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PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA. }) in, Prince Rupert j eb tne ee wa E. N T
; Published Every Afterncon, except Sunday, by The News ()F RHEUMATISM = Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat- R
Printing and Publishing Co., Third Avenue. September 3, 1910 indays at 10:30 a.m,
a } The Phenix Theatre will be at ———
H. F. PULLEN, MANAGING Eprror. catty Wigan, |e by Arb Tory tom ren | ge
Treatment With “FRUIT-A-TIVES” =o row aliernoon, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs.
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ONE SUBSCRIPTION RATES: : eh days at 7 p.m, Q
lity Delivery, by carrier or mail, per month ............ $4.00 Hi sie: —_——
By mail to all parts of the British Empire and the United States, os or eee For Vancouver and South. ————
itt AGVANCE, PET YEAT 22... ever erseceace Teevi rye’ eee st 4 Ton. . ms z ot “4 : Pubes is ok vee s a8 7 p.m
To all other countries, in advance, per year ............ $7.50,, | Mm 2 for ote = necore 5 Wuceuaha<s 4 , 7 Dr. Ba e
CemeeEED, ; | he ‘p i ue ; g atu AS o* . soee :
TELEPHONE 98, ; / bates cee oe : Sixt), Sundays > slbtbake 0 sl if p.m ss yn
Transient Display Advertising $41.25 per inch each insertion. | street Th the Alder B Seplembdr 10, 24; Oetober 4 OFFICE HOURS—~
, ‘Transient advertising on front page .......... $2.00 per inch. | ..t : 15, 26. and November 3,0 p.m Worning, 9 to 12, Afternoon, 1.30 to 530; Salordays, 5
Local Readers, per insertion, ........ scodces si OC, BOR Rime. | r *phalheas Var er - Every Evening trom 1.38
Glassified advertising, per insertion, ........... 2c. per word. | lPortiand Seatih raeoma and From Vancouver and South, oy
Legal Notices, each insertion, ...... eree. 156, per agate line. Spokane conte he BUGGED AVE es odes 10 p.m, Dental Nurse in attendane
Contract Rates on Application. ! [the steamer Pripce Rupert.for a Wednesdays ......+. 10:30 a. m. Phone 109 { 25) sommes
All advertising should be in the Daily News Office on day pre-| itrip to Honolulu in January, The S@turdays ‘ 10.30 a.m} . OT appointment
ceding publication, All advertising received subject to approval. | jonly possibility of preventing it is|!ridays oa p.m Rooms 4, 5, 6, Helyerson Blk Cor
ate gee = we ms rye — j the tnalter of insuramee, for the Sept 6, 7 October Best Equi Office j N irda
Hickory Ottawa, ‘| ; i N | i . n ‘
DAILY EDITION, ataya> Friday, September 3, 1920. o = Ss aa Hupe F is Massed as a coastal |!! ! pped orthern BC.
=e } was many years o victim 'vesse :
z = , pee thas terrible distagy, Rheumatnn @ bo | willis For Anyox and Alice Arm. = =
Private Peatt | 19143, 1 wae laid up dos four monte ‘ea SOe ee eeeese an ae ee SNulays... 10. pan.
Wednesdays 9 om

And His Company.

Next week Prince Rupert is to have a Chautaugua. It is a)
Canadian institution run by a Canadian, Private Peatt. Naturally!
many of the artists are not Canadians, but they come with good
records and an institution of this kind is worthy of support, as

long as it has the quality. te

Private Peatt has written a book and lectured a great deal;

with Kheamatism im the joints of the
knees, hips and shoulders and was.
Prevented from following my work,

 

of Electrician,

tried many semedics an@ was

under the ease of a physician ;

nothing did me any good. Then 1
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From Anyox and Allce Arm.

Special $4.00 silk hose, €2.95 Ducsdavs a.m,
j Pax paid Wallace's 08) ‘h pm,
| J. Vo Johnson irrived® from
Fetnaiatls hives , as For Port Simpson, Arrandale, Mili
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Bay, Wales Island and Naas River.

 

 

 

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Midnight Sunday and Thursday for Swanson Bay
Anyox Wednesday, 10 p. m.

For Stewart,
Port Clements, Massett and Buckley Bay, Sepi

Passenger’ Mondays,
Priore George, Edmonton

   
   
   
  
    
 
   
    
    
    

 

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Falls, Vancouver, Victoria and Seattic.
Stowart, Saturday 105
8.8. PR/GOE JOHN OR PRINCE ALBERT

Mesday 2 p.m. Anyox Saturday 9;

SoMbern Queen Chartotte Island Points Sunday
night.

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sod Winnhes, making ~ ter thee
Points easigand south

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during the war. His wife is even better than he, so they say. | Sook f wap casier, and ia six weeks] | William ia if Port Simp. Sundays ; 2 10 p.m
; is ¢ variety i “4 a2 “P well I went t) work again. | , ; re Simp :
Phere is a good variety of instrumentalists, vocalists and enter-| "43 ee <on, registered at the Hoted Brine: Dhursdays 41 pth.
tainers, something that is always welcome at a place cut off as) , 1 look “pre: this fruig mente bn upert leak: avaniné f
this is from the rest of the world. « o: simply mervallons in | _s From Pt. Simpson, Arrandale, Mill
. ; cums fF Rhaantion, etrongiy Last wWeht’s departures for the Bay, Wales island and Naas River
Labor Shortage \ advise everyone suffering with Kheue | blended “es Kelts a aiden i
* ti 6B fk  @ triah.’’ out wlitder { ie AM.
Handicaps Operations. 4 ; -” were Rralt-s-tives’ « Arthur, Dr. Uel Mia« } Saturdays e ~ pm
The News has no wish to see a condition in which the man AMEDEE GARCEAU, =. “ar t& RB '
sells his lz s » > it ar 1 from one emplover to} i tye anc tuckley
pattie ane Som the tisk’ oF dol aniline a job ar the Ghd. We 800. a box, 6 for $2.10, trial size, 2a. | me Queen Chariotte istands:
he, was s ; 4 ; : | At ali dealers or sent postpaid by | ‘’ M. Bere was fined thisapor For Massett, Port Clementa and
recognize the dignity of labor and the hopelessness of unemploy- Feuit-e-ti . Ott Ont, |'Pe $10 for being drut \ Ja ' pper island ts:
ment, especially when the unemployoed person has dependents} erlte-tiney: Limited, aie 'Fuimeso. of Frase fi oa ea _ . 4 slg i
who, must be provided for, Just now, however, the tables are cane BAA tad'an inten F
reversed. There are many employers looking for men and there /}, ™ . fy ee . ee ao ,
are not enough men to do much more than half the work offering. AGENCY FOR : >a ye mee ; ort Clemente and
If all accounts be true there are plenty of men in Vancouver, | Boce)lawwers er wolying pper Isiand pointes:
but that is a long way off and it casts a good deal to bring meri} hi ALL a Freee s Hthe postpones
from there. It seems a pity that some of the men cannot make E “ gonce, — lof the Supreme Court assizes here 5
: re 7 i na boots, overalls, mMackinaws, ; “or Skidegate, Queen Cheriotte
their headquarters here 4nstead of jn Vancouver, for there are gloves, waterproof clothing mts December.s Al present: the City d 1 or Intand
all sorts of industries within a short radius of the city. Industries . Sees 7  Fisessions are slated for October * ay and Lower age Heiate
; baczage, harness,” shoes, 3) Septe {8 Oetobes {
are handicapped through not being able to get men, and there : ‘ . ¢"s
are plenty of men requiring employment if-they could only con-|§ Yoole Undeuwear and socks. Mrs. A. Thompson, wit he and Ja
ee UAE INS em phot : ; CALL AND SEE THEM eee Rte” Birienen Sai
; , ; a e , From Skidegate, Quewu Charlotte
“ last might « the train and
Death of Pioneer “ J. F, MAGUIRE acuth- eh route to Portland City aud: Lower Island poiote—
Of British Columbia. 5. Tee tes Met Mined”. jusl repeived: wiirds il September 44, 28) (ectoher 12
Late comers to British Columbia will know little of the man) SWldeath of her father in that ind 2
whose death was reported in this paper yesterday, Hon. J.,8.| er eer tid Aine inet bc, titebeh aid ileal
Helmecken. He was a unique character. He objected to anything @ SS ee eee eseseees For Skagway and the Yukon.
which interfered with the liberty of the subject or encroached|*# PRINCE RUPERT TIDES * + eho September 6, 17, 27: October
on the rights of the people. He took strong exception to laws| Sessa wreecaeedesnr P. W. Ra&eey. the well known Mt > and November 4
dealing with behavior on Suaday and again and again in Victoria) Friday Sep 2 mining engineer, arrived
he took issue with the park eommissionens over congessions given| — yigy AiG a. w., fe2 feet night from Alice Arm where h From Skagway and Yukon.
to individuals or clubs within the park limits. 46:20 p. m., 19.9 feet. has been examining the Moos September 10,7 24; October 4
In his day, Dr. Helmeken was one of the best known and most) yoy 46-9 a in. 5.8 fevt. group and other properties in the) 15 od November 5
highly respected residenfe of the proviuce and in Victoria was a " 99:51 Ds ao fe fom,» _|Kitsault river section, Me ’ fm eshatioen
familiar figure, until he beeame too infirm to go out. He was Saturda Septe re lo Stewart tomorrow nial ' stewart, Maple Bay and Swamp
; : ae t ; | y, mber 4,
the man who negotiated the terms by which the province joinéd| High, 5:8 a.m, 174 feet. he is in charge of development Point.
the Canadian federation and he naturally took great interest 17:8 p.m, 19:3 feet. work on the Silver Tiy - For—Saturdays - 9 pun
seeing how those terms worked out, and was an active participant! poy 40-53 a.m. 68 fee tognpanied by Mrs. Kacey Pr Snridays p.m,
; , +O, a. mi., 6.8 feet.
im their benefits. 23:49 p.m., 5.3 feet. ‘
The time used 1s Pacific Stan-| CHALLEN
;
: idard, for the 120th Meridian west. | GE BUTCHERS
ah I é D llar Pp . |It ig counted from 0 to 24 hours | ; : »
a OF en Oo riZe ifrom midnight to midnight. {indians Ask for Game Here on
"eis lila for et ae | The table given is for Port Wednesday Next.
’ == === jSimpson but the time for Prince rhe I ,
* oR. ° 22 |Rupert varies only a few minutes | ¢ Port Simpson Ind TIMBER SALE X 2679.
Tee Letter on Prohibition jon some days and on ethers is|¢Mallensed thé butchers ABCDR beaten .f oe: wantin paaniied indica
eee ~ lthe same, The range of the tide|'*@™ and the challenge has beer _tanat, bot iter than Don
wr A good friend of the prohibition cause has made. an jmay be computed as 5 per cent! cepted. The game will be play ti va bite: te eet 91
ve offer of a prize of ten dollars for the best short letter jsreater at Prince Rupert than eet maps A —_ ne "cane “On POrMonaam Late 6008 end
4 . 2 ° da “ close i x i af ' nm Coast Ui
toys arguing in favor of the continuation of prohibition and Port Bimescs ootn S earings and cled : =
td against government sale. He ha ked the News t fineaps. Therefore the rise in the /CCo4: ‘ urs Will be atlO’we for Te.
eee ® age 8 f0Ver a Saie. , 3S ASKEe e Xe@ OO ree i i" a " | re ~ i" ;
oe: ere ie ines ‘a $ lo x \Prinnes -Hupert harbdr is slightly |» RERSeseeeasesses mer tf siars of the Caiet Porester,
iy ceive these letters and to publish such as may be thought or tha ort t ec ’ : : 4 r Distriet Marester, Mr
Ae greater than Port Simpson. |
eet worth while. This we have agreed to @ ‘The height is in feet and tentt * TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY * : items
% Ww ¥ 1 gr o do. £0L is in feet an n See eee ee eee eee ee ;

 

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P } ; amps WANTED (preferably jr als 1 134
ne petition exeept those which usually go with newspaper |lower low wager, famits - ; ° Aw f; '
*) aia Lait niall te ’ 7 ‘vine 0 ¥ eu of Apt : ' 1 1 rite “ae7
4 [Orr 1 . ‘
y* 4 correspondence. Letters mu p brie o the Ons © ladies MAE SUTICK (hat application time veeg
ang : anata anaapdorsae Advertist ip the Daily News rooms by tw hacdie light | made to resister Otol Hanson of Prinee 5S
Mitt must be couched in parliamentary language. Personalities housekeeping privileges Box Rupert, & s Owner Mm fee. under
Sipe" 12 » Tar “ss t frot the CUtiector of
a should be avoided. | TIMBER SALE X 2226. ° | 100 Daily News oflice OF | ting ' { Préhee Bupert, ‘bemrivog dete)
Toe: : : - ihe #8 la f November, 1917, Of ALL
a Contestants should write legibly on one side of the paper WANTED—Board and 1 for|4 ULAR bet certain parcel
a |, Sealed tenders will be received by the ——e i land apd premises situate, |
whi 7 only and the correet name and address of the writer must Minister of Lands pot later than noon on} working man with boy of fis being in the emy of Prince Rupert,
a | the 7th day of Uctoner, 1020, for the pur- ‘ articulariy knewn and described as
be given, although not necessarily. fon publication. Lf the chase of Licepee X 2326, W cut 6,101,000 where no other sinnttetroys, fi ' 4 Biock Thirty-one (34
: feet of Hemiock, Spruce, Cedar and BRl-| fing win ty, Apply box 99 Daily ‘30cteas eiemt (4). Map Nine Hundred end
letter should be a prize winner, the name of the winner |Sa%, ON QD afea Mituaied on Faike Aniet, Winter, ppty : aily | Poenty-t sy
, . ; fivers intet, Kange ¥, Coes! DIBtrics News oflice, ov You are required W contest the claim!
will be published. Three (3) years Will De allowed for re- cotitieglhttn . of the tax purchases within 3i-dGays trom’
moval of timber. ag the date { the service of thie notice
lweuriner particulars ot the niet voreater,) WANTED Fewporary, stenom- | iw be effected by pa wion ip
rt< P | the % ’
- clopa, B.., OF District Forester, Prince raphe: Apply distvAR forester, 1% ee nw Bos P ya oe
—_— Land Registey Act With Aineadments,
and Ww the following extract therefrom

Extraction

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Teeth
in a scientific manner
My modern equipped office

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My Prices meet people in
all walks of life that

I may render the
best serviee,

DR. JOS. MAGUIRE--- Dentist

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and in default of & caveat or cer ,
tificate of He penden® being ied be } t
fore the registration as owner of the
person entitied under such tax sale, | |
all peweons «6 served with notice
6nd Wose clauping throu
or under them, and af) person claty
ing eny interest in the land by virtue
of any vuregistered instrument, and bi
all’ persons clatmaing apy interest tn ne
the land by descent whose. title is j
hot registered’ under the previstors
of this Act, shall Be for ever ex
topped and debarred fram setting up
any claim to or im respect of # ’
land so sold for taxes, apd the Bagis-
; trar shall register the person ep ;
Pacific titled Opder such tax sale 68 owner
of the tand so sold for tases,”
' | AND WHEREA® application has been)
GC~ \wnade tor a Certifivate of Lodefeasibie Title!
fo the above -tMrntioned lang, in the name
It seems to addiof Ofef Hanson
AND WHEREAS on tvestigating § the
out |title it appears that prior fo the 13th day
of October, 1916 (the dale on Which the
f said \atide were sold for overdue taxes),
I} you were the asseased Owners (iefeor or |
otherwise as stated your respec

live natges |
FURTHER TAKD NOTICE that ot the)
same time | shall effect registration tn)
pursuance of such epplication and issue 6)
| Certificate of Indefensl le Tithe to the said
lands in the name of Uiof Manson
jlese you take and prosecute the roper |
proceedings to establish your ciate, if}
ac Cc i O jany, to the sald lands, or i prevent auch

, © [proposed action on my part
Limited DATED at the Land Hegisiry mee,
day of)

Prince Kupert, BC., Unis 2400
882 Drake @t., Vanpouver, &. 0. August, A.D, 1920,
FACTORY AT LADNER, 8.0.

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fresh fruits a

Kives

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4 sipegthiness that brings

natural richness, especially
one eats it on sliced fruit
breakfast.
peaches,

for opposite
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District Registrar of Titles,
fo Ww. HW. Kvans Crown Grantee
Jon Dahl & Jikke Dani, assessed owners

 

  

Por Betebiten, dunseu, Stegwey, Miseta, from Prince Muper:

Rare bere bent River vestebver aed

Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street

    
 
  
    
    
  
 
   
   
  

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For Vencovrver Wicteria end Gebilie from Prince Mepet
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fore: Ger,
Geers Geiurdes, ¢ om

for retes, revervetions end saiven, ayy &

W. GO. OROHARD, Geners! Agent
Prince Rupert,

 

 

   
   
  
    
   
    

  

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Keep ‘your blatikets soft, woolly and com

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and they will y you with & be
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to Wash blankets. Use t¥?
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ick lather in very hot wates, ‘Kad aid up
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} the blankets. in three hue
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