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IN YOUR HOME

has an influence
more than wealth.
THE PATHEPHONE

the World’s Best Phonograph}
Plays All Records

Get one now,—delays are un-
know our

necessary when you
easy terms.

Shipment of New Rec-

ords just In

Come and hear the world’s best

artists.

Will Edmunds

Prince Rupert Music Store

Opposite the Post Office

that’s worth

 

   

| A CAMP IN THE FOREST
oo

My fragrant couch of balsam
boughs
| On mossy sward is spread,
‘Neath shelt’ring ‘‘fly’ that ne-er
allows
The chill draught near my head.

'Deep darkness o'er the forest falls
Investing it in gloom;

/The cedar; boles, like giant walls,
Enclose me in a tomb.

‘The twinkling stars shine high
o'er all;
The crescent moon lies pale,
And velvet silence, like a pall,
{| Enshroudeth hill and dale.

The yapping coyote only makes
| The stillness more complete;
'The thyvob of yonder cascade
shakes
| The earth feet.

beneath my

‘A heap of pine logs, gummy, dry,
| I’ve stacked my camp before:
‘Their ruddy flames now leap on
| high,

And fleck my auberge o'er.

Beyond the circle of their blaze
Dark shapes and shadows bland

A horned owl, with eyes adaze,
Flits ghostly round the bend.

Black “pilly’’ brews the tea at last,
My beans and bacon sizz;

I sit me down to my repast,
And leave the King to him.

 

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Box 644 Phone BLACK 183

TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
Labor Exchange.

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

 

 

 

E. H. SHOCKLEY

GENERAL 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

Phione Green 269.

 

 

 

Hand Your Baggage Checks to

JOE BROWN

Motor Transfer and
Passenger Service

Stand, Empress Hotel

Phones 176, Black 334

 

Quick Deliveries

Seeorere LDP OPPODL OLE EBDPVOPOOOOODE

 

“wre tL OLD

SMITH & MALLETT

 

 

Address,

Phone 174 —-

 

PLUMBING AND HEATING

EXGINEERS
Estimates furnished.

 

3rd Avenue, head

of Second Street.

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P.O. Box 274

 

 

 

For Comfort, Courtesy~

and Service
go to

The SAVOY HOTEL,

 

 

 

F, T. Bowness
MANAGER

 

Phone 37 P.O. Box 1704

A. G. GRAY

Teacher of Piano
Studio 187 Second Avenue

PHO’ E Blue 421 or 444

 

 

 

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.

Zetimates Cheerfully Given

 

CONTRACTORS

 

 

BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING

 
 

—J. B. Mc,
Damix, ist March, 1920.

KK RK RK RK KK RK RR RS
* IN THE LETTER BOX %
KKH KEKE K RH HHS

NOT AN INSULT

To the Editor—
In your issue of the 19th Irish-
man gives vent to what may real-

 

jly be disappointment cleverly
‘camouflaged. No right thinking
Irishman ever was. insulted by

ianything given in aid of charities
‘or for the benefit of schools, ete-,}
and most certainly those famous!
men mentioned by “Irishman” |
|would not consider the portrayal |
of “That Rascal Pat” as an insult}
to them. Poltroonery may well!
|be applied to his letter unless
'some more valid reason is forth-|
ijcoming. Credit to whom credit|
is due is applicable and merited
by the whole company.

“DISINTERESTED.”
W. E. Collison of Prince Ru-
pert has been appointed to be

distriet registrar of births, deaths
and marriages for Indians only

for the Naas River agency. The
appointment is gazetted’ this
week,

WATER NOTICE,
DIVERSION AND USE.

TAKE NOTICE that M. P. Olsen, whose
address is Alice Arm, B. C., will appl
vr a licence to take and use 50 cubic
second-feet and to store about 400 acre
icet of water out of Clearwater River which
flows southerly and drains into the Kitsault
Hiver about 22 miles from the head of th
juliet of Alice Arm,
The storagerdam will be located near
natural outlet of Clearwater Lake. Thi
capacity of the reservoir to be created
is about 450 acre-feet, and it will Nood
nbout 50 acres of land. The water wil!
be diverted from the stream at storag:
dam and will be used for power for
uuning purposes upon the mine described
a5 the Climax Group,

This noice was posted un the
on the 26th day of January, 1920,
A copy of this notice and an application
ursuant thereto and to the “Water Act,
1914,” will be filed in the office of the
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert, B. C.
Ubjections to the application may be
iled with the said Water Kecorder or with

ground

he Comptroller of Water Kights, Parlia-
nent Buildings, Victoria, B. C., within
thirty days after the first appearance of

iis notice in a local newspaper,

a M. P, OLSEN, Applicant,
Tie date of the first publication of this
iolice is February 5, 1920.

   

NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION ACT.
h. S, C. Chapter 115.

rhe Kleanza Company, Limited, of Usk,
British Columbia, hereby gives notice that
it has under section 7 of the said Act,
Jeposited with the Minister of Public
Works at Ottawa, and in the office of the
District Registrar of the Land Registry
District of Prince Rupert, Prince Rupert,
Gritish Columbia, a description of the site
ind the plans of reversible Aerial Rope-
way over the Skeena River, proposed to he
built over the said Skeena River at Usk,
British Columbia, the supporting towers of
the said Ropeway to be located on Dis-
trict Lots numbered 1437 and 833, Range
5, Coast Distriet.

AND TAKE NOTICE
piration of one month from the date of
the first publication of this notice, the
said Kleanza Company, Limited, will under
section 7 of the said Act, apply to the
minister of Public Works at his office in
the City of Ottawa, for approval of the
said site and plans, and fer leave to con-
struct the said Aerial Ropeway,

Dated at Prince Rupert, B. ¢,, this 81st
day of January, A. D.° 1920.

KLEANZA COMPANY LIMITED,
Z Patmore & Fulton, Solicitors.

that after the ex-

 

Thomas Il InCe presents

[5él

The above represents the num
ber of years spent in fruitless ef-
forts to cure a had case of eczema
with ordinary ointments, com-
pared with the time it took Zam.
Buk to ef ect a complete and per-
manent cure.

This wes the experience of Mr.
H. C. Buckley of 461 East Broad-
way, Portland, Ore. Writing to
the Zam-Buk Co., he says: “For
fifteen years I suffered with a bad
case of eczema, and used all kinds
of so-called ‘cures’ and treat-
ments, but nothing was capable
of curing me until I tried Zam.
Buk, This wonderful balm, how-
ever, completely cured me in less
than a year, and not onty so, but
Ihave had no return of the dis-
ease. I strongly recommend Zam.
Buk to anyone afflicted as I was.”

This is but one of the hundreds
of cases where Zam-Buk has ef-
fected a cure when everything
else failed. The reason is easily
explained. Zam-Buk being un-
usually refined—containing abso-
lutely no animal fats or mineral
drags such as gre contained in
ordinary ointments—is capable of
penetrating to the underlying
tissues where skin diseases have
their roots. Ordinary ointments,
on the contrary, never get beyond
the surface skin and so are incap-
able of effecting permanent cures,

Zam-Buk is just as good for
salt rheum, ringworm, boils, ul-
cers, abscesses, blood-poisoning,
piles, cuts, burns, scalds and a
skin injuries. All druggists or
0c. box,

Zam-Buk Co., Toronto,
3 for $1.25.

   

AMA-

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The Man in the Moon

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SAYS:--
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ia lot of people who are not mai

 

» WILLIAM $§ HART
At the Westholme Tonight.

 

been
i

THAT it is all very well for
Scotchmen to go on quoting
Shakespeare to the effect that ‘a
man’s a man for a’ that,’ but the
1: of this paper says he
He says there are

ai =t

knows better.

enough to pay their subscriptions
on time.

THAT if it wasn't Shakespeare
who said it, it was some other
Scotchman.

THAT the Manager says he be-
lieves in the old theology, else how
ave the delinquents going to be
punished.

THAT this’ is the latest from
a contemporary moonshiner:
To market, to market
To buy a fat pig.
Home again, home again,
With half a pound of codfish.

THAT the same contemporary
says that a western man has been
away from home for eight years
and nobody knows where he is.
As an afterthought he adds:
“Maybe he’s in parliament!”

. * *

THAT all good young people
had better stay: away from the
Theatre on Wednesday night.

THAT the show is said to be
worse than a bathing beach.

THAT a news despatch sug-
gests the session of the Dominion
Parliament may closé by the mid-
dle of May-

THAT no one would care if
they closed up now,
* * °

THAT if they closed at once

they might forget to collect the
income tax.

*. . .
pan-German party
Germany. Now it
is the turn of the can-German
party. ,

THAI
has

the
failed in

THAT a murder trial was post-
poned in Quebee the other day
because the prisoner had no clean
‘ollar to wear.

* * .

THAT these murder judges area
always careful about the necks of
prisoners,

* * .

THAT usually they prescribe

hempen collars,

THAT the absence of men from
the morning services on Sunday
is said to be due to the fact that
they are painting the boat.

+ . .
THAT the moderation party
want more beer and stronzer beor.
THAT the most common word

in their vocabulary is ‘\Comean-
aveadrink,”

The mayor reported at last
night’s council meeting that the
city auditor has completed his
work and returned to Vancouver.
His report, however, has not yet
received,

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PAMTEDS.

WANTLED—Boy leaving school—
Position offers unlimited scope
and opportunities for the fu-

Pleasant work and rea-

ture.
sonable salary to start. Apply
box 52 Daily News. ti

WANTED TO RENT, centrally
completely furnished
containing six rooms
Apply box 54, Daily

70

located
house,
and bath.

News ollice.
WANTED TO RENT—
furnished or unfurnished, of
four to six rooms and bath—
Apply box 56 Daily News office.

HOUSE

 

\WANTED —- First class stenog-
rapher and clerk, one with in-
surance office experience pre-
ferred. M. M. Stephens. tf

 

 

WANTED—Active business part-
ner with a little capital. Limited
liability company. Good open-
ing. J. F. Maguire, City. 68

WANTED — Housemaid at Hotel
Prince Rupert. tf

PORTER WANTED—Also cham-
bermaid, Apply Hotel Central.

SITUATIONS VACANT

 

Representative for Frince Rupert
and G, T. P. territory for Check-

Writer, guaranteeing 100 per
cent. protection. Only re
sponsible and energetic men

need apply. References essen-
tial—Pullen & Co., 1144 Duncan
Bldg., Vancouver. 70

PILING WANTED

\WANTED—A quantity of cedar
piling. Apply Prince Rupert
Lumber Co. oflice at Seal Cove.
Phone 361. 70

FOR SALE

 

 

am installing a 20-22 h. p- in
my boat and will sell my 13-15
heavy duty Buffalo at a low
price. It is complete and in
fine condition, including Apple

Dynamo and 90 ampere hour
storage battery, wiring, etc.
Can be seen any time under

actual working condition at the
Cow Bay slip. J. Field. Phone
Blue 400. 68

FOR SALE As a going concern
the well known business, the
PRINCE RUPERT BAZAAR, op-
posite post oflice. Owner is
leaving the-city and will sell
the stock and fixtures on very
reasonable terms: tf

FOR SALE—12 h.p. heavy duty
Atlas, with bronze shaft, pro-
peller, 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

 

 

 

 

POR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium
Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch
Ignition, 4 cyl, 4 eycle, in per-
fect condition. $1,500.00.—M.
M. Stephens. tf

TOR SALE—Spruce float-—36 by

66. Price $400.00 Apply Dyb-
havn & Hanson. tf

 

 

“OR SALE—Goose eggs for set-
ting, 432 Seventh Avenue West-

 

 

FOR SALE—20 gasoline cans 15c
each, Daily News office. tf

HOUSES FOR SALE

 

 

TOR SALE — Apartment house
containing two modern _ five-
roomed apartments on Borden
Street with splendid harbor
view. $6,000, M. M. Stephens,
Real Estate and Insurance, 3rd
Avenue. tf

 

FOR SALE—Five-roomed house
and two lots in Section 7, Price
$1,600. One-third cash, bal-
ance one and two years. David
H. Hays, General Real Kstate

 

Agent, corner Second Avenue
and Second Street.
rOR SALE-—Five-roomed house

and lot on Ninth Avenue, near
McBride. Price $2,500; $1,000
cash, balance arranged. Ed. H.
Mortimer, Real Estate and In-
surance Agent, 324 Second Ave.

YOR SALE—8-roomed house with
bath and fireplace. Section 6;
$3,000 on terms. H, G. Helger-
son, Ltd., Real Estate, Insur-
ance, Bonds, Rentals; Notary
Publie-

 

 

 

FOR SALE—Seven-roomed house
with large lot on Atlin Avenue,
Section 2. New, $4,250. Terms
arranged, McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd., Third Avenue.

 

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house
with bath on Fifth Avenue—
$2,400, Terms: McCaffery, Gib-

 

bons & ~oyle, Ltd. tf

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[CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS|

cme ee Le eee rey

LINt HOME, best vresidentia|
section. Moderate terms. He}
gerson, Real Estate, Insurance,
Notary Public.

LOTS FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—Fine level lot wit!
harbor view on Fourth Avenue
Near MecBridee Price 81,050
Half cash, balance 6-12-45

months. Theo, Collart. West-
holme ‘Theatre Block ti

 

FOR SALKE—Lot 10, Block 41, See-
tion 5. Price $250. Ed. H. Mor-
timer, Real Estate and Insur-
ance, 324 Seeond Avenue. ti

LOK SALE—Two fine view lots.
Section 2. $750 the pair. Me-
Calfery, Gibbons & Doyle, Ltd.
Third Avenue, ti

 

FOR SALE-—Lot 5, Block 46, Sec-
tion 8 For particulars apply
owner, P. L. Fossy, Jnr., Ross-
land, B. C, tf

FOR SALE
Biock
Ed. H;
Avenue:

Splendid view lot in
1, Section 2. Price $600
Mortimer, 4 ‘second

tf

324

FOR SALE—Lane corner on Atlin

Avenue, Section 2, $400. Theo

Collart, Westholme Theatre

Block: ti
FOR RENT

FOR RENT—One furnished roon
and one furnished housekeep-

 

with furnishings for sale. Ap-
ply 222 5th Ave. West. 6S

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OR RENT — Two

 

OR RENT
planos.
Avenue.

Sewing machines an¢
Singer Shop, 144 Thir«

 

TWO ROOMS TO LET, with o1
without board. Phone Red 415

PWO-ROOMED HOUSE TO REN’
plastered.

LOsT

LOST:-—Meerschaum pipe in’ case
last Monday. Finder
Daily News oflice. Suitable re
ward, 66

,OST—-Lady’s purse between the

friends. Poems of Love, Nature
Religion and Sociology.
fragrant with the
balsams and pines, Leatherett
covers, $1.50; velvet sheep
$2.00, post paid. Published by
Victonia Printing & Publishing
Co., 524 Yates St. Victoria, B.C

 

FARMS FOR SALE
MIXED FARMING—The C.- P. kh
has still some choice lands in
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

 

market letter mailed at your
request will give you latest re-
liable intormation regarding
Bonds, stocks and investments
generally, Enquiries solicited
regarding ANY Bond or Secur-
ily. Particulars of prices,
yields and standing of any list-
ed or unlisted stock in the
market forwarded without
charge. Leased wires to all
parts of the continent. Unex-
celled business connections in
New York, Chicago, Montreal,
Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton
and Calgary. European invest-
ments specially dealt with.
Leading financial house ot
Vanceuver and Victoria, Ad-
dress all replies to BURDICK
BROS, AND BRETT, LD., Stock
and Bond Brokers, Hotel Van-
couver Bldg., Vancouver, B. C.

Advertise in the Daily News

 

 

ing suite. 410 Sixth Ave. East
Phone Blue 217. tf

FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE for rent

housekeeping
rooms and one single room at
the Drexel. ti

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68

Phone 525. ti

leave at

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Westholme Theatre and _ the
Waldron. Finder leave at the
News ollice. He
MISCELLANEOUS
“SONGS UNBIDDEN,” by the
Prospector, will make a nic¢
zift book for your eastern

It is
breath of

TRANSFER
iALLOWAY'S CARTAGE—Orde!
your Coal now. Patroenise re-
turned veteran. Phone Green
325, t!

settlers. Act now they aré
going fast. For free booklets
and full information write H
G,. Loughran, Canadian Pacifle
Railway Station, Vancouver, B.
C, tf
INVESTMENTS
INVESTMENTS — Our monthly

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MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

 
  

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NUTICE
: Copper Crest a Mineral Claim, g
Deiahcs Mi B Uivision of
Where locate; j C
-s ated Glacler Creek,
TAKE NOTICE that I, B L. John
diner’s Ceriificate N 81769-8
ixty days from the date nereot
oO the Recorder for 4 Y
f impr ts, for the pu .
aining @ Crown Grant of the above
Anu Ke Notice that gy
er section 85 must be commenced

ath ICH Certlieaye @
rovements ’

anne d this 41th day of December,

LAND AUT

VANCOUVI LAND DISTRICT—py
AST, RANGE fl
TAKE NOTICE that J. C. Clg
cean Fa t pation su
Dt of \ unit
mission t ase the following de
ands 1
" ala St planted $4
1a nh from the
west f t 897 on the we
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CLAUSEN,

eo Synopsis of
Land Act Amend
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Minimum price of first-clas
reduced to $5 an acre; second
$3.60 an acre.

Pre-emption now confined t
veyed lands only.

Records will be granted covering
land suitable for agricultural
and which ts non-timber land.

Partnership pre-emptions
but parties of not more than few
arrange fer adjacent
with joint residence, but each
necessary improvements en
claims e

Pre-emptors must occupy cial
five years and make {mpro
value of $10 per including ¢
ing and cultivation of at least
before receiving Crown Grant.

Where pre-empter tn occupation
less than 8 years, and has
portionate impro ents, he may,
cause of |ll-health, or other cau
granted intermediate certificate d
yrovement and transfer his claim

Records without permanent
dence may be issued, previded a
cant makes improvements to emt
$200 per annum and records sam
year. Failure to make imp
or record same will operate i
feiture. Title cannot be ob
less than 6 years, and impro

of $10.00 per ¢, including 6
cleared and tivated, and
of at least 2 years are

Pre-emptor holding P
may record another pre-emptiot,

   
  

s land in conjunction
oy ag ith actual occupations
vided statutory improvements
and residence maintained on 8
granted land

Unsurveyed areas, ot exe
acres, may be leased as hom
title to be obtained after fulfill
dential and improvement cond

For grazing and industrial
r

areas exceeding 640 acres ma
leased by one person or com
Mill, factory or Indust 4
timber land not exceeding
may be purchased; conditions
payment of stumpage. {nace
Natural hay meadows !0
by existing roads may be me
conditional upon construction
to them. Rebate of one-hi f
road, net exceeding half o!
price, is made

PRE-EMPTORS’ FREE %
ACT.

. e
The scope of this Act |s
include all persons enh

1 with His Majes
time within which the heirs or de

ceased pre-emplor
oem, 2r0e this Act 1s

and

A

for title under

from for one year, trom
S I rmerly,

such pers | eras

war
troactive

No feos rele y soldiers ff

due or payable er June #,
emptions recor ied al five ¥

, remit
Taxes ore for return of moneys

to pre-emption

 

 

 

 

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, fat »ments to PX
n agreeme
ity. ots held by ment
aie Forces, oF dependents rg
direct or 1! direct, remitte

) gi, 1920,
listment to March 4%,
; crown
P WASERS OF
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de r iss nee
Proviston _made {0F we

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cee ers who alled | ture, S
purcha e, inv vi 6 i Wurehi
filiment of co! dt i ane ru r
ie ne aim whole ot OF ni
gel, ygurchase jr! e due aonately 2
be’ Mystributed propor er est
wt rea A pplicallt
whole & be

made by May !.

GRAZING.
¥ 919,
Qrasing A“ 4 fe toe
development Orn aist
vides for grasine ier
administrallon, permits
al grazing rior’
an umber Fete ‘toe ve
whe an
liehed Ai iations for fy {
form, Free, o part
ment. camper#

for settlers
to ten head. e