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FINE CONCERT

Much Excellent Talent Displayed
at Caljies Football Club
Recital.

The Grand Concert of the Uai-
lies Football Club in the St. An-

drew's Wall last night was well]
palisuized, There were inony
excelient numbers on the pro-

araii and the patrons came away
well satisfied with a fine evening s
entertainment. Owing to untore-
seen circumstances two or three
of the best numbers on the pro-
gram iad to be left off, but never-
theless the concert was of excep-
tional merit. Mayor McClymont
was chairman of the evening and
in his opening remarks empha-
sized the need for more players
instvad of so many spectators.
The Orchestra.

Shortly after 8:15 the program
opened with a march by the So-
ciety orchestra,
It may be said that the orchestra
is steadily improving and now
provides excellent music for the
organization. Eddie Craggs sang
“Dear Old Pal of Mine,’
and was loudly encored- An ex

“Crescent Queen.”

1 solo

“How Scotland
won het;name.” The duet “Hunt-
Tower” by Mrs. Millar and
A- Clapperton proved very pleas-
The first part of the pro-
krami was concluded with a vocal

is followed by
ing

ing.

olo “Thistle, Shamrock and
Rose’ by Wm. Murray which was
loudly applauded.

Pipe Band.

The selections of the pipe band
opening the second part, brough
forth the applause. The
pipe band is certainly creating a
great impression. J. E. Davey
was in his usual excellent styl
in singing ‘‘Mary of Argyle” and
an encore. Mrs. W. Millar again
pleased the listeners with *‘Angus
Macdonald” which she full
justice to. Jack Sinclair sang
tue old favorite “Annie Laurie”
and was well appreciated. Mrs.
Captain and Miss Reid
proved excellent duettistes in
“Whispering Hope” answered by
“Lullaby Land.’ Miss Edmands
sang “I hear you Calling Me” and
“My Brown Rose” and A. Clapper-
ton a selected solo. Ed. Ross
sang a couple of comic songs in
excellent’ style.

After the concert the hall was
cleared and the dancers took the
floor and danced till the sma!
hours to the strains of the society
orchestra-

usual

does

Susie

MAGISTRATE ADVISES
MAN WHO COMMITTED
ASSAULT ON HIS WIFE

Henry John Clarke, charged
with assaulting his wife, was
released suspended sentence
this morning after receiving a
reprimand from Magistrate Mc-
Mordie.

“There is no doubt,’’ said the
magistrate, “that
ing both physically and mentally
from the effeets of the war and
the serious wounds you sustained.

on

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salsam and for your protection the exact
We can recommend it as being most effective
ecommend Penslar Children’s Cough Syrup
needs,
1k SALE ONLY AT THE
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INCE RUPERT DRUG CO.
AVENUE PHONES 134 & 117
NOW OPEN FOR BUISNESS
W MARINE WAYS
¥ avi SA DN
; Shawatlans Passage
pairing all classes of boats up to 100 feet
in length.
ACKSMITHING AND MACHINE SHOPS.
lant in Central British Columbia.
Nansen 5
al Cove Marine Ways, Ltd.
, t W. E. Thompson, Gen. Manager
e Red 391 Phone Green 153
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN
SUPPLY OF FRES BAIT
and Ice
At BUTEDALE CANNERY
CITDN DAC
SERN PACKERS, LIMITED
Butedale, B.C.
Saneediiieena \
2 iy ?
aif tiansons Patent
tO! Ottawa, January 27, 1920,
ected icknowledge receipt of your
inst. 16 subject of Canadian patent
dk on the 48th May, 1915, for a
1 in to inforin you that this patent
ect he conditions of Seetion 44 ol
Olly y licence system) and is gov-
$ ol ald Act, an extract from which
nere
ifo that the fee for the second six
L } ii paid, but it does not come due
ay, rhe required amount is $20.00
let ring to the patent by date and
uli purpose for which the remittance
ha » necessary.
ho be,
X¢ bedient servant,
“Ap ied W: J. LYNGH,
Chief of the Patent Ollice.
ub
Ond Ave
F sae
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pl ae Ove letter, | wish to say that as
‘ton and paragraph 38 of the
Le do nol come under Section 44 of
Hild sel mes “ egdulpped and wifling to install,
“r Heater’ to any and everybody,
iW Can, and hereby do withdraw
M Willing | iaking these water heaters.
Neatey "sovate for an agency to make my
PL each one j, Willing to pay the royalty of
Year's guanas ' On the distinet understanding
S98 with it.
Harry H
“The R ‘yY Manson
ne tal
* eliable Plumber”
PRING 139 Second Avenue
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However, there is no exeuse in
this country for treating your
wife violently, which you have

Such actions as yours to-
wards the woman were both cow
ardly and brutal. Do you not re-

member the promises you made
when marrying her? They were
made for better or for worse

whether you had provocation or
not. If it was not for the fact
that it would be working a hard-
ship on your wife I would most
certainly send you to jail. As it
is I am going to let you out on
suspended sentence to give you
a chance. Remember you must
work for her and take care of her
and must never lift your hand to
her.

 

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ellent violin solo, “Elysium” was }
layed by Robert Arthur, Jr. Mrs.
\W. Millar sang a selected solo and
uswered the persistent applause
wilh “Comin’ Through the Rye,’
i. Y. Fraser pleased everyone wit!
song, “Hail Caledonia,’ which

THE DAILY NEWS

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lHAT the bears and other ani-

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PRINCE RUPERT COAL Co.

PHONE 15

JORIS IOI II II III IIIT OO SOTA A A A I II

| ROR OO OO OR
The Man ia the Moon §/¢ Lad ith L Coal is the Best
j SAYS:-- j * a ysml ump 0a 18 e es
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sy SSMU NE cet st Burns Longer, Better and Brighter, and Gives More Heat.
THAT the open fisheries seems | ——— — anise
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Lo be an accomplished fact. B - OTHER COALS WE HANDLE ARE:

THAT C. C. Ballantyne etiokd | Steam Coal, Bulk on Dock ....... $504 Ape $8.25 per ton-
lo his guns at any rate and the|x Steam Coal, bulk, Delivered ............ 10.00 “« “«
general opinion is that this city|% Meusehold Stove Coal, Bulk on Dock ..... 70.00 “ “*
will benefit. | Household Stove Coal, Sacked on Dock 329° °°

WARES If Houschold Stove Coal, Bulk, Delivered 412.00 “

THAT the man’s’a man for a’ It Househcid Stove Coal, Sacked, Delivered ... 13.00 “ “

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et. ae 'f SPECIAL PRICES QUOTED ON CAR "DADS.

THAT the scenery shown in| ¥
‘Back to God’s Country” is very x

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iterest of the story.

THAT even if they are not wild

bears and cougars and porcupines
they make an integral part of the
show,

THAT there is an old English

west country story told in dialect

who at a harvest
much fat

of a boy

supper ate so

home
bacon

that, when the suet puddings were

broke down

had

on, he
because he

brought
blubbered,

and
eater

’

so much bacon that he had nt
room for pudding:

rHAT nothing like this hap
pened at seal Cove dance lasi

night but a similar tragedy almost

1

occurrea,

PHAT the boy on that oeeasion

boy and she did
duly manfully.

. .

was not a
ery, but did her

not

THAT the serving of five or six
courses at a dance supper is not

usual and there was an excuse
for everything that happened.
eo
THAT “early to bed” seems to

be the rule in certain quarters in

this city.

ecg h oinh
rHAT 2:30 or 3 a.m,
looked upon as early.

* . .

THAT there is doubt as to the
healthy, wealthy and wise” which
is said to follow the early to bed.

* * *
THAT’ sometimes the arly
hirds get wise to things they
would be better not to know:

NOTICE To FISHERMEN

[ have for sale at my residence
on 1st Ave. 4 Marine Gas Engines:

Two seven horse power.
One twelve horse power.
One twenty horse power:

All the above are new and will
tf

be sold at a sacrifice,
P, RORVIK,

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| FOR RENT

OFFICE SUITE, 3 ooms, in Hays Block. Steam
Heat. Suitable for Doctor, Lawyer, etc.

DAViD H. HAYS

Corner Second Avenue and Second Street.

  
  
  

Estate Agent.

Box 1555 - - Phone 67

 

 

 

 

LAND REGISTRY ACT

sections 36 and 134,

Re Applicatten No. 11484-1, File 6304,

 

PTAKE NOTICE that application has beer
ade to register St ‘o B, Adams, of
vince Rupert, B. C., owner in fee un-
fer a Tax Sale Deed from the Collector of
he Ciry f Prince Rupert, bearing date
ve 23rd day of October, 1919, of ALL
ND SINGUULAR that certain purcel

r tract of land and premises situa
ing, and being in the city of Prince Rupert,
more particularly knewo and described as
3 Section

Lot Three Block Eight (8),
GQne (t (Map 923).
You are require to contest the claim

 

of the tax purchaser within 35 days from + tals,

the date of the service of this notice
which may be effected by publication in
the Daily News, Prince Rupert, B, C.,)_ and
your attention is called to section 36 of the
“Land Registry Act” with amendments,
and to the following extract therefrom:—

“and in default of & caveat or cer-

tiffcate of lis pendens being fled be-

fore the registration as owner of the
person entitled under such tax sale,
all persons so served with notice,

. . and those claiming through
or under them, and all persons claim-
ing any interest in the land by virtue
of any unregistered instrument, and
all persons claiming any interest tp
the iand by descent whose title ts
not registered under the provisions
of this Act, shall be for ever es-
topped and debarred from setting up
any claim to or in respect of the
land so sold for taxes, and the Regis-
trar shall register the person en-
titled under such tax sale as owner
of the land so sald for taxes,”

AND WHEREAS applieation bas been
made for @ Certificate of Indefeasible ‘Title
t) the above-mentioned lands, in the name
of Stephen B, Adams,

AND WHEREAS on investigating the
title it appears that prior to the 9th day
of October, 1918, (the date on which the
said lands were sold for overdue taxes),
you were the registered owner thereof

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at the
same time IT shall effeet registration in
pursuance of such sperication and issue a
Certineate of Indefeasible Tithe to the said
lands in the name of Stephen B. Adams un- |
less you take and prosecute the

 

proper:

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proceedings to establish your claim, if
any, to the said lands, or to prevent sich
proposed action on my part.
DATED at the Land Registry OMmc
I'rince Rupert, B, C., this 26th day o
. Db. 1919

N vend er, A. .
Hi. F, MACLEOD,
District Registrar of Titles,
lo Attred 0. Brandt, Esq.,
Spokane, Wash.

 

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MINERAL ACT

Certificate ‘of Improvem*nts.
NOTICE

KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral
situate in the Bella Coola Mining
ivision of Coast District,

Where located:——West side of Dean
channel, arm of Cascade Inlet in HKange
. istrict,

, © NOTICE that I, HUGH ARCHIBALD
IACLEAN, as Agent for SMELTERS STEEL

‘OMPANY, Free Miner’s Certificate No.
,239, nlend, sixty days from the date
ereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder

or a Certificate of Improvements for each

f suid claims for the purpose of obtatning
Crown Grant of the above claims,

And further take notice that action un-
er peclion 85, tmust be commenced before
he issuance of such Certificate of Im-
rovements,

Dated this t5th day of January, A, D,

1920
H. A. MACLEAN,

LAND ACT,
Notice of Intention to Apply to Purchase
Land.

 

n Vancouver Land District, Recording Dis-
trict of Coast, Range II,, and situate on
(ie West coast of Calvert Island, near Its
north end,

Take notiee that Mark Smaby of Ocean
Falls, B. C,, occupation logger, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the fol-

lowing deseribed lands;—

Commencing at & post planted one half
mile north of N.W, cor. Lot 897; thence
thence west 40 cane)

north 40 chatns;
thenee south 40 chains; thence east 4

chains, and containing 160 acres, more or

ess,
MARK SMABY
Dated December 29th, 1919,

 

  
      

 

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