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Fresh Daily.
A Full Line of Pastry
Turned Out Daiiy

Christie's Sweet Biscuits

| Assorted tins 2 and 4
| Pounds East
We carry in stock the fol-
lowing assortment:—
Rusks %
Cocoanut Brittle
Cafe Noir Ginger Nuts
Marshmallow Fingers
Swiss Chocolate
Cherry Rings
Apple Blossom
Sultana
Jelly Wafers
Fig Bar Coconut Bar
| Assorted Sandwich
Cherry Maple
Macaroons
Fruit Drops
Assorted Ice Wafers
Royal Canadian
Pineapple
Shortbread
| Wine Cake
lemon Snaps
Milk Lunch
Honey Fingers
Apricot Wafers
Tipperary |
Animal Biscuit
Cocoa Jems
Graham Ice
Nie Nacs
Oyster Crackers

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| We have a big sale on |
Roberison’s Fruit Cake
now selling 4Cc Ib.

Oe ae sa
| Cheese in fancy tins:—

| . Pimento Swiss

Wilsh Rarebit

Limburger Roqueford
(pen Deposit Accouits

 

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PHONE 45

     

 

People prefer pills,
provided prompt and
proper performance
proves promise.
< Beecham’s. Pills are
used by people all
over the globe and
have the largest sale
of any medicine in
the world!

BEECHAM’S

COMMITTEE T0 DEAL
WITH ORIENTAL LABOR |

Trades and Labor Council Objects
to Orientais Working on
Wharves—White Men
Out of Work.

At last night’s meeting of the
Trades and Labor Council a re-

       
 

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Why?

 

port was heard in the matter of aeake vf
the residence being built at Pa- eo PILLS
cific Place with Oriental labor. In boxes, 25c., 50e.

Waddell stated that Le | axe e sss ~

 

 

 

SELECTING JURY
IS A SLOW JOB

George
had seen Superintendent McCall
who had informed him that the
house was being built by District
Engineer Featherstonehaugh and
that the company had nothing to

do with it other than having/Onty Four Chosen Yesterday

granted him the ground. Afternoon in Trial of Strike
The quéstion of the employ- Leaders.

ment of Oriental labor at’ the natalia

docks was also taken up and a (Special by G.T. P. Telegrapns.)

WINNIPEG, Jan. 28.—Four 0!
twelve jurymen to sit on the trial
of twelve strike leaders were se-
lected at the opening session of

committee appointed to look into
the matter. The council feels’
that, as there are returned sol-
diers and white men out of work

 

would be selected today.

HOLLAND MAY HAVE
ARMENIAN MANDATE

Spec via GT. P. Telegraphs.)
PARIS, Jan, 28.—It is under-
stood here that it is propdsed to
give a mandate to Holland to
preserve order in Armenia.

TRADES AND LABOR

 

The Legislative Committee of!
the Trades and Labor Council is’
to take up the question of labor}
conditions in this distriet with
the members for this city in the
Federal and Provincial houses.
They are trying to arrange a
meeting where both members as
LaYp bistrict—pisiaict| “ell a8 the mayor may_address
60: °, RANGE the council.

ars |

TAKE NOTIC. that J. C. Clausen of f
’FLU IN HUNGARY.

Vd\ertise in the Daily News,

—_—- — -— +

LAND ACT

VANCOUVER
OF

 

 

Ocean Falls,.B, G@., occupation superintend-
ent of logging, intends to apply for per-
mission to lease the following described
lands :—

Commencing at a post planted 2% miles
in a northerly direction from the north-
west corner of Lot 897 on the west coast
of Calvert Island; thence north 40 chains;
thence west 40 chains; thence south 40
chains; thence east 40 chains to point of

(Special via G.T. PT. Telegrapns.) '
BUDAPEST, Jan. 28.—Influenza
victims are increasing in number.
The frontiers are tightly closed,

e

commencement and containing 160 acres,}| against the disease and exports}
ee Fe ADEM, ire prevented,
Date January 21st, 1920. habltaatipreipty insatipiinapeaaiaitieds
— Be
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ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY

LAND ACT

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For Sale

We offer for the first time
dwelling
completed on Atlin
with lot.
The horse is well designed
and of, good workmanship.
We can make a very attrac-

a 7-roomed just
Avenue
view.

large Fine

tive affer to the homeseeker.

nett

McCaffery, Goons
& Doyle, Led.

Phone 16 - ~ 3rd Avenue

Notice of Intention e Apply to Purchase Special meeting of the above
and. . :

society will be held in the rooms |

in Friday night at 8 o'clock. Im-

sortant 4

VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT—DISTRIC1
OF COAST, RANGE IIL,

Jusiness. 24
And situate on the west coast of Calvert business

 

Island. ptnenipcaletwd asii tetas
TAKE NOTICE that Helge Smeby, of
Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation foreman SON BORN

of fish station, intends to apply for per-
mission to purchase the following described
lands :—

Commencing at a post planted 1% miles

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. Melliar of 5th Avenue West

 

north of the N.W. corner of Lot 897;

thence east 40 chains; thence north 40/4t the General Hospital ,this
chains; thence west 40 chains; thence 5

south 40 chains, and containing 160 acres} Morning,

more or less,
HELGE SMEBY,
Mark Smaby, Agent.
, 1920.

NOTICE
Property owners who consider
hemselves over; assessed have

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Dated January 21s

 

      
     
    

Or: ¥) . intil January 29 only to file their
= ¢ Nas iC a e 1otice of appeal with the Court
wie eae if Revision. 23

Ratepayers’ Association of
Prince Rupert. i

See the classified ads. on page

Thursday, January 29.

 

 

BREAKFAST, 35c

 

 

 

Ye Mah tat WANTED — Furnished bed-room
i UNCHEON, 50c and sitting room. High pent for

41:30 to 2 p.m.

 

 

 

 

LLM Stephens

Notary "ublic

Conveyancer

For a

QUICK SALE

LLL LOL LL AL OL PPP DL ODO PLL OOD DL

Lots 42 and 43, Block 27,
Section 1, Park Avenue
Cash for the pair. Look

them over and buy.

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate ‘nsurance Financial Agent

 

 

 

 

 

DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE
Office Boure--Morning, 9

Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9,

DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

 

to 12;

 

 

 

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good accommodation. ~Apply

 
  
  
  
   
 

 

: AND

DINNER, 5Qc hox 40, Daily News oflice. 24
* 8 to 7:30 p.m. ~ 2 gen AAR

ae seas weep FOR SALE OR RENT — Slightly

i Fillet of Sole, Tartar Souce used sewing machines. 144

 

ka Salt Cod in Cream

 

here, they should be given a|the trial yesterday afternoon, It
chance at this work before Ori-|was announced by Mr. Justice’!
entals. Metcalfe that the remaining eight

TO MEET MEMBERS,

; Prices 55¢ and 30c.

| Mitchell & Currie.

7 am. to 10 a.m.
Sunkist Oranges five.
Cream of W it Corn Flakes :
Home-made Sausage stripped with
swift's Premium Bacon CHHEHHKHHRH SRE HEE ©
Buttered Toast * TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *|
Marmalade Coffee i
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Local News Notes

Pres :
H. B. James, of Phelan station,

is in the city.

Pianos correctly tuned. $6.00,
G. ©, Walker, Phone Blue 389. tf
° * .

M. 8, Montgomery came in from
| Hazelton by last nigfit’s train.
!

Mary Pickford at the West-
holme tonight in ‘The Hoodlum.

. ° .
The “Director’’ Curset. Manu-
| factured in Prince Rupert. Phone
| Blue 92. tf

 

| W. Strang came in from Sunny-
' side last night and is at the Hotel
Prince Rupert.

If your pipes are frozen, phone
Kelly the Plumber. Day or night.

Phone Green 415. tf
® ° .

T, Dawe and E. N. Taylor, of
Port Essington, were arrivals by
the train last evening.

| * . .
Special meeting of the Great
/War Veterans Association will be
|held tonight at 8 o'clock, Im-
portant business.

}
Mary Pickford in her own pro-

Hoodlum,” at the
tonight.—

duction “The

Westholme Theatre

. e e
Violin solo at the Westholme
tonight, ‘‘Fantasia on Scottish

Airs,” arranged by Maude 8. Kerr;
and played by Mrs. Haroid Taylor.
° . °

The Adair Garss Chapter I. 0.
D. E. will: give a dance in St, An-
drew's ‘Hall. on Friday, ‘January
30. Gray's Orchestra. Invitations
only. , 25

The young people's society of
the Methodist Church have ar-
ranged a social] evening for Wed-
nesday in the church hall. All are
welcome. 23

The Young People’s Club will
hold a dance in St. Andrew's hall
Wednesday, January 28. Refresh-
ments. Band Orchestra. Gentle-
men $1.00; ladies, 50c. 23

Building permits were granted
yesterday to H. O. Crewe and A.
J. Collison. Mr. Crewe will have
a $2,660 two-storey frame dwell-
ing built on Atlin Avenue by
L. C, Eby will
build a one-storey house for Mr.
Collison on Eighth Avenue East.

C. H. French, western manage;
of the Hudson’s Bay Co., arrived

jin the city last evening and ex-

peets to go south tomorrow night.
He has been as far east as Win-
nipeg and has stopped off at Ed-
monton, Hazelton and other points
along the line. He is staying at
the Prince Rupert Hotel.

The Whist League has another
sitting tonight. The Sons of Eng-
land and the Sons of Canada are
matched and the Oddfellows and
Valhalla will also play. The fol-
;lowing members will play for the
Sons of England: 8S. M. Newton,
S$. King, E. J. Cobb, J. Hutchinson,
R. H. Shoeekley and J. Myhill-

Jones.
2 2. 8

At their ‘meeting last night, the
Trades and Labor Council took
the stand tTfat they did not care
how long a merchant kept open
but they felt that employees

 

  
  
   
    
   
 
    
  
  
  
 

 

* English Pot Roast, Macaroni Third Avenue, Singer Shop. 314

Beef Stew with Vegetables —-— fabek mrarheminn Came
Ucns’ Sausage and Mashed Potatoes , NIE

Lab Pot Roast. with Dumplings ‘OR RENT—-Large dance hall for

Roast Pork with Dressing "ive arties. 2 Ij ,
Mashed, Boiled or Baked Potatoes private parties, 240 Ninth Ave.
Fioating Island Pudding West. tf

Hot Mince Pile ,

Coffee

WANTED — Furnished cabin for
two men. Apply P. O, box 923.

—

ST. REGIS LIMERICK CONTEST

 

To the person contributing the
best Limerick on the St. Regis Cafe’s

 

pupular lines of pastry or on the
adic itself, we will give a prize of
sO, in meals. Contest starts im-

 

ately and closes Saturday, Jan-
iary 31, and all Limericks must ap-
pear in the Daily News on or be-
rore that date, We will judge this
contest ourselves, but will not know
the names of any of the writers, On
Monday, February 2, in the Daily
News will appear the Limerick we
decide is the best. The following
day the News will announce, the
winner’s name. We will give the
winner one week to eat out the
prize.

Address all Limericks to the Daily
News only, and sign name to same.

OUR

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SLL OL OL LAD DOL OPIOE LOLA LO OR LOLOL ED ee

The Empress Hotel artists,
oor {| Will Edmunds
CIGARS SODA | Prince Rupert Music Store
. ti} Opposi e Pos ce
Two per cent. Beer | Bedit, Shee base tn: |

 

should*not be called upon to work
'more than eight hours. This was
' mentioned on the repom that Ald.
‘Kerr is to bring in an amendment
jto the early closing by-law.

On Tuesday morning last week
the residence of Harry Martin, in
New Hazelton, was completely de-
| stroyed by fire. The blaze was
;caused by the children playing
with matches, Fortunately the
children got out of the house and
no one was hurt although the
Martin family lost everything but
the clothes they stood in.

The ladies of the Baptist
Church are giving the annual
dinner in the parlors of the
church on Thursday, January 29,
at 6;30, after which the regular
annual report of the church will
be given and nominations of of-
ficers will be made. A hearty in-
vilation is extended to all mem-
bers of church and congregation.

 

 

INFORMATION WANTED

 

Joe O'Donnell, Jast heard of in
Prince Rupert about a year ago,
is 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

BIRTH
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher, of Telkwa, B. C., at the
General Hospital yesterday, a

 

 

daughter,

 

Wednesday,

Jan lary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jack Miller left on today’s train
for Calgary,

George D, Tite returned from
the south on the Prince George
today.

Arnivals from the south on the
Prince George, which was delayed
ill 2 o'clock, include W. H. Star-
rett, Alex Manson, J. F. Mullen,
Don Yelf, Rev. T. Nuttall, Inspec-
tor Pattersor, W. J. Crawford,
Alice Arm; Miles Donald, Alice
Arm; H. Watson, Alice Arm; Mrs.
Thos. McClymont, E. C. La Trace,
and #4. and Mrs. J. M. Morrison,
Alice Arm, » 9° “*
hm atin
Launch “Alice B,” Phone 41.

 

 

 

 

ShEENA LAND KECORDING DIVISION,
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE

«Ben eet ISLANDS.

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary @)
Skidegate, BLU, settler, intends to apply
for @ license to prospect fur coal aud
velroleuiu on and) under te fullowtig
lesceibed lands:-

Commencing at a post planted one
intle cast of the north-west corner of |),

498, thence east 80 chains, thenee norty

80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, to point of commence
aenil

‘ited this 22nd day of October, 1919.

Wikiive 4. Leahy, Appiieaut |
SKEENA LAND RECORDING VISION
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
TAKE NOTICE that WI
tS 2E that William J, Leary o)
Skidegate, B,C,, settler, intends to apply
ie license to prospect for eceml ami
vetroleum on and = under , (
described lands:— ie
Commencing at a post planted twenty
chains east of the north-east wrner of
DL 541, thence west 80 chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence east 80° chains.
thence north 80 chains, to polnt of com
thencement,
Dated this 23rd day of October, i419
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant.

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISIO
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE.”
TAKE NOTICE that Wil
; vi 14 lam J, Leary ¢
skidegate, B.C., settler, intends to ahole
Ae wane mo Prospect for coal and
e eum of and unde y
aeensiod tneag der the following
Commencing at @ post planted a)
north-east corner of DL 2799, thence
west 80 chains, thence north 86 chains
thence east 80 chains, thence south so
chains, 10 point of commencement.
Dated this 2ist day of October, 1919.
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant

SKEFNA LAND RECORDING DIVISION
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS, _—

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
Skidegate, B.C,, setiler, intends s ahoty
foe ¢ Meense 2, prospect for coal and

u 2
described lands: nder the following
ommencing at a post planted
horth-east corner o DL e795 ales
west 80 chains, thence north 86 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence south 86
chains, to point of commencement.
Dated this 218t day of October, 1919.
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant,

Crown Grant

ore receiving
ere pre-emptor in 0

provement and transfer his claim
without

or record same wil! operate ss

 

    

may record another pre-emp

farm, without actual oc:
vided statutory improvements
and residence maintained
granted land.

be

may leased

acres,
title to

grasin,
areas exc
leased one person or com
Mill, factory or ‘tndustri
timber land not exceeding 4
may be purchased; conditions
Payment of stumpage

any

by existing roads may be pure
conditional upon construction of &
to them. Rebate of one-half
road, not exceeding half of P
price, Is made.

PRE-EMPTORS' FREE GRA
ACT.

ing with H Majesty's Forces.
time within which the heirs or dev

for title under te
from for one year from the ¢e&
such person, as formerly, un

war This privilege is als:
troactive.

No fees relating to pre-emp!!
due or payable 1 soldiers on
emptions recorded after June *°

crued, due and been paid since 4%

4, 1914, on account of payin:
© taxes on soldiers pre-e!

Inierest on agreements to pur
town « city lois held by mem’
Allied Forces, or dependents, 44
direct or indirect, remitted frou

Ustment to Mareh ?#1, 1920

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION
DISTRICT OF OUREN CHARLO :
ISLANDS, we

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of

 

Skidegate, B,C., settler, intends y
for a license to prospect for Pa oe

 

petroleum on and under the following

Dated this 22nd day of Octo: rn '
WILLIAM J, LEAKY, *!

8UB-PURCHASERS OF CROWN*
LANDS.

Pre-emptors
five years and make {mprovements
value of $10 per acre, including clear
and cultivation of at least } acre

cupation pot
leas than 3 years, and has made pre
portionate improvements, he may, be
cause of ill-health, or other caus
granted intermediate certificate of im

permanent res
dence may be issued, provided appli-
cant makes improvements to extent o
$300 per annum and records same ec

year. Failure to make improvemess

feiture. Title cannot be obtained 2

less than 6 years, and provements

of $10.00 per acre, inc! w 6 acres

cleared and cultivated, and residenct
of at least 2 years are required

Pre-emptor holding (r we Of
tion,

requires lana in conjunction with his
ipation, pre

on Crown
® reeding %
-Unsurveyed areas, vot exceeding
as homesites,
be obtained after fulfilling red
dential and improvemen' conditions

and industrial purpose
ing 640 acres may tM

sites oo
acre
include

Natural hay meadows inaccessblt

road

of cost of

NTS

The scope of this Act is enlarged
include all "persona joining and sey
is

The
{sees

of a deceased pre-emptor may apply
this Act is extei®

-
one

year after the conclusion of the prowess
mace fe

ns are

re:
y9i8

Taxes are remitted for five years
Provision for return of moneys #

igus
fees

uit

Previetun mide for issuance 4
Crown ants to sub-purchase™ ©
Crown Lands, aequiring rik! ie
Purchasers who failed (to one
burehase, involving forfeiture, 08°.
filment of conditions of purch@ Moat
terest and taxes, Where sub-pulokr
ers co not claim whole of origins P ay
cel, purchase price due and taxes Wee
be distributed propurtiouaes
whole area. Applications 9 |
made by May 1, 1920

GRAZING. sid

Grazing Act, 1919, for systenel”
development of livestock Industry P e
vides for grazing districts and fale
administration under Comialss oP
Annual grazing permits tasued ers
on numbers ra, ged; priority for «4 ;
Hshed owners, Stuck-owners Dee
foria Associations for range ™* nee
ment. Free, or partially freo, perms
for settlers, campers or traveliw®
to ten head,

See
described lands :— » at the
Commencing at a post Plane’ ‘Vionce
north-west corner of DL 49%) oyains
east 80 chains, thence north ©! i 80
thenre west 80 chains, thence
ehains, to point of commencement
pica)

———— 8, 9
(¢ —=
Wh | | ill Pp
4 ©
We feel safe fn Lee on BB Tapioca, Extra Specia) » ,
present rices W main ca . > i : * Ibs, 9
Agher for the next $jx months. faders Pumpkin 2% -1 tin $1
The flour market seems ready for riMfin’s Sliced Pea: ed
a further advance, led canned tinsy Spectal ee fay fi
goods, jams, and practically every Davies L as ,
staple seamenodi ty have advanced Hs of a h Tongue A
during the past month or will ad- appvale Pineappk eres
vance shortly. Export fem eae | large tins, Special u
was so large, and storage stoc Gres aia hie 40
being depleted rapidly. Our ad- ireen Gage or Lomba ;
vice to the buying public is to take tins, Spectal
advantage ef the specials we are ~ Royal City Raspber
quoting during the ie) ee aaa 4
onths and stock up. oney in a , ae |
the bank will not yleld you fa wpe Hy & Bean Mato g4
: rest as vested Ww .
- much interest as if in Norsea Sardines (with 1 a)
Spectals for the week ending Sat : Special per tin
urday, Jan. 31.— Saanich Clams, Specia
Five Roses Flour in ob ons. 99-48 Shaker Salt, reg 15c, s
Ve have only 75 sacks to se ena $ Bo
this price and the new pres when Empress Baking Pov |
they are gone will be .65, Seay gh.” '
Kolled Oats in 20-Ib. bags .. $1.35 ore Renee Cokes |
The market advanced sharply last “rer $06, 8 ielai { ;
week New price considerably ove, Specia b
higher. Buckwheat Flour in :
Pacific Milk, 9 tins for $1.00 | Hes. value $1.95 \
per case kt sce k amin ei $5.25 Pure honey in 4-1b ;
We have 100 cases to sell at $2.00; Special ra
this price. Today's wholesale Olympja Pancake F|
price is 86.05 per cese, Buy now. package
B. C, Fresh Eggs, per dozen .. 75€ = Krinkie Corn Flak:
Every e88 onary new laid. Heing Spaghetti and
regular value 90c. 30c; Special roy
Seal Brand Coffee jm 2-Ib. tins— Cooper’s Strawberry
Special .....-.se eee scene $1.15 Special i t
Coffee market very strong. Whole- ‘ ; te
sale price on most lines of can- Quaker Raspberry Jam 4-ib, tin
ned coffee now 60c to 65¢ Ib. Special a
Table Supply Limerick Contest
We will give a prize of $5.00 In
groceries or meats to the person
contributing the best limerick on
this store. Same must appear in the
Dally News on or before Saturday,
January Sist. We will judge the
winner ourselves, but will pot know
who it ts until we have announced
the prize winning limerick in the
Daily News Monday, Feb. 2.
Address all limericks to the Dally
News with signature,
= a —
The Rupert Table Supply Co.|—
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Phones 211-—212 I)
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SRRERRHRHRHE HR HEH Fe
* * eo Synopsisof ,
* TU SUBSCRIBERS ,
. ——  —_— *| Land Act Amendments
* Subscribers to The News *
* are asked to pay the de- *
* livery ‘boys each month * Minimum et ttet-iai on
* when they cali, except »| gggeed te 96 an acre; second-chne
where payment has beer * Pre-emption pow confined to mr:
* for the year in ad. »| Yared lands only.
ae =.y 2 ‘ Records will be granted covering only
* vance. The boys when land suitable for agricultural purpose
collecting carry official re- #| “"Zyybich ia Ny a
* cepts whieh should al- but st eee, Se ee | *
‘or jacent emptions
*# Ways be preserved * with foint Siabdenoa, pws “code wah
* * —” improvements on respectiv
0 OO eS See must occupy claims fe