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LASSES have many Uses, but
only ome purpose the restora
tion of the sight to 4 natural con
dition é
rs were intended to see well
and easily if you 4 not
then you should make huste to dis-
cover the trouble and apply «4
remedy
8 te want of a pair of suitable
glasses may be all that prevents
you having visual perfection, health
and comfort
ne us examine your eyes and
tell whether fr not this
is 80.

Fred Joudry

Practical Optometrist

 

 

Third Ave. - - Prince Rupert
Opposite Post Office
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ROYAL

Pool Room

moved to

721 Third Ave.

Opposite
The Empress‘ Hotel

CIGARS SODA
Two per cent. Beer

———

JOHN PELLICANO

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SEEDS!

For the Garden

Specially Suited for Prince

Rupert soil.
FEED Chickens

HAY, GRAIN & FERTILIZER

P.R.FEED Co.

PHONE 58 ce
P. O. Box 333 908 3rd Ave.

  
         
   
    
    

 

   

 

 

ONE TENDER ON |
~ FEDERAL BLOCK

Owners Explain Position in Reply
to Resolution Passed i
at Meeting. °

A reeol nm Was jf
- oe erans | testi 2]
against ti ttine - 2
by th aners tl Fed :
b to I i Schulz i fol.
owing lett has 1 sent th
in reply
< lers © aske ‘
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nz : :
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a {
is dissatisfact g i
- iss at
u de« ss
f tl Cas " h al =}
follows:
a) The « s and :
{ the ¢ I y heidi high-}
est esteem y 448 i nad

it Was stipulated in the advertise-

ment calling for tenders that the
lowest or any t vas 1
necessarily accepted.

b) That there was but
ltender for the painting of t
bullding, there! the t
native was t allow the ng
to z unpainted or award th
jcor tract as rdingiy.

i ‘ Phat the successful ten-
iderer is a British Subject.

d) That the said tenderer

ibeing informed that his tende
lwas accepted, at once ordered tl

| paint for the work.

: A New Offer.

; In deference to the wishes
jyour association, we have ar-
ranged with Fred Schuize, who
Was the successful tenderer, to
suspend the awarding of the con-
itract provided the paint is taken
om his hands at cost, in view of
iwhich we are now in a position

lg@md are pleased to make you the
ifollowing offer,. notwithstandins
; :
ithe fact that no member
:

tendered on
work:

of your
association

of the
That yan, as an assoc

any por-
i tion

ation, o1
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Mrs. Simeeton’s

Select

Lunch & Tea Rooms

309 Second Avenue, West.

 

 

Lunches, Teas, Ice
Soft Drinks.
Home - Made Bread, Cakes,
Pies, Salad Dressing, Jams,
Marmalades, Chutney, Etc.
Famous Melton Mowbray
Pies.

cream,

 

Picnic Parties Catered for

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TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
Labor, Exchange.

Prince Rupert, B.C.
Phone 547 P.O. Box 725

 

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The Gurvich
Transfer

Phone Green 548

P.O. Box 102 Office, Fraser St.

We: Sell : Coal

 

 

 

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The “Gartiand”’ Boarding House
416 Sixth Avenue East
Near Drydock

 

 

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Board by Month or Week, Phone Ked 245 ;

jand to

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Act at Once.

accept

\yox on the Grand Trunk steamer
\yesterday evening aad is regs-
tered at the Prince Rupert Hotel

any member of your association,
Monday,
contract
pon the

under the same

until 5 o'cl
214,

or this. work

nay
i July

cK p.m.

next elect to

same
and condi-
those

ions as

contract was ten

per cent 10% you to take ove
the
th,
tt

cessful

rehased fi

at its cost to the suc-
tenderer. All of
to be done in workmanlike
nanner, by competent
the entire

the company .

paint

Work

aiready Jf
work,
cours¢,
workpoen

satisfaction Of

On account of the advanced
the for
having the work performed dur-
ing favorable weather miust
respectfully ask that you elect ti
this offer before the
specified, otherwise the company
will feel at perfect liberty to award
the work as it seems best in the
interests of the shareholders.
“Yours very trulf,
“NORTHERN B.C, DEY. CO., LD.
M. M. Stephens,

“THE SAVAGE WOMAN”
IS A WIERD TALE

Is Taken for Reincarnated Queen
of Sheba by Dusky Natives.

season and necessity
we

tint

Secy.-Treas.

 

“The Savage Woman’ present- |
ed by Clara Kimball Youpg and}
her own company at the West-

holme Theatre tonight shows this

celebrated star in the role of a
young girl brought up in the
jungle.

Renee is mistaken for the re-
incarnated queen of Sheba while

wandering about the ruined palace |
of the dead queen. A native prince

desires her

for his bride but is
blinded for a moment by flashes
from her mirror while she makes
her escape. Fleeing from one

man she is caught by another
Lerier, a French explorer, shoote
her binding up the
fails in with her
beauty.

When Lerier returns to France

he takes her with him and she i:

wound

dusky

and

love

happy in his house, until she
realizes that Lerier, tiring of he!
simplicity, has returned to Aimee

Ducharme,“his former love. In a
rage, Renee destroys a relic which
Aimee had brought
to Lerier and then
sets out for Abyssinia
to take its
climax comes

from Cyprus
remorseful
to
place.
later.

secure
another
The

Mrs ved from An

A. Jones arri

 

 

 

 

 

THR DAILY NEWB.

You are sure to need some
handy her Sunburn,
Insect Stings, Scratches,
Sore Paces. Zam-Buk has been
proved tobethe best. Take a
tex with you.

500 box, olf Ovaggits and Stores.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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a ‘
t ‘a y :
said wa : r :
pa sla serit
as «
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: f we
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t t ry
' i n
Pa Railway I h 43
s i711 east 4 distance
eT r : 25 s
i : a ‘ f
47 m@ we 4
f ' the Ff
dary : said fF y? “A
r the GAina 7 k“Pacific Railwa
t North 33.deg. 28 min. 15
«W and { wing 4 & the Eas
iy i lary f sid Rig? tf Way
t point of mimen
e135 a Ss @
f Lease to be 1
fied cheque covering one year's
al must accompany each tender, the
es f unsuccessful tenderers 1 be
ed immediately.
e highest r any tender not neces
s ¥ pteda
Tenderers mut state what busines
y are engaged in and must designat
ar just what use they intend to make
: premises; bow much they intend t
n ime vements, in what man
i what time
The following, amongst other condit
will be imposed under the Lease
That prior to the erection of any wharf
the roperty, plans of same must be
submitted for the approval of the Minis
ter of Lands.
That provision must be Made for the
erbead crossing shown on the officia
am’ of Waterfront Lot h als Acces
and from the water in connection wit!
seme
at rent shall be paid in anr 4
slaiments in advance
G. R. NADEN
Deputy Minister of nds
sepa t of Lands,
Victor B
June h, 1
IN} N CASSIAR LAND DIS
TRICT DISTRICT OF CASSIAR
TAKE NOTICR mat I, Rot ti an f
Telegraph Creek, B. ¢ pa 1 trader
niend to apply for permission 1 i>
: ¥ : les ribed land
Lumet # at @ post planted m tm
5. W rner, at t2 yards below e}

Creek and 2 miles westerly from Telegrag

 

 

eek ro & the Stikine iver thence
h 4 Hains thenes 4 : Chaiiioe
t 7% chains thence west 20
ha 1 point of comme ment, and
conta fifteen (15) acres, more or less
ROBERT HYLAND
Date, May 29, 1919

 

TIMBER SALE X 1719.

Sealed tend@rs will be received by the

  

 

 

Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 10th day of July, 1919, for the pur-
chase of Licence X 1719, to cut 805,000
feet of Spruce and Hemlock, on Lots 6001
md 6002, Kitimat River, Range V., Coast
District.

wo years will be allowed for re-moval

timber.

Further particulars of the Chief Forest-
er Victoria, B.C., or District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B. C.

TIMBER SALE X 1649.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 22nd day of July, 1919, for the pur
chase of Licence X 1649, to cut 1,412,000
feet of Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock, on an

irea situated on ki

 

dalla Bay, Rivers Inlet,

Range 2, Coast District

Two years will be allowed for re-moval
of timber

Further particulars of the Chief Forest
er, Victoria, B.C., or District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B.C

 

TIMBER SALE X 1762.

Sealed tenders will be received by the

Min

the

chase
feet
portion

ister of Lands
Sith day of

of Licence
of Fir

not later
July, 1919,

than noon on
for the pur
X 1762, to cut 700,000
timber floating in Northerly
of Harrison Lake, New Westm‘nster

District

Une

Van

sealed
Mimister
| of
Tan
| feet
| Joining
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Prince Rupert, B Cc.

year
timber
riher particulars of the Chief Forest
Victoria, B. ¢ or District Forester,
ouver, B. ¢

TIMBER SALE X 1209.

be received
not later

will be allowed for removal

tenders will

by the
of Lands

than noon on
10th day of July, 1919, for the pur
of Licence KX 1209, to cut 960,000
of Spruce and Cedar on an area ad
Yr. & X1208, Ellerslie Channel,
ast District

will be allowed for re

 

wo years
tiunber

urther particulars of the Chief Forest
Victoria, B.C., or District Forester,

mova!

 

TIMBER SALE X 1650.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 10th day af July, 1919, for the pur
chase of Licente X 1650, to cut 886,000
feet of Spruce and Hemlock on an area
adjoining Lot 505 Chuck-Walla River,
Range 2, Coast District

Two years wilt be allowed for re-moval
of timber

Further particulars of the Chief Porest-
er, Victoria, B.C., pr District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B. ¢

 

 

 

FOR ELECTRICAL WORK

Geo. Waddel

336 2nd Ave.
Phones

BLACK 367 ~~ GREEN 394

Save Money in Lamps.

 

 

 

 

To

in building materials:

One Scowload of FIR LUMBER

Made up of Flooring, V Joint, Cedar Bevelled
Siding and Double Dressed Finish

300 barrels LIME |
100,000 BRICKS
200,000 SHINGLES

We are agents for the Prince Rupert Spruce MILLS, LTD., and can ¢g
you a figure covering the complete material for any building

100 tons CE

1 car load PLASTER
200,000 LATHS

MENT

Prospective Builders

We have just received at our Wharf the following lines

 

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.

Phone 116 and 564

 

Office, Setond§Avenue, next Westholme Theatr

 

 

 

 

   

 

       

 

 

NOTICE

IN THE MATTER of an application for
the issue fa fresh certificate tf title ¥
Lots 45 and 4¢ Biock 1, Section &, City
f Prince Rupert, Ma 923).

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that it is
my intention Ww issue, after the expiration
f one month from the first publication
ereol, a fresh certificate of title tw the
above ment ‘ lands in the name of
Donaid Ross and Robert MacKay, which
certificate is dated 2ist day of January
i915, and is numbered 7115-1 '

H. F. MACLEOD, ;
District Kegistrar of Titles ;

DATED at the Land hHegisiry Ufiice, |
Prince Kupert, B. ¢ this 2518 day oi |
June, 1919 "i ah le ol

WATER NOTICE i
DIVERSION AND USE

rAkI NOTICE that M. R. Lillico, of
Ottawa, Ont, whose address is care wm. |
5. Hood, Atiin, B. C., will apply for a)

el kk lake and use u :
per second of water out
which Nows east to west ‘
Pine Creek, about two and ome >
rom Lake Allin

The water will be diverted from. the}
siream at &@ poImt about 150 ft
Cassidy Group mn Jas. Nedved’s ge nd
and wiil be used for placer mining pur

pan the Caider Bench Lease ie

as Hydraulic Placer Mining Lease

notice was 1 on the ground
27th day of M 919

this HOWE 2nd an applicatiog

i uant thereto and to the Water Act

1914,” will be filed in the office f the
Water Recorder at Atlin, B. (

Ubjections t ihe application may be
fied with the said Water Recorder or with
the Comptroller of Water Rights, lariia
ment Bulidings, Victoria, B. ( within
thirty days after the first appearance of
tis notice in @ local newspaper

M. RK. LILLICO, Applicant,
Ottawa, Ont,
By Wm. B. Hood, Atlin, B. C., Agent

The date of the first publication of this
notice is Jume 23, 1919

WATER NOTICE
DIVERSION AND USE.
TAKE NOTICE that M. P

Olsen, whese
address is Alice Arm, B. C., will apply
for @ licence to take and use 10 second
feet of water out of Tumbie Creek, aiso
known as Goat Creek, which flows west
erly and draine imto the hkitsauli liver,
about 17 miles from its mouth at head of
the Inlet of Alice Arm.

The water will be diverted from the

stream at a point about 20 chains easterly
from 8.E. corner Lot 3196, Cassiar Dis
trict, and will be used for mining purpose
upon the mine described as the North Star
Mineral Claim, Lot 3634, Cassiar District
This notice wes posted on the ground
m the 20th-day of June, 1919
A copy of this notice and an application
pursuant thereto and éo the: “Water Act,
i914,” will be fled in the office of the
Water Recorder at Prince’ Rupert, B. C
Objections to the application may be
Recorder or with
Water Hights, Parlia-
Victoria, B. ¢ within
the first appearance of
local newspaper
P. OLSEN, Applicant
The date of the first publication of this
notice is June 26, 1949. .

fied with the said Water
the

Comptrolier of
Buildings,
days after

notice in a
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this

LAND ACT
Notice of intention to Apply to Lease Land.

IN QUEEN CHARLOTTE LAND DISTRIC'
RECORDING DISTRICT OF SKEENA, and
situate in the vicinity of District Lot 7¥2
Charlotte

  

on Massett Inlet, Queen Islands

TAKE NOTICE that the Wallace Pishe
ies, Limited, of Vancouver, British Colum
bia, occupation canning company intends
to apply for permission to lease the fol
lowing described lands

Commencing at @ post planted at the
southwest corner of the northwest quar
ter of Lot 702, Queen Charlotte Isiands
District, thence west 20 chains thence
north 27 chains; thence. east 2.50 chains
more or less to the high water mark of
Massett iIniet, thence southeasterly and
fottowing the said high water mark 383
chains more or leas to the point of com
mencement ang containing twenty (20
acres more or less

THE WALLACE FISHERIES, LIMITED

Per Fred, Nash, B.C. L. 8., Agent
Dated 3rd day of June, 1919
LAND ACT

PRINCE RUPERT LAND DISTRICT—DIS
TRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

TAKE notice that E. M
Charlotte City, occupation
to apply for permission
following described lands

Commencing af & post
south shore of Maude
feet east of the 8. E

Lauder, of Queen
teacher, intends
lo purchase the

planted on the
Island, about 700
corner post P. KR. No
1284, thence north 20 chains; thence east
20 cha'ns; thence south 20 chains; thenec
west 20 chains to potnt of commencement

 

EDITH MAUD LAUDER,
Date June 14, 1910, A 30
SKEENA LAND RECORDING pbivistn
DISTRICT OF OUREN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
TAKE NOTICE that Edgar Davis, of An
you, B.C., electrician, intends to apply for
permission to prospect for coal and petro
eum on the west coast of Graham tstend
in the vicinity of West River: Commencing
al & post planted at th: theast corn
of cl 10,312, thence north 80 chains
thence east 80 chains thence south 806
chains, thence west 30 chains to point of
commencement
EDGAR DAVIS
¢ Per Austin Brown, Agent
Dated May 18, 1019

 

 

 

 

 

For the Salt Lakes

Sundays —-10 a:
every 40 min

Wednesdays
m.andevery 4 -
utes.

Fare —-Return-
Children 2

J. Myhill Jones

Red 391

 

 

 

 

COE LLOLOLOLLLLLLLLLL LL OD

 

Synopsis of =|

Land Act Amendments

 

Records wili be granted covering only
land suitable for agricultural purposes
and which is non-timber land.

Partnership pre-emptions abolished,
but re | of — more than four may
arrange or adjacent ‘e-emptions
with joint residence, but ers making

ay improv ts on r tive

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must occupy claims for
five years and make A

improvements to

value of $10 per acre, including clear-
ng and cultivation of at least 6 acres,
ore receiving Crown Grant

Where pre-emptor in occupation not
less than 3 years, and has made pro-
portionate improvements, he may, be-
cause of ill-health, or other cause, be
granted intermediate certificate of im-
provement and transfer his claim.

R without permanent resi-
dence may be issued, provided appli -
cant makes improvements to extent of
$300 per annum and records same each
year. Failure to make improvements
or record same will operate as for-
feiture. Title cannot be obtained in
less than 6 years, and improvements
of $10.00 per acre, including & acres
cleared and cultivated, and resid
of at least 2 years arerequired

Pre-emptor holding Crown grant
may record another pre-emption, if he
requires land in conjunction with his
farm, without actual occupation, pro-
vided statutory improvements made
and residence maintained on Crown
granted land ¥

Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20
acres, may be leased as homesites;
title to be obtained after fulfilling resi-
dentia) and improvement conditions.

For’ grazing and industrial purposes

areas exceeding 640 acres may be
leased by one person or com any.
Mill, factory or industrial sites on

timber land not exceeding 40 acres
may be purchased; conditions include
payment of stumpage

Natural hay meadows inaccessible
by existing roads may be purchased
conditional upon construction of a road
to thom Rebate of one-half of cost of
road, not exceeding half of pure
price, is made ” —_

PRE-EMPTORS’ FREE enante
° ACT.

The scope of this Act is enlarged to
include all persons joining and serv-
ing with His Majesty's Forces The
time within which the heirs or devisees
of @ deceased pre-emptor may apply
for title under this Act is extended
from for one year from the death of
such pesnen. as formerly, until one
year after the conclusion of the present

war. Thig privilege is also made re-
troactive

No fees relating to
due or payable by soldiers on pre-
emptions recorded after June 26 1918
Taxes are remitted for five Years

Provigion for return of mon >.
crued, due and been paid since cian
4, 1914, on account of payments, fees
Or taxes on soldiers pre -emptions

Interest on agreements to purchase
town er city lots held by members of
Allied Forces, or de pendents, acyuired
direct or indirect, remitted from en-
lstment to March 23, 1920,

SUB-PURCHASERS OF c
(2ERe ROWN

pre-emptions are

Provieton

made for issuance
: v of
ose grants to sub-purchasers of
rown Landa sequiring rights from
purchasers who failed te complete
urchase, involving fo: feiture, on ful-
Ument ef conditions }

of purchase, ir
terest and taxes. Where sub Durchas

ers do not clafm Whole of original par-
eel, purchase price due and taxes may

be distributed pre t
: } portionately
“whole area Al leations m Ny
made by May 1, i020 ’
GRAZING,

Grazing Act, 1919, for syet
development of livestock industry wee
vides for grazing district and range
edministration under < thimnissior =
Aunual grazing permits jasus 1 ,

on numbers ranged based

priority for 7
lished owners : we estab
. ‘ ore may
form Association for range
. ang manage-
ment. Free, or par Ulally fre

permite

for settlers, campers o: travellers, up

to ten head,

Never forget to look through
the classified list on Page 5,

 

 

 

 

Thepalvalion Army

Red Shield

Campaign

STARTS MAY 18, MONDAY
IN HAZELTON

And continues ali this :
the
The Salvation Army Did Its
Bit, Let Us Do Ours
Support the Army |
the Army as well as the Army
at Home.
First to Serve,
Last to Appeal.
NOTE— Prince Rupert
paign will start in July
all other places on the

 

along all points of

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NOTICE

Harry : Hanson

The Reliable Piumber
Having a year’s lease
Westenhaver’s store, nex

« Westenhaver’s§ oflice, »
sublet part of this to oth«
either for office purposes
for show or sample room
Rent reasonable.

HARRY HANSON
The Reliable Piumber
iso. P.O.
Second

Phone
139

box 39

Avenue.

 

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Every Convenience

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SOLDIER STUDENT®

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has provided means
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or during thew te
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proceeding m the fal tha
their studies during th
16 tithes This provision he
made at the sugpeselon
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