1920,

THE vscamtal NEWS

 

of the

’ BLADDER

relieved In

24 HOURS

Each Cap
» breve pithe
ame

mania hea

SELL

\TOVE

Brneys commenced mak-
ygtoves in 1843. Still in
same line of business
Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.
— so

ON SALE AT

red Stork’s

Hardware

SECOND AVENUE

Phone Black 114

of ‘ a
‘ lversides
BROTHERS

Groen 156
P.O. Box 120

Dealers in
LLPAPERS
PAINTS
a
KALSORINE, ava,
’ @ car illy
ded ta

3] Patriotic Demonstration
By City School Children

Assembled in Westholme Theatre where
Addresses and Music were the order

ending with Canadian Gazette Miities ana to

Exhibition. Sowete” Helter ofcers

whoiare anxiously

from the hills.
howings of ore

HOUSTON 5
BUILDING

New Settlers Go in and Stati
Nearly Completed.
HOUSTON, May 22.—A

number of new tlers hav

rived in this

with their

The tian
tie
Union

Empire Day patriotic the

scene

Westholme
with
in the
more school children who seated themselves
Marshalling the children and generally
of the’ affair and e buildings in town
the schoot trustees were noticed among the number of grown ups r, P. station,

who edifice. There is a
oronre nd the
ments
Th

demonstration in

he

Many
have
some of therm
dévelop into
he most recent additic

yesterday OXCE
Jacks decor ating the

“ix hindred or

its gala
hands of

a colorful
and borne

afternoon was

house

:
nere ana

per ted to

looking {

the

in the

theatre

titer the order and conduct were the teachers
which is a
were als The order maintained during the |"
*s of the program reflects a good deal of credit the
pline of the and the children

elves, ™

The started shortly after two o'clock the
rtain ra the platform seating Mrs. Parkin, vice-regent Plastering.
> Munic ipal Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire,

qG id atteudaprce.
sized wailing room a
ral interior

suitable for the purpose,

upon
arrange

teachers good conduct of the

hear
I ‘

not yel finish
ered with metal lath read

program when

med on

New Store.

general storm of

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT
niral Labor Council

“O.B. U.

te and Date
MEETINGS
g Trades Unit, First

bor Council, i
Coremneil

Auxiliary, First
iu :

thermen, I ery Thuradsy,
Prades, First and Third

packers, First Saturday

 

creage at Terrace

Acre Lot or Ten

tat Terrace for a

before prices

Good lots adjoin-

vnsite at reason-
able prices,

tand lots of fishing

Own Th: $75 to $200

Write to

eniey Bros. & Co.

Rea! Estate and Insurance

errace - = B.C,

OM LEE CO.

40 Second Avenue, West.

VEGETABLES
Wholesate and Metall

“Neral Contractors and
Labon Exo hange.

Prince Rupert, B,C,
One 547 P.O, Box 725

one | 907
"7 oO
red

2nd Avenue
C V. EVITT
uctioneer

Uditor and Accountant

oe
task of reorganization, and it will

 

country.

whose auspices the cle
was planned, and the re-|these is the Imperi of the .
d standard bearers of the|Daughters, of the whose rge Of pos aster G
sidiary to the Muni-|Object is the dissemination of. the old.scne. The
pal Chapt rhe opening num-| patriotism in the land the wr he mae been operated i
is tite singing of ‘O Canada’ | betterment of humanity generally. teak a Hy . ati of
whole mblage, Besides this are the G. W. V. A, |, ral nigh sta card
Wirs. Parkin presides. Boy Scouts, Girl allot | (oe Pere ee
Mrs. P who is chair, | which are worthy of support. Fifteen poi att
. : e DPOR th Mr. Atkinson, a ret
br tof remarks, Sympolic of Truth. oa :
i in, if charge Next year
purpose of the| Before me I the aA” take’ ee
rating Empire|Jack, sympolic of truth, hon , MLey.® oe: 8
ned the or-/and justice. For i
idren of the|Hoated triumphantly ove:
he work oftland and fs still ng
the city ber that it is your
larly the it and if necessar
nursery at the Di; W. T. Ker
ithe échool board,
the firadjspeaker and with
children of|™Marks endorsed
up, and|the preceding
ples for which it stood.| Parkin then publicly
shed them to live up to|Self of the Adair
these principles andithe managentien
ake good citizens of them-|bolme Theatr
always remembering to|for the provision of use for| Al mination jus
mt out the bad and cultivate the|the purpose free of charge. ; Wwidcouset i
i. Following Canon Riz, Mrs.ithen rose and
McLeod sang “We'll Never|Anthem.
Old Fiag Fall,” the child-} Before
ining lustily in the chorus./children
the vociferous applause she! movies, a Canadian Gazette, spec- to noon, Friday,
ponded With “Dear Little Boy) tally chosen, being exhibited. : e

Mine Siren alas Ds takes Sara

PROBATE
Colonel McMordie. THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
Colonel McMordie, D. 8. O.,

COLUMBIA Victoria, B.C,
WAS ix ome MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA pril 19th, Bee
ifr f speake ; is ON af i
he next speaker and h address | deel MIXERAL ACT.
vas oth clear and inspiring.|w THe MATTER OF THE Pom: ¥,)
4 ; { Dp ,
Hefore me in this audience there | are NEON, DECEASE IMPI
many of the ; eo. | NOTICE 18 BEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM -
yen’ f the future great yoo j 3 CUNCEKA of an Order mauve by
of this eountry, end perBaps, | ar F. Mew. Young, in ihe above
f you may even become pre- wa ee
er of this Dominion, It is im-/|
at you should know the
which our Empire is
take you

ntly and the post %
al Order sorta r
Empire,
and
by the asse fesse
(at es
Huidgs,
“arain,

a few

the see

trance Class.
years

can c reh mini

eRe.

Hix
id the

ils make-

War

ACK,
Bes
ae
es

a GF

y=

. grailaiaiialiin

selves for junior and

in Vatic
con or more cap
must be British
eside ada for at deast one

the theatre, thejor rali sea of sevemteen yeate
treated to the /#0re than thirty-five years of age
' ns to wr
May vist, 1920
1, particulars m
mndersigiied or

be ve
Jarvis la les
oe

. f
ieavile

were

MACIIENES,
Ran ssid

Buf ent
W.H

Civil.-Service

1920

ESTATE OF
rESTATE vy
“ATE OF

ar

pus

BOTICE
“Kitsol No. 2,”

errh Maud Mc

cde 1S ORDERED that the said
MeMullin shall be allowed to s
Geath of ibe seid ,
ip ar about the month
afver the expiration of
Gate of the frst pul 3
thie Order, unless in the t
jie furnisbed to the HKegistrar
yitt Prince Rupert, B. ¢ see i 7
socees pate Dine . wa ' yuently | nan pp} . “ ining Re
down ’ . , vi- | °c - not Jan 1 ay
jown the gauge to the civi afp if 18 FURTHER ORDEE ee
world, trampled upon the! | the $414 Jokn BH. McMuliin dof ¥ mrpnes Ot" Sons
| order ¢ Rupert Daily od eae , — :
empire of Belgium and tore} [Seok < mevepaper pubis ‘ hed ' Prince | yor ” Ss enue bg aeieonee

the esac w that| Rupett, B.C, for a period ne month.| ne ‘bauer s r ineate
p the sacre d treaty ith (that ATED at Deine” Ruper t. B : idecmarte e of ertincate
ountry, calling it a serap Of|peuw day of April, aD Dated this

19
NX ULLIN
paper, started a military machine} sOaN % ach

i ‘ Bc lal Adu
the equal of which -
rid bad never geen, and TIMBER SALE X 2286.
Sealed tenders Ww be rece

unnameable crimes ¥ Sesied tenders will be received by the Minister of Lands pot Jater than no
amains \ ’ sinking that Sere of Lendé not later than noon on|the 3rd day of June 1920 for th
against civilization, tl ® }the #7ib day of May 1090 for the purchase|or Licence X2985, to ent 4,040
the British Empire was in 4 state tt 30086, to cut 805,000 feet of of Spruce, Hemlock and Cedar

. ms ee, Cader end Hemlock om sn area aa peel feet of Pilir m en area oi
of dissension and could easily be| Pars EE tt WOE, Balada toned, Wanet B.[da Ganebeee tale Cneee

ushed, What did Great Britain} Coass Diatriet, anda District

: j ype (1) veer will be allowed for re One 9
lo? m< val of timber '

; , : e ¢) Farther particulars of the Chie
Pledged to the protection « f Victories. @C., oF 1 Pg A lll og pod ‘ cudars
nations of the worid,! “

| Rupert, pe
burden of crush-/

rliant t?

i?s On
and i

ack to 10144,
Ii was then

want to
ertificat
that German
threw
ized

ittle

Crown Gra

actior

2nd day of April, A.D

LEW! Ss _W.

TIMBER SALE X 2385.

in operation,
ihe we

committed

ar will be allowed fe

ite ber

the amaliet

she assumed the

Bhow to disap

been found —
are
mines,

is the

gor d-

ed but

veares,

id the se

urned

f the ec:

Saturday, |
Victoria, New

ean 1a ‘ . West st 1 and such other ints
sang the National) > Ssswus diate,
ubjects

amd tol

» will by) received up
Applica

VEMENTS i

“Sunset |

Jaims, si
sion of Cas

Washing- |}
m the

is, fo

ced before
or

PATMORE

tved b
purchase
000 feet
and 18,000

Chariotee Is-

f Forester rt particujars ofthe Chief Fare
et Parester, erineey

——______—

 

MORRICE TOWN
UP

on is |
| Over Land in Late Summer.

MORRIOETOWNR,
the distriet about Morricetown on
the G, * P, the settlers aré look-

lapge
@ ar-
ently
aft of

are,
Nn it was near

the

as

ener.
'

is not
districts,

soiit joined, nlace
wate settied
pear
that the
ent , 68
the war,

nenced

some
men have
however,
improving
likely
i tn provement

Late in

new
crops are

very

ex-

there is to be a great im-

the when the
at their best, two train-
jloads of land seekers from Dakota
are expected to visit the district
and see what can be produced.

summer,

gen-

ary

INVERNESS CANNERY

e ex.

it i

y for

ened
iflice,
oold,
hotel
y Pi

Walls up and Machinery Ready to
Go in—Tender Fiorence
Gone for Boats.

For the past few weeks work

: has been proceéding apace On the
ane
‘and now the sides of ¢he new

hool | Huilding are up with just the roof

it is

new machinery
high

the wharf seady

lhe

to

on

May 24—In|

IS FAST REBUILDING

to be put on and windows to go ip.}
is all crated}
go in as!

 

 

IS IMPROVING

Trains of sotsigte:t Going to Look

;
!

a prospennits year.|
here that the steel |
as well)
Now)
returned from}
aud have com.)
their’ Roldings /

jrebuilding of Inverness cannery}.

™MARELESSNESS
Al &SseD.

big

eReEeST
irReS

F

ae

LAST SUMMER. =
HESEG COST”
AX PAYERS

$370,000,

ALJTTLE CARE WOULD HAVE SAVED THIS

aie a

a PSS
_

el

oe

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soon as the building is complete.)

sters

Though large, the
new building is said to be much
the one that was
WeeKs ago.

Cannery

net quite 20
ym-

bi ty
‘better built than
irnt up a few
the
Florence is

uver to bring

Inverness
leaving

Cod: iy
tender

Vanes

for}
north twenty}

4 |
26-foot cannery boats to replace}

those consumed in the fire.

Never forget to look through
the classified list

——

Ww ATE R NOTIC 1.
DIVERSION “AND USE.

TAKE NOTICE that P Premier Gold Mining
o., Lid., Whose address is Premier, B.C.,
7 via Stewart, 5. C., will apply for a cence
year, take and use three cubic feet of water

ul of Pletcher Creek, which fows west-
erly end drains into Cascade Creek, about

me querter mile north of the International
Boundary im Salmon River Valley.

The water will be diverted _from the
stream at & poimt about near the north-
ésst corner of Lot 3507, Rupert Mineral
|} Claim, and will be used for power purposes
jupom the Premier Mine; power Rouse 9 be
Hlocated on Lot 3697-—Cascade Forks No. 5.
|This water is to be used to ge
ipower for tse om the property of
Premier Gold Mining Co., w., in e-
nection with its mining and millaps opers-

{ tons.

es

senior

8 as

ay be
from

ner,

jon the 29th day of April, 1920.
4 copy of wis po and oe
purevent thereto = @e sg.
1914," will be Aled in the off@e— of
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert, B. C
Objections to the application mey be Sled
with the said Water Recorder or with the
Comptroller of Water Rights,
Rultidings, Vittoria, B. C., within arty days
rt ' after the firet appearance of this notice in
cent {8 local newspaper
PREMIER GOLD MINING CO., LTD.,
No. | oe
date by Dele L. Pitt, agent
rder The date of the first publication of this
r the notice is May 4, 1920

nt of|~

Phee
tuate

 

1, un
Im

1920

y the
an on CANCELLATION OF BESERVE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ad the
reserve existing over certain lends former-
ly meld ender Tismber Licesses Nos. 16408
NM a Niwpumsalum Velley, ff oon-
re .
wr re 6. R NADEN,

Deputy Minister of Lands.
is Department,
Victoria, B.C.,

2ist April.

woated

 

ster | Lar
ter, | La

1920.

 

From all her} ——

colonies, India, South Afriea Aus-
New Zealand and ¢ canada,

the tyrant.

itik

tralia,

 

came the great response of mil-!|

Gene Byrnes Says:—

 

Par mt)

 

|

This notice was posted on the ground |

 

 

 

Stewart Land Co. Ltd. |

Sane SO aaa

Fifth Street
STEWART

101 Pemberton Block
VICTORIA

Lots for § Sale

All Parts of the Town ~

ae of Bussisieles Lows Wanted

HELGERSON, LTD

LOCAL AGENTS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

BIG SUPPLY OF FRESH BAIT

- and Ice
At BUTEDALE. CANNERY

WESTERN PACKERS, LIMITED

Butedale, B.C.

 

 

E. H. SHOCKLEY

Reopening in new works at

Cow Bay
With additional Machinery and affull stock of
_ Doors, Windows, D.D. Fir and Spruce,
Lumber, Oak, Glass and Marine P.
Phone 383}

Quick Delivery by own Truck

 

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“it’s a Great Life If You Don’t Weaken.”

 

 

 

 

lions of men and money. Her sons
demonstrated their patriotism on
the fleld of battle and won for
the world the freedom of democ-
racy and humanity.
Value of Patriotism.
, 4 want you children to remem-
' that patriotism is aa neces-
that victory has been
There faces
the immense

WHAT ?

NE DOLLARS
TWENTY - ONE
AND ElGHTY CENTS

ther
jsary now
jwon as ever it was.
ithe world now
be patriotism that earries us
through, Peoplet cannot apend
all their time on their private af-
lfairs but must give some of it
ito the country. The laws must be

1
JUST GO
COVER To THAT

OFFICE AND
JORN IT INSIDE
CUT— THE IDEA

TWERTY- ONE

DOLLARS AND
EIGATY ce

AND | woe
USE A PENNS
wine

You MEAN
BX SENDING
ME & BILL FoR

”“,
eee eer ee +

2. ewer ee

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lobeyed and the governments must
jbe sup ported, Criticism must be
well based and when it is given
lmust be of a constructive, not
ideatruetive, character.

“You must show your pide in
your country and your city. Al-
though we do have our ‘liquid
sunshine’ still we do not have the
idisadvantages of many places, the
[rigors of the prairie winters for
instance,

“Refore concluding I would like
to refer to of the many
patriotic onganizations in this
One of the greatest of

 

some

 

rokeor

“To ve tert yHe
Cas OFF IM THE
MADAM