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Are Washdays Necessary
in Winter?
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There was a time, back in the days of stone
hatchets, when woinan was hardier than she
is today. _ A biting wind, damp air and slush
underfoot did not so much endanger her then.
But is this_expcsure necessary now? Is
woman exercising her best judgment in hang-
ing clothes on the line in winter weather? | Is
man showing chivalry when he permits it?
A simple and safe solution of this problem
is to send your family washing to us—es-
pecially during these days while the weather-
man is surly.
No washboards or heavy soaps are employed
We wash for you in the twentieth
century way by letting soft water and billowy
It is a launder-
5 by us.
suds surge through the fabric.
ing method that saves clothes,
So, also, is our ironing process, We give a
charming lustre to your linens not with hot
; irons, but with special steam heated presses
that protect the textiles.
Telephone us. Our driver will call at a
definite time for. your family bundle. At a
definite time also he will return it. Our method
xa labor ard protects you from the
veteomeenreerty.
wind and «veather,
Canadian Steam Laundry
Phone 8 ,
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I always send my patients
there, for I know that the in-
gred ents they use are always
fresh and of the very best
quality. They double ‘check
h every prescription which
means a whole lot to you, and,
too, this kind of service
doesn’t cost you any more
than you would ordinarily
have to pay for the less care-
fully compounded prescrip-
tion.
rps \venue, opposite 2nd St, P.O. Box
34 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention 21 &
The Prince Rupert Drug Co.
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Advertise in “The Daily News”
The Paper that gets Quick Results
THE DAILY NEWS ‘
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JACK RUSSELL
GOING EAST TO
BUCK CON JONES
Named Official Representative at |
Dominion Conference in Ar-
ranging Games with Oid
Country Teams.
VANCOUVER, Jan. 28.—Jack
Russell, member of the executive
of the British Columbia Football |
Association, will leave for To-
ronto on Saturday and on Febru- .
ary 7 will meet the executive. of
the Dominion Football Associa-
| tion. |
Itussell is prepared to dispute
the claini of Con Janes that he is|
| the qualified representative of!
| football men of this province in|!
jarranging for matches with the
pick of the Old Country teams
which it is planned to have visit
British Columbia this summer. It}
stated that Russell will carry]
credentials 56 out of 64)
football clubs in British Golumbia. |
The decision to send him east |
wus made at a meeting of the B.|
(. Football Association yesterday |
afternoon. Con Jones «also in-
tends to leave on Saturday.
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1919, HEALTH REPORT
SHOWS “FLU” EFFECI
Creat Increase of Deaths Gener-
ally in Province—increase of
Births in Prince Rupert.
The twenty-third report of the
Provincial Boand of Health has
just been received. The deaths
in this city from July, 1918, to
June, 1949, numbered 132 as
against 53 for the year preceding
This period included the time of
the influenza epidemic and the
increase of deaths was genera! |
all over the province. The total |
deaths for the province. in that |
period was 6,696, as against 3,882 |
for the year preceding. Only six
localities in the province showed
of purity and value
We are soapmakers with an ideal—our ideal is to
make a Soap which shall have no equal for Purity
and Efficiency throughout the Dominion—no superior
in all the world.
We realize our ideal in every tablet of Sunlight Soap
which is manufactured.
SUNLIGHT SOAP is made from the sweetest and
choicest of edible oils and fats.
most efficient of soaps and, if used judiciously, the
most economical.
Insist on getting the Soap you ask for—
Sunlight Soap
It is the purest and
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a decrease, these being Nakusp,
‘Tete Jaune Cache, Clayoquot, Fort
St. John, Slocan City and Tele-
sraph Creek.
The total births in Prince Ru-
C.P.R.IS TO BUILD
pert fom the same period was 120 VICTORIA TERMINALS
nearly 40 over the year preceding. | Work to Start at Once, Says E. W.
The total births for the entire | Beatty, President of
province in the year were 6,969. | Company.
EMPLOYERS RETALIATE VICTORIA, January 27.—E. W.
| Beatty, vice-president of the C. P.
|R., is hene and he announces that
a retaliatory “measure Swedish | Work is to start at once on the
employers will begin a lockout;Steamship depot building here
immediately if the labor unions} Which is to cost $150,000. New
decide to continue the strike in| Passenger terminals on Vancou-
this country. lver Island are also contemplated.
eR RR EE HE RS «= s**> SUGAR PLANTERS IN
* LOCAL NEWS ITEMS #)
were eereeer eee eee
Mrs. E. E. Stillwell is enjoying |
a few weeks’ holiday in the south.|With Present World Shortage
' Workers Threaten to Make
STUCKHOLM, January 28.—As
The Chelohsin, arriving early|that exists the world over, @ gen-
from Anyox yesterday morning;!epal strike of Japanese
made a special trip up the Skeena | pjantation workers is called for
yesterday afternoon before go0ine| February 1. Twenty-four thou-
south. |sand men will be affected.
be eis oe |
George P. Hale has returned |
from Buckley Bay where he mes
been superintending operations |
on the opening up of the mill at}
that point. |
Major and Mrs. L. Bullock-
Webster, formerly of this” city,
were among the honored guests |
at a ball given in Victoria recently | ;
, 2 . . i shi ce Sealed tenders will be received by the
by the Harbor Marine Shipbuild | Minister of Lands not later than noon on
ing Association in the Alexandra | the 26th day of February, 1020, for the
| purchase of Licence X 2086 to cut 2,600,-
Club ballroom, 000 feet of Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock on
‘ ° ‘ j an area adjoining Lae Sei Chuck- walla
: ’ ; . River, Range 2, Coast strict,
Fr, W. Dowling, superintendent | Ona (a), yaar will be: allowed for re-
Government
turned to town by jor
Telegr: s. re-|movel of timber.
na i gai Pures arsoulars of tne Splat Ponest:
as pnt s ‘ietoria, or ne istric orester,
train. frem Burns Lake Mr, | Prince, Rupert, B,C.
‘a r ‘ at ; Mr. a
Dowling has been looking into the
NOTICE
matter of connecting Francois
Lake and Ootsa Lake by telephone
TIMBER SALE X 2086.
of
TENDERS will be received by the under-
signed up to noon on Wednesday, Januar)
gsth, 1920, for the purchase of the 45-ft
with Burus Lake. fishing boat, “Vital Spark’s and gear, th
. ° property of the late William Selig, The
Among the arrivals on the highest or any, tender not necessarily ac
, aC sek ieee ¢ cepted,
vai st ni was W. E. Ditch- 1 oH. MeMULMIN,
peor ae - OmMeial. Administrator,
burn of Victoria, inspector of In-
dian agencies. He was in the in-
terior on a special mission and
while in town is visiting the two
local agencies. He will be going
south~probably tomorrow.
Government Agent's Office,
Prince Rupert, B, C.
Dated this 17th day of January, 120
SKEENA LAND DISTRICT——DISTRICT
QUFEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.
OF
TAKE NOTICE that Daniel L, Sutherland,
of Ray Point, California, Hotel-keeper, i)
tends to apply for a licenee to prospect for
mo : sige, | C081 and petroleum over the following de
The mayor informed the Cily | serihed lands on the West Coast of Morest>
: Island, British Columbia: commencing at a
post planted about 200 yards from the
southerly shore of Canoe Pass and 4 mile
t McCall who is rh of i en ge ote | ae
; ‘intenden eCall, } Reid’s coal and petroleum one he
Superint nd " . ; him to 1N4A0; thence north RA chains, thence eOne
now in Winnipeg, urging 2] 80 chains, thenre south no chains. a
~ j 2ienst 80 chains to the point of commence
have the plans for the Section wae) '
SUTHERLAND
bridge completed as soon as POs~-
sible and forwarded here.
Council Monday night that a tele-
gram has been sent to General
DANIEL 1.
y Hans K, Christensen, Agent
B)
Located October Oth, 1919.
JAPAN WILL STRIKE
The Princess Ena is in port Matters Worse.
unloading coal at the local —_~——
wharves. HONOLULU, Jan. 28.—To fur-
Bg BR ee lther agitate the sugar shortage |
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Largest Assortment of Lumber in Central B. C.
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MARINE INSURANCE
Phone Blue 69
FOR SALE—Lots 19 and 20, Block 1s,
"THEO COLLART, Noiary Public
Section 1, Third Avenue near
Each
A REAL SNAP.
eae. mevave. |
Westhome Theatie Plock
FIRE INSURANCE
P. 0. Pox 66
Phone 524
Cor. Fulton and Sixth
National Grocery Co.
VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY
Motor Delivery
Prompt Attention
MINERAL ACT
Certificate of Improvem*nts.
NOTICE.
KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral
Claims, situate in the Bella Coola Mining
Division of Coast District.
Iscaied:—-West side of Dean
@hannel, North of Cascade Inlet in Range
3, Coase District,
TAKE NOTICE that 1, HUGH ARCHIBALD |
MACLEAN, as Agent for SMELTERS STEEL |
COMPANY, Free Miner's Certificate No, |
7,239, ‘ntend, sixty days from the date |
hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder |
for a Certificate of Improvements for each |
of said claims for the purpose of obtaining |
Crown Grant of the above claims.
And further take notice that action un-}
der Section 85, inust be commenced before
the issuance of such Certilicate of Un-
provements,
Dated this 15th day of January, A. D
20,
H.»A, MACLEAN,
Where
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ion will be made to the Legislative As-
embly of the Province of British Columbia
t the next session on behalf of the Asso-
ciation of Professional Engineers of Britistry
Columbia for a Private Bill to ineorporate |
the said Association, the satd Bill to be
known as THE BRITISH COLUMBIA ENGI-
NEERING PROFESSION ACT for the pur-
poses of governing and regulating the
ractice of CGtvil, Mining, Metalurgical,
echanical, Electrical and Chemical Engi-
neering in’ the Provinee.of Britt folum-
bia, and the qualification, examination and
registration of intending practitioners, the
discipline of tts members and for the ac-
ulring of real and personal property and
he disposal of the same and for the gen-
ral management of the Association.
Dated at the City of Vancouver, B. C.,|
1919.
his 5th day of Derember, 4, D.
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We Deliver
Promptly
When you want coal you do not
want to be obliged to wait. The
demand for our coal grows daily.
Ask those who now use it.
LUMP, sacked, $13.50
MINE RUN $12.50
MINE RUN,
loose $11,50
per ton, delivered.
~WHY PAY MORE?
Phone Black 85
Terminal Coal Co,
H, 8. N, }
f the frm of Pattullo & Tabin, Solicitors!
for the Applicants