I
rtdlJr
February
25,
1920
THREE
FLOWERS
Preparations
For
Erqulsfte
Care
of
thhe
Skin
'IV
lllllldci'.
lluihler.
Ullll
TV
-iu'
-lie
uihI
Vuii
Clean-ing
Crc.iin.
Skill
.llll-lllllir
r.cemii
Krir.
a.U
O
-
WW
VP
V
1
1
For
the
Face
-Face
Powder
in
while,
mdmal
and
brunette
75c
and
$1.00
H
K1
"
medium.
uihI
lighl
-hudc-
50c
I
i
.K
;iul
Kyclnow
Pencil-,
ouch
...
35c
Hi
'
;
.
t
'
1
1
1
1
1
1"
.
Tall
inn
Powder,
Sh.iji
ami
Perfume.
With
each
$1.00
box
of
Three
Flowers
Face
Powder
'
piMkK
ml.
lining
ix
Iriul
i.tt
Three
Flowers
Preparations
Free.
-
booklet
mi
lre-ing
Table
Arl-
vnu
may
ll-ive
lor
(lie
a-king.
Ormes
Limited
Tin-
Hexall
Hlore
3rd
Avenue
and
0th
Street.
Pioneer
)roggi-l-
Phones
82
and
200
Specials!
Specials!
Bedroom
Furniture
,
Ii'it
.iii-I
HcuHi,
It
m
k
'iihv
inirrnr
and
uiag
niii'iMi
"
$43.20
Dn
--iug
Table,
Iheee
tirvcf'ed
mirror-
and
lt
ncrti
$20.90
Di--iitg
Tabit
.
-..41
am
no
(mxV'i.
mid
bench
.
$24.40
Jt-
-iug
(
Table,
three
bevelled
mirror-
and
bench
$18.75
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
On-
'I.iim
I'.i-I
ii
New
.
1
1
!
I
1
1
1
1
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
No
Pay
Day!
'("nvr
dtH
bard,
uiipieu-au!
work
-
bnl
every
'
K'-l
Uu
pay.
i
finiiK
work
Hull
-
jn-t
a
b
ird
mid
unpleasant
Hi-
wu-li."
Ibil
at
I
br
cud
ol
u
week
of
wIhi
wi
yuuf
,
v
I
li.irttaiii
v
h
ii-
!
rail
fur
our
Tbrif-T-Ser-
I
filing
I"
irelilllv
Wa-llfd.
Ihoroilgtll)
'l
I
Ih
Ilal-work
neatly
ironed
and
folded.
And
v
-irking
fr
Sir.
Wa-Mnh
one
employer
who
In-
help.
THRIF-T-SERVICE
Gc
Per
Pound
and
1c
Per
Pioco
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Fisherm
Phone
8
ens
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
flOPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prlcos
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St.
IcanadianJ
mrzi
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coa3t
Services
t!
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
'
U,K
M
mCMUM.
UlAKCUt,
JUNEAU.
SUUAT
f
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA
ui
SEAITU
f""
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26lk
KmV
1Z,k
IX
MlJtOSS
BtATKICK
lnlMili.
Ci
t.ll.
B.H.,
Ot..n
r.ll.,
"".
Al.rl
B.,.
C"0lll
Rl,tr,
and
Vtncouttr
.trj
Slur
11
m
t.f
.11
ii..m,hp
Lin...
.''
ln"'mllon
'ron
W.
O.
ORCHARD
O.n.r.l
Aj.nl-Crn.r
of
4th
SIMtl
and
Sri
A.nu.
rrint.
Ruprl.
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
Al
Hie
lal
Uiicher
IMnbilion
repeated
,1s
-rrc-
r
previous
year,
by
ol
Aim
ri-win
lil.-
hon
over
nil
oil.-.-
in.-iker-
und
Canadian
Wa-hrrs.
5185.00
Cash
Price
-
Also
sold
on
easy
(
term.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Local
and
Personal
I'lioiie
ID.
I'.ll.
Coal
Co.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
l
ciiruary
20.
ALE
ee
STOUT
tourmalin
ftnlnUiHri:
M
Vliwi
(f.TOJt
knil
k.lUmt.W.s
MW
tr
Arthur's
Taxi.
I'hone
078,
tf
H.(I.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Cameron's
-Dance'
Orchestra
IMiunc
177.
tfj
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sheddon
Taxi.
Phone
131.
tf
Mimeographing
circulars,
ci;
Mi
JohiiDlone.
l'iione
387.
tti
Did
you
like
"J
a
tic"?
If
m.
Idon'l
riiii
'rWitdilitig
UelU
bclli-r
and
brighler.
Seats
al
Ormi'ii'.
Father
M.
Cliarlie,
(J.M.I.,
af-
!er
Iih
iiur
fpenl
a
low
day
in
I
In-
Hi),
returned
to
Terra
ee
(n
bir-l
nighl's
train.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
L.
.Newell
f
Sli-warl
were
paieiigei'
k-
iiiik
imrth
on
tin-
Prinee
Hupert
li'i-njay
afternouu
from
Van-'oiner.
'
Halfdi
liarrop,
who
lta
been
on
a
brief
holiday
trip
to
Vaneou--r
and
ViHoin.
returned
to
the
jnty
an
tin
Prince
RuHrt
yester
day
afternoon.
Kverett
l.i-i-k
nail
on
the
Prinee
Huper:
tomorrow
morn-
iiik
ror'Viekoria
to
take
a
courxe
of
I
raining
in
the
Itojral
Uauadia:
Xaxal
Volunteer
Henene.
'..(.
M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Hner,
Caul.
J.
J.
Flood,
nailed
!ai
ins
hi
at
feven
oeloek
for
ih'Vuu
Kalit
afler
liavin;
i-oalcd
al
tin'
li.T.P.
wharf.
A.
M.
Davie
of
the
local
for-
-1
1
y
office
relumed
on
the
I'niiee
Hupert
yeolerday
after
iiii-ii
following
a
brief
iii
u
V.im-iiiver,
Victoria
antl
Sanai-
nin.
Tb."
fire
department
wa
ealled
at
K
lo
t
his
morning
to
the
real-derec
of
D.
Mfl.NJ.
7.':'
Thoiup-
k-.ii
Slrci-:,
on
aerount
of
a
einnipey
fire.
.o
dantaae
mm
itiej
C
A.
Hank,
manafn-r
of
the
JH.C.
(ilvrr
miiM
at
fcUwarl.
awul
.Vlrx.imnan
were
panwenerf
.i;-mrd
the
Priiu-e
Kutierl
yi
tef
1jv
aflrrit""!!
from
Vaneouvrr
lo
sb'warl.
P
S.
Hnniiov,
di-irici
forcler.
K'tumeW
on
the
Pri'ie
Hupert
vc-icrtlay
aflerniMin
from
Vie-
tiiria,
whri'i'
he
ha
Ih-ii
alteml-inv
rnfereiiee
of
dislriet
for-i'ier.
from
various
part-
of
Un
provtnee.
Aliiert
Farrow,
-deamboal
in--l-ci
tor,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
aflenuKn
frwnr.
V.iiuouv-'r.
He
1
UtTV
on
official
diitieA
in
connection
with
teaiiKi-s
iimlerKoinK
a'inual
i
vi'i
iiaiil
at
the
dry
doek.
II.
Knov.
.i-tanl
HUx'rinlnd-
en:
engineer
ror
ine
i.uuautan
Miovcrnment
Merchant
Marine.
itl
liiiMtl
on
the
I'rince
Iluert
vc-li-rday
afternoun
from
Vati-cniixer
aeeompanied
tiy
Mrs.
Kuo
who
will
return
here
until
Friday
niornniK-
Itoualax
Lay.
re
Wen
I
mlninu
cnain"-r
for
norlheastern
district,
who
ha
been
in
Vieloria
on
del
art
mental
duties,
returned
f
i
mil
tin-
Mouth
on
the
Prinee
It
u
pert
yeslci'iUy
afternoon
and
proceeded
by
the
evening
train
lo
in-
headquarter
in
llaiell
m.
In
rli;u-KC
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Jus.
II.
Mitchell,
Hie
Anyo
I
Mull
Scimiil
atri'
and
Imys'
basketball
loam-
will
arrive
in
llo-
city
aliourd
the
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow
mnrniiiK.
They,
will
play
i
seric-
of
(janie.s
with
local
team
mi
l-fblay
and
Saturday
evenings
niul
will
re
I
urn
north
on
the
Catmhii
Sunday
nialit.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Was
Nearly
Crazy
From
Headaches
M'im
K.
firill,
579
Redwood
At?.,
WinniiK-K,
Man,
writm;
"1
u
troubled
with
(inch
icrrre
hradikfn
tint
tome
times
I
wu
nearl
tttzj
with
them.
One
&ty
a
friend
tolj
me
about,
and
adrited
mt
to
use
to
I
tried
it,
and
it
ha
done
me
a
world
of
good.
I
just
took
two
and
a
half
bottle,
and
I
htren't
bad
a
headache
for
a
long
time,
now,"
Put
up
only
by
Tie
T.
Uilbnxa
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
The
annual
general
meelinp
of
Hi
Canadian
Club
will
be
held
in
the
Court
Ibjuw;
on
Friday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
M
ti.
A.
Woodland,
b"al
manager
or
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
returned
on
the
I'rince
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon
front
a
business
trip
on
Ocean
Falls.
C.i.S.
Malaspina.
Capl.
Caird,
afler
bavins
spent
a
day
in
port
cleared
for
the
outtide
lbi
morninv.
The
verl
in
al
pre-
ent
enya;.'ed
to
patrol
of
the
halibut
fiMierMMi.
Archdeacon
l.
A.
Mix,
who
lias
been
visiting
Ocean
Falls
on
parochial
limine.,
returned
on
the
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
af
ternoon
and
espeels
to
leave
for
KaHern
Canada
at
Hip
end
of
the
week.
...
X.
Younu.
seeond
officer
of
th
freuhlr
Canadian
Hover,
relumed
n
the
Prinee
Hupert
yet-
leitiay
afternoun
from
Vancou
ver
wiiere
he
was
vitdlin?
while
the
vessel
wa-
nnilcroin-
an
nual
overhaul
here.
Major
(ieorxe
milli.
terrihriai
auditor
of
the
Salvation
Artny,
i
expected
to
arrive
front
ALtska
tomorrow.
He
i
retunvitv?
from
making
his
annual
instweliori
and
will
remain
here
until
the
bcjriniiini:
of
the
week.
.1.
I..
Taylor,
au-litor
for
I
lie
firm
f
lieorge
A
Twuehe
A
Co,
which
has
cuartrc
of
the
Immis
of
the
local
dry
tb-ek,
is
in
Ihe
city
on
litis
mess
iuivhiK
armed
from
Vancouver
on
the
I'rince
Hupert
yesterday
afteruoou.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Youn
and
-hild,
pioneer
residents
of
Stow-1
are.
after
bavin?
made
Wieir
first
trip
outside
in
fourteen
years,
Mer
passengers
aboanl
the
Prinee
Hupert
yesterday
nfler-
noon
returning
'
their
home
in
In.
Nnrlh.
In
the
course
ofj
their
trip,
they
were
as
far
Ivist
m
Michigan.
Capl.
K.
Mabbs.
skner
of
the
-
tenner
I'rince
John,
arrived
on
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
af
ternoon
from
Vancouver
ami
will
spend
Ihe
week
here
bi
enmnee-tjon
with
work
on
his
ship
which
is
now
being
prepared
for
re-sumption
of
service
a
tier
bnviiig
umleriroue
annual
overhaul
al
the
dry
doek.
The
fisheries
palrol
steamer
MarfDh,
Canadian
I'Jsh
A
Cold
Slorape
Co.'
trawler
J.
C.
Fos
ter
ami
Up
C.N.H.
liner
I'rinoe
(ieorye
will
Im'
taken
on
the
pon
toons
at
the
dry
dook
Ihi-
after
noon
or
lomorrow
morning
for
inspection
by
Allien
Farrow,
steamboat
inspector.
'
ThoPHuro
John
was
inspected
yesterday
afternoon,
Ihe
County
Court
ease
of
I'rter
Cxi
vs.
l'elef
liro.al
wa
disposed
of
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
gasboal
for
which
plainlllT
claimed
payment
of
?l
17.50
was
relurned
-In
him
by
the
defendant
whoso;
claim
was
that
il
was
nut
orth
llio
money.
W.
F..
Fisher
had
the
case
for
the
plainlilT
while
Milton
CoiualtM
HiKh
School
Dance,
Klks"
Home,
appeared
for
Ihe
defendant.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
MaeKenxie.
Westholmr
Theatre,
March
2,
who"
have
been
visiting
in
Ihe
and
;t,
I'rince
Rupert
Playerajeily
for
Ihe
na-t
week,
will
sail
l.lnl.
ii
resents
n
new
joyous!
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
c
.nii'dy
"Wedding
Hells."
Hupert
for
Vancouver
enroule
te
1?
Builds
uiuius
Up
up
Your
;
I
their
home
in
W
innipeg.
Me
MacKeiuie
is
C.N.
II.
travelling
ear
inspector
ujnl
lias
been
here
on
business
in
lhal
conueclion.
iDurinig
I
heir
slay
in
the
cily,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MacKeiuie
Jiave
been
I
(the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.j
Dunbar,
-VI
tin
Avenue,
WVst
iev.'
RUPERT
PEOPLE
RETURN
HOME
C.
H.
Orme,
James
L.
Lee
and
Morte
Craig
all
Back
from
Vacation
I'rin.e
Hupcrl
residenln
re
turned
lo
Urn
city
on
the
1'rinc.s
Huper
yesterday
afternoun
from
hOi
idi
trios
to
various
pari
of
lie
world.
Morn
II.
Craig
got
hick
from
a
two
ni
uitliH'
trip
lo
the
United
Slate
lb-
visited
his
former
homo
al
St.
Joseph,
Mu.
and
alw)
various
cities
in
the
West
and
Middln
W
est.
He
had
a
very
en
joyable
trio
but
is
glad
to
be
home.
James
L.'l.ce.
loon
I
manager
of
lliii
Allin
Fisheries,
returned
from
MPi-iiiJing
the
winter
visiting
his
native
heath
in
Scotland.
lie
crossed
from
Liverpool
vt
.New
York
on
Ihe
Cunarder
Cai
mania
while
the
storms
were
raging
in
the
Atlantic.
Mrs.
Jec
who
made
the
trip
wilh
him,
in
spending
a
short
lime
visiting
with
her
relative
in
New
West
minster.
C.
II.
Orme
and
Mrs.
Orme
and
family
returned
afler
a
trip
down
the
Pacific
Coast
through
Californi
a
as
far
south
us
San
Die?o.
During
their
visit,
the
California
weather
did
not
live
Up
to
its
reputation,
there
haviiu
been
some
severe
storms
vvhie?
did
considerable
property
damage
ial
certain
points.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DHSHY
ISliAND.
Haininst.
oulhcM-l
ale;
barometer,
20.80;
temperature,
17;
sea
iousIi:
1.05
a.m.
steamer
I'rince
Hupert
out
northbound.
DCAD
THKK
'POINT.-
Hare
meter.
30.00:
tewprralure.
.'!
IlLIJ.
IIAItltOH.
Haining,
slrou;
southeast
wind;
lian-iiii'-
ter,
30.21:
temperature,
il;
sea
moderate:
8
p.m.
tu
lirne
in
Mtlllmnk
Sound
southbound
:
x
n.ai.
steamer
Salvor
stormhound
al
Hull
Harbor:
8
a.m.
Canadian
schooners
Nortien.
Pauline
J.,
Queen
of
Hawaii
and
American
schooner-
Araade,
Fremont.
Wesl
fjord,
Mariner.
Katala.
Thelma
No.
and
four
small
Canadian
t
rollers
all
slormbouuJ
at
Dull
Harbor.
Noon
DUiDY
ISLAND.
-
Haining.
strong
southeast
wind:
banwnetci
S'J.o:
temperature.
18:
sea
rough.
DKAD
THHH.I'OI.Vr.-
Itarome-ler,
311.00;
lempemlure,
l.'.
IILT.I.
IIAHIIOH.
-
Overcast,
slit'ns
southeast
wind:
barome
ter,
JHU'J;
leiiiperature,
15;
sua
roujrh
:
V.
15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Caiiietia
in
Hivers
Inlet
WEATHER
REPORT.
((in
eminent
Tclcpraphs
8
a.m.
I'rince
Hupert.
Haining.
southeast
sale:
temperature,
17
Terrace:
rain,
calm;
temp.
35
'
Anyox:
heavy
snow,
calm;
lentil.
3'J.
Ihuellou:
wet
snow,
calm;
temperature
32.
Telegraph
Creek:
snowing
calm;
temp.
SO.
Sniilbers:
rain,
calm:
(cmp-
38
Hum
Lake:
cloudy,
calm;
temperature
38.
Snowing
hard
all
"ints
north
Whilehorse:
snowing,
north
wind:
2
below.
Lower
Lebarge:
snowing:
temp
S
below.
Ilig
Salmon:
snowing;
temp.
3
below.
Carmacks:
snowing;
temp.
12
below.
Selkirk:
cloudy;
20
below.
Slewart
lilver:
cloudy,
north
wind:
letup.
58
below.
Ogihie;
clear,
calm;
temp.
23
below.
Dawson:
clear,
calm;
temp.
22
below.
linlifuslcin
was
found
dying
on
the
pavement
with
his
skull
crushed
and
Ins
throat
cut
by
a
passer-by
a
few
moments
after
tin-
accidenl.
Washinglon
Star
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Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
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Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Timber.-.
Dimension.
Shipl
ip.
Fir
Finish,
Flooring.
V
Joint.
Hti-tn
and
Bevel
Siding,
Cedar
and
Fir
Hual
Lumber.
Fir
and
Cotlonvvood
Veneer,
Mouldings,
Shingle-.
K-ilored
Shingles,
Lath,
Oak.
Hardwoods,
Sah
and
Doors,
Wood
I'ipC.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Portlaml
Cement.
Keene's
Cement,
As
be-to-
Cement,
Ilardvvall
l'lasler,
Piaster
of
Paris,
Pla-ier
Hoard,
Lime,
llytlrated
Lime,
Fireclay.
BfllCKS,
Etc.
Uonimon
Hrirk,
Fire
Hrick,
Prest-ed
Hrick.
Agricultural
Tile,
Vilrified
Pipe,
Flue
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nails.
Itiiibliiig
Paper,
Tar
Paper,
lUibheroid
Hoofings,
Johns,
Manville's
Asbeslos
Hoof-ings,
A-phall,
Asphalt
Hoofing
Papers,
Sand
anil.
(J
ravel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
lor
vonr
Kitchen
Hango.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
11C
and
117.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
.
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Mechiniits,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al.
kind
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S
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Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
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G.
BUSHBY,
Man.-Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
m
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