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Candy. Ev-
ly who enjoys
licious, Whole-

you CAN
her with oO”

and

DAINTIEST
CONFECTIONERY

Why di you Uy

our
or buy

skene for YO iends and

A shipment of Neilson’s
Chocolates has just

arrived

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J IMITED
The Pioneer Druggists

Phones 82 and 200° P.O. Box 1680
THE REXALL STORE

 

iets een a

WERE INMATES OF
DISORDERLY HOUSES

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| Marie Mitchell, Ruth Vernon|
land Helen McCoy eath pleaded

ILOH
guilty to being inmates of a dis-!

, 30833h3COUGHS
orderly house in the police court|*

his , r and were fined $6: PENNE?

toy Meariane. and. Joe, smith ENID BENNETT AT

lead : be fre ‘nt.

Sanden ake $28 cash. sais j EMPRESS THEATRE
against Kitty Gordon, : a ali
keeper, and Gordon Every itl ster ape

Charges
every employer of girls u
Adams, frequenter, were adjourn- ¢ : ly
ait)
ed until tomerrow morning.

DETECTIVE SHOT

 

SINCE § 1870

of being a busi

ness offices will be espe:
terested in the plot of “The Virta-
ous Thief,” in vy :
nett will
Theatre

appear hLinpress
tonight.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

that is to bind hearts for a life-

Wore Stec! Breastpizie But was Miss Bennett, wie las won ne
on- , ‘D { hermself
Wounded in Unprotected Por- Ni ' wide ficg ute play
yy her artistry and charm, plays
tions of the Body. the part of a girl who becomes a
Sihiessaitaedl ) ‘
stenogrt re é ice oOo i
DUBLIN, May 44.—A sergeant 0a a a or aaa
i : ee wy in oruel tu
detective named Révelle was shoi ; ;
: : : atone for the guill of & Weas
and seriously wounded Saturday .
¥ ~ brother who has stole money
morning on Phfbsborough Road, ie
: from her emplo, Phe broke
a business thoroughfare, while .
: : proves to be a type of business
on his way to report for duty at :
; : a f man that is, fortuyately, extoeme-
Dublin Castle. Two men shot the : es
ly rare in the financial distri

B58 nn 8 Say from heb ee >
Ue Ler mY renting nd es-

t viye rom s } ‘ a 1 = amine Mise Rennett finds he
icaped,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

and ;

SAYS CITY REGISTRAR

In United States Number of Wed-

dings Increasing; Young Peoplo

Do Not Consider
BOSTON, May if ‘Young
peo today are rushing into
i sh blinded by temporary
prospertty; it is too big a risk

trar

Metilen
issuing marny.

and

declares Hewis

taty
' who has been
enses for thany years

ws Whereo!lt te speaks,

Ma inn is on tl increase,
M Metil 1 stated Hecords
! 190 lies : mad = for
fet he ‘ this yea! “4
ign st 1,796 f last yea \
great proport of these are
yout pre | with plenty if mo
v hand, but with ab lutely
lea of plant a f tl days
| dit ne will bee mot
it ,
li's all right f er people to
arry they st “ enough to
th ind plan f& themeaeelve
Chevy have had the experience @
saving I ney and they are not

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. se he ce ‘i gure ina langied dards Hyt y ne folks are up
time should be a good one, but Kevelle wore a steel boeast- re 7 ee ut rhe ; i} SS the : 7 ent ‘a < f 7
See eae teen eet, plate under bis waistcoat but the ; of - Perens Wowers ‘“ i. ") rac nite ita cP eae? A a
sbe Very expensive. 2 , | rer ¢ 1s ai i SaLIOn, high, f ‘ ~ re " }
Oe ee ee en ee bullets struck the unprotectea|""S*? OF China’ aces aa f 1 ae
DIAMONDS portions of his body. AER ee es Rqgor
Well cut stones, clear and brilliant ; SAYS OKANAGAN 1S ‘urges © inary Gat-—tf he's
that we can sell you at modest |e eee eeeeeeeaeeeeaaana i to find one
pric®s. It’s the same vith all our . 2 GOING TO VOTE DRY t! i days, when two
Jewelry---good qualities and fair '
viheen tetall bite. I Notice to Advertisers ‘| i ee 1 , ;
4 : aS they dt " rome expenses a
All repairs promptly done, | ca i a ti ts e George Boll, M.LP.P., Returns to ; 4 ‘° , a } eine
| y em ‘ j aa ‘ ‘
R.W.C . Mc He Abe on S| Coast and Tells of Conditions Need and pul aside mney
7 i. ameron or insertion same day In the Interior. nev ae ons ; 6
Hie Jenbelor 2rd Ave should pe in the Daily | a * pgrios vue
neni News office before 10 a.m. @ rhe Okanagan is going | te 1 the 1 e tins and the ¢
Changemin adverticements 9) 4... two to one.” George Bell, set ‘ and ty | the)
c © ~ should be on hand before *® am tupbbeieinens aaa tea for Wis had . he ‘
TIMBER SALE X 2385. }# “5 p.m. on preVious day. Sliorin: told: the ‘Victoria. Times Nowaday peee
Siesel ua tide 1 7 iby tme/® ° ais return from a visit to the in : , a that be
5 cial Value psinister (Of Lands not inter teen ce re 0 'O PESOS 8S 2S eS 9)... oe , tt But the
ecia ‘ AY of Jum rchas terior. for 1 phis ' ;
en ‘ : t ) feet + . pe “at
Pp f : ; ¢ ae Mr. Bell said, “after baving talked
Hemlock a ra 13,000 : ;
; ; ; \ Mei { ‘ ‘
al feet Piling @ 1 area situated to many residents on the subject ' mi
. ° wa I Queer : tte Is sa I le wil al
Regarding the alternative of '
In ec 10n w t iliowed f re 7 ha re I mice thei
ing Grovernment sate, the ta ers
i pa ' ee rt . do not want to add a booze depart ? ee tt lia aaa
* ; . Rinpert, B.t nent to ment to G Never forget to look through
‘ Ploeck 9 ae 4 Never ree
Lots 4 and 9, DIOCK 41, r, agencies Consequently they Will the classified list
Seventh Avenue, TIMBER SALE X 2400. vole for prohibition.” ?
‘ SY PM 3» rt @ nb Crop prospects are good the
near McBride Street ce Sealed tenders wili be received by the . , ° P : Sel ry Ph Synopsis of
ant Minister Of Lends not later than noon on| Okanagan, Mr, Bell states ’
! the 10th day of June {920 for tbe pur-/has been a late spring, he says
| IN nase “st since AGNB0, Yo cut 1 Ba0t | Sar ac | land Act Amendments
650.00 eac i th B t” feet of Sproce, Cedar, Hemives, Baisam, and there has been an unusual
ind Fir, on an arta adjoining Lot #32,/. we _— “ver eve
} e es Dean Channel, Range 3, Coast District, || atount of ran However every-
Most t le recognize that it is Two (2) years will be allowed for re-i think looks well, and the pros-
otahiihiees i i vi hat iF moval of tinpber. Mintroum of Gret-ciass land
| best to ¢ the best. Whatever we | Further particulars of thé Chief Forester.) D@cts for fall wheat arm partic 1- redyoe! te an acre, second-class te
i } may 7 ase, if it is the best of | reer on” or District Forester, Prince irly good. In -hi® connection, $3.66 an acre
McCafery, Gibbons || = s"ree eens RS crake eer | ea cae
ery, sure, the longest servicer, the peg " aaa epee veyed lands only
largest amount of satisfaction. And jbers of farmers are going back to Records wil) be granted covertng onty
& D Lid this applies particularly to diamonds. | |wheat growing and med farming ene Selb bn ota-tieer bod.
Oyie, ° Birks’ Diamonds are of matchiess nstead of devoting their land en- Partnership pre-emptions abettshed,
never-failing brilliancy, incompar- } . 4 "i bigae MI but parties hot more than feur may
A ents : tirely to ruit growing. xed arrange for adjacent pre-empticns
gents able it lor-pla People who dis farming they find sceordit t,, With Fiat residenos, bul each making
cryminate betwee nedium and higt , sabe : 7." . ° ’ lmprovements on reepective
3rd Ave. Phone 11 Pos ag Ba nay Use pat. ee \Mr. Bell, is more profitable, es-| daima e
stants eR pecially when U Sve year and mak t seve s
4 \ | pecialls 1er irey are wx - ear @ improvements
, TIMBER SALE X 2286. ; yalue of $10 per acre, including clear-
— - lor commodities tt Tat and cultivation at least
: acres.
: Sealed tenders will be received by the| seventy-two cents a po : rhe vy ve Rag J.
M ter wf Lends mot later han noon on Mc. Bel noted that ' , mere pre-emptor in cocupation not
: ca ner ae Vden tab" the purchase ty : 4 + leew than 8 years. and has made pro
e (- ) d uy, of ay 1 3 Pay Bev ry 2 Sanat si i Cail eee ar te ei ne en oe may, be-
is f a $286, to rot. 31 : ; arin eal a cause of ealth, or other caupa, be
LZ cee edar 2 jee ; ie : = = 7 il ' e and enibership gracted interepedinte certificate of im-
A sh : 1 “ ' provement and transfer his claim
Se ames - ° eee will be allowed for re steadily At present Records without permanent rest-
—_— th val f Lineber serves ‘ Ss nf ite ! fence ae be iaued, provided appa
Se . Further particulars of the Chief Porester cant makes improvements to extent of
Alberta Screened Victoria. 8“. or District Forester, Prince |activily in a social wa but ther ee penne ane gin came om
i , : ee jure te make tmprevemen
j Rupert, 6. ‘an be little doubt that its or record same will operate as for
Vancouver —_—— ;
GUARANTEED LUMP » BC. jate aim is polities, lage than 6 yesch Ga, tmooeveniale
For Kitchen Stove. The member for Victorian was of $10.00 per acre including § ecres
; : : ; cleared and cultivated, and residence
Sacked ..... $15.00 per ton parlicuiariy intepested in a move «9 tenet 3 years ave required
‘ ‘ ae wha a a . e-emptor holdin “tewn t
penned » the — per Ve ton 3 nt am & th a 1 t : mag youtes another pe-emotion, he
MI ee4 se 3 513. > 7c : stall small or “midge our ills requires lana in conjunction with bis
$ 3.50 per ton WEDNESDAY , - ; farm, without actual occupation, pro-
Only a Limited Supply rica» lin which to grind flour for thei vided statutory improvemente made
Phone Your Order Now SPECIAL TIMBER SA wn use, Now that they are = cence a on Crown
é me ! growing more wheat. tbe “ays Uneurveyed areas, aot exceed! 20
acres, m™ be leased as h ;
Bfuled tenders will be received by the| there is need of some s& tithe to be obtained after fulfitiin Faane
e { a ery } te Ti " ones net aes rong BOOR Of) tem —- and improvement conditions.
th Tth day « May 1920 for the. puri “ ‘oT grezing end industrial rposes
LTD. cha s¢ of one e X2062 ' \ cut 578,006 A marked activity in land sales orene, genes ing 640 acres ar be
ees tegar, spr ain Seren hee oo a0 ‘ ‘ ‘ : (Oh POL on - com i
Phones 564 and 116 ree’ Sttaled on Moss Passage, Kange 3,)°X'S¢8 ab prese Mr. Bell states Mn aoteny ar Sleed - en
st D strict 4 as 2 : Many id-timers are selling i timber land not exzceedl « secre
Deloitte dicta cnansentrtae . Lar aiken” T's Se: Cowes fee. 20 Cmsi's net Ato may be purchased: conditions include
, » limber ’ ‘ arins a goo roles 1 umpege
POOP O OLE OL IL EL LOE LOLOL OODOOLOOD DD oe ul 1 Pty wae oF ore t I peeeter leomers, ° Natural hay meadows inaccessible
\ =e sé Dist Forester, Prin | by ans roade may be purchased
upert, ' i ihe conditional upon construction of
DENTISTRY || LOMaoes perme tees che mega Yan
The St. Peters’ Church co rt ~e pet exceeding hall of purchar”
Don’t neglect our Teeth set for May 412 is postponed til Gps eal
cle . FR Qna
y further notice, it ACT, ae Te

2 | Ib, tins, special
20c a tin

One decayed orm

ssing tooth
lowers

your efficie ney

DR. BAYNE

; Office Hours--Mor ing, 9 to 12; $2.25 per dozen
Afternoon, 1.24 to 5.30: Satur.
day, 9 to 12 or ly. Soca

 

Tuesday,

Wednesday and Fri-
day, from 7 to 9,

DENTAL NURSE IN

Rupert Table Supply Co,

PHONES 211,

ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOR APPOINTMENT

212.

Egg Coal

CLEAN SCREENED Delivered
$13.75 ton, We strongly
recommend it for your kit
chen range.

SCREENED LUMP Delivered
$15.00 ton, For your heater,
CADOMIN MINE RUN Loose,

$12.50 ton. Sacked, $13,756.

 

anette hha Le

tecow.

Stewart
B.C.

Ping corner on Sixth Street at
wad of wharf nearly a quarter

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
Peveral good building lote at
$300.00 each

Ed.H. Mortimer

Real Estate

Best Furnace Coal in City.

Consumers CoalCo,, Ltd,

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

 

and Insurance
Agent. 824 s; cond Avenue
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ae * Tv SUBSCRIBERS *
TIMBER SALE X 2426. ee s
Sealed tenders will be received by thé Subscribers to The News *
Minister of Lands not later than hoon on e . c 4 . ibe *
the 14th day of May 1920 for the pur are asked to pay the de
lchase of Licence X2426, lo ent 900,000|% livery boys each month ®!}
feet of Spruce, Hemlock and Cedar on an 4 a i s
uy josetw ‘feq uouURYg UO peTenitTe Baie when they call, except #
jlet, Queen Charlotte Islands District where payment has been .#)
} One i year will be allowed for fe z 7 .
jmoyes of timber made for the year in ad- #®
Further particulars of the Chief Forester, . The :
} Victoria, B.C., or District Forester, Prince vane. rhe hoys when
jHupert, B.C ; 4 collecting carry officigl re- *
Ry a ee * ceipts which should al- *#
: TIMBER SALE X 2427. * ways be preserved. *
Sealed tenders will be received by the|# *
| Minister of Lands not later than noon Oblg @ @ ©
the 14th day of May 1920 for the pur SOO seeeveesess
chase of Licence X2427, to cut 9$00,000| = — a

 

\feet of Spruce, Hemlock and Cedar on an
jarea situated on Shannon Bay, Masset In
jlet, Queen Charlotie Islands District,
|; ne (41) year will be allowed for re
jmoval of timber

Further particulars of the Chief Forester,

Victoria, B.C,, or District Forester, Prince
jhupert, B.C

 

 

| TIMBER SALE X 2428.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
ithe 3rd day of June 1920 for the purchase
lof Licence K2428, to cut 3,500,000 feet reserve eXisting Over certain lands former
jof Spruce, Hemladk and Cedar on an area}ly held under Timber Licenses Nos. 16404
jsituated on Shannon Bay, Masset Inlet,|an) 16404, Kitsumkalum can
Queen Charlotte Islands District celled
| Twe (2) years will be allowed for re G. BR WA ‘
jmoval of timber Deputy Sine bf Lande
| Further particulars of the Chief Forester,| Lands Department,

\Vietoria, B.C, or District Forester, Prince | Victoria, B.C,
Mupert, B,C, #ist’ April, 19426,

CANCELLATION OF RESERVE
NOTI fi
CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the

Valley, is

 

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The sco of this Act ts outers
include poreeen Joining an A
ing with His Majesty's Forces “The
Ume within which the heirs or de
of a deceased pre-emptor tuay apply
for tithe under thin Act ts exten ed
from for one yecr from the death of
such recon, ae formeriy, until ene
year ter the conclusion of the present
war This privilege ie also made re-
0 fees relating to -emptions
due or payable by oldiere on oe
emptions recorded after June 6, [p18
Taxee are remitted for five yeara
Provision for return of moneys ac
crued, due and been paid since Au ;
4, 1914, on account of payments, fees |
Or (azen On soldiers’ pre-emptiona
Interest on agreements to purchase —
town a7 city lots held by members of |
Allied Forces, or dependents, acquired |
direct of indirect, remitted from en-
Hatment.to March #1, 1920,

SUB-PURCHASERS OF
LANOSB, one

Provieion made for tasuance of
Crown grants to sub-purchasers§ of
Crown Lands, acquiring rights from

purchasers who failed to complete
purchase, involving forfeiture, on ful-
fillment of conditions of purchase. in-
terest and texes. Where #ub-purchas-
ers Co not claim whole of original par.
cel, purchase price due and taxes may
7 Matributed proportionately over
whole area Applications must

made by May |, boo ”

GRAZING.

Grasing Act, 1019, for etemat
development of livestock indus ane
vi for grasing districts
adiainisiration under Comm
Annual greasing permite tea based

on numbers ranged, priority tor es

 

liched owners, tock -owr nay
foria Associations for ran, ome
om. pres, or partially thee,

or sett campers @ tre

to ton head, ”

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Newly arrived
Georgettes,
Crepe de Chines 4

Voiles, etc.

 

FASHIONS LAT}
i made ina great variety of
and very mod "

| Lace and Crepe de Chine

| Negligee
eglig« YJ

Some charming styles i:
with satin ribbon a:

$9.50 to $11.75

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Hot Plates and Over a
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White Canvas Shoes, Roots, Pumps

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and Oxforas

For Ladies, M
2ubber or Leather >

Prices

Running Shoes

in white, tan and black,
tin)

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JUST ARRIVE
Big shipment of Girls’ Hats,

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Caps and Babias’ :

OUR PRICES

e Washable

Bonn All Sizes
ARE RIGHT

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