PAGE
FOUR
GOOD
CROWD
SAW
BASKETBALL
GAMES
No
Unusual
Features
at
Series;
Seniors
Closely
Contested
Colls,
22;
Sons
of
Canada,
37.
i
Regiment,
Ifi;
Colts,
38.
Majile
I.PaN,
U;
Oil's
7!
There
worn
no
outstanding
features
about
last
night's
lias-,
kHhall
matches
although
Ihe,
sanies
wen
inlerefling
enough
ninl
attracted
good
crowds
of
fans.
The
results
were
quite
in
aVeordanee.
with
lhn
way
things
linve
been
going
all
season
:
The
closest
game
of
the
evening
was
the
Senior
League
affair
liHwccn
Hie
Sons
of
Canada
ami
5ills
in
which
the
former
were
plioil
value
for
their
win
oyer
tlie
latter.
ave
Halfour
refereed
aiiil
the
teams
lined
up'
as
fol
lows:
Colls
W.
Mitchell,
Inugla
Krizzell,
K.
Zelterman,
K.
McLean
iijiil
W.
Wralliall.
i
Sons
if
Canada
Vic
Menzies,
Harry
Mcnzies,
It.
H.
Skinner,
G.
Hill
and
Alex
Mitchell.
Intermediate
League
The
Colts
asrain
improve'!
ihir
Iwisitiou
in
the
Intermediate
league
Willi
a
handy
victory
over
llje
Regiment.
Alex
Mitchell
re
fereed
and
the
nlayers
were:
Regiment
W.
liorrohin,
f
llaellvloncs,
C.
McKeown,
Snirn
Gurvu-h,
Albert
J'alroer
and
11.
FJoyd.
Colls
W.
Wralliall,
A.
I'hil-lijis,
(Chester
Clapp,
Douglas
Frizzed
and
K.
McLean.
Ladies'
League
Once
again
the
Maple
.Leafs
were
successful
over
the
Oil's,
hfaling
them
by
a
two-to-one
sfore.
George
Mitchell
refcrecil
ami
(he
line-ups
were:
Maple
Leafs
'Margaret
Ora-liam,
Myra
Harvey,
Aileftt
fMeph-i
ens,
LiJlian
Lowe,
J,
Cahleronc,
Laura
Frizzell
and
M.
Casey.
Oil's
M.
Long,
Caroline
Mitchell,
A.
Morrison,
Willa
Oyer,
l.eona
Parker
ami
C.
Harvey.
League
standings
In
date,
are
as
follows:
Senior
League
W.
F.Iks
7
Sous
of
Canada
......
7
Colls
2
Intermediate
League
Grotln
8
Colls
7
Itegiinenl
I
,
Ladies'
League
Maple
Leafs
5
Oil's
2.
Junior
League
Tiny
Tims
fi
Colts
2
L.
3
1
9
i
10
Ps.
11
H
I
in
1
1
12
12
I
m
TIMBER
SALE,
X
6603.
There
will
l.e
(itTrrpd
lot
sale
l
I'utillr
AlirlKin
m
ikkiii
on
llw
Mil
iU
of
Miri'k,
ivi,
lu
lli-
oltu
ox
I
lie
sutr-tlaur.
Miillhers.
H.C..
tl"
l.lrclice
CCU3.
ti
cul
VI,00U
lineal
reel
of
LrUar
I'ole-.
and
I'llilifr
oil
an
urea
flliuled
on
HHI
Lake.
t-W
miles,
miiiUiwjI
of
tuuueivw,
Calar
district.
Hi-
4j
will
allowed
for
re
moval
tiiobor.
n.viited
Hut
auv
one
un.iMr
to
II
lend
tlie
a
union
in
iieoon
may
loalmUt
aseninl
tender
lo
Itr
ojjem
d
at
Hie
hour
of
u'lUu
and
trealra
an
one
mo.
Knrllier
iiarlirulara
of
tli
i:tilef
Korf-
ter,
Vlrioru,
B.C.,
or
UMrlrt
loreler.
finT
luil'ert.
M.C.
TIMBER
SALE
x6603.
There
will
be
offered
for
ale
at
Public
Vurilon.
at
noin
on
the
Mil
day
of
Feb
ruary.
Mii,
In
tup
office
of
the
Forest
XCouJ,
to
rut
HO
I,
nun
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
Holes
and
I'lllnir
on
an
area
Mtnated
on
Hell
Uke,
six
miles
southwest
of
llaiellon.
Casslar
liislrkt.
l
ive
(!
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
mi.vnl
f.r
lillilur.
Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
a
u
rt
Ion
Jn
m
rson
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
o'tied
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
urn.
Further
nartlrulars
of
the
Chief
Forea
ter.
VJrtoriii.
H.C.,
or
Instrlrt
Forester,
I'rlnee
Hiiiert,
B.C..
TIMBER
SALE
X
6830,
Seated
Tenders
will
lie
"Yeeelved
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
Uian
noon
on
tne
oui
aajr
or
January
HX5.
for
the
niirrhase
of
tlcenre
X
taso
to
rut
4,f.91,(i(iO
feet
of
Sprure.
Cedar
and
Hemlock,
on
an
area
situated
on
Newell
inlet,
otinen
charlotte
Islands
Pis.
I
lrlrt.
...
1
roi
Two
(
years
win
ne
inowea
for
re-,
moval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Vlrtorla,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Unpen.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6838.
Sealed
Tenders
will
lie
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
Uian
noon
on
the
Bin
day
of
February,
1945,
for
the
purchase
or
Licence
1
JS.
lo
rut
i.SlO.iou
feet
of
eprure.
Cedar
and
Hemlock,
on
an
area
adjutntnr
l-ot
IfinA.
selwyn
Inlet,
v,",,
Cbarlotta
Islands
Land
District.
Two
(1)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-moval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
forester.
Prince
nnnert.
B
C.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apl
to
Lhh
Mad
In
rrtncp
miperi
t.ani
uiatrici,
ne-mMim
riutrirt
or
rrlnce
Bunert.
and
sit
uate
at
Barnard
Cove,
Princess
noyal
lilimrf
no
'
Take
Woilce
that
omrvill
Onmer
r.nnninv
l
imited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
In
la-nris
ni
annlv
for
twrnilslnn
to
leas
the
follnwlnr
described
lands!
Comtnenrlna"
at
the
bead
of
Barnard
Cove,
Princess
Koval
Island:
thence
east
five
it)
-h.nln:
thence
iiorih
forty
40)
chains:
Ihence
ton
Mn
rhhi
mni-e
nr
tMSh.
to
low
water
mark:
thence
snnlh
abau
low
water!
mark
In
point
or
4Nmeni'uiriK.
ana
eomaUiMir
fifteen
(tS
acres,
more
or
less.
souFnvnjj;
camufby
COMPANY
I.IMITFD
Name
or
Applicant.
V.
i.
Jefferson.
Aaent
Ditta
ucccractr
ntn,
tvi.
BRfNGING
UP
FATHER
overdo
il.
Ilalf-an-hotir
Ivvo
or
lliree
limes
a
week
is
enough.
0Y
OllSTVt
MA.CC.tE
0OtT
WE.MT
OOT
AH
UOCK&O
ME
IM
Mi
ROOrv
t)HELHlO
THE
THE
PROMT
DOOR
NAA.T-
COME
UPA.N
4T
'EM
THEN
TIE
"EM,
TO
Practice
.lust
as
much
hall
practice
as
you
can
gel
in.
jct
Don't.'
Skipping
is
marvellous
prac
tice
for
football.
There's
nothing
feminine
about
skipping.
Iempsey
is
an
expert,
al
II,
llall-punc.hing,
too,
plays
a
liig
part
in
the
training
of
profes.
sional
footballers.
'Morning'
when
mind
and
body
are
fresh
is
the
be.t
time
for
training.
.Nearly
all
aiiValeur
teams
an;
compelled
lo
meet
jn
the
nyen
iligs
after
a
ilay's
work.
That
is
why
my
earnest
advice
lo
Irainers
is:
"He
careful!"
Tiring
training
especially
of
youngsters
is
not
good
for
Ihem.
When
Athletes
Crack
Ynu
can
Irafn
a
sprinter
up
lo.
pilch
wliPre,
having
broken
the
lumlrM
yards
record,
he
cracks
and
takes
a
long
rest.
Tills
is
good
enough
foj.
men
who
are
illed
upon
lo
produce
their
nest
only
a
few
limes
a
year.
J'ool-ballers;
however,
play
regularly
for
long
stretches
week
'
after
week.
Artificial
training
is
deadly.
Footballers,
must
never
he
forced.
Walking
Is
fine
exercise.
.
It
brings
into
play
muscles
used
heavily
in
football.
There's
a
lot
of
difference,
(hough,
between
a
walk
and
a
stroll.
Brisk
walk
ing
should
be
indulged
in
every
lay
'by
individual
members
of
the
team.
Ynu
don't:
need
a
'gymnasium
to
walk
in.
Once
a
week
is
enough
for
sprinting.
I
am
talking
now
of
amateurs
who
have
other
work
to
do,
not
professionals.
Skipping
and
hall
punching
provide
a
lot
of
fun
ami
may
be
undertaken
as
often
as
you
can
bet
your
men
together.
Training
is
all
right
as
long
as
you
can
feel
benefit
from
it
JXert
walking,
of
course
makes
OW1CK,
THROW
T
IN
your
feel
ache
and
your
soles
sore.
Any
man
of
sense
recognises
these
"healthy
aches'1
as
distinct
front
'that
"cracked
leeiing
thai
conies
from
over
(raining.
tms
are
more
orien
over
(rained
than
tinder
trained.
On
the
other
hand,
a
man
who
lounges
about
nil
the
week
am
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr,
,M.
p.
ridrtdae.
Heaver
Harbor,
NJ,..
wriu-s:
"I
was
troubled
with
iny
.lf,)
WINDOW-
sninirh
for
some
time,
,and
every
llilnir
I
ate
seemed
to
distress
lue.
I
tried
ninny
different
medicines,
but
without
any
re
suits,
finally
I
was
advised
In
try
It.nji..
and
afler
hnvlnir
taken
Several
bottles
I
was
eninnlctely
relieved
of
my
trouble
1
ran
now
eat
anything:
-I
wish,
lhanks
li.
H.H.B."
fturalork
Blood
fUllcra
puts
the
stomach
'
ri-r
,-..,-1
A
..
.
t
.
-atfX
1'
ill"
1
II
Inlo
(HTrert
Hiifc
by
pruntotina-
iMviperj
HaesUou;
and
drinir
the
pan
4
0
years
la
baa
Iwn
nn
the
markN
lias
made
reputation,
second
to
none,
for
relieving
all
Motnnrh
troubles.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllbnrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
OALU
TO
THROW
THE
TRAINING
FOR
FOOTBALL
Good
Advice
to
Amateurs,
much
of
which
(Hy
would
apply
to
all
Athletes
'Andy"
Dm-nt,
Manager
of
Fiilham
Cluh.)
(Krprinln!
from
lirociHk
Herald"
i
Fimlliall
is
mi
nnuli
a
game
of
Hie
Mmug
ami
fvifl
Ihnl
fXTfect
conilition
in
every
menilier
of
Hie
learn
is
escnljal.
I'raclice
in
sjiriiiiing
helps
your
.-peed.
To
kick
u
dull
up
ngninsl
a
wall
is
let
fur
your
skill.
"Pick-up"
games
reveal
Up
sljeiiglli
ami
weaknesses
of
individual
players.
F.verv
leani
Ijoiihi
;neet
two
or
lliree
limes
a
week.
If
funds
run
lo
it
a
ii.'ill
may
well
he
hired.
Your
training
is
in
four
parts:
"Keeping
Kit."
Follow
1
he
j
-
-
rules
or
sensiiiie
living
every
r.iavs
rooih.-.n
nn
lay.
i
Training
lie
careful
not
lo
Saturday
is
laying
up
(rouble
for
himself.
I
raining
is
different
from
practice.
Yon
can
practice
as
often
as.
you
like.
You
can
learn
a
lot
by
kicking
a
ball
up
against
a
wall.
A
ten
nis
ball
js
as
good
for
Ibis
pur
pose
as
a
football.
A
goal-!
keeper
especially
can
kick
low
shots
and
liitrh
shots
lo
him
self
and
save
I
hem.
Wall
and
Ball
Practice
l'ractice
against
a
wall
helps
Mm
to
trap
halls
neatly
and
securely;
you
nmy
learn
drop
kicks,
shots
on
the
volley,
and
half-volley
shots.
Your
object
in
training
is
to
make
yourself
as
dexterous
with
your
right
ford
as
you
are
with
your
left.
Yon
will
never
cnmpjelcly
achieve
this
desirable
object,
but
that
is
1lie
last
reason
in
the
world
why
you
should'iil
Iry,
A
forward
who
can
shoot
Iraight
with
both
feet
is
as
goorl
as
three
"one-sided"
font-
allers.
Two
players
who
gel
together
and
kick
the
hall
lo
ami
fro
al
nil
angles
and
elevations
im-prove
IhemselveM
inore
than
they
would
do
if
they
played
logelher
In
a
laatrh
for
the
same
length
of
time.
Heading
the
ball
In
each
liter
from
various
angles
is
also
plendid
practice.
liven
if
yon
cannot
gel.
your
team
out
for
praclicc
on
week-
lays,
you
need
never
despair
while
individual
players
are
working
for
improvement.
'ri-
ate
practice
Is
more
important
than
people
llnnk.
leant
prac
tice
is
not
ipille
so
good
as
il
is
sometimes
considered
lo
he.
Should
you
diet'?
Certainly
(int.
Personally,
I
have
never
found
il
necessary
lO'give.
up
any
Vied
I
vrtjoycil.
iliil
(lien
I
never
as
rt
ilevolr-cVof
,
paSlrjc.
,
and
hocolates.
What
Footballers
Eat
You
might,
without
dietiiifj
yourself,
cultivate
the
luibil
o
looking
(be
oher
'way
when
second
helpings
of
pudding
are
nhnul,
and
asking
for
more
when
the
meat
is
lean.
Iticc
one
of
the
foods
we
normally
dislike
is
extremely
nourishing
lor
footballers.
Such
foods
as
bread
ami
butler
and
cheese
ought
not
lo
he
eaten
before
a
match.
Dry
Inasl
is
besl.
Fish
and
boilei
million
are
also
excellent.
Young
men
who
live
on
dry
loasl
because
Ihey
play
football
however,
deserve
what
they
gel
Health
.
experts
recommeni
water.
I
know
n
fnolfialler
who
makes
for
Ihe
tap
immediately
lie,
gets
up
and
slays
there
for
leu
minutes.
Most
players,
hoy
ever,
find
liipiid
in
large
rpian
lilies
rattier
weakening,
ir
yon
must'
drink,
drink
waler.
Ale
1
a
fine
Ionic,
and
a
number
of
slurdy
fellows
seeni
to
lhrie
nn
It.
dinger
beer,
but
not.
too
much
of
il.
Is
a
popular
beyer
,ice
with
all
athletes.
A
lemon
---wllhni)l
sugar
is
Ihe
best
re
fresher
of
oil.
I'lnyers
who
get
plenty
of
fresh
air
tsleeping
wilh
Ihe
windows
-wide,
open
find
more
flaying
power
than
over-trained
nlhl'les.
The
effect
of
gelling
up
early
In
Mm
morning
is
astonishing.
The
Prince
of
Wales.
Tc?
n.r.v
NEva
WELL.
I'M,
A.UL
READY
-DlNT-
OOC.HT
TOCjE.
who
lives
an
unusually
trying
lue,
is
always
out
and
about
Dy
seven
o'clock.
i'rofessional
teams
are
more
systematically
trained
than
amateurs.
Yon
must
renienilicr.
however,
that
what
is
good
for
a
professional
may
be
too
much,
for
men
with
a
day's
work
he-i
hind
thcni.
That
is
why
I
re
commend
sensible
living
anil
plenty
of
practice
for
amateurs.
i
Sporf
Chat
j
A
Xew
York
sport
writer
slates
that
Tex
Itn-kanl
expects
lo
match
Jack
Dcmpsey
for
a
title
bout
with
cither
Tom
(iibbons
or
Harry
Wills,
in
spile
of
I
lie
champion's
annouiieemenl
that
he
will
retire
from
Ihe
ring
and
marry
litis
spring.
Hickard's
plan
would
be
lo
match
JMinp'sey
in
u
return
go
with
(iibbons
early
in
June.
If
victorious,
Ihe
tillehobler
Mien
.vould
be
sought
for
Ihe
long-iwalled
lioiil
willi
Wills,
negro
hallenger,
in
September.
If
the
champion
decline
more
than
one
houl,
bnsvever,
Rickard
Will
give
'litti
a
choice
oPeilher
(Iibbons
ir
Wills
as
an
opponent.
Tommy
fiihbons
will
arcepl
a
match
in
l.oiVlo'n
with
Luis
Aligel
''irpo,
South
American
heavy-Aeiuhl,
if
the
National
Sporting
lull
will
guarantee
him
7.i.0llft
t
inl
$3,000
expenses.
According
n
Cibbous'
manager,
"Peggy"
llellinson,
a
well
known
London
pnrlsnian,
has
made
a
bid
for
Ihe
match.
,
and
is
riuoled
in
a
itble
from
London
as
saying
he
new
what
Firpo
was
worth,
but
lid
not
know
what
(Sibbons
was
vorlh,
or
was
nol
sure
of
il.
Tbi
uiiiority
figures
that
l
lrpo
is
vorlh
25,0ori
and
would
be
ucky
if
he
gol
that
much.
Ho-
ord
books
ought
lo
.show
llel
uison
how
inurli
(illinons
t
A'nrlli
and
how
much
I-irpo
is
.vorlh.
fiihbons
went
15
round
.villi
Jack
Dompsey
and
Firpo
ili.j
not
last
Iwo
rounds.
I-irpo
wa
iiinched
into
jelly
by
Charley
Weinert.
Fddie
Kane
said
"Fir-no
doesn't
wanK"in
fighl
fiihbons
lie
s,
appearing
so
willingly
in
,nndon
and
Paris
because
he
nows
that
Cibbons
is
worth
nore
riioiiey
ami
might
not
nc-
epl
Ihe
o.lTer.
He's
pulling
Ihe
ready
slulT
purely
for
puhlicuy
f
the
llonllotl
'
ponloiers.
,waht
t.iiiV.
t
mentions,
i
iney
h-'
uavr;,
ij)
iteei
ins
lernis.
il
is
nol
our
fault
if
they
cannot
pay
as
much
noney
as
American
promolprs
in
Tor
an
important
mulch
I'hey
know
our
terms
ninl
it
is
ov
up
lo
I
hem."
360
-GOLF
CLUBS
THROUGHOUT
CANADA
TOIIOXTO.
Jan.
27.
--
Theej.
are
3(50
golf
clubs
in
Canada:
ac
orrling
lo
Ihe
latest
estimate.
A
large
niinibe.r
of
clubs
are
In
e
started
this
spring,
-inn
ivould
he
;j
conservalive
esll
Tialc
of
the
number
by
the.
end
of
1025.
Ontario
leads
the
province
wilh
123
clubs,
Quebec,
has
S3.
Alberta
IR,
Saskatchewan
Munitnba
38,
ilrjlish
Columbia
28,
Nova
Scot
ia
13,
New
Jlruns
wick
0.
and
Prince
Edward
Island
one.
Toronto
would
seem
lo
be
Ihe
"gniriesl"
cily
in
ihe
Dominion.
The
Queen
City
has
21
clubs,
Moritt-enl
has
(0
am)
"Winnipeg
'
Dr.
Martel's
Female
Pills
Haft
aiiUud
natur
thouaande
cauealatthalf
century,
correcting
cui,
buiMinr
up
ana
etrtngthenlnf
arcana,
rolierinr
DELAYED,
and
PAINFUL
MENSTRUATION,
NfcR.
VOUSNtSS.
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DIZZINESS,
tU,
nodanrout
druaa.
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orur
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&alcd
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TIN
1I0X
with
our
urn
turn.
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avrtfwhra,or
direct
by
mail,
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has
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Yiclorta
and
Vancouver
each
five.
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'ol
lowing
are
results
ilf
crih-
hage
games
played
last
nighl:
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10,
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12.
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10,
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CANADIAN
NAVAL
VnLIINTEER
RFSPRVr
731
Fraser
Street.
Apply
Wi!-HF.Cnt
ITS
WANTED.
Sea
ex-
liam
Denliolm,
Building.
Provincial
tf
pcrjenoe
not
necessary,
lleg-ular
Naval
instructor
being
appointed.
For
full
particular!
apply
Naval
Headquarters,
Hays
lliiihling,
near
Totem
Pole,
on
Mondays,
Wednesdays
ami
Fridays,
7
to
U
p.m.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOARD
nnd
Room
at
Ihe
Inlander
centrally
located,
oiw
half
block
from
Post
Ofllce,
830
Second
Aven.
i'lionn
137.
tf
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOKS
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up
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sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
tax
returns
prepared
by
exnerl
accountants.
Hates
reasonable.
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P.O.
Hox
835.
tf
DRESSMAKING
MRS.
IIAM.ilrON.
experienced
dressmaker,
Federal
block.
DressmaUing,
alterations,
suits
and
coals.
First
class
work.
Reasonable
prires.,
Phone
Black
tlfi.
tt
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
raduate
of
I
ho
National
College
of
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
lours.
10
to
12;
2
to
5;
7
to
8.
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
Phone
Blue
85.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Oust;
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
NitrM
Stand:
30SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Acrcss
from
Hmur
jss
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Uuy,
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
(Soods.
.
QtO.
PAFADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
640.
AUCTIONEERS
il
win
nay
you
to
consult
us
wnen
you
uesirc
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
'
PRINCE
IttJPEItT
EX
CHANGE,
Auctioneers.
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS.
NOTICE
Application
for
Orating
Parmlta
for
tha
saaaon
18Z5.
Application
fin'
permit
tn
ftraie
Ilvf
spick
on
tne
crown
ranirn
within
iai-h
1
30
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lcaa
Land
!n
,n
"'"a
'l
rtis
irfri.
tiprnnlinr
I'Ik-130
trlrl
or
Prlnri-
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ami
altuatp
ap-
120
128
128
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127
127
120
121
124
110
HI
100
105
100
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82
CO
pnniinnti'iy
iwii
miirs
',in
lionsl
Junrllon
i
nir
Ki-f-nn
aim
uraiaii
n
vers
on
tho
SkcHia
Iilvrr.
ia
notice
llmt
Cioora
Frllifll.
of
rriorri
nupfri,
n,i;
oiTiipnllnn
ini-rrhant,
nn'iKia
to
apply
for
prrmiaalon
to
iasn
llio
rollowlwr
di'arrllipd
l.iiid
C.inmnriiiir
at
a
poat
planted
on
the
."'
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mver,
inenre
aoiilli-weal
t
rlialna;
thenrn
soiithrnat
III
rtnln:
llienre
northeaat
5
rtiainn
:
thrnre.
nortli-
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i.i
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n"!nr
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r'f
tli
.inn
I.,
nn-
Hiini
or
rotntnenre
leiii
coniainin
ir,
acres,
more
or
OKonnF.
n.
Fnir.ZF.u.,
na.ed
i.nn.rv
h.'
"HI."
,
CANCLLLATI0N
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICK
IS
ur.nnnY
OIVFN
that
th
n.
n.
napfn,
,
Pepiuy
Minuter
of
t.amla.
Vldnrla,
B.C.,
I
Olh
December.
It
By
George
McrvW
oo
throw
it
in
the
KIC.HT
1
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?
i
kii,
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Mondays.
W
I
,r
;
urdays,
closes
at
i
p.m.
From
the
East
Mondays.
V
.
Fridays,
due
To
Vancouver
Tuesdays-
,
'
HI
w
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mi
t
I
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if,
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Daily
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IN
ADVANCE.
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Taken
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60e
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ai
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i
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"
Fridays,
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January
;
From
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Sundays
Tuesdays
via
'.i
Wednesdays
Thursdays
C.P.H.
January
1
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
and
Promler
Wednesdays
"
Sundays
.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Slr
and
Premier
Tuedays
.,
.M
Fridays
1
To
Port
Simpson
and
NaajRn
Points
Thursdayo
Cnm
DnH
jQImncnn
and
iv
River
Points
r
Salurdays
ro
Alaska
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January
10
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fo
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2nd
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A
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3rd
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A
Olh
ftltnatr
vitnn
aTnnir
KIINERAL
ACT
Rrailnir
dlalrlrt
of
tho
proUnri-
of
llrlllKli
'
pri-
Minora1
Ortlflcal'.
f
Columbia,
must
lie
rih'd
with
tlip
IHylrlrt
Korrati-r
at
Ornnlirook,
Korl
(li-nnre.
KntnloiipH,
Ni-l.aon.
I'rlnre
Itiipi-n,
Van-ronver,
Vrrnon
nnd
Williams
l.ake
on
or
lirrore
Mnrrli
Sim,
1K5,
lllank
Pinna
iihui
whlrh
lo
auliinil
ap
plicationH
may
tic
olitalnrd
rmtn
the
1.1
In
trlct
rirrai'r
at
lln-
ahovc
named
plarra,
or
rrom
tin-
licpartmi'nt
or
Lands
at
Vie
lorla,
Jl.c.
n.
n.
NAnr.N,
Pf-pnly
Mlnlsii-r
or
l.nmls.
Pcpartmi-nt
of
l.andi),
n-inriA,
n.i:.
January
oih,
loss.
LAND
ACT.
..
..
..
I
...
m
Take
Notice
that
wv
y
No.
67OI0C.
and
parol
No.
ItTOiite.
Intend
1t
dnv
from
the
dale
her,"'
'
Mlnlnit
llerorder
ror
provements
for
the
purp
.
r
all
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in
tr
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UUIaLbU
tlVM
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M
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2
5
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S'
4th
Ave.
A
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2
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(Hi
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A
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;
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Hit
Ave.
A
Conrad
SI
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il
tli
Ave,
A
Hays
Cove
Ave
Olh
Ave.
A
Hays
Cove
Circle
,
81
h
Ave.
A
Cotton
St
Mb
Ave.
A
MnHrido
st
t'ro.
Gov.
Illdgs.
Proy..
Gov.
Wharf
fi.T.P.
Wharf
2
45
I'
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?
55
no
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3
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3
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MINERAL
CL1"
I
in
thr
Ski
nia.
'
;
v
I
nf
thn
Itanac
5.
ColM
loi-atrd,
South
of
r.ili-kalnm
l.akr,
and
adj"""'
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the
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take
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tl'i'
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r-
See.
S&
or
Ihe
Mlnernl
1
.,,,!
tnenred
herore
the
isstilP11
ricntn
of
improvement.
n.
Paled
Ihla
slh
day
''..;
W.
F.
Tnr.j
",-Mti
BESt"'1
S
jiVi
an
OF
nuiiua
ur
unni,ii."
,
-
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is
iifpfbv
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relied.
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inr1.
nenartmrnt
of
l.andi.
Victoria,
nr.
1
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,
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111
LAND
ACT
Nellca
of
Intentlen
to,
Apo'r
;
if
l!l
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imei,
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i'i",n
lalanda
l
and
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or
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mile
aoiiih
tf
ni-
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Notice
thai
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ef
vaeit
nr.'
oc
'it
ii
Maparee,
Intend'
to
aon'V
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i.
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rommenclnr
at
a
pnt
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nf
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thence
eat
in
rhaln
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n
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well
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cre.
mce
pr
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