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THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

CITY TO STAND

Letter From Patmore & Fulton
Asking for Decision as
to Stand.

A letter was read at last night's
city council meeting from Pat-
more & Fulton as to the city’s
position on.the Cow Bay dispute.
According to the letter, the G. T.

future for permission to fill in
Cameron Cove, but the company
‘first wants to know the city’s
stand.

A reply is to be sent to the law
firm stating that the city con-
siders it has waterfront rights in
that vicinity and that pending the
taking of the matter up with the
Provincial Government, the Rail-
way Commission and the G, T: P.
it is going to “stand pat for
those rights. It was not the
opinion of the council that the
railway company would go ahead

PAT ON COW BAY

P. is to make application to the}
Railway Commission in the near}

 

 

 

 

 

 

is today.

 
    

STA AS

Fee

Are Washdays Necessary
in Winter?

There was a time, back in the days of stone
hatchets, when woman was hardier than she
A biting wind, damp air and slush
underfoot did not so much endanger her then.

But is this exposure necessary now?
woman exercising her best judgment in hang-
ing clothes on the line in winter weather? Is
man showing chivairy 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 cor heavy soaps are employed
We wash for you in the twentieth
century way by letting soft water and billowy
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
ivons, but with special steam heated presses
that protect the textiles.

Telephone us.

Canadian Steam Laundry
Phone 8

 

  

It is a launder-

Our driver will call. at a
definite time for your family bundle.
definite time also he will return it. Our method
Saves you labor and protects you from the
rigors of wind and weather.

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Advertise

present conditions.

ARRIVED SUNDAY
DIED ON MONDA

 

Visiting Here Three Months
Passed Away at Victoria.

The death occurred in Victoris
on Monday morning of Harry H
Molony, father of Mrs. C. C. Clein-
entson and Mrs. W. F. Benson ot
this city. Mr. and Mrs- Molon)
had been visiting here with their
daughters for about three months
and leit for Victoria on Thursday
night, arriving in Victoria’ on
Sunday morning. News of Mn.
Molony’s death therefore came as
a great shock to his daughters
and to those who knew him here.
Mr. Molony is particularly well
known in Victoria where he had
lived for something like 26 years.
He was best known as the man-
ager; and proprietor of the Brown
Jug Inn at the corner of Govern-
ment and Fort Streets which he
kept for many years. Previous to
that he was connected with the
Dominion Hotel at Victoria-
Since the closing of the Brown
Jug, Mr. Molony has conducted a
sumimer hotel, Savira Lodge, at
Shawnigan Lake, whith was very
popular with fishermen and oth-
ers whoa spent their holidays
there. Mr. Molony was an ardent
sportsman and always took a
keen interest in baseball as well
as other games and sports. He
was born in the United States
about 55 years ago, but his long
residence here had made him a
keen Canadian. His sons-in-law
in this city are W. F. Benson, pur-
chasing agent for the Prince Ru-
pert Dry Dock & Engineering Co.,
and son of a former member of
the Legislature, and C- C, Clem-
entson, order clerk at the same
institution.

TANGLE IN HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OVER
NATURE OF DISEASE

Walter Shaw, of Pacific Rooms,
Aileges Laxity in Health
Department.

Walter Shaw appeared before
the city council last night with
objections as to the way he had
been treated by the Health De-
partment. It was stated that a
contagious disease broke out in
his apartments, the Pacific
Rooms, where a number of fam-
ilies reside. Dr. Cade, the health
ollicer, diagnosed the case as
measles but the police had en-
tered it as scarlet fever and had
put a restraint, making he or Mrs.
Shaw criminally responsible if
anyone left the house and deaths
occurred as a result

The mayor and the board of
health are investigating the con-
fusion of the two diseases and
are to adjust the matter, -Mr.
Shaw claims laxity on the part of
the health oflicer in not cleaning
up various parts of the city: and
objects to the stigroa of scarlet
fever being unjustly placed on his
house.

The Indian child, who had. the
disease, died yesterday morning.

 

BRITISH PURCHASE
PATAGONIAN MEAT

LONDON, Feb. 16.—The Brit-
ish Government has purchased
the whole of the Patagonian meat

 

in “The Daily News”

output for the year 1920,

yith improvements under the

Harry Moiony Who Had Been

Prince Rupert, C.,. ¢
of- fish station, intends to
mission to purchase the [It

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
  
    

 

IN PROBATE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA,

[IX THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA
riON ACT

and

IN THE MATTER OF rH ESTATE Of}
JOHN BARRIMAN DODSON, DECEASED
INTESTATE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
It MAY CONCERN of an Order made bj)
His Honour | icB. Young, in the above
matter on the 26th day of sanuary, A. D
iv20, as follows

iT 18 ORDERED that the said John H

Mullin shail be Wiowed to swear to the
death of the said deceased as occurring o1
i 25t day of October, 1918, after the

ion of one month from the date o
the first publication of notice of this 6rder,
unless in the meantime proof is furnished
to the Registrar of this Court at Prince

Rupert, B.C., that the said deceased, Johny
Bairiman Dodson, was alive subsequently
to the said 25th day of October, 191

AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that th
said Join H, MeMullin do publish notles
of this order in the Prince Ruopert Daily
News, a newspaper published at Prince
Rupert, B.C., for a period of one month
DATED at Prince Rupert, B Cy this 2 th
@ay of January, A.D, 1920.

JOHN H. McMULLIN,
OMcial Administrator

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to Apply to Purchase
Land.

VANCOUVER LAND DISTRICT DISTRICT
ll,

OF COAST, RANGE

And situate on the west coast of Calver

sland.

TAKE NOTICE that Helge 0
rt.

Ipation
I

foremat
apply for per
yllowing deseri
lands :—

Commencing at a post planted 1% mile
horth of the N.W. corner of Lo 97
thence east 40 chains; thence north 4
chains; thence west 40 chains; thenes
south 46 chains, and containing 160 acres
more or less,

HELGE SMEBY,
By Mark Smaby, Agent
Dated January 2ist, 1920.

 

MINISTRY OF DEFENSE
TO BE FORMED IN ITALY

-

Rome, Feb. 16,—Italy is to have
a ministry of national defense.
That is the announcement made
by Premier Nitti. The new de-
partment will be created immedi-
ately.

MINERS’ FEDERATION
STRIKE CALLED OFF

PARIS, Feb. 17.—The council
of the National Federation of
Miners has decided to postpone
the strike called for Mareh 4,
This action was taken to give the
Government sufiicient time to
consider the demands of the
nineis

MONTREAL GAZETTE
GEN, MANAGER DIES

MONTREAL, Feb. 16.—E. F.
Slack, president of the Canadian
Press, Ltd., and general manager
of the Montreal Gazette, died this
evening. He was taken ill with
influenza a couple of days ago
which later developed into double
pneumonia.

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
Church have postponed until fur-
ther notice their tea and sale of
work which had been arranged to
take place on Wednesday the 18th

 

Reurt,

 

 

Georgetown Lumber Co,

FHONES 130 ang 423. _

Largest Assortment of Lumber in

Conevlt Us

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HEO COLLAR, Nota

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1 view and level lot, 4tl

Lane corner 52 feet frontage At
MARINE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
Phone Blue 69 _Westho me Theatre Bioc!
> - POPE POOP EIOCO LOL LEPC COEF

 

 

WATER NOTICE,

 

 

  

s February 5, 1920

 

CEPARTMENT OF THE NAVAL SERVICE.| ,., tit
FISHERIES BRANCH. ] I I
TENDERS en the preseribed ren
itract pric , will be received by

med at the Visheries Office,
ert, unuil the twenty-ninth day | yoetice of intention ¢t
1920

' any tender not necessarily jinile north

 

Sealed tenders will be received by the | Administrat’
Minister of Lands not later than noon on|yieh, deceased, |
26th day of ee
purchase of Licence X 2086 to cut 2,600,-} equired to furn'>’
/00 feet of Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock on} o me,

Further particulars of the Chief-forest

 

Kiupert, B,

    

 

3
DIVERSION AND USE } DEA}
TICE that M, P. Olsen, whose : < omen we
Alice Arm, B. C., Will apply
' ke and use 50 cuvic- ) ; if You a
ind to 40 ; - :
; ed
0 ( er River W 14 nian Sor
ly and drai k it ore '
iles { iead of the|? # \
2 “ be 1 ed near 5 t i
t arwatle Lak t
Ww ! ‘ i ; V
‘ i it w flood | 4 Oe a ee
lat The w 1') Sourdal
he i al ‘ }
aa 13 tribut
On th mine G eri ai? . 2 Ms ce
Lk OF } } re,
e was posted on the ground } we
Jay of January, 1920 , directions
this motice and an applicalion | Le eeresereruruswreswrwe
to und to the **Water 1 a
filed in the office of i
at. Prince Rupert, B, ¢
bjecuon t the application may be »
i with the said Water Hecorder or with «
ptroller f Water Rights, Parita- |
Idings, Victoria, B. C., within

after the first appearance

local newspaper

“M. P. OLSEN, Applicant

} Py
of the first publication of this | Ses

I d by five per cent

for the construction
yanewa ind approach on the
rt waterfront ip the vicinity
8 Wharlt (site will be disting
ked Plat ind specifications | uU
on application to the office he we
t of Fisherie Prince fiu-|perth end
ment of the sum of one dollar, juke n
! be refunded on receipt of ten- | Falls, B. ¢
apply. for pt ;
cS to be marked on the outside |iowing described
Float,”’ Commencing &t ¢

north 40 cl

Fr. H. CUNNINGHAM, thence SOUT &

Chief inapector of Fisheries chains, and cont

eee eee = aia - ess,

Dated Decent

VION ACT
“ gee N THE MATTE!
. ) TONY RADOS
TIMBER SALE X 2086. ; DAKE pone
fonour

pepe f January,

February, 1920, for the|¢laims agains!

adjoining Lot 505, Chuck-walla | February, A
2, Coast District, debted to th
year will be allowed for re he whount

limber orthwith

or the Disirict Forester,
of

 

  

 

 

 

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