pene a ee

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League Standing.

IpToniche Sic Oe eee eee

3
to crgane ot ond Strengthen Howl Sox 10 6 ‘ 600
° gontion an n
Shirt nations, riprove appetite, Sawmill 9 ‘ 5 iis
mee sick Meadact hes, relieve bil- leavers 0 9 + 999
a] correct constipation. _— “ : ~ ‘ <<
. '

They ae thoroucht =

 

Then again if the Beavers play

ORMES Liwi Teo the same style of game in the

 

future that they did on Friday

CEERI 50 )){ 1 is very probable that each
Ht Bidngs | RGR) eves ote ceo as teaes
Out | ,

|
The Flavor |

In a very nice letter Mrs, Bevil °°

dwindles down to the final deei-
'sive outeome when the Colts, Red
Sox or Sawmill play one against
the other.

A Canadian golfer, A, R. Turn.
walked almost forty miles and

 

says we neve! fntion how

rice fresh fruil th Pacific Satkatoon recently, He was out
» ba] : = ; ' ‘

Milk instead of cream an the links enjoying his game}
She discovered itson a picnic for nearly seventeen and a half

when they fourid® blueberries hours.

all around them.
It was the first time she ever

* . .
Gaptain F. R. Martin of Calgary,
the Canadian Bisley rifleman, has

‘Really enjoved blueberries

fieally enjoxad that returned to Montreal where he
and it was my 1K ha will compete in the Provinee of
brought ul theip delicate

ae ve since tried it ©

flavor. Th + ‘Captain Martin was the. winner of|
other ‘ ull ‘ "ithe Commissioner's cup awarded
results. io the highest aggregate among

Pacific Milk Co. Canadians attending Bisley.

 

Limited Fourteen teams will be includec

ee Seaver: ©. 2 in the Vaneouver and district
TORY AY LADNER, @. 6.

see a sale taint ~, football league so that the com-

ing season promises to be one of

 

— the most successful in recent
The years. '

Essington Hotel |. smeemematy

n tonight in the match against
_ has been re-opened by ti frail Club on the Acropolis

“Martin & Bush — Hill grounds: Dunn, Ed Ross,

!
First class accomodation [}?. Donnell, Fanthorpe, West-

for Visitors to Port = Sintth:: ‘Mesdiyven:
Essington Burt and Campbell.

 

 

 

eau eae aeaeeeenane

 

 

 

 

2 } a o oo * =
Night Phones - J. G; Steen, 271 §| Notice to Advertisers *
W. Longwill, Blue 270 is = e
Day rhpotiay 5 Casual advertisements
STEEN BELO? CWrL for insertion same day *#
a 1 iba should be in the Daily #

Sheet. Meta! Works News office before 10 a.m, @

e Agent er telat, Purondes Changes in advertisements #
a -- i should be on hand before #
Rovitery, 977, oe * 5 p.m. on previous day. *
‘ . >

5th Street and Pease Street {te eteenwvevretevene
Prince Rupert B.C

 

NAVIOABLE WATERS PROTECTION ACT
RK. S.C CHAP PTER 33.)

The Fish il “and ~ Products Limited
lhereby give notice that tt has, under Ser-

 

CPP LIPO D OCI MCLEOD

 

 
  

Ruy t Land Registration District at Prince
ttupert, British Cotumbia, a deseription of
the «ite od plans of a wharf proposed to
PLUMBING AND HEATING be bullt ;a the Skeena Hiver near Hags
front of Bloek

 

re Rt CT LN SN ee
A ea A OD

 

Section Eleven, Block One, Range Pive,

 

 

  
 

struct the said wharf.

 

js f juty, 1920

 

‘ EUROPEAN. PLAN

$1.40 per day and up.

FIRST-CLASS CAFE }|
A "a Carte.

 

 

 

DOOPOL OPI LDE OP DOL PIO be FOOT. BE } CANCELLATION oF RESERVE.

"pa V. EVITT | District, le conneene nae

Deputy aimster’ of Lands.

 

 

 

 

Variety of Plants

_in bloom arrived
CHICKENS & BROILERS 3)

CITY MARKET

 

 

NOTICE
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that alb

persons holding Crown Land’ or Lots in
Phon® Green 607 1017 Sra Avonue fowusite subdivisions under agreement

Dalgarno & Watts

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Clalisis in Light and Heavy Cou
Sersaiet Repairs ant Alterations evidence that all Wases, whether i
or Provincial, have been paid, found

First Clase @taircese Work and \the agreements for sale ‘will be cancelled,

 

Finishing as provided & “Land

y Section 70 of the
Estimates Choerfully @iven Meat Chapter 129, Kevisel Statutes of

BRICK AUD COMOCRETE GBUH.DING sen a OEM.

‘ mu tele eas.
CONTRACTORS Departinent of Sands,
| Vietria, B.C,
Abril ist; 1926,

 

 

| Sport Briefs |

} ‘a still further close’ play, for it,

made 925 strokes on a course in}

Quebec Rifle Association meeting. |

were nthorpe, J. Jackson, A. Crages, |

wood, W. Sloane, E. Harding and}
Hamilton,|/ing her te be the reincarnation

 

 

¥ a m7 of the said Act. deposited with the
it TE utister of Public Works at Ottawa, and
& ALL 3 the Land Registry Office for the Prince}

= port in suid Province in
ENGINEERS iA. & and C., being a mt of Subdiwision

Estimates furnished. Coast District, aud Blocks One ead Two
ibeiag part of Distriet Lot 4445, Range

Five, Coast Distriet in said Provipes.
Address,. 3rd Avenue, head AND TAKE NOTICE that after the ez-
. piration of one month from the date of
of Second Street. he. first publication of thi notice, The
ish Ol] and Produets Limited will mnder)
Phone 174 — P.O. Box 274 tection Seven of said Act, apply to the|
Vinister of Publie Werks at his otMfee in|
he nee »” the City of Ottawa, and for spproval of the
——_—_—_—___—__—— _ ——————- | said site and plans, and for Tove te co

Dated at Prince Rupert, B.C., thie 16th

‘Hotel Prince: Rupert § 0° "ss" Sormyre Kesar"?

Phone 555 rn Avenue $| NOTICE 1S. HEREBY GIVEN that the
reserve existing over Lot 4044, Cassiar

Auctioneer | Landy Dopartraant.
. : ictoria.
Auditor and Accountant $) vind duné, 1920. 60a

for sale from whom the purchase money
on such lands or Townsite Lots remaining
ippaid ts owerdue are required t make
payment, within six months from the date
f Unie Notice, either of the full smount
due, together wth interest thereon, if
ny be due, or & substantial proportion of
such- amount, whieh inmvet 61 least cover
‘the fall tuterest due to dete, together with

 

——a— —e_

NAZIMOVA IN

CLASSIC DANCES

“Stronger Than Death" is Dra-

matic Story of Life
in, india.

 

deseribe it as the most ambitiou

yel done by Nazimova.
“Stronger Than Death’) is a

screen adaplation.of the brilliant

There is still one postponed) Playing the: fascinating role of}
Tomorrow Afrigtht game to be played between the|a Lendoen musie hall dancer who
Sawmill and the Beavers and then|finds romance in the heart of In

ail die teams will have played terfidia, the superb Nazimova is com

matches. If the Sawmill win thisjing te the Westhalme Thea
postponed match they will elevate toni t. The Russian star's new

iter standing to 500 and will re-jest “screen vehicle is entitied
duce the Beavers to 200, With'"Strenger Than Death” and ad,
three teams running so close the vance accounts of the production
inal issue will be truly thrilling.’

novel by I. A. KR. Wylie. It is a)

story Of a beautiful and s poetic

love, which develops between a

nan and a woman placed by fate

into an afmosphere of danger and |

swiftly “moving events. Stirring | youve ove works
'drama at all times illumines the)

jnarrative, making it one of those

stories that gets a strong hold

upen the emotions of the spec.|

tator.

Briefly, it concerns one Sigrid
Fersen, © favorite’ of Paris and
London theatres, who arrives in
an English army barracks town

ideep in the jungles of India. She

meets a hostile reception from}

the small and gossipy community

of British, but her personality
wins them after her first test.

Falls in Love.

She falls in love with a physi

cian, known as the hermit doctor,
who is devoting his life to treat
ing the native Hindus during an
| epideme of cholera. Because of|
{ lthe harshness of the British com-
mander of the post, and a wrong

1¢ had committed against the
ride of Vishnu,” a sacred dancer

ome : {of the temple, the native troops

incited by the high priest of the

jtemple, plan a revolt.

On the night the uprising is to

|

|

take place, with a massacre of the}

whites as its object, Segrid goes
to the temple steps to dance in

H.jthe moonlight, as her lover had
often dreamed of her doing, Her|

lithe figure, in flowing w hite, Hills
the natives with awe, and believ-

of the defiled “bride of Vistuu,’

they fall down to worship her.

She dances until she is exhausted,
in order to hold the blacks from
their contemplated revolt, and by
80 pine enables British rein-

forcements to get up and save the

situation.
Classic Dances,

Nazimova’s dancing is of the

|

}
}
}
|

classicl sort. She wears mo;
white, flowing garments of the

Greek dancers, This style of},
terpsichore is much affected

among the gigls and young wo-

imen of the present day. Parents
| send their children to scheols to

learn the poetry of motion.

AUNT DOLLY WAS

 

 

in Alaska.

Everyone who knows Tenakee

of Alaska has passed on,

street. ;

houses where her cooking and her

ihusher.

 

 

  

holidays in the horth.

|

|
A SOUTHERN SLAVE

Was Well Known at Dawson and
|

the hot springs town, kuows)|
“Aunt Dolly,” says an Alaska ex-}
change. They know her humor}-
aud her philosophy and = have
listened to her tales of frontier
days by the hour. “Aunt Dolly” |
is dead. One of the characters}

Mrs. Dolly Nelson “Aunt Dolly,’ i
born a slave in Maryland some-
thing over 85 years ago, died at
Tenakee after a very brief ill-|
ness. She was buried the next
day,’ Commissioner Case conduct A
ing the services and the whole!
population of Tenakee fotlowed|
her body to its last resting place
under the big spruce trees at the
end of Tenakee’s one and only

“Aunt Dolly,” after securing
her freedom through Abraham
Lincoln, her idol, came west and
took part in all the stirring times|
incidental to the winning of the
west, She was a skilled cook of|
those Inscious Southern dishes) _
that have made the South famous, FOR SALE
th: world over. A true daughter,
of the frontier, ghe came North!
with the Klondike rush and went
to Dawson and other camps of|
the interior, She operated road.| TK AMSTI i Ww AN ! hp AT ONCE
- Apply Prince

humor cheered many a weary |

Don M. MacArthur of North)
Pacific Cannery came into town
on the train last evening, Don ia
a student at the University of B,| > >
. who Jj# spending his summer

  
 

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AERATED WATERS

BEAVER ROTTLING

 

ere ees Oe nee ee ny ee

USINESS DIRECTORY

These are Good Places to Make Your Purchases w hen You go out to buy

et ee Ee Et tt Ht tt A a Hg

FURNITURE AND GENERAL

 

 

LA OCABSE Caney

MERCHANDISE
WILPRIO GRATTON Cor Third end TH
Phone Ureen for serond hand Mirn
ture

FURNITURE

FRANK SRooHU

Tiird Ave hom Oreen 442

oe nqeneseeeeEre-—weeneewasemas.©

 

FEED STORES

 

PRINCE RUPERT FEED 00.

, CROCKERY a NOTIONS New heattes. cer Yad Ave sad Tm Bt

 

THE DENNY ALLEN 00.

 

CLEANING AND PRESSING

 

—_ ar —-

FIsH MERCHANTS, RETAIL

ARTHUR'S MARKET

 

 

THE BOSTON GRILL

 

 

Third Ave. Phones 480 & 481. P.O. bow 683
" GROCERIES
LINZEY'S PRINCE RUPERT GROCERY
oe ‘ih and Pulte } ue ae
at HAROW ARE
‘
HOWE & MORULTY aol Awe Stowes
wipehendiory, paints ahd Piehormen's sup
| pttes

 

AND TOBACCO

 

IMPORTED GROCERIES

ALBERTA MEAT MARKET

 

DRUGGISTS

---_

W. Jd. McCUTCHEON

2 CENTS PER WORD IN

i

Fifth Street thom 708

 

LAUNCHES FOR HIRE

Launch “NARBETRONG,” Prone Black 400

LAUNDRIES

CANADIAN STEAM LAUNDRY

PAINTERS AND DECORATORS

FRED SCADDEN

ixth amt Praser Vinnw lireen

tte tt et tt ts BE

 

 

PAINTS AND OILS

The A. W. €008 OO wl

laine its ’ ml = Wallpay

PAINTERS AND DECORATERS

 

 

TAILORS

 

OFLL & CROBOCETT Phone 477.
PLUMBING
STEEN & LONWOWILL Phone &.
RENTALS
’. W. HART ' w Hinek® 4514
SIGN PAINTING
Sttt & cnosenTT Phone 477

 

SHEET METAL WORKS

Ererything 'n Sheet Metals
nown8's

4 ul A re ‘
STEEN 4 LONOWHKLL Prone G.

=. T. Lee

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MIA MONTH

Sub-

 

Youth about sixteen

Prince Jtupert
Dock and Knginee:

SITUATIONS WANTED

thant or company.

Any}

Experienced

 

N.«&
fac.
than
Pur-
Amount,
Ww
Fennible ign for eave ulars

Le eR ee em

STEWART LOTS

? “fhupe rt dis. FO SALK.Lot 2, Bloek 10, Map

06, Slewarnl Townsile, rice
$1 uu, Lita jek adjoins bust
hess SeeUen on Sexle Street
Apply Datly News oflice uf

Ke-
(ana-
independent

‘HOUSES FOR SALE
Of WINK HOMK, best residential
eection Moderate Lertnis hel
renewal gerson, Heal Katate, Insurance,

mention- Notary _Pubtic.
and references

Bute Lopae MEETINGS —

L0HMie 1051 LAVAL, Chitin
Moose mera every Monday
evening at the Dee p Sen Fisher

men's tell, if:
“f AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION OF PRIVATE SALBS)*
5 conducted, on your own prem
ines or in our sales room M.

Leek, Auctioneer, Second Ave.
i Section 2. ff
FARMS FOR SALE

anageric Pp. it, FARM LANDS—-The rich
wholesale prairies of Alberta, Saskatche
Had | wan and Manitoba are especial.
box} jy suited for mixeg farming.

vt Land that will produce his

| crops of grain and fodder, and

well adapted for dairying or

wer Pe livestock raising can still be
|
93 |

had at prices averaging about

Station, Vancouver, B.C,

(Porm PF.)
Certificate of improvements.
NOTICE

 

with eluteh and all com. whore bh

Machine Shop.

 

25-40 h.p. Medium

IPOR SAL, Ky
Hosch | PUrpone of obtatuing @ Crown

 

. Union; prive

Apply box 894, city.

fh upert Feed Ae

Prive

'PURISUED SUITE * St.

Phone hed 94.

Louis looms.
a

|

| “Sitwer Tip te ’ Mineral (Clatm

. ps Fairlow en-jpettuate in the Naas River Mining Division
i

f Cassiar District

 
 

 

Hroup

Seo J.) TAKE NOTICE that John Hogh Memon
OQ [Adtainiatratos of the FHatate of Charice

PS wanset, Free Miners Certificease No

ah #46-C, latend, sisty days from the date

above etaim.

, IN per-)” And further take notiee thet action, un
M. der seetion 85, minet be conunesred before

the issue Of such Certificate ef Improve

 

Uf | ments

xo DATED thie tat daygof May, A.D. 1090
JOHN HUGH MeMULLAN

{1

 

EXAMINATION POR INSPROTONS UF
STRAM BOUL AND MACHINENY,

launeh, with
cabin and good engine.
2 Apply Daily News,

fosusl salary $200.00 per month with pro
vision for anh annual advance Of $14.00 per

Daily News Classified Ads.

ADVANCE. No Advertisement Taken for Less than SOc

 

LADICS AND GENTS

a

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’ t “ ie
Werks ap te 1? o chore

;
‘
i :
tee Niner «

hehert F Meiinnt
;

$18.00 an acre, with twenty Or x, »

yoate to pay if you wish. Only | oe doe f ri 4 a. fn ste at Trnpre vet t*
{0 per cent down, No. furtheg itor we purpose of obtaining & Crown Gra
paytuent on the principal until
the ‘end of the fourth year; Lhen jder sertion 85, must be commeneed bet
sixteen annual payments, In- bnonte
terest 6 per cent, UH, G. Lough. |
ran, Canadian Pacific Hailway)
‘

and MINERAL AU,
Cigar

Phone
uf

Baldo sallnas
' Sisteen mites up the
at |Sitzeum liver, ear the Dolly Varden

hereof, Wi apply te the Mining Heeorder
for a Certifeate of bprovetnenty, for the
ant of the

Competiive elaminetions for tmapector
of Steam Boilers and Machinery wih be
it ? id in the Partiament Mulidings, Victoria,

‘, Commencing August 28rd, 6020, ;the fell act, apply to the Mir
Vublic Works, Otiawa, for appteve
‘ald site ahd plane and for leave te eon

 

 

KITSUMKALLUM SCHOOL,

 

 

Ma). wth tay t
. and | COmmpet
on tO preeent Soho imemee Ot
ite § * Hopert Kiectorasy
. : . * can he «
rf ite 418 . f August, 107 at ine
a thew ment Agent (or
¥ ate

i weMut f<4. Government agen
tw - ve wert
A Mee ’ tary to Ber
area, & kali Sreqgear tee
‘ “ * , > aft
‘ { ’ ‘

MINEMAL Atl
i ’

Certificate of improvements,

‘ ‘
ay i . ain
+ + , niver Mining ’
{ Catsiar Die ‘
a : at \ a

p of Wineral aie
TARE NUTHCE ¢
f rin »
(ifieate N 1ore
Marten

(iPrate

f the afote clair

And further take mott that action, wt
aie f such Cortifcat r ing

WATED thie tet day of May. 4.1, 109

Lew W.) PraTMOnP

COLUMBIA

IN PROBATE

IN THR MATTER OF THE ADMINI@TRA
THUN ACT AND IN THE MATTER (1F
THE PS TATE OF DALTOMENG SALINAS

DEChASLL

.
TAKK NOUTICN that by an Order of Iie
Homer Jude Young dated the rd «(day

20, it was ordered that Wil

  
   

Eaecutor of the Estate

 

swear as to

DATLD Use bith day of duly, 1020
WILLIAMS & MANSON,
Rolicitors for the Parcntot,

(AVIOADLE WATEHS PROTECTION ACT
aK

5. Chapter 33

The Minteter of Publie Works, Govern
teat of Hritieh Cotumbia, hereby gives
notice that he has, under Section 7
this Act, deposited with the Minister
Voblic Works at Ottawa, and the «tice
of the Distriet Registrar of ‘the Lend
Hewistry Distriet of Prince Rupert, Bf
4 description of the site and the plans of
‘) @htension to the Rasttern end ©
Hupert Wharf, Waterfront Block F., l'rince
lupert Townaslte

And \ake notice that after the expiration
of one month from the date of the first

ublication of tia nott the Minieder
‘ublic Works will under Serctior

 

  

_|month to « wmasimum of 6400.00 subject trict the ead wharf oxthmation

to sattefactory services, Application forme |
and further information tay be obiained
from the Citef tnapector of Steam oilers

aud Machinery, New Westunineter, B., Cc.

 

Dated at Victoria, B.C, thie 4th day
ot July v0

4, KING,
’ Minister of Public Works

 

 

 

ro Cer oorww wor nr wore fn eee

THE SUPREME COURT OF HRITION

, be at liberty
of the ald
Haldamero Salinas, a6 of the @nd day
March, (020, after the expiration of me
month from the date af the fire publica
tion Of notice of the aald Order; unless
in the meantime proaf te furnished to the
iNewistrar of this Court at Prinee Ruper
Hritieh Columbia, thet the eald Raldomer:
Nalinas was alive subsequent to the said
tnd day of March, 1420: And tt wae furtiter
ordered that notice of the said Order be
published im the Daily News, a newspep
cireuiavag im Northers Britieh Colttebta
for @ per'od of ene mouth

  

 

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