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“The Daily News ”

 

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—Bicycie for quick sale at a
bargain. Also sewing machine. Phone
Red 335. 22.

SEVEN HORSEPOWER DISTILLATE Gaso-

line engine,

new,

Send for catalogue C.

Co.,

$165

Hamilton, Canada. tr.

freight paid.
Guarantee Motor

 

WANTED.

 

LARGE OR SMALL STUMPS CAN BE DE-
Stroyed at the cost of a few cents eack
by our chemical procéss; no hard ldbor

 

| PRINCE GEORGE HAS

A SPLENDID RECON C
| One of the best long-distance
: records made by a coasting steam-
er goes to the credit of this fa-
mous three-stacker. Capt. Donald,
her master, has compiled a re-
port on the ship's steaming dur-
ing 1915, and it shows that she
logged a total distance of 75,069
Her actual steaming time
204 days, 12 hours and 23

making her . average
speed 15.29 knots an hour.

miles-
was

minutes,

 

involved and no explosives used. Write
for particulars.—Ideal Stump Destroyer

Co.,
B. C.

160 Broadway, East; Vancouver,

 

SPECIAL, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
TOMATO SAUSAGE

HARRY ATKINS

FAMILY BUTCHER
ALL MEAT

QUALITY IN

 

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HANDY WORK OF ALL DFSCRIP-
TIONS. CARPETS VACUUM CLEANED

VACUUM CLEANING CO.

..We Clean Homes, Offices, Churches
Lodge ‘and School. rooms at low
Prices.

 

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All Orders Attended to immediately.

 

OFFICE, 819 2ND AVENUE.
PHONE GREEN 268.

 

 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR

SECOND HAND GOODS

BOUGHT AND SOLD

OF ALL

 

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SMALL PROFIT
Try 828 3rd Ave., Or Phone Red 268

 

 

5TH S8T.,

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AUCTIONEER

AND APPRAISER

OFFICE CORNER 3RD AVE. AND
REAR OF HART BLOCK

 

 

Prince Rupert

Feed Co.

 

HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SEEDS
AND FERTILIZERS

WE HANDLE

Bulbs, and Take

Nursery Stock.

Chicken Feed A Specialty.

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Orders for

 

Mail Orders Promptiy Attended To.

 

P. ©. Box 333. Of Third Ave.
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

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AUTO DELIVERY

BAGGAGE

EXPRESS AND

” Phone Red 339

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BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
Lump

COAL

$9.50 per Ton

' Delivery
Money Back if Not Satis-

factory
UNION TRANSFER CO.

— Cash on

 

Phone 36
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been made to register

Fee-simple,

of land
being in the City of Prince Rupert in the

within
this notice upon you.
each of you will be forever estopped and
debarred from setting up any claim to or
im respect of the said land, and
register the said Olaf Hanson as owner
in fee.

This is a truly remarkable per-
formance for a coasting steamer.
in the year she was laid
up for some time, undergoing a
general overhaul- In the spring
the started out on the
regular semi-weekly schedule to
Prince Rupert with her sister ship
the Prince Rupert. In July the
company. inaugurated the tri-
weekly service, and this kept the
big ships moving at fast pace.
In about five months the George
logged over 40,000 miles- The G.
ay: (hs maintain thei:
schedules with the regularity of
express trains—Victoria Colonist.

Early

George

steamers

Notice Under Section 36-

TAKE NOTICE that an application has
Olaf Hanson, of
Prince Rupert, B. C., as the owner in
under @ Tax Sale Deed from
the Collector of the City of Prince Rupert
to Ulaf Hanson, bearing date the 10th day
of September, A. D. 1915, in pursuance
of a Tax Sale held by said Municipality on

 

er about the 9th day of September, 1914,

of all and singular certain parcel or tract
and premises situate, lying, and

Province of British Columbia, more pra*

Ucularly known and described as:—-Lot
ten (10), Block eighteen (18), Section
six 6), Map 923.

You and those claiming through or under

you, and all persons claiming any interest
in the
is not registered under the provisions of
the “Land Registfy Act”

Said land by descent whose title

are required to
claim of the tax purchaser
days of the service of
Otherwise you and

olltest. the
forty-five

T shall

Your attegtion is called to section 36
of the “Land Registry Act” and amend-
meni3, and especially to the fulluwing ex-
tract therefrom which relates to the above
notice,

“And in default of a caveat or certificate
— lis pendens being filed before the

registration as owner of the persons en-

titied under such tax sale, all persons so

served with notice, or served with notice
under subsection
the ‘Municipal Clauses Act,

of section 155 of
1906,’ or sec-}

($)

tion 293 of the ‘Municipal Act,’ or sectior
139 of the ‘Assessment Act, 1903,’ or
section 253 of the ‘Taxation Act,’ in cases
in which notice under this Act is dispensed
with as hereinafter provided, and those
claiming through or’ under them and al)
persons claiming any interest in the land
by virtue of any unregistered instrument,
and all persons claiming any interest in
the land by descent whose title is not
registered under the provisions of this Act,
shall be for ever estopped and debarred
from setting up any claim to or in respect
of the land so sold for taxes,’’

Dated at the Land Kegistry Office, at
the City of Prince Rupert, Province of
British Columbia, this 19th day of January,
A. D. 1916.

H. F. MACLEOD, District Registrar.
To Paul M,. Schubert, Lily Schubert.

 

NAVIGABLE WATERS’ PROTEC-

TION ACT.

RICHARD B. McGINNIS hereby gives
notice that he has, under Section 7 of
the said act, deposited with the Minister
of Public Works @t Ottawa, and in the
omfice of the District Registrar of Titles
at Prince Rupert, B. C., a description of
the site and of the plans for a wharf
proposed to be built in Alice Arm, Obser-
vatory Inlet, British Columbia, at a point
Situate about 3-4 miles south or the soutn-
east corner of Let 1074, Range 5, Coast
District, B. C. :
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the ex-
piration of one month from the date of
the first publication of this notice, Richard
b. McGinnis will under Section 7 of the
said Act, apply to the Minister of Public
Works at his office in the City of Ottawa,
for approval of the said site and plans,
and for leave to construct the said wharf,
DATED at Prince Rupert, B. C., this
22nd day of October, A. D. 1915.
RICHARD B, McGINNIS, Applicant.

 

ADVERTISE IN

 

THE DAILY NEWS

Baron will be known as “The Peer

'Gazette showing view of stricken
‘Serbia, Trafalgar Day in London.

 

THE DAY NEW

CAVENAILE & HANNAN

PURVEYORS OF THE HICHKEST GRAD... uF ALL LINES OF

GROCERIES

AND TABLE DAINTIES

MUCH BE-KNIGHTED

(Continued from Page two.)

knights of Ottawa Visiting
knights arp cordially invited to
attend these sittings and to

handle the chips that are passed
by the knights in a curious sort of
tournament, in which four one
spots invariably prove better than
four kings or four queens- This
is the only disloyalty in which the
knights indulge and that by way
of a joke® Even the knights have
their sense of humor. Incidentally
a white chip costs a dollar, jack-
pots after three or better. Need-
less to say the knights wear their
knight robes at these gatherings

and when the party breaks up
each takes his little knight cap
and then rides home with the
milkman.

The Borden government is do-
ing its best to keep the knights
up to full strength. The cabinet
has six to its credit in four years,
five inside and one on the outside
They all have their
styles which will be
worked into their coats-of-arms
when the Heralds College gets
round to them- For instance Sir
Robert Borden is known as the

looking in-
distinctive

Monday, January 31, 19146

 

 

 

OPP PODS,

Local News Notes Lasnch AliceR.
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Piano lessons, pupils taken Approved by Minis
Mrs: L. J. Bay, phone 497 25 ter of Marine as 4
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Passenger Boat.

‘ a Tee ed ss 1éf
Mr- and Mrs. Bazzett-Jones léft For terms and partieuiers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Knight of the Lion’s Mane, said |
mane being thick and fisssy and
parted in the middle. Sir Thomas
White is the Knight of the Golder
Fleece, the fleecing being done by |
way of the tariff. Sir George
Perley, who looks not unlike an)
undertaker off duty, is styled the}!
Knight of the Gilded Casket, said
casket being the High
sioner’s job in London. Sir George |
Foster who is always as cheerful |
as a drink of water, is known as |
the Knight of the Rueful Counte- |
nance, said ruefulnéess being due

Commis-

to his lack of control over the}
Finance Department. Sir Herbe
Ames, the human cash register,

is the Knight of the Dancing Deci-
mals. Sip Sham is known as the
Knight of the Paper Shoes.
Baron Shaughnessy has
chosen a name yet from one of
his sleeping cars, and meanwhile
Col- George Ham has invented a
label for him. Until the Heralds
College fixes him up regularly the

not

that made Milwaukee famous.”
H. F. Gadsby.

“THE DIAMOND FROM THE
SKY” AT THE WESTHOLHi'

Thisis “Diamond from the Sky’
night at the Westholme, when the
20th episode of this great serial
will be sereened. Thi« i;,stallment
is entitled “Soul Stranglers”
is just as enthralling as the pre-

and

vious parts-
There is also a good Gaumont

and Belgian armored cars. “The
Fencing Master” is a delightful!
little drama, while “A Newspaper
Nemisis” is an exciting tale well
told. “Bill and Ethel at the Ball,”’a
real good provides the
fun of the show. The manage-
ment announces that. on Wednes-
day and Thursday they will pres-
ent Blanche Sweet in “The Clue.”

comedy,

 

SPLENDID VARIETY 3HOW
AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRI

 

There is a varied

Majestic

spleudidly
seven-reel show at the
tonight,
fine nicely blended with
good comedy. “A
Desert,”’ a drama in parts,
is perhaps the most striking fea-
ture but all are good.

There is a film of Dreamy Dud
carto6ns which will be popular
with the youngsters, while they
will also highly amuse the Brown
folks. “Banker and the Thief” is
just as thrilling as the title sug-
gests, while “The Auto Salesman”
is a most laughable production.
There is a big feature for Wed-
nesday and Thursday, while Fri-

including several

dramas

very

Sultana of the
two

 

day and Saturday brings along an
unique series of real war views,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

for the prairies this morning Call
.
— W. 4. THOMAS, Phong
The American schooner Alaska on.
brought in 50,000 pounds of hali-
—_—— ——
but overnight. ie ee
e¢ <6 RED CROSS SALE MINERAL aet
Members of the Hospital Asso- conlinpscatliia
; : NOTICE TO DELING@VENT
ciation should not forget the post- The Red Cross sale of home PaRTomn
poned annual meetmg in the city : lized the TO J. A. ROGERS,
. } , "id af e ? op
hall tonight. cooking on Friday realiz TAKE NOTICE thet, whereas 1 hay,
oe S sum of $34.75. The sale was con- rae ear) Koen a Work
0 on mineral
The boys at the city powe?r|queted by Mrs. R- E. Walker and |known as “Ladybird No. 4” Minera oa
hs xuien Deal Ree ah 5 as situated in Cascade Creek vatiey, ao
plant at Shawatlans have had vi.. Gertrude Clarke. The ladies | Silver Lake, in the Stewart, 8. c., pl =
enough of the arctic weather and A tae District; and the “Stumpy” Miners) c
a ten eeild bE eeatoninied jwish to thank all who helped to-|,) .:eq on the east Side of Caseade rem]
er ee — s ° wards the success of the sale = oa aan nd the a Stewart Minty
a ai ie | Oe ee ve pe fer 14
Walter S. Thompson, of the| ment work the sum of 98 ; Oto
‘ ori FE ER you pay to me the sum ef 9100 99 tor
press bureau of the Grand Trunk | g : *\your share of the said sssesemen: wera
Railway System, left for the eas r FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 3 together with the costs of this advertesy.
. . ment, i shall, et the expiration er
on the train this morning : cays from the date hereof, appiy te fm
: . * \* CIRCUIT NO. 1. ™ | Mining Recorder at Stewart, B.C. te mre
G. R. T. Sawle, who is new as-|} @ox 12 —sin Si and Bra Ave & |e sania? nein caer 7% 2
F ested ia
soriated with his brother on the | ae on eon = om a ae in pursuance of the provisions ef o
: : . * x St . “ ”
Omineca Herald, left for Hazelton t Box 16—Junction ot tat, Yo and ae pb g~wonl Rupert, 8. 6., wis 5
is . , after spe - Srd Aves Ry Sa, * &, ry
this morning after pending a z Sex 16-—-1st Ave., between Sth and day of November, aaah “a
few days visiting old friends in| * 9th Sts. (Knox Hotel.) °
) Per Alex. M.
aioe E wor 17181 Ave. and 7th St, (Ceo oF ANNE. Bi. _ Reneee, Wis solicitor
‘ Iz tral Hovel.) MINERAL ACT
*
. . ie te ‘ za Ere at.
( rge W. Nickerson left on a| ¥ CIROUIT NO.
ae : en _ |* gon 22—8rd Ave. and 8rd St. Certificate of imprevemente.
few months’ trip to the east this|¥ (post omce
morning. He will visit in Win-/| a ref pai on aad cates > Boulder Mineral Claim, situate in te
: . : . .. . feet .
nipeg, Hamilton, Ont., and in| $ 93. 25--9nd ave. and 9nd 8t ae sug: Raph em ace Dis trees
: , ; vere located:—0On west side of
Nova Scotia before returning to | % Sox 2e—snda «8 and 6% 6t Hidden Creek, about one and ome bey
the coast. Bor 27--G. T. P. miles from Goose Bay, and south of th
Si Bes hae} CIROUIT NO. 8. Kaien Mineral Ciatm, Lot $296, Cassiar @.
ni * trict. Lawful holder, Myron Kaox Rodgers.
F ¥ Bor na o —, a waa ie number of the bolder’s free miner's cer@
? M . St « Box orded and taylor Sts. Neate, 94240 B.
ers uSiC ore + Box 34 7th Ave. and Fulton St. Take notice thet I, Myron knoe Rea
¥ ; in 4 ' ers,
Removed (o Werner's Old Stand x Box 35--cth Ave. and Comox Ave. flor City of Seattle, im the State of Wom.
On Second Avenue. # Box 37--8tb Ave, and Dodge PI. ington, free miner’s certificate No. 949ye
tr Box 38 4th Ave. and Thompson 8t. B, intend at the end of sixty days trem
x the date hereof, to apply © the mtutng
PIANOS gE CIRCUIT NO. 4. recorder for @ certificate of improvemena,
PLAYER PIANOS, MUSIC y Box 41 ith Ave and Emmerson for the purpose of obtaining a Grows
| .
ROLLS, SHEET MUSIC, AND $F ooo ith ve. and yppride stg] nant OF ime ae dae c
x - sy : An ur ¥ e notice ‘| sees,
SMALL MUSICAL GOODS. & Box 43. Sth Ave. and b St under section 85, of the “Miners se”
a x Box 44 -fth Ave and Basil ‘St. must be commenced before the issuance
Gerhard-Heintzman Pianos. 5 5o= 45—7th Ave. and Eberte. of such Certificate of Imprevemcan
« Gor 141—-7th Ave. and Young 8t. Dated this 10th day of December, 1. BD.
Pianos to Rent. « > cin >
al chirthhatawesedetetroeeenen | 1018. MYRON KNOX RODGBAS
POR By his agent, H. G. Lawsca us
Sa

 

 

 

 

ever noted how an audience
yawns in the face of an uninspired speaker?

Have you

On the other hand, have you noted how an audience
will lean forward and grasp the chair arms when
the speaker reveals enthusiasm P

Enthusiasm is the buoyant expression of truth. To
impart belief in anything, a man must believe it
deeply himself. We call such a man an enthusiast.

This applies to the written word also --- particularly
to advertisements. When the manufacturer really
in his wares, his enthusiasm will almost
inevitably find expression in Advertising. And en-
thusiasm will be contagious—his audience—the
readers of the newspaper—will, figuratively speaking,
‘lean forward and listen intently.”

 

believes

must convey an unmistakable
This it
only do when the article
advertised has inherent worth.

impression of enthusiasm.
will

Thus we have:
Sincerity -- Enthusiasm -- Advertising: :
Three mighty forces, close-linked.

If 3 ou are doing a local business talk over
of this newspaper.

your advertising problems with the Advertising Department

G If you are doing a provincial or national business it would be well for
you to have the counsel and assist

lance of a good advertising agency. A list of these
will be furnished, without cost or obligation, Renee .

by the Secret Canadia
Press Association, nts Beonenare 4 <% .

Room 503, Lumsden Building, Toronie.

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