gaturday, December 6, 1943

THE DAILY NEWS

 

SS.
GERTIFIOATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

Mountain Goat and Eagk
situate io the Skeena Min

Casslar Distitet.

ng sed: About six
of Falls Creek, Goose Bay

let,

inat 4,

 

id Hog,

wm. tT.
ertiicate No, B43839,
ror George hudge,
ate No. B33997;
i ; Miner’s Certificate No,
Cost wo, T. Kergin, Free Miner's
i a9, intend, SIXty days from
fr, to apply to the Mining
1 Certiicate of Improve
) purpose Of obtaining a
me of the above claims,

take notice that action un
, must be commenced be
of such Certificate of ln

act
Free
P, €¢

vith day of September, A. b

 

et

-_—

. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

situate
Cassiar

mineral claim,
Division vo

im the

pia Di

pact

ed About six miles back

h of Falls Creek, Goose Bay,
. Inlet

ke inat I, Wm. T. Kergin, Fre:

ste NO. B43839, acting as

\ ht. Lord, Free Miner's Cer

pa io, £ iui, and P, C, Coates, Free

? ite No, D77689, intend

in the date hereof, to appiy

g Kecorder for a Certificate vi

for the purpose of obtain

ant of the above claim,

{ er take notice that action, un

, fnust be Commenced befor

ich Certinicate of Improve

Ww .

24th day of September, A. I

KREME COURT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA,

TTER OF THE WINDING
CHAPTER 144 OF THE
UTES OF CANADA
ACTS AND IN THE

KINCE RUPERT

KAGE COMPANY, LIMITED
eby given that the Cont
impany, Limited, a body
a registered office at the
hupert, in the Province of

ibia, has been appointed of

f the above named Prince
Cold Storage Company,
of Mr. W. E. Burritt,

ir OF the Supreme Court at
B. &., Of the 8th day
ivis

WILLIAMS
s for the

Ul
Kl

AND
MATTER
FISH AND

Ruf f und

ol

& MANSON,
Said Liquidator

 

WATER NOTICE.

For a License to Take and Use Water.
' reby given that Joseph Ul
ba Lb. U., Will apply for a
sud use len second feet of
ler Creek, Which Nows
lirection through vacant
nio Hastings Arm near

 

 
 

asterly
PorUand, “Francis

 

miles back

Kergin,

Lb

MAN WHO ROBBED BANK
MONTREAL IN MANITOBA
BEING TRACED,

He Has Been Follower to

Twelve Miles of Winnipeg
Now.

Winnipeg, Dec

ail of
Bank
Plum Coulee ‘2

hot on the ty the bandit
robbed the of Montreal

5,000 and

Arnold,

within

hot ‘the n inager, Mr

been traced

to

les of the city of

Winnipeg.

The .
The capture of the

ed within a very hort time
as tne police have the pursuit

n hand and it

he is to get away from them
rhe Daily
circulation
trict
dealers

in the city and

TT YEARS In Business,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OveER $7,600,000.

Joint Account

A Joint Account may be
opened in the names of two or
more persons. Whichever one
can most conveniently reach
the bank can then deposit the
joint funds or withdraw the
cash

needed. It saves time

and trouble.

 

7 mining claims
posted mm the gr
f Uctober, 1913
led in the office
Rupert, B.C
fied with the said
With the Comptr
Parliament b

 

at Prince
i be

  

EPH
By Kh. 8S

17

ULMER, Appl
Dodge,

ant
Seent

 

District—District
Hange V.
ah that Eugene Renz, of Prince
I , Occupation cook, intends tw
apy permiss lon to purchase the fol-
bed lands:
€ at @ post planted about 20
sins § of the northeast corner of
8.1 veo, thence borth 40 chains, thence
eas ins more or less to the west
bounda f Jobn MeKechnie’s pre-emp
t south 20 chains more or less
southwest corner,
wm chains, thence south 20
ba e west 33 chains more or less
sndary of 8. E, 30945 to the
pol ininbencement, conb.ining vu!
acres I less

of Coast,

Mckhechnie’s

 

EUGENE KRENZ.
H, D. Lenhart, Agent.
Dated August 22nd, 109143,
Pub. Sept. 22, 1913—Nov. 17, 1013
Diestrict—District
ange 4
that Elbert M
i u., occupation prospec- |}
ipply for permission to]
described lands |
~ at @ post planted on
Banks Island, opposit
sled two 2 miles
chains more I
Inile and seventy }
t west of A, I
i chains more or less
" s and forty-~«
west of Green Toy
twenty 20

of pone

 

Morgan

the
Mink
and

ight (48

chains
uw
wre or less to
Channel, thence fol
southerly to point of
ntaining elghty 8
EBERT
tobeT, 1913
1913-——Jan.

M, MORGAN

12, 1014

 

District—District of Coast, |
Hange V.
that Herbert W. Lees, ot|
berla, occupation gentleman,
pply for to |
= wing deseribed lands; |
ut * at a post planted on the}
east r of @ bay a Kittle to the}
kKiahl Bay,

permission pur-

Stephens island, |
and adjacent to the ap- |
purchase lot of L. R. W. |
horth twenty chains, thence |
hains, thence south twenty |
wt twenty chains follow
ine to the point of com
containing forty acres

LEES
Beavis.

 

HERBERT
Agent, L. R,
3 12th, 1913.
ome. N ), 1913-—Jan, 5, 1914,
a lS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Ww
Ww.

Vaneh that the partuership of
Bins” ’ igmhan, carrying on bus!
Peinne ace sis on Second avenue,
and ‘upert, B. C., Nas been dissolved
SS hon will in future be carried
it , Youngman

. \RLES L. YOUNGMAN

 

 

GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA

Department of Agriculture |

\ssistant Horticulturist |

House

Prince Rupert

, ' or advice freely
W or call,
A. H, TOMLINSON
\ ‘ant Horticulturist

Advertise in

The Daily News

 

 

  

P. MARGETTS, MANAGER

OF
|
Within

The police are}
who
at
then
He
twelve

man is expect-
now,

well
cannot be seen ar |

News has the largest
ti dis-
lo be had at all the news-

1836 THE BANK oF 1913

BritishNorthAmerica

The Convenience of a

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH

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GUARANTEED BY THE
GOVERNMENT of CANADA

— Ml ltd

 

YUL MYL

LOPLI MB DBD

Demand the Br Fy

 

 

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The dress of Miss Wilson Was a

dered

court style, cut square, and

with a cluster of Orange blossoms.
in orange blossom design,
neck and extends down the side of the skirt.
the

 

BRIDE OF THE WHITE HOUSE IN HER WEDDING GOWN

The
which

bodice was
outlines the

full

lustrous white satin, softly dra-
ped and trimmed with real lace, the folds being held in place
embroi-
open
The train was in
length veil was of tulle.

 

deiivered by Viscount Haldane in

in of
of

answers given

the Privy Council the appeal

ive Government British

bia from by the Su-

 

preme Court of Canada to questions
Canadian Govern-

did

submitted by the
The

ie any litigation, but were

} ment questions not arise

of a gen-

| eral abstract character relating to

the fishery rights of the province.
Reference
a few days ago.
now available.
The questions submitted

follows:

Was made to the decision

were as

lature of British Co'umbia
thorize the Government of that proy-
ince to grant the exclusive right to

way belt, firstly, as to such waters

waters which, althougn not

are, in fact, navigable.

sive right to fish below low water
mark in the open sea within a ma-
rine league of the coast?

fish in any waters within the rail-|

It was a long judgment which was,
| ference between

Colum- |

| Province

Further details are

(1) Is it competent for the Legis-|
to au-|

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THE TEXT OF LORD HALDANE’S
DECISION ON RECENT APPEAL

FISHING IN TIDAL WATERS A RIGHT EQUALLY TO ALL AND
NATURALLY UNDER EXCLUSIVE LEGISLATON OF
THE DOMINION

(3) Is there any, and what, dif-

the open
estuaries of the rivers within
Province so far
thority of the Legislature
of British Columbia

the right to fish?

of

grant

seas and
the
as concerns the au-
the

to

Lord Haldane’s judgment went ex-

haustively
ing the Province of British
bia and the general law on
was reviewed by

into the history of form-
Colum-
fishing
His Lordship to a

time even anterior to Magna Charta.

Coming to recent

Lord Haldane said:

more

precedents
“Neither in 1867

nor at any date since British Colum-

bia became a

member of Canadian

Federation was fishing in tidal wa-
ters a matter of property. It was a
right open equally to all the public,
and, therefore, when, by Section 91

the British
sea coast

of

the and

North America Act,
inland fisheries

| were placed under the exclusive leg-

as are tidal, and, secondly, as to such | islation of the Dominion Parliament,
tidal,| there was in the case of the fishing

lin tidal waters nothing left within

 

late its exercise, and
power of regulation was
the Dominion Parliament.

(2) Is it competent for the Legis-| the domain of, the Provincial Legis-
lature to authorize the Government | lature, The right being a public one,
of the Province to grant the exclu-|all that could be done was to regu-
the exclusive
placed in

 

 

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APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFI'S FOR MEN AND BOYS

 

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day, In solid gold, gold fi

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Which will be sent free to

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Gillette Safety Razor

 

 

 

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> Srewant wom

Harry Fowler returned to Stew-
art on the Thursday boat and will
| spend the winter in camp.
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aoe eS

W. Cormack has been tempor-
jarily in charge of the Granby
|Company’s operations at Swamp
[Point in the absence of Mr.
Phillips.

eo Cat ee
Mrs. G. W. Bruggy, who has

| been on the sick list for the last
ten days, necessitating the doctor

 

making a special trip from Ru-
pert, is able to be about again. |

* ' . * |

Capt. Donald and ofticers, of |
the Prince George, were guests of
the Portland Canal Transfer‘ Co.
for a sleigh ride to the Portland
Canal tunnel while the boat was |
in port on Thursday.

* * *

Jack Anderson, formerly
sistant to the road superintend-
ent, who left last fall to be mar-
ried in Alberta, is now residing in
Oakland, Cal., where he has taken |
a flat for the winter.

as.

T. C, Cowan, the popular local
representative ef the Canadian

MADE BY THE COTTAGERS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.

This is the old-fashioned lace made on the cushion, and was first introduced int England
by the Flemish Refugees, It is still made by the Vinge ‘eaihen in tll qeitet a way.

Our Laces were awarded the Gold Medal at the Festival of Empi and Imperial
Exhibition, Crystal Palace, LONDON, ENGLAND, for general excellence of workmanship.

Bex some of this hand-made Pillow Lace, it lasts MANY times longer than machine made
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the village lace-makers, bringing them little comforts otherwise unobtainable on an agricultural
man’s wage. Write for descriptive little treatise, entitled “The Pride of North Bucks,”
containing 200 striking examples of the lace makers’ art, and is sent post free to any part of the
world, Lace for every purpose can be obtained, and within reach of the most modest purse,

Collars, Fronts, Every sale, however sinall, is

Plast Jabots, ¥:
Fichus, Borthes Hana: ® Support to the industry,

kerchiefs, Stocks, Cami-
soles, Chemise Sets, Tea
Cloths, Table Centres,
D'Oylies, Mats, Medal-
lions, uaker and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
   

    

(1j in. deep.) STOCK—Wheel Design.
Price 25c. each. (Half shown.)

 

IRISH CROCHET.

Mrs, Armstrong ha
over 100 Irish peasan
girls connected
with herindustry,
some beautiful ex-
amples of ‘Irish
hand-made laces
may be obtained,
All work being sold
direct from the
lace-makers, both
the workers and
customers derive
great advantage,

No, 910.—Lace 1j in. deep.

 

 

North Eastern Railway, gave a
dance at his residence, near the|
station, to a number of his|
friends On Wednesday in honor |

of Eddie Gillingham. Mr. Cowan
is an exemplary host, and a very
enjoyable evening was_ spent
by all.

Hector Ferand, an employee of
the Portland Canal Tunnels Co.,
sustained a painful injury re-
cently, having his hand badly
crushed by one of the machines
falling on it. He went to Prince
Rupert for medical attendance
by Dr. W. T. Kergin and is ex-
pected home next week.

¢.: 9 eae

E. Gillingham, the son of
Charles J. Gillingham, road su-
perintendent for the _ district,
went south on the Prince George
on Thursday to take up an ap-
pointment in the of-
fice in Prince Rupert. Mr. Gill-
ingham has for the past year

assessor's

been acting as clerk to the road
department and has tigured
strongly in the social life of

Stewart, where he will be greatly
missed. He will leave behind him
many friends who will hope to
see him back here again in the
future,

T. M.. Michaels and F. L. Hud-
son, both of Seattle, are forming
a colonization enterprise to pro-
mote the settlement of the Naas
River valley. Before the winter
is over it is expected that a rep-
resentative of the company will
come here to make a trip into the
Naas via Meziadin lake.

* * s

The McMillan Transfer had the
misfortune to lose one of its best
horses this week. The animal,
with others not now in use, was
turned out to pasture and had
wandered up to the neighborhood
of the Portland Canal mine, where
it somehow got fast in a log jam,
where it must have been held for
several days before it was dis-
covered by E. Armstrong, who
got it to town, but it suecumbed
as a result of exposure and stary-
ation.—Portland Canal Miner.

 

TO CURE
COUGHS

& COLDS »—

of Tar and Cod Liver OU
A tonic as well as a
cough cure,

Large bottle 35¢, Slide. wwhere,

MIVA S TCT

or TAR @
COO LIVER OF'L

 

 

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Mrs Rupert Armstrong, Olney, Bucks., England

 

 

Come To Local Headquarters
TO BUY

Lots in Prince George

 

 

 

 

Selection can be made from list of 825 lots. Original
Grand Trunk Pacific prices and its usual terms of one-
quarter cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 6%. Prices
of double corners range from $600.00 to $9,000.00. Prices
of single lots range from from $200.00 to $4,000.00.

Sole Agent Trunk Paeifie Development

DAVID H. HAYS

Cor. Second Ave. and Second Street

Grand Co., Ltd.

 

 

 

FAO UOC

PrinceGeorge
are ,

 

I am offering for sale at Auction Sale Prices the un-

sold portion of the G. T. P. townsite of Prince George,
comprising 506 choice lots.
Among the more the following:

Block, Lots. Price.
IDs ake ee ee 00 40 ONG OR ob oer ca cee
24... a jackals 0 Bees Riess Ca AE TS . $4,200
BONE Eoio e's 00inse 0.0 oe Aah ae $9,000 Pair
BOO 3 rei. 4 eke ae YANG BD vei eect eee $1,000 Pair
BOO Sire iitie «ok seoeeee 43 and 14 ..,......-. $900 Pair
BTSs ss Peete sa 8O. NOES Cee eas .. $900 Pair

100 lots at $200 each.
20 double corners at $600 a pair.

Terms 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years at 6%.

All agreements for sale will be delivered direet from
the Grand Trunk Pacific Development Co., Utd., at Win-
nipeg.

Edward F. Doyle

ROOM 11, SMITH BLOCK PRINCE RUPERT
M.

Open Evenings, 7 to 8 P,

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First and McBride Prince Rupert
PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers, B, ©,

 

 

 

 

 

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