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FOR
of POU LE catia, Quipine,

Cascara and Cam-
just what
uso,

IN
Formula—Aspirin,
salol, Caffein,
~~ ohor Monobromate
" your physician would

 

Eat at the

| Beton Gel

} | wHITE COOKS
| ONLY

nothing but Swirt’s
Ham and BACON and
Fresh Eggs.

We carry
PeeMIUM
Strictly

a ————e

For a (ood Breakfast, try our
| Brookfield Sausage and Eggs
Country Style.

 

We make a specialty of Good
Steaks or a Well Cooked
Dinner.

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Mtl Deuggists DB vox

  

Neen SSS ed

WestholmeLunch

For a Home Cooked Meal

Wo Cooks are unexcelled
Cooking.

at Home

Breakfast 35c and 400,
From 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

Luncheon 11:30 to 2 ™ 60c

Dinner 5:30 to 7:30 50c

\ppreciation of our Home-

Cooked Meals is seen by our
tisfled customers,

| { i}

new management

of Miss May Billings.

Short Orders Served at Any
time from 7 a.m. to Midnight

 

 

There is

A Photographer
in town
. DAVIDSON

le Dales Cludio

Suite 22, Alder Block
PHONE Red 328

POLI PLO DP POOP OD

 

For Comfort, Courtesy~
and Service
go to

The SAVOY HOTEL

F. T. Bowness
MANAGER :

Phone 37 P.O, Box 1704

 

 

 

 

Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.60 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLASS CAFE
A La Carte,

     

os

Dreaded
hops

has given us an
Pacific Milk
0
hops and Cutlet
first
Cifle Milk
bread

 
 

Use for
Veal

She

Breac
5.
dips the chop in J
and then in dr
Crumbs, pepeat;
tufloion repeating
C
“ook In the usual way
18 savas eggs :
SAYS the p
cee mM Chops are really mi
"18 Way. Try them

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ew
led

-a-
ied

till

quantity ig adhering,

and Mrs, §——~

ich

Pacific Milk Co,

Limited

AT LADNER, B. o,

FAcTorRy

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together with an estimate of the
quantities and value of the sev-
eral mineral products of the prov-
ince but it is believed that it will
prove to be approximately
rect,

mineral
of
being $8,361,141
compared
year, loses its adverse significance
when

ly greater than that of any year
prior to 1916, and that the larger
productions of 1916-17-18 were
due to the stimulus of the war
and the inflated metal prices at-

tivity and the outlook for this
year and the future are decidedly

eral public has not to any extent
‘isked its money.
sinaller operators may get in and

1919 has fallen short of last year

tivities at the Dolly Varden (Alice
Arm), Premier (Stewart) and the
Surf Inlet mines. east

has shown very little activity dur-

has

lotte Islands besides small work
on some of the mines. A trip was
made by Mr.
Stikine
the summer,
interest
newed activity is looked for this
year.
has beén the dullest year since
the camp started.
was due to the lack of labor and
the increased cost of producing
gold.

PEOPLE DIE FROM

hundred victims lie seriously ill
or blind as a result of drinking a
substitute for booze and several

bootlegging is responsible for the

usual Sunday morning next. There
will be no evening service owing

Canon Rix.

———————

BIG PROGRESS
PREDICTED FOR
THIS DISTRICT

Review of Minera! Production for
1919 Was Satisfactory;
Decreased Production.

A preliminary review and esti-
mate of mineral production in the
year 1919 for British Columbia
has been prepared by Wm. Fleet
Robertson, provincial mineralo-
stand has just been released by
thee King’s Printer’s office in Vic-
toria. The estimate is made be-
fore the oflicial reports of the
resident engineers and gold com-
missioners of the province have
been received and is regarded
simply as a preliminary review
of the progress of the past year,

 

 

 

cor-

The report shows an estimated
production to the value
in the province,
less than 1918.
decrease in production, as
with the preceding

$33,421,333

it is considered that the
1919 production is still material-

romising. Salmon River {Stew-

This year the

Minister
the
purchase of Licence X 2090 te cut 700,000

plication
Assembly of the

templating

this year,
to the
been receiv
Greenville

the Womer

Accordin
new
wide by 90
meets the r
Indians for
It is estima

tance is bei
ple of Prir
the
heart.

Greenville.
to His G
Caledonia,

amount

building,

welfare

THE DAILY NEwWs

GREENVILLE IS
ASKING HELP
FOR NEW CHURCH

Large Building Proposed to be
Erected in Autumn by

Natives.

 

Following their progressive ac-
tion in installing of an up to date
electric lighting system for their
village, the people of Greenville,
on the Upper Naas are now ¢on-

the erection of a new

ehureh building the latter part of

Already contributions
of $3,347.50 have
ed, practically all the

people subscribing. Of

this amount $700 was raised by

is’ Auxiliary.

g to the plans for the
it will be 40 feet
feet long, which will
ieeds of the Greenville
> some time to come.
ted that the cost of the

structure will be around $10,000
and to defray this expense, assis-

ng asked from the peo-
ice Rupert, who have
of the Indians at

Contributions for this purpose
should be sent to A. McKay, sec-
retary of the New Church Fund,

Naas River, B.C., or
ve the Archbishop of
Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

Sealed tende

Sth day

 

 

tendant thereon. Phe decrease

is almost entirely due to copper,

the price of which immediately

fell on the signing of the armis-

tice, TIMGER SALE X 2086.
Clothier’s Report.

Resident Engineer George A. Sealed tenders will be received by the
Clothier ‘ Mune . Minister of Lands not later than noon on
Jothier, for this district reports] the 26th day of February, 1920, for the

s » waar oC ane aq | purchase of Licence, X 2086 to cut 2,600,-
that the year 1919 has be €N 4] 600 feet of Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock on
crucial one for mining in thefan area adjoining Lot 505, Chuck-walla

: ¢ a River, Range 2, Coast District.
north country, as many proper- One (1) year will be allowed for re-

: s > 2 . ‘nva moval of timber. ’
ties have been bonded, proven, Further particulars of the Chief Forest-
and will be shipping ore in the]er, Victoria, me the District Forester,

1 ‘rince BR rt, si: Oe
near future. The year 1919 has} —s———>-—~ —-_—-___ __
been one of extraordinary ac- TIMBER SALE X 2090.

rs will be received by the

of Lands not later. than noon on
of February,

1920, for the

——

— —

file

READY TO ORGANIZE FOR NATION’S GREATEST SUFFRAGE BATTLE

 

Se,
»
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,
& MRS. RO CUNMINGHAM

tional League of Women Voters

e
in the celebration

the Illinois Pre~ +
Evanston. 1);

—

LAND ACT.

NOTICS OF INTENTION TO PURCHASE |
LAND IN QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS
LAND DISTRICT

TRICT OF SKEENA,
THE SHORE OF GRAY BAY

ISLAND.
TAKE NOTICE that 1, Walter Rudge, of
Island, British Co-

Copper Bay, Moresby
Jumbia, farmer, intend to apply for per-
mission to purchase one hundred and sixty
acres of land bounded“as follows: Com-
nencing at a post planted at the northeast
orner of lot 866, Moresby Isld., thence west|
20 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence}
east 20 chains, more or less to the beach;
thence following the beach southerly to
point of commencement, and containing
160 acres more or less.

WALTER RUDGE, Locator, |
22. 1919 v4

WATER NOTICE,
DIVERSION AND USE.

~ RECORDING _ DIS-
AND SITUATE ON
MORESBY

November

 

{pursuant

pment

Mrs. Grace Witsur Tower

hhiver abe ut
Inlet of Alle

22 miles from the

 

 

*

[feet of water out of Clearwater River which |
flows southerly and drains into the Kitsault
head of the

‘e Arm,

The storage-dam will be located near
natural outlet of Clearwater Lake. The |
capacity of the reservoir to be created |
is about 450 acre-feet, and it will flood |
about 50 acres of land. The water will!
be diverted from the stream at storage
dam and will be used for power for
mining purposes upon the mine described

as the
This notic
on the 26th

Climax Group.

on the
1920.

e was posted
day of January,

ground

A copy of this notice and an application

the

reto and to the

“Water Act,

1914,” will be filed in the office of the
B. C.

Water
Objections

Recorder

at Prince

to the application

Rupert,
may

be

filed with the said Water Recorder or with
Pariia-
within

the Comptro
Buildi

thirty days

ller
ngs,
after the

Victoria,
first

this notice in a local newspaper.

mM. PRP.
of the first
bruary 5,

 

“Alice B.”.Phone

of Water Rights,
Be.
appearance

f
i

of

OLSEN, Applicant.
publication of this
920.

$.

 

 

  
      

‘wy
‘
‘

Mrs. dacoe Baucre ra)

ye

The representatives of more than two million women in all the States, who have fought for years for a fed-
era! amendment permitting them to vote, will meet next month ip Chicago and organize themselves into the Na-
, Extensive arrangements are being made for this centenary celebration of the
Natiouat American Woman Suffrage Association, The week of feminine activities, which wil) start on February 12,
Will be both 4 celebration of the one bundredth anniversary of the birth of Susan B Aniliony and a memoriai to
the late Dr Anua Iloward Shaw, for muny years the national suffrage president. ‘he above women are all active
Mrs, Grace W. Trout, of Chicago, is president of the lilinois Equal Suffrage Association; Mrs.
Jacob Raver », Chicago. is president of the Equal Suffrage Association; Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch drafted
vital Suffrage bill, and Mrs. R. D. Cunningham is president of the Politics! Equality League of

 

TIMBER SALE X 1940.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 4th day of March, 1920, for the pur-
chase of Licence X 1940, to cut 1,092,000
feet of Spruce and Hemlock on Lot 2073,
Massett Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands Dis-
trict

One (1) year
moval of timber.

Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B. C., or District Forester, Prince
Rupert, B.C.

will be allowed for re-

 

There may be something you
want. See the classified column
jon Page 5.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTICE IS k

will be made

 

4EREBY GIVEN that an ap-
to the Legislative
Province of British Co

ake advantage of , properties }iumpia at the next session, on behalf of
tke , rHE ARCHITECTURAL INSTITUTE OF
stocked for the purpose. BRITISH COLUMBIA for a private bill in

F ; corporating the said Institute, the said bill
‘ Less rom Granby ee to be known as “THE BRITISH COLUMBIA
lhe output in the district for]}ancHitECcTs’ ACT’: for the purposes of

governing and regulating the practice of

jue to the lessened production in]!
he Granby plant at Anyox, but,

hown an increase due to the ac-

The Bela Coola mining division

ne the year although a few
‘laims have been staked. There
been some staking of coal
ind oil claims on the Queen’ Char-

Clothier into the

Division during
Quite a revival of
that section and re-

Mining
in
In the Atlin district 1919

This condition

SUBSTITUTE LIQUOR

(Special via G, fT. ¥, Telegraphs.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 5,—Over

 

one

have died, A new epidemic of

trouble.

 

ANGLICAN CHURCH

 

Morning service at St. Andew's
Anglican Chureh will be held as
to the absence of the rector, Rev.

Rev. Mr. W. E. Collison will
officiate at the morning service.

80 chains,
west 80 chains to the point of commence

CHARLES E. BURGESS.

umbia.
of B

of the

10460, thence
ther

ment,

By
Located Octe

EXAMINATION
ASSISTA

Forest Ranger,
tion is 8110 Dp
penses are pa

The period
the fre seasor

motion by
service 44>
Returned

The

designed to te
of applicants
Assistant

tions on log

clude questio
ability to prep

ments,
experience,

persons other
be permitted

George, Kami

 

There will be no service al St.
Peter's Anglican Church, Seal
Cove on Sunday afternoon. 32

  
   

peas

The Department of
of examinations of applicants for Assistant

Forest Rangers. n
tion will consist mainly of practical ques-
forest protection,

and good ‘character are

ject to veriNeation by

Architecture in the Province of British Co-

DATED at the City of Vancouver tn the
Province $

ritish Columbia, th

as said before, this can by no]*Y ° November. any VONG.

means be taken as an indication Solicitor for the Applicants.
of the falling off of the minin€|cxeena LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT OF
industry. G ‘ silver A QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS
ndustry. iold and silver pr¢ TAKE NOTICE that Charles FE. Burgess,
luction in the district havelor Bay Point, California, hotel-keeper, in

tends to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal and petroleum over the following de-
seribed lands on the West Coast of Moresby
island, British Columbia,
A post planted about 200 yards from the
southerly shore of Canoe Pass and 4 miles
northeast
Reid’s coal and petroleum licence number

commencing at

corner of Robert

north 80 chains, thence east
nee south 80 chains, thenee

Hans K, Christensen, Agent
yber Oth, 1919

ve

 

PN 1 ee
F a
Aik--
FOR THE POSITION OF
NT FOREST KANGER,
Lands gives notice

The salary for the pos!
er mononth and travelling ex
id, ;
of employment will be for
1, with re-appointment next

year at $120 per month, if services prove
satisfactory, and with the prospect of pro-
“merit to the permanent Forest
occasion
Soldiers,
qualifications will receive preference.
examinations :
places and on the dates named below:

offers.
with the necessary

will be held at the

February 16-17 «...+++s Vancouver
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» Be Lad 4 aa ba 8 Ate? Fernie

The written and oral examinations are

knowledge and ability
the duties of
The examina-

st the
to perform

cruising, surveying,
ete., but will also in-
ns to test the applicant's
are reports, Physical ability
absolute require

ging,

y to
All statements made by applicants as
education and fitness are sub-

the Departinent. No
than British subjects will
to take the examination, In

tending applicants should notify the Chief
Forester, Victoria, or
at Vancouver,

the District Forester

 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert, Prince
yops, Cranbrook or Nelson,
G, R, NADEN, J

Deputy Minister of Lands.

irt) and Kitsault River (Alice Poet of Spruce, Gedat, Hemlock and Sal ON: Al The date
Arm) have almost reached boom] sem oa jot 1104, Noose-Seck River, R. 3, TAKE NOTICE that M. P. Olsen, whose |nctice is Fe
. : Coast District. address is Alice Arm, B. C., will apply;

proportions but the majority of Three (3) years will be allowed for oie a licence pd take and use 50 cube: | Launoh

> "tiag are ras ,| removal of timber. second-feet and to store about 400 acre- aé

he properties are held by wealthy Further particulars of the Chief For- eae te eae oT ae
companies who can go through festes, Victoria, or the District Forester,

, ; Prince Rupert, B. C. 17-25 pes rm
with developments and the gen-| — "

NOTICE

Where \V

 

famous concert halls,

 

what
unuttered.,

Jords End, |

usic Begins

Words, in themselves, are but poor
interpreters of emotion.
words end, music. begins,
words only suggest, music satisfies;
it utters with a clear, vibrant voice
otherwise

Music will allow you. to express
your- innermost thoughts and ideals.

But how, you ask, can you create this music since you are no
musician nor the master of any instrument?

Lhe NEW EDISON

‘*The Phonograph with a Soul'’

has stored up.in its magic discs the music of the world’s greatest
musicians—the soul-children of the music masters.
The New Edison will Re-Creare for you, in your own home,
exactly as you would hear it in the grand opera houses and the

You should read the beautiful book «Edison and Music” e
and the booklet «What the Critics Say” containing
evidence that proves Edison superiority. Ask for copies
when you come to hear the New Edison.

Ry ,
Charles W. Teetzel,

Where
Where

Would remain

And this music

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