yonday, December 8, 1913

THE DAILY NEWS

 

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CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

Mountain Goat and Eagte
situate In the Skeena Min
cassiar District,
DE Ee iocated About six miles back
iin of Falls Creek, Goose Bay,
wry Inlet.
e ' that I, Wm.
certificate No, B43839, act
for George Rudge, Free
cortincate No, B88907; P. ¢
Miner's Certificate No. b
t, Kergin, Free Miner's
intend, sixty days from
to apply to the Mining
Certificate ,of Improv
purpose of obtaining
ihe above claims,

 

 

 

win

the a
wnt of
take notice Uiat action un

   

wer
; don , must be commenced Ly
= tt of such Certificate of lin
Prvated tt gi4th day of September, A. p
4913
a
ss
CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.
ptarmigan Mm neral claim, Situate in th
| gxeens Mining Division of Cassiar Dis
nere located: About six miles back

ith of Falls Creek, Goose Bay,

ot.
that 1, Wm. T. Kergin, Free
No, B43839, acting as
Lord, Free Miner's Ce;
570101, and P, C, Coates, Free
certiicate No. D77689, intend,
from the date hereof, to apply
ing Kecorder for a Certificate uj
nis, for the purpose of obtain
urant of the above claim,
take notice that action, un
, must be commenced before
such Certificate of Improve

Min
rovemne
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menated this 24th day of September, A. b

ee NEN NN
\ THE UPREME COURT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
MATTER OF THE WINDING
, BEING CHAPTER 144 OF THE
tATUTES OF CANADA
ACTS AND IN THE
RUPERT FISH AND
CUMPANY, LIMITED
given that the Conti
Company, Limited, body
registered at the
in the Province of
been ' appointed o
above named Prince
and Cold Storage Company,
Ll rder of Mr. W. E. Burritt,
registrar Of the Supreme Court at
j t, B. C.,° Of the 8th day of
A. D. 1043
WILLIAMS & MANSON,
tors for the Said Liquidator

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AMENDING

THE PRINCE
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Hange 4
Elbert M. Morgan, or |
, occupation prosper
for permission t
scribed lands
post planted on
sland, opposit«

of Coast,
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banks |
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cbhaitis more
nile abd seventy-one

or less west of i
if chains more or
miles and forty-eight
west Gree
Twenty

  

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to poll
eighty

containing

ELBERT M. MORGAN
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of

5

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owing de
a post
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skiahl Bay,

District Coast,
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Herbert W
cupation

Lees,
geuticinan,
permission to pur-
scribed lands }
planted on the
a little to the |
Stephens Isiand,
and adjacent to the 4

purchase jot of 1 K
a horth twenty chains, thence
chains, thence south twenty
cast twenty Chains follow
line to the point of com

i containing forty acres

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HERBERT
Aveut, L. R
12th, 1913
1913-——Jan,

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MATTER of an Application for
f a fresh certificate of ttle for
1! one-half interest in Section
5, Queen Charlotte District,
Satisfactory prvof of the loss
Certificate of Tithe having
me,
HEREBY GIVEN that it is
to issue at the expiration of
, after the first publication hereof
tifcate ¢ Title to the above
lands in the name of C. B.
1 Certificate of Tithe was is-
12th November, 1897, at
ck A. M,, a8 No, 3329 C.
Kegistry OMfice, Prince Rupert,
October, 1943.
F. MACLEOD,
District Registrar.

IN THI

   

 

 

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Is
of
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1836 tHe Bank of 1913
BritishNorthAmerica

TT Years in Business.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OvER $7,600,000.

 

The Convenience of a
Joint Account

A Joint Account may be
opened in the names of two or
more persons, Whichever one
can inost conveniently reach
the bank can then deposit the
joint funds or withdraw the
Cash needed,
and trouble,

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH

P. MARGETTS, MANAGER

It saves time

 

GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA

Department of Agriculture
fae

sistant Horticulturist.

louse, Prinee Rupert

NALION
Write

or advice

eall,
A. H. TOMLINSON

‘Sant Horticulturist

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CANADIANS

Whereby Spoils to the Value of Several Mil-
lion Dollars Were Captured From Uncle Sam

The Raid Occurred About Two Years Ago--
No Reprisals Expected,

Berlin, Ont., Dec. 6th Some two
years ago, a party of Canadians, head-
ed by D. Lorne. McG on, of Mont-
real, and T. H. Rieder and A. J. Kim-

mel, of Berlin, planned and performed |

a raid on “Uncle Sam,” and returned!
bome with spoils to the extent of sev- |
eral million dollars. It was the big-
gest coup that has been executed by
Canadians in recent years

Armed with a plentiful supply of
quick-firing manufacturing maxims,
clothed in most attractive Canadian

commercial uniforms, equipped with an
ample of mercantile and
regarding both coun-
tries, and inspired with the belief that
there nothing
and Canadians, these

commissary
economic facts

is too good for Canada
men sallied forth,

and the enemy promptly capitulated.

“Peace hath her victories no less
renowned than war,” and, as a result
of that well-planned raid two years
ago, Canada now has another gorgeous
and graceful feather in her commer-

cial and manufacturing cap, and there
ig no prouder in the Dominion
to-day than Berlin, Ont

Hamilton may claim to be the “Bir-

city

 

 
 

 

 

mingham of Canada,” Toronto may
style herself the “Queen City”; but
we in little old Berlin, who usually
“say nothing but saw wood,” feel as}
proud as Chantecler in the knowledge |
that Canada’s commercial sun could
not se each morning quite as ma-
jJestically as He does, if He did not
hear the melodious crowing of Ber-
lin's orchestra of factory whistles.

And this orchestra of ours, whose
Patrons and audience extend all over
the Domir ll as in every Brit-
ish colo: just been augmented
and render more tuneful with the
“spoils” of that “raid’’ of two years ago,
and this is how it all happened:

It was in 1912 the hat the “three
wise men”-—McGibbon, Rieder and
Kimmel—saw a star or constellation tn
the commercial firmament, shaped in

this fashion:

 

And they said
this star, and see
us.” <And, behold,
the offices of
company at

“Lo, we will follow
whereto it leadeth |
it led directly to}
1 large automobile tire
adway and 58th street, |
New York, and there it stopped j
But, to drop allegory
let me tell the story
Century Canadian
To-day, by far tt
tomobile tires used
s are the prod t r coun-
This means that thousands and
Cana a ) wh h
Dominion are leak-
tries, .mainly to the
» the condition

ago.

   

and metaphor, |
in

plain 20th |

 

 

rity

of au-|

majc
‘ an mo- |

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t ofo
tries

+} Is
should stay
ing to other
‘States.’

 

 

 

a

f affairs two irs
To stop th

portion

t leak, or as large a pro-
the ‘three
decided to make a pilgrim-
age t States,” toa select the
automobile tiz they could find
tried and true tire bring
Canada, give it a home worthy
class and reputation, and supply
adian motorists with the finest
in the world—‘“made in Canada.”

This they have accomplished.

They found that the most popular,|
the most serviceable automobile tire}
in the United States was the “U.S.” |
li and nobby tread. That |
1.8... Tir are Good Tires” is a slogan |
from Maine to California, and it is}
equally appreciated by motorists from}
Nova to Vancouver Island,
Hundreds of Canadian cars are to-day |
equipped with these tires. They have
won their way into the confidence of
Canadian motorists by dint of sheer |
merit, as a result of strenuous service
actually performed.

Just as charity covereth a multitude
of sins, so doth bombast and brag in

a possible,
wise
t the best
there
it to
of its
Can-

tire

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the tire world conceal a multitude of
blow-outs “Blow hard, blow out,”
may safely be said to be the slogan
of the tire manufacturer whose pro-
duct is deficient. Bombast and ag,
however, failed to influence th» “three

in their selection of a good
tire for Canadians They could have
secured the Canadian rights to al-
most any American or European tire,
but what they were after was a “tried
and true tire,” a tire that would “stand
up.”

And they got it! f

And so the Dominion Tire Company,
Limited, of Berlin, Ontario, was

wise men”

 

INVADE
THE UNITED STATES

Successful Sortie Over th

 

 

 

e Candaian Border

the United States Rubber Company,
which position he has held since 1906.
Ho has been identified with the rubber
industry since 1885, when he entered the
employ of the Boston Rubber Shoe
Company. He was Assistant Superin-
tendent of the factories of this com-
pany from 1888 to 1893, was appointed
their General Selling Agent in 1901,
find became connected with the
United States Rubber Company in 1902
as Manager of Sales.

Mr. Elisha 8. Williams has been
identified with the rubber industry for
the past twenty-two years, and has,
for the last five years, been Presi-
dent of the Rubber Goods Manufactur-
ing Co., of New York. Prior to that
he was connected with the Revere
Rubber Co., of Boston, entering their
employ as a clerk, and finally becom-
ing their General Manager and Trea-
surer.

Mr. V. E. Mitchell graduated B.C.L.
at McGill University in the year 1896,
and was admitted to the Bar in the
same year.

He is a member of the firm of Me-

 

launched, and this imposing million-
dollar factory, which is completed and)
now in operation, was commenced. |

It is a handsome structure, and
utilitarian, too. Berlin is proud of it
and all Canada and Canadians will be
‘ of it and its product, the DOMINION

re,

The new factory is constructed of
reinforced concrete, and is one of the
largest buildings of its clas# in Can-|
ada. It is 432 ft. long by 90 ft. wide,|
with four storeys and basement. The|

| J. Kimmel.

Gibbon, Casgrain, Mitchell and Cas-
grain, of Montreal. He was appointed
King’s Counsel in 1909, and is regarded
as one of the Jeading corporation law-
yers in the Dominion

Born in Berlin 49 years ago, no man
is better known in Berlin than Mr. A.

In 1900 he organized the Eimira Felt
Co., Elmira, which company was re-
markably ‘successful In 1909, the
Canadian Consolidated Felt Com-

 

a last factortes and reclaiming
mills,

In addition to thie, Mr. Rieder
rects the selling operations of
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Com-
pany, Limited, which hag a chain of
28 selling staffs and distributing ware-
houses throughout x
which the entire products of the fore
going plants, as well as theese large
felt plants, are marketed.

Other well-known Cana@iaas ecn-
nected with the new tire eom ere
Messrs. J. H. McKechnie, Walter Bin-
more and R. E. Jamieson, of Moatreal

As « fitting climax to the consum-
mation of their plans, and to the birth
of this new Canadian enterprise, the
Directors of the Dominion Tire Com-
pany, Limited, have evolved a nevel
commemorative celebration.

Recognizing the importanee te Can-
adian motorists of tHe manufacture
in Canada of DOMINION Tires, and
the keen interest that the opening of
th tory will evoke, the directors
pro. to emable as meny iste
as possible to participate im the fes-
tivities

Announcements or invitations, ef
whieh «a fac-simik i shown below,
have accordingly been sent to ap-
proximately 50,000 metor car ownes
in Canada.

Everyone owning a cag, whose name
and address ts evatiabie, will resetve
one. If you heve a env, and have
perehance not received ome of these
invitations, one will be promptly sent
to you if you will notify the Dominion

 

pany was formed with a capital of

 

DIRECTORS OF THE
DOMINION TIRE CO, LIMITED

Tire Co., Limited, of Berlin, or thelr

 

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THE MILLION DOLLAR FACTORY AT BERLIN, ONT.

|columns and footings are designed to! two million dollars, taking in the fac-| selling agents, the Canadian Consoli-

carry an additional storey, to be added
at some future date, and extensions at
either end of the building are also pro- |
vided for

More 800

than tons of reinforcing

| steel were used in its construction, and

approximately 40,000 square feet of
stee for the windows. It 4m,
without doubt, the finest and most
complete tire factory in the world, and
ts equipment represent the st
and best apparatus for tire-making
that has yet been conceived.

The Board of Directors of the Do-
minion Tire Company, Limited, is com-|
prised of the following gentlemen

Mr. D. Lorne McGibbon, Colonel S
P. Colt, and Messrs. Victor E. Mit-
chell, Elisha 8S. Williams, A. J. Kim-
mel, Homer E. Sawyer and T. H.
Rieder.

Mr. D. Lorne McGibbon is too well-
known a Canadian to need any intro-

sash

late

duction. He is the president of the
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.,,
Limited, Ames Holden McCready,

Goodwins’ Limited, Atlantic
Sugar Refineries, Limited, and a di-
rector of the United States Rubber
Company and the Eastern Trust Com-
pany.

Mr. McGibbon has been identified
with the industrial development and
progress of Canada as much as, if not
more than, any of his contemporaries,
and the fact that he is at the helm
of any enterprise is sufficient guaran-
tee of its success.

Colonel S. P. Colt was admitted to the
New York Bar in 187¢. In 1887 he found-
ed the Industrial Trust Company, of
Providence, R.I., and Js still Chairman
of its Board of Directors. In that year,
he also began his career in the rubber
industry with the National India Rub-
ber Company, of Bristol, RI. He is
a director in a number of important
rubber companies, such as the United
States Rubber Company, the Canadian
Consolidated Rubber Company, Limit-
ed, Holland- American Plantations
Company and the Netherlands Lang-
kat Rubber Company, in Sumatra.

Mr. Homer FE. Sawyer is well known

I imited,

 

 

 

 

 

tories of the Elmira Co., The Kimmel)
Co., and the Berlin Felt Boot Co., with
Mr. Kimmel as Vice-President and
General Manager. In the meantime,!
he had also become associated with the
larger rubber interests of Canada,
which later became merged into what

is now known as the Canadian Con-|
solidated Rubber Coa., Limited.

Mr. T. H. Rieder has charge of
the manufacturing operations of
five rubber footwear mills at Berlin,
Port Dalhousie, Montreal, St.. Jerome
and Granby, and also the large man-
ufacturing plant at Montreal, where

|}a general lineof all kinds of mechanical

rubber goods are made. At several of |
these points the company algo operates |

Ypmorion tive Company Limited

CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED
SELLING AGENTS

soish lo celebrate Mhebivth oflhacr new”
Million Dollar Far
al: Beolen. Ontareo: :
Llacnor Nobby Trend,

Jb fouled yyour >

on thesame dale/sas thal of a pluralily/
¥ those rnolor_carouwners who

 

in the States as General Manager of

avlurn anclosed. card

| Versaries occur on it;

 

dated Rubber Co., Limited, of Mont-
real, and advise them as to your li-
cense number.

When the most popular birthday has
been discovered, the Dominion Tire

Company will present a DOMINION
tire, plain or Nobby Tread, to all of

those motor car owners whose anni-
and Canada will

 

 

 

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MARCONI’S AROUND THE WORLD WIRELESS

Map showing distance covered lately in the experiments of Mar-
coni’s wireless telephony; invention which, if it proves
entirely successful, will be‘the opening of a new wonder in

science.

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PARK AVENUE SNAP

Lot 33, Block 29, Section 1
With 6-room House that cost $2,000.00 to build. Extra
large lot with natural basement. Close to Junction. ’

Way Below Market - $5,000.00 - - = Good Terms
H. G. HELGERSON

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Complete House Furnishings and Effects at the
Residence of Mr J. D. Westenhaver, 333. Fifth Ave,
East, near Hospital, on ,

Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at 1.30 p.m.

———===

Mr Frank A. Ellis, favored with instructions from Mr
J. D. Westenhaver, will sell on the above date the entire
furnishings of his residence, comprising---

Mahogany settees, chairs and rockers, genuine leather
upholstered couch and easy chair, china cabinet, ladies
writing desk, Australian hardwood ; mahogany music
cabinet, oak dining table and chairs, library table, brass
and onyx stand, wilton and axminster rugs, various
sizes ; solid oak bedroom suite, birds eye maple dresser
and bureau, bedsteads, springs, mattresses, monarch
malleable kitchen range, singer sewing machine, bi-
cycles, ornaments, pictur»s, draperies, chinaware, glass-
wart, child’s white enamel bedstead and mattress,
Victor phonograph, records and cabinet; kitchen
utensils, etc., etc., and a host of household sundries too

numerous to mention.

On view Monday Afternoon, December 8th, and any
interested are invited to call and thoroughly inspect
the goods for sale.

FRANK A. ELLIS, Auctioneer, 2nd Street ~

 

 

N.B.---Practically new Gerhard Heintzman Cabinet
Grand Piano, in mahogany case, will be sold at 3
o'clock, if not previousy disposed of privately,

 

then have another red-letter day in
the calendar, and it will be called
DOMINION TIRE DAY.

A meritorious product! A strong
organization! A fitting celebration!
And Berlin takes off tte hat to the

DOMINION Tire, and to its sponsors!
In very truth, the “DOMINION” has
captured the “U.8."

 

 

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PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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Wear them — Give them

PERRIN’S
GLOVES

For Holiday Social Affairs
or for Seasonable Gifts
See that the well known trademarks
as shown in cuts are on every glove
you buy and you will then be sure

of perfect
Style, Fit and Finish.

 

 

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Ralph Lopez, slayer of six men,
came out late iast night and an-
nounced to the thousands of ex-|
pectanit miners that they found
nothing to indicate that the eraf-

 

 

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