F
'
V
FWhtiw
1,
1920
Local
iVou;
tfeafi
is
Often
Only
at
the
End
of
a
telephone
Wire
Someone
you
love
lies
sick
the
doctor
has
called
arid
lias
ordered
jrfedfpitipr-T'wants
it
right
away
!
'
He
phones
82
or
200.
Many
experiences
in
the
past
have
taught
him
that
Ormes
will
fill
his
prescription
as
he
wants
it
to
be
filled
(from
full
strength
drugs
of
the
highest
quality),
and
that
the
dispensing
will
be
ac-eurate
and
the
delivery
speedy.
RKINfJ
YOU
PRKSCWI'TIONS
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
PIONEER.
DRUGGISTS
fcV
JW
Ml
WE
Hfl
IU
IB
pn
m
yfie
Pioneer
THIRD
AVE,
f,
SIXTH
ST
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r
W
i?
Underwear
!
for
the
Cold
Weather
FOR
INDIES,
CHILDREN
j
AND
INFANTS
;
In
pure
wool
and
iilk-and-,
wool
:
combliratlons
ami
two-
j
I)
WW
Sllitfi.
j
AT
MOST
REASONABLE
PIUCES
j
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
1
REDS
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
In
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
M'iWiNH
We
sell
8
Winds
of
Conl
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
Is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
Bring
Your
FURS
to
Goldbloom
He
pnys
the
highest
prices.
Drtitristv
,
.
,
-Tfif.PHONES
H
0p
II!
,
,
,
,
,
,
r
:
u
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
out
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
In
buying
and
jelling
Mining
Stork
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
iUo
haty
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
order.'
on
Winnipeg
StocJ'
Exchange.
Representing
Miller.
Court
&
C
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avvnue
Prince
Rupert.
IIC.
Intelligent
Battery
Service
a
a
r.,t
take
cure
of
your
battery
problem.-
this
winter
and
you'll
find
-.n
end
of
"cussini;"
at
the
car
that
won't
start
when
the
weather
is
cold.
We
repair
and
service
old
batteries,
and
ran
sell
you
the
finest
new
ones
made.
S.
E.
Parker
LIMITED
Ford
Dealers
DOMINION
TIRES
3rd
Avenue
Phone
83.
m-JlP.
lAIIr
and
Personal
News
In
Brief
4V;Tnxl
I'hom
4.
Big
4
Taxi,
tf
Dentist.
Pr.
J.
It.
Gosse.
hone
C86,
Aid.
F.
0,
Dawson
Hailed
thiaj
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
brief
trip
tp
Vancouver
on
private
business
Ewart
Lyne
(Pianist,
Capitol-Theatre)'
teacher
of
pianoforte,
Studio
10
Federal
Mock,
Phone
Red
701.
tf,
For
.
range,
use
Beacon
Hard
Alberta
Sootless.
Quick
fire,
no
soot.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ud.
;
Phone
11C
and
117.
tf.
Buy
cold
weather
coal,
Nanai-.
mo-Wellington.
It
produces
heat
and
lasts.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
11G
and
lit.,
tf.j
CfJ.B.
if&fthi
ipincess
Royal,
'Caj.L'S.
Jt.imy:
ii
due
in
porl
port
t
4:30
thtsafter-
jnionjalfd'
HillX
-lail
at
10
p.m.
on:
'her
treCurhMi
Vancouver
and
I
way
points.
P.
G.
Russell,
assistant
superintendent
for
the
Canadian
Nat-
I
innal
Pallu'At.B
ufrlvol
in
a
city
from
the
interior
thU
afternoon
ant
will
return
to
Smithers
tomorrow
morning.
James
Gibbons
of
Bangor.
Maine,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
east
on
yesterday
nfternoon's
train,
being
here
in
connection
with
the
settlement
of
the
estate
of
his
brother,
the
late
E.
C.
Gibbons.
A,
ItjlfolUif:
iuWrintendent
of
I
ithe
the
bVidgerantf
rfidgesranU
bunding
bunding
depart
depart-
jjig
Isobel
jgi
stuarl
Stuart
on
yesteraay
'afternoon's
traIrjJff
VY
F,jV
from
a
trip
to
the
interior
oni
official
duties.
mm
The
prices
of
Mink,
Martin,-
in
fact
all
skins
were
never
j
higher
than
they
are
today.
We
have
a
large
order
which
we
i
have
to
fill,
and
we
guarantee
I
to
pay
more
than
anybody
else,
!
Don't
jell
your
skins
until
fot
Isee
Goldbloom.
You
will
'nlake
;more
hy
it.
'
;
4
.
4.4-
4'
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
The
following
is
tne
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
notices:
Dirth
Notices
50c
Cards
of
Thanks,
S2.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
per
name.
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcements
$2.
t
i
nil
.
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f)
aWnunxem
knts
4
fl
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
'As
sociation
dance
February
1.
1
C.N.R.
Emnloyees
6th
Annual
Ball,
Moose
Hal.,
February
8
Valentine
Social
in
Catholic
Hall,
February
11.
Presbyterians
Valentine
Tea,
February
14.
Moose
Whlftt
Drive
and
Dance
February
22,
(
.
See
"Green
Stockinet'
I.O.D.B.
play,
Capitol
Theatre,
February
25.
K.
P.
Anniversary
Ball
March
I
ment
made
this
morning
by
Jn'-
H
O.
WA1
VV
i-VLiLiL-.
T
APF
.
CO
VW.,
LilV.
I
TD
vis
II
McLeod.
collector
of
cus-.
(omi
This
Is
a
slight
gain
over
January
Special
SEE
OUR
PHONE
9
3RD
AVE.
BEWARE
OF
DIETS
WITHOUT
BULK
Keljogg's
ALL-BRAN
Will
Protect
You
People
are
more
careful
than
ever
before
about
diet.
They
diet
to
clear
completions.
They
avoid
certain,
foods
fa
stay
thin.
They
eat
others
to
get
at.
But
many
are
running
a
serious
danger
because
they
are
missieg
the
"roughage"
or
"bulk"
foods.that
every
person
raust
have
to
keep
well.
As
a
result,
constipation
gets
In
its
deadly
work.
Headaches,
list,
lessness,
circled
eyes
are
only
the
first
symptoms.
In
the
end,
con.
stipation
ruins
healtb.wrecks
beauty
and
may
cause
serious
disease,
Dont
neglect
your
daily
rough
age.
That
is
nature's
rule.
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
will
supply
it,
A
health-ful
cereal
to
eat
each
day.
To
use
in
cooked
dishes
qr
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
To
mix
with
other
cereals.
ALL-BRAN
is
guaranteed
to
relieve
constipation
to
prevent
t
Two
tablespoonfuls
daily
chronic
cases,
with
every
meal
It
is
100
bran.
Doctors
recommend
it.
Your
gTocer
sells
it.
Served
by
hotels,
restaurants,
dining
cars.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
ALL-BRAN
A
good
time-
assured
at
the
Basketball
dance
tonight
in
the
Moose
Hall.
r
.it-
sailed
this
J-fnce
Rupert
T
ti.
t
i.
.
1.
T).,l.
41..1I
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1
AO;
i
(
i
v.
ir.il
extniKni
in
inr
iuuose
nun,-
nravic
ana
reiresnmenis:
Mike'
riudjema
returned
to
the
city
.
on
yesterday
afternoon's
trim'
from
a
trip
to
the
interior.
I
Mrs,
M,
Hudema
and
Miss
A-1
JIudemn
sailed
this
morning
by(
tne
rrince
nupert
en
a
irip
10
Vancouver.
B,'E.
Gregg,
assistant
dlstrictX,,,
-rrvvn
'T
fotPMter.
returned
to
the
city
orfr
yesterday
t
afternoon's
trajp
from
m
trip
to
the
Burns
Lake
district
on
departmental
duties.
Passengers
sailing
from
here
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Canlena
tonight
will
include
It.
M.
Semple
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
An
on
Anderson
and
daughter.
J.
McMahon
master
mechanic
for,
P-
BUffia,
Md,(
sailed
by
the
Prince
.
Kufterit.
this
morning
on
ilia
return,
to.
.Vancouver
after
n
brieX
vist,.ln
t,he
city
on
com-!iiw
btsin,s.
.,
Motorshic
Fairbanks;
Capt.'
M.
this
mor
with'
two
fiXW-rsWo''caugh
ght
the
1"
W.
J.
Larkworthy,
well
known
New
lluzelton
merchant,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
sailed
this
rooming
on
the
steamer
Prime
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
!
I
J.
II.
Arnett,
who
has
been
con-
j
neeted
with
the
C.N.R.
divisional
supoi
intndent'a
office
here
for
the
past
sevural
years
and
for
the
i
lat
six
months
has
been
with
the
local
freight
agent's
,off(cfJ
.
";,ve
"
tomorrow
mprcollectloM
Totalled
$16,087.23,'
Inp'
1
rai"
'of
Kamloopa
to
,
A
,nst
W5
.30
,n
Same
,
which
imint
he
has
be-n
transfer-
:
Month
Laat
Venr
red
in
the
railway
service.
.
I
Clearance
Prices-
I
WINDOWS
&
FULTON
STREET.
FUNEPEAtSEHVICE
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
flody
of
James
J'ostgate
Forwarded
'to
Vancouver,
Where
Interment
Will
Be
Made
prior
to
the
forwarding
this
'
morning
of
the
remains
tp
Van-
couver,
where
interment
will
takeJanuary
was
rather
heavier
than
place,
a
funeral
service
was
heid
last
night,
in
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
for
the
late
James
jPostgaJe,
well-known
young
hali
but
fisherman
of
this
city,
who
died
suddenly
Tuesday
evening,
The
crowd
of
friends
which
gath
ered
to
pay
their
last
respects
fill
ed
the
chapel.
Rev.
J.
B-
G'b-
son,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Angli-
can
Cathedra,
officiated
and
W.
Vaqghan
Pavies
presided
at
the
prgan.
Accompanif4
'by
the
mother
and
widow,
the
remains
.went
tj
Van-
cnuver
this
morning
aboard.
the
,
sleamer
Prince
t)ipert,
Pall-
bearers,
all
members
of
the
ueep
Sea
Fishermep's
Union,
were
J.
M'.
Mor:sop,
William
Brett,
Joseph
Ki)by,
Arthur
Cabvan,
Samuel
Ayers
and
Fred
Miller.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
j.
B.
Wilson,
city;
R.
M.
Semple,
Winnipeg;
W.
nagerj,
Copper
City;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i.
u.
Goldsworthy,
Edmonton,
W.
J.
Larkworthy.
New
Hazelton;
Mr.
qnd
Mrs.
James
Booth,
Ayton,
Ont.;
W.
Laing,
Victoria;
Austin
Drown,
California;
F.
A.
cox,
at
and
C.
11.
Fogg,
Vancouver.
Savoy
,
Joseph
F.
Qulnn
and
F..W-
J3.
Qiterman,
Porcher
Island1;
4&
rutrrvman.
Jan
1,
Inlet;
IMICfci
G'.
.
Jbbm
i
imfi,
Sinclair
strom,
Hose
Prince
Rupert.,
Royal
D.
TJIkplis,
Smithers;
C
,H.
.Underwood,.,
C'.R.;
John
Wr-
son,
Anyox,
I
Central
John
Barseth-
Carl
Barstad
and
J.
Brown,
city
j
Edward
Jorn,
Porehcr
Island
-
'"WEATHER
'REPORT
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm,
temperature,
17
above.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
6.
Rosawood
Clear,
calm,
4
below.
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
12
be-
Alice
Arm-Clear,
north
wind
10
above.
!
Anyox
Clear,
north
wind,
12
above.
'
Stewart-Clear,
'
heavy
north
wind,
5
abov,
'
'
I
HaysportrCleaj-;
light
wind.1
-
"
!
14
above.
Port
Simpson
North
wind,
clear,
14
'above.'
'
'
Hazelton
Clearj
calm,
18
be-
'
-
'
i
low.
Smithers
ClOudy,
calm.
Burns
LakeClear,
calm,
34;
below.
Atlin
Clear,
wind,
22
below.,
Whitehorse
Clear,
light
south'
'
wind,
23
below,
I
Big
Salmon--CIear,
calm,
40
j
below.
!
Stewart
Hlver
Clear,
cairn,
4i
below.
Dawson
Clear,
calm,
3G
below.
CUSTOMS
REVENUE
IN
JANUARY
IS
UP,
-
rj
I
Customs
and
excise
collections
j
for
the
month
of
January
totalled
i
$16,087.25,
according
to
announce-1
the
total
for
the
same
month
last
yeor,
which
was
$13,354.30.
j
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST
Brown
Camera
between
Morse
Crfek
and
Eighth
Ave.
E.
Finder
please
return'
camera
or
film
to
Ormes
Ltd.
27
JANUARY
FIRE
MAGE.-IN
CITY
IS
HEAVIER
Loss
by
Time
Adjustments
Are
Made
Will
Amount
to
$1000,
It
Is
Expected
r
Fire
damage
in
the
city
of
Frince
Rupek-t
during
the
month
of
usual
and
will
amount,
it
is
ex
pected,
by
the
time
adjustments
have
been
made,
to
at
least
$1000.
The
two
most
serious
fires
were
on
January
26
in
the
Ballock
house
on
Summit
Avenue
and
on
January
30
in
a
two-storey
build
ing
at
the
corner
of
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
belonzine
to
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson.
Slight
damage
was
done
in
the
residence
f
Wiliam
Reid
on
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Most
all
the
fires
were
at-
ributable
to
dry
maaSi
thawing
0f
water
pipes
or
o!d
weathef,
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T
A
If
IMP
QTCDC
V
vn
i
imvmu
o
TO
GIVE
EMPLOYMENT
Delegation
From
Unemployed
Men
Had
Interview
With
Acting
Mayor
Yesterday
A
committee
of
the
local
unemployed
had
an
interview
yesterdar
afternoon
with
Acting
Mayor
ineo
loiiart
tor
the
purpose
of
consiae,ring
means
or
alleviating
the
local
situation.
The
noting
mayor
Informed
the
delegate
that
the
city
whs
desirous
of
doing
everything
possible
to
give
work
this
time.
On
Monday
nlgh
he
stated,
the
council,
wpuld
re
ceive
a
recommendation
"'from
the
board
of
works
providing
for
fur
ther
AtKet,
.
grajdjAg
and
sewar
rk
!
TU
wfewfuld
give.em-
nlovmenp
la
a
htiderable
num-
D.
McLeod,
shoe
dealer,
is
to
move
shortly
from
his
premises
adjoining
the
Federal
Block
to
Uie
lieigemen
Block.
!
"
'
"i
TO
abont
PfDif
Pdi
Is
a
ykr
sclentifle
sclentifle
prepiratloa
prepiratloa
pat
pat
v
vp
In
pastille
form,
which
proridei
an
entirely
new
ani
tf.
(retire
trratment
for
eonrbs,
colds,
chest
and
throat
troubles.
Prps
contain
certain
mtdlrlasl
Isrredifnts,
irblch.
when
plated
upon
the
((wijrue,
lnimedlsttly
l
1-.
.Ur.
fcrftg
lonrs.
On
thilr
J-rer.
(her
soothe
the
Infiarard
aud
Irrltttfd
membranes
of
th
bronchial
tnbfs.
tbe
delicate
walls
ot
the
air
psi-sires,
and
flnslly
fit-r
ssd
carry
relief
and
hrallnir
to
tbe
Inngs.)
IThlle
no
liquid
or
solid
can
rt.v
to
the
Innvi
and
sir
pMuret,
these
Tens
fame
ret
there
direct,
snd
healing
eommenren,
eroii
It
Ui
aiuno
kbS
itit
of
tM
and
nail
It
(with
la.
ataaif
rpr,
a
par
ratora
poitaft)
to
Tv
Oo.
Toronto.
A
froa
trial
paektt
will
thta
aa
aant
yea.
All
rrrtit
aaa
atorat
aU
rtpa.
2$o
bos.
Ialkin's
THE
BSSfflSI'
Telephone
the
office
If
i
bIt
U
ANCIENT
FORMATIONS
IN
SHALE
ROCK
NEAR
'
limu
JlllU
U11U
11
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SPECIAL
Combination
Soap
Special
8
cakes
Claosic
Laundry
Soap
$
.50
2
cans
Classic
Cleanser
.20
1
pkg.
Naptha
Chips
...
.25
1
large
bar
Wool
Soap
.10c
1
of
the
latest
Novelty
Table
Cloths
1.25
Total
$2.30
.
.
All
abave
mwtiinl
this
'
'
week,-$1.59.
!
Order
early.
Picnic
Hams
Extra
special.
.Per
lb
23c
S
Fresh
Shipment
Evap.
Prunes-
4-lb.
boxes
75c
For
Your
Sandwiches
or
Salad
k011"'
Paste
Per
tin
20c
Ayimer
assorted
nouns
cxi-.-a
big
value.
5
tins
4!U:
Red
Arrow
Sodas
2
pkgs.
.
.
.45;
Fresh
Crisp
(iinger
Snaps
Per
lb
25c
Malkin's
Seedless
Grapes
2-lb.
tins
35c
iKIondyke
Soap
Large
bars
..25c
Just
Arrived:
Shipment
Imported
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Indian
Cu
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Powder
Per
tin
Cue
Last
Week
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Fil-
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lets
Per
lb
25c
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Holland
Herring
in
Kegs
...$1.50
Hothouse
Rhubarb
Per
lb.
20c
Florida
Grape
F.
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Special
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25c
Head
lettuce.
Celery,
Sprouts,
'Tamitoea.
Ueks,
etc.,
market
p:ices.
SUGGESTIONS
We
carry
c-nV-ed
Ham,
Baked
I.Am.
Boloana.
Baked
Meat
Loaf,
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Jollied
Veal.
Pic-a-nic
Lunch
and
Brookfjeld
Sausage.
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