turdar,
Maf
8,
1920.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wlr
PAQE
THRE1
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and
Personal
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1
Send
for
these
Abbase
Booklets
IMione
15.
P.n.
Coal
Co.
If
i
Arthur's
Taxi.
I'lione
678.
tf
A
Balance
In
the
Bank
'"THE
allowance
of
the
1
wife,
or
the
salary
of
the
bus
iness
girl,
will
last
longer
and
go
farther
if
paid
into
the
Dank
and
withdrawn
only
as
required.
The
temptation
to
spend
for
unnecessary
things
will
be
less,
and
the
balance
to
carry
forward
each
month
will
be
greater.
LadUl
will
rtciht
rourftoHf,
htlflul
attmtitn
from
tur
Stall.
r
TheRpyal
Bank
,
of
Canada
I
Pi
Rupert
Branch
F
E.
UoSertson,
Manager
.earn
to
(lake
Pretty
J,
Crystalline
'
jflpBU
hades
The
most
luri(iuliiig
work
imaginable.
K.i-ily
done.
T
wmiiriui
neyomi
couiiiare.
he
our
window
TEI
H'l'i'
"i"UJ,
Mips
Kolimff
wil
1
pleaded
lo
ex-
ut,
Inttructions
free;
also
In
making
Paper
Flowers,
rors,
Costumes,
etc',
every
Tuesday
and
Friday
afternoon
im
1
to
6
p.m.
fishermen's
Supplies
kFISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
ipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McDride
St.
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
34
P.O.
Box
106
iiono
Simmon
.Steel
llrds.
Spring.
'"'I
ternioor
Mal-1vr.
in
every
room.
f
52
Iloonis,
Hot
mid
Hold
AVul
it,
Italhs
and
Showers.
loam
Healed,
Klei-Irk
Mght.
mm
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
..
rnmci
QCORQS.
tint
FRINCI
CHARLES
Will
Ui-
PRINC6'
nurmi
IfANCOUVM.
VICTORIA,
SCATTIK
Mini
Inlt
rtllOlllal
petal
FRlbAYS
mid
DAYS
M
e
.m.
;
S.
Ml:..
.
1-
ijtfi.A'l-
i
iMinnr
mill
KNTOX
WKDNISDATS,
ATUHBT,lu.uu
p.m.
Ir..r
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PRINCt
JOHN
furillglilly
tor
VANCOUVER
IJ
QUIEN
CHARLOTTE
ASSENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRIMCE
RUPERT
ilillly
i'iril
MM'IV
p
.lll.
h,f
PRINCE
QEOROE,
EDMONTON,
VVINNIPEO,
all
llll9
ttUftiTII
,
I'iiIIpiI
SU,
Agtnei
ll
Oeinn
SUamihlp
Lliut.
'ft
Ctiuulun
miIoimi
f'.i'fi,
tor
Mnm-y
orilrrn,
Kmi-nm
OIumihm,
ric,
r
your
nrt
1
FliiMicrit.
Cll
Tkkti
Offlct,
B2S
Third
Am.,
Prlne
Ruptrt.
Phon
260.
li.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41.
'.;.
.qrfttal
Firelighters,
8
Jo:
tVM,
'
Hyde
Transfer,
i'iidne
580
If
John
Thonmson
wan
fined
$2.'.
wllh
(lie
option
of
thirty
'day'
irilltrj
-oilllKMll.
In
(ho
cllv
noliec
court
this
morning
for
drunk-
nnes.
A)f
S.
Caiiieroii,,.fiflicris
over
seer,
relumed
to
HlW'-cliy'-oi.
Ihe
Calala
yes
ten
av
afternoon
after
having
spent
sick-leave
in
Vancouver.
Minn
Xada
Johnstone
and
Miss
Dorothy
Creech
sailed
yesterday
afternoon,
on
Hie
I'rlnco
Aeorge
tor
vaijcouVcr.
Uolh
are
on
holiday
I
rip'.
Coastwise
Sfeamshfn
&
Harm
Co.'
small
freiKlilcr
Marmion.
Capt.
Cameron,
in
due
at
the
dry
thick
on
Monday
(n
have
a
dum-aged
plate
replaced.
J.
V.
Ingram,
CN.lt.
Inspector'
of
transportation,
who
has
beeu
in
the
oily
for
Ihe
past
couple
of
day
on
official
duties,
re
turn
hy
thin
uflernoon
(rain
to
din
tifadiiuartcrx
in
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
A.
S.
Paul
nml
family
returned
to
(he
rity
on
the
Calala
ypflerday
afforuonii
from
Victoria
when:
Mr.
Paul
ha.s
.hen
for
(he
past
H'eril
iivk
rereivintf
(refitment
for
war
iujurip.
Dale
V.
Maher,
who
i
heing
Irantferreil
from
lliin
city
to
Cilrutla
In
the
L'nited
Stale
iMiiular
ervie,
sailed
for
the
hoiith
on
(he
Prince
Oeorpe
ye-
ienJay
uflernoon.
Mr.,
Mahcr
,U
lo
W
MH-eetHled
at
Ihe
iocitil
oon
!ulate
by
John
P.
Dermotl
who
wilt
n-acli
(Me
eily
shortly.
Jack
ilarunley,
local
aont
for
the
I
iiiou
Steamship
Co.,
re
luriif.l
on
the
Catala
yesterday
jlcinonn
following
a
hunineu1
t
rip
lo
Vancouvfr.
V.
D.
Nealon
from
the
Vancouver
offiee,
whr
ha-
Ihtii
relu'vitift
ln-re
diirii'st
il.-.
HarnleyV
ahpnrc,
will
re
(urn
Miiitli
bv
the
Oardifna
at
llic
fir
of
the
week
after
niakr
in?
I
lie
round
trip
lo
Slcwar1.
anil
Anyox.
l'riiiieial
lUn?lallc
ltobert
iiili-on
of
Port
K.sington
patled
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
(icorge
for
Vancouver
having
in
his
ruKtody
Neil
Hruce
who
will
serve
two
years
in
Sew
Westminster
penitentiary
for
having
assualted
City
Police
Constable
Hugh
Mcljtinchy;
Inward
llcarn,
will
do
six
months
at
okalla
Tor
nhstruciiug
an
officer;
John
A.
McLean
of
Hum
Lake,
sentenced
(o
six.
month
for
theft,
and
Swan
Nelson,
also
of
Hums
Lake,
who
is
to
serve
I
lire
months
for
intoxication.
ECONOMY
Champion
X
contribute
frcatly
to
the
economical
maintenance
of
Ford
cart
became
they
coat
lraanJrenderbetterer-ice.Re.
place
J
once
a
vcar
they
keep
the
Fordcrtglneatperformanccprak,
and
actually
aave
In
gai
an
J
oil
uied.
Champion
haa
been
atan
J.
ard
Ford
equipment
for
1
5
year.
Champion
Dependable
for
Every
Engine
A
Canadian-matle
Product
440
Wlndaor.
Ont.
Cham
h
ion
X
.4
exclusively
for
ff
,
Forda-packed
IftllP
In
the
Red
Dox
OU
Phone
58S.
Olier
l!ener
xaih-d
by
Ih.i
r.a'ala
Ihi
rnotln
fur
Vancouver
on
a
buifnofs
trip.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Koherl
Krskim
of
Digby
Island
an-
sailing:
ll'i
afternoon
on
Hie
Princess
Heat-
rice
for
Victoria.
W.
Laing
sailed
for
Ocean
Kails
yesterday
afternoon
aboard
the
Prince
Ueorge
eimuilu
to
hh
heail(iiarlers
at
Vic-laria.
4
Hubert
Parry
of
the
C.N'.it.
general
superiiitetnlcnf
s
ae
counting
dcpartmcnCsallcd
yes-
lerday
afternoon
oit;
ihe
Print
(ieorge
hound
for
California
on
a
two
mouth's
holiday
trip.
The
power
boat
I'uehciia,
Cipi.
Paul
Armour,
sailed
at
i)
o'clock
last
night
for
Hyder
having
on
hoard
about
ten
members
or
thu
local
Jlooso
I.
o.l
a
e
who
Will
par
tlcipate
in
festivities
wllh
llrj
Hyder
Lodge
tonight.
The
party-is
expected
to
tutufitv
lu
Hie
city
'Sunday
night.
i:.X.H.
steamer
Pffnce
Charles.
Capl.
.Veil
.McLean,
from
Van
couver
and
way-poets
ts
due
to
arrive
on
lime
a(
Ou
clock
(hi
afternoon.
The
trjw'n
for
the
Kast
i
being
held
pending
die
arrival
of.
the
boat
and
will
leae
al
3.30.
Tluf
tr.ain
from
(he
Kast
is
due
to
arrive
on
time
at
3.30.
.
John
V.
Allen,
superinleinleii
engineer
for
the
department
of
fisheries
returned
(o
the
city
on
the
patrol
boat
lUvidls
yesterday
arternoon
foihiwingaten
day
Iri.o
along
ihe.oas1fc)in
ltivers
Inlet
ii.spefilj"
1
;''li;Sl
that
will
biHised
iif
piilVol
"diitv
this
season.
Mr.
Allen
i.s
con
ducting
similar
inspections
hero
today.
CARD-
OF
thanks
The
Trustees
of.
Iho
Jlidley
Homo
most
warmly
i
thank
all
friends'
vho
eontribuled
either
by
gifts
or
services
in
making
the
bazaar
such
a
success.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WOMAN
wants
work,
any
kind,
by
the
day
or
hour,
Phone.
Hod
170.
1
ssriil
I
ill
III
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I
t
I
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ll
J
I'
Mill
I
I
m
K
VaaV
I
HTHEY
are
fairly
teeming
with
suggestions
for
beautifying
your
home.
Our
free
stencil
catalogue
is
full
of
practical
helps
and
ideas
for
wall
preparation
and
treatment
showing
how
easy,
simple
and
economical
it
is
to
make
every
room
permanently
artistic
and
beautiful
with
Alabastine.
And
our
free
booklet
"Homes
Healthful
and
Beautiful"
is
equally
interesting,
illustrating
the
witching
harmony
of
Alabastine
tints.
Alabastine
is
the
only
sanitary
water
color
wall
'coating
better
and
much
less
expensive
than
paint
or
wallpaper.
Beware
of
substitutes.
The
AUbattine
Co.
Paris,
Limited
Paris,
Ont
T
Church
Notices
i
Presbyterian
Church
Mornin-'
service
at
II
o'clock.
.Sunday
School
at
12.30.
llven-iiij
service
at
7-0.
Preacher,
llcv.
Cha.
J.
Cameron,
M.A..
Ph.D.
Solo
bv
Mis
Advant
"i
Mr.
and
Mr..
H.
Clifton
ansi-..,,..
jlmi
mv
I1imIp.mi.it
livpili.-
sailing
on
the
Princess
Heatric.!
ji)el
,y
.,..
iarlow
and
John
ins
anewHHiii
lor
.ieri
iay.
K.
,avery:
"I
waited
for
lb-
limit
forget
Pythian
Anniversary
on
Monday,
in
llorton
Hall
at
8
Admission
30.
Stslers
May
8,
o'clock.
l.ortl."
Christian
Scienco
Society
Service
every
Sunday
morning
at
II
o'clock
in
Ihe
Hays'
block,
213
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday,
"Adam
ami
fallen
man."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
al
8
o'clock.
Salvation
Army
Hemember
Mother!
StalT-Gaptatii
Carriitliers
assisted
by
Kns.
Fred
Dorin
and
Ens.
Marv
Dorin
will
have
charge
of
service
this
week
end.
Saturday
al
8.15.
Praise.
Sunday
at
II
and
7.30
p.m.
Special
Mothers'
Day-services.
Sunday
School
at
2.3G.
Your
children
would
enjoy
and
be
helped.
Make
an
elforl
to
come.
Hring
your
friends.
A
welcome
awaits
you
at
the
Army.
Baptist
Church
Mother'
Day
Service
al
II
o'clock.
Subject,
"The
Whiie
Carnation."
Our
mothers
loved
(lie
morning
service
ami
it
is
tin
most
convenient
service
of
lb-
day
for
all
to
attend
in
her
honor
or
for
tier
memory.
Sun
day
School
at
12.30.
Kvenin
worship
at
7.30.
Subject:
"The
Seven
Stars."
A
service
dial
wil'
Interest
you
and
to
which
you
are
cordially
invited
to
tiring
your
mends.
Lutheran
Church
St.
Paul's
English
Lutheran
Church,
Metropole
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
Hev.
Thos.
1).
Hindu
pastor.
Morning
service
at
1
1
o'i
!oJk.
Sermon
theme,
"Ar
you
a
Sunday
Christian?"
Sun
day
School
at
12
noon.
Luther
League
at
0.30.
Evening
service
nt
7.30.
A
Mothers'
Day
.mes
sage.
Special
music.
Everyone
cordially
invited.
'
First
United
Church
Pastor,
llcv.
iieo.
i.
llacker.j
Deurones,
Miss
Isabel
Haddock
Choir
leader,
J.
S.
Wilson.
Or.
ganist.
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
Morn
ing
service
al
II
o'clock,
will
be!
conducted
by
the
Canadian
Girls
in
Training.
Solos
and
special
inttsir
by
members
of
the
0
iris'
J
Choir.
Sunday
School
ul
2.30.
.This
will
he
an
open
session,
a
feature
of
which
wiu
be
a
dageanl
by
the
Canadian
Girls
in
Training.
Evening
service
al
.10.
Speaker,
Hev.
Victor
1(.
Sansum.
soloist,
J.
.
iison.
Quartette
by
Mrs.
"Howard,
Mrs.
Ilo.lgcrs,
Messrs.
Howard
and
Wilson.
You
will
enjoy
thl
music.
Subscribe
to
'ihe
.
Daily
News.
1
Alabastine
Modern
houe
room
and
hath.
for
renl;
f
i
Munro
Uroji.
A
year's
hiibcriplion
lo
the
Edmonton
liiillelin
fur
52.00-,
K
CHURGtSHOT
or
COL
:
Timely
Suggestions
Sulphur
ami
Molasses,
ready
mixed
,
35c
ltcxall
Sarsuparilla
Compound,
Spring
Tonic
$1.00
Water
tilass
for
Preserving
Kggs,
2
lb.
tin
25c
Hal
Dye,
all
colors
25c
Chloride
of
Lime
Disinfectant,
lb.
tin
20c
Molh
Halls,
lb
25c
Hexall
Cellar
Naphthaline
Flakes,
pkge
:
25c
EASTMAN
FILMS
KODAKS
AMATEUR
FINISHING
fiaiioiigs
Olemvood
Chocolates
Hi.
.-We
5
Hi.
Hox
$2.i
ORIS
LTD.
Rexal
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
DEMAND
I'iiiainls
Lilas
de
France
$1.00
l'iiiauil
Kan
de
(J
it
in
i
tie
lg.
$1.35
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
psh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
iL
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"I
see
trouble"
says
lite
forlune-leller,
looking
iutu
the
washtub.
Hut
nobody
lieeds
a
forlune-leller
to
know
that
wash-tubs
and
trouble
go
hand
in
baud.
What
you
want
is
a
good
fortune-teller
to
tell
about
our
Thrif-T-serviee.
It
costs
very1
little
per
pound,
but
Jl
sends
off
every
washtub
trouble
thai
ever
existed.)
You'll
find
it
a
good
luck
charm
thai
works
every
week
in
the
year.
'
Thrif-T-Service
ifict
rv
IF
W
tBoTa
pound,
1c
per
piece
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
Ironed
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8