dne
iday,
April
14,
1920.
-
i
tip
ihuijt
fiiswn
w
i
i
.
i
m
BANK.
AcCOimTS
Large
or
Small
Established
l8l7
1
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
J
750,000.000
Dank
of
Montreal,
which
THE
for
over
a
century
has
been
serving
the
industrial
and
farm
ing
interests
of
Canada
is
equipped
to
handle
large
bank
accounts
and
financial
transactions
of
first
importance.
At
the
same
time,
it
renders
the
fullest
and
most
careful
service
to
smaller
accounts,
which
are
equally
welcome.
"
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
HOSPITAL
:
COTTON
in
I
ll.
?h'.
Special
Price
50o
each
Good
Form
Hair
Nets
-ingle
or
iImiM'
n.
-ii
11.
gnlur
lc
am)
15c.
Special
Price,
4
for
25c
Ormes
Limited
Tli
Itrxall
Slorr
3rd
Avenue
and
0th
Street.
I'm
!
ft
III
M
jjgi-N
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
In
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDEris
aurrui
LUMBER.
Timber.
Dimension.
Sli.'i
Fir
Kni'oli,
Flooring,
V
Joint,
Huslic
ami
Hovel
Hiding,
Cellar
and
Mr
Hoal
Lumber,
Fir
nml
C.ollonwood
Veneer.
Moulding.
Hliuigle.
Ki.liiie.l
Shingle.
I.atli,
Oak.
Hardwoods,
Himh
and
.Doors,
Wood
Pipe.
CEMENTS,
Etc
Portland
(Jenicul.
Kecue
(.cmeiit,
As
belns
Cenieiil.
llimlwnll
Plaster.
IMusler
or
Paris.
Plaster
Himril.
Mine.
Hydrate.!
Lime,
hreclay
BRICKS,
Etc.
Common
Uriek.
Fire
Hriek,
Pressed
Hnck.
Agricnltiinil
Tile,
Vilified
Pipe.
Flue
billing.
MISCELLANEOUS
Null.
Ilnildilig
Paper,
lar
Paper.
Miiliberuid
UmifiiigH.
.lolin.
Mnuville'
Asheslos
Mooring,
Afphall,
Asplmll
llixifing
Paper,
Saml
ami
fii'nvel.
.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
for
your
Kilehen
naugo.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
anc!
117.
i
ii
bbbbbbbbbbbhbhhhhhhhhhhhm
'
Local
and
Personal
lMione'l5.
P.P..
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678
H.C.
Undertaker.
Phone
41
Sneddon's
Taxi
ami
Messenger
Service.
Phone
134.
II
Tlu-
Prince
llimert
Tennis
Club
will
hoM
it
annual
dance
Ji
Friday.
Anril
111
in
the
v.n-
1IOIIIC.
HH
Hyal
Purine
iiridge-whil
drive
ntul
dance,
Wednesday,
April
11,
ai
H.IO
In
lllks'
llnmi.
ArlmU
sion
30c.
87
450
tons
Nanalmo
Welllnaton
Lump
Coal
Juat
arrived.
Albert
&
McCafTery,
Ltd.
Phona
116
and
117.
11
Account
up
to
April
i
total
ling
H3.o:i5..5
ami
including
various
departmental
payroll
wre
paasel
for
payment
at
laf
t
piifhi's
council
meeting.
it
O.
Johnston,
manager
of
fht
crura
Cannery,
in
a
visitor
in
town
today
on
business,
lift
rrpurt
preparation
proceeding
steadily
al
I
in
ernes
h
fur
the
at
last
night'
council
meeting
The
local
improvement
bylaw
providing
for
the
inaltre
grad
ing
of
Miisgrave
Plate
between
r
nut
ana
.-ixiu
Avenues
wa
finally
reconsidered
and
adojited
al
last
night's
eonueil
meetinir,
Thr
roadway
approach
leading
fniiii
Mrllride
Street
and
second
Avenue
In
I
In-
court
house
in
be
ne
resurfaced
and
rolled
by
tin
department
of
public
work
and
ttnl
.ulrr
be
given
a
coating
of
fa
ma.
The
Hoard
of
Work
will
re
port
tothe
city
council
nexl
week
in
connection
with
thr
request
of
local
Slirlner
that
a
civic
arch
of
wclmoie
h
erected
for
the
oc
casion
of
the
bWlroa
of
Ihr
Shrine
eertuiMMrllif
here
next
month.
'
Settlement
on
the
ba-.i
of
jialf
or
UiA
claim
of
Jt;.
pre
rnttl'tiy
ii
Itpyal
.luhilcc
Ho
pilal,
Medina,
for
Ircalinent
titen
J.
HouHrrXtfitjiiaVtty
Va
approtw.1
Jit
the
tity
osipcll
lal
liigui
on
rrcoinintnilUtioM
or
(Ii.
finance
cdifTiiiit
t-.
PcnidK-ilon
Wiii
yraiilcd
by
Uir
city
cotuieJl
tnt
nfalit
to
Ailcen
sicphcti
to
puroliae
Inx
nh
icrliricalr
rfplit"
in
lol
SCI
and
'.'I.
I.i.k
It,
Motion
i,
for
an
oiler
rotcrlRU
Uixf
and
Inlerrnt
Tin
followijijr
tat
tale
rvrlifieaio
riKiil
tvrrr
t0
Mild
lit
t'..
Walker:
lol
i,
bloeli
f3,
Hcrlion
o.
yiuiiJi:
101
11.
iiioflii
:i.
er
lion
&.
I01'.or;
lot
II,
block
3U.
fcclion
!,
77.7ii;
lot
23,
block
36,
eclioii
7i..-3:
lot
31,
Mock
.lit.
eeioiK
3,
$71.53;
lol
SI,
Idoek
30,
soction
5.
'J3.85.
The
Fair
HoanlV
haycd
ball
roniinillec
coniling
of
llert
Morgan,
rliairmaii,
It.
H.
IUmon
and
Howard
l'riizoll
met
last
infill
to
further
perferl
plant
for
the
bip
event
that
will
lake
place
on
April
21.
The
affair
will
!
opened
with
a
(irand
March
fur
winch
the
pipe
band
will
play
Hie
iuumc
and
there
will
aln
be
the
Sro!ti.h
orrlie-Ira.
of
whieh
John
ltrcmncr
will
be
Hie
leader,
to
play
Tor
ijeoU
I:
Mi
dance.
In
addition
to
this
I
here
w
ill
be
a
full
jaw
orches
tra.
It
ha
been
decided
to
give
pi
for
it
llliai'lclon
contest
and
for
the
best
roniic
costume.
A
Few
Doses
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
May
Slip
That
Ciugh
Mr.
Frank
D.
Comma,
TYert
Bata
orat,
XJB.,
write:
"I
tid
a
rerj
bad
cold
and
cough
that
settled
on
tnj
lungs,
and
I
thought
that
I
wouU
neyer
get
rid
of
it.
One
day
a
friend
ipoVe
to
me
about
your
wonderful
remedy,
to
I
sent
and
fot
a
bottle
of
It,
and
after
the
flrat
doae
I
took
I
got
relief,
and
by
the
time
I
had
ilnUhed
the
bottle
I
was
ompletel
rolieved
of
all
my
trouble."
'Dr.
Wood's"
is
pnt
p
edy
by
The
T.
ililbum
Co.,
LimiUd,
Toronto,
0
-1
...
.
.
I..
Mid
lit
Vancouxr,
BO.
DcvdopwIatWarU'i
Foremen
t
SdantiAc
Institute
WlU
.tain,
nim
untodnr.
ad
anlmaia.
5
s.JPjL.
MOTHS!
I
SuudsjuttsLH
txb
l
Yow-Orocfr
grmvggur
Mrs.
WiP
F.
Ilnrwne
sailed
lat
evening
on
(he
Maiden
a
for
Vancouver.
U.N.
It.
steamer
Prince
Reorge,
Capt.
Harry
Xedden.
is
due
in
port
from
Vancouver
and
intermediate
point
at
i
o
clock
UiH
afternoon.
I).
1.
Cameron,
fiherie
over-
neer,
who
sutahn'l
an
injury
in
hi
IrK
recrtitly,
ailrd
lal
night
on
the
(lardcim
for
Vancouver
uu
iick
leave.
'
Daiicin?
Matinee
in
W
e.sltiolim
Theatre
lomorrow
afiernoon
a:
3.IU
p.m.
Air.
11.
i.
i;rew
in
pivfDK
a
pecfal
performance
fur
children.
AdiniIou
:5c.
Adult
50c,
'
Mm.
Hill
llarrincton
and
o,i
who
are
viUiti?
here
with
In
spector
ami
Mr.
A.
K.
Atdaud,
133
Fifth
Avenue
W
csl,
will
continue
their
voyage
to
Wranjsel
on
the
Prince!
Iloyal
on
Monday
next.
Charlo
I.tmliitjiM,
a
fisherman
on
the
Iujrred'
II.
caught
bis
leg
in
the
shaft
or
Uie
ensine
on
the
loat
Sunday
ami
'broke
the
ankle
in
two
places.
He
va
taken
to
the
bo-pilal
for
i
real
men
t
on
ar
rival
here.
Jean
Johnson,
colored,
who
ha
been
coiiunitlcd
for
trial
on
a
charjic
of
keeping
a
disorderly
lioue
at
HIW
Second
Avenue,
will
appear
before
Judpe
Ymmg
in
the
Oninly
t'.ourl
ou
Moinlat
morning
lo
elect.
Sunt
It
A
MalleiPs
tender
of
1I0I.07
for
walerwork
fUpjille
a
accepted
by
the
city
council
Iat
uighl
on
reconiiiinendalion
of
the
Hoard
of
Work.
A
second
bid
from
the
Piince'jlupert
Sup
ply
1:0.
wa
for
lial.l0.
(ioternment
Auct.l
and
M
Norman
A.
Wa'l
and
il.iupliicr
returned
;n
thi.
nioririlis'
traVi
from
Terrace
where
lliey
have
been
peiidiiij'
a
couple
of
wcelo
for
the
benefit
of
Mr.
Wal'
1
1
0
a
1
1
1
w
hich
i
s
now
somewhal
linpnited.
Mis
Joan
West,
who
ha
been
spending
the
Kasler
lioliday
in
the
cily
wilh
her
parents,
lr.
and
Mr.
John
A.
Went.
32t
Fourth
Avenue
West,
reluined
by
lh:
Onrdcna
last
nilit
(o
Vancouver
where
she
will
resume
her
school
studies.
Jlmiloch
Mackenzie.
Lawrcnc?
Uapsijck
and
larrov
I'.asey,
charged
wilh
atteinpled
rape,
were
further
remanded
in
thu
riy
police
court
until
Friday
inorniiiK
lo
allo
(tie
evideucD
in
the
case
lo
be
transcribed
by
the
slenoprapher.
Hail
of
Si,
000
for
eaeli
of
the
accused
was
ro
netyed.
Mackenzie
and.Caey
are
out
on
bail
but
Catis(ik
i
til
in
jail.
.
'
Mi
Annie
Fountain,'
provincial
secretary
for
guUVAtork
of
the
Protectant
ehurclies,
is
a
visilor
in
the
eily
in
"the
eoursd
of
u
tour
of
the
district.
She
anited
from
the
mteriorion
tbi
niorniiig,
train
and
will
proceed
south
on
tlio
seacnier
?
Princo
George
Friday
morning,
Tonight
Miss
Fountain
will
bv
the
guestl
of
honor
r
BARGAIN
SALE
OF
CITY
LOTS
Council
Decides
to
Withdraw
all
Properties
Untll
Next
October
The
cily
will
hold
a
bargain
sale
of
retcrlcd
lot
during
the
mouth
of
October
and,
for
tin;
remainder
of
the
year,
lax
alo
lot
will
be
withdrawn
from
the
market
unless
oilers
are
made
for
thciii
eipial
to
or
exceeding
the
assessed
value.
This
will
be
the
effect
of
the
following
re
commendation
that
was
pre
sented
lo
the
council
last
ni?h(
by
tlie
finance
committee'
and
adopted.
"Your
finance
cduiinitiee
re
commend
thai
all
reverted
pro
perty
from
this
dale
be.
withdrawn
from
(lie
market
until
October
I,
llli'C,
when
a
list
of
all
revelled
property
al
(hat
lime
will
be
prepared
and
advertised
in
sonie
manner
agreed
upon
by
the
council
and
tender
will
(lien
be
received
for
the
period
of
thirty
days
for
the
consideration
if
the
council
when
all
proper-
lie
will
again
be
withdrawn
until
October
I
of
the
following
year,
always
provided
(hat
(he
council
will
consider
al
any
time
the
application
of
any
one
offer
ing
tlie
assessed
value
or
over
for
any'
of
said
properly,
(hiy
resolution
(o
have
no
bearing
on
applications
now
on
file
with
the
cily
clerk."
Aid.
liascy,
chairman
of
the
finance
committee,
said
that
ih
scheme1
recommenced
wa
01
an
experimental
nature-
designed
to!
meet
as
fully
as
possiide
the
requirements
of
both
properly
seekers
and
present
holders.
The
recommendation
had
the
endorsement
of
Cily
Solicitor
Jones.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
IN
METROPOLE
HALL
A
crowd
of
150
persons
attended
an
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
which
was
held
last
night
in
the
Metropole
Hall
by
Mi,.
f.mlie
iif
Hie
Mno,1ip:,i-t
I.e.
2ion.
I'liere
were
cei.itecn
tables
of
whist
and
prize
w
inners,
were:
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
James!
Sturgeon;
second,
Mrs.
H.
Schu-I
ImtI;
consolation.
Miss
C
Zarclli
Met
i'm
first,
John
Hcsmulles;
second,
C.
It.
lliggarl;
cousola
lion.
A.
Oluiesong.
After
cards.
refreshments
were
served
and
(lancing
followed,
music
being
furnished
Arthur's
Orchestra.
Joe
Slatfgard
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
the
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
Field,
convener.
Mrs.
P.
.J.
ItyaiT,
al
tho
door.
Mrs.
I'.
Herry
and
Mr.
J.
Hatchford.
PLAYGROUND
FUND
GETS
$144
FROM
PLAYERS'
CLUB
-
The
Gyro
Club
ha
received
from
the
prince
Ituperl
Player'
Club
a
check
for
StU.50
being
the
proceed
from
the
play
"Weddins
Hells''
recently
put
on
by
tlie
players'
Club.
The
money
ha
been
placed
in
the
Gyro
Club's
.playground
account.
ASK
CLEARING
HOUSE
FOR
MENTAL
HOSPITAL
VAN'COLVHH,
April
II.
-Witnesses
ye.sierday
before
the
menial
hygiene
commission
advocated
the
establishment
under
oti'i'iiment
control
of
a
psycho-1
pallnc
liospilal
for
the
care
or
all
cases
of
mental
disease
as
discovered
ami
to
acl
as
a
clear
In?
house
for
I
he
mental
hospi
tal.
x
TO
THE
PUBLIC-
In
introducing
Mr.
Holhwell,
who
is
looking
after
my
bui-
nes,
I
would
ask,
while
out
of
the
city,
to
site
him
the
same
co-operation
as
I
have
received.
I
can
thank
the
generosity
of
Hie
officials
and
the
public
generally
for
the
success
f
have
inada
,
vv.
1;
iMiice.
I
came
o
prince
liupcr'..
'
aUatdinrjor
heing
given
L.
,,
..,.,
,x
by
the.
IW.I.T.
ortfid
t
nlted
I.,1
"
....
t
........
.
.'.
.
..i.
7t.
(.lllinii
iliui
lumuiriMv
niiu
will
ibe
the
guesl
at
a
slniilar
fuin'-I
lion
lo
be
given
by
Hie
Preb
lerian
C.G.I.T.
Afler
suitiier
to-
.
morrow
night,
there
will
be
a
ipublie
mecliiiig
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
lo
which
all
girl
of.
Hie
eily
with
their
parents!
and
friend
will
be
uni
ed.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eaied
by
SANTAL
IMIDY
Be
aure
to
gel
the
Genuine
Look
for
the
wcrd
"MIDY"
sold
by
all
0i'UIl.rU
r
;4
TheWfcrld
Moves
on
limes
and
Methods
Change
-
'Ine
newest
and
btway
to
wash
clothes
v-;-..
if
ANNOUNCEMENTS
19
Hoy-aJ
Purple
bridge,
whist
dri
and
dance,
F.Iks'
Home,
April
It.
Lutheran
Women'
Aid
Spring
Sale,
April
15,
at
616
Sixth
Ave
West.
Tennis
Club
April
16.
Cat
hollo
April
17.
Pall,
F.Iks'
Home.
adijjV
Spring
.''
Anglican
Concfcrl,
Hall,
April
'-'0.
Sale,
Cathedra!
Presbyterian.
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Spring
Sale,
April
2k
Fair
JJaysecjl
Dane,
Wednesday,
April
J2l.
HidlW'
ilonie
Bazaar
May
-0.
III!
PAGE
THRE1
M
l
NO-llll
RUBBING
Yovl
simply
soan
me
clothes
a
couple
of
hours,
or
as
long
as
ljou
like.
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hang
out
and
that's
all.
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and
Train
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S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
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PRINCE
CHARLES
will
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
tuleruiedlate
point
FRIDAYS
and
MONOAYS
al
9.00
cm.
lor
STEWART
IIHl
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAYS,
SATURDAYS,
1000
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
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for
VANCOUVER
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY
It
8
p.m.
Tor
PRINCE
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EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
alt
point
Eastern
Ciii.iiU,
lulled
Stales.
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ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
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Ticket
Olflci,
S2S
Third
Af.,
Prlnc
Rupert.
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260
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Pacific
Railway
B.
G.
Coast
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from
Prince
Rupert
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ti
SEATTU
FIVE
PER
CENT.
INTEREST
The
city's
next
debenture
issue
will
lear
five
per
cent,
interest.
it
was
decided
by
the
city
coune;'
last
nit
lit
on
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee.
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Campbell
Rler,
and
Vanceueee
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Saturday
11
a.m.
Afency
for
all
Steamahlp
Llnee.
Full
Inlormatlon
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Oeaeral
AaenC
Oerner
ef
4th
Street
and
3rd
Aeenue,
Prince
Rupert.
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Coats,
Tweed
Suits
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COATS
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SPORT
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night.
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to
please.
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423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
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687,.
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238,
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