December 17,

day, 1919

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{| THEO COLLART, Notary Public

FOR SALE—Lots 19 and 20, Block 18, Section 1, Third Avenue near

: —— $3,500 Each

i A REAL NAP.

{MARINE INSURANOE REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE

; Phone Blue 69 Westholme Theatre Block P. 0. Box 66

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Phone 524 Cor. Fulton and Sixth

DON'T PAY 80c

when you can get

Our Own Brand BUTTER { ‘or 70c., none better

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OLIVES ON SALE, 250 \ VALUE, SELLING 2 FOR 25c.

CASH SPECIALS

 

 

AP Serre, Moree UNI On Bb aes ce cdiccaccccce $1.00
WOVOS. SPOUNONS 6 ic ecb Hive. of 3 dozen for $1.00
w Malaga Grapes in barrels, per lb. .............. 40c
big Pancake Syrup Special............ 40c botties for 25c
ooms, regular $1.00, on sale for. .. T5e
sh ground Coffee, Special....... 3 ibs. for $1.35
rity Tubes. 100 Tubes on sale at .2 for 55c
These are the regular 35¢ stock
n Meah Special....... .5 Ibs. for 35c
irk's ¢ “alsup now selling for Dhiiee etac _25e per bottle.
QUAKER PORK & BEANS SPECIAL
cular 2 tins for, 25c, on sale for 10c¢ or $1.00 per doz.
COUPa—meins, regular 206, for......... 20. ccecccee 15c
I Eine Geek 14a 0 bw a 0'k0 hdd oie .2 for 25c
Hamsterly Cherry Preserves, 4-Ib. tin Regular $1.35—on
Sale for ..... Me os 686 666 CN oes Vi eave $1.00
Castile Soap, small MNEs bhi ees 0-46 in wks as tol 7 for 25c

Just Ransteed ¢ a Large Consignmens of Rice, Will Sell till
All Gone at 15c per Pound—Order Your Sack Now.
kin’s Best Coffee 1 tir value for 600 or 2 for 1.15

1 650 or 2 for 1.26

9 tins for $1.00

 

65

vaiue I¢

in One Shoe Black .2 tins for 25c¢

Inew BR ans, Spec tal 3 Ibs. for 250
Maple Leaf Milk, ps ase ‘ ee
Pacific Milk, per case, No Limit tae theres $5.25
led Cider, regu! HY pecial 2 botties for 55e

 

Largest Stock of Xmas Oracbere, Xmas Stockings in the City.
Lowmey'’s Cheeolates in Boxes at Ridiculously Low Prices,
Also a large Assortment of Xmas Candy—Buy Now.

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yy eres you want a hot water bottie,

@ bath-spray or anything else in the
rubber goods tine, you can make your
selection here, knowing that the quality
of the items purchased is of the very best
and that the price is as tow as possibile

to quote on the quality offered.

Now is the time to make your selection

from our new stock of-—

Hot Water Botties, Rubber Gloves, ice
Bags, Face Bottles, Bath Sprays, Fountain

Syringes, Ete.

Zhe Priace Rupert Drug Co.
FAMILY CHEMISTS
Third Avenue, opposite Second Street

Mail Orders Given®Prompt Attention P.O. BOX 215

PHONE 134

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National Grocery Co.
VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY

Motor Delivery Prompt Attention

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— Sail Y NEws

oD SWIMMING | HOLE
SUBJECT OF PICTURE

Jack Plokford in “tn Wrong”

be Much Enjoyed by West-
holme Patrons.

will

The Old

Swimming Hole,” fa.

it Ameriean song and story,

thie pening seene in In

Wrong Jack Pickford’s new pic-

ture, di ees by First National

and which will be shown at the

Westholime Theatre tonight. Here

one Johnny Spivens, the

chara played by Piekford,

akir entrance by coming
up f the depth

n the shore sits his faithful

low atching hi Clothes. Johnny,

lie driver of a gerocer’s wowran.

| past the edge of town

t distant customer, and

has taken this opportunity to cool

the hot
Which the story

home

summer's day on
starts He goes
lies to his mother about his

plunge into the creek, and .is
ipped for it
In Wrong introduces Jack
(Kiord as a poor lad with all
rt 1 ambition, who does not

ein to be able to get ahead. After
has lost his girl to a city man,

lired” from his job, and has

his rival made the hero of
his opportunity comes
shows how to capturs
bank robbers witha no more pre-
fous weapon than a pitehfork.

the hour,
Then he

tte ee oe es es a 2

| The Man in the Moon |
}

THAT in regard to who will
follow Borden.as premier of Can-

ida no less than six ministers
look at the other and say, “It is
ay”
. . .
THAT Sir Thomas White finds
fie can do more for the interests

he serves by being on the outside
id pulling the strings.

. . .

LHA'T George E. does not foster
the idea,

THAT one minister is strongly
f the opinion that it should be
Me’ in”

THAT having been anything

a chairman of

bea i success as

the Board of Railway Commis-
sioners Sir Henry Drayton finds
himself eminently qualified for
the premiership.
e-@ @
rHAT Sir James Lougheed,

having regard to his well known
to labor men and prohibi-
should make an ideal leader
of a great Government.

dislike
tion,

THAT J. A. Galder, who obeys
the biblical injunction to be all
things to all men, and especially
to J. A., would be little worse than
any of the others.

THAT Bob Rogers is really the
iman for the job, because everyone

knows where Bob is.
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hiAT Bob would cure
ills of the country because
would have his fingers on
inedicine ehest,

all the
he
the

(THAT Juneau had an excuse
soing to sleep, having been
cod by an earthquake, but what

excuse has Prince Rupert?
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THAT the quake may have

goissed us, but there are rumblings
eat things to come.

rHAT it was stated at the police
inquiry that there were leaks in
the police station.

rHAT a reeent visitor to that
popula institution found its

source in the ceiling over the tele-
phone.
THAT
George
there
there,

a joker says as long as
is a member of the force
will always be a “Leek”

PIONEER MISSIONARY
WAS SERIOUSLY ILL

Rev, J. B. MeCullagh, the pio-
eer Angliean missionary, who
forty years has been in charge
( the mission at Aiyansh on the
Naas River, has: been seriously il!
but is now out of danger, Owing
to the strenuous and trying na-
ture of the work he had a nervous
preakdown,

Mr. MeCullagh is a student of
Indian life and language. He has
written a geed deal about the In-
dian languages on this coast and
their similarity to other langu-
aes.

D. H. Beatty, of Kitwanga, was

 

 

an arrival on last night's train,

ey

BANK FOR ANYOX is |
TO OPEN THIS WEEK

a Bank of <@osametes és)
Have Branch at Smelter
Town.

\ braneh of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce is opening in Anyox
this week. This bank does the
business of the Granby Consoli-
dated and as there is a large pay-
roll there and no bank the new
branch should prove to be a great
convenience, not only to the com-
pany, but also to the residents of
the town and district,

HAYSPORT CANNERY
HAS CHANGED HANDS:

Maritime Fisheries, Ltd., are aol

 

Owners of Skeena Property.

LD. T. Sandison, managing di-
rector of the Maritime Figheries, |
Ltd., owner of the Aliford Bay

announces that the com.
pany has purchased the Haysport
property, on the Skeena River, 24
miles Prince Rupert. It is
that the aequisition of
the property by a strong eompany
ihe that headed by Mr. Sandison
ith expert knowledge of all
nehes of deep fisheries,
1! be an important factor in the
advancement of the plant.

cannery,

from
believed

sea

bon W. Peck was an arrival in
town this morning from Vancou-
ver.
oe
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Embleton
returned foom the south this

morning,

Mrs. Il, N. Linnell arrived from
the south this morning to spend
some days visiting with her par-

 

ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Fisher,
Fourth Ave, East.
. . >
The Pioneer sold her eatch of

halibut yesterday to the Pacifie
Sea Products Co. for tie and 9.1¢.
She had 85,000 pounds. The Tor-
75,000 pounds to
Stovage for the same

kenskjeld sold
the Cold

priee. The Tom and Al with about
20,000 pounds left for Seattle
yesterday afternoon, The Alton

landed 85,000 pounds.

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS

NOTICE

APPLICATION FOR GRAZING PERMITS FOR
THE SEASON OF 1920.

 

ieploctinns for permits to graze live-
stock on the Crown range within each
grazing district of the Province of British
Columbia must be fled with the District
Foresters at Cranbrook, Fort George, Kam-

4 Nelson, Prince Rupert, Vancouver
and Vernon or with. the Conunissioner of
Grazing, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B
C,, on or before February 29, 1920.

Blank forms upon which to submit ap-
plications may be obtained from the Dis-
trict Foresters at the above named places
or from the Department of Lands at Vic-
toria, >

NADEN,
ot tnd a of Lands.
Department ©:

Lands,
Victoria, B.
December: $e, 1919.

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT- —DISTRICT OF
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

TAKE NOTICE that Charles E. Burgess,
of Bay Point, California, hotel-keeper, in
tends tu apply for @ licence to prospect for
coal and petroleum over the following de
scribed lands on the West Coast of Moresby
island, British Columbia, commencing 4)
& post planted about 200 yards from tx
southerly shore of Canoe Pass and 4 miles
east of the northeast corner of Robert
Reid’s coal and petroleum licence number
10460, thence north 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thencr
west 80 chains to the point of commence

ment.
CHARLES E. BURGESS.
By Hans K. Christensen,
_ Located October 9th, 1919.
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS LAND Dis
TRICT—-RECORDING DISTRICT OF
SKEENA.

 

Agent

 

TAKE NOTICE that I, Peter Piombo, of
Prinee Rupert, B. C., prospector, intend
to apply for a lieence to prospect for coa
oll and petroleum over the following
seribed lands on the West Coast of (ira
ham Island;

Commencing at & post planted at three
miles north of the horth east corner of
Lot 2437, thence 80 chains north, thence
su chains west, thence 80 chains south
thence 80 chains east to point of com-

mencement,
PETER PIOMBO.
Located July 27, 1919.
Dated September 25th, 1949

OE PPO D OL OOP RIDE

OUR)

Pool Room

moved to

721 Third Ave.
Opposite
The Empress Hotel

 

 

CIGARS SODA
Two per cent. Beer

 

 

 

    

 

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AVOID ALUM

- IN FOOD
Baking Powder is one
of the most important
food inguedionta. “4 Alum
or other injurious acids
are frequently used
some concerns ‘° lower
the cost of production.

MAGIC

Containe No Alum

It is a pure ee
baking p ovdler and is

suerethaalen bethe best,
—— and most health-
ul baking powder

possible to p uce.

W. Matthew Williams. in
“Chemistry of Cooking.”
“Phosphates are the bone-
making material of food and
have something to do with
building up of brain and
nervous matter.”

Made in Canada

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satility in “Miss Dulcie From |
Dixie,” in which she is a Southern
girl who eomes North to end a
family estrangement of Civil War
days and succeeds, and also wins *
the man she loves and a fortune. *
This Vitagraph picture, which »
will be seen in the Empress to- *
night is adapted from the popular:

* vance. The boys

 

should
rved

ceipts which
Ways be prece

Gleason.

where payment has beer
* made for the year in ad-
when
collecting carry oflicial re-

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SMITH & MALLETT

nd Mebane Mehonntalns Solan. Ge] OTS, OS, ONT, © TS O US, © LS FT. OT. OL. O ET
GLADYS LESLIE MISS Dra pee peer
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—— * Subseribers to The News
Gladys Leslie, the star with the|}# are asked to pay.the de-
“million dollar smile,” has a role|* livery boys each tmonth
well suited to her charming ver-|* when they call, except

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\dvertise in the Daily News.

PLUMBING
ENGINEERS

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF aes enupt 0b renee

COLUMBIA.

 

IN THE MATTER OF THE “ADMINISTRA-

novel of the same title by Lulah|

Ragsdale and was directed by Jos, |

TION ACT” |
,
5

Honour F. MeB. Young, made the 19th day!
€ December, A.D. 1917, I was appointed)
administrator of the estate of Seldon Ed-
ward Stebbins, deceased, and all parties |

 

 

AND HEATING

Estimates furnished.

and — Address, ard Avenue, head
IN THE MATTER OF SELDON EDWARD g
STEBBINS, DECEASED, INTESTATE. of Second Street.
“ _
TAKE NOTICE that by an Order of wa Phone 174 .— P.O. Box 274

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having claims against the said estate are
hereby required to furnish same, properry |
verified, to me, on or before 15th day of |
December, A. D. 1919, and all parties in-
debted to the estate are required to pay
the amount of their indebtednss to me/|

forthwith

J. H. MeMULLIN,
OMeial Administrator
Dated this 20th day of November, 1919

VEGETABLES
“ietetedl

Phones 41 and Red 391

For Hire by the Hour,
Day or Week

 

Labor, Exchange.

 

Phone 547

TOM TEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

Wholesale and Retali
General Contractors and

Prince Rupert, B.C,
— P.O. Box 725

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Launch Alice B.

Picnic and Fishing Parties

 

Chilli Con Carne s Hot Tomales

 

Trips round Hlarbor At the

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CHILLI PARLOR - 835 Second Avenue

Delivery Service Extra Phone 557

 

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Men's Pocket
WATCHE St

are in demand. ~

There are Styles in Men’s Watch s the
same as anything else.

The Gruen Verithin is one of the neat-
est and best at from $25. to $150:

We carry the Waltham from $12. to
$100. and you'll find a wide variety of
cases.

Also we stock Hamilton Howard and
Regina.

GRUEY

STANDARD PRICES

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