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IN YOUR HOME

has an influence that’s worth
more than wealth.

THE PATHEPHONE
the World’s Best Phonograph

Plays All Records
Get one now,—delays are un-
necessary when you know our
easy ternis.

Shipment of New Rec-
ords just In

Come and hear the world’s best

artists.
Will Edmunds

Prince Ruper! Music Store
Opposite the P om

Box 644 Phone BLACK 183

 

Finer Workmanship

 

simpler styles nore ful
outlines and neater iis are
some oi i noticeupyl good

points about this year’s

Smart Footwear

that wecan tell youabout. How
ever, we want you to see the
new models yourself and _ the

comfort- you'll have to be fitied
to prove that. When can you
call? e

Family Sho: Store

Geo. Hill E. R. Tabrum

The Practical Shoe Men
Phone 357.

‘wooerers. LO OE OM EOE MO ORO OCS ores:

‘TENDERS FOR
~ MORSE CREEK»
NEW BRIDGE

Cost Expected to be About $15,000
—Wooden Structure With
Concrete Footings:

construction
eee se ek Deese in Edmonton,
gary as well as
A set of the plans is to
. Carruthers,
government
| new bridge connecting sections 1
jane 9 will cost $18,000 and will |
structure with con- |

erete footings.

ETERNAL MAGDALENE
AT THE WESTHOLME:

of OSnditions as
Actually Exist Today.

 

 

POD eT ee

Maxine Elliot,
most widely known woman on ae

Tonight only,

ay
4 he ; pe

Westholme. T

r she had been led
e stenographer |

father refuses

y is one of the big stories of

 

LAND REGISTRY ACT,

that application has been} in

that certain parcel o1
land and premises situate,

 

 

TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholescie and Retail
General wontractors and
Labor, Exchange.

 

Prince Rupert, B, ¢
Phone 547 P.O, Box 725

PED L LOO DS PE OBKR DED MA OPOCORPOCORS

 

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Otlice and Shop Fraser St.
Sash, doors, mouldings and
all interior finish lurnber al-
Ways in stock,

Agent for J. Fyfe Smith's
hardwood.
Estimates Given.
REPAIR WORK UNDERTAKEN
Phone Green 269.

 

BOOTH ODIO PO DG C POL OLL NO PLO DPOB) POL

Hotel Prince Rupert

EVURCPERN PLAN
$1.50 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLASS CAFE
A La Marte.

WO HOOP P AOS PLE LE LL VO DOP LOD OPO

Kuperi), and your %

called to seclion ¢

Nn AR ct ct

PRB LO OL! PMP OLA LPOB PROD DL OOVDO ID

B. H. SHOCKLEY |

» Registrar shall register

> of Indefeasible °

Crown Granted owner

OP LOLOL OOP PRDPOOBLOOOE

* to prevent such

» Land Registry Office,

ro Bthel Tate,

 

 

 

   
 

A. G. GRAY

Teacher of Piano
Studio 187 Second Avenue
PHONE 182 or 444

 

 

TIMBER SALE X 2086.

 

PACIFIC CARTAGE, LTD.

PHONE 93
Reliable Service at reasonable Rates.
We have Warehouse facilities,
8S. E. Parker, Manager

 

 

Phon® Green 607 1017 3rd Avenue

Dalgarno & Watts
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Specialists in Light and Heavy Con-

struction, Repairs and Alterations,

First Class Staircase Work and
Finishing,

Estimates Cheerfully Given

BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING
COWTRACTORS

’ Lands not later

X 2086 to cut

) feet of Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock on

’ particulars of the

 

 

 

Cadomin Coa

2 ee NAS & STEAM COAL
bean sonst erate LUMP.
Full weight.
 Coanmaees Coal Company

J. Lorne MacLaren, Manager

 

 

and Black 293,

 

THE DAILY NEWS

FIRE

Just think! That is the ¢ime
through which Mr. H. C. Buckley
endured all the fiery torture of
itching, burning eczema. His life
was a perfect misery until Zam-
Buk—the great herbal skin cure—
brought complete relief.

Mr. Buckley, who lives at 461
East Broadway, Fortland, Oregon,
writes:—‘“For fifteen years I suf-
fered with eczema, and although I
tried many so-called ‘eczema cures,’
nothing seemed capable of dealing
with a case like mine. It was not
until I had Zam-Buk recommended
to me that I began to have hope.

This wonderful skin healer soon

brought about a change for the bet-
ter. As I persevered with Zam-Buk
the burning sensation got less. I
found Zam-Buk wonderfully sooth-
ing. Gradually the patches of sore-
ness and the inflammation were re-
duced, and complete and perman-
ent eure finally resulted. I would
strongly advise all afflicted with
eczema to give Zam-Buk a trial. It
will give them satisfaction. They
will not be disappointe..”
No skin disease can resist the po-
tent healing forces stored up in
Zam-Buk, which is unequalled for
old wounds, ulcers, abscesses, bad
legs, Scalp sores, blood-poisoning,
piles, scalds, burns, cuts and all skin
injuries. All druggists and stores, or
Zam-Buk a Terento. ‘60c. box.

 
 

  
  

    
 

kt th tt eS

Sport Briefs

EE t CT | Beet me tee ere
ir Thomas Lipten is »vimful
coutlidence in the outcome of

» race for the America Cup, ac

‘ding to an interview recently
iblished by the London Mail.
said decisively, “I am going to
in.’ Sir Thomas is sending a
t motor boat to the United
tes to try out the Shamrock.

® * *

he highest score in a basket-
iil game was recently made in
no Francisco when the Hum-

it Kvening School basketbal

n, the only night school team
San Francisco, recently de-
ted the Crescent All Stars by

score of 124 to 414.

.he American League Baseba!

son will open April 414 and
se October 3, according to the
Cial 4. schedule released by
| President Ban Johnson The
edule shows a restoration of
: the 154 game chart which was;
rlaiued iast season on accoun,
‘of the war. An innovation in th

year’s schedule is the listing of
,|Sunday games at New York and
ishington. ‘The opening games
will be at Chicago, Cleveland,
| Philadelphia, and Boston.

‘here is much ado about noth

over the threatened disor-
lization of big league baseball
he recent commission chair-
nship wrangle. Ban Johnson
| holds the helm of the league
| his presence will not bring
ut the demise of the national
pastime although his wings have
probably been singed.
has been stowed away and the
talcum powder is now out to
primp up for the 1920 season.
Ban Johnson can move around
said now without the specter of a prc-
ss server hunting him: ‘he
Yankees can collect their thi:
ice of the world’s. series pie;
pe Mack can round up his
tletes and tell them ‘there is
going to be a league this sum
and Carl Herman ean scon
back in his. red office and
syinpathize with some other poor
vietim who tries to please every

on the baseball family.

;
. * .

The National League has also
lopted its 1920 schedule. It will
n and close on the same dates
the American and there will

{ or

154 games. The opening games
li be Boston at New York:
tiadelphia at Brooklyn; Pitts-
‘g at St. Louis, and Chieaxvo at
neinnatli. The other half of
the league, Boston, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg and Chicago, will have
their openers on April 22,

The latest advices from Ant-
‘p are that the ceremonial
opening of the Olympii Stadium
will take place Angust {4.° The
athletic decathlon, which was
eliminated from the draft pro-
fram, has now been restored,
The classic pentathlon and the
lern pentathlon will also he
included in the program. ‘The
yachting has been provisionally
arranged for June at Ostend.
; where the polo will also be Play:

Inspector Patterson returned
ifrom the north onthe
this morning. He has been mak
j ine regular departmental schoo}
| inspections,

(

R SALE—Car, of dry wood for
mmediate delivery: 14 inch and
i foet lengths. Pacific Cartage,

FOR RENT.—Modern — store
Westenhaver; Block. Apply Har-
ry Hanson, the Reliable Plumb-

Gun powder

Chelobsin

 

 

15 YEARS’

at
WANTED

WAN’ rED 2 or 3. furnished

housekeeping rooms or

house for man and wife. 4
box 42, Daily News Office.

WANTED First class stenog-
rapher and clerk, one with in-
surance ollice experence

ferred. M. M. Stephens.

\WANTED—Woman cook or hel: ip-
er at the Inlander, 830 Second
Avenue, between 7th and

streets.

WANTED Second hand

carriage in good condition.
English preferred. Box 45 News

ofiice.

Competent stenographer wanted
for railway oflice. Apply

44 Daily News ollice-

MAID WANTED—Mrs. J. GC.

Lennan, 430 Fourth Ave.

\WANTED—Baby carriage in good

condition, phone 193.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—4 heavy double beds
with spring and mattress
perfect condition; kitchen table;
i chairs; 1 two-burner coal oil

stove; 4 dresser. Very

for cash. To be seen any time.

508 Fifth Avenue East.
site Hospital.

FOR SALE—42 h.p. heavy
Atlas, with bronze shaft,
pelier, magneto, coil, etc.
s the engine I used in
‘Aileen.’ It is in perfect order
nd very little used. $1,600.00

M. M. Stephens.

£OR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium

Duty Sterling Engine,

Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle, in per-
fect condition. $4,500.00,—M.

u. Stephens.

—_—

[CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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OY,” 4% year old Airedale;
bs., registered pedigree;
ellent watehdog and good

hildren, is for sale.

375.00. Mrs. Bay, Anyox, B.

Limited.

FOR SALE—Gerhard Heintemen
phonograph. Sixty dollars cash.

Ly

singer Shop, 144 Third

ii R SALE—Gerhard Heintzman

phonograph. $60 cash.

shop, 114 Third Avenue.

FOR SALE — 100 bundles

1ewspapers, cheap for a
—News Ofiice.

FOR RENT

 

er, Second Avenue.

feR RENT—Steam Sontua -
with two beds, suitable

zentlemen. Apply 708
Avenue West.

ONE FURNISHED SUITE
RENT—Mrs. Wolters, St.

Rooms.

FOR RENT—F crake sd room.

i

ply box 48, Daily N News ollice.

 

___TRANSFER —

i LLOWAY’S CARTAGE

our Coal now. Patronise

urned veteran. Phone
325

 

 

INVESTMENTS

 

| VESTMENTS Our monthly
market letter mailed at your
request will give you latest re-
liable information régarding
Bonds, stocks and investments

et

eveneeissclaaaididias de

loans can be bought with 15%
to 105% better opportunity
of return by Ganadians than by
investors in the countries men-
tioned. Contidenti.l circular in
this regard mailed upon request.
Ask to be placed on our mail-
ing list for monthly financial
review Which deals with every
phase of the investment situa-
tion. Latest information. re-
garding standings, prices,

 

yields, etc., of any bond or se-

plication. Vancouver and \
toria’s leading financial house.
BURDICK BOS, & Brett, LTD.,,
Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, B,
C.

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Finder please return to Daily

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MISCELLANEOUS "

“SONGS UNBIDDEN,” by the
Prospector, will make a nice
gift book for your eastern
friends. Poems of Love, Nature,
Religion and Sociology. It is
fragrant with the breath of
balsams and vines. Leatherette
covers, $1.50; velvet sheep,
$e post paid. Published by

ictonia Printing & Publishing
o., 524 Yates St. Victoria, bB. ¢

B G OPPORTU NITY TO BECOME
WEALTHY—Invest in Kansas,
Oklaboma and New Mexico oil
leases in proven territory. Fifty
to one thousand dollars often
makes fortunes. For particu-
lars wire or write to Pryor &
MeDonald, Hotel Cadillac,
Wichita, Kansas, U.§8. A. 50

FARMS FOR SALE

P, R. FARM LAND Choice
arms in well settled district
Western Canada; low prices
irrigated
lands in Sunny Southern Al
erta, with loan. of $2,000 in
mprovements to assist new
-ettiers. Act now they are:
roing fast. For free booklet
and full information write I
44, Loughran, General Land
izent, 744 Hastings St. West,
Vancouver, B.C.

wently years to pay;

it is just as cheap to get your

nting done wel' and done at

ne as it is to send it away. Try
The News Print Shop.

 

 

MINATION FUR THE POSITION OF
ADDISTANT FURRST RANGER.

1 Department of Lands gives notice
aimiitetious of applicants for Assistant
t Mauges ihe salary for the posi
118 $110 per month and Wwavelung er
es are paid
‘ue period of employment will be for
he lire season, With re-appoinlnent beat
youl @t $120 per month, if services prove
ucisfactory, and with the prospect of pro
notion by merit to the pertianent Forest
sryice us vuccasion offers,

 

S| teturned Soidiers, with the necessary
~ | aNalimeations will receive prererence.

ive CAaminations will be heid at the

pisces and on the dates named below
Pepruary 16-17 base ca Vancouver
P 190 ‘i Sismis Nanaimo
ED vial dis «eae ak oe McBride
20 Victoria

‘pie .. Prince George

Vanderhoof

Ashcroft

‘Powell River

isin hamiloops

Smithers

Hazellon

; +419 046.6 ae vk Nelson

March 4 os any 4 RAD

" 1... .. Prince Rupert

Die so v0s0.0 | dcaak toc +++. Creston

; écoiess ote Cranbrook

6. - ; .. Fernie
the written and oral examinations are
eeigned to test the knowledge and ability
of applicants to perform the duties of
\Scintant Porest Hangers The examina
toh WHE Consist mainly of praetical ques
bictis on logging, cruising, surveying,
Giest protection, ete., but will also in
‘ude questions to test the applicant's
| ablilly to prepare reports, Physical ability

rotorcre

ac tote

*S
ot

generally. Enquiries solicited! anti good character are absolute require

regarding ANY Bond or §

ity. Particulars of

vields and standing of any list-
ed or unlisted * stock in
inarket forwarded without

eharge. Leased wires
parts of the continent.

celled business connections
New York, Chicago, Montrea
Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton
and Calgary. European invest

ments specially dealt

Leading financial house
Vancouver and Victoria,
dress all replies to BURDICK
BROS, AND BRETT, LD., §
and Bond Brokers, Hotel
vouver Bldg., Vancouver,

rr rrr rrr recente erent teres sn enmenenr serene

EUROPEAN INVESTMENTS Offer
exceptional opportunities for |

neuis,

\ll statememts made by applicants as to
experience, education and fitness are sub-
ect to verification by the Department, No
yersons other than British subjects will
be permitted to take the examination, Ip
ending applicants should notify the. Chief
Fovester, Victoria, or the District Forester
tt Vancouver, Prince Rupert,” Prince
ioorge, Kamloops, Cranbrook or Nelson,

G. KR. NADEN,
__ Deputy Mintster of Lands,

MINERAL ACT

 

Certificate of improvem“nts.

NOTIC®
KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral
daims, situate in the Bella Coola Mining
ivision .of Coast District,
Where loealed:—-—West side of Dean
Chonnel, North of Gaseade Inlet in Range

}3, Cots. District,

TAKE NOTICE that I, HUGH ARCHIBALD

|
j DIAS LEAN, a8 Agent for SMEL'TERS STEEL

AOMtP ANY, Free Miner's Certificate No.

29, ‘nte nd, sixty days from the date
"Sant, to apply to the Mining Recorder
or a Certificate of Improvements for each

 

| f sald claims for the purpose of obtaining

(rown Grant of the above claims.
And further take notice that action un
jder Section &5, must be commenced hefore

investors just now on account | the issuance of such Certificate of In-

of the low value of Kuropean
currency and ghe fact that
Canadian dollar is at a prem-|

ium in most EKuropean

tries. British, Freneh, Belgian
and Italian Government

i provements,
oitated thts 15th day. of Janvary, A. D
199
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Talking Over
The High Cost
of Living
This is partly solved
by using our coal

ot
al

$13.50
for lum} delivered:

Ask tli who use jt,
Phone T: Irder

Phone Black 8&5

Terminal Coal Co,

 

 

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OUR

. Pool Room |
721 Third Ave.

Opposite

The Empress Hotel

| CIGARS SODA

Two per cent. Beer,!

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JOE BROWN |

* Motor Transfer and
Passenger Service

Stand, Empress Hotel

Stil 176, Black 334

Quick Deliveries

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SHITE & HALLETT

PLUMBING AND ——a
ENGINEERS

Estimates fur nished.

Address, 3rd
of Becont

} Phone 174

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