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TOUR
this
pau.v
:nr.s.
AIL
EYES
ARE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
J
SQME
ONE
TOOK
J
VT
VOX
-STOLetA-
NOW
tiQMEONE.
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rfr
ON
THE
SENATE
N
ni
UET
'EM
KNOW
THM-
A.
LA.MR
QFF
H
VCLU
FIND
twpeo
THE.
Possibly
It
May
Precipitate
an
V
(lection
this
Year
by
Refusing
1?St
-r-
i
jt:
to
Pass
Bills
J
-
I,
-,
-
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41
s
51
TAKING
LIFE
EASY
No
Other
Reason
In
Sight
for
Going
to
Country
at
Present
Time
OTTAWA,
Mar.
2.1.
Thore
is
only
one
reason,
wliy
lmro
ipay
ho
an
clccinn
I
his
year
ami
Hint
is
lic
prospect
of
I
Ik
Canailian
Semite
refusing
lo
sanction
expenditure
of
iioncy
on
I
ir
Petersen
ship
suhsidy
or
the
Peace
ltiver
Hailway,
It
looks
as
if
1
1m
''nveruipenl
was
hound
lo
come
lo
grjna
vji
Ihc
second;
chandler
1
in
fore
Ion?
ami
I
In?
re
form
of
the
constilulion
of
Ihe
Senale
is
likely
lo
ho
tine
of
Ihe
planks
in
the
I.iheral
jilalfonn
at
llif
election,
whenever
il
is
fought.
I
AI
present
Hit!
.senators
are
lakijig
tilings
easy,
'.having'
adjourned
until
after
Hie
Hosier
holidays.
At
1
1
1
r
.same
tiii)e.
the.
Cnnpervalive
senators
are.
said
lo
be
consulting
willi
parly
leaders
anil
politicians
generally
wilh
u
viey
(ti
ileeiiling
on
a
course
of
action.
If
il
is
thought
thai
an
election
could
lie
won
this
year,
a
firm
.stand
will
he
taken,
thus
forcing
the
(iovernnient
lo
go
lo
the
country.
Should
il
he
decided
that
the
times
are
not
auspicious,
for
an
appeal
to
the
olec
tors,
fln
Sfiu'lt'
will
lie
mori
eonsideralo
of
the
-(jnvcrnnicnt
plaqs.
Op
mailers
of
general
policy,
I
he
Progressiv
es
are
hacking
I
he
likely
tp
ho
some
kind
of
an
ar-rangeuienl
lietwecn
ihe
pnrties
far
election
purposes
which
vi!
prevent
Ihree.
cornered
fights.
The
only
hope
of
Conservatives
seems
to
he
in
stirring
lip
strife
helween
the
followers
of
Mackenzie
King
and
Kohevt
l'orke.
Today
all
eyes
are
on
ln
(Senate.
The
movements
of
sen
ators
!ro
heing
watclted
and
every,
speeci
they
make
carefully
lioleij,
On
theni
deiends
Ihe
qneslinn
of
election
or
no
e)ec-
lion.
BUFFALO
ARE
ON
HIGH
SEAS
Three
Canadian
Bison
from
Walnwrlght
on
Way
to
Europe
for
Zoos
.
.
.....
MONTWTAL,
Marcli
23.
The
Oanadiaii
Oovernment
Merchant
Marine
boat
"Canadian
Trapper"
jiow.on
the
high
seas
hound
from
fit.
.John
to
l.ondon
and
Antwerp!
ias
on
ioari(
lljroo
of
liio
most
jnteresllng
passengers
ever
car-ri'-1
rpmss
lie,
Atlantic
qn.
sliip
pf
this
service.
The
passengers
come
from
Wainwrish',
AUicrtn,
and.
consist
of
three
live
f
til!
prowtiiutlalo,
twof
hulls
and
a.
fow
from
Wainwright
Huffalo
park
here
the,
Canadian
ffov-frnment'
maintain
a
herd
of
8.000
bispnT
One.
hull
;i
ies-ined
I
o
'spend
the
remainder
ot
ls
life
jn
the
zoological
garden
jn
Kdinhurgh
and
Hie
other
1iul
with
his
male
will
complete
their
earlhly
existence
in
the
zoohigi
oal
ganlens
nf
Antwerp.
The
animal
for
Scotland
Is
t
present
from
Ihe
National
Parks
branch,
of
the
Canadian
Covem
inenl
and
it
replaces
a
hull
pi
fc.
denied
some
years
ago
hut
which
died
recently.
The
other
Iwo
animals
are
gifts
of
the
Cana
dian
National
Uailways
In
Ihe
Antwerp
zoo.
The
present
hav
jig
lieen
made
possible.
Ihrougl
jhe
courtesy
of
Ihe
Minister
of
jhe
Interior,
who
provided
Ihe
animals
from
Hw(
herd
al
Waln-
wrigjit.
The
gift
to
the
Antwerp
00
i
one
of
the
results
of
a
visit
paid
o
lU'lgiuin
last,
year
hy
J.
K
Iiqlryniple,
Tralllc
Yice-lresj
dent
of
the.
Cuundiitu
National
system,
Antwerp
is
an
Import
ant
port
of
the
C.O.M.M.
jn
jlurope
anl
when
Mr?
Dalrymnl
discovered
that,
no
Canadian
anl
ipalH
were
lo
ho
ccn
in
I
lie
Ant
uerp
zoo
he
conceived
Jim
idea
qf
sending
two
buffalo
as
an
ad
verlijiing
feature
of
consider
aide
value
to
Hie
Iioininion.
The
qnfnials
were
carefully
peeppd
from
lh
Vuinwright
herd
and
are
am
fine
specimens
as
can
be
fnuijft,
Full
fntclnlclfPMK.
a
lQ
their,
care
and
Hieir
habits
were
ent
to,
ihe
zoological
body
in
,
r
Antwerp
some
lime
ago
and
a
special
enclosure
ha
heep
iuilt
fpr
lietr
reception,
whero
I
hoy
will
he
as
much
al
(mine,
as
qn
their
native
prairie.
MORE
SETTLERS
FOR
Vinnip
Itlack.
INTERIOR
PLANNED
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Confers
wth
C.N.R.
Officials
Regarding
Taking
of
Vanderhoof
Land
VIHTOIIIA,
March
23.
Plans
for
Ihe
participation"
of
Hrilifh
Cnlunihia
in
Hie
How
of
inimi-
ralion
and
rnloiiizalinn
which
is
heginning
were
discussed
at
a
conference
al
Ihe
Parliament
i
and
development
of
Hie
Canadian
I
National
Railways,
and
Ihe
Hon
T.
I).
Pallullo,
minister
of
lands.
I'..
A.
Field,
linuj
irtinwiiUsinner
of
King
Government
and
there
is
Hie
Canailian
National
came
from
lo
Victoria
with
Or.
the
settlement
whicji
is
now
being
planned
is
jiroposed
for
the
lands
alons
the
lines
of
the
Can
adian
National
Uailways,
it
wan
expiaineo.
nr.
macK
hm
nqi
know
just
how
many
would
conic
in
this
year,
although
he
ex
pressed
the
'opinion
that
there
were
now
plenty
of
opportunities
lo
gel
seller.s
for
Wrilern
When
ie
settlement
of
tho
lands
along
the
liijes
of
the
Can-:
auiau
.National
Uailways
was
mentioned,
Mr.
Pajlullp
hrougl.
lo
.Mr.
Hlack's
atlenlion
llio
block
of
6n(),noo
fertile
ncre
which
Ihe
llrilish
Columbia
gov
ernment
is
holding
for
settle
ment
around
Vauderhnof.
Mr.
Pallullo
lold
)r.
Illack
thai
when
he
is
ready
lo
send
it
his
settlers
all
he
jias
to
do
is
H
advise
the
deparlninl
l"ir,!
these
fertile
Itrilisli
Columbia
inds
will
lie
-ready
lo
be
turned
over
lo
the
seiners
under
the
llrilish
Columbia,
(snvcrnmgnt.
AMERICANS
LOOK
TO
CENTRAL
B.C.
FOR
POSSIBLE
NEW
FARMS
WINNING,
lUr
??.
Farm
ers
in
the
Pacific
Coast
S!afs.
Ufh
as
Washington
ami
Oregon
ap:1ooking
Inward.
Canada
willl
eager
eyes
according
o
nr.
.w.
J.
Black,
'ijireclor
of
'
cfdoniz'allon
and
development
activities
of
'Ihe
Canadian
National
Hailwars
who
passed
J
hrough
Winnipeg
afler
a
visit
tu
Ihe
Pacific
coast.
Vilo
Or.
Itlack
does
iv.it
looH
for
any
appreciable
influx
from
Ihe
Stales
during
the
enmin?
year,
he
slates
that
Imiuiric
are
being
received
al.
Canadian
National
nflices
i
Seatlln
and
oilier
points
in
greater
number
than
ever
before.
Central
HriU
ish
Columbia,
where
considerable
development
work
Is
exposed
In
lie
carried
on
during
Ihe
next
few
seasons,
is
tio
favored
location
of
these
American
farmers
who
Treat
Colds
Externally
For
tote
throat,
bronchitis
or
duep
cnesi
coias,
rup
ycks
vapoitub
bnskly
oyer
throat
and
elicit
and
coyer
Willi
warm
flannel.
Yicka
acts,
jn
two
ways
both
direct;
ansot
bt
jiKe
a
i;niment
ana
tnhaitu
as
a
vapor,
A
quick
relief
for
the
cold
troubles
oi
all
the
laimly.
I
hey
cnii
dispense
wilh
holdings
across
Die
line.
SON
DIED
AS
HIS
their
FATHER
LEFT
HERE
Sad
Message
Received
Just
Too
Late
to
Beach
Robert
Sharp
on
Saturday
Afternoon
About
an
hour
after
llohert
sliarp,
superintendent
of
construction
for
Ihe
Northern
Construction
Co.
at
the
elevator
here,
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
Hje
Princess
Mary
Saturday
af
ternoon,
a
wire
was
received
telling
of
Ibe
dealh
of
his
young
son
on
account
of
whose
serious
illness
following
an
operation
be
had
bien
called
south.
PREMIER
MINE
TO
PAY
EIGHT
CENTS
PER-SHARE
APRIL
The
Premier
Hold
.Mining
Co.
on
April
3
wilt
pay
anolhei
dividend
of
eight
cenls
per
share.
This
will
bring
the
total
ivi-
dertds
paid
by
Ihe
rich
Slewar
mine
since
it
opened
lo
$7,500,
000.
The
uuarlerly
reporl
ni
Ihe
company
slnles
lhal
ore
re
serves
at
Hie
niinn
are
practically
I
hp
same
as
a
year
ago.
NAAS
RIVER
At
a
r'cenl
galherilig
at
Aiy-.Irish
the
presidetit
of
Ibe
Ynunq
Wumen'H
'Cliriflian
Associallnii,
Mrs.
Frank
Talc,
on
behalf,
of
Hie.
'
(iciety
jiml
oilier
re.sidenls
of-'
Ihe
village,
wost'iilcd.
Rev.
Oliver
Thorne,
I
lie
resident
mis
sionary,
with
a
sum!
of
nioncv
in
recognition
tif
liis
four
years'
work
among
Ihenl.
'
William
pliiarl
has
been
liv
ing
on
the
reserve-
al
Alyansn
vjlh
his
wife
during
Ihe
winlei
ml
expeeis
shorlly
lo
b
back
on
his
ranch.
His
wife
is
slill
lonfined
lo
her
bed.
The
Aiyansh
school
has
been
iep
open
all
winter
and
Ihe
rhildren
luive
all
allended
regu
larly
in
spile
of
ie
deep
snow
Some
of
lie
chil(l-en
h.'ive.
Hirer
ipiles
to
walk,
lo
Mdiool.
Mr.
Pi(lips,
wjio
left
in
Ihe
fall.fo
v(sil
his
mother
In
th
Stilted
returned
home
hi
Janu
ary,
making
Ihe
I
rip
over
the
snow
from
Terrace.
His
niolher
died
before
be
arrived
n(
bis
oh
hnrpe.
John
Nelson
is
looking
after
Ihe
slock
of
'8.
C.
Cordon
al
Irepp.
He
reports
lial
sev'-ral
hay
sheds
have
fallen
from
tin
heavy
weight
ot
snow.
The
roof
of
the
new
iarn
ha
also
fallen
in
from
Hie
sanm
canne,
Oeorge
llorie.
Jr.,
who
has
been
south
on
a
holiday
trip,
re
turned
to
the
city
on
llio
Car
dena
yesterday
afternoon.
eNSWE"cTo0srwu0RRDo"pWEGEORGE
MCILMOYLE
r
Is
AISITII
GM
AT
lMfl
.EGG
1
'vac
ci
n
i
z
I
a
It
1
1
oTni
IcMcIaIlIcIuIlIaItIeMj
mMoIpIe
bMcTv
e
EMail
i
veMfif:
p
BllNlolRlElDll
E
NTpl
have
found
conditions
rather
uu-
favorahle
during
Ihe
last
few
'oa,'s
ami
who
are
looking
ahnui
Huihlhigs
helween
Iir.
W.
j
Ulack.
director
of
colonization
'!"'
fiW.
WON
OVER
BALAliNl)
City
Championship
Billiard
Game
Yesterday
Afternoon
Resulted
In
Score
of
500
to
392
ticorge
.Mcllinoyle
eliminated
Iharlie
lialagnn
from
the
city
Milliard
championship
scries
yes-f-
;erday
afternoon
by
a
score
of
t00
io
392.
Up
lo
Hie
end
or
Ihe
lirsl
100
poinls,
the
score
was
liiite
close,
Italaguo
leading
a!
10(1
lo
Mcllmoyle's
102.
From
llien
on'
however.
Hie
laller
forg
ed
alend
and
soon
left
his
opponent
well
behind.
Mcllmoyle
made
the
highest
break
so
far
In
Ihe
series
T?,
llalagnn's
higli
break
was
23
There
were
1)1
innings,
Mcll
moyle's
average
being
5.
HI
and
Italagno's,
1.3.
The
lime
of
the
game
was
Iwo
hours
and
20
a-
Tonight
Ceorge
Waugh
and
Fred
Pyle
will
meet
in
the
last
game'
of
the
first
round.
(5.
P.
Tinker
will
referee
to-
night
game,
W.
.1.
Nelson
will
lie
marker
and
O.
S.
Hnssell
duna!
scorer.-1
Sport
Chat
J
In-accordance
wilh
tine-lonor
ed
custom,
llicia'al-rariiig
siyison
ill
Fugland
is
opened
wilh
Hie
meeting
at
Lincoln,
ami
Ibis
week
Ihe
curtain
will
he
rung
up
on
I
be
I02.r
season
of
racing
under
Jockey
Ciii
rules,
which
oi(iences
over
the
peau,lfiil
l,ar-
holliie
course
on
'I'uesday,
March
t.
Ihe
Lincolnshire
Handicap.
which
derives
its
chief
imporl-
ince
from
Ibe
fact
llial
it
is
the
first
of
-Ihe
Spring
handicaps
ami
furnishes
a
medium
of
much
peculation
throughout
the
late
winter
mouths
will
be
run
on
Wednesday.
The
enlry
list
for
Ibis
year's
Lincolnshire,
while
about
average
in
numbers,
is
above
the.
average
(n
iajly,
in
cluding
in
its
number
lle
fie-
ycar-old
Parll,
wl0
ran
Ihipl
lo
'apyrus
in
ihe
Oerby
Iwo
year"
ago,
and
won
II"1
lampion
Park
Jubilee
last
year;
Imkn
win
ner
nt
the
Hunt
Cup
al
Ascol;
Uomlovcr.
'who
carried
off.
the
Coronal
ion
Cup
al
Kpiom;
Jarvi
Hie.
Vielrirla
Cun
:
vviuiiei';
Ihr
speedy
llVjrfp'rtY,f;i3tit.'ffarfi,r,
,V-9ltil'(Vv
'
"II1!
HM,
ll'V'i"
M'V
r.
,i
...
.
9i
it..
i
i
1'OIIOWIUg
l,I!!-OIIl
COUI'-S
l(IHT
pool,
which
has
n
Its
fpatur.'
Hie
Liverpool
Spring
,
inn
on
Thursday,
March
2(1,
and
Ihe
running
of
the
(irand
Naliona
Steeplechase
on
le
following
lay.
The
Newbury
meeting
opens
April
I,
.wilh
Ibe
Newbury
.spring
Cup
run
on
tho
following
day.
Following
is
a
lisi
of
tln
prhi
cipal
races
llial.
are
run
ilurhM
tint
llal-racing
season,
which
run
I
i
n
iifs
until
Mnncliesler
meet
ing
in
late
Noveinber:
March
3i.
I,iicolnshiro
Handicap.
20.
Liverpool
Spring
Cup.
27.
Orand
National
Sleeplechaic
April
2.
Newbury
Spring
Cup.
13.
Queen'
Prize
(Keinpton),
2.r-Creal
Melrppolilan,
22.--Cy
and
Snhurban,
30,
Two
Thousand
Ouineas.
May
I.
One
Thousand
rjillnPiift.
C
Chester
Cup.
0.
Jubilee
Handicap
(Kcmplnn)
13.
Newmarket
Stakes.
27.
Df'iby.
2D.-Oak.
Junn
T.
Manr'wlcr
Hup.'
11.
.N'cwlmry
Summ'T
Oup.
Jfl.
Acot
Slakes.
17.
Hoyal
Hunt
Gun.
18.
Gobi
Cup.
19.
Wokingham
Slakes.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rett
iF.NI'MAL
servant
wanted.
Mrs.
Hesner,
303
Fourth
Avenue
F.asl.
If
FINANCIAL
FOR
SALE
TO
RENT
Apply
Hole)
70
'Un.NTRIIF.il
Housekeeping
Suite
for
rent.
till
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Plion..
Hlue
27K.
tt
BOARD
nOAni).
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue,
phone
137.
HOAIU).
Table
boarders,
houu-
cooking.
Phone
Med
707.
V
LOST
LOST.
Hunch
of
lu'ys
on
rinu
on
lane
-between
Musgrave
Place
and
Sumitiil
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ring,
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partner
lo
take
an
active
interest
in
a
long
established
business.
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prospects
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making
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full
particulars
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Prince
Ilu-perl,
H.C.
2t.
Nnrlhumberland
Plate.
July
2.
Princess
of
Wales
Stakes.
5.
London
Cup
.
17.
Kclipse
Slakes,
Sandown.
H.
National
lln-cilers
Slakes.
21.
Liverpool
Summer
Cup.
2H,
Stewards
Cup.
30.
Ooodwood
Cui).
Angus!
,
2fi.
F.bnr
Handicap.
i7.
"The
Oimcraek."
.
September
3.
Peveril
of
Ihe
Peak
Plain.
5.
Prince
I'.dward
Handicap.
8.
Champagne
Slakes,
il.
SI.
I.eger
Slakes.
1
1.-Doncnslcr
Cup.
2ft.
Newbury
Autumn
Handicap
Oclpber
1,
10,
IL
in.
2H.
13.
20,
2H,
Jockey
Club
Slakes,
Duke
of
York
Handicap.
T-C.-sar'wilrh.
Middle,
Park
Slakes.
Canibridcgshln!.
November
"
Liverpool
Autumn
Cup.
Derby
Cup.
,
Manchester
November
Hand.
icaji.
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in
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COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
Process
Columbia
Hecords
no
scratching.
Finest
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trols,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
(irtisHi.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
l'hird
Avenue.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Uaby"
al
your
serr
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safety
-Courtesy.
If
il's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lanihly.
Phones
f70
or
131.
TAXI
592
I'llF.
DKPl'NDAHLF.
TA.YL
Daj
and
Nighl
service.
Comfort
ami
Courtesy
is
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
lUchmoud
Booms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Caul
or
Oust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfori
Day
or
NU"
t
Stand:
:i08S
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Eiork,
Across
frprn
"Binnr
Holei
FURNITURE
W'K
handle
the
FAWCF.TT
guaraulecd
copper
bearing
Steel
ilanges
and
all
grades
of
ligh
gr,idi
furniture
we
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni-ure
Slqre.
We
Huy,
Sell
and
F.x.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
QtO.
PAPADOPULIJI,
339
Third
Ave.
Pbone
1.r,
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH
I'very
description
of
Illacksmith
work
done.
Hoal
work
a
speciality.
Prompt
attention
and
moderate
prices.
A
Trial
Snlicilr.1.
J.
M.
WALKER
Near
Shocktey's
planing
Mill.
TIMBER
SALE
X
7038.
SMlcd
ThkI.t
will
bn
n-ri'lvrt
bv
Ihr
IHKIrlrl
Fori-Hter
imi
lulrr
than
ihh.ii
011
Ihe
nth
(l.iy
or
April.
1
u
r.
.
for
the
pur
cl!p
of
Licence
703S,
sltuatril
one
nillc
luiriii
1.1
i
7,
j'Hiiifiiii
riiiiniiei,
1..11.
j,
ui
ut
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rert
Ixiaril
nieaiu
or
Sruce,
Heiiilurk,
I'.ji'fliii
and
cellar
Tun
j
veara
will
lm
ilh.-Aeil
fur
re
moval
nf
tlmlier.
further
iiartiriilar
or
the
claef
pnrea-ler.
VlrKirla,
or
II14
llblrlcl
KnifMeT.
I'rlnre
Iliiert,
ll.c.
GOUERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENSE
KOTK'H
U
herdi.v
(riven
that
on
Ihe
4th
day
of
April
next
the
umlrrMKiieil
Intend
to
aptly
In
the
l.luir
Control
Iloaril
rut'
1
llceine
In
repett
tu
premise
lielnir
part
of
the
Imlhllnir
known
an
the
fort
clement
Hotel,
minuted
at
Port
Clementi.
Oueen
Chnrlotte
llanl,
I'rovini'e
Aof
Prlllsh
Coliimhla
uon
the
land
ilem-rnvd
ai
Lot
rive
(61
iihick
rorty-rour
(41),
ut)ilvl.lon
of
fxit
even
hundred
ami
forty-nU
(74ti.
Oueen
Charlotte
liltrlrt.
II..,
as
shown
on
a
rerlrtered
map
or
pian
nrpnmen
in
me
Land
iioiriiry
or-rie
at
the
City
of
I'rlnre
import
and
ntirnliered
(079,
for
the
(tie
nf
beer
by
1
ne
Kina
or
ny
trie
tipen
nn
tun
ror
Mill
tumptloii
011
the
nrrmlieii.
PATKIi
at
l-rlnee
Huperl.
B.C..
thin
4tli
nay
01
Tinri
11.
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II.
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TfNni.KY.
Owner,
Applicant.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
MOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
DEER
LICENSE.
.NOTICE
It
hereby
itlven
that
on
or
rter
the
mth
day
or
Marrh
noil,
the
undermined
Intends
In
tpply
lo
the
l.lnuor
Control
Jioafd
fur
a
lleeni
In
repert
or
prcmlfea
bcinir
pari
of
the
luilldlnp
known
m
gneen't
Hotel,
fdtunte
on
Lot
li.
Main
Street,
Maaaett,
Oueen
Charlotte
lulandi.
In
Hie,
rrovlnre
of
Urltlah
Columbia,
ror
the
sale
nf
beer
by
the
irlaaa
or
by
the
open
botl
for
consumption
on
tho
pre-niMea.
T
Haled
thl
th
day
of
February,
19118.
MBS.
M,
I,.
DUNN,
Owner,
Applicant
CI92S.
Y
Intx
FlATUKt
Stnvice.
In
Gr.l
BrilaM
right,
mrnad
nAiiv
mm
n
aqqirici
am
umui
iiliiiu
vtinuuii
iLju
two.
2c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTKB
COOK
WANTF.D.
Central.
MONKY
lo
loan
on
improved
reai
estate
or
for
hiiildiug
purposes.
McCalTery
&
(iibbons.
I.ti).
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FOIl
SAI.F..
Itahlia
bulbs
good
double
varieties,
also
rhubarb
roots;
cheap.
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Ninlltl
Ave.
Fasl.
Phone
Hlack(ilH.
FOlt
SAIj:.
Selling
eggs.
While
Wyandotte
and
While
Leghorn
Phone
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Davey,
Itlack
3lfi.
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East
Monday-.
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