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Mrs. A. N. Holtby will not re- toh

ceive tomorrow,

M.P, MoCaffery left fer Kamon-
ton on Saturday afternoon's train.
Captain H,. B. Babington re.
rned from the south on the
ieorge Saturday,
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Iheat Household Luinp Coal ; 1 he
$15.50 delivered. Phone Black 85 { 1 ees j eA ° Spas
lerminal Coal Go, oa Sa ok CO ads 4" %
mak- Beat oS - von 0 LEROY Eire

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Mr. BDlackhan was a passenger

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' ? r Burns Lake Trym boat to train
of business m Saturday aflernoon.

in use in . ° °
pert. s 6 Magoftin the Prinee
Giworge railway man, left for Win-
x Saturday afternoon.

yar of Haysport

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Fred Stork 8 vel in the city Saturday and
. nue immey east on the |
Hardware

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Phone Black 114 J, Rooney, western super-

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Victoria Daily Times, |

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rday night in) or, oe
ven veal Have e you trouble getting is not stitched, but. is welded Ma Packers Milling Co’ Weestocte alee

aa onl “ Siler Standard Mining Co., Lid, New Haarltom, BC. _
o Pr } bel ts fle x! ble en ugh fe Tr het her with high grade rub- Hollinger Teed a Min: bodies Henbe, 55
er, forced throughand through Tilbury Flour bills, Tilbury, Ont

sivas, tid small pulleys, yet strong the fabric and surrounding ee Sk a Totes Oe

ienree at the| enough to. last ? every thread. It hugs even Bocclza Rillcr Plow bale tacks Ont
of the niver. ‘ Nipissing Mining Co., oe tad :
ed home on the CS dxrpo ha > e id d small pulleys. Se. Cons Pulp © Pa ri NB. .
ie leads ‘ soocyear ias proauce ar Usgar’s 2 Bae Wits & J St. John, NB
je Saturday. Peres -P Bote. 3. It has a friction surface a aoe
b. Ring, ot thc litass 2 ower, being which grips, dry or damp, and Bobi Rapinacring Works, fries HS, e

tal staff, returned to ~ beltin flexible enouch eed O vice, Linsted, Miles.
BILLPAPERS | ol Sataielie afternoon's} e - “ 4s Rots dressing. Domine Pulp ©. | Chatham.

PAINTS fler spending a holiday at that it need not be too 4. It has a seam sealed tight Richard's Mfg. Co., Campbellton.

VARNISHES ; son Any one of these firms will be d .
KALSOMINE, ETC. di Bee tight! Gripping enough with high quality rubber. to sell you of their experience ose

ner : ener ree to prevent slipping at any 5. The same rubber which gives Extra Power. Ora Goodyear Belting
oe Soars Jacgeats . ee it year Extra Powerits flexi man-will cail-without obligation’to
TE le heen attending the Method. Good ra = ‘ :
- 7 Speed: you. Phone, wire, or write the near) =

bility, Spe Bly separation, Seeds
| SPF GSN AF . this is 5-point belting. f the or erie
“Pp 2Z: even when edge is worn year T wis

ENCE RUPERT Saturday. a
Bir Miss Erie Richmond, of New . It ds extremely strong, be- torn by shifters or accident. of Canada, Limited
Rival Labor Council, .

Lon, was an arrival from the cause of special! y -desigtied, The list of satisfied users of Good- Branches—Halifax, St. John, Quebec,
O.B. U. h on the George Saturday. properly-woven fabric year Extra Power Belting on small Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto,
I i as SE OS Mine heen taking @ vacation ; r

a ree iy . pulleys is very great—too long to London, Winnipeg, Regina, Saska-
east by the train the 2. Yet it is very flexible, for it print here. But a few are: a ae ain

ome 4 ig on ce in Vaneouver were

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toon, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver.
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McINTYRE HAL : : er bome in Victoria.)
{ Naden is taking a|
y, 26th May “pe ourse at the Vancouver]
Gener Hospital
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um the humber of/
who took advantage of]
ound-trip week-end
errace on Saturday, er-}
trips will be a popular in-

hie season.
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Mee. F. T. Saunders, wife of
heres e at T Captain Saunders, marine super-
: errace tondent at the Digby Island]
ne Marine Station, returned home on}

: \cre Lot or Ten Saturday after a visit in Vancouy
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Fr. W. Dowling, manager of the| —e

, i lots adjoin- vial Sovarnmé she h dg ark is .
te at rennon, {Dominion Gover arament Vannccver MANY PRE- EMPTION " MINERS’ ASSOCIATION. Sad ete las acante ar

returned bome

es. by way of Lucerne, stopping 3 RECORDS THIS YEAR RE-BLECT OFFIC Burns Lake. The people of Burns |

T f fishing st Burns Lake He was in Van- Lake are asking the government!
wn ats 75 to $200 eouver on departmental business) jfor financial aid in getting im-}

and arvived here yesterday That Central British Columbia Apart from reading. reports re- \provements made on the park.
e .¢ 7a is proving attractive to settlers) suiting from business taken up

laney Bios & Co. General Superintendent Brewer coming to Canada, as well 85 at a previous special meeting, and; Lieutenant G. A. Maude, for- CANCELLATION OF RESERVE

g ye moving from one province, ani ar : i ~qaneuieia
eft for Winniper on i a. ve ~ pe rtd /* aot soiahilab ed. . an ane a: oom eee ate -_ merly chief officer on the Stada- NO} ice 19 HEREBY GIVEN tat the slcbograpiiers will =
stat ar ‘ r atlaconec C 0 ‘ 1” Gistric UDC WO 8 engineec > » reser evisting Over certain lands former- >
e and Insurance ear “Prince Rupe 'D j tae ! & cona, which . visited here last iy held Under Wimber Licenses Nos. 16403 = > on oe, Sa

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ttrace ~~ B Cc the regular passenger train Sat-| says the Prince George Citizen,| with a view to having the road winter with Adminal Jellicoe’s | am 16404, Kitsumkalum Valley, is ¢an- here may be Ave or more a

urday afternoon He was accom-jby the following: For tho orga [connected up from the east end of) Ghief-of-stal, was a passenger , G. R. NADEN, ned RO
ipanied as far as Smithers by Su- | four months of this year, 336) Railway Avenue to the Hudson passing through here on Satur. mepely Minister of Lands, (of full age of seven

, Lap parunent,
ns sarlabendént A. Kilpatrick, presemption recomds have been) Ray mountain road, there was ne day. He arrived on the Prince ante orla, B. C., |, Appltcationa' td writ rill
aia as @ allowed in the districts contigu- | business of any importance} George*and left for Halifax on the! . 21st April, 1920, 6041 hoon, Friday, u ;

ibe len forms and tal 4

10M LEE CO CO. Anyox passengers on the Prince | ous to the line of the Grand Trunk! j transacted at the sna meeting grain, iN pRopare: obtained fram

Real

George Saturday afternoon I~) paecifce Railway, including Fort | of the Smithers M(nors’ amd Prose | eee nny | IN THE ee COLUMBIA. OF BRITISH |any Government

letuded Mrs. Milla, D, Johnson, J.|Praser, 112; Fort George and! peotors’ Association, which was TIMBER SALE X 2385. Civil Service
‘nue, West, iPetersen, C. Sandvold, Mr. and | peac oe River, 145; Hazelton, 25;/peld on Monday night, says the} en " Ton tte OP THE ADMINISTRA. Mag Ton 1920,
VEGe [Mrs. Kolpath, L. A. Thomas, © igkoona, 16; Cariboo, 60. By farlinterior Nows, | winisrer of Lands “not Teter ‘than “noon ‘og (WY THE MATTER UF. THE ESTATE OF
W TABL Es Babeock, W. E. Mansh, 8. Jack, J.ithe larwest percentage of pre- The election of ofleersa for the | the $rd day of June 4920 for the purchase LOUIS DIXON, DECEASED, INTESTATE. . MINERAL remy
oleae Mr. Nord “cords issued by the Of glcance ZOSSs, wo ut 1.060.000. feet Te (Form F.
© and Rotali iHeideman, J, Jagnes, r. mC -lemplion rneoor . er e ensuing year resulted in a return | of s ruce, Hemlock and Cedar and Ad.c8e NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
or ' . . Camp- ‘a are "Antg Ww 1ese 2 , . j ittneal feet of Piling on an ares sita wv INCERN of { CE . ees
‘al Contractors and jlund, John Huggard, Mr. CamP~jprovince are grantgd clot the old heads by acclamation. | i iGumshews tale Queen Charlotte It-|tbe Menour FP MeB. Young. ie. the abcos eer
“Kitsol No, 4," %
No. 1," “Sunset No.

my 8 "90d Ave

a i ; : A.8 . hile it may also be/pnac

"On Exchay ibell, W. Jenkins, F. Hanson, A. +! districts, while 1 : These are: lands District. matter on the 27th day of April, A D.
_ Rain, Mr. Please and Mr. Wils8on./interesting to note that April of President—J. J. Kelly. nat oa will De allowed for re- err as as follo aa ihe weit, dota 12) Yan

’ 6.2. ie this year for the whole province Meo-P sid ae A. 3. Fowlio Further particulars of the Chief Forester, we utitn OR ee be Milne ef "C to swear to the) # the Naas River
: angers for], A ° re-emptions . co-Fresident—-A. %. FOW!M®. | victoria, B.C, or District Forester, Prince of the said deceased as occurring |siar District;
Pp ¢ Among the passer totalled {42 pre-emptions aes Secretary-treasurer—L, 8. Mc-/hepert, B.C tm or about the month of January, 1918, |, Where located:
), Box 725 . Prince Georme on 7 5 ° after ae expiration of one month from the jhead of
Stewart on the Prin San 5 in 1918, Gill.

date of the frst publication of notice of | TAKE NOT
) m Saturday afternoon were W. Par NTT The miners now have ood TIMBER SALE X 2286. this order, unless in the meantime proof | Free Miner's L
lh i, Mr. MeQuade, Col. Hiam was & passen- ine c a x | = is furmiahed to the Registrar of this Court} or William Ma
kor, Mr, Caldwe | a A streng association, and that it is! Seated senders will be received dy the/at Prince Rupert, B.C, that the said de-|ton, U.S. A,
Moss ise Mr. Reilly, F. D. Vankirk, W. Wil- ger - Stewart passing through yiaisier ar Lands not later than noon on sense. Lous Dinos, yes aare" aan quently | sane 6, intends,

enthusiastic membership is| the erm of May 1020 for the purehase |to th of f p
827 } . \ ' & ay. Col, Hiam|*®" eM y hereof, to
0, “7 2nd Avenue jhelm, Mr. Wilder, Mr. © neue te city on pres af ‘as i evidenced by the attendance at re- 2284, to Mut 395,000 feet of ae tt s FURTHER, “ORDERED that|for a Ceetif
V, FE VITT iMr, Bush, Mr, Aldr idge, Mr O-/is the representa

and Hemiock om an area ad-/the sald John H. MeMullin do publish notice | purpose
; King- Mann and has charge of his
F. Vankish, Mr, f-Jald One (4) year will be allowed for re- Rupert, C., for & period of one month, |

hag) “tioneer io lay mont, p tl 1c l, mber
Jarwell, Mr. Honeyman, jinterests in the Portland Cana eit),
or and Accountant ag Bog i Heylelon Mr. Bigham Never forget to laek through vation particiars a ? rates, Peioss esi: aay & JOuN Pa MeMUtti IN, “pa d
;Mr, Ol, Be ' tetoria C., or Distric ‘or . L ; ate s
dailies Hand Mr, Catton, Advertise in the Daily News. [the classified list ae nupert.”’ B.C. | ; Oficial Administretor, "his

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oast District, News, ‘. ngwe aper published at Prince} And fw

ler ‘oollen 85,
“at Prince Rupert, B. C.. thisithe issuance of

cent metings. oot Loreees, Swindle Island, Range &, |of 5s order in the Prince Rupert Daily/each of the ak ~ 1