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| Sport Briefs Local News N |
ie ‘ ews Notes
| On Sunday the Telkwa base u
ball aggregation came down to} Ask for Atkins’ Ba ize, tf
| Srnithe rs and walloped the boys | . .
jal the divisional point to a score oe Sinelais qa.¢
which would have required an|inverne yesterday
; sittin ” » Ol » jidding machine to rewister, Whil ‘ 6 e
¢ modern business essentials. They are time and Smithers team squabbied| ,Battie'’s StocKtaking Sale. See
labor savers. That means money to you, about decisions, thie Tellewa b nCONy a tf
ed round the bases until | Mr Jj. Howard of f Inlet
{ ad ell over the two imong the reeent ar J in the
' The visitors had city
lerable base running pra sp ‘ .
| i! rve as a Bf Hubert War ol ret { fi 1a
anil for the next port fo the south I Py
ith im (seOorKgse today.
t as ils from the Queer I rything reduced iring
te Islands report that one;vut special lines t Barrie's
j ost poy t aabiviti« | ta r sale tie.
alt i ti youns et there is
plece of ground is required or Police Court this ini
e have sheets for nearly every requirement and a Ithi iperior outdoor sport. In| 'nmed the at #1 .
der for every sheet. If you need something special alles mnmnun ti } , ” vi Launch 23 leaves Prince Ru- ANADA anticipates a She must be prepared for any
; /E and PRINT exactl summetes bestaem’s *° \pert Boathouse for Salt Lakes : ‘ a aera Na
BINDERY will — aaa exactly to ant the support of a fi rtba bill Giuey tai MARE from 40 tt period of growth. development of traffic east-
ae Fa ead an nd es 1 : bound or weste—or south
ied dies kal. | Meo a, ake Her raw materials remain the
On ‘Thursday afternoon a tast|90°%,' the sity. by the Grand envy of her competitors. ER rail service must be
i game was played at wlicie : ; ; |
; his ning. : ependabie.
ils Maeno 2 A ae ae oe ee She commands capital and elastic and dependable
in eleven .representing the mer- Fred Nash of Mas S sit. : A re res re Capacit
ts of the town. Many fanslor-in the city RMVing arrived trom skilled workmanship. t must have reserve capacity,
t to root for their respec the. Stcaits by PHitée whether to ro!! a bumper
favoritos in. thie, Falher: in-1Atbert’ yasterday, Her ition in the British , 3D e: some othe
immediate use LOOSE LEAF Ledgers, Cash, Ung fixture : j E ith : i 3 wheat crop east, or some othe
mals, Synoptics, Bill and Charge Systems, Diaries, here were one or two pa 0 Weal, hucast tine -mpire gives her prestige an Canadian product west-bound
Memos, Phot® Albums, Scrap Albums arly brig if incidents d ivf St. Andrew's Vickets pportunity. for Siberia or the Antipoues.
er eee Sie tee cunte cna ne B i
F T i ; unt y brig pla The Attack on Zeebrugge by ut whether she realizes * . s
i} ; | ’ d vhen | British Ships and Sailors. Splen- her hopes fully or only par-
t JL ' ‘ we M tid pictures. Thrilling story. : ea }:
s | Westhoime Theatre. Next Tues- tially rests to No small degree Elasticity, dependability and
a ay od Gay. . ;
il es . ig upon her steam railways. reserve capacity are pro
Oct Ric George was]. Mrs. F. Hunt, as werd . . . foundly affected by the over
Everything for the Cthee sing nals Ge Ch whelming increase in operating
eee ‘ George ca i yh Albert . :
EF RP OS. ee ee eas ee tee LOSER to Orient or expenses as compared to
McRA BWI Ov, Liv. e easily, Tt was , bas Europe than is any other _ revenue.
pont: ee ee oi aes part of the NewWorld,Canada
allies pitely the « and 1 tied an would lose this advantage if HIS is another reason why
: Oe = ic in Sikh clk tena dd ea -her_railways proved unable to increased freight rates are
. be 5 tted 1 ine \ b . : aa dae ' ion 5:
ee ee cone ast ; | carry her goods quickly to necessary in the public in.
t inning wi hree runs & | se well- terest!
or Rent—Fur nished Rooms |e:.9° 0." ci WR ON ) g a
i ' uae two nen and then thre . tl rt
! d y 4 tis knocked a rh wrtut “A; ort 7
ye tow left fleld a h sas iP ns
DOMINION HOTEL : x p Me b Tee ar earnest This is the seventh of a series of advertisements published under the authority ot
panini tt elf. Im the last of me op ; ‘ 6 mk . s
it Radieielad nid Wake is nevenit See ae Beavers th 1 The Railway Association of Canada
ner First Ave. and Eight Sireet, Prince Rupert ' enue * W tl
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Conserdatory of Pusie |

Simm Eowunp Watase, C.V.0.. LL_D., D.C.L, President.

' BUS SERVICE TO HOT
Sigeetit was SPRINGS AT LAKELSE .

       

       
   
   
   
 
         
    
 

j \ . l t Sp es A 8. Voor, Mos. Doc.. Musical Director.
he ae ‘rom THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVELY EQUIPPED SCHOOL
i by notifying ©. A. Waite OF MUSIC IN THE DOMINION.
very ‘ark Garage, Ter- RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER Isr. 1920

  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ir w i ] ind A Faculty of internations! reputation. Lectures on Musieal History, Rudi-
‘ Two Concert Halls Large Concert ments, Piano Pedayogics, etc.
s s scasun- Organ and smaller Pipe Organs, afford- Evil appointed Women's Residence.
\ i ites tf ing ample facilities for Organ Practice. ‘ 5 + Pook, and
Students’ Orchestra. Ensemble Classes, be
- ete. Studevts’ Weekly Recitals. Free
Mr. Db vest LOCAL EXAMINATIONS FOR (1921
K M | i froi will be held tHrougheut the Dominion, according to locality, in June and July, 1921,
setts ‘ , George -
In ‘ u it w st twi —
tends { i \ years a this sum that he
’ Lotw Arthur's :
Miss M Anyox aha a salad When in Town, Come to the
say havir a . “ ar
7 i \ ,
ve nm ‘l sda , S V EA POOL ROOM
we M vil ' i “i place this oie 7 . ¥. .
daugh Mrs. ¢ achteede> aiaias Near Beer, Soft Drinks, Cigars and Cigarettes
1’ Ml viv | i th hild « M and Mrs. E. Peter sen Pr f le
j Met f | | { ;
' i> J OCA uo tuzeilael Lhe
. " parents have Woeraing at = = = =
naa ow As ' Oceanic cannery during the fish-
7 teache Normal 8 g season. It was there that the
Va Wit Dp at-iyoungster died. Funeral arrange- ] he Smeeton
? iched t t Anyox. ients are in the hands of the B. —_———— 5
Undertakers, T R
ie sedan takers ea Rooms
turned to pert by the p att 308 Seeond Avenue
rices slaughtered at Barrie's ‘
Prince Gk Ss morning. | stocktaking Sal tf TIMBER SALE X 2326. } for
ocktaking e
Mheir many here will’ be : Sealed tenders wilt be recetved by the Home Cooked Meals
| I } . Mintster Lands not later than boon on;s
glad ti un for before Advertise in t Daily News the 7th ay ra tober, 1829, for the burs { Breakfast, Dinner and
th Seattle they a Bie Se s ieee i nee X t¢ int ha ou Supper
’ ‘ g.2 " Me =n) ok sper ‘ la ami A
were ~ popula LAND ACT. sam, ob ah area situated on False dnlet, ; Try our Home Made Bread
vo ‘ set Hivers tnlet, Range 2, Coast Dis tr ict . *.. %
on . Three (3) years wul be adowed [for re- and Cakes
hy vy swe i Notice of intention to Apply to Leas* Load.) moval of timber 3
rurthber particulars Of the Chief Forester
‘ Miss Margaret Ih Gassiar Land Ligtrict, Recording Bts-| Victoria, B.C, or District Forester, Prince
i Maloney. who ! f Skeeta, and situate at Alice Arm . oie re {eee er
B. ¢
ha { south f TAKE NOTICE that we Alice Arm Mining
and Devel pent ‘ Ltd head offtee at
th Anyo., B pation Huns aud Pi T i
velopment intemd to af ply “tor me rou ano un n
to lease the following dey ribed to ,
h members | Commencing at a post plan od at 4 and All Kinds of Repairs.
inters ih meh Water ia —\ os
f lly be p Ati wn with the North Bdy, of L. 3
. the fold, Dee she “Curthoo Mineral Claim,“ umened ao } GEORGES GAGNON
vce th 3 dew. 11 amin Be § feet a Se For Outside Orders address
theas , $64 mehce SOU
i ¥ 4 ters ib 84 k 1 min. BE. 4460 feet to the Wes TIMBER SALE X 2384. P.O. Box 4666 Phone 7)
: , ~~?! na pe eed the Indian reserve; we err er wearer es ernresererarivere: weed
j gafne last | then soul 1.0 feet more r jess t Sealed tencers will be received by the latin el cal
! low Water mark of Allee Arm tenes Minister of Lands not later than neon on
! i Wiis 4 y fallow 4 low water mark 800 feet{the gut day of September, 1020, fur 9 ‘
it \ dl v fi 1 ‘ t of Lot 3510, produced purehas of Licones Xx 9384 to. eut
'’ , hones ! oo dex 22 min, W. 400 Tt 80,000 feet of Spruce ~ aed He m A GRAY
i ha biz nd. ite U a " thener therty |lock on an area adjoining 17 ‘1p. e e
ba j } AL ‘ i wing high water ark #1.2 Cumshewa Inlet, Queen Charis se Isiands Teacher of Piano
! ie puy feet more : @>s » the. point i un | District 4
; i} lox oy p mence t and a more Two 9) ye ars will be allowed for re Studio 187 Second Avenue
r thval lihnber
{ ALICRk ARM MINING AND DEVELOPMEN Further particulars of the Chief Forester
LTt Fred Nash, B.¢.L.S.,| Victoria, B. C., or District Forester, Fringe PHONE Blue 421 of +4
bat ‘ i Agent Hupert B.C. ' ‘