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THE HATCHET Is BURIED.

 

 

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The war is over and a peace compact signed. The two
great fighters, both named Manson, last night shook hands and}
today might go on the calendar marked in red as “Handshakin | —__
Day.” We fought a good fight and we lost, but we have to
admit that our opponents also put up a good fight, and while
patting ourselves on the back have plenty of time to admire
their generalship and soldierly qualities. There will be peace
and smiling even at the city council, although the Mayor did say
some hot things about Dr. Ciayton and both Dr. Clayton and
Alderman Montgomery said the hardest things they could of
the Mayor. But it is all over and ordinary citizens as well as
politicians are relieved. A clear lethal stream is sweeping al!
acrimony from the memory and we are dropping back into our
old paces, everyone doing his share in the upbuilding of this
great city and world port.

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THE MORNING AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE

The morning after the night before
The flowers are dead in the light of mort
We rise with shaking hands to dress

4nd wish that we had ne'er been bort

 

 

The morning after the night before—
The wine is stale, the laughter fled;
We blush with shame as memory stirs
The worse than idle things we said.

The morning after the night before—
We bid goodbye to the jovial past
And swear, with penitential vow,

The night before shal! be the last.

The morning after the night before—

We grasp the lily and spurn the rose;

But the night that follows the night before
Opens the gate through which penitence flows.

 

 

 

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SAMUEL HARRISON Vv. PF. G. GAMBLE
(NOTARY PUBLIC)

Samuel Harrison & Co. | :

Real Estate and Stock Brokers
APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED

Prince Rupert Stewart

 

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS.

~| KING GEORGE HARRASSED BY
THE GREAT COAL PROBLEM

ROYAL BROW BEGINS TO Loox CAREWORN AS THE wnat tl
TRIAL WARFARE RAGES ON—KING CANCELS MANY
FOREIGN VISITS PLANNED PREVIOUSLY.

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days thr
i is pass e undoubt-/dent Fallieres was contemplated
y affecting h e pre-ithis spring, and as a matter of
uundiy than they appear t 10} fact provisiona arrangements
the majority of his subject ere.| had been in hand for some weeks |
whose itude it h resent| bul in the absence of a settlement}
crisis recalis the ht heartedjof the coal dispute the King has}
gaiety with which lle. Allivier;considered it advisable to post-|/
hade the French nation embar&| pone ali engagements in the near]
upon the disast ‘ ihiand distant futur aoe
Prussia. their Majesties’ absence from

How deeply His Majesty Britain. }

PRINCE RUPERT MAY BE COAST
TERMINUS OF AMERICAN ROAD

C. NETHEWAY SAYS THIS WILL PROBABLY BE THE GREAT-
EST SEAPORT ON THE PACIF IC—C., M. & ST. P. RAILWAY
HAS HAD AN AGENT LOOKING OVER THE GROUND.

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When J. C. Netheway was here fir t harbo: I the acific}
uld get a word)coast |

the object of his Prince Rupert will control the}

treal Herald ofjirade to the north and become | ss

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go further than that and say

Prince Rupert will be, in all pro-

bability the greatest seaport on Piano for rent. Apply Keeley's
I believe it is the| Drug Store.

Fort George 145 ACRES”

YES, Sir! FORT GEORGE! McBride) of jand on G. T. P. for sale.
will be in power again, and it simply
means that the f of FORT GEORGE Good terms.
is assured. The ancouver-Fort George
Railway is goir ullt in three years,
rs will follow before
up ifs

Grand Hotel..

Workingman’s Home*
Free Labor Bureau in Connection
S$’ Phone 178 lst Ave. and 7th St.
and after APRIL in| GEO. BRODERIUS, Proprietor
the residentia! :

VANCED $50.00 wt. 7 eis a as aan
raise the 7

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Prine e Ru r abou George.

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lols, block 8, section 1, $10,000;
cash, balance 9 and 15 mo

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$8.50 Per Ton, Delivered
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“and 12 months. |
27, section 5, $500, 1-2!
6 and 12 months
blot 18, eee Me $2,150; 1-2
cash, balance 1 and 2 ye |
One lot, block 29, section 7 "$500; $300}
| cash, balance 1 year.
| Two lots, block 15, section 8, $500; 1-2
cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months
| Double corner, block 16, section 8, $750;
| 1-2 ca@sh, balance 6 and 12 months. ;
|} Two lots, block 27, section 8, $900; 1-2)
cash, balance 6 and 12 months.

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LAND PURCHASE NOTICE.
Th. COLLART

Sole en j
haut }Skeena Land District—District of Coast
Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd. | wake : ant g; i aa oe
806 226 | ake notice t 1 O
Bes Gh ot. Phone 381 Spokane, Washington, occupation farmer,
intend to apply for permission to purchase

| the follo wing described la
Commencing at s post planted about
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jhalf south from End Hill, Banks Isiland,/
} thence south 40 chains, thence west 40

ve north 40 chains, thence

chains, thence
ast 40 chains to point of commencement;
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS onlaining one hundred and sixty acres,
imore or less

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iH. R. Love, Prop., Prince Rupert| WiLLiam FRASER.
? y Fred Dawson, Agent.

\Up- -to- Date Equipment. Work and! Dated March 5, 1042.

} Prices Right. Engine Work Pub, March 23, 1912.

and General Repairing.

Shop, Hays Cove. ee J re. 6 t

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Agents for Imperial Gasoline Motors. Pris nee Rupert B. C., ‘occupation brakeman,

Phone Blue 259 - P. O. Box 957 |!" ‘0 apply for perreesy, fo purchase
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| Skeene Land District—District of Coast
Ra

the following described
Commencing at a post planted «about
f ur miles west and three and a half miles
a — —=/ south from End Hill, Banks Island, thence
| north 40 chains, thence west 40 chains,

thence south 40 chains, thence cast 40
e peek ing chains to point of commencement; contain
| ing one bundred and siaty acres, more or
in the larger cities in Chill-| GEORGE GRAHAM
Fred Dawson, Agent.
les =Grass Beds. Morris) ii.5 sarch 5, 194%

Rockers are among the lat-| /ub. March 29, 1919.
est arrivais at ————-

At The Big Furniture Store) Avvertise 2

ADVERTISE IN THE
Entrance 2nd Ave., cor. 6th St. | NEWS

 

 

 

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~IN THE—
Skeena Valley Nechaco Valley
Bulkley Valley Fort George District

IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS

LANDS Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on LANDS
easy terms.

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, Limited

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000. 00 VANCOUVER, B.C,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You Are on the Bench

YOU—the Public—are the judge. On your

good opinion and your good word depends the

success of the advertised article. For no amount
of advertising will induce you to buy a second time
what you do not like. No advertising will offset
the bad effect of a dissatisfied buyer:

That is why advertisers must and do maintain
the quality of their goods.

No manufacturer can
advertise for long an infer!
From the moment the adve
begins, the quality must eit
kept uniform or improved
back means ruin.

Advertisers realize that to turn
their outlay for advertising into
profit they must give good value.

They are not looking for one-
time sales. First sales, in a
cases, would not pay for ‘the adver-

tising. The day is passing wher

for a pint oi pick! ies Ye
the brand.
You don’t ask for Rolled (

You name the brand you prete!

To be successful, they must make
steady customers. So, qué ality is
being put im to bold the trade that
advertising produces.

The unknown article ma

Thus, to be sure of quality, one good, but you are not so su
naturally turns to goods that are as you are of the advertised art
advertised. And isn’t it only rea- which bears the seal of qu
sonable? —a well known maker's trace

 

TO MANUFACTURERS
You who make good goods and do not advertise—show your con-
fidence in your product.
Advertise it,
Let the public know that you stand back of your goods to
maintain their aigh quality.

Make your trade name the recognized standard in your line.

 

 

Advice regarding your advertising problems is available
through any good advertising agency, or the Secretary
of the Canadian Press Association, Room 503 Lumsden
uilding. Enquiry involves no obligation on your
part—so write, if interested.

BARU P eae ABl os