4
ails

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rer?

A SHOE

that is smart and practical, sub-
stantial, well conefructed and fits
the foot, is:worth a good price
for you get correct style, r al
comfort and long wear out of it.

When you consider the service-
able quality and style value of

OUR SHOES

you know they will prove an econ-
omical purchase. Come in and
be fitted.
—

Family SHOE Store

Geo. Hil! E. R. Tabrum

The Practical Shoe Men
Phone 357.

 

IN YOUR HOME

has an influence that’s worth
more than wealth.
THE PATHEPHONE

the World’s Best Phonograph"
Plays Ail Records

are un-
know our

Get one now,—delays
necessary when you
easy terms.

Shipment of New Rec-
ords Just In
Come and hear the world’s best

aay Will Edmunds

Prince Rupert Music Store
Opposite the Post Office
Box 644 Phone BLACK 183

 

 

 

——

ATHLETIC CLUB
SOLICIT FUNDS:

tiave Asked City Council for $500,
to Aid in Sports for Juvenile
Sa

Principal J. CG,
\W. T. Kergin, as a

Athletic Association, appeared be-
fore the City Council last night
soliciting a grant of $500 for the
organization. The matter was
referred to the Finance Commit-
tee for report at the next meeting
of the council.

Mr. Brady explained that the
Association was desirous of ob-
taining the services of a janitor
yt the Exhibition and Athletic
Hall who would combine with

 

ug classes of boys
lis stipend would be paid with
‘he $500 asked for, substantiated
by further money allotted by the
‘ssociation. Mr. Brady empha-
sized the importance of such a
step in the welfare of the younger
eople of the community and
expressed the hope that the city,
would come to the
issociation to this end. For the
first time in his eight years
esident of Prince Rupért he felt

iad been done by the
.virited citizens who had launch-
ed this worthy project.
For Boys and Girls

Dr. Kergin explained that he
but had been
delegate to the
council. The idea of benefitting
the young men by this associa-
tion was good but he had par-
ticularly in mind the welfare of
the boys and ginls- The children
in Prince Rupert have not the

Association ap-

ointed a

ivilege of the children in most

ainds and the appointment of a
caretaker and instructor for their
euidance would help to keep them
away from influences that are not
-ood. No expenditure could be |
better warranted or more
ant in the welfare of the city as

a whole.

 

teen

 

 

 

TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retall

General Contractors and
Labor Exchange.

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

 

on the train yesterday afternoon

from a business trip up river.
ccsccisininceanieeieiinemaiamcarimeraansneieaaeiianay

LAND REGISTRY ACT,
(Sections 36 and 134.)

fie Application No, 11365-I, File 6274
TAKE NOTICE that application has bee
made to register David H. Hays, of Prince
tiupert, B. c., as owner in fee under &
tux Sdle Deed from the Collector of tn
city of Prince Rupert, bearing date the
23rd day of October, 1919, of ALL ANI
sINGULANK that certain parcel or tract 0)
aud and premises situate, lying and being
in the City of Prince Rupert, more par-

 

 

 

ticularly known and described as Loi

 

thirty (30), Block forty-two (42), Sec

 

E. H. SHOCKLEY

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office 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.

oer

4} tion eight (8), (Map 923). You are re-
uired to contest the claim of the taa
purchaser within 35 days from the dat
rf the service of this notice (which ma)
ve elfected by publication in the Dail)
sews,

ts called to section 36 of the ‘Land Regis

wy Act’ with amendinents, and to Ux
Hiowing extract therefrom:—
“and in default of a caveat or cer-
lilicate of lis pendens being filed

registration as owner of
the person entitled under such tax
sale, all persons so served with
DOCG sho and those claiming
through or under them, and all per-

before the

sons claiming any interest in the
land by virtue of any unregistered
instrument, and all persons claim-

 

ing any interest in the land by

 

descent whose title is not registered

 

1 Scat acted

Hotel Prince Rupert

EURCPEAN PLAN
$1.50 per day and up.

 

 

FURST-CLASS CAFE
A La arte.

under the provisions of his” Act,
shall be for ever estopped and de-
barred from setting up claim to or
in vespect of the land so sold for
taxes, and the Registrar shall register
the person entitled under such tax

salé as owner of the land so sold
for taxes.”
AND WHEREAS application has been

oade for a Certificate of Indefeasible Tith
to the above-mentioned lands, in the nam:
f*David H. Hays.

AND WHEREAS on investigating the tit
t appears that prior to the 10th day of!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ae ictober, 1908 (the date on which the said
SOP PP ODIPOD ODS Pj] ‘ads were sold for overdue taxes), you
‘ G G were the Crown Granted owner thereof,
A. o RAY FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at the
Teacher of Piano same time I shall effect registration h
‘ pursuance of such application and issuc
Studio 137 Second Avenue a Certificate of Indefeasible Title to the
said lands in the name of David H. Hays
eae PHONE Blue 421 or 444 unless you take and prosecute the prope
atid is proceedings to establish your claim, i
any, to the said lands, or to prevent sucl
proposed action on my part.
PACIFIC CARTAGE, LTD. Dated at the Land Registry Office, Princ
PHONE 93 Rupert, B.C., this 7th day of November
A.D, 1919.

Reilable Service at reasonable Rates.
We have Warehouse facilities.
8. E. Parker, Manager

 

H, F, MACLEOD,
District Registrar of Titles,
To Ethel Tate,
be Victoria, B, C, 56

 

 
    
   
 
    
    
 

Phon® Green 5607 1017 3rd Avenue

Dalgarno & Watts

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Specialists tn Light and Heavy Con-
struction, Repairs and Alterations.
First Class Staircase Work and
Finishiag.

Estimates Cheerfully Given
BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING
CONTRACTORS

 

|| Cadomin Coal

FURNACE & STEAM COAL

 

SO aS i096 0 0 tarkh Ton Loose

Ghali a's ¢ 6 i plea ce Ton Sacked
CLEAN SCREENED KITCHEN LUMP.
DIME pba haesea Ton Sacked
No wait. Full weight.

Consumers Coal Company

J eres Meolsres Mane er
Smith B
"ty “tnd” Bleck” 208.

 

 

Phones:

Sreay and Dr.
delegation |
from the Prince Rupert Amateur’

uch dutfes the conduct of tnain-
and girls.

aid of the | i

as a!

was not a member of the Athletic)

city |

natural advantages that are the

places and there is not even a)
Y. M. ©. A. Healthy sport would |
nake healthy bodies and clean |‘

import-} f:

W. J. Pitman returned to town!

Prince Rupert), and your attention .«

1S INFLUENZA
h GERM DISEASE

Neglect of ‘Saeed Colds
the Most Frequent Cause
of the Complaint

Whether influenza is a germ disease |s
an open question on which medical au-
thorities differ. It is certain, however,
that in nine cases out of tea the disease
reaches an acute form as ithe result of
neglecting an ordinary cold. Every reader
should take this statement to heart, es-
pecially in view of medical opinions which
declare, “If colds are treated promptly we
will hear far less about Grippe or In-
nuenza.”

The treatment for coids in the head is
simple and may be handled at home. Grip
Fix, which may be secured at any druggists
affords a means whereby relief will be
given in a night and even an_ attack of

 

grippe overcome in 48 hours. The prepa-
ration is one which will be approved by
any physician as it provides, in capsule

orm, just the drugs he would prescribe.

full list of these is printed on each box

The action of Grip Fix is to keep the
system open, to quickly relieve the clogged-
up condition of the head, reduce the
feverish condition and allay the muscular
soreness usually present. There is noth-
ing in it which will lead to after effects;
in fact, it tones up the entire system.

Have Grip Fix always in_ the house. It
is offered at 35 cents per box, and is on
sale at all craceeess.

FISH CAUGHT
IN FEBRUARY

proud of the elevating work that) 4 449,000 Pounds Halibut Brought
public- |!

in — Sixty Tons of
Herring Bait.

 

BIG SEASON WILL
COMMENCE IN MARCH

Che catch of 1,140,000 pounds
of halibut landed here last month
‘exceeds the catch landed in the
‘same month last year by 181,00

re and also the catch of
January this year which was
'854,200 pounds. Besides the
catch of halibut the Canadian

Fish and Cold Storage Company
'brought in 60 tons of herring,
'which will be used as bait. The
cellent weather prevailing for
the best part of last month made
fi-hing good and only four days
Lanes lost by bad weather on the
[ba nks. The catch for the month
is comsidered exceptionally good
' this time of the year.
| ‘The prospects for the coming
month are excellent. At the
present the most of the halibut
boats are out and some big
calches ought to be landed here
very soon. It is this month that
the fishing season really com-
mences and the slack season of
the winter_months may now said
to be over. Salmon fishing will
commence about March 15. The
Canadian Fish and Cold Storage
Company expect to bring in 150
tons more herring for bait pur-
poses.

LOCAL UNION WAGE
SCALE IN ERECTION
MORSE CREEK BRIDGE

A dvioaniton bpete the Central
Labor Council, consisting of Fred.
Shaw and George Rudderham, met
the City Council last night with
the request that in soliciting ten-
ders for the erection of the Sec-
tion 2 bridge the council embody
in the call for, tenders a clause
previding for the payment of the
local union rates of wages to
workers. On motion of Alder-
man Dybhavn, seconded by Alder-

n Rochester, the matter was
referred to the Board of Works
who have the matter in hand for
their consideration. A letter sup-
porting this petition was also
read from the Trades and Labor
Council,

George
that labor
ooking for
time,
no labor
culting

Rudderham explained
in the city was not
trouble but, at the
they would stand for
skinners coming in and
wages. It was for this
that the deputation ap-
peaned before the council so that
there could be no trouble arise:
Fred. Shaw substantiated what
was said by Mr. Rudderham.

Alderman Wilson Murray felt
that the point was well taken and
that besides protecting local
labor it would protect the local
contractors from lower wages
prevailing on the outside where
tenders might arise.

BILLIARD RECORD BY
‘CLAUDE FAULKNER

(Special via G.T.P. Telegrapns.)

LONDON, March 1,— Claude
faulkner, in playing Inman, of
Melbourne, the English billiard
champion made‘a break of 870,
which is the record under the
present rules of English billiards.

saine

reason

 

 

 

| CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | |

te sors at SG ot tO SS ORS TR Oe

meme mee

YARTED.

WANTED—Young lady who un-
derstands photo printing; also
young lady with or without ex-
perience — to help in photo
studio. F. W. Chandler, 318
Sixth Street, Prince Rupert, B.
C- 52

WANTED — Fir ot class stenog-
rapher and clerk, one with in-

surance office .expemence pre-
ferred, M. M. Stephens. ti
WANTED—Lady teacher for two

Prince Rupert—
Daily News. 53

children neat
Apply box 51,

————_—_—_———————————

Competent stenographer wanted
for railway office. Apply box
i4 Daily News oflice- u

HELP WANTED at the Inlander,

 

 

830 Second Avenue, between
7th and 8th streets. t!
WANTED FOR RENT—Three to

five roomed house, Phone ‘193.

SITUATIONS WANTED

ixperienced bookkeeper and aten-

 

ographer wishes position. Ref-
erences. Apply box 49 Daily
53

News office.

Experienced gas engineer
position. Apply box 50,
News oflice-

wishes
Daily
52

©OR SALE

 

OF PE RING FOR SALE, 30 units
of $500 each to purchase and
operate a well developed pnrop-
erty at Alice Arm, B. C, The
property consists of two full
claims, with a well defined sil-
ver-lead ore. A tunnel has
been driven forty feet on the
ore, and has the ore the entire
length of tunnel, with 4 feet of
solid ore in face. This prop-
erty is proven to be able to
produce tonnage and has the
earmarks of making a very
large and profitable mine. Every
dollar received from sale of
units will go to pay for the
property, and working same and
putting on paying basis. The
property will be under the
management of a mining engi-
neer who has. made good in
other properties, if he can be

s-cured. This property should
pay returns each month of the
investment after six months’
operations, with silver at its
present high price. D. J. Han-
eock, Alice Anm, B. C.

OR SALE—12 h.p. heavy duty
Atlas, with bronze shaft, pro-
pelier, magneto, coil, etc. This
is the engine I used in the
“Aileen.”’ It is in perfect order
and very little used. $1,600.00—
M.M. Stephens. tf

*OR SALE—Edison Diamond Disc
Gramophone. Owner leaving
town. Cost $265 new. In good
condition; with forty records.
Cash, $225. Apply box 47 Daily
News office. 52

FOR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium
Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch
Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle, in per-
fect condition. M.
M. Stephens. tf

FOR SALE mm, Mauser rifle
in good condition. Price $380
Apply Daily News office after
4 o'clock, 52

FOR SALE hard Hointsman
phonograph.

$60 cash,

shop, 114 Third Avenue. 54

POR SALE — 100 bundles of old

newspapers, cheap for a job lot
—News Ollice.

“OR SALE—Range, six-holed top,
almost new. Phone Red 198.

LOTS FOR SALE

 

           

 

 

      

singe

 

 

FOR SALE—Fine level lot wit)
harbor view on Fourth Avenue
Near McBride. Price $1,050
Half cash, balance 6-12-18
months. Theo. Collart. West-
holme Theatre Block tf

FOR SALE—Splendid view lot in
Block 1, Section 2. Price $600.
Ed. H. Mortimer, 324 Second
Avenue: tf

FOR SALE—Two fine view lots,
Section 2, $750 the pair. Mc-
Caffery, Gibbons & Doyle, Ltd.,
Third Avenue. tf

FOR SALE-—Lot 10, Block 44, Sec-
tion 5. Price $250, Ed, H. Mor-
timer, Real Estate and Insur-
ance, 324 Second Avenue. tf

 

 

 

 

 

 

(|
{
L
lot on Atlin Avenue,
New. $4,250. Terms
McCaltfery, Gibbons

with large
Section 2.
artanged.

& Doyle, Ltd., Third Avenue,
FOR SALE—Four-roomed house
with bath on Fifth Avenue—|
$2,400, ‘Terms. MeUCatlery, Gib-|
bons & oyle, Ltd. ti
FOR SALIE Apartment house}

contajning two modern
roomed apartments on
Street with splendid
view. 86,000.° M. M.
Real Estate and Insurance,
Avenue. if

harbo.:

 

FOR RENT

RENT—TIwo housekeeping
Apply Pat Carey

r OR
rooms.
Government

FOUND

FOUND
Daily

POU ND Two
beads, apply

TRANSFER

i \LLOW AY'S S CARTAGE—Orde:
your Coal now. Patronise re-
turned veteran, Phone Green
325. ti

INVESTMENTS

iN VESTME NTS — Our monthly
inarket letter mailed at your
bequest will give you latest re-
liable information regarding
Bonds, stocks and investments

Tobaeco pouch. Apply
News oflice. tl

— es

of rosary
News Oflice,

sets

senerally. Enquiries solicited
regarding ANY Bond or Secur-
ily. Particulars of prices,

yields and standing of any list-
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parts of the continent. Unex-
celled business connections in
New York, Chicago, Montreal,
Toronto, Winnipeg, idmonton
and Calgary. luropean invest

ments specially dealt’ with
Leading financial house ol
Vancouver and Victoria. Ad-

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Hotel Van-
Vancouver, B.C,

dress all replies to
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and Bond Brokers,
couver Blde.,

exceptional opportunities
investors just now on accourtl
of the tow value of European
currency and the fact that the
Canadian dollar is at a prem
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and Italian Government wai
loans can be bought with 45%
to 105% better opportunity
of return by Canadians than by
investors in the countries men-
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for monthly financial
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MISCELLANEOUS —

“SONGS UNBIDDEN,”

Prospector, will make a nice
gift book for your eastern
friends. Poems of Love, Nature,
Religion and Sociology. It is
fragrant with the breath ol
balsams and vines, Leatherette
covers, $1.50; velvet sheep.
$2.00, post paid. Published by
Victoria Printing & Publishing
Co., 524 Yates St. Victoria, B.C,

FARMS FOR SALE

M IXE D FARMING—
has still some choice
well-settled districts in West
ern Canada for sale at low
prices; twenty years to pay;
irrigated lands in Sunny South-
ern Alberta, with loan of $2,00¢
in improvements to assist new
settlers. Act now—they are
going fast. For free booklets
and full information write H.
G, Loughran, 744 Hastings St.,
Vancouver,

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVAL SERVICE.
FISHERIES BRANCH.
TENDERS on the
forms and accompanied by five per cent
of the contract price, will be received by
the undersigned at the Fisheries Ofmee,
Prince Rupert, until the twenty-ninth day
of February, 1920, for the construction
of a float, gangway and approach on the
Prince Rupert waterfront in the vigtnity
of Swanson’s Wharf (site will be distine-

by “ithe

~The O-. P. R.
lands in

SEALED preseribed

FOR SALE—-Lane corner on Atlin ively, marked ) d). Plans and specifications
, ‘ r may be had on application to. the office
Ay enue, Section 2, $400. Theo, of the Inspector ep F hahavia 48, Prince Ru-
Collart, Westholme Theatre pert, on payment of the sum of one Gallar.
lech W Pp ore " a1

Block. tt| der, xe refunded on receipt of t
-——o eS le i Envelopes to be marked on the outside

HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-——Seven-roomed house

 

“Tender for Float.”
Lowest
accepted,

or any tender not necessarily

F. H, CUNNINGHAM,
Chief Inspector of Fisheries,

 

live-|§
Borden | §

Stephens,"
sra}

near!
wharf, 54)

i ‘ROPE AN INVEST ME NTS Olver
for

this regard mailed upon request.

:
‘

Gurneys com IMeNced ap,
ing Stoves in ]& 843, Stil) ;
the same line Of Sica
1919. Hundreds jn

Prince ae, a

t

 

ON SALE 41
Fred Stork’,

ardware
SECOND aAyeny,

Phone Black

 

 

.1]4

 

cert TS a
42954

Talkir g Over
The High Cos
of Living
This is partly solved
by using our coal

at
$13.50

vere

:

for lump de!

A those wi
PI el Order,
Phone Black 85

Terminal Coal Co

OUR

Pool Room|

moved to

721 Third Ave

Opp site
The Empress Hotel

CIGARS SOD

Two per cent. Beer

 

        

were rece ror

Oereeeneneeee”

 

e Uneckh

Hand Your bi:

JOE BROW

Motor Transfer and
assenger Service

Stand, Empres* Hotel

Phones 76, Black j

Quick De liveries

ronororre eoecrnrreret

—$—$———————

eoveeerttt
There is

A Photographe

in town
), VIDSON

Tie Pees Ci

 

fea ae

22. Alder Block

Suite 2
PHO NE Red 328
» nanonncccorsnsenrnnne

 

HE
maine AND
PLU OG INEERS

SS ietaiea rurishe

Address,
of Sec
Phone 174

aaah sith
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