L;lar
Marfil
10,
1920,
hone
27.
710
Second
Avonuo
to
i
Qpening
Friday
and
Saturday
HATS
.
i
l
rlnl
variety
of
l:ti
m.iliiin
ehiipeinini,
hentiti-i
K
expressed
in
iiiliir
.mil
lvle
(nun
.
.
$4.00
DRESSES
I
dill'
!
iml
iM-wr-l
.il.ri.
iii
mot
Jtcvyilrhiug
im
i
(iiiitnii.iliiiii-.
,;iift
.-w
York
and
Pari
-i
!-
.
ironi
$15.00
COATS
and
SUITS
1
mi
-mIm
i
Iwi.mI-
mi
n.oHly
cloth.
l'p
in
iht-ntl'
in
-I
).
hum
$13.00
liana
Spring
Needle
Silk
Hosiery,
latest
'pring
h.ide
$2.00
baintv
Silk
Hankies,
30c
In
S1.00
LADIES!
You
are
all
welcome
to
come
and
view
them.
Demers
J9
P.O.
Dox
327.
rHREE
FLOWERS
Preparations
or
txqutstie
uare
oi
wne
o.in
-
wtwni,
i.ii.nu..iiiii
.
.
.
.
.....
.
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I
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ti;
i
1
1
1
1'
!
.
r
i
ii-iiuik
Ull
i"l
uvtvawn,
or
wo
mcs
i
"
in
mini,
ii.
i
......
...........
......
75c
uiiiJ
$1.00
1
i"
,,."k.
iik-iIiiiiii.
aim
hght
shade
......
BOc
.
mi.
I
Kvebmw
PemiK
each
35o
i
i
jinn
I'.iI
iii
Powder.
Simp
ami
Perliiuie.
With
each
$1.00
box
of
Three
Flowers
Fnco
Powder
pn'i
;
.i
....
k.iifr
-nil
;
1
1
ix
trial
site
Three
Flowers
Preparations
Free.
H
.
.,
,
liiinkM'i
mii
iii"irf.'
I
'1111
.ri
jriHi
ttmj
haw
Imc
tin-
,if.
'
ii
jf.
Ormes
Limited
T
,
i'!
HI..
i.
DEMAND
Phones
S2
and
200
"Ruoert
Brand"
M.
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
UREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
annriian
huh
b
I
n
rt
Moraee
i.O..
,IU.
w
Prlnco
Rupert,
n.C.
NV.
have
Hie
uiil
foinplffU"
T"'
1)1
Gilchrist
Jacks
tw
l-
ill
the
Norlll.
Wl'
handle
Logging
-.
"
v.."
i'
nnw
unit
iimiim':iI
I.
Mill
i
'.i
in
mii'-im.
h
wtit
pay
yon
to
see
n
when
m
I
fit
I
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
Local
and
Personal
Phone
12.
l'.H.
Coal
Co,
tf
Arthur'
Tux),
l'lione
078.
tf
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
.
Uaiii?ron8
l'lione
177.
Dance
Orchestra.
tf
Hlii'ijijijif
h
Taxi
ami
Messenger
Service.
Phono
131.
tl
(ioldhlnoni
buy
f
ii
t'H
ami
pay
Hi''
liiuln'Dl
prices
in
Canada.
J.
II.
Scott,
forest
ranger,
after
having
Kpenl
a
-couple
of
day
In
tin
cily
on
official
business,
returned
on
lli
Uainoiun
yesler-
day
afternoon
to
.Swamson
Hay.
The
hylaw
providing:
for
tin
riniKli'ui'lliiii
of
a
iilewalk
o:i
Fiflli
Avenue
west
from
Fulton
tree!
wan
tmeii
il.K
final
it-ail-iiiKs
at
tail
nigiit's
council
Mr.
VA.
Cngor
annouiires
tin
opemiiK
or
her
(lio
l-ilx.
on
Third
Avenue,
formerly
.the
Cai
-
letmi
t;afe.
tinlay,
W'eihionday.
Home
ronkintr
for
tale
ami
1
a
Ij
)
-
board
li
thu
day,
week
or
inonlli.
V.
S.
(lmke)
llarri-,
well-
known
Hazellon
iiiining
man,
at-
riv"il
in
the
city
fr.iui
tlie
inter
ior
on
liiU
uiominv'
train
an'd
will
priMseeil
tonight
to
Aliee
Am.
where
he
ha
interevit.
He
ex
p'e..
to
reluiri
from
the
north
early
next
weak.
A
iwHIiom
from
renidenl
af-fertt
akin?
for
the
coiitruc-Uon,
on
the
local
improvement
plan,
of
a
IS-fiMil
matlrv
graded
roadway
on
Summit
Avenue
leadiiiir
from
Taylor
Street
was
ireeiiind
to
the
oily
council
lal
nwht
and
referred
to
the
Hoard
of
work1.
Application
from
lliwlerick
Mi'ttai-
to
pureliaoe
lax
ale
lot
:(5.
block
5,
section
2,
wa
re-
reiveil
hy
I
lie
eily
eounril
lat
n'uht
and
referral
to
the
finance
commit
for
report.
The
af-
eeil
value
of
the
lot
i
tO0
ami
then-
are
eharves
of
t0t.:m
avaiit!
it.
Sil-n!
.
poller
men
will
tw
Ulalled
al
the
ctirner
of
Si-eomt
AxeniM'
ami
Mellride
Street.
S
ii.
I
Avenue
and
seventh
SI.
and
Tli
i
rd
Avenue
and
Seventh
Slr.-I,
it
wai
decided
by
tlie
cily
eioineil
lut
nil:
III
on
reroiiiiiien-dalinii
of
lite
Honnl
of
W'orkf
ami
police
i'omniiion.
I...N.II
Coiilahle
Alex
Marlic.
full,
unilormed,
made
hi
imlial
aplx-arance
ill
hi
official
rote
on
the
arrival
of
thin
morning's
train
from
the
ljt.
One
of
C.oni;ilin
Martin's
duties
wilt
he
In
lonlrol
and
ilireel
vehicular
anil
pei(irin
traffic
on
the
arrival
and
departure
of
boat
nml
traiu.
Ten.ler
for
rcii'lina
riHijn
literature
for
the
year
lOifi
vvurc
oiH'iicil
iiy
I
lie
city
council
last
nijilit
ami
referred
to
the
finniiee
oinniiili'i-
for
lahulaliou
ami
re-M.rt.
.
V.
Wralhall
suhinit-led
a
rwure
of
1
02
ami
Meltm;
Hro-..
ll..
the
hitler
iiiiotnliim
mil
ineliidiug
"The
tlniwiliau
Monthly,"
and
Hie
Manitoba
Free
Pie--
(mil
1.
Italia,
dallies.
A.
It.
Maedonald,
j-osideiil
df
I
in-
llaeltou
flistriel
for
Hie
jiasl
Iwi'iily
year
and
for
six
or
sever
year-
publisher
of
the
old
Oniin-cca
Miner,
arrived
in
the
city
on
this
morning'
train
ami
will
proceed
south
on
Friday
morning
Iron
iil
for
the
an
Diego
district
where
he
will
in
future
reside.
He
ha
land
there
ami
will
en
gaxe
in
citrus
farming.
.
P.
Tinker
had
a
letter
before
the
city
council
last
night
drawing
attention
to
suitable
ao
eoiituioclalioii
in
the
Federal
lllock
for
the
library
and
reading
room
rmnliineil.
The
communi-calion
wa
filed
for
refeieuce,
the
indicHlioii
being
that
tliero
i
no
serious
intention
of
removing
tin1
institutions
from
their
jires.Mil
locations
for
some
lime
to
come.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
First
United
Sale
March
27.
Church
leister
THE
DAILY
NEWB
PAGE
THREB
I
Rati
for
Cold
Weather
It
is
not
fresh
cold
air
.
which
causes
colds,
it
is
germs
conveyed
to
the
mouth
by
hands.
Lifebuoy
Soap
used
regularly
prevents
colds
by
the
germ-resistant
qualities
of
its
mild
creamy
lather.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
5
DAP
purifies
and
Protects
Lever
Brother!
Limited
Toronto
Son
of
Ireland
Dance,
Huston
Hull,
Minvh
17.
Arthurs
orchestra.
K.
M.
Hayne,
pot-ofiice
in-
itector.
arrived
on
Hie
Princ
llupert
Wii
afterooon
from
ATq
tuna.
Klerlrolynin
for
the
removal
tit
ujerfluou
hair,
warts,
moles
elc.
Scientific
face
massage,
haireuttinv.
Mrs.
plephen.
I'hono.
Hlack
0-5.
If
J.
K.
(onion,
the
Terrace
hotel
man,
ami
Mr.
Cordon
arrived
oil
the
Prince
Hupert
this
afternoon
from
a
holiday
trip
as
far
soutii
a
California
ami
will
proeeco.
to
the
interior
on
tills
evening
train.
i.
F.
Hat!,
Smither
hardwan
man,
who
ha
Ihnmi
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
I'rthce
llupor
tlii
afternoon
ami
will
proceed
to
the
interior
on
this
evening
train.
Mrs.
I.
K.
Murphy
will
sail
fof
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupert
1
ruLay
morning.
Mrs.
Murphy,
who
i
the
wife
of
a
local
CN.lt,
conductor,
will
go
to
Vuucouvec
lilaiul
to
convalesce
from
a
recent
llliiea.
Don't
fall
to
enjoy
a
bit
or
heaven
at
the
Velholme
St.
Patrick's
nislit,
Wednesday,
.March
17.
Heserve
seat
plan
ojten
at
Ormc's
Friday
cu'iiiiitf,
March
12
nt
7
o'clock.
Please
note
the
hour.
39
II.
0.
Olsen,
manager
at
Siiiilli-cr
of
the
Hanson
Tim
Ik.'
r
A
l.uniher,
Co.,
i
a
visitor
in
the
cily
on
business.
He
arrived
from
the
interior
hii
this
morning's
train-und
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel.
I'nlon
freighter
Chitkoot,
Cap'..
C.
II.
Smilli,
arrived
in
port
from
the
south
al
8.30
last
night
and
later
sailed
for
the
.N'aas
Itiver
from
whence
site
will
return
to
Vancouver
direct.
The
Chllkoot
wa
heavily
laden
this
trip
willi
cannery
supplies.
W.
Cnilkshank
of
tin'
C.N.
It.
cily
ticket
office,
who
lm
J,hm
sicnding
a
vacation
tut
a
I
rip
to
llaslern
tianada
ami
the
l.'nlteil
Slates
having
come
back
by
way
of
Vancouver,
where
lie
vijited
hi
parents,
relumed
Jo
the
cily
on
the
J'riuoe
llupert
Ibis
Arting
Mayor
Casey,
reported
to
the
city
council
last
niuht
that,
during
the
week,
Mr.
(inland,
the
reigular
custodian
of
the
city
weigh
scale,
had
been
taken
to
the
hospital
and
that
Mr.
Itoulter
had
been
appointed
temporarily
to
lake
his
place.
The
action
was
approved.
A
polition
signed
by
the
tnilod
Church,
F.
W.
Harl,
Mr.
F.vn
Hill
Sixty
l.O.D.K.
Scotlislilllowal
ami
V.
Hcda
asking
that
a
DaiuV.
March
12,
sidewalk
be
built
undec
the
local
imiirovonienl,'
plan
on
Sixth
Avenue,
belwenn
Filllpn
Street
and.
MulgrnvV
T'lace
was
.
recciv-
jed
by
the
t'lly
council
,
just
night
t.yro
llucdown
Friday,
April
D.laiid
rererieil
to
Uio
'Hftard
of
in
Auditorium.
'Works.
I'll
ice
nrwf
:ilili
AIpt
I:i-,Iiiii
.
lid,
who
went
south
last
week
encoding
prisoners,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Priiue
llupert
lhi
afternoon.
J.
M.
Jlom,
general
fjcighl
agent
for
the
C.N.
II.,
arrived
on
he
l'riiico
llupert
Ihi.i
aflernuoii
rom
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
northern
inspecUon
trip.
,
A.
W.
I.ip"n
of
the
Acme
Im
porter,
who
ha
been
on
an
x
tended
huinc
trip
al
ami
Houtb,
returned
to
the
cily
on
the
I'rliicn
Hupert
this
afternoon.
ii.
A.
Woodland,
local
manager
of
the
Imp'-rial
Oil
Co.,
relumed
to
the
cily
on
llio
Prince
Hupert
thl
afternoon
following
a
1hi-i
tie
trip
to
Ocean
Fall
;uid
other
point
down
the
coast.
v
llcv.
and
Mrs.
Ii.
O.
Turner
re
turned
to
the
city
of
the
I'riim'j
Hupert
tlii
afternoon.
Mrs.
I'urner
has
been
holidaying
in
California
ami
Mr.
Turner
went
south
last
week
to
meet
her.
O.
C.
MacKay,
district
engineer
for
Hie
provincial
department
of
public
works,
returned
to
the
cily
on
this
afternoon's
steamer
after
a
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Delia
Coo
I
a
on
ollicial
dulis.
A.
C.
II.
(icrhardi,
manager
'
the
llniiif
slake
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
which
operates
Hie
Toric
mine
al
Alice
Arm,
is
a
missengei
ilio.ir.l
Hie
Prince
llupert
tlii
ifternooii
on
hi
A.iy
north.
V.
!.
Hamilloii,
formerly
of
Stork's
Hardware
staff
liere
and
now
IravcHlns
for
a
Vnncouver
concern,
arriveil
from
llie
soiiiii
on
the
Prince
Hupert
lliis
afle--
nwou
eiiroule
tti
Anyox
on
bui
nes.
Mis
H.
Me.N'abb,
U.S.,
f-'radualf
of
the
Vancouver
liencral
Hospi
tal,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Itup'-rt
llii
afternoon
fn
in
the
south
(
join
the
graduate
nursing
staff
on
the
Prince
Hupert
(iicrat
Htxpilal.
Dale
Maher,
Tjiiitnl
Slate
vie.i
conul
liere.
who
has
been
on
a
month's
vacation
trip
to
Wash
ington,
New
York
and
other
ixiints
in
the
F-alMii
Slate,
re
I
ii
r
lied
to
the
citv
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
afternoon.
C.
J.
Fletcher,
secretary
o
the
H.C.
Medical
Association,
ar
rived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupert
till
afternoon.
Ib
is
making
the
round
trip
It
Stewart
ami
Anyox
and
will
re
turn
south
Friday
moruitiu.
William
Silerides.
auditor
for
the
Pacific
Mills
al
Ocean
Fall,
arrived
from
the
paper
town
Ihi
afternoon
ami
will
rtv-
main
here
tw
o
or
J
lu
ce
days
on
business,
lie
i
a
brother
of
Thomas
ami
Arthur
Silverside
of
this
cily.
J.
.
Allen,
marine
eiiKtneee
for
The
department
of
fisheries:,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupcrl
this
afternoon
He
i
heir
on
ollicial
duties
in
connection
with
the
retting
ready
of
the
department'
boats
tier
tor
the
season's
activities.
MAYOR
RETURNS
After
having
attended
I
tie
convention
in
Vancouver
of
tin
Western
Canada
Unity
ami
Development
League,
Mayor
Newton
relumed
home
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
afternoon.
NEW
PASTOR
ULERE
-
5
llev.
T.
D.
Himle
or
Laramie,
Wyoming,
who
i
to
take
eliargo
or
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
here,
arrived
in
Hie
cily
on
this
afternoon's
steamer
accompanied
by
Mr
Himle
and
daughter.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST.
On
Horden
SI
reel
or
ehon
ground,
gold
vvris!
wati
li.
S3.00
reward
to
anyone
returning
same
to
855
Horden
Street.
l'lione
Hlack
I
18.
H
'
Ml!!!.!
f
SiMONDS
SAWS
n,o.
Machine
KNives
a
Thy
stay
sharp
longer.
V
IKONS
CANADA
tW
CO.
llMITIO
!l
HQI)V1
T.Q
T.
JOHN.
N
.
FTFlFIp'ir'
S5M
From
Pav
Envelope
to
Dividend
Cheque
laid
by
in
youth
is
worth
double
the
MONEY
savings
cl
middle
age.
Many
a
rich
man
today
bought
the
right
to
his
dividends
with
the
savings
he
made
once
out
of
his
pay
envelope.
Anyone
with
determination
can
do
the
same.
The
mta
who
mv
I
die
man
with
money.
The
Royal
Bank
,
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
NO-MAR
Walnut
FURNITURE
Guaranteed
9-Piece
Dining
Room
Suite--Heaiitil'ul
shaded
ef
feels
on
;
luiffet
fronts
and
chair
backs;
bulbous
leg
and
beaded
j
trimming.
'
$323.00
4-Piece
French
Walnut
Two-tone
Bedroom
Suite
iDrcs-er,
chifftinier.
bow
foot
bed
and
chair.
$203.35
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
One
door
cast
of
Daily
News
Office
;
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
Prospective
r
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
-Timbers.
Dimension,
tilnplap,
Fir
Finish,
Flooring.
V
Joint,
Rustic
and
Hevel
8iduig,
Cedar
uud
Kir
Dual
Lumber,
Fir
and
Coltonvvood
Veneer,
Mouldings,
Shingles.
Kolured
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Lalh,
Oak.
llaitKvuods,
Sash
and
Doors,
Wood
Pipe.
CEMENTS,
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Portland
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Keene's
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bestow
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of
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Plaster
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BRICKS,
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Fire
Hrick,.
Pressed
Hrick.
Agricultural
Tile.
Vitrified
Pipe,
Flue
Lining.
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Nails.
Huilding
Paper.
Tar
Paper,
Riibberoid
Roofings,
Johns.
Manvillc's
Asbestos
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Asphalt,
Asphalt
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Papers,
Sand
and
Gravel.
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for
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&
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LTD.
Phones
116
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117.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
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AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
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Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
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