PRINCE GEORGE CITIZEN
Professional Directory
F. J. SHEARER NOTARY   PUBLIC   AND
CONVEYANCER. Kire  Insurance,   Life,   Accident  and
Sickness Policies.
Millar Section Lota for  Sale.
j!ox 37.               Prince George, B.C
ALBERT HEYMANN Real  Estate,   Farm  Lands.
Notary Public. VANDBRHOOP, 13.C.
HUGH COCHRANE
NOTARY PUBLIC.
and General Agent.
District Agent Great West Life.
Over Fort George Drug Company.
>.O.Box 29.           Phone 27, 1L, 2S.
LEGAL.
P. E. WILSON
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Prince George,   B.C.
YOUNG & OGSTON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. ;•• rge  Street,   Prince  George,  B.C
DENTISTRY.
DR. ALWARD
DENTIST.
Leith Building,           Third Avenue.
Opposite Telephone Office.       • Phone 41—1 ring.
KENDALL. BAR R& COMPANY
CHARTERED   ACCOUNTANTS.
District  Representative:   H.   Hutt,
Ruggles   Building,       P.O.   Box   192.
Accounts Audited.
Books Written Up,
SURVEYORS.
J. F. CAMPBELL
BRITISH   COLUMBIA   LAND
SURVEYOR.
Prince George, B.C.        P.O. Box 22. Office:   G.T.P.   Building.
PROJECT  TO OPKX TIIK
BEAR R1VKR COALFIELD
Mr, George J, Hammond in the City
for  Purpose  of  IHivuloping
Coalfield.
For tho purpose of meeting the pulp and paper magnates who are expected here tomorrow, Mr. George J. Hammond is in the city from Vancouver. Mr. Ha'mmond is the principal in the Bear River coalfield project, in which he is the largest owner. This property is a natural coal basin lying on the Bear River. The engineers' r«port on this fi«lr) ?hov that it is of large extent and that the coal is excellent for steam purposes.
Th« operaion of the pulp mill here will necessitate the development of this coal property at an early date. Surveys for a line of railway to the coalfield have already been run by-Mr. F.  P.' Burden.
F. P. BURDEN BRITISH   COLUMBIA   LAND
SURVEYOR.
Successor to Green Bros., Burden & Co.,   Fort   George   Branch.
EATS FISH THAT IS
SEVEN' YEARS OLD
W. F. GREGG
BRITISH   COLUMBIA  LAND
SURVEYOR. Prince George,  B.C.
Inventor Says He  Has Discovered a I*roce*iH of Preserving Fish       ' for Indefinite Period,
INSURANCE.
The Sovereign Life Assurance
Company of Canada Head  Office:   Winnipeg,  Man.
CHAS. A. PYNE
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Prince George, B.C.
Manager for British Columbia.
Office, Third Ave., near Royal Bank.
DR. BADGERO
DENTIST.
Office Over Prince George Drug Store.
MUSIC.
CHAS. P. BALAGNO
TEACHER   OF   PIA.NO.
Terms  Moderate. Phone 4 4—2 rings.
M. C. WIGGINS REAL   ESTATE   AND   INSURANCE.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
General  Brokerage  Business.
Property   managed   for   non-resident
owners.    Correspondence invited.
Prince George,  B.C. Office:  Grand Trunk Building.
LET   YOUR   PROFESSION   BE
REPRESENTED   IN   THIS
COLUMN.
An electrical process for the preservation of fish for an indefinite period, and in such a manner as to maintain all its nutritive qualities is an invention of a fish merchant in Grimsby, England, that has attracted considerable att ntion.
The fresh fish is apparently submitted t» a process which instantly drives every particle of moisture out of it, and makes it as dry as a b >ne, and as hard as a rock. In this condition it is impervious to the rav.ges of time, yet on Ireing immersed ih water for three days it becomes like fresh fish again.
While the scheme has not been demonstrated in this country, the inventor has secured patents in all countries, and is apparently satisfied With the success of his invention. The value of the invention, it is suggested, lies in the fact that the great quantities of fish caught, and hitherto wasted, or thrown back into the sea because of a glut or because of no market at all, can be rapidly cured and made available for sale throughout the country at a cheap rate.
In its dried form it seems the fish can be milled to a fine flour, which, me inventor says, upon being mixed with water, assumes the properties of the original fish.
Alexandra Hotel
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. J. H. Johnson, Manager.
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First
Class
Dining
Room
Service
Laundry and Bar in Connect ion
The Finest Hotel in Central B. C.
Every  modern   comfort  and convenience.    Large Light Sample Rooms.
PRIVATE  DINNERS and  DANCES H|xK.-ially catered for.
Phone 96            Free 'Bus Meets All Trains             Phone 96
As indicating a revival of interest in mining in Cariboo, a movement is now on foot to organize the Cariboo Miners'   Associati n    to     encourage mining and the mineral developmen for the district, says the Cariboo Ob server of Quesnel.
Notice of Intention to Apply to
Purchase
In   the   Cariboo   District',   Recordin
District  of  Peaces  River,   and  Sit
ate on  Cowie  Creek   a  Tributan
of the Murray  River
rpAKE NOTICE that Arthur Rober
Barrow,   of   Pouce  Coupe,    lane
surveyor,   intends  to  apply  for  per
mission   to   purchase   the   following
described lands:
Commencing at a post planted chaiHg and 59 links north, and 15 chains and 5 links west' of th« norh-west corner of Lot 2 8 3, thence 4 0 chains west, thence 4 0 chains north thence 40 chains east, thence 40 chains south, and containing 160 acres more or less.
Dated  November  12,  1920. n2G,9t                   A.  R. BARROW.
CAKIBOO   DISTRICT.
Canadian Pacific Railway
CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, I.IMITKI).
B. C. Steamship Services
(    r                     8.8.   PKIINORSS  BEATRICE
For Ketchikan, Juneau, Bkagway, Alaska, from Prince Rupert.
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For Vancouver,  Victoria and Seattle from Prince  Rupert,
December  4  and  18,  January 4.
For'rates, reservations and sailings apply to
W. O. ORCHARD, General Agent, Cor. Third Avenue and Fourth Street, Prince Kupert, B. O.
y             IS HEREBY  GIVEN that
I. lone E. Wilcox, of Prince Gtu>rgt\ B.C., intend to apply for a license to prospect for coal, petroleum and natural gas on tlie following described lands: Com'mencing at a post planted at the southwest corner of District Lot 7 08, thence north 8 0 chains, thence ^east 80 chains, tihence in a southwesterly direction along the west bunk of the Fraser River to point of commencement, said land being known as D.L. 79 8, I Group 1, Cariboo District, B.C. Dated Oct. 30,  1920.
lone E. Wilcox, nl2.5t                  I. I1- Wilcox, Agent.
Advertise in "The Citizen"
CITY OF PttlNCK GKOlWiK.
COURT OF  REVISION.1 Voters' List 1021.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Court of Revision will be held in the City Council Chamber, Princes George, on Friday, the tenth day of } December, 1920. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of revising the Municipal Voters' List 1921.
List will be postel on the Notice Boarl, at the City Hall, on the 5th of December,  19 20.
D. G. TATE, n30,d3,7                          City  ClerK.
The Home Building and Manufacturing Co.
YOU   MAY  PLAN—WE WILL DO THE WORK.
"Keep the Wheels of Industry Turning"
Telephone 55 —2 Rings
Say Boys!
f'ome over and visit our newly opened POOL ROOM vVe carry a full line of TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Great West Pool Room
GEORGE STREET
AUCTION DEEDS
Deeds to all properties purchased at the Auction Sale held in October, 1919, are now ready and may be had at City Hall. . No further assignments will be accepted on these lots by the City. Deeds must be accepted by the present owner.
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Lumber
A Line of Building Material.       Mouldings, Laths, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Brick, Cement
Andersen's Lumber Yard, 3rd Ave
SMART SHOES From a fine Stock.
SHOE REPAIRING
Done by latest machines.
—Also— Hand-made Loggers.
Prince George Shoe Store
WALTER ANDERSEN        —and—             VIO WILLIAMS,
Ex-Sergt.    Shoemaker    Can.    Machine   Gun  Corps   C.E.P. Cor.  4th  Ave.  and  George.                v)pp.   F*»tlme  'Poolroom.
SPECIALS
FOR
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Twenty-pound Sack of Granulated Sugar .................. $3.00
Brookfield Creamery Butter, 3 lbs for .......................... $2.00
Sunkist Orange  Marmalade, 4-lb. Tin ........................ $1.00
Swift's Empire Picnic Ham, 4 to 10 lbs.....................35c lb.
Enemark's Cash Store
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