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THE DAILY NEWS -
PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA

Published Every Afternoon, except Sunday, by The News
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ifor breaking open a box of plums days at 7 p.m.

 

   

 

   

  

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ity Delivery, by carrier or mail, per month ........... . TBe, pe the steamer Hazelton, | -———

By mail to all parts of the British Empire and the United States, 158 Parinxau Ava., Montrman, | rhe G oy Ds fan had Atte For Vancouver and South.

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SROMUPETIOS, 00 VOR? .5 66:050 6 SERRE OSY Oe Se Rises ees O48 $6.00,| “For three years, / suffered great | te re on a aad yi PUCSUAYS 6.6.5... c eens Tp.n

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To all other countries, in advance, per year .......... ... $7.50,| Agim in the lower part of my body, |*' ervey ; BUTOUPSORTS 6c caisccsees i! p
‘ with swelling or bloating. I sawa )riner for the munber of gue ats Satundays sae .2p
TELEPHONE 98. specialist'who said I must undergo ('!!) 'he_one day during (hepreseBt oo days “a it p
an operation. I refused) jseasons ero ii an
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Transient Display Advertising $1.25 per inch each insertion. * lo fon > ay ond | The Prien Rupert’ arrived in| '
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Transient advertising on front page .......... $2.00 per inch. The first box gave great relief; and [POrt today with one engine work-|— From Vancouver and South.
Local Readers, per inseftion, ........ sesseees BBC, per line.) 7 ntinued the treament. Now my |i". She limped into port when (Sundays ..+...+..- . 10 p. m.
Classified advertising, per insertion, ........... 2c. per word. pooin is excellent—I am free of t Was impossible for her to go Wednesdays ........ were m,

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Legal Notices, each insertion- ....... ree L5e, per agate line.) jain amd I give “Pruit-a-tives’’ my farther, Captain Johnston says: Sundays 4 be Ricaats 8s 10,3 pan

Contract Rates on Ay Slication. wartheet thanks”, Ithere is nothing that she cans Fridays ........+- .. pan

All advertising should be in the Daily News Office on day pre- Mime. WV. GARRAU, [not de. Pil eome from Stewart Mondays, a.m
ceding publication. All advertising received subject to approval. 506. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial sise 288, lnedictinrde as a test,’ | -

- — - Atall dealors or sent postpail by a. % For Anyox and Alice Arm.

— - A Fruit-s-tives Limited, Ottawa. The sewer pipe has arrived and Sundays ...........56- ii p.m.
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DAILY EDITION, aia rhursday, July 15, 1920. iwas delivered at Sixth Street. This|Wednesdays .......... if p.in
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= ee —- a — jwill be established fer the benetit mee

Acceptance AGENCY FOR of the Royal Block,, Uelgerson From Anyox and Alice Arm.

With Protests |Bleek and Marisott Bloc) TUCSABYS 2. sceneveosees p. m.
. ALL KINDS OF wae %.¢ RUPCREMD 6s oveinn Ove tigeds P.M
Germany's attitude to most of the demands of the Allies at Canvas goods, oilskins, |} Mrs. Angus Stewart gave a " oii, '

The Spa conference is mainly one of protest. In the first de- oots, overalls, Sea jbridge tea party yesterday afler- | For Port Simpson, Arrandale, Mill

mand of the Allies for inimediate disarmament, the delegates oS a Se i _— wie jnoon at her new home on Fourth Bay, Wales Island and Naas River.
. y . > , > evade » jeane aggage, larness, shoes, jlAvenue. A very pretty silver! Sundays ...... .....0- {i p.m

mfanoeuvred about so that they might possibly evade the issue/® oo cian underwear and socks. |flower vase was won by Mrs. (Dr.) |Pridays 5

and in some manner circumvent it. The Allies, however, showed | TENTS, SAILS, AWNINGS. { Me fatyte: Sys ..../ Ben ets
f irect ¢ ecwers ‘ ~~ S , » p i » é ati | '

that direct answer to all questions would be demanded and that J. F. MAGUIRE — ——— From Ft. Simpson, Arrandale, Mill
there could be no trifling, so, after threats of one kind and Tel Sccctid“kvn,,  Pethen Maport |i * Bay, Wales Isiand and Naas River.
another—threats that were only vain and could not®be in Ger- : The Man i in the Moon { HODGES 600 cdevtnesteate p. ™
many’s power lo carry out—she reluctantly accepted those terns | —_—_= : SAYS: SALUPGAyS we cares eeceses agon
under protest of course. Now the questions of paying in the form tas oslindhastis eeeeeene * + . idl Queen Charlotte Islands:

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of export to Allied nations is coming up. Germany yesterday | * PRINCE a eae ae PHAT all that comes in gunny l¥or Massett, Port Clements and
stated that she could not supply 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly an - jay, July 15 e sacks is not sugar. Upper island polots:
to the Allies and it looks like another attempt at trifling. Suggest- High, 0820 a im: 29.9 feet. orks moe es 9 v June 23
ing that military coercion might be brought to bear on them, the 13:18 p.m., 18.8 feet. ere Pr . - oe

. 5 : a # ignests found on mat yesterday! > b . ‘le

Allies have called: in their military advisors. So it is likely that Low, 7:04 a.m., 6.5 feet. [ morning Ses Wace hed weibhahan — Mapset, re Clements and

Germany will now accede to the rest of the demands, If she 19:11 p.m., 5.2 feet. lsame fish fertilizer Sacks f{ wr ree ta
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does not, she will be tearing up another “scrap of paper,” and High es are foot jthose containing the precious
the Treaty of Versailles is a serap of paper that the Allies will 14:2 p.m., 20.6 feet jsweet substances Cor Skidegate, Queen Charlotte
:2 p.m., 20. ‘ peak
dofend even more jealously than they did Belgium’s treaty. It Low, 7:48 a.m., 4 foot. THAT about the only reseme City and Lower Island points
were better that Germany accept the provisions asked by the 19:59 p.m., 4.6 feet, blance was the sacks r - J fee sal
Allies—even if their acceptance_is with protest. Their usual Saturday, July 17. | Re ee rom Exicegate, Uaewn. Unarintt
: / ; High, 1:58 a.m., 22.5 feet. | THAT. the | resemblan vas City and Lower [siand points
protest. is only in the hepe that they will be able to maintain at 14:45 p.in., 24.0. feat | tit tts Tune 26
7 , ‘ ray p. am Be eel, quickly ox stat or sine! af
least a vestige of national independence and respect, anyway. Low, 8:31 a.m., 0 feet. Iwhen some of them went into th .
Fisheries are 20:46 p. m., 4.3 feet, jhold, For Skagway and the Yukon.
Sunday, July 18, cr Ree 4 Mondays, 11 a,
Stronger than Ever. , High, 2:45 a.m., 22 feet. rHAT the whiatle of Ben Self's From Skagway and Yukon,
Aceording to authoratative reports brought from all sections 15:29 p.m., 24 feet. jmerry-go-round further adds to Saturdays, a.u
in the north, from Rivers Inlet to the Naas. River, fishing in the| Low, 9:13 a.m., 0.6 feet. the industrial sound of Prine epemninainee
vicinity of Prince Rupert this season is a more prosperous in- + 21:35 p.m., 4.4 feet. |Rupert. ; stewart, ae he and Swamp
: . T i 0 Pacilic 3 " ° a i / oln
dustry than ever before. While salmon fishing on the Fraser dice Di eitkeads te ee| FHAT the most—of oppressed rae eee cane 6‘pan

has been, as yet, fardrom satisfactory for there haye been prac- it ‘a: woe from 0 to 24 hours. | |people are such only until they Prom..Sunders ...... 10 p.n
tically no men out up to date, fis shing here is at its height. The|/from midnight to midnight. lect a chance to oppress the her
catch is most salisfaetory and the small boats are doing wonder-| The table gtven is for Port|!!low. ps
fully, In fact the business this year promises to exceed the |Simpson but the time for Prince) spi ap there is no use talking,
magnitude that has been attained in any other year, Besides the ager igs atige dll thera 1a|te™ doctrines cannot overcome

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salmon fisheries, reports in the halibut line are also most gratify-|ine same. The range of the tide 0° “Uiettes of burman nati
i <e fisher are al« } ‘@ Ip “e ap as i ‘ z ‘ a i Be ;
ing, and these fishe rmen are also doing well. Prince Rupert last};aay be computed as 5 per cent! rUAT most péople, when aaa
year led all other, Pacific ports in the fish business—there is no/greater at Prince Rupert than atijney seem to be striving for the _
doubt that it will maintain its lead this year, the only difference |Port Simpson both at springs and) poog of humanity, generally are NOTICE,
being that the distagee between it and its nearest competitor ncmpe. Therefore the rise in the) out to reap a little good for them-|. NOTICE 1s HEREDY OIVEN nat toa

ill be th id d Prince Rupert harbor is slightly) cojyes rdance ! Seeandinans oo tha tae
* . pw, : ’ A ‘ : ‘
will be the more widened. greater than Port Simpson. | o @ ‘ ot 4 r ~
Watch Out for The height is in feet and tenths} THAT one of the Dakota! eae , : :
The Sharpster. of-feet above the average level of/farmer visitors was heard to say, { “

” lower. low water. dust at Bismark, dust at Winni-!y " 7 ; a
With the boom that mining has taken in the north during | peg, dust at Edmonton, dust ati® : ste allot
: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH , : and st
the past year or so, there have come into the country a number COLUMBIA. Pringe George, dust al Smithers alread ‘ .

f parasites who. always c a a is : : IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA‘) 4...¢ at Aforrace and dust at-® ‘Bt, :
of :parasites who always come with great booms of any kind. TION ACT pten ; no ¥ » date th
, : . a — ‘Ince ett ’ ank goodness . nate al
These parasites, disguised under the name of promoters, are {in THE MATTER OF Tie ESTATE 0 ane ee ay In w im at

. , ; ‘ /ARD M. (NES LCEASED, IN- |! i eri ins ancouver., : ment f
nothing: more than: commercial sharpsters but their disguise is TESTATE, . cpe aren 3 oe 7m ap ke ap 4
: : TAKE NOTICBS that in order of His i . f i be d

so well sustained that the common person in the city is generally Honour F. MeB Young, made the Oth day THAT warmth is a very nice?! a ‘ rT
oat sgbagcuia ; ; of } pr, 491% ted Ad- ali ud ¥ he fi
deceived, Their usual line of talk is of an exaggerated nature wmnistratir. 40 the estate of Edward (Ming, but even Prince Nupert ‘ as + ‘
. ns yes, deceased, and all t jeopie can ce “ed ( ovis i wernin
but their approach. is sometimes remarkable. ‘Their stock inl ciims against the sald estate ed havi peopie can Ket tired of it cyerdue. perihase. ° « nena
B ; : ; . il pquired t sh same, proper! fed, ann with wh pee f n is drawn to
trade is nothing more than their imagination ‘and their experience $0 me, en ‘or befure “the goin day of duly, THAT the trip to Georgetown the notice appest ng ia th ederent. issues

‘ aye pe ; 192¢ 1 all parties indebted t this paper
with bona fide mining men. They have capitalized this imagina- | are ‘honuired 7 oey “the pred 12 ihe ees) on the Albert Wednesday was the , GEO. Rh NADEN
tion and experience and use such smoothness in retailing their ene. Sout Ho MeMULIAN; first ocean voynge some Of the! pepartment Prpety . Miatsten-es, Leeda

: : : B ‘ fi é vic ver é ¢ oO Victoria, Gu.
talk that the city man with savings is often led to invest his all! pated tnis ostn day of ine eee” ae iy ane oe Sipe -— yo Mag bin, 1920 ver
: 5 ee ° . aie ne = io em I SNOUIC ave see e i “ name ae ee
in some “Eldorado” with disastrous results, The people of! a onto the d rasti ose ge |
) “ : Coy | 8s.
mining community knowing these men very well are very seldom e+ ogee 6
tricked but it is the small investor who is generally caught. The THAT seme of them iat
only safe policy is to obtaih expert, and trustworthy adviee and realty have thought they were
beware that you do not buy a picture; a dream or a “line of talk.” faking Ue: pi a ner mands
They are yery poor investments, although they are generally k, pan sELETION OF REsEnve THAT the fish industry never ee es eg ee
> , ) 4 GIVEN that. the, { reciate prefrigerato care 3 wv ? wl
costly. reserve existing Over certain lands former jdid’ appreciate refrigerator - SALESMEN
ly heid under: {imber Litenses Nos. teas {tnt there was a car shortage.
SS — - = Lb) 45404, Kitsumkalum Valley, i¢ can-| oe ler mn provieieee of The ‘en Estat
” meee ty x et ent ‘ in et oy hich ‘
ue mopar we vasan | ADMIRAL JELLICOE iol tty hi
J t inist of s Hea ate Agent aud Sal mn ope ) "
Ubnas Department, =e wine the Provin dian em a al ence
letoriap Section 4 of said Ael provides that a
Rist ort 1920. 600 WAS PALLBEARER ct ! halt a 2 iy offer, or undertake
2 di a Heal tate Agent or Salesman
i mee without firat having ap
} Blisd’ fur’ nad abteee Heence
: Funeral of Aamirat Fisher Took é) Ben ait for Sams mplignce with pro-|
me of this Act is & fine of not less
Place in London Yesterday; than itty dotiars and not more than five
i : hundred dobtar i
of the Highest Grade and: Lowest Cost : Burta) Today. |, ABpitcation. for Meenees most ‘be made |
0 cCovernment Agents 0 Collectors
5 I NI N, Bitty) I 1 Jel throughout the Province * mq '
AD) >! sor Jt - I LPASO
DEPARTMENT OF MAKINE AND July 14. v : or Surveyor of Taxes,
EXTRAGTION C B ‘ FISHERIES, OTTAWA, ONT. voe and seven other admirals of) — ae
; POwn fi the Grand Fleet, were pallbearers)!’ THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH]
dge une, 1920. ' 0 |
: SEALED Proposal wm be received” atiat the funeral services of the late Onan
or AND this office until 12 o’elock noon, on the} . : IN PROBATE
vth day of August, 1920, for furnigying| VOrd Adiniral Fistien of Wilber-jiy vip warien op THE ADMINISTRA. |
the materials and labor of all k nds stone pesterday.. Interment takes TION ACT AND IN THE MATTER OF}
necessary for the construction, equipment ee THE ESTATE OF BALDUMERO SALINAS
and. delivery of @ posed Steel Twin} place at Norfolk today. DECEASED, wane

   

in ascientific
manner .

Lady Assistant.

Dr. JOS. MAGUIRE

Mewuen or'Tue B.C. Detar CoOLLEce

                    
      
       
          

Office Hours:- , Open Evenings tions showing yee is p aeleed Ba had BISLEY Jin) 14 Col ’
» iKY, July i olonel

9 to 12 and 1 to 6 DENTIST Sunday by’Appointment oy eee oz yr ae ie Sten mans Bowen, of Edmonton, and Major
7 & 8 SMITH BLOCK. PHONE 5875 awaited by" agen desired may be|Uiton, of ‘Voronto, are placed in

gE DePuy ITY MINISTER, the shoot off for the King's Prize

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Screw lce-breaker oft

followin .
ing dimensions: aSrapes

 

SE Ms ob 6 bs at ab eas. 275 feet
precgth ae “ } :
Booth ald, ot, Wess +o 8) fat HIGHLY PLACED -

  
   

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it Mean ;: 19 feet 3 inches
1a o+ee- 8,000
to be delivered’ ‘st’ ‘the " beeney of the
Department of Marine and ‘Fisheries,

Quapec or Halifax for a fixed sum.
‘partment reserves the ri
reject any one or all of t

Colone! Bowen; of Edmonton, and
Major Utton; of Toronto,

‘pias likely Winners at Bisley

Forms (ov pro s and nea.

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Department of Marine and Fisheries,

 

 

Salinas was alive

TAKE WOTICE that By an Order of Hts!

Honor Judge Young, dated the Grd day
of July, 1920, it was ordered that William)
FE, Wiliams, Executor of the Batate of
Baldomero Salinas, deceased, be at liberty
y awenr a8 & the deatly of the said
aldomero Salinas, as of the @nd day of
arch, 1020, afte? the expiration of one

month from the date of the first publica-|
tion of notice of the said Order; unless!
in the meantime proof is furnished to the}
Registrar of this Court at Prince Rupert

that the sald Baldotmero
subsequent to the
1920;
of the

Heitieh Columbia,
sald)
2nd day of March,
ordered that notice
published in the Daily News

said Order be

4 newspaper
civeulatme in Northern Britikg Columbia
for #

DAT. this Sth day of Jnuty, 1920
WILLIAMS & MANSON,

 

 

Ovws, Ont. competition,

Solicitors for the Exccutor,
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i es ee 8 eeeeg een wees)
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OPERATION WAS Ten Years ‘Age eae 77% evens onee "
in #rince Rupert For the East. E N l ] S ! R
Ni NECESSARY ™ ‘ Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat
July 15, 1910, urdays at 10:80 a, im, :

|} His Honer Judge Young sen ies
tenced Steve Woogist to SIX From the East. ee of e

QUALITY
Dr. Bayne

OFFICE HOURS—
Morning, 9 to 12, Afternoon, £30 to 5.90, Saturdays, 9 to 12 oniy
Every Evening from 7.30 te 9

Dental Nurse in attendance
Phone 109 for appointment

Rooms 4, 5, 6, Helgerson Bik., Cor. 3rd and 6th
Best Equipped Office in Northern B.C

 

 

 

 

 

 

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MAHA .S. PRINCE GEORG?

Midnight Sunday and Thursday for Swanson Bay, Ocean
Falls, Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle.

Anyox Wednesday, 10 p.m, Stewart, Saturday 10 p.m
8.5. PRINCE JOHN OR PRINCE ALBERT

For Slewart, Wednesday 2 p.m. Anyox Saturday 8 p.m

Port Clements, Massett and Buckley Bay, July 8th, 14h

 

 

22nd, 28th. — Southern Queen Charlotte Island Points
Sunday Midnight.

TRAIN SERVICE
Passenerr Mon@ey, W*dneedsey soc Selurday 4f 11:39 6. mm. for Smithers
Prince George, Pamontan and Winnitee meting direct connect

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Agency All Ocean Steamship Lines
Por tnt = epply to
Ticket Prone

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B.C. Coast Steamship Services
+6 PRINCESS many

- i8 77 7* Juty
for Vancouver Victorle end Beattie from Prince Rupert
June 19, #¢ duly 1e 17, @4 ema 34

& 6. PRINCESS BEATRICE
aneon Bay, Qover alias perer Ber, Alors Oey
Bearer Cove, Powell ver, Vencourer and V
Swery Seturdey, © om.

from Prince Rupert for
For rates, revervavioad and sailiaws, apply wo

W, 0. ORCHARD, General Agent.

Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

 

 

Office Phone 130 Wharf Phowme 423

LePine & Wright, Ltd.

Moone & Co

Lumber, Insurance and General
Brokers

Georgetown Saw Mill Co. Wharf

(Peex, Bu it.pina)

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