I'RIXCE  GEORGE   CITIZEN
MONDAY AND TUESDAY—
Our Mary Pickford
in -
"The Hoodlum"
Bigger than "Daddy Long Legs.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—
Elsie Ferguson "A Doll's House"
Comedy--"Ladies First
A Mack Sennett
Admission Sot-Children 1.
	I.KITH   BROS.    HARDWARE.
	Outisde
	- That's where the first >warni
	of Piles will be it  your doors
	art;  screenful.
1	—Wo have -,
	Screen
	Doors
1	In tw odesigns and thr.ee sizes:
I	2-CxG-O.
	2-8x6-8;
	3x7.
	Prices  from  $3.95   to  $6.26.
	Fourteen Inches high.
	18 to 28 li-inch extension
	i                     05c.
	-1'  to, 3'6 Vi-inch extension
	7.V.
	24  to 4 o'/a-Inch extension
	80c.
	Cooking with Oil
	Is Economical
	and Pleasant      \
	—An Intense flame, ready in :i
	moment.     Serves  yon   as  long
	as  you  wish.     Fuel   consump-
	tion ceases when your cooking
	or baking is finished.   No fuss
	with fire-lighting.  No lost time.
	No waste of fuel.    You will be
	delighted  with a
	Florence Oil
	Burning Stove
	—It will make your housework
	lighter.    The price is modest—
	Two-Burner .......... $20.50
	Three-Burner ........ $25.75
	Oven   ......................   $0.05
	We will be glad to demonstrate
	the good     qualities     of    these
	stoves.
	—We have a huge    stock  , of
	Household    and    other    Hard-
	ware.   Come In and see us.
jjm^^-Qu^oi-Towu   People     Write	
¦j^^jgmenu.   \W will	
	Leith Bros.
	HARDWARE.
	Our   -ig New Store,¦
	Corner fJeorge nn<l Third.
New Spring House Dresses
Middies, Blouses nnH-v. < 'hildren'j
Mrs. COVERT'S
George Street
 E.
My lit w   \«>.
McLANE'S
Auto. Service
 of  tho  Citj   <>r   I'linc-George.
TINDER Section  1,  the  tax per annum for male dogs is two dollars, and female dogs, five dollars,
Under Section 3, on tax being paid the person paying same shall receive a dog license tag, which tag shall be securely fastened to a collar on the dogV^neck for which the tax has been  patil,.
After th>^.7th of May, 1920, any dog found without collar and tag will be lmpountled^under Bylaw No. 9. Section 5, and the owner punished under Bylaw No. 6, Sectional'.
Dog tags may be had any morning from 10 to 12 at the Chief c^ttn-stable's office, city Hall.
Jl   A. STEWART, ap30,2<                      chief Constable.
\\\>< any place at any tirne
Dnv Phone 95 One Ring Xight Phone 69lTwo Rings
Prince George Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors and
Embalrhera (Ambulance in connection)
Agents fop Monuments and Tomb JBtones
Phone 97-2 rings
KORT   CKOFIOE   LAND    DISTRICT.
District of  Cariboo.
'PAKE NOTICE that Charles Sleeper Edwards, ped William Henry O'Dell, agent, of Prlnej George, B.C., farmer, intends to app.ly for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing  :.t  a  pos,   planted   80
chains   west  of  the  N.E.  corner    of
Lot 4013, and on  north line of Lot
4013, thence 40 chains north, thence
80 chains (more or less)  west to ea9t
shore   of   Summit   Lake,   thence   40
chains in a southerly direction along
Bhore   of  Summit   Lake,   thence     80
; chains   (more  or  les; )   to  point     of
' commencement.
Charles Sleeper Edwards. William Henry O'Dell, agent. March   1st,   1920.          m2ti.my21
56--McKay's--56
Monday and Tuesday Specials
QUAKER   TOMATOES—Regular 25c tin;   Sale 4   tins for........s...................-.;............ 85c
V.C. CURRANTS—Regular 30c package; Sale 2 packages for.................................,.;......45c
TECO  PANCAKE FLOUR—Regular 20c package; Sale 3 packages tor................................. 50c
EXTRA SPECIAL!—We have just received a car of Robin Hood Flour which we will sell for one week at the following prices:
241b.—Regular $1.90—Sale $1.80. 40.1b.—Regular $3.65—Sale $3.55. o.81b.~Regular $7.^5—Sale $7.00.
56-McKay's--56
? LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ?
t + M >f I + I + H   .  ?f + >
Sheriff K S. Potor.s returned l'roni \u business visit n> IXnuach Valley this I iveok.
Tin' Oddfellows will    parade    to ehurch on Sundny evening, mooting at Hie Oddfellows" Hall at 6:45, from ! ; where they will procood to church.
Mr. X. Duucan, formerly manager : pf  the   Union   Hank  here,  has  been [transferred from the management of ! the Nelson branch and is now niana- , i ger at Reglna, Slask.
TIip   Church   of   England   bazaar, j
; held In the Rltts-Kifer Hall on Satur- j
day last drew a lar^o attendance and j
w;is ii marked success financially and j
' us a social event.    A considerable   i
sum w;is realized.
All nutomobile owners, past, pros- , .•ni dnd prospective, are requested to \ attend a    meeting    at    ih<>    Prince Uworgo Hotel on Tuesday, May 4th, al 8 p.m. to discuss the formation of ;i liiciil Automobile Club.
After an extended business trip to Eastern Canada Mr, S. gj. Magoffiu returned this week to Prince George.
' Mr.   Magoffin   visited   Ottawa.   Mon-ir..i! and other points, and left again
1 for Prince Rupert on the westbound
' after a brief stay Here.
Mr. Angus Sherwood, who is shortly going into Findlay Forks for Mr. j   K   Cornwall's Northern    Trading Company, arrived this week from the ] oasl with Ins bride, who served with the Harvard girls in France on hospital duty.    Mr. and  Mrs. Sherwood will go Into the Peace River country together  to open  the  now post   far! the  well-known  trading  company.
Regarding the advertisement    in i those columns  today by  the Indlau , Department, we are advised by    the Indian  Agent  that  there are on  tho j Fort. George  Reserve several    work j horses and milk cows which are class-ed as •Reserve capital Improvements' and same cannot  loyally bo sold by 1 individual   Indians.     Intending  pur-1 chasers .should,    therefore,   exerclso | carp   when   buying   stock   from   In- ! dians of the Fort George band.
Seasonable Goods
ITEMS YOU WANT NOW—AND PRICES THat
Boys' !>ib Overalls, 2 to 7 years.....$1.25, Si j- ,   5
Boys' Full Wash Play Suits, 2 to 7 years ....
New Line Ladies' Dresses..........$1.75, $2,00 j019?
New Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists of All Kinds in Voile and Silk
in Voile and Silk.
Dress Ginghams......................joe and 45c vard
Wash Silks, 36-inch, many colors . . . ,$1.25, $1 .).., >] -,.'' New Summer Underwear for Ladies and Children -
Ladies' Wash Skirts. Infants' Jackets, Bootees and Caps. New Line of Dress Buttons and Trimmings I fosiery of All Kinds.
Me Arthur Mercantile Co,
George Street                     Prince George

Just Arrived
A NICE SHIPMENT OF LADIES'  RAINCOATS, AND CHILDREN'S COAT SWEATERS JUST ARRIVED—Call in and try these on-
D K Y
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J. Izowsky
GKOKGE
STKKET
.\h William Fraser, who before the war was for some years in the ¦ inploy of the Fort George Lumber & Navigation Company, arrived in town thiij week from the coast to represent the B.C. Express Company as agent at Soda Creek. Mr. Fraser's experience in the war was very distressing" [If! left here with the G7th Battalion and was badly gassed at Passchen-daele on November on November 17th, 1917. Since then he has been in the military hospitals until a short thai' ago.
PRESBYTERIAN   CHURCH.
hivery Sunday.
11 a.m., service at Fort George. 1-2:15 p.m., S.S. at Fort George. :? p.~rn.^S.i>. at Prince George 7:30 p/m.^service Prince George. Visitors made, welcome.
Minister, Wm. Graham, M.A.
ST.   MK'IIAKL  AND  ALL  ANGELS1 CHURCH.
Millar Section. Services Every Sunday. Holy Communion, 8:30. Matins  and   Holy  Communion.   11 a.m.
Sunday School, 3 p.m. Evening Prayer.  7:30 p.m.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo. rPAKB NOTICE that A. R. Harrow, of Pouoe Coupe, B.C., land surveyor, as agent for Anton PhilllpH,: of Metchoslu, B.C., farmer, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted 15; chains west and 4 4 chains north of the northwest corner of Lot 283,i thence south 55 chains, thence west 34 chains, to the northeast corner of Lot 284, thence west fi chains along the north boundary of Lot 284, thence north 55 chains, thence east 40 chains to the point of commencement, contains 220 acres.
A. R. BARROW. Agent for Anton Phillips. April  6,   19 20.                   ap30,ju!8
Hughes & Drake
Ladies* and Children's Outfitters and General  Dry Goods
Phone 55. I long. 2 short-
New Millinery
-Novelty Sailor Hat.s in white, navy and black. Also  Children's   Hats'for   early   Summer   wear     ffhltn navy, brown and old  rose.
Rain Coats
-Showerproof/ Coats iu Tweed.  Cravonette and  Novelt>  i lorh Leatherette Auto Coats.
House Dresses
-Made  of   fino  quality  Chambray  and  Gingham,  also   I'crcule Morning and  IJungalow .styles in quite an attractive variPtJ with white collar*,  cuffs,  belts and  pockets.     Trimmings   ol \pearl buttons.    Colors, pink, blue, rose and tan,    Si-* 44-inch.
CHILDREN^ AND GIULS' WASH  DRESSES.
—Smart Little Tub Dresses, for 2 to 6 years, in Gingham, Cham-bray, Crepe. Pink, blue and tan with dainty pockets. ¦ ";-and belts.
—-DISTINCTIVE STYLES fofr Gliis 8 to 14 years, in Chambray. Pongee and large plaid Gingham, trmmed white with !'¦''"' leather belt.
—CHILDREN'S ROMPERS, made of good quality Wash Material
—WHITE DRILL MIDDY WAIS1K all sizes, trimmed navj blue
Hughes & Drake
Third Avenue, Prince George
TRADE w-ft "fc"*)f ^ MARK
+++++++++++++++?++++++++?+
Children ....................  15 Cents.
Admission   ................   40 Cents.
WE PAY WAR TAX. Open   7.     I'lrtmrs  7:15 ftllli  tt.
Peggy Hyland
MONDAY, and TUESDAY
In tlie Special Production
"The Debt of Honor'
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY A picturizatioh (*t' Robert \V. Ghambers' novel
"The Dark Star"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
A Fatty Arbuckle Feature