jay, N vember 9, 1942,
waturd

and DF strict District of Goasl,
apeene e 6
: : wort, charles Hi, Ziegler,
ake notice and, cecupation ge nuileman,
, London Eng for permission to pur
end 60 MPP ng described lands
the fot st a post planted at the
eee of jot 20, thence north
ripeast corer © at 90 chains, thence
wins, Wene’ vence east 90 chains to
yuth mmencerti nt, containing ninety
eo ess
yo) acres er ey HENRY ZIBGLER,
. siexander Noble, Agent,
oth, 1012
sat ie ete
put
5 Land pistrict eo of Cosst,
sweens ‘ange
Let nat Heary Burbank, of
fake now”. cupation lumberman,
prince HOPE Wy for permission to put
pends 1 APP? ing described lands:
chasey tHE a post planted 40 chains
gammenciné © yineast corner Of Lot 1728,
gui Of Me st Distric’, thence east 40
paoge - im 4 chains, thence
qpains, tN inence north 40 chains to
anode se mmencement, containing 160
fren HENRY BURBANK
andrew Kennedy, Agent
ated Sept. | th, 1912
pub sept. 14
|
snd Distatet—District of Coast,
mene = hange V
tat |, 4. A. Pake, of Prince
8. upation blacksmith, in
nope jy for permission to purchase
god Ww ape ined jands
be [OOK eg at @ post planted at the)
ee f Lot 1706 thence south
porihwes? | r jess to bank of Zimogo-|
ee siong th bank of river}
mM orihwe direction 30 chains
ever bank t0 post of commenc
on i 40 acres more or less
wel) oR. Pake, northwest corner
= PAKE
al i912
Died Acept. 16, 1918
nd Districth—District of Coast,
—_™ hange V
take notice that Allan Sim, of Prince
r ipation bridgeman, intends ww
= fal r u t purchase the fol

ribed lands

   
  

 

ano rowewase NOTE A Extra Week's Pay

«

When

A

4%

your Savin, tank
ccount reaches a reasonal)]
amount the

to tell,

an
interest begins
One workman

who had a

few hundted dollars on
deposit, said thatthe Interest
seemed like an

receiving

extra week's pay each year,
They all had to start once.
Lose no time in making your
initial deposit, On:
Starts an account in

THE BANK OF

British North America.

76 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Capital and Reserve Over $7,500,000

Dollar

 

Prince Rupert Branch,

F. S. LONG, Manager.

 

Georgetown
Sawmill Co. Ltd.
Lumber!

and

Mouldings

A large stock of dry finish-
ing lumber on hand. Boat
lumber a specialty. Delivery
made at short notice.

Our prices are as low as any.

Call on us before ordering.

OFFICE:

EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG.
Cor. 6th St. and 2nd Ave.

- Church Services -

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services every Sunday in the
Chureh Hall at 11 a.m. and
Empress Theatre at 7.30 p.m.
Sunday School at 7.50 p.m

REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., Pastor

 

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, SRD AVE., NEAR OTH ST
Services every Sunday at 1)
am. and 7.30 pm Sunday
School 230 p. m Baraca

Bible Class 2.30 p.m

REV. W.H.McLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
Services every Sunday at 11
am. and 7.30 p.m Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m.
REV. C. RK. SING, B.D PasToR

THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
Granville Court
Sunday services at
a. m., 3 and 8 p. m
day School, 1:30 p. m
Week night services Mon
day, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday
CAPT. AND MRS TUTTE
Commanding OMfcers

11
Sun

 

 

 

 

 

cing @t & post planted at the
rner of Lot 1706, and marked
am $. E. Corner, thence north 40
thence west 20 chains more or
pank of Zimogotiz River, thence
paok of river In @ southerly direc
pains more or less to the porth
t 17 thence east 20 chains
to post of commencement,

a0 @ s more or less.

ALLAN 8IM
‘ pgust 31, 1012
pub. Sept. 1%, ivi?
Seu La rich—District of Coast,
hange V
ak wat Martha Ann Krutz, of
» Washingtop, occupation spinster,
c APE for permission to pul
« described lands
g al & post planted on th
tary of Lot 6151, Range

as i yet gazetted (kath
een Ae application to purchase),
this post | ge about chains west of
the ea ner of this lot, thence
» sins, thence west to east bank
af Hocsa ’ thence southerly fullow
ig cast bank Hivesall River to the
portiiw ht f Lot 6151, thence fol
wring t wary of this lot to point
a containing 40 acres
; AARTHA ANN KAUTZ

ale be znd, 1912

Pub #i, 1912
Sem Land District—District of Coast,

Kange V

Tae notice that |, Peter Stacey, of
Prince Rupert, occupation carpenter, in
wad © apply for permission to purchase
i following described lands

jmmencing at a post pianted sbout)
toes south from Graveyard Point tele
(fy sation and being on the south side
@ ie Skeena Kiver, thence south 80 chains,
ee west chains, thence north 80
ca east 80 chains to post of
@amicement, containing 640 acres more
o

PETER STACEY |

Wet August 24th, 1912

Pub Sept. 28, 1942
Siem Land District}—District of Coast,

Hange V

le bolce that John Merritt, of Prince

rt ipation constable, intends tw
uP) permission to purchase the fol
wing described lands

Gumencing at & post planted on the
tr bank of the Quinamas Hiver, about
chains east of indian Shack, Wmence
mr 4 hains, thence east 40 chains,
Gere south 40 chains, thence west 40
Guns © post of commencement, contain: |
160 acres more or less.

JOHN MERRITT, Locator
A. G. Fallowfleld, Agent
bated September 2nd, 1012
Pub. Sept. 27, 2049
|
Reus Land District—District of Coast,

. ange V.

Me notice that Thomas Partington, of!
Selkirk, Mat cupation clerk, intends to
Tae : permission to purchase the fol

Geseribed lands }
* mmencing at & post planted on an
om ne easterly from Indian re |
ve “ Mouth of Quinamas River, thence |
ae Sains to river bank thence west)
caine following river bank, thence

» 40 chains, thence east 40 chains tw}
ae 72 vmmencement, containing 160)

THOMAS PARTINGTON, Locator. |

A. G. Fallowfield, Agent
og September 2nd, 19012 ”
Sept. 27, 10142
Mtoe Land Distriet ‘pisirict of Cosst,|
lange V
a Fl ina Ps, eC. Putnam, of
Toman, inter i. 3 ‘a, occupation married
Pitthase the ren weBIY fOr Permission to|

Commencing aro 3s described lands

S Woe eat & pOSst planted about 80
arveyed = (he southwest corner of

a River $0045 on the bank of

ct West 2 thence south 80 chains

hore 2 fhains, thence north 80
Wier, ther less to bank of Skeena)
Mak of river 2 an easterly direction along |
mar or “Wer 80 chains more or less to!
hres ore Mmmencement, containing 640 |
, MRS i if PUTNAM.
veorge K. Putnam, .
Pai’ August iim ee
Sept. 17, 1049
meu Land District—District of Coast,

Take hot Kange V.

Pri ce that 1, Mike Vukestich, of

hee Rupert, BC

» intend 4 sy tae en Soares

  
 

Witchase the “pply for permission to
Coltibenetag tOWiNe deseribed lands:
tains alte 4! & post planted about 70
trou, Gray aut ‘ud in @ southerly direction
Wing on {24 Point telegraph oMce and
Wer, then’ South side of the Skeena
chains UU" 80 chains, thence west
ts) valence north 80 chains, thence
Caining A © Post of commencement,

640 acres more or less,
Dated ay MIKE VUKSTICH,.
Pup ‘BUSt 24th, 1042
"Ol. 28, 1019,
heey,
” Land District District of Goast
Range V, .

   

Horace Roy, of Prince

 

. . ation sentieman, in-

Me Tolle 7 ' Hission Y ’
Commence described lands oo

Wiles « ule ‘| & post planted about @
lelegraen west from Graveyard Point
HULL of», ; ny * and about 14 % miles
Mioining yt - , Suk Of Skeena River, and
We thenee - Me®Y'S @pplication to}
mit hair uth 80 chains, thence
malt #ast So ch tehee north 80’ chains, |
ML, Maining cn tO post of commence. |

. ‘) acres more or less
Dated 4 : HORACE ROY
24th, i9i2

Pup

“IQUOR ACT, 1910,

 

®
Sept

Section 44.)
Vouee
4 8 here
wt Decempee” 8t¥eD that om the fret!
na 0 the Bee HeAt application will be!
ont fOr rene warintone ent of Provincial
@ yldtor by reigitt te Motel license to
Me Big a: “ll ih the hotel known
“e D the Prove Hoel, situate at Kit
Hd this 10th day Settiah Columbia, |
w Pathan, October, 1048.)

SON, Applicant

  

Prince Rupert Lodge, |.0.0.F.

No. 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block

Every Tuesday Evening
All members of the order in the
city are requested to visit
the lodge.
H. ALLISON, N., G.
W. G. BARRIE, Sec. |

A.

SONS OF NORWAY |
Meets every Thursday at 7 p. m.,|
at 319 3rd Ave. All Norwegians |

are welcome.

“Valhalla” of S.H. & E.F.

(SCAN DINANIAN SOCEBTY)

Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 5
p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave.

WATER NOTICE.

For @ License to Take and Use Water.

Notice is hereby given that The British
Columbia Packers’ Associationof Van
couver, B. C., will apply for @ license to
take and use one hundred miner's tnches

of water out of Cunningham Lake The)
water will be diverted at Cunningham
Lake and will be used for canning, do

mestic and industrial purposes on the land
described as the town of Port Essington
This notice was posted on the ground
on the 28th day of September, 1912 The
application will be fied in the office of the
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert
Objections may be fled with the said

Water Recorder or with the Comptroller
of Water Rights, Parliament Bulldings
Victoria, B. C

THE BRITISH COLUMBIA PACKERS’
ASSOCIATION
M. English, Agent

Es

WATER LICENSE.

For @ License to Take and Use Water

Notice is hereby given that G. A. 1
Sawie, of Prince Kupert, will apply for 4
license to lake and use ten (10) inches of
water out of an unnamed creek which
flows im an easterly direction tas gh Lot
766 and empties into Goose Bay bear south
end of said let The water will be di
verted at a point about 500 feet from
mouth and will be used for domestic pul
poses on the land described as Granby bay
Townsite

This notice was posted op the ground
on the 15ih day of October, 1012 The
application will be fled in the office of the

Water Recorder at Prince Rupert
Objections may be fled with the said
Water Recorder or with the Comptroller
of Water Rights, Partiament Buildings
Victoria, B. ¢
uo. A. T, SAWLE
Pub, Get, @t, 1018

appreciates

lthen let it go nearly cold

| :
soft

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

SPORT CLIPPINGS |

 

 

 

 

 

An international motor boat}baseball championship, He says
race from New York to Londonthe would have retired had he
is tO be arranged, and the finish| been sueccesfsul in Wednesday's
of the first race will be at the} game al Boston
House of Commons Sir Thos —

Lipton will enter a boat. Umpire Rigler has sent to, Bill
oe Brown, a leading Cincinnati fan,

Albert Kerr se
vert Kerr should be a sens@-lipe jast ball pitched by Christy
ion in the Paeifie Goast League.
lint Mathewson in the final game of

nti he beeame dissatisfied tt world’ eri rt i]

» world’s series : ay
vith his environment in the east ” . tag: pit
th ; done up im tinsel, and Brown

ere Was none better than the
says he would not sell it for
same lightning tempered “Dub-
, £1,000,
ie
If golf consisted iv following a
ames Robertson, a young in
. woman, instead of a ball, around
sich zht from Glasgow has tl link : tok

. Inks, more then woul t »
heen signed by Woolwich Arsenal . my ;
: it up.

He is 5 feet 9 inehes in height :
and weighs 11 stone 8 ounds sain
i p : London's First League clubs
e has represented the Glasgow
= will have to buckle to in earnest,
league on several occasions
All three have so far cul a sorry
| id n figure. The Southern League
re iF é » -
ae lackman, the Hud-lean afford to Jaugh a bit just
derstiels o 9 . . aaa

. Town captain, gave a now.
brilliant exposition of the full »
back game agi 5 "’ P
. a ae 1inst Bradford In When Packy MeFarland hooks
Ac oy - ‘ters */(

wn upporter con up with Jack Britton he will find
sider i the 2 acl
- ‘ aa r finest full back in}ne jg up against a stiffer propo.
the second « <

eVIStON. sition than the usual arks he
ee has been battering up

Parke the Glasgow Rangers --
reserve centre forward, has There is a standing reward of
scored 10 goals already this sea-~|#5.000.000 for the man who dis-
son Blackburn Rovers are saidjeqgyers a New York or Boston
to be after him baseball writer wh s nol so

prejudiced that he can give an

Christy Mathewson wants one|unBiased account of the world’s
more ehanee to win the world’s] series
mere om a

 

 

Jp os es rte oe es ers re

USEFUL HINTS FOR THE HOME

 

 

An Attractive Dressing Gown. |
Ihe

an early

busy woman, who makes

in the morning and
the

start

return at night}

to comfort and ease, finds a cosy

 

dressing gown a charming gar-
ment to slip mto A length of
some fascinating material, such
las flannel or cashmere, is admir-
jable for this, and a simple little
|} gown, with deep collar and quaint
eulfs, may be evolved from five
yvards of 44 inch fabric A good
[pattern should be secured for
this, when the actual making will
prove extremely simple rhe
eollar euffs and belt all lend
themselves to being embroidered
with washing embroidery silks in
tones to correspond with the ma-
terial
To Make Grape Wine.

Here is an old fashioned recipe
for utilizing the small grapes, of
which there is a quantity this
year. Take some ripe grapes and
bruise them, and to every gallon
of the fruit measured before |
bruising) add a gallon of water: |
stir them oceasionally, and then
strain off the juice To every |
gallon of this liquor put two
pounds of loaf sugar; put both
into a barrel, but do not close it
unt al hissing sound = has}
stopped Then secure it firmly, |
and in six months it will be ready |
o bottle Another delightful)

fuse to which to put these small}

grapes is to make them into jelly}
of red currant)
makes al
delicious to
meats, or to chops and steaks

of the consistency
This grape jelly
accompaniment

jelly
cold |
oe oe
Cleaning Doeskin.
Make a good lather of shredded
warm water, and
Wash
hands, and,
out the
lathered
well in

eurd soap and
on the
clean,
in

& loves
quite
water
leaving
= loves,
Dull

turning
them im
but

the
when
dirty
water,
the

rinse
clean
the soap
as this keeps them
them off the hands
them inside out,
the air ina
net at fire

wently,
dry or

the

and
warh root,
Watercress All the Year.
watercress In pots, the |
lower halves of which are filled
with crocks and the upper halves
with good mould, and keep them
always full of water
summer they can stand out
the provided the |
are full of water
they must be
Thus a watereress salad |
twice a week |

sow

 

in saucers
In

loors

oft
sul,
kept

winter

in

saucers
bul
h

in
used
available once or
round

i the year

Economy of Labor.

ro make a seullery table really
and able to be quickly
ined, wet a sheet of tin an inch}
iwo larger than the table
| he edges under the stab, |
‘ fix This. will save endless
» and laber, for wood ad
he crease, and is diMlieult to
ea besides being entirely
by having hot saucepans
scod i it, whereas tin ean
. ep condition with
iter and a little sand

|} eravies,

;ege

; Washed

ably

other

To Make Mushroom Ketchup.
Chis valuable flavoring for
and is

sauces soups

economically made at
follows I the: full
flaps of the mushrooms,
crush them lightly with the hands
a handful of salt
peck of mushrooms and
stand all night; then
into and put
twelve
hair
of
of
ginger

easily and

home as

se
grown
and sprinkle
moevery

let them
put them
in the

hours

stewpan
for

through

oven about
Strain
to
one
peppel
and half a pound of salt; puf over
boil

a
galion

each
and

sieve, and every

liquor pul ounce

cloves, blaek
gently until
reduced by one-half

the let it
go quite cold before being bottled

low fire and

liquor
it from

rake

fire and

Pure Wator.

If ever doubtful about the pur-
ity of the supply, boil the water
and filter it, and to remove the
flat, insipid taste which often re-
sults from the boiling take it out
of doors into the fresh air and
pour it from jug to jug two or
three times The water in this
way draws in the oxygen, which
restores the sparkling and re-

freshing quality

Economical Icing for Cake.

housewives, When
scarce, adopt the follow-
plan for icing cake: They
a half pound of sugar to the
white of ge and suflicient
milk to take the place of a see-

Canadian

are
ne

se

one e

ond egg white. This makes an
excellent icing, which will com-
mend itself to the notice of all

careful housekeepers as the fes-
tive of Christmas draws
near.

season

Value of Horseradish.
An old fashioned and excellent
for rheumatism made
by putting a pint of the best Hol-
land gin into a bottle and add-
ing to three four finely
scraped horseradishes, being
careful fill the bottle. Tie it
down securely with wire and bury
the bottle in earth for fourteen
days. Take a tablespoonful of
the liquid night and morning.
An aching tooth may also often
relieved by putting freshly
horseradishe in the
The

be

remedy is

to

be
scraped
mouth and around the gum
should afterward
out with lukewarm
phorated water

mouth
cam-

COAL AT FORT GEORGE

 

Gieorge, Nov, 8.—Bitum-

of an exeeptionally
high quality, discovered north of
the Neehaco River, within dis-
tance of twenty miles of Fort
Gieorge, is the latest and prob-
by long odds the best find
made in this immediate dis-

Fort
inous coal

a

vel

trict
During

Profesaor

of the

Jones

tiost
A. E
7 See

sunnier
of Albu.

querque, an authority on

time

Nort
year

Tr

and

Rupert

————

STOLE T0 BUY
GIRL PRESENT

Calgary Youth Admits Crime—

Stole to Give Presents
to Sweetheart.
— |
Calgary, Alta., Nov. 8—Infatu
ation with a woman, and the re. |
sultant desire to shower her with |
presents bevond his means ied

18. vear-old George Beddle to pri i

son today for a term of one ind |

Jack Anderson, the well known

Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker, old

resident

former being on
Hotel

hern
went

8,

Stalker
satisfy

*"\

south
vesterdayv
spend the winter in Vietoria

vourself.

SRE

 

 

 

‘Apples Apples! Potatoes Potatoes.

The Apple is the Best
the Price is Right

___... LYNCH BROS. .-....-

3 cars Highland
2 cars Ashcroft

We have what you

are looking for
Price is Right

:
|
beans

 

 

Beddle

 

and popular road foreman under

©. J. Gillingeham in the Portland

Canal district, was a passenger

going south yesterday morning

on the Prinee Rupert for a short

vacation. Mr. Anderson expects THIRD ANENUE
to return to Stewart in about

three weeks’ Lime

Paints
Oils

of Stewart Varnishes

the staff of
for the last
on the
morning to

5 the
the
two

Prince

   

& Wells’ butter

263 tf

 

 

 

 

 

 

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies

MONARCH MALLEABLE **

 

Find It Through a News Want Ad.

one-half years was con. |@ PLAS
vieted of forgeries aggregating |
nearly 841,000 In being senten. |
eed the young man made a cle an | “FROM HOME TO HOME.”
breast of his offences and de.!
elared that he had = fe dsthe
“i a pat oe § HOTEL ~=ELYSIUM
for a girl
She was not to blame, de. Sid. Sykes, Manager
clared Beedle, “‘as the gifte were The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver.
unsolicited, | wanted to do more Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices.
for her than her other admirers
and my desire to outshine the 1142 Pender Street West - - Vancouver, B.C.
other fellows landed me here Phone 8500.

KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

P.O. DRAWER 1524

PHONE No. 3

Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
Tinware
Graniteware

HARDWARE

‘‘ Stay Satisfactory
Range.”’

 

 

 

 

FARM
LANDS

Skeena Valley
Bulkley Valley

Carefully selected Lands

 

 

  

it
{r

 

has most of his

around Fort George |
and at the tail end of the season, |
weeks ago, he!
landed a sample of eoal that goes
ash and in

of high standard

minerals, spent

less than two

5 per cent is
was

every | ff

   

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY,

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00

if

—IN THE—

-IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS—

easy terms.

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Nechaco Valley
Fort George District

at Reasonable Prices and on

 

 

 

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You Can Thank
Advertising

EXT time you step into the corner store,

take a look around. Of all the articles
on the shelves, how many were on your
shopping list five years agoP Make it ten
years, and you will find that most of the
things you buy to-day—and could not do
without—were not even made then.

You men and women who buy
things, let this sink in. You are
better men and women because of
advertising. You eat more whole-
some food. You wear better clothes.
Your home is better furnished. You
have cleaner and more sanitary
houses. You read better books and
magazines. You seek more health-
fulamusements.

Your whole standard of living has
been raised--and why? Because
the men who make these better
things are telling you that you will
be more comfortable, happier and
healthier if you use these higher
grade goods.

It is advertising that makes it
possible for you to buy “the best™
right at your corner store. It is
advertising that encourages the
inventor to make new comforts and
new utilities and enables you to buy

Isn’t life brighter

and higher standards of living?

them almost immediately after they
are perfected.

J. J. Hill says this “high living”
costs more. True for J. J.—but
it is worth more. And leaving the
cost aside, do you want to go back
to buying jam out of a pail, oatmeal
out of a barrel, raisins out of sticky
boxes, or tea exposed in an open
chest? '

Do you regret the money you
paid for a Player Piano?

Would you forego the new style
razor?

Isn’t a Tungsten worth a thousand
candles?

Would you now be enjoying these
if enterprising manufacturers had
not told you about them in their
advertisements?

because we have new

Let us thank advertising for it.

Advice regarding your advertising problems is available through
tising agency or the Secretary of the Canadian Préss Association,
nguiry involves no obligation om your part——

Lumsden Building, Toronto,
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