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Marine Insurance

As agents for the Union
Insunance Society of Canton
—a British company—we
can insure

Cargees of all
tions.

Barges, Scows, etc., Plea-
sure Boats and Fishing

 

descrip-

Boats.
Our rates are reasonable
and adjustments quickly
made.

McCaffery, Gibbons
& Doyle, Ltd.

Agents
3rd Ave. Phone 11

The Pioneer Druggists

THE REXALL STORE

 

 

 

 

CST) CES oS

Ege Coal

CLEAN SCREENED Delivered
$13.75 ton. We strongly
recominend it for your kit-
chen range.

SCREENED LUMP Delivered
$15.00 ton. For your heater.
CADOMIN MINE RUN Loose,
$12.50 ton. Sacked, $13.75.

Best Furnace Coal in City.

Consumers Coa! £o,, Ltd.

J. Lorne MacLaren, Manager
Room 11, Smith Block Phone 7

 

 

 

The Baby's Toilet |

is well taken care of here.

have all the fine toilet helps which
will make the bath daintier and
the babies sweeter, if the latter
is possible.

THIS PHARMACY Is Famous
for the excellence of its service.
In no other department is this
superiority more apparent than
in that devoted to the toilet wants
of the little ones. If you are
particular about your baby, as of
course you are, you'll be sure
that the aegis supplies come

from

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THE DAWLY NEWS

 

  

 

SINCE ; 1870

HILOH °

arsPs3COUGHS:

ROADS DISCUSSED
BY CITY COUNCIL

(Continued From Page One.)

street man to evolve a system of
permanent street work.
Aldermar Rochester agreed

 

 

Limited

P.O. Box 1680

 

 

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WATER NOTICE
4 USE AND. STORAGE
notice that the Taylor Mining Co.,
address is 607 Credit Foncier
Building, Vancouver, _B. C., will apply for
a licence to take and? use 50 second feet,
and to store 2500 acre feet of water out of
Clearwater Creek, tributary to Kitsault
River, which flows westerly and drains into
Kitsault River about 23 miles north of
Alice Arm, B. C,

The storage-dam will be located at out-
let of Clearwater Lake. The capacity of
the reservbir to be created is about 2500
acre feet, and it will Mood about 200 acres
of jand, The water will be diverted from
the stream at a point close to lake outlet,
and will be used for power purposes upon
the mine de scribed as Wolf Mineral Claim,
and lights to Alice Arm District.

This notice was posted on the ground
on the seventh day of April, 1920.

A copy of this notice and. an application
pursuant thereto and to the ‘Water Act,
1914,’ will be filed in the office of the
Water Decorder at Prince Rupert, B.C.

Objections to the application may be
fled with the said Water Recorder or
with the Comptroller of Water Rights,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B. C,, within
thirty days after the first appearance of
this notice in a local newspaper.

The powers of this undertaking are to
be exercised for power and lighting within
the territory embracing all the Wolf .min-
eral claims, the Dolly Varden mineral
claims, and all of this Company’s Railroad
and properties and buildings, or any prop-
erties and buildings of others in and ad-
jacent to the Alice Arm district.

The petition for the pperovel of the
undertaking will be heard in the office
of the board at a date to be fixed by the
Comptroller, and that any interested per-
son may file an objection thereto in the
office of the Comptroller, or of the Water
Recorder of the District

Take
Ltd., whose

TAYLOR MINING CO., LTD,
Applicant.
by C. B. North, Agent.
The date of the first publication of this

notice is April 17, 1920.

 

 

  

Best Coal |

Alberta Screened

GUARANTEED LUMP
For Kitchen Stove.

Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton
Sacked ... $7.75 per ' ton
aie 3S veg $13.50 per ton

Only a Limited Supply
Phone Your Order Now

Albert & McCaffery

LTD.
* Phones 564 and 116

 

 
 

 

' DENTISTRY

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
lowers yous efficiency

DR. BAYNE

Office Hours--Morning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
day, 9 to 2 only. Evenin 8,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9.

 

 

 

 

) DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT
FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT
SICKNESS
Three good dwellings
For Sale

 

$2,000 $2,500 $3,600
City Lots from $100.

 

 

Victory Bonds Exchanged.

Ed.H. Mortimer

Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. 324 Second Avenue

 

 

 

PPG

WEEK END SPECIALS

CANNED VEGETABLES

 

 

 

Pumpkin 2%4-Ib. tins ... . 1Bc.
Tomatoes, 2-ib, tins .... 2 fer 8Bc.
Quaker Standard Peas 2-lb. tin 200
VYuaber Corn; per tin, ........ 20c
M. b. diet, Beans 2 tins 45c¢
Seal Brand Coffee .. 2-tb, tins $1.25
kKelicg Corn Flakes ...... 2 for 25c
Hiirondelli: Macaroni . 2 for 35c

 

 

Hipe Olives 2%-Ib, tin, Regular 75c
SRIPRLY: 4 bid:d > 6:6 wh SURIL bs 0 0.8 50c
Evaporated Prunes, size 70-80, reg-
ular 30¢ Special 2 for 450
Libby’s Asparagus Soup 2 for. 25c
Giacier Sardines in Olive Oll 2 for 36
Robinhood or Purity Oats in tubes
SES 5 3 66S td huoe 30c each.
Provinciai Flour 24-lb. sacks §1.80
ALBERTA FRESH EGGS
per doz. 55o.
Wholesale prices in case lots
quoted to stores, hotels or cafes, ete
Green stuff just arrived. Head
lettuce, cukes, tomatoes, parsley,
r green onions, cauliflower, fresh
spinach, sweet potatoes, rhubarb,
artichokes, asparagus, new beets,
hew parsnips, oranges, apples, lem-
ons, California or Florida grape fruit.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES

Rupert Table Supply Co,

PHONES 211, 212.

 

 

 

 

There’s a
Difference!

People have always shown 4 dis-
crimination as to the quality of
diamonds, chiefly because there is
a noticeable lack of brillianey in
poor gems, Today the demand is
for the finest, A really fine diamond
possesses greater brilliancy and
beauty, and is of much better value
than one of inferior grade.

When you purchase a_ Birks’
Diamond you secure the highest
grade and the best value obtainable

“anywhere,
Our Mail Order Department offers
service,

emcient

 

Vancouver, B.C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

18,000;

with Ald, Dybhavn that an experi-

lenced man should be brought in
ibut not until if was decided to go

jahead with the permanent work.
Alderman McLennan said that
the time had certainly come for

the permanent work on the main
streets such as paving, asphalting

jor putting on bithulithic. The
;}policy must be formulated, the
work must be financed and then

jcarried out. The proposition was
staggering but it must be done.
Not Fire Foreman.

The question of the replacing
of the road foreman was then
taken up. Ald. Casey reported
the recommendation of the Board
of Works that the city engineer
be given 30 days to find a com-
petent successor to Road Fore-
man McLeod and moved its adop-
tion. ,This was seconded by Ald.
Kerr. On being questioned by
the other aldenmen, Ald. Masey
admitted that the reason for the
dismissal was incompetence. The
question then resolved itself into
debate and the report was bitter-

ly opposed by several of the al-
dermen.

The point taken by those op-
posing was that the work of

Foreman McLeod had been satis-
factory and that as long as the
policy was not altered he was
quite capable of taking care of
the stieet work. If the work was
not satisfactory then the city en-
the Board of Works
was responsible, Foreman Mc-
Leod should be under
their

fineer or
as
working
Ald.
to see
head.”
iding the

Perry
the

supervision,
stated that he wanted
right person “lose his

The report recomme:
dismissal of Foreman McLeod
was lost on a 3-4 division, Alder-
men Casey, Kerr and Dybhavn
voting in favor of it, with Alder-
men Rochester, McLennan, Perry
and Murray against it. Alderman
Currie was not eran

 

FISH NOT SOLD

Many Boats Arrived in Port with
Catches.

Bidding on the indiicice fish
arrivals was still going on at the
Fish Exchange at 2 o'clock: Sig-
mal, 26,000 lbs.; Reliance, 16,000
lbs.; Myrtle, 8,000; Norina, 7,000
lbs.; Wilson, 17,000; Johanna,

Valid, 4,500; Molly May,
Pair of Jacks, 11,000; Nau-
tilus, 3,000; Imperieuse, 7,000;
Bingo, 4,000; Volunteer, 5,000,
and N. & 8., 4,000 lbs. The Ryan
is in with 3800 Ibs. of salmon.

 

3,500;

There may be something you
want. See the classified column

KKHKERHEHANES RBH E SC

* TOC LATE 10 CLASSIFY *
ERASER RHR MR HM

 

 

FOR SALE—Three or four suits!
of clothes. Very good condi-!
tion—made by finest West End)
of Londen tailor. No dealers.
Phone 362. 94

WANTED AT ONCE — Machinist
with knowledge of gasoline re-
pair work. Akerberg, ‘Thomson
& Co. /L td. 94]

BOY W ANTE D Gros! s Drug
Store. tf

 

 

MLN Stephens

Notary Public

FOR SALE

Conveyancer

Seven - roomed house, modern,
Stone basement, extra toilet in base-
ent, hot water heating, with un-
excelled water view, corner 4th
Ave. and Eaomerson Place, An at-
tractive and splendid home on an
attractive double corner, Terms
easy. Price under actual value

Two lots on Park Avenue, close

in, Section 1, $600.00 THE PAIR.

double apartment house,
Fifth Ave., harbour view, paying 10
per cent, on $8,400, Price $6,000.00.
Could not be duplicated for much
more money,

Modern

Two
Ave.,

splendid view
Graft Hill, ...

lots Fourth
$1,500 EACH.

M. M. Stephens

Real Estate Insurance ne Agent

 

 

 

jas follows: Royal Lumber

  

Tues
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Local News Notes |
|
Central Labor Council meets Necessities of |
tonight at 8 o'clock. @ |
Peter Judge was this monning

fined ten dollars and costs for
being drunk and disorderly.

Last performance of ‘Captain
Rackett’’ tonight’ at 8:30.

* .

Rh, Wilson arrived from Part
Clements on the Prince Albert
yesterday morning.

* * .
Best Household Lump Coal,

$13.50 delivered. Phone Black 85.
-Terminal Coal Co.
* . *
Mr. and Mrs. Bartholf returned
to Stewart on the Prince Albert
last night.

*. *. °
Why not a box party at “CGap-
tain Rackett?” $6.00 and tonight's
the night.

* * .
Jenner, G. T. P. wharf-
inger, is making the round trip
to Stewart on the Prince Albert.
* * *

Fred Nash, of Masset, arrived
in the eity yestenday and is regis-
tered at the Hotel Prince Rupert.

. . .

Mrs. R. J. D. Smith is making
a very satisfactory recovery from
an operation at the general hos-
pital.

E. P.

 

* * .

Plain sewing and home cooking
for sale in the Methodist Church
parlors Wednesday afternoon,
April 21, at 3 o’elock. 93

* * .

A. M. Manson, M.P.P., is’ ex-
pected to return tomorrow morn-
ing after having attended the ses-
of the Legislature.

* *. .

sion

The Carpenters are holding a
smoker in the Carpenters’ Hall on
Wednesday, April 21. All Car-
penters in the city welcome. 94

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith
the Waldron Apartments
Victoria tomorrow

they will reside in

Just arrived! Shipment of
tons of New Wellington coal;
large shipment of double

fir, doors, windows, flooring,
. . .

“Doc” Stanwood, the well known
mining man, has returned from
San Diego where he has spent the
winter. He was here on his way
to his claims up river,

* * .

Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Walker of
the Waldron Apartments are
leaving early in May for Vancou-
ver where Mr. Walker will go into
business.

of
leave
night
future,

for
where

500
also
dressed
etc.

TAKE NOTICE—“Alice B.”’ will
carry mail, freight and passengers
to Metlakatla every Wednesday
and Saturday at 3:15 p. m. from

P.R. Boathouse.

A letter from F. 8S. Wright
soliciting advertising for a new
Index and Guide was filed at last
night’s council meeting. It was
ldeeméd “inadvisable to further
ladvertise the city.

* * o
A report from-.the Board of

Works recommending that a min-
imum of 67%c per hour, be paid
to city employees working on the
‘hourly basis was brought in at
last night’s council meeting and
aid over for a week,

* . .

W. E. Thompson, of the Seal
‘Cove Marine Ways, appeared be-
{fore the council last night and
urged speeding up of the trail to
ithe plant. The mayor promised
jthat the matter ‘would be given
jimmediate attention.

A letter from George Leek call-
ing attention to the dangerous
condition of Second Ave. in Sec-
tion 2, urging another street
light there was last night referred
by the council to the Board of
Works and the Utilities Commit-
tee,

 

A letter from Municipal In-
spector Baird, following the visit
of the mayor to Victoria, which
stated that the 20 per cent limit
to city expenditure did not in-
clude local . improvement, was
read al last night’s council meet-
ing and referred to the city so-
licitor.

The tenders for the supplying
of 300 cedar telephone poles were
opened at last night's council
meeting and referred to the
utilities committee. They were
10., 24¢
per lineal foot; James Thain and
D. Brown, $2,800 for the lot; F.
Reith $3,400 for the lot.

 

Two-color window cards take
the eye quickly, See them at the

 

News Job Department.

Season

 

We are constantly adding

oo
| |

our stock of seasonable
* Merchandise and the last
few days have seen many
new arrivals in all depart

ments,

LIGHT SPRING UNDER.
WEAR

in a great variety of

and in sizes to fit all require

styles

ments, ’
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
KNITTED SWEATERS

 

in Pull-over and Coat styles

in splendid colouringes and

designs.

BEAUTIFUL SPRING CHILDREN’S STRAW dary

 

COATINGS ‘
: xe and
in thé very newest shades. I ws
See these and many other at!

WALLACE’S

Corner of Third and Fulton Phone §

 

 

 

 

 

 

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INCREASED RATES

FOR ADVERTISING

 

 

 

 

 

 

The continuous. increast
the cost o! productior
PoOLU In wares and mateimal
ha made it necessary fo
the advertising rates charg
ed by the Daily News to bi
revised, and: the new rates
will take effect after thi
issue. Fron now on, tran
siént display advertising will
cost $1.25 per inch per in-
sertion, and if required on
the front page, $2.00 per
inch, Reading notices will
be charged at 25c per line
per insertion and classified DUTCH KA SOMIME, de
UlCH KAL 1iMb,
advertisements 2c per word.
The rates on the other pat v,7
ticular classes of advertising Li 1)¢ Py ey'sides
are shown on the new rate cv
tard whic may be had TD J I
GREE VERN, ORI BROTH!
upon application.
P.( sreel
— —— asus - i y
SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION. |
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTI |
neon BRE iH ARIES
TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
Skidega’e, B.G., settler, INfeNdS LO APDAY | pepe cme
for a Heeree to prospect for coal nd ee nT
petroleum @n and under Ue following | p TAGE, Ly
described. lands: ' : | f CARI
Commencing at a post planted one mi | 9
north of the north-west corner of DL! PHONE 93 a
593, thence east 89 chains, thence nort j |
80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence | fa |
south 80 chains, to-point of commence- | Parker, Manager
nent ; | arke
Dated this 25th day of October, 1919.
WHLLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant, |

 

Spring Coais

 

 

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— un
“—— Dresses |
} |
| |
| HE NEW SPRING G ARMENTS
| girls from 2 to 14 yeal 7
shown here in a great vari
y attractive styles. At ee
| | the past have we be le to co
| guch pleasing coats and dresses 5° in to
séason. The prices of these garmc! ar rat
moderate, considering the high cos! 0 all pi
| goods. aie
| | We have also a big assort™
|| Hosiery in black and all colors.
, ik

—

Jabour Bros., Ltd

. treet
Corner Third Avenue and Seventh S