cut
IVtnce
Rupert
Dranch
Free
Lessons!
LADIES.
Learn
to
make
the
latest
yet
in
home
decorations
Crystaline
Lamp
Shades
We
will
show
you
how
absolutely
without
charge
Reduction
SALE
50
.
DISCOUNT
Ml
.ill
Wml'-r
ll.it-
and
Suit-.
'
33
and
1-3
DISCOUNT
i
O'.it.
SilK
In.
---.
i.irgr
-izc,
Hliii-i-
and'
iiiil!
ii
Ilo'K'i
v
25
.
DISCOUNT
t
'lerwear.
Knitted
SuiN.
Sweater.
Oloves,
Woollen
IliT-u-s,
Skirts
HuinrouK
Sinker-.
Gor-els,
IlrAssierog
20',
DISCOUNT
on
Silk
)re--e-.
Silk
Sianes.
Silk
Tics
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
Progress
business
principles
SOUND
and
a
policy
of
gradual
expansion
have
marked
the
steady
growth
ol
this
Dank
for
over
fifty
years.
Today,
one
of
the
largest
and
strongest
banks
in
the
world,
it
serves"
every
phase
710
Second
Avenue
of
business
and
private
life
at
home,
and
is
taking
a
leading
part
in
the
expansion
of
trade
in
foreign
markets.
The
Royal
Bank
ot
Canada
i
E.
Robertson,
Manager
P.O.
Box
327
WE
SELL
ONLY
ONE
COAL
The
Best!
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
(Deep
Scam)
tin
luarlo
"l
wIhti'vit
tiM'd.
Our
double
Miveiied
coal
unsure
111
ll
1111(1
l
ll()!t
(MOIKMllH
111.
Our-
Nniiiliiiir-Wellington
Nul
Oal
the
best
Kiliheii
Uiutgt'
fuel
obtainable.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
110
and
117
Loggers!
Loggers!
Wo
l(ftt'
lln
only
otiinpltfle
tock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
I'-uts
iii
llic
North,
bundle
buRging
Cable,
Axes,
I't'ir
ie..
Saw?,
anil
general
(lamp
Kii'.iipinent.
Il
will
pay
you
to
see
os
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
I
,nlay
February
0,
1020.
TUB
DAILY
'
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Br
Local
and
.Personal
1'lione
15.
AHhur's.
Taxi
U.fi.r
Undertakers.
r,.,
.
..
i
CjhnierbirV
I
ance
Phone
177,
l'.ll.
Goal
Co.
l'hoiie
078.
Pbone
41.
Orchestra.
If
Artli(frVA.Ufer
Store,
Street.
I'hono
078.
Sixf
:
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi:
Phone
134.
tf
Wesibnlme,
Jlonilay,
Tuesday
.nul
Wednesday,
Charlie
Chaplin
in
hi
latent
super-comedy
"Tim
Mold
lliuh
"
Mr.
v.
I'ishcr
leave
oil
toniplitv
tin
in
for
'J'errare
wheiv
hh
will
upetiil
a
week
as
the
iruest
of
Mr.
IScor-'e
I.ittte.
C.l'.lt.
-learner
I'rineess
Ueat-
rtee,
l,apl.
T.
CluTe,
arrived
at
0.:io
llii
mornim;
from
Vancouver
ami
wjynorlg
ami
mailed
at
It
o'clock
on
tier
return
south.
Tin-
II..
I..
Johnson-Walton
in.
r
fr-irflit
niulurUii
l.illeliorn
wlii'di
Yeenil)-
arrived
on
thi-
ci.a.i
ftoin
the
(iid
Country.
i
nil
a
two
months'
coal
car-
miiii;
Arvie
between
Nauaim
ml
Ofan
Paths
l.
Stork
appealed
In
Uie
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
under
the
Motor
Nehicle
Act
of
park
i
ox
hi
car
on
the
tvroiiK
side
of
Hie
otreel.
lie
was
released
after
the
magistrate
had
Kiven
inni
a
caution.
It.
K.
Allen,
manager
of
the
lliiyul
Mills
at
llaimall.
I
a
business
visitor
in
the
city,
lb
arrived
yentnlay
morning
ami
will
iciyrn
!
the
interior
tonight.
Mrs.
Allen
i
reiuaiuintr
logger
veiling
wiin
ner
daughter,
.Mrs.
i.
A.
McMillan.
The
"old
reliable"
Union
-learner
Caniosun
Will
arrive
in
inrt
tomorrow
afternoon
in
plac
f
the
trdena,
taking
IIm
Prince
Itupert
-Anyx-S!warl
.service
for
two
weeks
while
the
latter
vessel
iimlerxninii
annual
overhaul
od
iuajtrcttou
in
.North
Yanrou-
K
V
It.
learner
Prince
;hh.
i.
.!!!.
Veil
McLean,
northbound
''
in.
Vancouver
via
the
(Juern
r.lmrliii
!e
l-lands.
i
at
Skide-Kale
at
3
o'clock
this
iiiorniiir
and
i
expected
to
arrive
here
-ome
lime
tomorrow
aflerntMtn
or
evening.
The
vessel
ill
re
:um
south
over
the
same
rwule
as
foion
as
possible
after
arrival.
t
At
Hie
Hoard
of
Trade
nieetniK
last
ntghl
(llnf
Hanson,
the
new
(resident,
thanked
the
board
for
Hie
coufidi-nee
shown
in
tiim
by
elect
inu
him
to
the
position.
Tin-
was
Hie
first
meeting-
over
which
he
presided
ami
he
wvidd
do
tin
ln'-l
he
could
lo
forward
Hie
in-tercsl
of
the
city
through
Hie
oi
uamcation.
i.tiaries
Mewnri,
who
Has
a
fortune
of
850.000
in
a,
local
n.ink
which,
however,
f
control-
d
by
a
Irtislce.
appeared
in
the
itv
police
court
(Ins
morniii?
on
a
inarue
or
vagrancy
and
was
riMiiainieil
tint
1
1
Monday
nioniiiip.
The
police
s'ote
Dial
SlewHrl
has
maile
a
genera!
nuisance
of
himself
ami
the
tnasrislrale
stall
d
that
it
was
In-
opinion
that
ao-i
ii-iil
should
he
placed
in
some
in-tilulioii.,
Slewarl
on
several
occasions
has
fallen
into
llm
hands
of
the
nolice
and
has
ser-ed
lime
in
the
lock-up.
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Men's
Il,iii(in'l.
I
nited
Chuivti,
Thursday,
February
II.
C.N.H.
Kmployes
second
annual
ball
in
Auditorium
Friday,
February
12.
High
School
Dance,
F.Iks'
Home,
February
20.
slhidiue
Theatre,
Mareti
'
and
.'t,
Prineo
Itupert
IMnyer
Cluli
presents
a
new
joyous
comedy
"Wedding
Hells."
Croup
Can
kt
hcVtd
In
II
minuttt
hr
fubblac
llirnl
i
ch,,
with
Vlck.U,,ll(llm
IMtlrttimenl
ntntlly
itrtl
UM
attwk.
HEALTH
RESTORED
"FBUIT-A-TIVES"
OVERCOME
STOMACH
AND
LIVER
TROUBLE
Ep
,
I
.1
BSMfcBSSsa.
I
I
Mas.
ALBERT
LAFIXUR
V
"I
or
three
years
I
suffered
with
bilioiihncM,
liver
and
stomuh
trouble
and
I
had
severe
pains
and
a
choking
feeling
at
times.
Sinre
taking
"Fruit-a-tires"
I
have
been
completely
relieved
of
these
troubles.
I
can
faithfully
mourn
end
"Fmit-a-tives
to
any
one
suf
firing
from
liver
and
stomach
trouble,
as
I
was."
Mrs.
Albert
LaHeur,
Labellc,
(Co.
Labelle),
Que.
"Fruil-a-tives"
are
so
wonderfully
helpful
in
Liver
and
Stomach
troub'e
because
they
are
purely
a
natural
remedy
made
from
intensified
juices
of
fresh
orarjres,
app'es,
prunes
and
figs,
combined
with
tonics.
"Fruit-a-thes"
sweeten
the
Momarh,
rrtulate
the
liver,
bowp!s
and
kidneys,
and
purify
the
digestive
juices
so
that
Indigestion
and
Con-rtipition
are
quickly
corrected.
25c
and
50c
at
all
dealers.
'
Arthur
s
orchestra.
Phone
C76
t'
Mimeographing
circulars,
els.
Miss
Johnstone.
Phone
387.
If
Hi-a
mil
ii
avian
Dance
tonight
In
Boston
Hall.
I.itnUcih'
"
K.
Iloiriin
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Ilea
trice
for
Vancouver.
Latest
spring
Ladies,
Ujiiver
New
York
style
in
dresses
just
arrived
we
invite
your
iu-iiection
at
Trading
Co.
'
31
tat
Mrs.
Iavid
Ho--
ami
fnmily.
who
have
been
visiting
in
Portland.
Oregon,
re1
iii
tied
lo
the
eitv
(iv
Hie
Princess
Heat
ru
e
this
Norning.
Women
of
M'HXchearl
Legion
nlnst
drite
ami
dance
in
tin-
Mel
ropole
Hall
on
Tuesday.
February
!.
at
X-'IO
urouiol.
Six
uriies.
5.no
sold
pjeee
to
the
holder
o
the
Uieky
ticket,
(ientieinen
75c.
Ladies
50c.
32
J.
U.
Sheridan,
who
has
bcii
visit
fug
the
dislricl
investigat
ing
the
possihiliiii-.
of
cedar
log
exporting,
returned
from
the
in
terior
on
yesterday
morning's
train
ami
will
sail
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
by
the
steamer
Calala
this
afternoon.
tilor
Hanson
returned
on
the,
Catala
last
ninhl
from
a
brief
business
Aisit
lo
Vancouver
and
victoria.
He
will
prKteed
to
the
interior
on
Monday
night
to
make
another
visit
to
his
limber
in-teresln
before
embarking
with
Mrs.
Hanson
on
n
trip
to
South
America.
Albert
.Sandstroiu,
Lockepor:
logger,
wlio
was
injured
la;
week
and
on
account
of
whose
condition
Kdgar
Phmtiuy.
another
bigger,
is
in
jail
hern
awaiting
trial
on
n
charge
of
wounding,
will
arrive
in
the
oily
on
llm
Prince
Charles
Uuuorrow
for
hospital
treatment.
o
will
bo
brought
here
by
Dr.
Tmynor
of
Logan
Inlet.
A
1c!Ut
was
received
by
the
Hoard
or
Trade
la-C
tiighl,
from
the
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
slating
that
the
policy
of
the
department
in
regard
to
tli'o
disposal
of
Japanese
licenses
in
the
salmon
fisheries
could
nol
lie
ehausred.
An
ell'orl
was
being
utade
to
confine
the
fisheries
lo
'while
rnshlonls
ami
Indians.
Tho
i
letter
whs
filed.
i
The
ruse
of
Wdlltim'
Oram.
i
cliarged.
with
theft
jogging
nt
IViofllt
'iiipnieu,"l
rnun
iln
Whaten
Pulp
"
O
Paper
Co.
al
swaiisou'.Hay,
who;
f
csl
elected
for
lurv.
trial
hut!
;
V
luis
wince
re-eler.t
'd
foc
Spi'Cdy
I
'rial.
Will
he
piu,,,.dcil
with
ml
'Hie
t'.ouul.v
t:oui!
hrtyrq
.ludige'
!
Young
on
Monday.
Tho
accused:
in
d
wiluesses
in
Hie
case
arrived
i
;tic
i-itj
uiw
nif.
uuij5.
V
lengthy
letim-
wn
read
at'
the
Hoard
of
Trad..'
meeting
las:
instil
explaining
why
the
passen-Ri
r
tourist
rates
were
set
the
way
I
hey
now
stand.
Il
was
decided
to
take
the
matter
up
further
thi-uiuh
the
Trade
and
Coni-iiien'o
committee.
Home
of
the
member
in
discussing
it
declared
it
was
all
camouflage.
Hi-porting
on
hi
recent
visit
to
Victoria,
president
Hanson
of
llo
Hoard
of
Trade
slated
at
the
ni.
clinx
last
night
that
Mr.
Pat-
uili.
Ur.
Sutherland
and
Mr.
Philip
had
slated
they
would
X
ahead
with
Hie
mad
to
(iallo-way
Itnpid
a
soon
as
I
he
up-propriation
were
made,
hut
just
liow
the
work
would
he
carried
out
say.
I
hey
were
not
prepared
to
The
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night
referred
to
the
entertainment
committee
a
proposal
thai
Hm
Board
should
entertain
the
members
of
aii
insurance
excursion
parly
coming
this
way
about
March
'Z2.
They
were
scheduled
to
tie
in
the
city
only
two
hours
and
the
member-
of
the
Hoard
expressed
some
reluctance
a:
dn!iijr
anyllwng
under
Ihu-c
con-
Ul!
miis.
Church
Notices
First
United
Church
Ihiriug
street
repairs,
eonie
tt
Hie
Catholic
Church
corner
ami
use
our
'
basement
entrance
Morning
service
al
II
o'clock.
Senium
topic:
"A
tfi-eal
man
with
n
great
slogan."
Sunday
scliool
at
?..'0
p.m.
Kveinug
service
al
7..'to.
Sermon
Ionic:
'
The
awaken
ing
of
conscience."
llev.
(.
(i
Hacker
speaaer
al
Itoin
services.
Help
Hie
Church
of
service
by
at
lending
every
Sunday.
Rupert
East
Church-Gymnasium
Pastor,
llev.
Kvan
Maker.
Ser
Vice
Sunday
evening
next
will
be
n
song
service,
illustrated
bj
lantern
slides.
Tonic:
"The
min-
try
of
music.
(iyinuasiuni
open
luesijay
lor
girls
only.
Wednesday
for
boys
ami
men
J
iiur-iiay
for
girls
and
women.
Friday
for
boys
only.
Christian
Sconce
Society
M'rviee
every
Minuay
morning
1
1
o'clock,
at
2
Tt
second
Av
e
uhjecl
on
Sunday:
"Spirit."
'ekniglil
meeting
on
evening
al
S
o'clock.
Testimony,
Baptist
Church
Morning
service
at
II
o'clock.
Subject:
"The
Primacy
of
the
Atonement.''
Sunday
school
nt
li',30.
F.veniug
worship
al
7.;0.
Subjeid:
'Wilt
Hie
man
who
did
il
escape"
Addresses
Ilia!
in
terest
singiu-
thai
gladdens-
ami
the
friendliness
that
crcale.V
the
home
atmosphere
is
what
we
offer
you.
A
real
-welcome
for
all
tor
you!
Salvation
Army
j
Don't
fail
lo
attend
the
fare-'
well
service
oj
Col.
George
Phil
lips
and
native
F.iivnys
Saturday
and
Sunday
Tonight,
the
bU
siug.
Sunday,
at
II
a.m.
Captain
Houghton
from
(ilen
Yowcli
Mis.
sion
will
sj,eak.
At
7.30
p.m.
Colonel
Phillips'
subject
will
be.
Iteacou
l.iglils."
Don'i
miss
I
his.
Staff
Captain
Cnrrulhers
will
assist
at
these
meetings.
Sunday
School
al
S.30.
New
comers
invited,
lliese
nieelingi.
are
full
of
song
and
in-iirali:.n.
warm
welcome
awaits
you
Come.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
service
al
1
1
o'clock
Subject:
"The
Worst
Excuse
in
History."
Sunday
school
and
Itible
Class
al
I
J.
30.
F.veuiu?
service
at
'.30.
i-ubjei-l:
And
Peter."
Preacher,
Itcv.
Chas.
J.
i.ameron.
Ph.D
Lutheran
Church
I.
Paul's
Knplish
l.ulheran
Cbuivlt,
Metropole
Hall.
Thir5
Avenue,
llev.
P.
F..
Haisler,
H.D.
pastor,
there
will
be
no
inorn-
inv
serviet
on
Sunday.
Sunday
school
at
I?.
15.
Luther
League
nl
ii.Jtt.
Leader.
Hubert
Slatker.
Kvening
service
al
7.30.
Picture.
of
I
lie
Holy
Land.
Anthem
by
Hie
clioir.
USE
STMONDS
I'll:
SAWS
Their
teeth
are
ot
a
tou4hnei
which
mk
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
uitge.
,
SmOSDS
CANtDA
SW
CO.
LlMITtEt
(ocoa
alllarii
druili
liat'i
fieaGJi
in
cuay
dropy
V
I
IU
e
cup
of
Wealth
at
the
"Breakfast
table
that
means
efficiency
at
the
Dusincss
Desk
BAKER'S
BREAKFAST
COCOA
Has
a
full
rich
flavor
delicious
to
the
taste;
it
is
invigorating
and
sustaining.
Henry
C.
Sherman,
Professor
of
Food
Chemistry,
Columbia
University,
in
hi3
book
"Food
Products'
says:
"Cocoa,
in
addition
to
the
stimulating
property,
due
to
j
the
alkaloid
theobromine,
and
the
flavor
which
makes
it
popular
both
as
a
beverage
and
in
confectionery,
has
a
considerable
food
value."
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
ESTABLISHED
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
CANADIAN'
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL
Booklet
of
Choice
Recipes
sent
free
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
&.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
French
20
per
cent
reduction
on
All
Ivory
Goods
for
One
Week
Only
HOWARD
PENS
-regular
U.50
and
M.hO.
On
sale
this
week
at
$2.25
and
$2.75
Ormes
Limited
The
Hexall
Slore
Pioneer
Druggists
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
Store
open
8
a.m.
to
'J
p.m.
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