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ALD. PERRY

ON SCHOOLS

Continued from ‘Page Three)

vO sted for this By tat, it was the
prevailing understanding that the
sum of $150,000 would cover thé
entire cost of the school establish-
ment fully equipped and ready for

use-

was voted™on and passed by the
people, and as a result of the
issue I took with the School Board
to the effect that I considered
the Board should submit’ their
‘complete classified estimates, the
jSchool Board, six months after
jand as soon as exeavalion con-
‘tract had been awarded, requisi
itioned an additional $14,000 for
furnishings and equipment, and
leven to this date no. requisition
‘has reached the Council for the
extraordinary expenditures — in-

volved, except for the cost of re

moving ‘the pipe-line and clearing

the grounds.

} The policy of the School Board
;seems to be to ereet the school
[building and, when this is con |
pleted, make the public come
through with the balance which

should properly have been re

quisitioned from the Council un-
classified estimates, when the,

building was first asked for.
Some Questions.

Why did the School Board not!
make application for $14,000 for
and equipment when |

it presented its application for

the school?

Why was provision not me
al the same time, by by-law, to
‘over extraordinary requirements

is vequired by School Law?
Why has the School Board per-

sisted in its refusal to discuss

he estimates with the Council?
If the School Board intended

 

 

 

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

 

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Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
Labor, Exchange.

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

oe

E. H. SHOCKLEY |

GENERA! CONTRACTOR
Office and Shop Fraser St.
Sash, doors, mouldings and
all interior finish lumber al-
Ways in stock,

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

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We have Warehouse facilities.
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Dalgarno & Watts

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

& eclalists in Light and Heavy Cou-
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First Class Staircase Work and
Finishing.

Estimates Cheerfully Given

BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING
CONTRACTORS

 

 

LAND KEGISTRY ACL,

(sections 36 ald 134.)

Application No, 11565-1. File’ 6274.}
fAnhe NUTICE that application has been
ia iu register David ti. Hay
ipert, B. U., a3 owner in tec under a
444 Dale Veed irom ilie Colectyur oul it

srd day of October, wie, of ALL AND
INGULAN tial certain parcel or

4d aud preinises situate, lying and hae ng |

u tir City Of Prince Hupert; more par
liathy KuOWH and descrived as Lot

iurty 3U), Block torty-two 42), Sec

 

uu Cight (38), (Map ‘¢ You are re

quired tu coulest the ciaim of the tax
purchaser within 33 days from the dak | it

hue service of this notice which may } *
Board to expend a quarter ofa

tillion dollars” directly or in-
dicectls in connection with the
new school building, the hoard
should ask the public to support
if estimates in complete form
and not introduce a series ef
minor money by-laws as though
public were easily forgetful

‘of by-laws already voted on.
[ have been asking in the coun-
cil chamber that the School Board

be eilected by publication in the Daily
veWs, Prince Kupert), and your attentioc a}
is Called ho section 36 of the “Land Regis
try Act With amendmenis, and to the
fullowRig extract therefrom:-—

“and in default of a caveat or cer-
tlicate of is pendens- being filed
before tue registration as owner vl
lic person entitied under such tax
suie, ali persons sou served with
hulice, . . . ad those ciaiming
“iruvugh or under them, and aii peg-
sulS Cidiminbg aby interest in the
land by virtue of ahy unregistered
iistrument, and all persons claim-

Mug any iflerest if the land by
!

descent Whose title is not registered
ullder tbe provisions of this Act,
sail be for ever estopped and de-
Halted troith selling up cian to or
lib respect Of the land so sold for
, 2d ie Kegisivar siiall registei
tie person entitied under such tax
alk owner of the land so sold
ier bist 3.

AND WHEREAS application has becu

made for a Certificate of lndefeasibie Title
to the above-mentioned lands, in the name
of David H. Hays.

AND WHEREAS on investigating the title

it appears that prior to the 10th day of
Uelober, 1908 (the date on which the said
lands Were sold for overdue taxes), you
were the Crown Granted owaer thereof.

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at the

same time | shall effect registration in
sursuance of such application and issue

Ceruilicate of Indefeasible Tithe to the

s4id lands in the wuame ft David H. Hays
Uivess you lake and prosecute the proper
proceeding fo eslabiish your claim, if

, lo the said jands, or to prevent such
i yoed achliol i M@y part.
Dated al the Land Hegistry Office, Prince

{‘upert, B.C., this 7th day of Ne vember,

D, 1919,
; Hi. F, MACLEOD,
District Kegistrar of Titles.
) Ethel Tate, -
Vie toria, _B. c. 56

 

N PROBATE.

' ‘
IN THE SUPREME @G®URT OF BRITISH

COLUMBIA,

iN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA-

f1ON ACT
— and —

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
8)

JUSEPH BROWN, DECE
TAKE NOVICE that in order of His

  

Honour F, McB. Young made the 3rd day
of February, A.D, 1920, | was appointed
Administrator
brown, decea
Claims against the said estate are hereby
required to furnish same, yroperly veri
Ned, to me, on or before the 6th day of
Mareh, A.D, 1920, and all parties indebted

   

to the estate of Joseph
sed, and all parties having

to the estate are required to” pay the
amount of their indebtedness to me forth-
with

JOUN H. MeMULLIN,
Official Administrator.

Dated _this 6th 1 _day of February, 1 1920,

MINERAL AGT

Certificate of _Improvem*nts,

NO't rIc E
XING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral

laims, situate in the Bella Coola Mining
ivision of Coast District,

Where — located:—-West side of Dean

‘hannel, North of Caseade Inlet in Range

Coas. District,
TAKE NOTICE that J, HUGH ARCHIBALD

IACLEAN, as Agent for SMELTERS STEEI
OMPANY, Free Miner's Certificate No.

239, ntend, sixty days from the dat

ereot, to apply (to the Mining Recorder
or a Certincate of Improvements for each
f said claims for the purpose of obtaining

Crown Grant of the above claims.
And further take notice that action un

er Ser.’on 85, must be commenced befor:
he issuance of such Certificate of Inf
rovements,

= soon as the building by-law ;

 

Dated this 15th day of January, A. D
Hl. A, MACLEAN,

1920,

am TTT

—

disinfected tool

Everyone likes Wed-linen,
blankets, etc., to be super-
clean— immaculately fresh.
The best of ail soaps to use
is Lifebuoy—it actually dis-
infects as it cleanses

LIFEBUGY
HeaitH SOAP

The carbelic
odeur in

buoy is a sign of
its protective
qualities--quickly
vanishing after

eS we

Bem

: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS) !

 

 

that th $150,000 "was to cover
he cost of equipment as well] as
the building, why does the Board)
fnow requisition additional money; !
WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand

typewriter, Remington or ¢

| by-laws?

Why was the public not invited |
‘to inspect the competitive plans, |
but only called upon to inspect)
j the accepted plans after the re-

jturn of the others?

To answer that such matters
as exchange and deductions on} ———
the sale of bonds are provided for | WAN’ ED—Rowing boat. §
in the building by-law is not to
my mind sufficient. It does not
alter the facts that a bond issue
greatly in excess of the actual!
cost of the building will be neces-
and the public will be called; Woman wanted for laundry work.

\pply lanadian pte am Laundry

sary,
upon to foot the Dill.
Only One Reason.

'
'
Phere is only one reason that
an see form the attitude of the}
soard to the whole question. It}
is that the School Board fears the
} public may not be willing to vote |
liy of Prince Kupert, bearing date the}

i noney by-laws ‘to cover such |
ve expenditures if asked to do}
in which event the Board may |
lhe called upon to consider apo
other program to meet school re

*
quirements throughout the city.
My position, briefly, is that if}

Classify and complete their esti

nates, and also for a joint meet-

ing to discuss the proposed extra-
ordinary requirements Surely
Iny requests are not unreason-
able

May be Wrong.

As an alderman Tf think I am

entitled to express my opinion on
these matters. \ frank discus-

may prove that I am in-the
wrong, i nwhich case I will be
man enough to admit it. There

;should be ‘enough public repre: |
/sentatives in both bodies to show |
}me if lam under a false impres- |
but 3 one has yet done’so.

en to conviction.

fhe utter silence of the School

Board on this question is more
“imful than a straight up-and-
down scrap. For merey’s sake
Ssiart something, The school is
bally needed, and the School
iB ! and Council should have a
Cleat;-and mutual understanding
On so Vital and urgent a matter.

Thanking you for space,
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES C, PERRY,
Alderman.

 

THROWN TWICE BY

USE OF HEADLOCK

(Special by G.T.P Telegraphs |

ROCHESTER, N. Y., March 44.

—Strangler’ Lewis, heavyweight
wrestler champion, threw Jack

Iniwards, Pacific Coast champion,
twice in an hour and thirteen
minutes, using the headloék for

both falls,

In addition to those mentioned

yesterday, the following people
sent flowers for the funeral of
little Jack Beattie: Mr and Mrs.

OW: Nickerson, Misses Margaret

and Annie Gilehrist, Miss M._K.
Nason, the Eby children, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Humble, Mr and Mrs,
A, Rh. Jayne, Mn, and Mrs. Wig ie i
Parkin,

I\\ VANTED

Aes Et ee ee Oe o
Fee et eters —-- os ef

wertet

Applications will-be received un-
til March 19 for junior
the office of the District Fores-

ter, Prince Rupert.
per month. Age at

vears- One year High School.
Must be experienced with type
writer. Apply Distriet Forester |
for information and application |
forms.—W. H. MacInnes,

Service & jommissione r.

WNT D Bos jeaving .

S

Position offers unlimited scope
and opportunities for

ture. Pleasant work

able salary to start.

x 52 Daily News.

s;UILDING LOAN WANTED on
cle lot. Block 8, Section
nting Second Avenue,

ticulars apply box

Ws o1iee,

WANTED—To rent centrally

‘comple ti Vv

containing six

ind bath. Apply box
News oflice.

WANTED + Fi irst class
rapher and clerk, one with in-
surance otlice experience
‘ferred. M. M, Stephens.

house
Price
Dal -
}
David
>
Estate
Avenue |

and two bois in Section 7.

anee one and

_Second Streit
Five-roomed house
near |
. balance arranged,
24 Second Ave.’ Op
enenial a} .

LOTS FOR SALE

6-12-18
West-

SALE mares 5,

particulars

Second

Mi

¢ Ltd. a 5 reek a }

 

cs remier, Apply P. O.

Sec

.
Estate and

 

hand Encyclopedia. Apply
box 880, Prince Rupert

mensions and price.

55 Daily News ollice,

Insur-
~To purchase a second

Oe eee eT

 

$1,060! vie, H
H, | ; wi
i ° 2 Wace
7 es
Y SALE ap
| Fred §
ai TTEQ Stork,
Avenue | Hardware
$1.050 SECOND AVEND}
| F’hone Bi; ack 1}4
tf |
apply f*"\ 1
Boel 1) (7) eS Na

tf a ae

u oe TT 2056 N/ ’
u'or-|] Talking Over

ull The High Cost

 

_MeBride and Ninth

 

{ 3s the purpose of the School

 

TWO MACHINISTS WANTED

kerberg, Thomson &

FOR CALE

}] have left with the Cow Bay
Shop the following for
{ 5h. p. Palmer, $275.00.
{5 h. p- Adams, $100.00,
{ 28-28 Hyde propellor, 32
{ 26-26 Columbia propellor,

$26.00,

1 18-18 propellor, $3.50.
ik. & W- Ifigh tension Digenaud

$30.00.

{ 12-foot skiff, $25.00.
or apply to J. Field,
84, Prince Rupert,

 

FOR SALE—12 h.p. heavy
Atlas, with bronze shaft,

peller, magneto, coil,

is’ the engine I used
: ” . >.

“Aileen.” It is in perfect order

and very little used. $1,600.00—

M.M. Stephens.

FOR SALE—For one week only ¢
less than half price, one
15 h. p. heavy duty Buffalo en-
gine. Can be seen running any
time at Cow Bay float.
J. Field, or address P.

84

FOR RENT

‘UNC oH COUNTER FOR RENT.

able. Apply
housekeeping

Se wing machines
68
B.C. Avenue

rwo-R ROOME 1D HOU Sk

ro nexr|} 721 Third Ay

TRANSFER
iALLOWAY'S

Green

INVESTMENTS
NV I: STMIN r Ss

monthly |
your

request will give you latest

 

 

FOR SALE—25-40 h.p.
Duty Sterling Engine,

4

Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle,
fect condition. $1,500.00.

M. Stephens.

appoin tment.

P. O., B.C,

gine. Price $400.00,
Kohrt, Cow Bay.

hi wn & Hanson.

FOR SAL b “Goose eggs for set-
ting, 432 Seventh Avenue West.

HOUSES FOR SALE

intormation
slocks and investments
' solicited
* Secur- be Pz iss senger Service
Particulars prices, | ae
EE and standing
FOR SALE -— Columbia
graph and records. Worth $250
for $165. Phone Blue 4

the
without |

all} Quicl k Deliveries

 

he continent.
connections
Montreal, |

ato | SMITH MALE

FOR SALE—Milk Goats,
strain—some with kids st side,

p oJ saruss
Apply to J, Larusson, Kuropean inves|

with.

and Calgary.

FOR SALE—12 h. p. Buffalo en-|

E
Ad- PLUMBING “AND H

FOR SALE—Spruce float——36
66. Price $400.00 Apply Dyb-|

. stock Estimates ful

 

_MISCELLANEOUS >

UNBIDDEN," the
nice

eastern

 

FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE — Apartment
containing two modern
roomed apartments on Borden

Street with splendid

view. $6,000, M. M. Stephens
Keal Estate and Insurance, 3rd

Avenue,

$3,000 on terms. H, ¢

son, Ltd., Real Estate,

anee, Bonds, Rentals;
Publie-

Seven-roomed house |
with large lot on Atlin Avenue, |
Section 2. New, $4,250

arranged. McCaffery,

& Doyle, Ltd., Third Avenue.
FOR

bons & . oyle, Ltd,

s. Poems of ere N
Religion and is
of
balsams and pines, Leatherette
$2.00, post paid. Published by
Victonia Printing & Publishing smith Blok, 7

Co., 524 Yates St. Victoria, B.C.
FARMS FOR SALE

 

FOR § sSALE—8&-roomed house with
bath and fireplace. Section 6;

| MIXES D FARMING-
has still some choice
well-settled

irrigated lands in Sunny South-
a, With loan of $2,00/

improvements to assist new

.
SALE—Four-roomed
with bath on Fifth Avenue—-!
$2,400, Terma. MeCatfery, Gib-

information
Canadian Pacific
Railway Station,

suin]f Of Living
Theo. rh . .
Theatre Phis is partly soled

tt by using our oy

ap! Her. $13, 50

lor lump delivered)
those who use it. 7

al Or

and Phone Black 85

“‘eason-

or|} Terminal Coal

Rupent,

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tf
and
Third

 madérn Pool Room
tf .
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osite

The En press Hotel

~Order eee
nj} CIGARS 0D
kd Two per cent. Beer,

 

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PROCPP LL OL OOD OOLS

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Motor Transfer and

 

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Phones 176, Black 34

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ENGINEERS
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Address 3ed Avenue, hea

of Secont

Phone 174

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| Street.

p. 0, Box #

8 a.m. to 12;

pr. J. 8. BF

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7 nird Avent

Office ah.

Phone
Senn Re aren
sate MINI RAL ACT

; ent
Certificate of improve

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t Mi nerniy

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he Naas live
jatrict tacated Gla
Where soca
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take NOTICE that} Bag. by
7 te F ¢ I
q100F ye (rom, the date es cee .
ixty dave ning Recorder I moss @
o the Min . for thé fe ve
f ing wre wn orant of Oh i ac
a } tee
aining ake Op comme of

And fi r .
er ey $5 mus t ferincal™

he issuance

rovements day of neceanbets
Dated thls iith

910.

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