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ae — , THE DAILY NEWS
neME COURT OF BRITISH | ——__—_—_————— ee = — 7

wy THE COLUMBIA, rs array ——

reh OF THE WINDING UP na
x HAPTER 144 OF THE KI umfor
a UTES OP GANADA | AND 5
or .cTS AND IN THE MATTER 7

Overshoes

Rubbers and
Over-Stockings in One.

Easy to put on and take off, Fit well
—Look well—Wear well. All sizes for
women and children.

\ Buy therm and protect yourself and

“A, family from winter ills,

Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co
Limited, Montre |

All Dealers

FUR MARKET IS LOW
CATCH WILL BE BIG

CE RUPERT FISH AND
JE COMPANY, LIMITED
eby given that the Conti
mpany, Limited, @ body
el » a registered office at the
; jupert, in the Province of
1. has been appointed of

the above named Prince
noe } Cold Storage Company,
nu r of Mr, W. E, Burritt,
: the Supreme Court at
c., of the 6th day of

  

      

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, WILLIAMS & MANSON,
for the Said Liquidator

 

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CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

Mountain Soat and Eagle}

ate in the Skeena Min

os Cassiar District

i About six miles back
. of Falis Creek, Goose Bay,
et |

"Sats that I, Wm. T. Kergin,
a ceruticate No, B43839, act

Promises to Be Good Season for
Trappers in Bella Coola Dis.

| trict—Lost Silver Foxes.
f
; x ofr George HKudge, Free | eas
cat's ute No. 898007; FP. ¢ =
i net's Cer Biker's | The fall catch of fur is beginning
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4 wm. T. Kergin, Free Miner's

9, intend, sixty days from | }to arrive at Bella Coola, says the

 

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w apply to the Mining ‘ ‘ ‘ :
: ; Certiticate of Improve | Courier Cnarlie Hendricks, who is
genis purpose of obtaining & trapping on Dean Channel, came in

{ the above claims.
take notice that action un
must be commenced be
such Certificate of Im

last week with a good catch of

Seay’ hie te ‘okies ae There is a man who makes shoes for children—

the well-known Indian from Anaham

Lake, brought down a big bunch of and sells them to stores all over Canada

fine Interior furs, including three B t he . ni 4 I 4 h
beautiful silver fox hides, addi- u je
yeautiful silver fox hides, in addi is only just learning how people buy.

tion to which he had a live cross

Tg vith day of September, A. D

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.

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geeus Jiuing Division of Cassiar Dis
Were located, |AbOME, alg piles rd The cross fox, which was a full- It was this wa His wife-——let us call her Mrs.
Take at I, Wm. T, Kergin, Free | a: z re “ a a ak Brown —'phone to him and asked him to buy some
. ie No, Béss9%, acting as| EGYPT (the rival enchantress) INDIA ne we eae et eee underwear for little Brown.
are K y aie one a. Free | Landry, who shipped it to Vancou-
mee v No, bites, tn nd,|! “ K zs ‘ : ile i, as ses I the artist f the London y by the last Chelohsin Picture Brown now among the throng of mothers at
. : n the date reof, w apply | traph ‘ Y Be ‘ ‘ ; ; e . ,
(iui neconder bore etuiicale ot | ee abroad’ tha Kitchener is to succeed | the ‘‘ Children’s Underwear’’ counter. He asks for
for 2” purpose of ob ~ lardinge as ce of né "hea Hin oat Fea, 2D 8 1e te ate . . °
ip for the purpose of obi viscount Hard is Viceroy of India. The galas ai is ” ae ee ee uate Underwear for a child of six. He looks it over soot
ake notice Uiat action, un ! a b de choose between two fields d 1 ary ki 8 y nts.
: “take ot Sas By un Both OF WHION Noe tae rede eee, an een te, SOI cas eel lessly. What on earth does he know about Children
ite ich Certificate of Improve — eee ang SsplencK eputla- ; :
bs ra ; ! rh s th eB <h Government feels {ie |mand for live fur-bearing animals, Underwear ? For lack of anything better to Say he
ey 24th day Of Septemmer, 4. d of Kitchener's strong presence in India, during this time |many of the Indians are keeping asks: ‘‘Is this good quality P The answer is short
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vhen the Hindus are restive, under the expulsion of their fei |their catches alive. One Indian had and quite conclusive: ‘‘It’s Blank’s’’— naming a well-
insane bistrict—Distriet of Coast, vo trymen from Canada and South Africa. | three fine silver foxes but lost them advertised line. That short word says everything.
at bert M. Morgan, | a OO eI sar eee , er ed ce Brown pays his money and goes home, quite satisfied
ppl . pe mmission to| far has been exceptionally avorabdD
ne described lands a a nea " a Pg tet —— | to the trapper and big catches are with his purchase.
ua t planted t - || e
. nks Island, opposite Mink || | | being made Now what bothers Brown—a manufacturer of shoes, .
eset tates ce tens! |] is this: How would it affect the purchase of a child’s
1) mile and seventy-one | | | HOW BRITISH STATESMEN shoes if the salesman said ‘* They’re Brown’s’”’?
(18) chains wore or less | | |] ARE PASSING HOLIDAYS
and { we : |] Nobody knows Brown’s shoes. Brown doesn’t advertise.
west 1 i i - ———EE
wet nains. | London, Dec. 29.—Mrs. Asquith er i 4
=) ee) The D Government re-]r3 advices and mails fr t's-| pee gone to Switseriand for the boll: The name Brown signifies nothing when used in con-
ts 1 oF i s Of|plorer Stefansson. The expedi-|day season. The premier is spend- nection with children’s shoes. The salesman must use all his
ining eighty (80) | 4 ; 7 ms _{t \ ilso try to discover himjing the holidays in Wiltshire, persuasive wiles to induce people to buy them.
/ ‘ Z ‘ ere r the} ; fer anv needs that he| Churchill has gone boar hunting
i ERT M. MOI AN I \ t R rn : ; ‘4 : 2 ‘ nke Testminster t 2
104 ni |  e land his party may bay | With the Eee eee if a The point is—If the name Brown was as synonomous with Children’s
: ms ; erie * f h ‘ <The | Duke's estate in France. Lloy« Shoes as “Blank’s”’ is with Underwear, wouldn’t Brown sell more shoes
st ! Distfict—-District of Coast,| ., "a ‘ ralif ie |, Searee bes gone so the conttnestt Aes with less effort?
Kange ¥ oH er tha Hanrax The death took place on Dec. |a brief rest prior to the opening of ;
that Herbert W. Lees, of! . . . j ‘ Sir John Trevor : . ) Sarlis . i Tebruary :
ta. o tion cleman sak ai fi John Trey K. C., V.| Parliament in February If you are doing a local business tlk over your advertising problems with the “eee
apply for mission 1 ul German engmeers are plan-iy¢ He was born December 10, —_—_—— ——_———— Department of this newspaper. If you are doing a provincial or national businets :
: oo <i - = < g ft ew I ways China], . 1 and served with the tadias After the thea atre. Palace Cafo. it would be well for you to have the counsel and assistance Sse aera ey i
Stat Sta ah s'§20,000,000 ee ae zesit iat of le faa i a ali by Sean .
aiwa ts : Ay, Steppe & : imedical service during the grea s ‘
: W:] ‘The Calgary oil fever contin-{MUUNY Of Tey the Reigate|,£ind it through @ Daily News as ASA an a .
ty | ues ubated. Recently a Cali- Oe i ge 1875 t “Want Ad.” {
xpe! estigate Bhat set OF Pe a rer re -
w the point of com. i Sout vestigated 1899. One Of RB bbs. | ———————_=_=_=_=iE= t
ataining § forty *Ifield f incouvel parties.) | fia ne cane ear ; ‘ ;
the collecting of orchids and (RC a QuuQuuuGUUuUUR UU REE | — = ee
ERBERT W. LEES he | } p several sections] CEs i
sgeet” L. A. W. Beavis | 8 . Alta . few days | Collecting « f Japanese art, of x FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 7 | ;
12th, 1913, — ea ; KS oo . ~*" | which he had one of the finest) * * i
HAE vena, _ [tear Brooks, alte. A. few 474 hich he had one 0 ana E|UNION SS. COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd : : \
yet » | « i he Caiga i we: : ‘ * lat. Habe aameoremmnares
tyke re : filed thirty-six : z CIRCUIT NO. 1. *
' eee Tariatie tesrict, cit . . Wink COMMUNICATION x Box 12—5th St. and 3rd Ave. + WINTER SCHEDULE }
ae an Disirict, | Nels g sections WITH NEWPORT |< 2). 43 oth St. and 3rd Ave. * } r
; a of Tithe haviug 1 pox 14—sth St. and 3rd Ave. * Twin Screw Steamer HALLAM’S TRAPPERS GUIDE
‘ ihe 8 he hotels I ! head of t '¥ f ist, 2nd and ¥ Thowsend French or English ia
H ; . Mr. J P A ead oO he Box 15—Junction of 1st, 2nd 4@ | 4
Hee N ine ecAration of in| Pngland, at a fixed| Government telegraph |x 4d Aves ? “Venture” eusring | cts ames srl
one ‘ e fret pu blication ne of ‘ ga be f\" i 4 ’ , 4 | Box 16—ist Ave., between Sth and 4 } Fare. Why not you? date—tells yon how, 060 ae
ale f Tithe to the above ste! E sa volumpla om | * @th Sts. (Knox Hotel.) . We pay highest where to trap, bait and traps to
be name of B i ‘ ex { ' | ve i * —_—_—— oe , and other valuable
“4 of Tithe was is . itegine 3 a ces ha Be Box 17—ist Ave. and 7th St. (Cen- y And | ° Tea a) it De amin snd tn meer ts canesnlie the Bor er
e 12th November, 1897, at| ere § "4 i telegraph e ‘betwee Va \* tral Hotel. ¥ FOR VANCOUVER jay goods are received. Mi | Ind alee our “Tip aane ”
k A. M,, a8 No. 8320C he theatres Phe big} |* ¥ Promptl lone rs are paid trappers each minute “ur a
gisiry OMmee, Prince Rupert, | Fone cr ae Newport 1s ; lt CIRCUIT NO. 2. - 2 P. M. Wednesdays aa) »_ Deal with » relishle house. We | ABSOLUTELY FREE Gs the
vi very iP, MACLEOD, | yi imeilihala igs oo ANIONS rej Diete. The e goes by way O1/% go, e2—srd ave. and 3rd St. ¥ Were ee Ma De Dept-‘*", TORONTO
District Registrar. | SU! arte ra oh Ps ? oe North Vanecouvet Whit cliff : Post Office.) . 7 } Adres JOHN HALLAM, Limite Tit Prost St. East OR
sing’ @ pravest. 6» nese land up ‘the east coast of Howe], @ex 28--Srd Ave, and McBride St. ¥ FOR GRANBY BAY
trict District of Coast hi clubs. and the question of ; ie ha pata’ Sake o ve. and McBride St. a ‘i -
Range V en : = sand : up at|> ind to Newport The re te * - = 7 0 = ora a + Midnight Mondays, Nov. 17, Dec.
iCk mat Hume Cronyn, of | (heir! icensing it come ip at 5 se | e ords for 2! nee 3 J "
( cupatien tenager Of 841i. next session of parliament Newport . ut . : ? . ay “7 1k oes oo een Ais Ce : ist, 15th ait 2otn and 2
Trus intends to apply for per ait fe anita cents and ‘50 words: (Or Ey ee —G, T. P. 8 a.m. Tuesdays, Nov. 25, Dec.
_ purchase the following- descri ‘ at the night letter rate, with two ergs 9th, 23rd and 30th :
at a post planted at the rhe city of Seattle won @ sull]. ep each additional word in CIRCUIT NO. 3 , j e
rner of Lot 1968, thence} ooinct the city traction com- aanh i6ase. Box 81—5th Ave. and Fulton St. e a ews ;
5 west 80 chains, north)’ © objected to exchang- ; Box 32—Borden and Taylor Sts. ‘ig {
1st’ 86 chains to point of| panies who objected cls ‘ a ae ah Get Tickets at {
misining 640 acres more). transfers on a fifty per cent NOTICE To ADVERTISERS x on * ie Ae _— es op + a
; asi sca aeas CRONYN hasis The street car COMPATICS Fenn * Box 87—8th ie anacaiaaen a Rogers Steamship Agency th ] G d Ci ul ti {
: I 1i—Feb. 9, 1044. will now have to give the trans- To insure meereien changes ; Box 38—6th Ave. and Thompson St. *! Second Ave. Phone 116 Has e argest uarantee ircuia on i
| fers : of advertisment must be re- | 5 eensient sgh *
| Si ciaup| ceived at the Daily News of- | ¢ pox at—dth Ave, and Zmmerson % —
The Vancouver I rog ess Cin fice not later than 10 a.m. * Pl. 7 |
‘ lis financial difficulties % is on the day of puulennn: $ Box 42—5th Ave. and McBride St. * eo * |
i wer $9,000 behind and no pros eee % Sox 60-8 Ave, and Grom. nit 6 FAI III RAI DIDI DAA AAAI AAAI IAAI IIIS IISISISISISISIIISSIAISSSA e
; nabta f recuperating the treas The Daily News has the largest |*« Sox 44—6ib Ave and Basil St.
fury fhe members now prol the city and dis- X Box 45—Jth Ave. and Eberts. Ae j
re ae ii" ee . nen |Cireulation in fas roe ¥ wox 141—71h Ave. and Young St. .
to have it taken over by a trict. To be had at all the news-| took
Members P.R.L. Vintners Association ganization to be called Greater) y aiens SAAAIAIIAAIA IAAI kk ON or ulin si, emai ;
— Vancouver Chamber of Gol . ——
WINDSOR HOTEL ere ULL ORE I RE aE a ER
Coruer of First Ave. and Eiebth St. | pane oats OAR A ae
W. H. Wright, Prop. S. H. Meyers, president of tix ’
en ee Awe ctarn. Bederation of ea ers varied Conducted ENVELOPES : ;
..8 badly used up when he wes
ire, MOTEL CENTRAL V pany from the scene e LETTERHEADS
irst Avenue and Seventh St. ceported Friday a ;
European and American Plan ‘cent agitation among the Summer is over and the Fall trade has begun. .
Peter Black, Prop. Gi Ris regen) Aerie . BUSINESS CARDS
a ° strikers at Calumet, He wa To get your share you must have some sort of ‘
ms ad e butt of a re- ; t
KNOX HOTEL aerate ons ” in tae back. 1 Felner printed matter—a circular, folder, booklet or cate- “I
First Ave. Between Eighth and Ninth MCIVET ADS. BE ‘) amo. haste ;
t pean Plan, Rates 50c to §1.00 now lies in,a ha ” oe we TAGS .
Per Tay » ha lj} go back @5 BU ,
Bosner & Besner, Props. premmins bt - hee Trip <s - = $133.00 You would not send out a shabby salesman to i
i= he gets well. ' i
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1, Y. Rochester V. D. Casley local paper ‘ : :
are 0 pap 900m Se ed circular or booklet
EMPRESS HOTEL Acc vo Ate os a revor "ed Final Limit April 0th, 1944. VISITING CARDS sending out a poorly printed c i
Third Ave, Be ron 8 ases oO smaipy ‘ i
? wae at Goodiands, Man. Many othe A SPECIAL TRAIN DE LUXE via the BALL We are QUALITY PRINTERS and can produce 2
mropeen Plan) GRAD as tenes | 1 to have bee: ¢ piece of printed matter that you would be prou
eek cases are sak o t O. W. R. & N. an out ern aci ic cnnamamuns
cated in East Cartwright. ve he going trip— of and which will get results. Try us, Phone 98.
PREMIER HOTEL . 8 Your ticket includes fare both ways and every expense on the going trip }
American and European P2 elaneh be separate berth, meals, side-trips, entertainments MENU CARDS
row leaning, on a, 4 large gasoline /jaun an electric lighted train of node ro elegantly equipped Pullman sleepers, Ba cet os j
4 -” s belle i ¢ , cars, buffet and observatic =
_ - : ge longing to the East Bella nag OF . A trip of unrivalled scenic beauty BILLHEADS

 

 

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information about this excursion,

D. E. Brown, Hope & Macaulay Limited.

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was co letely we m and California, along the “LINE OF THE SHASTA LIM-
ROYAL HOTEL mae ap ayer snrous™ ban Francisco, S3i Jose, Del Monte, Santa Barbara, Los Angel- THE A
Corley & Burgess, Props. last week, geles with side trips via the “Orange Belt Line” to Riverside and Red- STATEMENTS ,
Third Ave, and Sixth St. Pye lands. .
European Pian Steam Heated Government engineers stanly stopovers allowed at your pleasure on return trip, Let us give you more
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