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FOR RENT

OFFICE SUITE, 3 Rooms, in Hays Block. Steam
Heat. Suitable for Doctor, Lawyer, ?tc.

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General Real Estate Agent.
Corner Second Avenue and Second Street.
P.O. Box 1555 - - Phone 57

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At BUTEDALE CANNERY

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FOR SALE —Five-room House 9th Avenue near McBride.

$2000

REAL “ESTATE
Westhoime Theatre Block

FIRE INSURANCE

P.O. Box 66

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Phone Rive 69

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larry Hanson’s Patent

Patent Offlee, Ottawa, January 27, 1920,
airected to acknowledge receipt of
th inst. on the subject of Canadian patent
anted to the 148th May, 1915,,for a
and in reply to inform you that this patent

your

you on

subject to the conditions of Section 44 of
Let colnpulsory licence system) and is gov-
' , S of the said Act, an extract from which

herewith,
)intorm you that the fee for the second six
nol yet been paid, but it does not come due
May, 1924. The required amount is $20.00
and

eller referring to the patent by date

telling the purpose for which the remittance
ad “il that will be necessary,
have the honour to be,
Your obedient strvant,
ned W. J. LYNCH,
Chief of the Patent Ollice,
“alry Hanson. Esq..
139 Second \venue,
Kupert, B. G,
| ee c.f ) the above letter, I wish to say that as
Patent Av ‘ With section and paragraph 38 of tite

thie ania aut ‘ therefore do not come under Section 44 of
id as Tam equipped and willing to install,
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| oe of others making these water heaters.
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$2.00 on o ' With anyone willing to pay the royalty of
that a ve “| One installed on the distinct understanding
“© Buarantee goes with it,
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Phome agg he Reliable Plumber
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Re pe, RUPERT, B.C.
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JUDGE YOUNG
~ SPOKE ABOUT
SOCIAL EVIL

(Continued from Page One.)

THE DAILY NEWS

of one around the island. To-
gether with gonorrhea, a disease}
that is taken lightly but is often |
chronic, this disease is making | |
awful inroads on the health of
and is responsible for
a large percentage of the insanity, |
and other defects of

our people

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blindness
people.
Duty of Parents. | |
The United States has already | |
taken the matter in hand and if}

 

Suits that ave pressed
Srequently and |
cleaned occasionally

u read some of the literature} | wear 2$ 10 go per
they spread on the subject you | cent longer
!
would think it raw. There's no}

mincing matters and they cal] a;
spade a spade. This literature;
is circulated in the Y. M. C, A., |
normal schools and other organi-
zations. In some states a study
sex hygiene is a necessary part}
of normal school training. Where!
formerly this:subject was pore]
ed upon, it is now being studied

“It is not every man
to wear a shabby
Colton once wrote.

varnestly. An inexcusable mis-
take for parents to make is to a century ago.
send their children out into. the

world without a word being said |

of sexology. Much of the spread

of venereal diseases could be pre-

vented by parents. }

Red Light District. |
‘Hegarnding red light districts,

I once thought that the establish-
ing of such was a way of con-

trolling venereal diseases. I now appearance meet.

see the folly of that belief. Com-

petent medical authorities will ,
tell you that they are the very
breeding grounds of venereal] dis-

It is impossible for a wo- up your old clothes

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eases.

man to live that life without in a

your new.
very short time becoming affected E 5 ; i
vith syphilis. The districts vO ee ee
should be cleaned out, but not

clothes well cleane
pressed, but there is

unless a strict follow up campaign
is kept up- If it is not followed
up better have the districts, but
it can be followed up and eventu-
ally almost eradicated. These
arguments for segregated areas
are piffle and only advertise and
encourage vice.”

President 8. D. Macdonald pre-

alone.
They will inform yo

intervals of two or

sided at the meeting which was il ;
largely attended. On behalf of Ww wear re
the society he thanked Judgé 25 to 50 per cent

longer than clothes
that are not so
considerately

Young for his address.

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! The Man in the Moou cared foe.
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THAT Prince Rupert is growing,

if the optimists are to be be- |

lieved.

THAT the pessimist wants to)
know if she is growing better or)

 

 

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THAT there was a time when |

cynies spoke of men, women ane

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curates: now they speat ot se. SCQTSMEN. WELCOMED
women and movie actors.
cl BACK TO ST. ANDREW’S
ses ¢ ‘l] fed jackass for sale |
co ai eet oe bei ak wie — aes oat
husband. |

speak

THAT the woman who adver- |

 

At the social given last night |

by the St. Andrew’s Society, Presi-

{dent 8. D. Macdonald on behalf of
| the society, welcomed back the
old members, James Dick, J. Mc-
Kechnie and M- J. MeNeill. To Mr.
McKechnie, who has just return-
ed from military semvice, a roll
of honor was presented.

THAT many other women}
would do the same if they thought

they would get a bid.

THAT the average young girl
has an abiding faith in early
marriages, a few years later she
is in doubt, but when she passes
the untellable age she is firmly
convinced that all carly marriages | A good musical program was
unhappily. |rendered in which Ed, Ross, R.

Ries Mea Arthur, Jr., Joseph Gay, Dougkas*
THAT it is said the Stork, J. Y. Fraser, W. Wilson |
in this city have a hard time rais-| Murray and J. Brough took part,

turn out

landlords

ing *the rents, but nothing like | with W- Vaughan Davis playing
as hard as the tenants have. the accompaniments. During an
Pi ue |intermission refreshments were}

THAT the loss of the Dor e n| eniuad- |
with the terrible loss of life con-] Po a aire rite aa
sequent thereon is anpther ex-}
ample of the facility with which | SMITHERS
‘ince ar xople absorb fic- ——----
M1 ince Rupert peopie ( | The Skead interests who are|
Sets ae loperating the new Smithers nw f
THAT if the Daily News had) mill last week acquired eight hun- |

published one quarter of the weird!|dred acres of timber limits ad-|
stories told of the boat, it would) joining the Smithers townsite on
have needed big headlines to ex-|the west from the North Coast

press them satisfactgrily. jLand Co. :
i Pes ee | The Catholic Club presented
THAT some day Rupert willithe first concert in the new
cease to be a village. ; Smithers hall last Wednesday
Mey 9 inight, when they honored St- Pat-

THAT this is the time of year | pick with a recital which netted

to give advice to boat owners. | $300. The concert was of a high
. ee |
order,
owt 1 ciao) a” 3: If you . ; i
THAT here is a little: If you, A steady business in realty is

take more gas out of your tank | reported by Smithers real estate
thag. yha gar fa. s SES: FOG dealers who remark on the lange
ang Tous OTS - nr: jnumber of inquiries for houses
! overhauling and the impossibility of supply

THAT boats need if
sometimes: jing the demand.
Ree T. A. McMartin has just re-
THAT oil is said to be im-|covered from a severe attack of

the internal economy, pneumonia which at one time ap-
‘peared to be very critical.

portant in

 

The words hold as true now as
when first written, three-quarters of

Nevertheless it is needful today to
make the old suit last—though not at
the expense of becotaing tattered.

Between the costliness of clothing
at the one extreme, and shabbiness
of them at the cther, there i
ground where economy and good

Our modern dry cleaning estab-

lishment is this middle ground.
our experienced cleaners can tune

advantage and the social value of

details than improvement of ‘‘tooks”
Ask your tailor or your clothier.

frequently pressed, and cleaned at

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How to make your old suit last

that can afford
coat,” Robert You wash your

comes soiled—it

left unwashed

of these equally
your linen.
The cleansing

3a middle

in our dry cleaning process, and

the pressing of
Here hot steam workin

and presery parel is made,

“a : maculate outside
es the business

d and uneatly
more in these
if you will more
modern cleaning

u that apparel
Get started on

three months, economy. We o

  
 

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There is a sound reason for this.

respect and personal hygiene, of
course, but it is also true that if

wear out much more quickly.
Perspiration, oils, grease, and fruit
juices have a corrosive effect; dust
and dirt have a grinding action—
your outer clothing needs purging

have a Sterilizing action—your ap-
trentment of each garment, as im-

its shaper better, and is saved from
teli-tale shininess.

Your old cuit will last longer, and
your new -suit will do double duty

wire, which is se
vice, Wsich 3S spe

meet your individual needs.

 

linen when it be-
is a matter of self-

your shirts would

2s much as does
gasoline baths used

the presser, with
g through the fabric,

by our scientific

as inside, it keeps

frequently use our
and pressing ser-
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the read to clothes

ier you prompt de-
livery and ail ihe
acvautages of our
up-to-the-minute
dry cleaning
methods. Tele-
phone wus today.

Phone 8

 

 

 

NEW MAR

Phone 453

Equipped for building and repairing

A. Swanson, President
Phone Red 391

NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

in leng
WOODWORKING, BLACKSMITHING AND MACHINE SHOPS.
Best equipped plant in Centra! British Columbia.

Seal Cove Marine Ways, Ltd.

  
 
  
  
 
  
 

INE WAYS

Shawatlans Passage

* classes of boats up to 100 feet
th.

W. E. Thompson, Gen. Manager
Phone Green 153

 

 

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LAND REGISTRY ACT
(Sections 36 and 134.

Re Application No, 11484-19 File 6304,
TAKE NOTICE that application has beer
made to register Stephen B. Adams, of |
Prince Rupert, B, C., a& owner in fee un- |}
der a Tax Sale Deed from the Collector of}

 

the City of Prince Rupert, bearing date
the 28rd day of October, 1919, of ALL
ANI S{INGUULAR that certain parcel

or sract of land and premises situate, |)
ing, and being in the city of Prince Rupert,
more particularly known and described as
Lot Three (3), Block Eight (8), Section
One (1), (Map 923).

You are required to contest the claim
of the tax purchaser within 35 days from
the date of the service of this notice
(which may be effected by publication tn
the Daily News, Prince Rupert, B. C.,) and
vour attention is called to section 36 of the
“Land Registry Act’ with amendments,
and to the following extract therefrom:—

“and in default of a caveat or cer-

1iLeate of lis pendens being filed be-

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

‘ . and those claiming through
or under them, end all persons clatm-
ing any imterest in the land by virtue
of any unregistered instrument, and
al) persons claiming any interest ip
the land by descent whose title ts
not registered under the provisions
of this Act, shall be for ever es8-
topped and debarred from sétting up
any claim to or tn respect of the
land se sold for taxes, and the Regis-
trar shall register the person en-
titled under such tax sale as owner
of the land so sold for taxes.”’

A\O WHEREAS) application has been
joade for a Gertificate ef tndefeasible Title

fo if above-mentioned iands, in the name
of Stephen B, Adams,
AND WHEREAS on investigating the

tue it appears that prior to the 9th day
of October, 1918, (the date on which the
said lends were sold for overdue taxes),
you were the registered owner thereof.

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at the
sume time J shall effect registration in
pursuance of such application and issue &
Certificate of Indefeasible Tithe to the said)
lands in the name of Stephen B, ACams un-
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to establish your claim, if
any, to the said lands, or to prevent such
proposed action on my part.-

DATE at the Land Registry oon,
Prince Rupert, B, C,, this 26th day oO}
November, A, D, 1919.

H. F. MACLEOD,
District Registrar of ‘Titles,

fo Alfred 0, Brandt, Esq.,
Spokane, Wash.

MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvem*nts.
NOTICE

and IRON KING Mineral
aims, situate in the Bella Coola Mining
ivision ef Coast District.

Where located:—West side of Desn
channel, North of Cascade Inlet in Range

ods. District.

TAKE NOTICE that 1, HUGH ARCHIBALD
1ACLEAN, as Agent for SMELTERS STEEL
SOMPANY, Free Miner's Certificate No.
,239, ‘ntend, sixty days from the date
ereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder
or @ Certificate of Improvements for each
f suid claims for the purpose of ob

Crown Grant of the above claims.

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

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

920
H. A, MACLEAN.

LAND ACT,
Notice of Intention to Apply to Purchase

n Vancouver Land District, Recording Dis-
triet of Coast, Ran ll., and situate on
the west coast of vert Island, near its
north end,

fake notice that Mark Smaby of Ocean
Falla, B. C., occupation logger, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the fol-
lowing described lands:—

Commencing at a post pleptes one half
mile north of N.W, cor. Lot 897; thence

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north 40 chains; thence west 40 chains
thence south 40 chains; thence east
chains, and containing 160 acres, more or

ess,
MARK SMABY
Dated December 20th, 1019.

    

   
   
  
    
    

 

       
      
       
 
     

   

         
  

       
    
  
 
  
 

    
  
 

    
  

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