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ERNEST LAPOINT iE
IS COMING MAN

rests on the op-
man

“As your gaze
position, you notice that one
is missing —probably the
man you would really miss in the
whole talented outfit,” says J. K.
Munro in McLean's Magazine.

“That man is Ernest Lapointe,
the big Kamouraska lawyer. That
is, he was from Kamouraska when

 

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printing needs to ‘he News Print
shop and get the work done
/rompuly & and well,

Life Insurance
Is ln Certain |; MORTGAGE SALE OF SAWMILL EQUIP-
Respects Unique} ‘uni

| Under and by virtue of the powers con
| tained in @ certaip chattel mortgage heid
Other kinds of insurance provide | by the vendor there is offered for sale up

for losses that MAY be sustained. ia ae geo oe the 2nd day of
< =m 4 . ‘ luary, 1920 1¢ Tollowing chattels, viz
Lite Insurance provides for an in } the plant, machinery, equipment and Jum
evitable loss. } ber of the Port Clements Box and Lumber
The premiums on other kinds of |e os At ort Cleme ne, B C.
nsvrance § »xpense > pre- | yr particulars apply to Weir, 135
insurance are an expense, The pre | Riehards St., Vancouver B. ¢, 32
miums on a life policy are pay- | sitbteac ti
hents on account of an asset; for
at some time the policy must mature
and be paid. Other kinds of in- ct
surance tire expedient; Life Insurance TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary
is essential, Bkide gate, B.C.,’ settler, intends to app
A building may never burn, a or @ license to prospect for coal aid
j g j ’ petroleum on and under the following|
ship may never sink, but ALL men described lands:— i
j Commencing at a poSt planted 4 e
must die. “im Planted at wu
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of eat CO chete ey oe tOe, . thence
AR ipeeee Rs: te 5 : west 80 chains, thence north 80 chain
Canada Policies are safe. thence east 80 chains, thence south 8u
Pe a chains, to point of commencement,

 

 

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION.
DIS TRI T OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

jonly

he last sat in the House. When
he comes again his address will

be Quebec East. He has succeed-
2 ed to the seat of the late Sir
: Wilfrid Laurier, Furthermore, he
is fast taking the Laurier place
in the habitant hearts. When
Ernest Lapointe came to Parlia-

% 4 ame
ment in 1904, he was a big coun-
try lawyer who could scarce

word of English and who prom-

speak

ised to cut as much figure in his
ountry’s history as the average
member who blossoms for a Par-

‘lament or two and then vanishes
rom the political horizon or be-
Red
youn:

decoration of the
Chamber. Lapointe
he picture of smiling

and so generally a pleasant

comes a
was
good ni

| Bea of the landscape that he grew
} popular.

But his

he English language

knowledge of
grew even

yi | faster than his popularity and he

plodded along, gaining ground
ession by session. But it was
recently that it began to
on the House that a suc-
Laurier was in its

dawn

cessor to

Dated this 22nd day of October, 1919 r t)
McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle, aie WILLIAM 1.11 48¥ Applicar: |"Udst. By this time Lapointe had
y leanne astere
Limited, - Agents. SKBENA LAND: REGDADING DIVISION \i a onl learned but mastered th
Phone 11 - - 3rd Avenue ee nee EEN CHARLOTTE jsnglish language. Moreover, h
HANDS {vas eloquent, with a sound con
TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary «f! *on sense bel is e ne
Skidegate, B.C settler, intends to apply | ‘ - es * anern " eee =
for a license to prospect for coal an ad a knowledge of constitution:
,petroleun ( or >» ) ing j
] jer ion, and under — the following | government such as is possessed
Commencing by few men in Canadian public
life.’

: ot a post planted at the}
north-east corner of DL 2799, thence!
— <> north £®% chains, thence east 80 chains
: e PS thence south 80 chains, thence west &
e Set 2 chains, 10 point of commencement

Dated this 2ist day of October, 1919

 

 

 

 

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WILI! i |
° AM J. LEARY, Applican
Noiary Putlic Conveyancer 4 ‘inting -done wel' and done at
ee een a ara 7
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rr nh le News Print Shop.
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Four -roomed plastered » BILLINGS, Prop SKPENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION.
ce a DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
house, on Eighth Avenue ¢| 50c Special Menu 50c 3 ISLANDS,

. : wy DAY > NOTICE that William J. Leary of
between McBride Sst. and | ATURDAY, JAN. 3 | B. £., setter, intends to apply
re . J . 4 1 To ‘ense to prospect for coal and
King Edward School with ex- Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Joe nN and under. the following

Dinner 6:30 p.m. to 7:80. | leseribed lands:
cellent lot | . } ommencing at a post- planted
Soup. | rth-east corner of DL 2799, thence
Vegetable , vest 80 chains, thence north 80 chains,
henee east BO chains, thence south go
¢ ft Fried or Boll ote Sal Im Halibut ted o point of commencement
, z $i n, MDW yaled this 2tst day of October, 1919.
e ? | Sn d Black Cod ‘ v AM J A
?*9 eV ns aca ____ WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant
Terms. soled Ham with Vegetables SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION,
| sir i Entrees. DISTRICT ps QUEEN CHARLOTTE
me rte a a 23: Baked Sausage with Country Gravy Ist, ANDS.
r | Baked Beans with Sieamed Brown fAKE NOTICE that William J, Leary of
Bread skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to apply
M. M. Stephens Liberty Steak with Onions or a license to prospect for coal ys
a | Roasts. ee on and under the following }
ena Sighs TA cas 6. inte cat ae ginal leser
fied! Esiaie iisuiaice Anencial Agent | 4 a ne f. a ie dane Comm # ran at a post planted at the
; north-east corne of DL 2795, thence
os | Plain B hogetables. Past 0 chains, ahenbe s uth. 80 chains
= ‘Mast fF Poened Potatoes hence west 80 chains, thence north 80
ON CORES LESAN oe Ba ashed Parsnips chains, to point of commencement.
Dessert. Dated this 21st day of Oc tober, 1919
: Apple, Cocoanut Pie WILLIAM J. LEA pplicant
Tapioca Pudding
' ‘ Tea - Coffee

 

 

 

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FROM 7 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT

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lowere your efiiciency

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Office Hours-- ‘Morning, 9 to 12;
i Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
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Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
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ee DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
NE YE. PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT ;

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Consumers Coal Company

Phones--Black 51, Black 293

      
  
  
  
 
  
  
 
 

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St. Regis Cafe

will

Re-Open -

FOR BUSINESS
on
Saturday, Jan. 3rd

1320

 

Under new management.
with up-to-date ideas and a
daylight kitchen where the

best foods will be prepared

 

| Je Peetess Cue |= G. GRAY

Suite 22, Alder Block Teacher of Piano

Studio 187 Second Avenue
PHONE
, Red 328 PHONE 182 o 444

 

        
    

 

 

 

 

 

   

POT wee

    

by the best cooks, The en-
tire house has been fumi-
gated and cleaned one top
to bottom. g Malety Firs

EAT AT THE ST. REGIS”

 

 

SAYS J. K. MUNRO’

only |

’ a breach of the

‘ver in the

 

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Local News Notes !

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——e—e
W, H. Starrett is in the city
from Anyox.
Frank Lazelle, of Terrace, went

south last night.

Pianos correctly tuned. $6.00,
C. Walker. Phone Blue 389. tf
Graham, of
the -city last
For first class shoe repairing,
|B. M, Simpson, Fifth and MeBride.

* * *

Alice Arm,

EF. W.
night.

arrived in

Public school reopens for the

Iwinter term on Monday morning.

 

ere
Walkem, Vancouver bar-
returned south last night.
+ 7 .
expensive.
rebuill at

Mr.
rister,
Have
Mc-
tf

New shoes are
your old ones

Arthur's.

. . .
| The “Dinector”’
| factured in Prince Rupert.

Blue $2.

Manu-
Phone
tt

Corset.

. * .

of better grade, call at McArthur’s
Store. tf

We don’t cobble shoes at Simp-

|

| .

| When you need a pair of shors
|

| Shoe

j

son’s—we repair them. Corner
| Fifth and McBride. tf
Metal Trades Unit O. B. U.

meets tonight at 8 o’clock, Elec-
tion of officers. Full atiendance
requested.

Frank Davies left for Victoria
last night and will spend a holi-
day with his mother and relatives
at his home in Victoria.

Mrs. George P. MeColl,
panied by her daughter Margaret,
was a passenger on the ‘Prince
Geofge” last night from Anyox,
south.

accom-

William Martin,
the local hospital suffering from
sustained in falling
fect from al

of Hyder, is in

a broken leg
a distance of 10
slippery board walk.

Tom Lee
court this morning charged wi i}
early closing by-|
law. His case was adjourned un-
til tomorrow morning.

was in the pel

The regular meeting of the
Fishpackers Union will be held}
n the O. B. U, hall on January 3}
it 8 p.m. All members are re-
quested to attend.—SKCRETARY.

Kittie Beattie, of Third Avenue
West, was in the Police Court this
norning charged with having
liquor unlawfully in her posse
sion. The case was adjourned
intil tomorrow.

T. A. McMartin, manager «of
Little's Lumber Yard at Smithers-|
irrived from the interior on Wed- |
1esday morning and left for Van-}
couver on the “Prince |
ast night. He will return
na week's time. |

 

George
north}

University students who
he Christmas and New
season here left last night fc:
Vancouver to resume their stud
ies on Monday next. Among tho
returning were Misses Kathle+
Grant and Kitherine Pillsbury and
Messrs. Maurice Shockley and
Raymond Fisher. The
session closes early in May. Miss
Pillsbury belongs to this year’s
graduating class and will receive
her’ degree at the close of this
session.

spent

Year's

comil

COAST HOCKEY

SEATTLE, Jan. 2.—By a score
of 3 to 2 Seattle defeated Vancou-
Pacific League. The
home team put the puck through
their opponents’ goal twice in the
irst half and each team tallied in
the seeond half.

NOTICE

Bi” BR eat PS eee
Mrs. E. MeCoy, of 909 First
‘Avenue, is leaving for the Banff

Hot Springs. Any accounts against
; her still unpaid will be settled in
thirty days, MRS. E, McCOy,

OOS EESEHESSE SEH, .
\* FOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

RR RMR EEE HH Ke
FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet,

very
reasonable. Suite 10, Summit
| Apartments. if

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RAIN COATS for
. Wind and Storm

OR present and future

wear nothing more de-
sirable than these handsome
Tweed Raincoats could be
procured.

he

Maae in Dark and Light
Tweeds, heavyweight,  ail-
wool cloths, thoroughly rub-
berized. making a dressy
eoat for any weather and an
efficient protection against
storm and rain.

They are tailored in both
belted and loose styles.

 

Priced from

$25 © $35
H. §. WALLACE €0., LTD.

Corner Third Ave. and Fulton St.

 

 

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WEDDING
BREAKFAST

| COFFEE

The warming cup of
cheer.

‘Ther’s nothing like
it these cold damp
mornings.

Just the mild ‘bracer’
vow need for the
days work --- gives
you the right start
i> a contented day.

Wedding Breakfast
‘Coffee is superior be-
cause of the carefully
graded berries used
and the delicious
blend . obtained as
the result of many
vears’ experience.

 

 

Comes ready tor use
---ground just right
-~in 1 lb afr tight
containers,

Ask your Grocer
for It, °4

Packed hy the
Pioneer Coffee
and Spice Mills
Ltd., Vancouver

 

 

 

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National Grocery Co.

VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY

Motor Delivery Prompt Attention

 

 

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