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best quality and the
prices are very reason-

able.

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$1,600 A MINUTE

rhe insurance companies of America
Jay out to their policyholders and
yeneficiaries during the year an
average of about $1,600 per minute
“or every working hour during the
year.

rhe amount of good accomplished by
the life companies is incalculable
tomes bkave been saved from the

nortgagee; widows delivered from
ives of slavish toll; sons and daugh
ters have been educated and made
iseful and infuential citizens.

The Mutual Life of Canada has
vroved its quality by nearly fifty
years of ever inereasing usefulness
yur insurances amount to over—

$150,000,000.
is YOUR home protected?

THE MUTUAL LIFE

of Canada
Waterloo, O. tario
McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle;
Limited, Agents
Phone il - 3rd Avenue

  

 
 
   

 

 

MM. Stephens

Notary Pubic

$7,000.00

on easy terms, buys two of
the best lots on Third Ave.,
Lots 19 and 20, Block 18,
Section 1.

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Do not overlook this snap
in business property.

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| The Princess Beatrice wil] sail

Tite’s large stock of fancy
goods and toys opened up and at
yuur “service, tf

. . .

We don’t cobble shoes at Simp-

;son'’s—-we repair them. Corner
Fifth and McBride. tf

20 per cent discount on all wall-
|papers. We have to make room

ifor new stock. A. W. Kdge Co. tf

H. W. Chambers and D. L.
Chambers were arrivals on the
Venture last night from Naas
Harbor.

Benefit dance in St. Andrew's

December 17
Harvey's Or-
294

Hali Wednesday,
starting at 9 p.m.
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For the home fireside; the com-
| fort of an easy chair and rocker
| Tite's store for holiday dis-
jecounts. tf

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for Vancouver

on
In-

and Victoria
night at & o'clock
stead of 9 as advertised.

~ . ’

Mrs. E. Orchard passed through
the city this morning on her re-
turn to her home in Smithers.
Mes. Orehard recently was seri-
ously all at Vancouver.

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St. Regis Cafe
Special Menu, 50c.

Thursday, Dec. 18

Luncheon 11 a.m. to 2 m.
Dinner & p.m to 7:30.

  

 

       
   
    

Soup.
English Split Pea
Fish.

 

 

M. M. Stephens
Ree! Estate Insurance Financial Agent

 

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DENTISTRY *

Don’t neglect your Teeth

One decayed or missing tooth
iowers your efficiency

DR. BAYNE ;
Office Hours--Merning, 9 to 12;
Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30; Satur-
day, 9 to 12 only. Evenings,
‘Tuesday, Wednesday and i-
day, from 7 to 9.
DENTAL NURSE IN ATTENDANCE
PHONE 109 FOK APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

    
       
     

Cadomin Coal

No wait. Full weight.

$12.50 $13.75

Ton, Loose Ton, Sacked

Consumers Coal Company

Phones--Black 51, Black 293

 

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A. G. GRAY

Teacher of Piano
Studio 137 Second Avenue
PHONE 182 or 444

LODO AE OO ALLO EOLA OL A OO ow

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foiled Spring Salmon
Steamed Alaska Salt Cod
Bolied

      
       
     
     
 

 

Short Ribs of Beef Spanish
Pork Spare Ribs, Heinz Sauerkraut
n

iiot Scotch Meat Ple, Tomato Sauce
Potted Sirloin Tips with Vegetables
Fried Liver and Onions
; Baked Ox Heart with Dressing
Pot. Roast of Beef Jardiniere Veg
i Veal with Dressing
: Mashed, Baked or Boiled Potatoes
‘=
Baked Apple Pudding
Jam Turnovers Hot Mince
Tea and Coffee

SHON? GRADERS SERVED AT ALL
HOURS.

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MAY. BILLINGS, Prop

50c Special Menu 50c
THURSDAY, DEC. 17

  

Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dinner 6:30 p.m. to 7:30.

fat.

Fish.
Salmon, Halibut, Black Cod
Boiled.
Piekled Pork with Vegetables
Kidney Saute on Toast

Hot Seotch Meat Pie
Liberty Steak, Spanish Sauce

  
        
         

Hoast Pork, Apple Sauce
Koast Beef, Pan Gravy
Veg es.
Kolled or Baked Potatoes
Butter Beets
Dessert.

   
    
       
    

  

Apple, Pumpkin Pie

Steamed Ginger Pudding with
White Sauce
Tea

Coffee
SHORT ORDERS SERVED ANY Time
FROM 7 A.M.

 
 

 

  
       
       
     
 
  
    
       
   
       
    

THE DASLY NEWS

™ More than
JO yrs. ago

an English chem-
<= ist began to manu-
facture BEECHAM’'S PILLS.
Todev thev have the largest

gale of eny medicine in

a ‘am's

pee pills

   

Seld cve:; «b-r> in Canade.

 

For first class shoe repairing,
B. M. Simpson, Fifth and MeBride
The “Director” Corset. Manu-
factured in Prince Rupert. Phone
Blue 92. tf

Tite’s Christmas Drawing.
Tvery $2.00 cash purchase en-
titles you free to a ticket. First
prize, brass bed, col! springs fel\
mattress and pair of down pillows.
Second .prize .ladies’ desk and
chair, mahogany finish. Third
prize 24-inch Kewpie Doll. tf

 

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* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *
“se eee eeea eee RSD

FOR SALE — Singer sewing ma-
chine, No. 1 model. Practically
new. $65. Apply 318 Fifth St.

or plone 477. 296

FOR SALE—Household furniture.
Phone Red 270. tf

 

 

Synopsis fs of fe
land Act Amendments
rytuced too wd’an acre: sccond-class te

Pre-emption now confined te sur-
only.

veyed

Records will be granted covering only
land suitable for tural
and which is can-Ulcber tee. > eames.

portionate imprevements, he may, be.
- or o ca
granted intermediate certificate of im

or @ same will te as for-
felture. Title cannot obtained in

t 5 years, and improvements
of $10.00 per acre, including 6 acres

cleared and cultivated, and residence
of at least 2 years are required.
Pre-emptor holding ‘oon t
may record another pre-emption, if he
requires land tn conjunction with his
farm, without actual occupation, -
ny improvements made
and residence maintained on Crow
granted land .

i

leased one person or .

Mil, or ind en
timber land not acres
may be purchased; conditions include
oo of stum:
or ae wa, inacocesthte
conditional upon construction of @ road
Jealt ihe cease ‘i of < 3
— - . _—s

Tae reny sate QRANTS
wie

The sco: of this Act is enlarged
ns and ee

time within which
t
he heirs or

pre-emptor may
for tithe under this Act is cxtendes
the death of

from for one year from
such son, as formerly, until one
ter the conclusion of the present

year
war. This privilege is also made re-
to pre-emptions are

troactive.
é No fees relati
ue or payable by soldiers on -
emptions recorded after June 26, i918
Taxes are remitted for five years.
Provision for return of mon Ss ac-
crued, due and been paid since uguet
4, 1914, on account of payments eee
or taxes on soldiers pre-emptions.
Interest on sereements to purchase
town Tow lots heid by members of
Allied rees, or dependents, acquired
direct or indirect, remitted from en-
listment to March #4 1920.

SUB-PURCNASERS OF co
LANDS. angen
Provision made for issuan
Crown game to oub-purchaane of
a

Crown vids, acquirin

purchasers who falied "to comme
purchase, involving forfeiture, on fyl-
filiment of conditions of purchase. in-
tereat and taxes. Where sub-purchas-
ers Co not claim whole of original par-
cel, purchase price due and taxes may
be iisteibuted proportionately over

whole area. Ap plications
made by May 1, 1920 a

GRAZING.

Grasing Act, 1919, ‘or
development of livestock tnd ~
Vides for grazing districts and range
administration uncer Commissioner
Annual grazing permits issued

on Dbumbers ra wed; priority £ estab-
Nshe@d owners. block-owness

forta Associations for

aoe. Free, or bertauly tree, "permaita
or setulers, campers or tra

t@ ten head. } - bad

 

SCHERER RO Ree

* Notice to Advertisers

*
a *
Casual advertisements *#*
* for insertion same day *
* sbould be in the Daily *
* Nows oflice before 10 a.m. *

Changes in advertisements *

should be on hand before *#*
* 5 p.m. on previous day. *

Sedeccesssseses!

something you
the classified column

There may be
want Ree

 

on Page 5,

 

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{ Local News Notes

setae News Notes |

Spirella Corsetiere. Phone
Black 257. “

* * .
\. Strachan wveturned to town
this morning.

. , .

For plate and sheet glass, see
A. W. Edge Co. tf
> * >

The Great War Veterans meet
tonight at 8 o'clock.
o . .

Tickets for prizes—every $1.00

purchase, Wallace's. tr

No waiting in shoe repairing at
McArthur's Shoe Store. tf
7 *. >

hk. P. Bolam and Mat Bolam are
in town from Ootsa Lake.
> ,
J. W. Smith, of Port Essington,
arrived in town yesterday.
> a >.
Pianos correctly tuned. $6.00,
G. CO, Walker. Phone Blue 389. _ tf

Arthumn A. Stewart and OU. T.
Sunda! are in town from Usk.
>. * .
Use “Muresco” the great sani-

tary wall finish. A. W. Edge Co.

. . .

COMMUNITY PLATE. The gift
de fuxe, at eastern prices, at
Tite's, tf

. . .

\. B. Armstrong, of Alice Arm,
is in the city and netorns home
tonight.

. .
Miss Norah Kenney returned

from a visit to southern cities this

morning.
. . >

When you need a pair of shoes
of better grade, call at MeArthur's
Shoe Store. tf

Mes. Galland returned from a
vist south on the Prince George
his morning.

McPhail, of An-

Mrs. KE. W. C.
ox, is registered at the Hotel
‘rince Rupert.

* . *

New shoes are expensive. Have
rebuilt at MeAr-
Store. tf

your old ones

hur’s Shoe
Tite's special discounts for
sh until Christmas in our fur
rug and drapery depar'
rents, tf

. .

ture,

Rh. A. Harlow, Grand Trunk civil
came in from Smithers
n the train which was five hours

neineer,

ate last night.
. .
Is a beautiful foot a proper
veapon for Cupid? See how it

vas used in “Miss Dulcie from
Dixie” at the Empress tonight and

tomorrow.

Keep New Year's afternoon for
be “Tea Dansant”’ to be given by
Hill 60 Chapter I.0.D,.E, in St.
\ndrew's Hall. Phone Green 435
ind reserve your table.

> >. * .

The Dolly Varden mine is stil!
shipping strong. Last week the
‘3rd scowload this year went out
vith a cargo valued at %60,000.
This was exceptionally high grade
re. Fic at

Which doll did-you love most?
Of course it was the old rag doll
that you cherished for years. Live
over these days again in the pic-
ture “In Wrong” with Jack Pick.
fond at the Westholme tonight.

. >. *

Belmont Surf Inlet Mining Co.
is expected to pay a 5 per cent
lividend this year. The oflicials
f the company are seeking legis-
latién to assist in putting gold
nining on a more paying. basis.

. *

Mines shipping to Tacoma and
ither American smelters are said
to be profiting by the high rate of
xchange. The Drum Lummon
shipped a scowload’ of concen-
‘rates and ore to Tacoma recently
n which they gained $250.

ist, 2nd and 3rd Prizes—Xmas
Drawing—Wallace's. tf

Barrie's
livery two

Christmas drawing.
dollars’ worth pun-
chased entitles you to a ticket
free, Starting Wednesday, No-
vember 19. First prize, Daven-
port bed; second prize, fumed oak
table; third prize, wicker rocker,
Two-color window ecards take
the eye quickly. See them at the
News Job Department.

See the classified ads. on page
five.

 

 

SO ee eee

EQUIP
PORT

MORTOAGE SALE OF SAWMILL
MENT AND LUMBER AT
CLEMENTS, B. C.

Under and by virtue of the powers con
tained in @ certain chattel mortgage held
by the wendor there is offered for sale wu
to and including Friday the @nd day oF
January, 1920, the following chattels, viz:
the plant, machinery, equipment and lum
ber of the Port Clements Box and Lumber
Co, Lid, at Port Clements, B. C
: For particulars apply to J. B. Weir, 1806
Richards St., Vaneouver B. C. 302

 

 

 

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-WESTHOLME THEATRE:

__ Tonight and Tomorrow Only

The Jack Pickford Film Co. presents

UNGK PICKFORD ‘ssa “IN. WRONG’

Chester Outing, “Put Your Cares on Ice”

CHRISTIE COMEDY, “KIDS”
Overture by the Westholme Concert Orchestra
ADMISSION: 15e and 36d

-* EMPRESS THEATRE .::

TONIGHT and TOMORROW

The Pretty Vitagraph Star

GLADYS LESLIE ™ “Miss Dulciefrom Dixie’

6th Episode of “THE IRON TEST”
And a Real Comedy.
ADMISSION . 15e¢ and 30«

 

 

 

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PPPPC POL g.

A BARREL OF GOOD THINGS

to eat could easily be chos«
our stock. This is the place
your holiday buying at. We cx
complete line of foodstuff
pastry of the finest kind. W
taking orders now for |
Cakes, with Rea! Fruitin them. These
are made in town and wi

ed and iced to suit your req

provided we receive y

time.

Xmas Turkeys, per 'b. 6c

ORDER EAR!

| The Rupert Table Supp!y Co.

Phones 211-212

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FRESH KILLED TURKEYS

For Christmas
Ducks, Geese, Chickens and ow!

Everything for the Christmas
Dinner at Lowest. Prices
PLACE YOUR CHRISTMAS ORDER NOW

George J. Frizzell

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Georgetown Lumber Co.
PHONES 130 ang 423. —_ P. 0. BOX 1632
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