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A. W. EDGE C0.

DISTRIBUTORS
2nd Avenue - Prince Rupert

BEAVER BOARD

FOR WALLS OF

 

If it hasn't the Beaver
trade-mark it isn’t
Beaver Board

   

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Finish of your attic—partition
mm in the basernent—put new
your garage. Do it with
rd. For yoursummer cot-
tags, for your new home, for the elub,

tore or the office—Beaver Board.

ccs the place of lath, plaster and
w per, giv you better walls and
ceilings, more handsome, more san-
itary, more durab’e.

ay we

There is every reason fur—and nene againat your
« Beaver Board. Get the geanine.
f y ve to be particulas.

  
  
     
   

A. W. EDGE CO.
Distributers,P rince Rupert

Ct
SELL
TOVE

Gurneys commenced mak-
ing stoves in 1848. Still in
the same line of business
1919. Hundreds in use in
Prince Rupert.

 

 

ON®SALE AT

Fred Stork’s

Hardware
SLCOND AVENUE

Phone Black 114

 

 

ROYAL)
Pool Room

moved to

721 Third Ave.

Opposite
The Empress Hotel

 

 

CIGARS SODA
Two per cent. Beer

 

JOHN PELLICANO

one owe

FOR SALE

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

$2875.00

Very Fasy Terms.

 

 

DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND
523 Third Ave.

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DENTISTRY

OFFICE HOURS:
6 a.m. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 6:80 p.m.

OR. J. 8. BROWN
DENTIST

Office: Smith Biock, Third Avenue.
Phone 454.

 

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Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.60 per day and up.

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENTS OPINION

E. L. Pease Who is Expected Here
Tomorrow is Optimistic Re-
garding Next Loan.

E. L. Pease, president of the
Canadian Bankers’ Association
who is expected to arrive here

tomorrow, said in an interview in
Vancouver that the east was in a
very prosperous condition with

greater demand for labor than
the market can supply at the
sent time.

rhis impetus to some extent is
ascribed to the working to ca-
pacity of the manufacturing
plants so that they may take ad-
vantage of the exchange between
Canada and the United States and
already this activity is affecting
the premium wall.

New Loan Will be Success.
That the new Canadian loan
ill be a complete success is tue

opinion of the visiting banker and
his directors. “The people have
learned that Canadian bonds a
good security and it is my opini:
that the small investor will be a
large factor in the marketing of
this new issue,” said Mr. vease.
“Canada’s paper currency has a
greater gold covering, per capita,
than that of the United States,
but it is not policy for a country
like Canada to extend long term
eredits to foreign countries,
Which have small probability of
ying within the next iv years.
Canada that money to de-
velop her own She
must produce and ship abroad
more, that her own debt may
liquidated.”

“IT can hardly think,” continued
Mr. Pease, “that the Canadian
government has discontinued het
shipbuilding pelicy, as it is con-
sidered in financial circies as tie
salvation of the country, for Can
ada to own her own merchant ma-
rine.”

Mr. Pease failed to agree wiit
the opinions of some of the Unit
States financiers that the clearing
house of the commerce of the
orld will move from London to
New York, and he pointed out that
‘all the British colonies woul:
continue to draw on London and
despite the fact that Great Britain
had sustained a severe blow in tlhe
war she was still considered a
sound financial institution.

 

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Sport Briefs
x~ x
The Prince Rupert football
league in the year before the war
consisted of four teams: Callies,
Drydocks, Hornets, Merchants,
and Sons of England. When the

 

call came nearly every playing
member was lined up for the
greater game against the Hun.

Of these at least a full eleven are
among those who lie “where the
poppies grow on Flanders fields.’
The names and teams are’ James
Stewart, Callies; 1. Eardley and
W. Elliot, Drydocks; Capt Adair
Carss, V. A. G. Gamble, and w.
Entwhistle, Hornets: Lieut. A. M
Brighton, C. Dennis and Ai{l
Hardy, Merchants; Lieutenant W
Reddihaugh and Lieutenant G.
Garnett, 8. O. E., amd Lieutenant
c. R. Garden, Hornets.

The Canadian Amateur Hocke
Association is starting business
early this season. The announce
ment issued from the oflice of the
secretary in Regina indicates at
least that there is one sport or-
ganization in Canada that is alive
the present opportunity to
place sport on its proper footing

im the eountry.
* * *

The organization of the Calgary

to

baseball and recreation company
has been announced. It is  «
purpose of the association to

place a team in the Western Can
ada baseball league in 1920. by
J. H. Birch is president, while F.
W. Kolb is secretary. Prominent
business men constitute the di
rectorate. Several players have
already been signed on, while
Nick Williams, well known as a
baseball leader on the Pacific
coast, is favorably mentioned as
possible manager.

* * *
In the Indian football game of
yesterday the Aiyansh eleven

trimmed the Kitimats by the score
of 2 to 0. The playing through.
‘out was not exeeptionally bril-
liant although some of the players
showed that they knew the game,
A few of the players appeared to
be novices and it was rather
amusing to the fans to note the
way in whieh the ball was tackled
rat times, It was not a rough game
and referee W. E, Williseroft had
only to blow his whistle for th:
throw-ins,

 

LAND DISTRICT
CHARLOTTE

pis
ISLANDS

SKEENA
QUEEN

TAKE notice that Ester Mahelia McMii
Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupation #
niends to apply for permission to prosp+

the following described lands for coal and

petroleum |

mmencing at & post planted about om

mile east f the mouth of Steele Creek;

Port Louis thence south eighty cha ns, |

thence east elghty chains thence por!

eighty chains, thence west eighty chains)

to the point of commencement |
ESTER MAHELIA McMILLAN

Per Albert Jacobs, Agent }

July 14, 1019 |
SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTR!
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

TAKE otice that Harry McMann of

Victoria, B. C.,
tends to apply
the following
petroleum
Commencing at 4 post planted at the
mouth of Steele Creek, Port Louis, Graham
Island; thence south 80 chains, thence east
&0 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains to the point of commence

ment
HARRY McMANN,
Per Albert Jacobs, Agent
1919 j

occupation carpenter, tn
for rmission to prospect
described lands for coal and

_ July i4, ae npiiilias
SKEENA LAND DISTRICT
WVUEEN CHARLOTTE

pmistt

ISLANDS

 

f Victoria, B. C., occupation grocer, i
tends to apply for permission to prospect)
the following described lands for coal and)

TAKE notice that John Joseph Fenerty,}

 

petroleum
Commencing a1 @ post planted about tw
miles east of the mouth of Coates Creek

which fows into Port Louis) Graham Is
land; thence south eighty chains, thence
east eighty chains, thence north

chains, thence west eighty chains to the |

point of commencement.

JOHN JOSEPH FENERTY,
Per Albert Jacobs, Agent

July 14, 1919 ca

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT-——DISTRICT

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

UF

GOLDBLOOM’s

They have reduced all their

Ladies shot

This is a genuine sale

As soon as this sale is over

concern and with the stock low it

 

     
  
  
  
  
  
  
     

goods to a point where every a;

next week some special oflerings will be made of

LADIES’ COATS AND DRES‘Fs

That will prove unusually attractive

ild not fail to see our 850 and &

bargains in ladies’ wear

 

Goldblooms will offer

can be secured for a small price.

again

 

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Now Selling at from $25.00 up

of genuine
ladies of the city.

NEW STOCK OF LADIES’ HEAVY PURE WOOL WINTER coarTs,
Also Waterproofs in Leather and Fancy Silk Stripe, Etc

GOLDBLOOM’S

and

their bi

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¢ ot
to sell

2 their Business

$50 AND UP.

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TAKE notice that William E. Simmons,
of Victoria, B. C., occupation inspector, |
intends to apply for permission to prospect
the following described lands for coal and)
petroleum
.-Commencing at a post
forty 40) chains south of
Coates River, Jraham Island;
80) eighty chains, thence south eighty)
80) chains, thence east eighty (80) chains, |
thence north eighty 80) chains to the
point of commencement.
“WILLIAM E. SIMMONS,
per Albert Jacobs,
1919.

planted about!
the mouth of!

theace west|

Agent
july 14,

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

TAKE notice that A. Harper McKechnie,
of Winnipeg, Man., occupation engineer,
intends to apply for permission to prospect
the following described lands for coal and
petroleum :—

Commencing at @ post planted about two

miles east of the mouth of Coates Creek
which flows inio Port Louis); thence
south eighty chains, thence west eighty

chains, thence north eighty chains, thence
east elghty chains to the point of com-

Inencement.
A. HARPER McKECH s:t,
Per Albert Jacobs, Agent.
July 1919.

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—-DISTRICT
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

TAKE notice that John J. Fenerty, of
Victoria, B. U., vecupation grocer, intends
to apply for permission to prospect the
following described lands for coal and
petroleum :—

Commencing at a post planted about one
and one half 1% miles north of the
north sbore of Otard Bay and at the south-
east corner of Coal Licence No. 10028;
thence north 80 chains, thence east 80
chains, thence south 80 chains, thence west
80 chains to the point of commencement.
suns J. PFENERTY,

Per Albert Jacobs, Agent.

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SKEENA LAND DISTAICT-—DISTRICT OF
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS,

TAKE notice that Walter Govan, of in-

dian Head, Saskatchewan, occupation farm-
er, intends to apply for permission to
prospect the fotlowing described lands for
coal and petroleum:

Commencing at a post planted on the
shoreline of Port Louis, about one mile
south of Queens Island, Graham Island;
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, thence north 80 chains, thence «
80 chains to the point of commencement.
WALTER GOVAN,

 

 

 

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

Per Albert Jacobs, Agent.
july 14, ivid. ;
SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT OF |
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TAKE notice that Robert McCaubrey, of;
Victoria, B. C., occupation merchant, in-
tends to apply for Fy oy to prospect
the following described lands for geal and)

petroleum :—

Commencing at @ post planted about)
elgnty (80) chains east of the mouth of |
West River, Graham Island; thence south
eighty (80) chains, thence east eighty (>
chaius, thence north emhty (80) chains,
thence west eighty (80) chains to the
point of commencement.

ROBERT McCAUBREY, !
per Albert Jacobs, Agent.
Dated July 11, 1919.

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS

OF

TAKE notice that Edward Charlies Francis
Allen intends to apply for rmission to
prospect the following described lands for
coal and petroleum:—

Commencing at a post planted about
forty chains northeast of the mouth of
Joseph Creek, and at the 8. E. corner of
C.L. No, 10149, Graham Island; thence
east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains, thence north 80
ebains to the point of commencement

EDWARD CHARLES FRANCIS ALLEN,

per Albert Jacobs, Agent.
Dated July 12, 1919.

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

TAKE NOTICE that Louls MeQuillin, oc
eupation accountant, and ©. Norman Dal- |
gieish, occupation barrister, of Winnipeg, |
Man, iatends to apply for permission to

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$5.00, $7.00,
MARTIN O’REILLY

 

 

 

Ours is

 

The Particular Man likes
a flat knit all
under wear.

wool

made from the
finest of wool and is the only
full fashioned under wear
made in Canada.

While quality is always the
main consideration, here you
will find the prices right.

$10.00 and $12.50 a Sui

 

 

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SKEENA LAND DISTRICT——-DISTHICT ‘+
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

TAKE notice that John Moffatt, of Vic
toria, B. C., occupation retired farmer, in-
tends to apply for rmission to prospect
the following described lands for coal and)
petroleum :—

Commencing at a post planted on the
shoreline of Port Channel, hear the mouth
of Mace River, Graham Island; thence east
80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains to

the point of commencement. }

JOHN MOPPATT,
r Albert Jacobs, Agent

eDaved july Tot 1910

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—-DISTRICT OF
Veen. CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. }

TAKE NOTICE that M. L. Sands of Vic- |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT OF woccococcococooccsosortttenn,

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS,
TAKE NOTICE that James V. Connell,
occupation medical doctor, and A. Leith,
occupation meucal Goctor, of Kegina, Sas
katchewan, intends to apply for permission

to. prospect the following described lands
for coal and petroleum;——

Commencing at 4 St planted about
two miles and one half east of the mouth

of Cave Creek, Ingraham Bay, Graham Is
land; thence north 80 chains, thence east
80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence
west 80 Chains to the point of commence
ment,

JAMES V. CONNELL,

A. LEITH,

per Albert Jacobs,
__ Dated July 12, 1919.

SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—-DISTRICT 01
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

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Wholesale and Retall

General Contractors aud

Labor Exchange

Prince Rupert B.C ‘
» O, Box 1%

| Phone 547 etl
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| toria, B. Cy cecupation undertaker, intends TAKE notice that John Wesley Connell!
pregnecs ~ Sowing described lands for! to apply for permission to prospect the|and Albert 8, Lock, both of Victoria, B. .. | sail rernict &
gall gets eg following described lands for coal and occupation brokers, intend to apply for|SKEENA LAND | re ISLANDS
ae ng at @ post planted about one petroleum:— peruizsion to prospect the following de- | QUEEN ih
o- Rives oe from the mouth of Con Commencing at & post planted At the | seribed lands for coal and petroleum:- i st James ¥
a a pm + heanel, Graham Island; mouth of Mace River which empties into| Commencing at a post planted about TAKE und B
hae, CASE SO chains, thence north §° port Channel, Graham Island; thence north | forty (40) chains in @ north easterly di- | occupation © . medical dels
hain. ‘hence West 80 chains, thence | so chains, thence east 80 chains, thence | rection from the mouth of Rock-run Creek, | Whitham 1s to MPR
a SO chains to the point of commence: | cout 80 chains, thence west 86 chains to|Kennelg Sound, Graham isiand; thence ; Re ging, Saska wa a a wowih
, LOUIS. MeQUILLIN the point of commencement, jsouth (80) eighty chains, thence west| Permission to Prorihs' ig pecrolelll
C NORMA “DAL ol ISH M. L. SANDS, |elghty (80) ehaies, thence north eighty | ** ribed lands . pla ute
7 oo 1 —— : per Albert Jacobs, Agent. (80) chains, thence east eighty (80) chains)  Cormlben se ae
os OS per Albert Jaqgobs, Agent. Dated July iSth, 1919. lo the point of commencement. | Swo and ae sham Bad ira
ues , Se Ii JOUN WES CONNELL, por Cave wn ty
SKEE... LAND iS TRICT—DISTRICT* «© |SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTNICT OF | ALBERT SCOTT LOCK, | land tence : _
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. per Albert Jacobs, Agent, | thence eas! «i sins, tent
ccsaiieals ian ’ ——— te July 16, jhorth eight the poll
_ TAKE NOTICE that A. J. B. Bookey, of TAKE NOTICE that John Mair of Vie- —ae..2 : sete a leigtity 8 4
Victoria, B. €., occupation retired farmer, | toria, B, C., occupation retired, farmer, in-|}SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT OF | mencemen! 7 VNBLL
intends to apply for permission to pros-| tends to apply for poe to prospect Wuei CHARLOTTE ISLANDS JAMIN WHITHA ah
pect the following deseribed lands for coal | the following described jands for coal and TAKE notice that Robert Dowswell, of | i ‘Ibert bs
and pesroleum :— petroleutn :- Victoria, B. C., occupation retired# hotel) we ae, 1088 —“
Commencing at a post planted near the Commencing @t a post planted at the; keeper, intenus to apply for permission) Pate J"') uO qct #
shoreline of Port Channel and about a mile|mouth of Mace River, where it empties!to prospeet the followlay described lands|~ STRICT Dis tng
West of the mouth of Connell river, Graham |into Port Channel, Graham Island; thence | for coal and petroleum |SKEENA LAND | re ISLA
Island; thence north 80 chains, thenee north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,| Commencing at a post planted on the| QUEEN CHAD qoule
west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,| thence south 80 chains, thence east 80|shoreline of Port Channel, near the mouth inat _ Charles ceil,
thence east 80 chains to the point of com- | chains tw the point of commencement of Connell River, Graham Island; thence TAKE not saskal news ol ‘
mencement, ’ JOHN MAIR, south 80 chains,’ thence west 80 chains,| Paradis, of Kewlls tends wine &
A. 3. B. BOOKEBY, per Albert Jacobs, Agent tpence north 80 chains, thence east 86| tion medical t the yf"
per Albert Jacobs, Agent. Datel July 15, 1919. ains to the point of commencement permissior ral and Pele bgt
Datel July 15, 1919. — ROBERT DOWSWELL , seribed lands Post planted Same
—2 nnn | KBENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT 0} er Albert Jacobs, Agent Commencns ries east Of Naam tae
SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT 0! VEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS Dated July 15th, 1919. and of My ngranam Bay, Oring,
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. BAe ao wr James V. Connell, oc. | eS = Crees, ent 80) “pense ioe
: --—- cupation medical doctor, and A. W. Sher. | SKEE? iT , , pence hains est
rAKE notice that Kenneth Sutherland of | wood, occupation medical doctor, of Regina, . > LAPS pat mer ae 7 .o jeast els ha thenes ne
Winnipeg, Man., occupation agent, intends | Saskatehgwan, intends to apply for per TAKE notice that lasec Waxetock, of CeO oo, two the point
to apply for permission to prospect the|‘nission (© prospect the following described | Victoria C., occupation billiard room| ‘°” chain ri panabls
following described lands for coal and|lands for coal and petroleum manager, intends to apply for permission |?" cuanies ROUDOLTN yy Mm
petroleum : Commencing at 4 post planted about] to prospect the following deseribed lands per Albert a
Commencing at a post planted on the} two and one half miles east of the mouth| for poe and petroleum ‘ 1019 —
shoreline of Port Channel, about two miles|of Cave ¢ ck, Ingraham Bay, Graham Is ommencing at a post planted about a| —22—“
east of the mouth of Connell River, Graham | land; thence borth 80 chains, thence west|mile west of the mouth } ‘Cont elt River Ivation aemy
Island; thence south 80 chains, thence west/80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence} Port Channel; thence south mo shains se neal”
80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thenee| east 80 chains to the point of commence-| thence west 80 ‘apainn "ee north 80 gs Tuee
sees Se e to the point of commen: | ment, JAMES V. CONNELI cpeias, thence east 80 chains to the point Publi nes — jp days al
» + FO EN bboy OF oO . » Salil
KENNETH SUTHERLAND, A. W. SHERWOOD, oe Ee Thursdays and Rawr”
r Albert. Jacobs, Agent. per Albert Jacobs, Agent er Atbe 4 Jacobs, Agent , jays at 7:30 P
Dated July 15th, 1919. Dated July 12, 1019, Dated duty Phen r obs, Age m Sunda

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Pure Wool
Underwear

  

   

 
   
    

 

       
   

 
   
  
   
  
 
   
    
    
   
    
    
       
   
     

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