh.
5.
Many
or
London
aristocracy
are
buy
converting
dniwil.
slaLlcs
nod
zV.kr,
in
Mayfair
into
slylisli
riiaionellc
for
their
own
uso
and
the
I
Hike
and
Ouclie
of
York
indirectly
are
responsible.
Since
lhee
niembcrs
of
the
Xiiik'
family
Ki-ltleil
in
Mayfair
iliere
ha
been
a
stanijieile
of
Miom!
who
winli
lr
live
near
'iioiiKli
to
liaitk
in
the
Itoyal
finile.
There
i
a
sreal
short-ae
of
houe
in
this
section,
and
those
available
mostly
are
enormous,
old
fashioned
mansion,
rosily
lo
lease
and
expensive
in
maintain.
Hence
the
conversion
of
stnldeg.
j
Mayfair
lias,
nf
course,
Ions
i
lieeif
the
liome
of
the
Mite.
II
is
I
In
London
wlial
Park
Avnuc
and
I
Fifth
Avenue
are
lo
New
York.
j
in
me
oiii
nays,
mere
wen-I
many
mew
filled
with
small
I
'itnlilinus
in
wliicli
I
In-
bloinled
i
linrse
and
I
lie
fine
carriases
of
j
Mo'
aristocracy
were
housed
!irice
Hie
auloni'ilole
lias
come
i
in
I
such
common
use.
however.
Uhe
(flo.sy
steeds
and
the
?nr?e
jniish
uniformed
lackeys
have
.Ieyely
joined
Ihe
olher
piclur-
eiue
relies
of
Ihe
hey
day
of
i
blue
Mood.
Now
there
are
few
mews
in
Mayfair
these
days
which
do
not
house
distinguished
families.
MISNER
GETS
NINE
MONTHS
AT
OKALLA
.
,
,
,1
Found
Guilty
'
This
Morning
"
on
.len
Jensen
was
fi:i-l
5
and1
,
,
-
...
..i;..
.
Charge
no
v
ng
Two
......
...
......
Girls
....
n
o
In.
..Il.nln
n
lid...
t.
I
.
.
"
Indians.
1
1
en
ry
Misner
was
fntind
truilly
iu
the
city
police
court
by
Magistrate
Mci'iyniont
this
morning
on
a
chance
of
a
statutory
offence
involving
two
youns
pirls
and
was
enlencel
to
nine
months
at
Okalta
Prison
with
hard
labor.
R.
F.
Jones
prosecuted
ami
Mil-
lou
Miuiales
defended.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
IHtillY
ISLAM
Haininjr.
light
Miiilhea-I
wind:
haroincler.
J'J.
hi:
lemperaluiv.
ii:
r-ra
.-11100II1
(i
p.m.
spoke
..learner
Victoria
-5
miles
from
Ketchikan
bound
for
Seal
lie;
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott
lowing
hargc
lirumrock
alieam
Lawyer
Island
bound
for
Mas-ett.
j
lUIAIi
THEG
l'tHNT.-Uaro-
meUr.
iU.7C;
temperature.
.'t'J.
HULL
HAItlHtH.
-
Overcast.
strung
southeast
wind;
hammc-
ter
2V.01;
temperature,
id;
sea
rough.
Noon
IMtSllY
ISLAND.
Southeast
gale;
barometer,
:'!'.!;;
letnpera-
lure,
i.;
sea
rough:
a.m.
out
tteamer
Prince
Hupert
southbound:
10:1
a.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Srolt.
110
Hition
given.
HKAI
Tit
HI".
POINT.
llaro-uieler.
29.
70:
temperature,
42.
KILL
IIAlUUm.
(Ivercast.
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer.
St.55:
temierature,
15;
sea
moderate.
A
charge
of
vncrancy
against
Tom
Kollins
was
withdrawn
in
Ihe
city
police
court
this
morning.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
F.
It.
tioodenoufgh.
Inverness
Alex
liiluiore,
F.
V.
helcouri
arut
CI.
K.
Williams,
Vancouver;
T
Anderson,
city;
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost,
Terrace;
Mrs.
Frank
It.
Keefe
ami
dauglijer
(iladys,
Francois
Lake:
Mrs.
Harry
(Juuderson
and
rh.ldreu.
Smithers;
Isaac
Jacob-son,
Seattle.
Central
F.
For!
in.
C.N;H.:
F.
A.
War-Mi,
Smithers.
NOTICE
TO
FISHERMEN
All
fishing
uear
now
in
tin"
In
ft
and
steel
fabricating
shop
O'.
tbi
plaiil
uiiisl
tie
reiimxi'd
at
once
;is
we
reiuire
this
space,
j
We
will
not
be
responsible
tor!
'
gear
we
have
to
remove.
Prince
Hupert
Dry
llock
and
Shipyards.
.
30'
W
M
aT
I
Tr-Vart
l
Itfcm
CATARRH
BLADDER
I
Sh.SmU
b.r,Mme
tSy
the
health,
purity
and
beauty
of
your
.
TREASURE
child's
skin.
Regard
every
little
soreness,
rash,
chafing
or
irritation
as
a
possible
source
of
disease.
Treat
them
all
with
the
famous
Zam-Buk.
'
This
pure
herbal
balm
Is
a
blessing:
to
mothers.
It
prevents
minor
troubles
from
spreading;.
It
soothes
and
heals
quickly
and
surely.
Moreover,
its
mild,
yet
powerful
antiseptic
influence
affords
the
delicate
tissues
complete
protection
against
dangerous
disease
infection.
Treat
the
first
Itchy
Rash
or
Blemish
As
a
remedy
for
teething
rash,
scalled
head,
eczema,
Impetigo,
ringworm,
and
other
skin
disorders
common
moofit
children,
Zim-Bak
U
tnTihable.
It
brings
grateful
relief
to
the
irriUted
inflamed
plices,
expels
poison
and
disease
and
quickly
restorei
the
skin
to
a
state
of
healthy
perfection.
Use
Zam.Bjk
for
all
cats,
bruises,
burns,
scalds
and
fiesh
wounds.
It
checks
bleeding,
inSammation
and
pain
and
briers
swift
clean
healing.
Also
a
prored
remedy
for
poisoned
wounds,
ulcers,
acne,
psoriasis,
boil,
abscesses,
bad
fegs,
and
piles.
50
c
the
box
eTerywhere.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CM
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
French
Ivory
20
per
cent
reduction
on
All
Ivory
Goods
for
One
Veek
Only
HOWARD
PENS
regular
:$.:(
and
$V"'.
On
sale
this
week
at
52.25
and
S2.75
Ormes
Limited
The
Hexall
Store
Pioneer
Druggists
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
Store
open
8
a.m.
In
0
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
12
lo
2,
and
7
to
9
p.m.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
8.S.
PRINCE
HUPERT
will
Irsvi-
PRINCE
RUPERT
rr
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
aim
miciin.
.Imtr
ixinu.
ech
FRIDAY
at
8
a.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
r.
r
STEWART
Slkl
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
pjn
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
rurinigUlly
rr
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
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LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
Slid
SATURDAY
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ALL
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STEAMSHIP
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Swanaon
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Eaat
Balls
Balla.
Ocaan
Falla,
Namu,
Atari
Bay,
Campball
Rltar,
and
Vancounar
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Saturday
11
a-m.
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for
all
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Full
Information
from
.
W.
C.
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Oanaral
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Carnar
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4th
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3rd
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