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SPECIALS

For This Week Oaly

Malkin’s Best Baking Powder 5-Ib.
tins. Only @ to sell—worth $2.25
— in sale for .. 65
North West Sodas in cartons, worth
—on sale ees at R
Spitz A le Cider, regular c, sel-
P meg ye an a 2 for 26c¢
All Brushes 25 — cent discount.
Cowan's Baker's and Lipton’s cocoas
-reugular 35c. on Sale @ for $1.00
Benson's and Canada Corn Starch—
This week only...... 2 for 25c
Our Own Special Blend Coffee—
regular 65c, special & $2.85
Our Own Special Blend Tea, regu-
lar 65c, Special 6 tbs. for $2.86
Buy 5 Ibs. each of our Tea & Coffee
and get one of our famous Ink-
less Fountain Pens.
CANNED GOODS SPECIAL
Early June Peas, regular 25c, Spec.
tins for 7Sc
reg. 25c, Spec.
4 tins for 76c

60c¢

 

 

Tomatoes, jar ‘ce tins,

Delmonte Asparagus Green Tips—
regular 45c, Special 3 for -00

Have you tried our famous Apple
Butter? We will give you one
tin (30c value) with 4 tins of
any other kind of fruit—i tins
for the price of four.

Value Pork & Beans—

regular 25c Special & tins $1.00
OUR OWN BRAND BUTTER, lb. 75c
L.M.F. Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. 80c
Special Oranges 3 dozen for $1.00
Pacific Milk per case. -50

Libby’s Biz

   

Maple Le Milk per case .. 76
laska Pink Salmon, the best that
money can buy; worth 50c—
Special . 3 tins for $1.15

Abbey's E ffervescent Salts, a.
bottles, regular 75c. Special

Fine Oatmeal ow 10c per Ib.
On Sale Ds Mes Seas one To,

Rye Flour, reg, {0c ib. On sale on

a 5-lb. pke. reg. 45c for

 

Quaker an‘ Robin Hood selling so.28
‘vinctal to clear out at ...
Brown Beans Special 3 tbs, for r ase

Seeded Raisins 12 oz. pkg. 2 for 36c

Pure Honey in jars ee) tor Fc
laf $0c ~Special 5 et

Lefton and Grapefrnit Marihiege I
jars, regular 35c—Special 28¢

Ap, le Butter in tins, Spec 2 for 36c

SOAP
selling Palm Olive

 

We are still st

dtc per Cake.

Peariine Istge pkgs. and 5 bars of
Gokiin West, the two worth to-
day 75c—On sale for......
Remember all our goods are

QUALITY GOODS
aii we guarantee
SATISFACTION
PHONE 45
FUL LER ;
LIMITED

 

 

The HOUSE
and the OWNER

We are
continuous
thirty years.
it during +he thirty years! How-
ever, no less than seven people died
in that dwelling. This case shows
the difference between life insurance
and ali other forms.

Fire MAY COME but Death MUST
COME, If tire insurance is a neces-
Sity, and we thinkeit is, life in
Surance is very much more neces-
Sary. If a possible danger should
be guarded against, how much more
an inevitab'e one. Your family can
be protected against the inevitable
by a policy in
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

OF CANADA.

MecCafiery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Lid.

3rd Ave. Phone 11

WV. Stephens

Notary Public

told of a house which was
y insured against fre for
Yet Mre never touched

 

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Conveyancer

 

 

For a

QUICK SALE

Lots 42 4 Block 27,

and 43,
Section 1, Park Avenue

$1,000

Cash for the
them over

pair. Look
and buy.

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate insurence Financial Agent

 

 

 

 

For Sale!

Lot 41, Block 28, Section 6,
together with a good sub-
stantial! dwelling.

Price $2,500 .Cash $1,000.
Lot 15, Block 22, Section 7,

Price $1.260. Cash $500
Lot £9, Bleck 38, Section 8,
with four room cottage

Price $600 Cash $300

Apply to

Ed.H. Mortimer

Notary & Agent
324 Second Avenue

 

 

   

  
           
     

 
      
 
 
 

   
      
     
       
       
       
         
           
      
          
      
    
   
    
      
         
       
     
       
       
    
 
     
         
    
  
    
 
     
 
   
   
  
   
  
   
   

CONSIDERABLE FISH .
LANDED YESTERDAY

Local Companies Bought 168,000
Pounds from Several
Boats.

The following boats arrived
and sold their catches at yester..
day's fish siale:

Alaska, 14,000 lbs. sold to Can-
Piian Fish and Cold Storage Co.,
at 10c and 6c.

Chancellor, 10,000 IDs. and Al-
batross, 16,000 ibs., sold to Nat-
ional Independent Fisheries at
{i.4c- and 6c.

Viking, 4,000 Ibs.
20,000 ibs. sold to Booth
eries at 11.4 and 6c.

Onah, 17,000 Ibs., Glacier, 4,-
000 Ibs., and Pauline, 8,000 Ibs.,
sold to G anadian Fish and Cold
Storage Co-, at 10.6c. and 6c.

. Lumen, 16,000 Ibs. and Molly
May, 7,000 lbs., sold to Pacific
Fisheries at 11.4c. and 6c.

Thelma, 16,000 Ibs., and W. &
F., 10,00 Ibs-, sold to Atlin Fish-
eries at 11.6c. and 6c.

Pair of Jacks, 11,000 lbs. and
Atli, 15,000 Ibs., sold to Canadian
Fish and Cold Storage Co., at 11.-
6e- and 6c.

MARY PICKFORD IN
"CAPTAIN KIDD, JR.”

Greatest of Film Stars to be Seen
Tonight in Fine Picture.

and Lebanon,
Fish-

   

       
    

   

 

Once more the management of
the Westholme Theatre has been
able to secure a Mary Pickford
film, another of her best, made
under her own management with
her own company.

There are a number of people
who never miss a Mary Pickford
film and it is a good habit to get
Mary as an actress is always
splendid. She stands out pre-
eminently as one of the leaders
bf the movie art.

In “Captain Kidd, Jr.” it is said
that Mary is great. The story is
a delightfully realistic one and
will have a special appeal to those
who like anything exciting.

J. R. Morgan has purchased the
Vital Spark, the 46 ft. gasoline
boat which
tne late Captain William Seliz
and is having it repained at Cow
Bay.

 

° . e
Oscar Johnson, a logger in t
employ of J. R. Morgan, had the
misfortune to lose a finger whil«
working around the winch at
\kerberg & Thomson's machine
shop yesterday afternoon.

The funeral of Mrs. Yamada,
the Swanson Bay Japanese wo-

man who died at the hospital last
week, took place from the B. ©.
Undertakers’ parlors at 2 o'clock
this afternoon- Services were
conducted under the auspices of
the local Japanese Mission.

gee

George M. Bruggy, the Alice
Arm merchant, is back in Van-
couver after a trip to California.
Mr. Bruggy reports that Cali-
fornians are very interested in
northern mining. Before coming
north he will purchase supplies
for his mine on the Marmot river

near Stewart, at Seattle-

In tow of the Granby gasoline
tug Azurite, the new boat for H
F. Kergin left for Alice Arm on
Saturday afternoon. The boat
which has been built at Cow Bay
by Neil McLean will be used in
the ferry service between Alice

Arm and Anyox. Mr. Kergin was
aboard on the northbound trip.

 

Tite’s February Furniture Sal
in full swing for bargains. tf

 

 

SPECIAL
This Week

 

50 Boxes

Cooking
APPLES

5 Ibs. for 25c.

$1.85 per Box.

Auger Table supply Co

Phones 211, 212

 

 

undersigned,

formerly belonged to}!

 

 

THE DAMLY NEWS

CREE ENTERTAINER
FINE ELOCUTIONIST

Miss Frances Nickawa is Here and
Has Great Record-

 

Miss Frances Nickawa, who
arrived tast night, will give her
great entertainment in the Meth-
odist Church on Wednesday even-
ing. Speaking of her Dr. Wve J.
Sipprell says:

“Tam pleased to say that I
have had the pleasure of attend-
ing the recitals of Miss Frances
Nickawa, ‘The Cree Entertainer,
several times. I have been dé-
sea gph measure. I would
endeavor to grasp any oppor-
tunity I might have of hearing
her again. I consider Miss Nick-
awa a reader of rare merit and as
an interpreter of the works of E.
Pauline Johnson, I do not remem-
ber ever having heard her equal.
Miss Nickawa has an extensive
repretoire for one so young.”

INFORMATION WANTED

Joe O'Donnell, last heard of in
Prince Rupert about a year ago,
s being enquired for by his sis-
ter, Mrs. M. J. Flynn, of New
York, in order to have the estate
of a late relative cleared up. tf

 

 

 

The Prinee Albert has com-
pleted her overhaul at Yarnows,
Victoria, followine her groundin®
on Masset Bar and is now on the
way north with a full cargo. She
left Vancouver on Friday and
will call at the southern Queen
Charlottes before making this
port tomorrow.

The “Director’’ Corset.
factured in Prince Rupert.
Hine 92. ,

Manu-
Phone
tf

 

the
for
received

addressed to
“Tender

TENDERS
and endorsed
wharf at Stewart, B. C.,” will be

SEALED

at this office until 12 o’clock noon, Fridey,

warch 5, 1920, for the construction of @
wharf at Stewart, District of Skeena, B. C.

Plans and forms of contract can be seen
nd specification and forms of tender ob-
ained at this Department, at the office of
the District Engineer at Prince Rupert,
. C., at the Post Offices, Vancouver, B.C.,
nd Stewart, B.C.

Tenders will not be considered unless
raade on printed forms supplied by the
yepartment and in accordance with coli-
fitions contained therein.

Each tender must be accompanied by
n accepted cheque on_a chartered bank
payable to the order of the Minister of
Public Works, equal to 10 p.c. of the
mount of the tender. War Loan Bonds
f the Dominion will also be accepted as
security, or War Bonds and cheques if
required to make up an odd amount.

NOTE.—Blue prints can be obtained at
this Department by depositing an ac-
epted bank cheque for the sum of 810,
sayable to the order of the Minister of
*ublic Works, which will be returned if
the intending bidder submit a regular bid

By order,
R. C. DESROCHERS,
Secretary.
vepartment Public Works,
Ottawa, 1920.

ASSIGNEE’S SALE

TAKE NOTICE that as Assignee for the
reneral benefit of the creditors of the es-
‘ate of Harry N. Killas; assigned, I will
fer for sale at public auction on Thurs-
day the 19th day of February, 1920, at
2:30 p.m., the goods chattels and effects
f the said Harry N. Killas.

; Fale to take place on the premises

own as “Candyland” on Third Avenue,

eiaae Rupert, B.

Dated this 14th day of February,

E. C. GIBBONS, Assignee.

of
February 5,

1920

 

St. Regis Cafe

Tuesday, February 17
- BREAKFAST, 35c

7 am. to 10 a.m.
Rolled Oats or Corn Flakes
Home made Sausage
Toast Jam
Coffee

LUNCHEON, 50c
11:30 to 2 p.m.
AND

DINNER, 50c
Dinner & p.m to 7:30.
Split Pea Soup
Fillet of Plaice, Tartar Sauce
Grilled Halibut Steak, Tartar Sauce
Boiled pickled Pork and Cabbage
Braised Sirloin Tips with Vegetabics
Lamb Pot Pie with Dumplings
Salisbury Steak

 

 

Home Made Sausage and Mashed
Potatoes
Roast Pork with Dressing
Potatoes, Mashed
Yaploca Custard Pudding
Coffee

 

TES PT

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:
diy, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, ednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT
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Monday, ost uary 4

 

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Local News Notes

 

For Taxi. Phone 67. tf

25 per cent off Brushes. Ful-

ler’s 45. tf.
* . *

Mr. and Mrs. Einer Berge came

in from Usk last night.

= .
J. R. Smith came in from Smith-
ers on last night's train.

John Watkins arrived in the
city from Stewart yesterday.

Mrs. Frank Morris is in the
hospital for medical treatment.

A new delicious sweet biscuif,
Leap Year Sandwich: Fuller's 45.
R. W. Keith of Hyder is regis-
tered at the Hotel Prince Rupert.

Tapestry Chesterfields and easy

ehairs at Tite’s February Sale
prices. tf
. . *

R. E. Dugan anrived from
Prince George on last night's
train.

. ° *
Tite’s February Sale for brass

and iron beds, springs and mel-
tresses. tf

. . sa

Joseph A. Rogers, the fur deal-

 

er, left this morning on a trip
up-river.
R. J. McDonnell, of Hy@er, re-

turned from Telkwa on the train

last night.

. . °
Phonola and Phonographs to
clear at special prices.—Barrie’s

No increase in prices.
. . >
The Grand Masquerade Ball of
he Knights of Pythias takes place
mn Friday first, February 20.
. . .
The cadets will meet this even-
ng at 7:30 in the Exhibition

Building for a full dress parade.
. . .

furniture Store. ,. tf
e . .

Mary Pickford in ‘Captain
Kid, jr.’ Gazette and Comedy. No
inerease in prices.

Carpets, floor oil cloths and
inoleums at special prices.—
jarrie’s Furniture’ Store. ti

. . °

Mary Pickford in “Captain

Kidd, jn’ Westholdme tonight. |

 

   

Phone 8rd Avenue, opposite

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Take this Prescription to the Prince Rapert Drag Company’ Store!

I always send my

there, for | kuow th Pationty

gredients the. y use = yess mm
fresh and of the ve y Le
quality. They a Muble ey
every presc ription whe
means a whole lot to you. s 7
too, this kind of ace
doesn’t cost you any bi
than you would obdleaune
have to pay for the Jose re
fully com pounded cna
tion. a

2nd St,

P.0. Box
134 Mail Orders Given Promp! Attention 215

The Prince Rupert Drug Co,

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PL PPLLLIL ED ODEDLODDE DP OD OO DOO 4.

THEO COLLART, Notary Public

FOR SALE—Fine view and level lot, 4th Ave. near Mc]
$1,050 — Haif Cash, 6-12-18 Months.
52 feet Atlin Ave.,

POOCOOOOD

frontage

Lane corner S400

MARINE INSURANCE |

Phone Plue 69

REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANGE

Westhoime Theatre Block P. 0. Box 66
IM OPI OO COP One "Ww eeroroornoreoons|

 

 

W. G. Harris, the mining man,
was a passenger last night on the
Princess Beatrice. He is going
o Vancouver.

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CANT TAKE A
BATH THIS MORNING
BECAUSE | GoT THE
STOPPER IN MY
POCKET

 
 
 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Charles Kniflle and J- F.
who arrived from Stewart on Fri-

A permit for improvements to
the value of $400 at the Jabpur
store was granted by the city
building inspector this morning.

Bo not fail to hear Miss Fran-
‘es Nickawa on Wednesday at the
Methodist Church.
vellous elocutionist-
tickets early.

. . ’

H. MeCall, general superintend-
nt of the western division of the
G. T.P- railway, is in Vancouver
on a business trip and is expected
back on the Prince George Wed-
nesday morning.

Buy your

W. J. Lyneham has taken out
a building permit for a dwelling
on 9th Avenue, Section 8, valued
at $2,165. The building will be
built by Bernard Paulsen under
the Soldiers’ Housing Scheme.

* . .

Frances Nickawa, the Cree elo-
cutionist who will give a recital
on Wednesday night, arrived in
the city last hight. She proceeded
to Port Simpson where she gives
an entertainment and will return
here tomorrow.

° ° °

Fred Panky, who was released
from the city jail on January 22
after serving 60 days for theft,
appeared in the police court
again this morning charged with
vagrancy: Constable MeGlinchy
and Chief Vickers testified .as to
idleness. Accused said he had
been unable to-get work, Magis-
trate McMordie released him on
suspended sentence and gave him
48 hours to change his address,

 

NOTICE

 

In the matter of the estate of
Vrederick Parker, deceased:

Bids are invited for the pur.
whase of lot 24, block 24, Section
1 (Third Avenue), with store and
cabin thereon, subject to 4-year
lease.

tf CHAS, C. PERRY, Executor.

Scrims, Marquisettes, Voiles
and curtain materials 20% dis-
count at Tite's February Sale. tf

 

 

 

B, GC. Undertakers. Phone 41.

Smith, |

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Princess Beatrice last night. |

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