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the high standard of

on proven principles.
established because of
made.

‘“‘Cure-all.”’

Ormes,

 

 

A name that all America has learnt to
know and_rely upon

maintained in compounding formulas based

‘*Rexall’’ does not in any sense stand for
Instead there is a nature-aiding
preparation for every human ill.
Remedies’’ do not contain harmful stimulants
or habit forming drugs.

“Rexall Remedies’’ are sold in this city by

 

Two Phones 82 & 200 At Your Service

successful because of
quality that is rigidly

Confidence has been
the conservative claims

* “Rexall

Limited

 

 

 

“‘A Baby was born
today---its father
died yesterday”

Tragic? Yes—but that isn’t all.
The young husband left his wife
almost penniless. He had been so
healthy and vigorous, he thought-
lessly put off securing life insurance
until too late,

Men: Life Insurance is something
more than a duty. Fail to avail
yourself of its advantages and your
eart will fill with remorse when
—= realize that you are no longer
nsurable and are passing on, leav-
ing wife and little ones unprovided
for.

Is your estate protected against
the contingency of your sudden
death? If not, let us send you
particulars of a Mutual Life of Can-
ada Protective Policy, so that you
ean secure one while you are in
good health You'll say
wisest thing you ever did.

McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle,
Limited, Agents
Phone 11 - 3rd Avenue

MM Stephens

Notary Public

it's the

 

 

 

Conveya°err

97,000.09

on éasy terms, buys two of
the best lots on Third Ave.,
Lots 19 and 20, Block 18,
Section 14,

 

Do not overlook this snap
in business property.

 

M. M. Stephens
Real Estate Insurance Financial Agent

 

 

Fed rated leber Party

T. A. Barnard |
G.WNV.A

F. L. P. Candidate Victoria
Election

will speak in the Westholme
Theatre ‘on

Sunday Evening

_ December 7, at 8 o'clock.
Subjects :-

Victoria Election.

Soldiers’ Ponsions and the
General Political Situation.
Selections during the. even-
ing by the Labor Orchestra,
in its first public appearance.

Doors open at 7:30 p. m,
Collection to defray expenses

Come eanly and avoid the
rush,

 

Teacher of Piano
Studio 137 Second Avenue
PHO”E 182 or 444

 

J. Bradbury left for Seattle last
night. .

Pianos correctly tuned. G. C.
Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf

A. RK. Jayne returned to town
this morning on the*G. T. P. boat.

. . .

 

 

Wm. 8. Hart will be with you
next Monday and Tuesday at the
Empress. 285

J. K. Gordon, the Terrace hotel
man, returned up river this fore-
noon,

. > .
Something new and nice are
our Special Rupert Xmas Cards—
McRae Bros. 286

a a
Westholme Cafe now open, un-
der new management. Proprietor,
Mrs. Billings. 288
Carpet
rugs,
prices.

congoleur

floor etverings at

Barrie’s Furniture Store
. > ,

Young man or smart boy want-

squares,

special!

 

 

 

 

 

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“Why Smith left Home.’ West.
holme, December 9 and 10, tf

ed to learn gentlemen's clothing
and furnishing business. Martin
O'Reilly. tf

Wm. Adams, city constable, re-
turned from the south this morn-
ing after accompanying Frank
Bennett and Joe Villamore, two
vagrants, to Okalla Farm to serve
six months’ sentences.

 

Black 257.

| DENTISTRY

Don't neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-*

, d-y, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9.

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

ed

Corsetiere. Phone

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Auction Sale

with instructions from
Mrs. Knightall of 1058 Ambrose
Avenue, I will sell by Auction on

Wednesday, 10th Dec.

At 2:30 P. M. Sharp

Favored

The contents of the above five-
roomed house, consisting of Din-
ing and bed room suites, library
table, 6-hole su-
perior range and kitehen utensils,
accordeon in fine condition, mag-
veto and battery, etc., ete.

feather beds,

 

 

 

TRA EET

THE DABLY NEWS

MONDAY
SPECIALS

Quaker Corn
2 tins for She
per doz .. $2.10

Log Cabin Standard

Peas

2 tins for 35¢
Per OSB. vrvisss $2.10

Golden Wax or Refugee

Beans

per tin 20¢
per doz

Tomatoes,
2’s
2 tins for 36c

«$2.25
Royal City

. $2.10

Rupert Table Suppl Co.

Phones 211, 212

NOTICE
I have bought the Palace Cafe,
Sixth Street, Prince Rupert, B. G,
Any accounts against the said
cafe should bevi¢ablected before
December 27 at 5 p. m. after which
time IT will not be responsible.

 

 

 

L. K. MAIN, = 285
Communion tomorrow morn-
ing in the Presbyterian church.
. .

Use “Mureseo” the great sani-
tary wall finish. A. W. Edge Co.

. 7 .
8. A. Corley returned from the
south on the Prince Rupert this
morning.

Look for Wm, 8. Hart next
Monday and Tuesday at the Em-
press. 285

Beds, springs and mattresses
il reauced prices at Barrie’s fur-
aiture sale. tf

. . .

Your friends can buy anything
you can give them, except your
photograph. What is more ap-
propriate for an Xmas gift?

Benson Studio. 286
. . .

A letter of Capt. Freeman sug-
gesting better facilities for
launches and small steamers was
received by the Board of Trade
last night and sympathetically
discussed, It was referred to the
rade and Commerce Committee

Barrie's Christmas
Every two dollars’ worth pun
chased entitles you to a ticket
free. Starting Wednesday, No-
vember 19, First prize, Daven-
port bed; second prize, fumed oak
table; third prize, wicker rocker

 

drawing

Tite’s Christmas Drawing.
Every $2.00 cash purchase en-
titles you free to a ticket. First
prize, brass bed, coil springs fel:
mattress and pair of down pillows
Second .prize .ladies’ desk anc
chair, mahogany finish. Third
orize 24-inch Kewpie Doll. tf

 

St. Regis Cafe

Special Sunday Dinner
lt am. to 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 7th

$1.00 DINNER $1.00

Soup.
Chicken Giblet with Rice

  

   

 

   

Relish
Choice Bleached Celery

 
 

Roast Chicken Sage Dressing
Roast Prime Ribs Beef au Jus

 
 

 
 

Vegetabies.
Green Peas
Asparagus Tips

 
     
 

 

Mashed, Boiled or Baked Potatoes

   

 

Dessert.
Vanilla Pudding
Strawberry Eclairs

Fruit Cake

Tea or Coffee

     
      

Special Menu, 50c.

Monday, Dec. 8th

Luncheon 11 a.m. to 2 p. m.
Dinner & p.m to 7:30.
Soup.

Vegetable

         

Hotled Alaska Salt Cod
Hot Scotch Meat Pie, Tomato Sauce
Hot Seoteh Meat Pie, Tomoto Sauce
Short Hibs of Beef, Brown Potatoes

Home made Head Cheese
Bra Pork Spare Ribs with

ressing

Small Steak
Liver and Onions
Roast Beef, Pan Gravy

 
       
   
   
   
   
        
    

Mashed, Baked or Bolled Potatoes

 

     

Breal and Butter Pudding
Pumpkin Pie Fancy Cakes
Tea and Coffee

     

WATCH FOR TUESDAY’s MENU

 
   

 

 

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Local News Notes

For plate and sheet glass, see

A, W. Kdg@e Go, uf
. * >

ist, 2nd and 3rd Prizes——Xmas

Drawing—Wallace’s tf
. . ,

G. A, Woodland returned from
the south this morning.

J, L, Christie left for Smithers
this morning on a business trip.

. *. .
Secure seats for “Why Smith
left Home,’ Westholme Decembe:
9 and 10, tf

- . .
the “Director” @urset. Manu-
factured in Prince Rupert. Phone
Blue 92. tf

. > .

Tite's large stock of fancy
goods and toys opened up and alt
your service, tf

e:*@°¢@ >

Bert Manthrop, steamboat in-
spector, anrived from the south
this morning.

Wim. Hart in “The Poppy Girl's
Husband.’ Monday and Tuesday
at the Empress. 285

: . *

Rey. W. 8. A, Larter, Anglican

minister at Smithers, returned to

his home this. morning.
. > *

Dr. and Mrs. John A. West re-
turmed to town this morning after
‘a short visit in Victoria.

* > *

20 per cent discount on all wall-
papers. We have to make room
for new stock, A. W, Edge Uo. tr

“ss

Every dollar purchase gives a
chance to win a $77.00 Brunswik
Gramophone at McRae Bros. 86

For the home fireside: the com-
fort of an easy chair and rocker.
Tite’s store for holiday dis-

counts. ul
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Games, Toys, Dollis, Kodaks,
Gramophones, Sleighs, Books
everything for everybody, at Mec-
Rae Bros. 286

> > *

Tite’s special discounts for
cash until Christmas in our fur-
nitune, rug and drapery depart-
ments. tf

> > >.
Smart boy or young man want-
ed to learn the gentlemen's cloth-
ing and furnishing business.

Martin O'Reilly. tf
. > ,.

James Turnbull, forest ran-

ger at Hazleton returned home

business during which time he

took forestry examinations here.

. . ,

A building permit has
issued to R. W. Cameron for a
#2155 1% storey dwelling on
Second Ave., W., in Section 1.

been

Leaving Vancouver
December 16th, 1919,
and January 7th,

626 Hastings St. W-

urday Dey

OS re eee
= — me —

WALLACE’s
Week End SPECIALS

for Three Days

ee eee se — ~~ ra

JUST A FEW OF THE RAR-
GAINS TO BE HAD ARE
MENTIONED HERE. COME
IN AND SEE THE GENUINE

Bargains We Are Offering.

1. White Flannelette, 25inch 4 yds. for $1.00
2. Striped Flannelette.... 3 yds. for $1.00
3. Curtain Muslin............. 3 yds. for $1.00
. 72 inch Sheeting, reg. 85c _.
- 10 x 4 Grey Flannelette Sheets
. Corsets, all sizes................ $1.00 pair
- Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose. .3 pairs fcr $1.00
- Childrens’ Cashmere Hose, 2 pairs for $1.00
9. Ladi-s’ Cashmere Hose. .... 2 pairs for $1.00
10. Ladies’ Hankys................ $1.00 dozen
11. Ladies’ Winter Vests...........
12. Ladies’ Cotton Vests..........

 

H. 3. WALLACE CO., LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

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NOW BOOKING

BRITISH COLUMBIA-CALIFORNIA

EXCURSIONS.-..PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED TOURS

(All Expenses Included)
SPECIAL “DE LUXE” TRAINS
FARE

$150

1919,
1920.

For itinerary and all particulars apply to

Faulds Financial and Travel Bureau, Ltd.

TRAVEL SPECIALISTS

VANCOUVER, B.C.

 

65c yd
$3.25 pair

75¢ each
4 for $1.00 |]

Arriving Los Ange
les December

14th, 1920

Including meals, berth, side trips, hotel expenses southbound
RETURN TICKET, good until April 30, 1920

Phone : Sey. 165

 

 

 

 

 

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H. Andrews, chief witness in the
Valpey shooting case, has been
served with a summons in Van-
couver and wil] returmm to Prince |,
Aupert on the Venture tomorrow |;
night. Valpey will appear before
Judge Young for trial on Monday
afternoon.

T. A. Barnard, labor returned

 

 

 

soldier candidate at the recent
Victoria bye-election against the
successful Dr. Tolmie, arrived
fyom Victoria this morning. He
will deliver’ an address in the
Westholme Theatre tomorrow
night.

A committee, consisting of G.
W. Nickerson, F. G. Dawson and
H. F. Pullen, was appointed hy
the Board of Trade last night to
arrange for the sending of dele-
gates. to Vaneouver to attend the
meeting of the Associated Boards
of Trade of the Provinee in Feb-
ruary.

Tickets for prizes—eveny $1.00
ourchase, Wallace's. tf

The ice at the Salt Lakes last
night proved an attraction for,
many people. There were several
skating parties taking advantage

SALVATION ARMY 1. B. S. A. SERVICES
Sunday evening service at 7:30 The Internatio: Stu-
.m. Subject—'The Wage Ques-!dents Association w i se
ion.” vice tomorrow, Sunday the h
J. MASTIN, Captain. of P. Halli at 7:30 | hearty
_ —-—- | Welcome is extendr
de luxe, at eastern prices, «t
Tite's. tt| Ask for Atkins’ Sausages.
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of the last night of ice and the
weather being milder skating was
most enjoyable. With the soft
weather starting today and the
tide coming into the lake the ice
Will be spoiled by tonight. 1

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You ean save Time, Trouble and
Money by placing your mazazine
and paper subscriptions with us.

McRae Bros. 286
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Baptist Church
' SERVICES

Will be condueted on Sunday by
Pastor J. B. Rowell

Subject-—The Glory of
the Croas,’’

2:30 P, M, Sunday School. A good
time for the young folks.
7:30 P. M. “The Gospel Invitation.”
(The Lord’s Supper will be admin
istered after the evening service.)

 

1t A. M

 

Solo

Song

 

 

 

Song. ....

‘Cello

Chorus ..

Miss Lily M. Ellett, L.f. A. M.,

Tickets on Sate

Prince Rupert Choral Society,

Season 1919-1920

| PROGRAMME

of Opening Concer

Westholme Theatre, on Monday, Dec. 8

IN THE

 

Part 14.
ON OPE PE St. Gecilia’s Day
Soloist—Mrs. Herbert 8. Wood (Sopran:
Part 2.
ee er ee The Bandolero ......--
Dr. Large.
Solo (Cello) ..... Andante Expressive .
From 3rd Coneerto in A Minor-—-Mr
AMO ons-ctre kvni Si Mi Chiamano Mimi .
From La Boheme—Mrs. Wood.
Solo (Piano) ...... Marsch in D Flat ...

Mrs. Large.

Ring Out, Sweet Bells of Peace

Dr. Large.
gvigast4 Souvenir ..
Mr. Edmunds.

Le Papillion
Mrs. Wood

ech “400s Strike the Lyre

Choir

@ GOD SAVE 'THE KING

 

Accompanists—
Mr, W.

Conductor—Mr, J, BE. Davey

 

I dmunads

praia

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ies
Vaughan Davie

at the Prince Rupert Music Store

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