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Give Interview to the Toronto
Globe When on Way to
Ottawa.
asking about the _
erywhere are tor ' :
Veterans Weekly. They ss ea tee A party of British Columbia In-
ao ve 10 receive any. artic le you desire dians passed through Toronto en
o do thie g coupon below brings all ;Foute lor Ottawa, where they in-
without cost. sagen can come in on this. jlend presenting to the Federal
the oe Government the demands of the
Decide }allied tribes of the far western
Veterans ee provinee regarding their land
CL rights, says the Toronto Globe.
The delegati i ade
rtunity here that will prove Rev. biter yh ir ie rs a
offers an OPP? to those who desire y, a handsome
of wonderful assistance Lads ied and polished young Indian of the
nany things which extre mepe ain Weal: Haida tribe, who is chairman of Foils that ove pressed
ss et : : a a
hem. ‘There is no eve we ‘ the Allied Tribes’ Executive, Chief aeoned occasionally
the ‘ription you get means a definite Basil Davi . sa a wear 25 io go per
prery subscription 3 nt of-ve ante \- 3asil David, of the Shuswap tribe, cent longer.
rowards the attainmen \' iS ar pesting ¢ ictur :
gop toward a , outtite sale alia in interpre ting and picturesque
voy want, Holida member of this party. He is z
th business course—all these are typically taeitur d litati ‘
equipment—a bu - tatstt aia ae typically taciturn and meditative
toe by giving us your spare time. ! has not yet lear : OW tO make yo Old S as
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i ies a 7 T | iree ndians who went to t is not every man that can afford There is a sound reason for this.
heac a) yt ‘ ha f ; © © i oe é
get ahea cae ae a on inn Hae y to wear a shabby coat,” Robert You wash your linen when it be-
erview with the late Kin i iti
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DAVID H. HAYS
General Real Estate Agent.
Corner Second Avenue and Second Street.
Fire Insurance - = P.O- Box 1555 - = Phone 57
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN
and ice
At BUTEDALE CANNERY
WESTERN PACKERS, LIMITED
Butedale, B.C.
THEO COLLART, ‘Notary Public
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Phone Blue? 69 Westholme Theatre Block P.0. Box 66
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Harry Hanson’s Patent

Patent Ollice, Ottawa, January 27, 1920.

directed to acknowledge

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receipt of

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I have the honour to be
Your obedient servant,
W. J. LYNCH,

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Signed

Har: Chief of the Patent Otlice.

“tty Hanson,

fs Esq.,
"9 Second Avenue,

Prince Rupert, B, Cc,

With reg;
Thay
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section and paragraph 38

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Willing to pay the royalty

Bvarantee goes with it.

Harry Hanson

“The Reliable Plumber”

Phone 489

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C,

lo the conditions of Section 44
is gov-
Act, an extract from which

your
on the subject of Canadian patent
branted to you on the 18th May, 1915, for
and in reply to inform you that this patent

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second six
' yet been paid, but it does not come due
The required amount is $20.00
referring to the patent by date and
which the remittance

I wish to say that as
of the
44 of
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to any and everybody,
rtding lo law ean, and he reby do withdraw

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his is his third trip to Ottawa
in the interests of the Indian land |
question in B. C. The other mem-'!
bers of the déteeation ane George
Matherson, member of the Execu-
tive of the Allied Tribes, and J.
\. Teit, special agent and acting |
interpreter for the Chief. These!
gentlemen are of Scottish ex-!
traction, Mr. Teit claiming to be!
a Shetland Islander as well as an!
indian. The party is being con-
ducted by A, E, O’Meara, counsel |
for, the Allied Tribes. Mr. O'Meara |
is brother to Principal O’Meara
of Wycliffe College.

The delegation represents about |

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two

20,000 Indians of various tribes
in British Columbia, who ase
‘aiming their aboriginal rights}
to the land. The grievances of |

the British Columbia Indians are!
old and outstanding ones, and the!
\llied Tribes have-for years been
pressing their claims upon botlr!
the Provincial and the Féderal
Governments without success.
Draft Settlement Plan. |
a basis of settlement has been
drawn up and will be preseuted
to the Government at Ottawa, and,
the delegation hopes to secure a}!
full discussion of the matter in
the House of Commons. It is in-|
tended to continue to press the!
with the Privy Council; to}
insist upon a settlement in court!
on the basis proposed by the In-|
dians, or the removal of all ob-!
stacles to Indians going on with |
the case,
In the basis of settlement the |
Indians ask that each tribe should,
acquire full title to the land set}
aside to it, with all the natural)
resources thereof. That al] fore-
shores be included in neserves; |
that adequate additional] lands be |
set aside under stated provisions. |
Fishing Grievance. |

case

The words hold as true now as
when first written, three-quarters of
a century ago.

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

‘Between the costliness of clothing
at the one extreme, and shabbiness
of taem at the other, there is a middle
ground where economy and good
appearance meet.

Our modern dry cleaning estab-
lishment is this middle ground. Here
our experienced cleaners can tune
up your old clothes and preserve
your new.

Every person realizes the business
advantage and the social value of
clothes well cleaned neatly
pressed, but there is more in these
details than improvement of ‘“‘looks”
alone.

Ask your tailor or your cloilfer.
They wiil inform you that apparel
frequently pressed, and cleatied at
intervals of two or three months,
will wear from
25 to 50 per cent

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longer than clothes up-to-the-minute
that are not so Send i: (oat aos dry cleaning
considerately vik — A YiCleaner' methods. Tele-
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respect and personal hygiene, of
course, but it is also true that if
left unwashed your shirts would
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
of these equally as much as does
your linen.

The cleansing gasoline baths used
in our dry cleaning process, and
the pressing of the presser, with
hot steam working through the fabric,
have a sterilizing action—your ap-
parel is made, by our scientific
treatinent of each garment, as im- y
maculate outside as inside, it keeps
its shaper better, and is saved from —
tell-tale shininess.

Your old suit will last longer, and
your new suit will do double duty
if you will more freguently use our
modern cleaning and pressing ser-
vice, which is specially organized to
meet your individual needs.

Get started on the road to clothes
economy. We offer you prompt de-
aha and all the
advantages of our:

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One of the sorest grievances

 

seems to be the restrictions laid$o=—_—___::=
upon the Indians in regard to! form an e
fishing and hunting. Mr. Teit told | knoe kers.
(Continued on Page Five.)
THAT at

; ee | working
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THAT it

THAT Prince Rupert will soonjus.

for an “I Remember Club.”

. * *
THAD since we know that much
of our silk is made from timber THAT
we are wondering if the aeroplane} moving,
spruce logs are being ground into
stockings.

ways obey.

THAT w
grate, the

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THAT the day is almost past

when the bad man carried a BUD) =‘ pRAT jj
in his hip pocket. To live fu
CT ee give life,

THAT today the bad man car-
ries a flask in the same old
pocket and fills hts victims with
squirrel brand made from wood

alcohol.

THAT

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THAT the new weapon is much
more effective than the old,

f one ‘ ¥ ‘Pees
THAT the latest proposal is t

 

morning.

 

overtime.

are the means of health all around

and when our

everything in nature is

The dead exhale putridity.

the fortunate owner of
a pair of gum boots was able to
gloat this morning.

THAT it@was proper even for
ladies to swear

 

ight- iis jas for the | ‘em

present they persist in

NEW

Phone 453

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is a pity their little

 

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Best equipped plant in Central Britisn Columbia.

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MARINE WAYS

Shawatlans Passage

in length.

 

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

 

SAYS:-- hammers do not wear out.

—_ pene nena inter iee THAT good behavior is the

THAT it is proposed to start an| nest of the fine arts-
“IT Remember Club” in Winnipeg. * * e
For instance, one man says hé| THAT it is never good behavior
remembers when he used to milk}to tell others of one's ills. A. Swanson, President
the cow on the site of Eaton's eS eee Phone Red 391
store, and so on et cetera ad THAT it should be a shame to
libitum. say we are not well, when there 5 .

 

 

 

master cails we al-

fore
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or under them, and

PAND F REGISTRY ACT
(Sections 36 and 134,)

 

‘and in default of @ caveat or cer-
tifeate of lis pendens being filed be-
the registration as owner of the
person entitled under
all persons so served

_ and those claiming through

ing any interest tn the land by virtue

 

proceedings to establish ne claim,
any, to the said lands, or to prevent Sail
proposed action on my

 

 

 

 

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be old enough for the same thing. Ree : DATED at the Land Registry are
There will be people who will say THAT, “as a man thinketh, so-° Re Application No. 11484-1. File 6304. November, A.D. 1918, sae oun

is . 9? ef atle No, » A
they remember the good old days |!5 he, | TAKE NOTICE that application has beer nike . MACL EOD, men
a}] Bee ;made to register Stephen Adams, of]. strict losistrar of T i
of Centre Street; others will. te THAT the same applies to a. Prince Rupert, B. C., as owner in-fee’un- | TO Alfred O. Brandt, Esq.,
of the time when there was no : © a AND+OF der a Tax Sale Deed from the Collector of} ——_5P« okane, Wash,
woman only more so. the City of Prince Rupert, bearing date
pesky drydock to worry about- of s - | te 23rd day of October, 1919, of ALL MINERAL ACT
Some will remember when most THAT the man who eats only le See e ae ad teaailas TAA te
of the people lived in tents or av live te toch d- (ng, and being in the city of Prince Kupert, Certificate of Improvem*nte.
‘ peo} . so that he may live is to be ad- jb. par icularly knewo and described as xO ecan
shacks; of the time when the! ined, but if all did it, the world Lot ‘Three (3), Block Bight (8), Section ?
. : 2 e@ { » A oe ar

whole city turned out to attend would be a mutual admiration! you are required to contest the claim] . KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral

eting f the city council; of : lof the tax purchaser within 35 days from] 2laims, situate in the Bella Coola s
meetings O y ’ society. ;the date of the service of this notice] ‘tyision of Coast District,
the enjoyments of wading*through eee ‘which may be effected by publication in| | Where — located:—West ‘side of Dean

Thi ! r the Datly News, Prince Rupert, B. C,,) and] ‘hannel, North of Cascade Inlet in Range

the soft muskeg on Third Ave. THAT most of us eat because your attention is called to section 86 of the Coas. District,
c : » shall be ready t atit lls vociferous! “Land Registry Act’ with amendments, TAKE NOTICE thatel, HUGH ARCHIBALD
Yes, very soon we shall be Yithe appetite calls vociferously, and-to the following extract theretrom:— IACLEAN, a3 Agent for SMELTERS STEEL

JOMPANY, Free Miner’s Certificate No,
239, ntend, sixty days from the date
ereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder
or a Certificate of Improvements for each
f said claims for the purpose of obtaining
Crown Grant of the above cl

And further take notice that action un-
er Section 85, must be commenced before

such tax sale,
with notice,

all persons claim-

 

Pett Fe of any unregistered instrument, and he, lesuaane of such Certificate of Im-
; ; Sai > ing any interest io .
hen we die we disinte- the mL Aces whose Aisle Is wake this 15th day of January, A. D.
! a not registered under the provisions .
movement goes on 4 this Act, shall .be for ever es- H. A, MACLEAN,
ARs & topped and debarred from setting ee SAND AGT —
’ sists j ivi ‘ any claim to or tn respect o y
fe consists an GLVING lund so sold for taxes, and the Regis- \
lly it is necessary to trar shall register the person en- | Wotice of Intention to Apply to Purchase
, ; b t titled under such tax sale as owney Land.
love, joy, and beauty. of the land so sold for taxes.” n Vancouver Land District, Recording Dis-
AND WHEREAS application has been

* * * to the
of Stephen B,

AND

of October, 1918,
said lands were ‘sold
Ses at FURTHER
same time I shall
pursuance of such ap
Certificate of Indefeas

“By Gum" this

 

made for a CertiNeate of Indefeasible Title
above-mentioned lands, in the name
Adams,
WHEREAS on i
title It appears that prior to the 9th day/apply for permission
(the date on whicb the

you were the registered owner thereof.
TAKE NOTICE that at the;north 40 chains; thence west 40 chains;
effect registration
plication and issue @ chains, and containing 1

trict of Coast, nana HI,, and situate on
the west coast of Calvert Island, neag tts
north end,
eke, Gotiee that Mark Smaby of Ocean
Falls, B. C., occu ason logger, intends to
to purchase the tol.
Jowing described lands

at a post t planted ¢ one half
N.W. cor, 7; thence

investigating the

 

for overdue Seze8?+ Commencin
mile north o
in| thence south 40 chains; thence east 46
0 ecres, more or

le Title to the said, ess,

lands in the name of Stephen B, Adams un- ARK SMABY
less you take and prosecute

the proper Dated Decomber Yon 1919,

 

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