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and his go-cart robe, canal] be fearlessly wash-
ed again and again. How? With the creamy,
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pure water itself.

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free, today, a copy of our latest LUX Recipe
Booklet—“The Care of Dainty Clothes”

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THE VANDERHOOF HOTEL

VANDERHOOF, B.C.
The Hotel That Is A Home.

Centrally located. Convenient to depot. Good service
European Plan. Garage and Livery in connection.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

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NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

BIG SUPPLY OF FRESH BAIT

and Ice
At BUTEDALE CANNERY

WESTERN PACKERS, LIMITED

Butedale, B.C.

 

 

 

 

THEO COLLART, Notary Public

Buy a cheap Home.--7 room House, plastered and
papered, bath, outbuilding; close in, only
$2300.00; Easy Terms

MARINE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE

Phone Riue 69 Westholme Theatre Block

 

 

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TELEPHONE
SWITCHBOARD

TO BE BOUGHT

 

Recommendations of the Utilities
Committee to This Effect
Adopted Last Night.

A new switchboard costing
$3,597 f.o.b. Rochester, N. Y., is
to be bought from the Stromberg-
Carlson Co. for the city telephone
department. By the time the
sWitchboard reaches here it wili
cost $5,106, including freight and
duty. This decision was made a
last night's meeting when the cily
lcouncil adopted the recommendca-
jtion of the utilities committee.
i‘Ald. McLennan inquired if
lcould have been bought in Canada
land was answered by Superinieid-
jent Duncan that the departinent

lhad delayed the puichase two
linonths to try to do so but with
jout avail.

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| S873 each are also to be purchased
|for the light department to carry
{thé extra 350 h.p. load to the;
Isawmill at Seal Cove. These will
ibe bought from the Maloney Co.
‘through the agent, Frank Darling}
lof Vancouver. .The mill contract!
land other points were thoroughly |
idiscussed before the utilities com- |

nittee report on this matter was!
j adopted.

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COL. BARKER

~ GETS ANOTHER
DECORATION

|Now Hoids More Than Any Other |

i Living British Airman.
TORONTO, April 12.—Lieut.-
Col. Wm. G. Barker, V.C., D.S8.O.,
has been awarded the second sil
ver medal by the King of Itaiy tor
his wonderful and heroic fighting
in October, 1918, in which he
tackled sixty Huns singlehanded
and shot down nine of them be-
fore he was brought down by
enemy fire.

Col. Barker now holds more
decorations than any other; living
British airman.

FISHING STORY AT
WESTHOLME TONIGHT

One of the oldest, most famous
and most picturesque of seaport

 

towns, Gloucester, Mass., was
chosen by Nazimova and Albert
Capellani, her director, as the

place best fitted for many of the
scenes in “Out of the Fog,’ the
latest Nazimova production in
Which this noted star was seen
last night at the Westholme.

This old fishing town—the home
of the famous clipper ships, once
the pride and glory of Yankee
captains—-has been sung in song
and story and is-the place where
Kipling wrote his greatest adven-
ture of the sea, “Captains Cour-
ageous,” and where he made his
home while he lived in America.

It is a town filled with the ro-

,|mances and traditions of the sea

and retains the customs and man-
ners of over a century of seafar
ing people. These manners and
customs have crept into the pic-
tures taken here and make “Out
of the Fog,” a Vivid piece of real-
ism—a real story of real fisher-
‘folk.

This picture will be shown here
again tonight.

FELL OFF SIDEWALK,

At last night’s council meeting
the application of Mrs. A. G. Crate
of Seal Cove for 850 to cover a
doctor's bill when her little boy
fell over a high sidewalk without
a railing on Alfred Street and
broke his arm, was received and
referred to the Board of Works
and the city solicitor for report.
It appears that this is the second
accident the lad has had in falling
over sidewalks.

 

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for insertion same day
should be in the Daily

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roof is an important item—it “‘makes”’

the whole structure. In shingle-roofed ho
even more necessary to see that it is j
repair, because once a roof commences to
deterioration of house-value is the immedi

To ensure a permanent durability,

uses

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as well as an a

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Shingle Stain

either as a mixture in which shingles are dj

pped or

stain to apply to the completed roof.

it comes in all colors, and gives a tough,

“‘seasoning,’’ besides contributing
effect of your home.

Like every other B-H product, the B-H Shingle Stain is

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first choice among people who know good pain:

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Parkin, Ward Electric Co,

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CITY TRANSPCRTATION
To the Editor,—We read with
interest an item in your issue of
Saturday last the 10th inst., dur-

 

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ing a conference between the
Board of Trade and the City
Works Committee, a statement

made by the city engineer negard-
ing the size of loads carried by
the ‘busses, etc. It seems worthy
of note that the department re-
sponsible for the upkeep of roads
should admit their neglect and
failure to such an extent that the
roads have been allowed to be-
come in a condition unsafe for
the tratlic, which, we can safely
say, is of much lower tonnage
than the city’s own fine depart-
ment trucks, which are very
necessary vehicles using the
roads for the safety of the city.
In the event of a regulation which
might force us to discontinue oul
bus service, what preparation is

the road department making in
case of-fire? As surely in the
circumstances the present fire
trucks will be unsafe on ‘such
roads. Also what conveniences
do they intend to adopt for the
public?

it has been our endeavor in the
past to give the public a means
of transportation so much needed
especially to the residential and
those whose business*and work
take them in the vicinity of Seal
Cove, and which we believe has
been greatly appreciated by thi
public, particularly during the
bad spells of weather.

We would like to point out this
fact, outside of the business
proposition on our part, that a
means of transportation, especial-
ly to a growing City, is an asset
of consideration, but, it seems,
the object of the present adminis-
tration of the city is to hinder
progress by making it difficult for
those who ape helping along in
that direction.

Thanking you in anticipation
for a space in your valuable paper,
we are,

GENERAL TRANSPORTATION

Co., per L. Crane.

The current number of the B.
C, Gazette records the ineorpora-
tion of the Prince George Export-
ng Co. with a capital of $10,006.

Mrs. A. M, Manson, who went
south just before Eagter, is stay-
ing at the Mmpress, Hotel, Viv-
toria.

 

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NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

NEW MARINE WAYS

Phone 453 Shawatlans Passage
Equipped for building and repairing all classes of b x's up to 100 feet
in length. .
WOODWORKING, BLACKSMITHING AND MACUINE SHOPS.
Best equipped plant in Centrai British Columbia

Seal Cove Marine W: 5s, Ltd.
Thom Gen. Manager

A. Swanson, President W.E
Phone Red 391 Phone reen 153

 

 

Georgetown Lumber Co.

PHONES 130 ang 423. P. 0. BOX 1632

largest Assortment cf Lumber in Central B C
FISH BOXES & SPECIALTY

SPRUCE FIR CEDAR

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Form No. 9.) Hand Y< ygage Checl
FORM OF NOTICE. a aoe BROWN
DISTRICT OF CASSIAR. JOE

PRINCE RURERT LAND DISTRICT :
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TAKE NOTICE that Lenora Mabel Smith, | 3 Motor iran er a

of Duncan, British Golumbia, occupabion r Service

Spinster, intends to apply for permissiol Passenger ©

to purchase the following described lands tel
ommencing at a post planted at @ point Stand, Empress Hote

on high water line on the Westerly shore
of the Portland Canal, on the North Boun
dary of Lot 434, Cassiar District, in the
Province of British Columbia, distant south
85 degrees, 06 minutes East, one thou
sand three hundred and thirty-six and five
tenths feet from the northWesi corner cf |
Lot 434; thence south 85 degrees, O06
minutes East, two hundred feet; thence
Sough 8 degrees 12 minutes West, elght
hundred and ten feet, thenceNorth 84 de
grees, 55 minutes West, two hundred and
Linety-seven feet thence; following the |
high water line portnerly to point of com- |
tienceine nt.
Area approximately four and @ half acres |
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Phones 176, Black 334

Quick Deliveries
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LENORA MABEL SMITH,
by her agent, A. A. Forsyth, — ING AND HEATING
Date 8th January, 1020. PLUMB RS
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LAND ACT
(Form No, 9.)

PORM OF NOTICE.

VKINCKE RUPERT LAND DISTRICT.
DISTRICT’ OF CASSIAR.

TAKE NOTICE that Lenora Mabel Smithy
o Dunean, British Columbia, occupation
Spinster, intends to epply for permissiot eens
to Purchase th following described lands: |

ommencing at a post planted at the menor sovereerert!
DENT

outh West and only South corner of Lot

Estimates furnished.

Address, 3rd Avenue,
of Second Street.

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434 (Portland Canal) Cassier District
Province of British Columbia; South 6f
degrees 06 minutes East, three thousand
feet thence; North $4 degrees 54 minutes

East, two thousand one hundred and fifty OpPICE HOURS: | 90 om

 

 

feet more or lese thence; North 55 de 42; 1:80 BM
reas. 0¢ minutes West, two thousand five ham. to 14)
nundred and fifty feet more or leas thence, prown
North #5 degrees 56 minutes West, four) | pr. J. 8.
hundred fevt thence; Gouth following high} > pewTisT yn
water line to point of commencement. . nq Ave
Approximate area one hundrod and forty- tice: smitti Biook,
our acres, more or less. 5 Phone yt
LENORA MABEL SMITH, ee ntettt
her agent, A. A. Forsyth sue es

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Date 8th January,