HistORIC OXFORD PAGEANT A PRISM _OF BRILLIANT COLORS

THE DAILY REws.

 

 

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The annual pageant held at Oxford, England, was more colorful and

THE OXFORD PAGEANT- FEAST OF THECHERRY BLOSSOM n®.cow >

of the cherry blossom, one of the most attractive scenes of the affair, is pictured above.

 

brilliant than ever befor® The feast

 

 

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MORE! MORE!! MORE!!!

PEACHES for PRESERVING

 

Order Now, Do Not Delay!

Per box, $1.75
SUGAR HAS ADVANCED 50c.

per hundred pounds, but we will sell :-

20-lb. Sack, $2.40

Phone us at once before a further advance

 

 

 

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Phones 44, 45 and 534

Two Stores.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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} Sport Briefs

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*One of the
the
will be
coxwainless
Alice B. It
likely that in a short distance
that the the boat wonld
win, but it is questioged in water-
front greles very much if they
can continue the pace for half a
mile. It is human effort pitted
igainst mechanical energy and
will be watched with

most interesting
Labor Day
the race between
four shell

should be

features of cele.
bration
the

the

and
very

men mm

the result

interest,
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According to the papers re
from the interior the
Telkwa baseball team is going to
be in fine shape for the game on
September 1. They have becn
practising steadily through-
the whole and
Prince Rupert sends a crack team
the trophy will very likely be left
with the From

their many they

ceived

very

seasol niess

interior boys.
games togethe
have the science of playing, from

outfield to home plate
> 7 o

down pat

In the wrestling match held last
Friday evening in the Kitsault
House, Alice Arm, between Jack
Kennedy, the champion of the
Crow's Nest, and Bud Murphy of
Alice Army the former was win-
ner in two straight falls. The
time for the first fall took ‘thirty
seconds with the opponents strug-
gliing hard. In the second Murphy

and came to defeat in sixteen
minutes. The match was for the
championship of Northern British
Columbia an] the building “was

 

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Namie Pr Ww Db 1 Points
Sons 3 2 1 0 §
Callies 2 i at
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LAND REGISTRY ACT
Sections 36 and 134
je Application N 11,044-1 File 6,16
that application has beet

Jim Postulu of Prince
owner in fee under a Tax
Collector of the Ci

made Ww register
Rupert, B. C., as
paic Deed from the
f Prince Rupert, bearing date the

day December 1918, of ALL AN
SixGULAR that certain paree! or tact
land and premises situate, lying and belisg
in the City of Prince Rupert, more par
ticularly known and described as Lot
j} Seven (7), Block twenty-five (2: 5 i
peven Map 023); You are required
to contest the claim of the tax purchaser
within 35 days from the date of the s
vice of this notice (which may be effected
by Publication in a daily neyapape! and
ijyour attention is called to section 36 of
| ila Land Registry Act” with amendment
jand to the following extract theresfrou
| and in default of @ caveat or cer

tificate of is pendens being fied be
registration as owner of the
person entitied under such tax Sal
all persons so served with notice,

fore the

 

 

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L. \/. MORRISSEY Phone 573 WILFRID KELLY
P. O. Box 1664
| R (
a ee
Company
re stock on Hand than money in bank, takes this
giving the public high grade value for their cold
prices set forth below will be maintaned until
tisement is changed, when a further list of good
v follow. These prices are absolutely for cash
inter. No C,O.D. or charging to account will
these prices Delivery will be made by auto on
succeeding purchase,
M olm'’s Best, is .60c. 2s ..$1.15 Ss . .$2.85
amber) ‘pee Ghe bs ei ini. 300 evens davai seee ae
ence, dein Shi 6 ad's .. 2 for 35c.
k and Beans, tomato sauce ., 2 for 25c.
] DORI oko eae 8s 5 5 Ibs. for 50c.
OO a is wt bakead heer .60c
| : its, all varieties, per Ib yl oe ae
ot berry, 4s $1.25. Black Currant, 4s, $1.00. Red
t, $1.00: Raspberry, 4s, $1.20. Strawberry and
$1.00. Green gage, 4s, $1.00.+
. ‘oS, per case $4.50, per dozen $2.40, per can
2 for 450. ‘
s, per case §3.75, per doz., $2, per_can 2 for 35c.
Domoleo, 28,.....98@, 38,.....@c. 5s... . .@8e.
OP DO WR Fee aks ne 4.0004 eames . .6e.
rds, per can i a ae .. 80e.
Oss Teles oo. ee ag 150.
i Me . 35c.
Macaroni eneye GO ae 2 for 25c,
Pri ;
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4 ‘ince Nupert Grocery Co.
= J
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| and those claiming through
j or under them, and all persons claim
ing any interest in the land by Virtue

 

Yes - - Is BETTER

Domestic Bread
Made by Machinery

717 Third Ave.
CAKES A
Phone 190 SPECIALTY

THE LA CASSE BAKERY

 

 

    

  

 

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| of any unregistered instrument, and
| all persons claiming any interes: B
} descent whose title is-
not registered under the provisions
of ths Act, shall be for ever es
topped and debarred from setting up
i any claim to or in respect of the
jand so sold for taxes, and the Regis
twrar shall register the person eb
titled under such tax sale a5 Ownel
of the land so sold for taxes
AND WHEREAS application has Db
made for a Certificate of ladefeasibic Tithe
to the gbove-mentioned lands, |h the nam

the land by

 

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A a a et tt

was less able to hold up his end}

packed with interested sport fans. |

*. went without a hitch

been

HUNTING WILL
OPEN SOON

Duck Season Commences Septem-
ber 6 and Deer on 13th of
September.

ROD AND GUN cLus
FORMED AT TELKWA

Already the

Omineca Rod and
Gun Club has been formed in the
interior in readiness for the com-
ing shooting season. Officers
have been appointed and already
there is considerable’ interest
about ethods which may be
adopted. t help conserve the
game and to urge further prose
cutions under the Game Act. All

points in the Telkwa vicinity are

interested and are sending repre-

 

sentatives to the club

Locally the sons of Nimrod
have heen stirring uneasily in
their hard office chairs and hav:

}been glancing furtively across the

jharbor with thoughts of the deer
‘|trooping silently around amongst
j the trees Soon the season will
be open and already the game
egulations have been posted in
Onspicuocus places for all inter-
sted Prince Rupert lies in the
Northern District Which means
and includes the Electoral District
of Atlin and all that portion of

the province situated and lying
north of the Grand Trunk Pacific
Hailway and to the east of the
the Cascade HKange.
very important matter
hunters who may go
coast and will find
thus wnder = slightly
regulations.
mule, white
throughout the
the (Queen
opeh season
tember 13,°1919, to December 15
11919, both dates inclusive.

| Ducks and geese in the North-
ern District from 6 a. m. Septem-
6 to December 20, 1919, both
inclusive.

Grouse in the Northern District
to the south of the 56th parallel,
jwhich includes all points
{slightly north of Stewart
\Grand Trunk Pacific
lopen season from
i919. to December
jdates inclusive.
The daily bag limit |
is twenty and total bag
jhundred and fifty.
|} The daily*bag limit for geese is
ten and the total bag limit fifty
} rhe bag timit for deer in the
'Northern District is three of one
species and four altogether:

Daily bag limit for grouse is
six for any one species, nor more
than twelve for all species in any
one day; total bag limit fifty.

PICNIC PARTY WENT
TO DIGBY ISLAND

‘Laura F. Loaned to Young Peopie
| For Enjoyable Outing.

sunnmit of
This
for

down

is a
those
the
themselves
lifferent
Deer
coast
excepl
Islands,

tail and
province,
Charlotte
from Sep-

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from
to the
Khailway,
September 6,

21, 1919, both

ducks

limit one

|} Yesterday afternoon a very en-
|joyable pienic was held at Digby
llsland near the when a
number of young people went ove!
Laura F., kindly lent by
George Frizzell for the occasion.
Howard Frizzell was the enginee:
for the trip and very
capable indeed everything
A start was
the afternoon and
s soon as the party reached the
table and wer
set up in a shed and games were
kept up all afternoon.

The party had been

or Miss Helen Hibbard,
unavoidably absent ac-
count of the sickness of her
brother. Mrs. J. R. Mitchell and
Miss Berringer were in charge of
the supper arrangements and af-

ways,

in the

he
and

proved

made early in

grounds, a stove

arranged
but

on

she

Was

ter the strenuous afternoon all
feasted very heartily. An early
start was made as rain in the

evening put a damper on the out
side playing which had been so
enjoyed earlier in the day. Be-
returning to the float a trip
was wade around the harbor and
on the return the celebrating was
continued at the home of one of
the young people.

rhose in the party were: Mar-
Lindsay, Caroline Mitchell

fore

garet

ri Postolu, ie : , ie “tis
7 AND WHERL AS on imvestigating Alice Allen, Marjorie Carter,
title it appears that pote _ - ta “ne Annie Kelly, Kathleen Allen, How-
lof October, 1047 (the date on ‘ ;
Said aa were sold for overdue wares), ard Frizzell, Geo. Roberts, George
0 re the ussessed owner there el in ; ee . :
' rt Rl HER TAKE NOTICE that at the Mitchell, Chat les Currie, Eddie
same time | shall effect re — eo , (4aPpp Willie and Alex Mitchell
p ‘ of such application anc me lic ' a
Portineat of Indetosslnle Title to the said | Roy Lancaster, Miss Berringet
lands in the name of Jim Postotu wie nd Mrs Mitchell.
vou take and prosecult the prope : \ '
ecoodings to establish your clatty : a eerie
to the said lands wv to prevent nt @eenn.
posed action on my part ands Salvation y
DATED at the Land ; Resists) ce, sine
Prince Rupert, B. ¢ this i101 1 ! _
August, A.D 1090. wean Public meetings Ruseeen
: ieaer ‘hur jatur 8 at
District Registrar of Titles Thursdays and Sat irday p
ro Robert J. Abbott, Esq a. Sundays at 7:30 pm in
Prince Rupert, B. ¢ i

   

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Prince Rupert Music Store

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

WILL EDMUNDS, Proprietor

“Everything in Music.”
LATEST POPULAR SONGS AND DANCES, VICTROLAS
: AND VICTOR RECORDS
Repairs to Phonographs, Violins, Etc. Bows rehaired.
Woodwind tnstruments repadded and adjusted.
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Offered by the Robin Hood Flour Mills,
] Lid. for the best bread baked with
e ROBIN HOOD FLOUR iv be shown al
the Prince Rupert Exhibition. °
FIRST PRIZE $10.00, SECOND PRIZE $5.00, THIRD
PRIZE $2.50. Fach exhibitor must present with entry,
grocer’s sales slip fer one 49-lb. saek Robin Hood Flour, *%
purchased within thirty days of the opening of the Exhibi-
bon
For Further Information, Apply Secretary,
Exhibition Association.

 

 

 

 

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