ine slay, April 28, 4920,

es it has

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cific Milk Co.

Limited

Drake Bt, Vancouver, 8.0
fROTORY AT LADNER, B.C.

TORK’

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JTOVE

reys commenced mak-
stoves in 1843. Still in
same line of business

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Local ‘News Notes

L, Heptonstall, of Port F
lton, arrived
morning.

from the south this

Frank L, Buekley§ arrived

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|town on the G, T, P, steamer this
|

in|
|

morning. }

itt

}
travelling |
town this)

A

fauditor,

Cotter, G. T.
arrived

pinor ning.

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Best Household Lump Coal,
#13.50 delivered. Phone Black 85.!

. . .
At next Sunday night's concert!
Mrs. Jessie Longfield,
’ 7

{ une, one ol

Ine@ZZO0-80 '
best
it!

Viet

ria s

lerminal Coal Ca
j

jxingers,

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A, Lindeborg and D
ownet f

d

Lindeborg, |
the Hyder
arrive
cra this

L morn

of the Fr
the police ¢

with having

Fred Saunders
abaret, Wa

morning charged

quer
sron and

‘
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iis
unlawfully in his

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manded until May]

posses-|
wae re

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A. KE. MeMaater, formerly GP.P.
passenger here and now an oilleial)
of the Whalen Pulp Mills, arrived)
this morning and
reeled by tmany ol

i
Lown was
ends at the|

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resident ll
construction |
of the
in Con-
ed fror

rowner

a spring sale
ne on
echool)

served

cin
ihe

will be

Al
we
Tea

e evening there will be |
t 8 of

«Prince Rupert.

—y

ON SALE AT
lighth

ted Stork’s ved fipm
Hardware eS

iwo
SECOND AVENUE Af the

Phone Black 114 to
Patevan, who
Mra, Evans accompanied her apes

a0.
. .
Evans, pilot on the
tender Khatevan, ar-
Victoria this morning
charge of the Newington]
Captain Hilton, |
bas gone , eel

ise

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months

Newington,
relieve Captain Barnes of the}
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hand not

ot ee
WW Fisher returned [nwn ay
trip down the coast in connection|
will hi inepine tax
wning. Mr. Fish-|
d, who has been}
gx the agricultural depart
of the University of B. ©}
return to town with the
collewe students but)
spend the holidays in the}

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duties
th

Raymon

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of the

wii

TCH KAI SOMIME, ete.

dilversides

BROTHERS

Second Street

0, 4
Box 120 Fhone 156 Green

tof town ar jers carefully
attended to

moved to

21 Third Ave.

Opposite
The Empress Hotel
“mae

CARS SODA

Beertj

tn Rupert, B.C,
47 P.O, Box 725

E
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ith pursuing the practical end
his studle

.

Arhong the students
returning to town on the Prince}
|Rupert this morning for the sum-|
mer holidays were James Mitchell, |
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell,
Ninth Ave.; Mise Kathleen Grant, |
faughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A,
Grant, and Weldon McAfee, son
lof George McAfee, ndperimendeat |
fot the getown mill

| Hudson also came north and will

university

'

Cieol Gieome

;eO to Granby Bay

ow!

T The Man in the Moon |

SAYS |

 

HAT weddings promise to be~-|
ycome more popular,
wedding celebrated
dorf-Astoria, New York, not only
the bride and groom wore overalls |
but the bridesmaids also.

. . . i

THAT soon the Daily News will
be advertising the latest styles in
silk overalls for ladies.

THAT the atest fad may lead
to a general revision of the matter
of dress,

THAT an overall” ball is the
next thing in order.

THAT the “soclety” editress will
say that Miss Sweety Sweet looked
very chic in a pair of pale green
crepe de ohine overalls cut low
and with openwork socks starred

with olive,

.
THAT
I cannot wear the old suit
I bought lon@ years ago.
It's shiny at the shoulders,
My knees and elbows show.
But ‘there's no ¢ause for worry
For this is clearly true
I cannot wear the old suit,
But overails will do.

THAT now the Supreme Coun-

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Goodyear has solved the
problem of belting the great
main drives of industry—the

backbone of production. Its

Experience, in a thousand

ioned in it.
or weaken the belt.
of plies.

The main drive in the mill of Gloucester Lumber and Trading Co.,

Basher, MBs

Goodyear Extra Power Belt still in use after 5 years’ service. AY

ene
*Foteseey

Me OT null eS Gi \
Master Belts of Industry |

friction surface grips,

through dampness or dust.
slipping with .Extra Power,

No stitching to stiffen
No separation

 

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There are many others—some selected at random
arés-—
Swedich Crucible Steel Company, Led., Windsor, Orth
Dominion Sugar Company, Lid., Chatham, Ont. :
Dominion Forge and Stamping Co., Lid., Walkerville, Ont.
Page Wire Fence Company of Canada, Lid., Walkerville,Onh,
Echo Flour Mills, Lid., Gladstone, Man. : Z
P. Burns Company, Lid., Edmonton, ABs. 4 : a pee
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Co, Ltd., Timmins, Om °
Dome Mines Company,|Lid.,|South Porcupine, Out.
Burrard Saw Mills, Lid., Vancouver, B.C. : "OPA

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even
No
No

Canadian plants, says Good-
year Extra Power Belts.

Because these belts are strong—
with the strength of properly se-
lected fabric, every thread perfect.

Yet flexible, hugging pulleys, taking
advantage of every inch of ‘pulley
surface. Flexible because in Good-
year Extra Power Belting high-
grade rubber is foreed through and
through the fabric in generous
quantities. Every strand is cush-

need for extra tight belts, pulling
pulleys out of line. No need for
belt dressing. No lost power.

The testimony for Goodyear Extra
Power on main drives is very com-
plete. For instance:—

The Norfolk Milling Company, of
Simcoe, writing about their main
drive belt, purchased a year ago,
say:—

“Has been in continuous operation

for one year, and has not stretched

nor given us the slightest bit of
trouble.”

Silverton Lumber and Power Company, Lid., Silverton, B.C Pe

Woodstock Electric Railway Light and Power Company,
Lid., Woodstock, N.B. _ wee ose EBT

Gloucester Lumbering and Trading Company, Betherst, N., ¥
Amher:t Foundry Company, Lid., Amherst, N.S }
Hull Iron and Steel Foundries, Lid., Hull, Out “©
Quebec Graphite Co., Lid., Buckingham, Quat.  = f

mt 3. nh

The complete story of Goodyear. Extra Power
Belts on main drives is interesting. There are
facts about other types of drives just as important “
to you. Let a Goodyear belting man call and
talk to you. No obligation. Just phone, Wire

or write the nearest branch.

Bee

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co;
of Canada, Limited . a

Branches :—Halifaz, St.”John, Quebec, Montreas; -
Ottawa, -Toronto, Hamilton, London, a
Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, y
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cil is handing
At a recent |#bout @ mancate for
at the Wal-| pent. Would someone kindly sug-|
jgest the Daily News.

CEA

“Welt” Miners) Claim, Sitvate in the |
iaas Hiver Miuius Division of Cassiar Dis: |

rich

Where located:

\rm
Take
diners
iat

mprove

“rows Grent of
fyrt

Un §5, ¢
he isatrance. Of such Certiitate of Im-

spovermer 18 .
id $eG day Of April, 1920. i
one 1g. BrARK

And
ler 5

TIMBER SALE X 2338.

Sealed senders

istrict

ater than noon

20, fc
ear kl

f Spruce and

Pilin
Two

f

f timber.
Further

Victoria
Prince

days from ibe date hereof, to apply
0 the Nining Recorder for a Certificate o

what
Ku-

it mandates, HAZEL

Prinee TON

CQ. Stapleton; chief moulder at
ithe Prinee Rupert dry dock, vis-
jited Hazelton last week looking |
the district for supplies of}
}moulding sand. A trial shipment
lis to be made.

MINERAL ACT,
(erm F.)
TIFICATS OP IMPDOVEMENTS.

vOTIpR

lover

|
|
The flu is taking a heavy toll}
Near the head of Alice) “OME the Indians at’ Hawilgaet.

Sevewal deaths have already

tL J.B. Stark, Free
Peruhars. No. 90986C, intend,|Curved and many are ill,

. .
Burdick Bros. and Breg, Ltd.,

have taken an option on the
Amvrivan, Boy mine on the recom-
}mendation of R. H, Stewart. Two |
shifts started yesterday morning |
and the shaft will be continued to|
the 300 foot level, a distance of 40}
feet further,

OC |

sents, Tor the purpose of
sc hy the

obtaining
etal aptic ub
toke potice action, °
faust be commenced before

A new vein was cut in the Silver |
Standard mine last Thursday!
whieh shows two feet of good!
milling ore, A new gas engine
whieh will arrive in a week or 80 |
Forester, Pringe Rupert, B.C on Will expedite work at the mine. |
oF the Dato Ht eetcd feet; The Hazsltom School has been!
Aglsam, and §,000 lin. feet) wiosed on the recommendation of |
the Medical Health Officer on ac-
count of the prevalence of spring}
illness,

will be received Dy the

.
years
artioulars of «he Chief Forester,
g C.. o the District Forester,
Cc,

will be allowed for removal

 

Rupert.

TIMBER SALE X 2217.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 27th day of May, 1920, for the pur
chase of Licence X 2217, t© cut 46,590,000
feet of Spruce, Balsam, Cedar and Hem-
lock on an area situated on Peer Lake,
Princess Koyal Island, Range 4, Coast Dis-
trict

Two (2) years will be allowed for re-
moval of timber,

Further particulars of the Chief For-
ester, Victoria, B. C., or District Porester,
Prince Rupert, B, C.

MINERAL ACT

 

Dertificate of Improvem*nte.
NOTICE.

KING SOLOMON and IRON KING Mineral
Naims, sttvate in the Bella Oooia Mining
ivision of Coast District.

Where  located:—West side of Dean
thanne!l, North of Cascade Inlet in Range
Coase, District,

a
TAKE NOTICE that I, HUGH ARGHI ALD

TACLEAN, as Agent for 'SMELTERS §
SOMPANY, Free Miner's Certificate No.

239, ‘ntend, sixty days from the date
ereof, to ‘apply to the Mining Reeorder
or a Certifcate of Improvements for each
f said clatms for the purpose of ODtelning

Crown Grant of the above claims.

And further take notice that action un-
er section 85, must be commenced before
he issuance of such Certificate of im-
rovements.

Dated this 15th day of Janaary, A. D

a

1920
i, 4&4, MACLEAN,

LAND ACT.

| Wotice of Intention to Apply to Purchase |
Land. i
eee Land District, Recording Dis- |
20ast, Range Ll, and situate on}
the West coast of Calvert Island, near its)
inorth end. ;
| Take notice that Mark Smaby of Ocean!
| Falls, B. C., occupation logger, intends to}
}apply for permission to purchase the fol-}
jlowinge deseribed lands:— i
; Commencing at a post planted one halt!
mile north of N.W, cor. Lot 897; thence
north 40 chains; thence west 40 chains; 7
} hence south 40 chains; thence east 46/ te 6th day
| chains, and containing 160 acres, more or) ©!43¢ of Li
3.

feet of Cedar,
MARK SMABY })sam on an
Dated December 29th, 1919. |

Ellersite Cha
Two (2)
WATER NOTICE,
VIVERSION AND USE.
|

moval of by
Further ie
| Vietoria, B, t
| TAKE NOTICE that M. P. Olsen, whose |
faddress is Altee Arm, B. C., will apply
| or @ licence to take and use 50 cu Ie |

hupert, B.C. . : :
NAVIGABLE WATE ‘AS PRO?
| econd-feet and to store about 400 acre- .
| feet of water out of Clearwater River whteb |

n Vanex
trict of

-

aw

TIMBER

Sealed tenders
Minister of n

KS.
rhe Kle roe
flows southerly and drains into the Kitsault) British Col Y

sectio

~~ he
| River about 22 miles from the head of the/tc has under
Inlet ef Alice Arm, | deposited with
The storage-dam will be located near Works at Ottaw
natural outlet of Clearwater Lake. The| District Re ristrar
}capacity of the reservoir to be created! District of
jis about 450 acre-feet, and it will flood! British Columbia
jabout 50 acres of land. The water will| and the plans
)be diverted from the stream at storage } way over
dain and~ will be used fur power for! built over
mining purposes upon the mine described | British Coby
s the Climax Group, | the said
This notice was posted on the triet Lots
/on the 26th day of January, 1980. 5, ©
A copy of this notice and an application |
ursuant thereto and to the “Water Act,/ plration 0
1914," will be Mled in the office of the | the st tb
Water Reeorder at Prince Rupert, B. < | said
Objections to the appicatie may be/ section 7
sled with the said Water Reeorder or with; minister of
he Comptroller of Water Rights, Paria: | the ciry ofr
nent Buildings, Victoria, B. «., within! said site
hirty days after the first appearance of | struct the
his hotice in a local newspape Dated at
M. P. OLSEN, Ap day of J
The date of the frst Buplicas n of this K
wlice is February 6, 1920, ‘

ground

r.
leant,