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Is Economical. The Coupons which
it carries -- redeemable for useful
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Mrs. HALL
SENDS THIS se.
WHITE SAUCE rt

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It is a splendid sauce and
quite easy to make.

Take 2 level tablespoons of
flour,

2 level tablespoons butter,

% cup Pacifie Milk,

% cup of water in which the
fish was boiled.

Salt and pepper to taste and
add a chopped hard boiled egg
chopped parsley.
Mrs. Hall sends this because
she says it turns out well
when she uses Pacific Milk.

Others will be as grateful as
we are to have this recipe.

Pacific Milk Co.

Limited
FACTORY AT LADNER, 8. ©.

or

so

 

 

 

Gurneys commenced mak-
ing stoves in 1843. Still in

the same line of business
1919. Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.

ON SALE AT

Fred Stork’s

Hardware
SECOND AVENUE
Phone Black 114

 

ROYAL

Pocl Room

moved to

721 Third Ave.

Opposite
The Empress}Hotel

 

 

CIGARS SODA
Two per cent. Beer

 

JOHN PELLICANO

werw ec rem te

 

 

FOR SALE

Seven-roomed house with
bath and finished basement.
Newly painted. 8th Ave., W.

$2875.00

Very Easy Terms.

 

 

 

DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND
523 Third Ave.

-

 

SMITH & MALLETT

PLUMBING AND HEATING
ENGIKEERS

Estimates furnished.

 

 

 

Address, 3rd Avenue,
of Second Street.
Phone 174 .. P.O. Box 274

head

 

Arthur Y. Thomas

ORGANIST
PIANIST

 

 

Studio: First Avenue
Phone 15 Hours 4to6 p.m.

 

 

 

ere

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' Sport ||
‘i ont oe

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been re

Foot

far no reply has
ceived from the Dominion

the Calgary team should that city
decide to enter the Western Can-

ada League in 1920.
* 7 .
A number of young people of

art of
The hot
weather during the last week and
the vacation daily
attracted a large number of child-
ren to the Salt Lake and the ranks
of the swimmers of the city are
being constantly swelled by the
youthful champions. Some of the
novices might be taught the ele-
mentary strokes which would very
quickly help them in getting along
by themselves. About half a
dozen are sufficient to
teach the young element the nata-
torial art.

the the

swimming

city are learning
this season.

combined, has

lessons

* * >
It has been announced that
Frank Troeh of Vancouver, Wn.,
star all-round shot, has accepted
the challenge of Forest MecNeir of
Houston, Texas, to shoot for the

Hercules All-Round Amateur
Trophy tomorrow. Other ama
teur and open trophies will be
shot for August 9. The grand
American handicap shoot opens

August 10.

. . .
A Western Canada
championship toufnament
ing promoted and will be held in

September.

on

baseball

is be-

Championship teams

 

 

from British Columbia, Manitoba
Saskatchewan and Alberta are ex-

pected to enter in the competi-
tion.
. . .
In the city football league the

games will be played on Mondays
and Thursdays and should rai:
or something else prevent the
game from being staged it will
be played on Tuesdays or Fridays
and no exceptions will be allowed.
If any particular club
to field a team for the night se-
lected the game must be forfeited.
This rule will be enforced through
out the whole league series.

unable

is

Yesterday afternoon a number
if the girls gathered on Market
place for baseball practise. The
girls are eager to play the game
like theiy brothers and turn out
regularly for practise. A number

 

af boys were down and sides were
chosen and a friendly match was
played.

Jimmy Wilde, the bantam pugi

list, is going to run for parlia-|
ment for a seat in Wales, where}
he is a hero among the miners

 

 

MARRIAGE OF MISS
MARGARET WESTMAN

Former Queen of the Carnival
Becomes Bride of Chief
Officer of Prince John.

On Monday last, August 4, at
Vancouver, Miss Margaret West- |
man of this city Was quietly|
married to Joseph Flood, first of-
ficer of the G, T. P.
Prince Jobn.

The ceremony took place at St
Andrew's Roman Catholic Cath-|
edral, Vancouver, at 1 p.m. E.L
McKay, third officer of the Prine:
George, was the best man and the
bridesmaid was Miss Florrie
Jones of Anyox, one of the maids

steamship |

of honor at the carnival and!
candidate from that town for the
position of queen.

The bride looked very aweet}

zowned in cream crepe de chine

 

and with a white picture hat. The |
bridesmaid wore blue silk.

After the ceremony, dinner was |
served for a small party at one
of Vancouver's fashionable res
taurants and Mr. and Mrs. Flood
left later for Seattle and othe:
Puget Sound cities, where they
are spending their heneymoon
They expect to come to Prince |
Rupert to live. |

ball Association in regard to the SEALED TENDERS acereneed |
. ‘a 4 endort enue
offer Calgary made of guarantee-|wohyarrt at stewart, B will be recet
ing travelling expenses. to pro- |i its fo a, et — wor
vincial championship football} a Wharf at Stewart, Distr
‘ | Sskeena, Bb. t
teams to come there to play at ns 6 rins of contract can be s
; . : smiber i: spe i ») and forms of tender t
the Connaught Cup in September. | at this Department, at the om
fe ae District Engineer at Prince Rupe
In a recent boxing bout in Paris ' Post Office, Vancouver, B
° b ‘ Post iMeces, Vancouver, b
Charles Ledoux of France, cham : stewa B. ¢
tt nsidered
pion bantamweight of Europ: ort ed ferns supe 7
knocked’ out Tommy Noble of : ‘ ss a. Soe dance W
Ain erein
England in the tenth round. The ; must t m@panied 1
heq ‘ ' i ba
event which was staged at the end ato” the ie f the Minis
il
of last month was very well at-j: N ork jual to 10 {
j tend War Loan f
tended. nit \ als accepted a
. . . e War Bonds and cheques i
: . : ' nal ' al : amount
Nick Williams who has been)''\ ; prints ca piained at
| ; . :
, . ¢ , or ap. | this parr ‘ siti ‘ scceptec
striving to form a western inte! fo | = ce nee
national ball league for next sea-jto tun le f the Minister f Publ
W ks ‘ will & ' nD | he
son, states that the chances are ing bid auhenit @ femaiae bid
¢ « vo s ; I rder,
very small as prospects are any- . oe
thing but bright for baseball in Secretary
— Pul Works
Butte, Montana. Williams is be-|?°?anmes {7. 1919
ing mentioned as manager for| ---———

 

 

MINERAL ACT,

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS
NOTICE
Mineral H M

Midas Lake fra

las, i k
Pass Frac

  

“ One Reason

 

 

in the Port

f Cassiar Dis

4 jineral Claims,
sid Cana : m Divi

 

W Tee ated ‘ : bast Saimon

treen act

Watkins, F. M. ‘

 

impose of Ont
ve cial
that a

Thine nee

Certilicat

the 5
‘ f the ab
take notice
must be ¢
ch

 

1 before
it

 

f s

Dated this 25th day of J
A. H

uly, A. D. 1919
GREEN
No. 742, 1919
SUPREME COURT
COLUMBIA

IN THE OF BRITISH

iN THE MATTER OF T.
; i AND LUMBER

BL TWEEN
}ETER KANKINE

A. KEI.LEY LOG
MPANY LIMITED

DUNCAN, as Trustec
Plaintiff

and
LUGGING
LIMITED
MACRKAE,
ture

i A. KELLEY
CUMPANY
NETH
debet
pany,

AND LUMBER
and JOHN AEN
holder in trust of the
stock of the Defendant Com

Defendants
private Tender pui
the Honourable Mr
the 8th day of
action, the prop
the” above « unpaliy
engines, logging equij

ils, jd storage

» BE &
suant to the Order of
Justice Morrison, mad
4 1919, in the above

and effects of
ling donkey
mnt, & sa
; wasoiin

et Situated at Queen Char!

LD by

pple

sinail be
tle

Islands

t are to

ceiver

W b
» ite med A (
f ttawa
tings St ancouve
than no
f Augus 19
Fl pa ars and ndit 1
and form of T ler may be obtained or
application to the said W. EB. Hodges, or
t Abbott, Macrae & his Solicitors
509 Bank Ottawa Bidg Hastings St
t, Vane ve B. ¢ 87

west 8. S._

tT OF BRITISH

 

IN THE SUPREME

UR
COLUMBIA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA

TION ACT
and
OF THE ESTATE OF
JOHANNSSON bok

iN THE MATTER

GUDMUNDUR

CPASED, INTESTATE

rAKE NOTICE that in
Honou I McB Youne
ja f July, A.D. 1919, I
\cdministrator to the estate
Jo 1annss« leceased, and
claims against the said
wreby required to furnish same. prof
verified, t> me, on or before the ist
f September, A.D. 1019, and a!
niebted to the said estate are required
toto pay the amount of their indebtednes
t me forthwith

JOHN H. MeMULLIN,

OMetal Administrater
day of July. 1919

order of
made the
was

His
24
appointed

of Gudmund
Nay

all parties

 

this

24th

of Prince
my intention to issue,

here » &

 

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Cleanliness

and Health
There is neither age
limit nor exemption—
every man,woman and
child has a daily fight
to carry on against
germs and microbes of
disease. Use

LIFEBUOY
neath SOAP

for a victorious and
delightful toilet, for a
refreshing bath,and for

a thorough cleansing
of the home.

|
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'
:
|

The carbelic odour in Lifebuoy

is the sign of

its protective “a?

qualities
wanish-

ing after use.

 

Lever Brothers
Limited

 

| bia, occupation

jtelning a Crown Grant of the

NOTICE

MATTER of an application for
f a fresh certificate of title to
and 46, Block 1, Section 5, City
Rupert, Map 923).
HEREBY GIVEN that it ts
after the expiration
rom the first publication
certificate of tithe to the
lands in the name of
Donald Ross and Robert MacKay, which
ertificate is dated 21st day of January, |
i915, and is numbered 7115-1! i
|
|

IN THE
th ssut
Lots 45

NOTICE is

month
fresh
bove mentioned

f one

H. F. MACLEOD
District Registrar of
DATED at the Land. Registry
Prince Rupert, B. C., 25th
june, 10919

Titles
Oomice,

this day of

 

WATER NOTICE
DIVERSION AND USE

TARE
Ovlawa,

NOTICE that M. R
Ont, whose address is care Wm
B. Hood, Atlin, B. C., will apply for s

nee to take and use four cubic feet
per second of water out of Spruce Creek

Lillico, of

which flows east to west and drains ink
Pine Oreek, about two and one half miles
from Lake Atlin

The water will be diverted from the
Stream at a point about 150 ft. below
Cassidy Group on Jas. Nedved’s ground
and will be used for placer mining pur
poses upan the Calder Bench Lease de
scribed as Hydraulic Placer Mining Lease
No. 387.

This notice was posted on the ground
mn the 27th day of. M 1919

 

\ copy of this notice and an application

pursuant thereto and to the “Water Act
i9td, will be fied in the office f the
Water Recorder? at Atlin, B. ¢

ibiections to the application may be

filed with the said Water Recorder or wit!

the Comptroller of Water Rights, Pariia
meat Buildings, Victoria, B. { within
th rty days after the first appearance of
th notice In a local newspaper
M. RK. LILLICU, Applicant,
Ottawa, Ont
By Wm. B. Hood, Atlin, B.C., Agent
The date of Ys first publication of this
notice is June 3, 1919

 

WATER NOTICE
DIVERSION AND USE

TAKE NOTICE that M. P. Olsen, whese

addiress is Alice Arm, B. C., will apply
for a Ulcence to take and use 10 second
feet of water out of Tumble Creek, als
known as Goat Creek, which flows west
erly and drains into the Aitsault River,
about 17 miles from its mouth at head of
the Inlet of Alice Arm ;
The water will be diverted from the
stream at a point about 20 chains easterly
from $.B. corner Lot 3196, Cassiar Dis
trict, and will be used for mining purpose

Ipom the mine described as the
Mineral Claim, Lot 3634,

North Star

ies

Why.

 

 

tdward Lipsett,

 

Vancouver, B. ¢

President

Registered Office:
68 Water Street,

Edward Cunningham

Lipseit-Cunningham & Co.

—
FISHING & CANNERY EQUIPMENT—MARINE HARD\W Arc

Steamship Supplies, Gas Engines and Accessories
Fish Netting, Twines, Lines, Ropes and Cordage

PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©.

Harry Lipse
Vice-President

Prince Rupert
relephone N
P. O. Box 1698

 

POOR CPO Oe

 

 

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

NOTICE 18 HERESY
' ve existing ver ¢
mn Porcher Island, Range
wo li¢e f which appear
mbia Gazette on the
is cancelled
G. KR. NAI

Deputy Min
Lands Department
Victoria, B. ¢

15th July, 1919

VEN

ed : ;

LN

ste ' :

 

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

HEREBY

Cassiar District. | NOTICE 18 GIVEN that th
rhis netice was posted on the TOURS | reserve existing over certain Crown tands
on the 20th day of June, 1919 in Range 5, Coast District, tying th
A copy of this notice and an application | pijies un cach side of the Kilsum@eal!
pursuant thereto and to the “Water ACt,\ fiver, notice of which appeared in ’
1914," will be fled in the office of the! Gritish Columbia Gazette on the 2nd Jul
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert, B.C 's9u8, is cancelled.
Objections to the application may bej| ' G. R. NADEN
fied with the said Water Recorder or with Deputy Minister of Land
the Comptrolier of Water Rights, Parlia- | 2 — >
ment Buildings, Victoria, B. ‘ within | 208s Deparment,
thirty days after the first appearance of | isth July. 1919
this motice in @ local newspaper : .

. P. OLSEN, Applicant
The date of the first publication of this
notice is June 26, 1919.

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to Apply to Lease Land.

IN QUEEN CHARLOTTE LAND DISTRICT
RLCORDING DISTRICT OF SKEENA, and
situate in the vicinity of District Lot 792
om Massett Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands
TAKE NOTICE that the Wallace Fisher
les, Limited, Vancouver, British Colum
canning company, intends
to apply for permission to lease the fol
lowing described lands
Commencing at @ post
southwest corner of the northwest
ter of Lot 792, Queen Charlotte
District, thence west 20 chains;
north 27 chains; thence east 250 chain-
more or less t the high water mark of
Massett Inlet, thence southeasterly and
following the said high water mark
chains more or less to the point of com
moneement and containing twenty 20
ar s more or less
THE WALLACE FISHERIES, LIMITED
Per Fred. Nash, B.C. L. 8 Agent
ard day of June, 1919

MINERAL AC

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS

of

planted at the
quar
Islands
thence

    

Dated

NOTICE
Sundog Fraction,
Fraction, Rob Roy, and Nephin Fraction
Mineral Claims, situate in the Naas Mining
Division of Cassiar District

Where located:—-On the west
Granby Bay, mear Anyox.
IARE NOTICE that i, H. N

beaver, Clark, Jimm

side of

Clague of

of Duncan, B.-+«.,

the eity acting a5 agen
for the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelt
ime and Power Company, Limited Pree
Moers Certificate No 32188-C, intend
sixty days from the date hereof, to app!
to the Mining Reeorder for a Certificate

for the purpose of ob
above claim
that action, un
commenced befo:«

certificate of tm

of improvements,

And further take notice
jer section $5, must be
th issuance of such
provements

 

Dated this Srd day of July, A.D. 191%
H. N. CLAGUE, 6.C.L.8
LAND ACT
PRINCE RUPERT LAND DIsTRICT-—DIS
rhicT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS
TAKE notice that E. M. Lauder, of Queen

Charlotte City, oeeupation teacher, intends

to apply for permission to pure hase the
following described lands :
Commencing at @ post planted on the
south shore of Maude ldéland, about 700
feet east of the 8. E. corner post P. KR. No

1244, thence north 20 chains, thence eas!
20 chains; thence south 20 chains; thene
west 20 chains to point of commencement

 

EDIT MAUD LAUDE.
Date June 14, 1019
4
7

ee ee

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

  

NOTICE 15 HEREBY HIVEN that
reserve existing over certall ‘ wi at
” Graham island, Queen Charlotte Isla
District, notice of which appeared in
British Columbia Gazette on the S0th J
1908, and the jrd July, i u

G. RK. NADEN
Deputy Minist f la
Lands Department,

Victoria, B. ¢

ibth July, 191

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

NOTICE 18 HEREBY
reserve @Aisting over cert
om the Naas River, Cassia

 

of which appeared in. thy

on the 25th Pel
cancelled,

G. RB. NAI

Deputy Mini

Lands Department,
Victoria, B. ¢
5th July, 1019

GIVEN that
:

an ¢ Wh
r District, o
British
ruar 190
IEN

ster f La

PUBLIC NOTICE

  
 

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATI
RONALD ©. FERGUBUN, DECEASED
Sealed tenders will be eived by 1
undersigned up to 12 o'clock noo '
‘th of August, 1919, for the pure?
lots eight (8) and nine yu Block t
nine (39), Section five (5 im the City
Prince Rupert, in the Provinces i
Columbia
Tenders 1 Sit.be placed i um ony
securely s addressed to me
marked “Tender Ferguson Estat
accompanied by 4 marked cheque ;
at par at Smithers for at least 25 p<
f the amount of the tender
The highest or any tender will
necessgrily be accepted

The cheques of all unsuccessfy)
returned to them.

6 will be
TERMS——Cash on accep
STEPHEN Ht. it
OMecial
Smathers, B. C.,
duly 17, 1019

tend

lanere of t&
OSKING
Administ

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SEEDS

Specially Suited f

Rupert s
FEED Ghickens
HAY, GRAIN & FERTILIZER

P.R.FEED Co.

PHONE 58
P.O. Box 333 908 3rd Ave.

 

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