!
pacf
FOUR
WINTER
COATS
?
at
cost
Werners
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
'
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
it
cvor
occurred
to
you
that,
the
mullitudo
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
sole
fire
of
therpse.lves
lifeless
and
incapable
of
service
unless
controlled
and
direcled
by
the
already
overburdened
housewife.
Laundry
service
alone
is
alive,
vital,,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and
asking
nothing
Iml.
your
friendly
disposition,
to
change
servitude
into
service.
May
we
call?
Phono
8
PHONE
8
60X392
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Per
Sack
HydeTransf
er
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LADIES!
A
new
line
of
SILK
EVENINQ
DRESSES
JUST
ARRIVED
Call
In
and
Inspect
them
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
orrice
Hours,
U
8.
Phon
688.
Open
Evening
Only
Far
Spaclal
Appointment,
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Av6nu.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
68.
Curl
age,
Warehousing,
and
'.Hslribiitlntc.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
TTTP
n.r
.V
nfws
Monday,
.rii:ir,Mr
--
-
-
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Bv
Georcre
RIrM
.-..
i
Don't
know
PLErVbE.
DON'T
DltTURC
MB
'M
-T-
.
..........
,
r
irii-i
111
c,
-ij.
-
...at-
it
-
.
1
T
I
REAsO-T
?j
'
Y
1
1
isjuoi
if
-u
r
BILLIARD
SCHEDUL
Second
Half
of
Season
Will
Start
IMsxt
Week
With
Games
In
Both
Divisions
'I'he
following
schedule
fur
the
second
hair
of
the
billiard
season
was
issued
fliis
morning
hy
Mick
Howe,
secretary
of
the
Oily
llil-
liard
League:
'
it
First
Division
January
I
I
f
-Prinre
Prince
llnpert
Milliard
Par-
lor
vs.
droll
II.'
j
-(Ireal
War
Veterans
vs.
j
(irolln.
L'8-
(ileal
War
Veterans
v.
to
Prince
Itupcrt
Milliard
P
ar-
lor.
February
1-
(Sndlo
vs.
Prince
llnpert
Milliar
d
Parlor.
1
1
(irullo
vs.
dreat
War
Vct-
erans.
the
18
Prince
lluport
Milliard
Parlor
vs.
ireal
War
Veterans.
will
Second
Division
January
I.
'I
Callies
vs.
Canadian
I'ish
&
flfdd
Slorape
Ho,
15
Prince
tt
n
port
Milljard
Parlor
vs.
fircillo.
20
(ireal
War
Veterans
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
1
1
22
-(Ireal
War
Veterans
Canadian
I'ish
ft-CoId
:
Slor-
;r
a
Re
Co
H.
27
Prince
llnpert
Milliard
I'nr-'nT
lor
vs.
SI.
Andrew's.
2!
Cullies
vs.
(Srnltn.
il
I'ehruary-
lire'
3
Callies
vs.
(ireal.
War
Vel-
p.i
-
...
erans.
5
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
firnllo.
10
Canndian
I'ish
.iv
Cold
Storage
Co.
vs.
prince
llupcrl
'
llilliard
Parlor.
.
12
Callies
vs.
Prince
Ituporl
Milliard
Parlor.
17
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Canadian
l'idi
i
Cold
Slorape
Co,
1!)
(Irolln
vs.
(ireat
War
Veterans'
Association,
21
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Callies.
2i
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slor-ntrn
Co.
vs.
(irollo.
March
,1-
-Circa
I
War
Veterans'
Association
vs.
Prince
llupcrl
F.ve
Milliard
Parlor.
so
out
j
Sport
Chat
a
Local
athletes
ure
now
fully
'I
recovered
from
the
Christmas
lee
and
New
Year
holiday
festivities
and
this
week
will
sec
a
(jrcneral
rcsninplion
of
Ihe
sport
sched
ules
for
the
second
half
of
Hie.
season.
Fans
and
players
are
alike
anxious
lo
pel
poiifp
again.
'I'he
basketball
schedule
will
reopen
Friday
niphl,
towards
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
week
billiards
will
also
be
resumed
and
Ihe
whist
unit
leapues
will
he
olT
apaiu
next
i
week.
Tor
In
The
basket
ball
panics
Friday
niphl
will
he
as
follows:
Ladies'
League
(tils
vs
Maple
l.ea
Ts.
Lnlerinediale
(Irollo
vs
Heg-
iiuenl.
Senior
Sons
oF
Carvula
Cigarettes
a
finest
of
Virginia
aiidNorlh
Carolina
Vvbaccos
hknded
For
Canadians
(
WHEN
OO
J
CO
VaK
THE.
j
I
WE
EAXrW
COOK
I'M
NOT
1
LS
J
HUNR-f-
WON'T
I
EM"
UNTIL.
I
CET
J
o(
ORO
POZ.XLE.'b
I
-ftS
WORD
Jx
MOTHERS
LIKE
TO
TREAT
COLDS
WITH
VAPORS
Direct
Treatment
with
Vaporizing
Salve
Immediately
Reaches
Inflamed
Air
Paisagei.
I
tin
no
longer
necessary
constantly
tc
dose
the
children
in
eore
throat,
or
deep
chert
colds.
Many
Cana'dian
mothcrsnowusc
the
"outside"
remcdv.
.71
TT"
VicksVapoRub,for
is
lust
rubbed
ow
throat
nnrl
rhest
t'lereisnothinetotake.
Whensoapplitxl
itivs
gives
on
meaicaiea
vapors
wnich
I
ira
ir.l.olinrl
riit
1
..
.
1.
n
i
jJassages,
loosening
the
phlttin
and
mak-
.
,"",,pr"
""
"'i"'
and,
l.us-ine
the
breathtna
easier.
iness
houses
observed
an
extra
At
the
same
time
Vicks
is
absorbed
and
biimuiaies
ine
SKin
like
a
iiniment
or
plaster
and
thus
aids
the
vapors
inhaled
break
up
the
congestion.
At
all
drug
Uores
Gfc
a
jar.
For
free
stoSifc.Paeit,e.V.,ck-Chemiral
Co.,311
St.
Paul
St.,
W.,
Montreal,
J'.Q.
-
-
-
Klks.
A
bulllper
crowd
is
expected
al
Klks'
Home
In
start
oil
n
schedule
which
il
is
anlicipaled
he
an
injerestiiiff
one
from
star!
lo
finish.
The
City
Milliard
l.eastue
will
resume
its
schedule
for
the
second
half
of
Ihe
season
nexl
wiiek.,
The
schedule,
which
is
published
elsewhere,
provides
for
he
opening:
panic
of
the
second
Idivision
nn
.I.'iiiii:irv
I
.'t
mm,
I
ll,-.t
n,
ri
t-i
livivi.m
....
.1
v
Al
a
well
alleilileil
nieelin-r
ilr.1t.rr.il..
j
in
II...
f!t...al
War
Veliirans'
lloonis
last
nipht
was
decided
lo
carry
on
with
same'
l'Cenlalions
:is
irnvopn-
....
il,.,
fi,.ui
i,
..if
,.r
ii...
....
........
ill...
i
ur
...i.iii-.
Presidenl
J.
J.
Walsh
Was
in
I
lit
chair.
NEW
YEAR
NOVELTY
BALL
AT
SMITHERS
Annual
Event
was
Lamely
At
tended
and
Proved
Most
Enjoyable
SM1TIIF.1IS,
Jan.
5.
..The
Sniilhers
Alhlelic
Club
held
its
annual
novelly
hall
on
New-.
Year's
it
1
1
J
although
il
was
not
largely
allended
as
in
pre
vious
years,
those
I
hat.
di.l
I
urn
Voleil
il
one
or
Ihe
best
and
uiosl
lively,
dances
held
here
In
long
liine.
Presidenl
Al.
Fin-nerly,
ably
asxisk-d
by
Tim.
bils,
nud
.an...
efiergelic,
coiuiilil.t
had
everyililbp
:
Woi'Rini
siuoolhly
and
ju'a
very
short
lime
had
the
dancers
in-a
happy
mood
which
increased
wilh
eiicfi
lance
until
Ihe
midnight
circle-
one-step
was
announced
when
il
seemed
thai
Medium
had
broken
loose.
The
eninniillee
had
a
big
supply
of
paper
Iial8,
horns,
licklers
(terpentine
on
hand,
ami
this
was
opened
up
for
dancers
and
awhile
Ihe
dance
was
luriicd
I
o
a
carnival
as
limy
lesled
Ihehl
lung
power
on
Ihe
horns
and
pelted
each
olhe.r
wilh
serpentine.
When
Ihe
time
Tor
ushering
in
Ihe
New
Year
arrived
everybody
joined
hands
in
Ihe
hip
circle
and
lo
Ihe
accompaniment
of
Hie.
deny
orchesl
r.i
.jnili-
ed
in
I
lie
..singing,
of
."Alibi
Lnngj
Syne."
All
I
n
n
I
jjt
1
1
Hie
pace
was
begin-llie
ning
In
tell
mi
.KiiiH'
merry
-
makers
li,
mil
want
lo
slop
and
it
was
four
o'clock
lie
fore
they
nllowed
Ihe
musicians
In
pack
up.
Ilieir
instruments
and
bring
Ihe
dance
lo
an
end.
SMITHERS
Mrs.
Alexander,
sr.,
arrived
In
Smilhe.rs
last
Thursday
morning
on
an
extended
visit
lo
her
sons,
!"'"
Alexander
and
W.
.1.
O'Neil
Mioliday
.
ladi
week,
lieinjr
closed
u)l
dav
IVidav
as
well
w.M
as
as
mi
u
ew
!v
jc.irs
May.
Some
of
Die
mer-
chanls-
(riiik
advantage
of
this
and
wer,.
busy
Inking
slock.
.
I
A
surprise
parly
was
lendered
.Miss
Mnrjorie
Huberts
and
her
Kuesl
Miss
(Hover
tin
'
Friday
mgui
wnen
a
numiier
ur
youiiir
ioiks,
rauen
w
i
in
g
o
o
i
1
Hiings
lo
cat,
marched
into
the
Honeris
nonie
anil
look
posses
sion
ror
a
few
hours.
A
most
en
joynble
lime
was
spent
al
danc
nig
ami
games,
At
tiie
supper
hour
omeX
of
the
boys
iloniied
kitchen
attire
and
sei-veil
a
inns!
delightful
repast,
after
which
dancing
was
resumed
until
about
"Ihree.
o'clock
in
Ihe
morning."
AMer
spending:
Ihe
Christmas
holidays
in
town
Willi
her
parent"
Mr.'
it
ml
Mrs.
.1.
(I.
.Stephen
Miss
Muriel
Stephens
left
on
Sunday
morning
for
Prince
Hu-perl
.where
she
will
resume
her
studies
at
SI.
Joseph's
Academy.
C.
I,.
Diiuock
of
Ihe
public
works
dcparlmenl
left
on
Sunday
morning
for
Vie'nria
where
he
hn
been
called
hy
Ihe
(iovern-liienl
lo
attend
a
conference
of
Provincial
mail
superinlendenls
and
ilisfricl
engineers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
(iood-I'liouph
arrived
in
town
last
week
and
intend
to
reside
here
for
awhile.
Mr.d.oodeiiouph
having
resumed
his
position
as
pub1
inspector
with
the
Hanson
Tie
i
Lumber
Co.
Miss
Muriel
Adams,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mason
Adams
left
on
Sunday
.
umrulng
for
Prince
HuiSiil,
lo
ullctul,
school
inr
(lie
nim-
ie,riltc.'tl
.lOsepli's
iiuutiejiij
.
:
,
i
:
i
j
'
'
,
i
;.
)'
g
Miss
(llnyer
who
ha
been
Ihe
niiesl
of
Miss
Murjorie
Roberts
during
Ihe
holiday
season,
re-lur.M'd
In
Terrace
on
Sunday
mnri.ing
lo
resume
her
dulfes
a
si-liool
teacher
in
thai
town.
Afler
a
series
of'
bonis
with
Ihe
wciilher
man
and
dillicullies
in
obtaining
water.
Manager
llann
has
at
last
got
a
gooil
sheet
of
ice
on
the
skaling
rink,
and
il
was
thrown
open
lo
the
public
ror
the
firsl
lime
on
Sal-urday
night.
A
number
of
the
hoys
turned
out
for
a
short
hockey
practice
bill
il
will
he
a
few
days
yet
hi-Tore
Ihey
settle
down
in
earnest
In
gel
in
shape"
for
hockey
values;.
7
xtjr
(
AlsoinaUtwtive
Urn)
ofSOandlOO)
i4l
1
I
DON'T
KNOW-IbOT
I
HOPe
I'LL
FINISH
TvvEtjE
CROtb-WOO
TO
wait
aul
Jf
DfVf
FCd
MY
eR.CK,'PA,3TP
Cvnrln.
IJ24.
by
li.i
l
Tnlura
Srvkc
Int
Grr.it
-4iii
rigliu
rrncrvarl
j
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
j
2
CENTS
PER
WOltD
IN
WANTED
SALF.SLAIiY
rcipiired
for
Prince
Hupert
firm.
Continuous
employment,
interest
iug
work
and
pood'
money,
for
one
who
can
lake
hold
and
go
'after
the
business
already
here.
Write
for
appointment
lo
II
ox
21(1,
Daily
News
Olllce.
WAN
I
LI).
.
To
purchasi)
two
second
hand
armchairs,
in
good
condition.
Cash
for
a
snap.
Write
Mox
,221
Daily
News.
if
FOR
SALE
F.OIl
SALK
Oil
HUNT.
Jim.
Harry
Lipsclt's
residence
135
Fourth
Avenue.
Apply,
Lip-sett,
Cunningham,
Second
Ave.
and
McMride.
If
TO
RENT
'
FOH
HUNT.
Furnished
House
keeping
suite,
410
Silth
Avi.
Fast.
Phone
Mine
278.
If
FOH
PENT.
Modern
houno.
five
rooms
and
hath.
Apply
Miinn.
Mros.
If
FOH
HKNT.
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
Phone
nine
38t).
tf
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOARD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllce,
83(1
Second
Avcn.
i'hoim
137.
If
HOARD
AND
ROOM.
Home
com
fort..
Terms
moderali!.
Phone
Mine
7:.7.
If
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
About
the
yenr
18R0
the
pioneer
prospectors
of
Mrilish
Columbia
discovered
n
.
remarkable
coal.
After
many
trials
and
tests
11
was
positively
established
ttial
this
coal
represented
the
acme
'of
economy,
efficiency
and
comfort.
To
this
fuel
they
irave
the
new
famous
name
of
"Nanaimo-Wellington."
representing
all
thai
was
best
in
coal.
'
'.,
.
No
sooner
was
It
found
that
Ihe.
public
iiiKisled
on
gcllinH
thls.Won.der,
l
unl
than
oilier
coals
were
put
on
the
market
under
very
similar
names.
So
much
so
that
the
public
Were
al
a
loss
lo
say
which
was
the
gen-nine
and
which
Iho
Imitation
or
course
it
vvas
easy
after
a
trial
a
single
sack
will
prove
it
-
more
lasting
ami
morn
powerful
heat
from
a
few
shpvpirnl
I-
11..
I
m
naruiy
any
asn,
no
clinker
or
rock,
pi!
these
points
stand
out
when
you
make
n
practical
test
in
furnace,
fireplace,
healer
or
cook-slnvc.
This
famous
Nanalmo-Wel-linglon
coal
is
sold
only
hy
Al
bert
A
McCaffery
to
whom
all
orders
should
bo
phoned
direct
I'rompl
delivery
service
given
hy
their
own
team
ami
truck
lbcir
phono
numbers
arc
tin
and
if
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
'
M-
t
Tuesday,
January
C
Illfih
......
1
1
:0f.
a.m.
19.3
ft,
Low
5:02
a.m.
0.2
"
18:07
p.m.
R.2
;
Wodnosday,
January
7
Iligh
0:08
a.m.
1(5.8
ft.
N
1
1
M5
a.m.
19.7
"
Low
5:18
a.m.
9.1
"
18:11
p.m.
1.0
"
Thursday,
January
8
High
(1:17
n.ni.
17.1
ft.
12:23
p.m.
20.1
"
Low
0:29
n.ni.
9.0
"
19:19
p.m.
1.0
"
W-CUT
OOT
THE.M
pOTLt-t-Etj
rNN'AWC
ME
CUt5
OF
COFrEtl
rN
rS
DoOaHMOT.
'
J
ADVANCE.
No
Adverliaemrnt
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
(Jrndualn
of
Ihe
National
College
ot
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours:
to
lo
12:
2
lo
5;
7
lo
8.
Saturday
aNernooiis
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
Pbone
Mlub
85.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
(Jeorge.
Paul
or
(Sunt1
Prompt
Service
and
Comfori
Day
or
Nis'.t
Stand:
HOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
U!ocK,
Aer-
u
renin
;.'m.,r
ss
llntei
DRY
WOOD
CFDAR,
IIF.MI.OCK
OH
FIR
Cut
and
split
lo'
any
fdzo.
$6.50
per
Load
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove
Woodynrd.
Phone
Mlack
101.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Muy.
Sell
and
Hx-
chango
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
QhO.
PAPAOOPULIS,
339
Third
Ave.
Phona
41fi
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
u
when
you
desire
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
in
tide.
PIIINCF.
HHPHRT
KX-(JHANOH,
Auctioneers.
DRESSMAKING
MRS.
HAMILTON,
experienced
dressmaker.
Federal
block.-
Dressmaking,
alleralinn,
suiU
ami
coals.
Firsl
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phnhrt
Mlack
tin.
t
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lean
Land
III
I'rUll't
ltlllf.rl
I
iflk.l
Tll.lrtft
Itr..
f.irclhtfr
"iKlrlrt
uf
ItIiicp
MiiihiI,
n,
li-
...ii.-
...
i.nnmrci
i.cua,
rniiri'm
imyai
Island,
II.
C.
I'aki'
Niitl'i.
that
Sriiirrilllo
cnnnorv
i:miiiChii.v
I.
milled,
i,t
Vancouver,
B.C..
In
ii'iids
In
apply
rr
txiruiliMliili
In
enw
Iho
ri.UiiwIiiK
nptrrlhn
ImiiHr
Rniiinmielnir
ill
t
H'
licnd
lit
nirimril
C.vi.
Prlnrrx.
It"vnl
Island:
Uipih'c
rant
rivo
(5)
rhllns:
llii'iiii-
imrlli
Tnrlv
(
rhalin;
tliflirp
wi'M
imi
lioi
chnin.
inure
nr
IMS.
to
low
water
mark
i
IliMire
miiiiIi
aluna
low
walor
mnik
u.
point
fit
ntinnw'nwitii'nt.
and
mialiilnir
ririren
lib)
acre,
more
nr
Irs.t.
SOMFRVII
I
K
CA?IMKHY
COMI'A.NV
I.IMITI'P
Name
of
Applicant.
,
W.
4.
JrrrrlUfin.
.Mtcnt.
Dnlcd
nowmlipr
I
Till.
I0JI.
MINFRAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
Sllualp
in
Uin
Skprna
MiiilnK
lilvlalnn
uf
llio
naiini
.
Coant
nistrlri.
Where
locatfil.
Sou
111
of
Fulls
nn't'k,
Kltmiin.
kalinii
Lkp,
iml
mljoimnir
Hi,.
viililpr
nn
lh
Kant
end
of
II.
I.nriil
imldprs.
W.
TreUnn
anil
P.
WIIimhi;
No.
or
lloldprii'
Frt
Miners'
OrtlMralP,
Tmston
aTAUm:.
VVIImhi
MlilUC
Take
olli-e
tlial
we.
W.
Trplnn,
I'.M.C.
o.
H7inc,
.
ami
Hand
Wllann,
I'.
MX..
No.
n7lintc,
Intend
It
Hip
mil
of
IMv
day
from
tlin
dale
liprrof
In
aiivy
til
Ihe
Mlnlntr
llornrdir
fot
a
OrHNrai
of
mii-lii'iiVfiiipnlK
for
tin'
piiriio.v
of
nhtalnlnv
i
cmwn
Grant
of
Ihr
alinvc
i'I.iImi
and
fiirtlinrnmre
tkr
md'.re
Hint
Action
under
.
SB
of
Ihe
Mineral
Art
innm
lie.com
menewl
li.
fore
Hie
Miiancc
of
such
certl-ricale
of
Improvement.
naled
Itils
:uitli
dav
of
ov..
tOJ(.
W.
I'.
Tlir.STON.
and
tHVIIi
WILSON
Owner.
K
T
KPnnv
tr.n
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
lo
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Lna
in
Skcciia
lund
UKtrlct,
of
I'rliii'c
iiiiperi
M.'1'..niihir
ninii'Pi.
mid
"ilnaip
'ipproxlm.iti
lv
one
unit
one
h.iir
milna
Wert
r
SiiIvik
Slullmi.
on
Sill
vii-
Istitml.
Skeetiu
OIVIT.
Take
Notice
lh.il
lliidulf
l.arinon.
or
Mill
i;arl'loii
SI.,
Iiiii'iiiiliy.
nccunullon
loifKcr.
Inlends
In
applv
for
perinlloii
lo
piirrlia'fl
Hip
rollowlns
ileaerllieil
lands:
i
nmmeiiclnit
at
a
pnsi
idnnied
at
lie
lotiiliwe.t
corner
of
l.(i
tuns,
Salvna
Nlaml;
thence
noiitliweaierlv,
approximately
SOU
yai'iN;
ihcnce
nnrlliwealeilv.
npprfiiriiiialcly
son
yurd;
thence
ami
I
hcrl'v.
Him
yards,
to
ixiim
of
detii
ninv,
roni-Pi'lulu
all
llial
ireillon
of
Siitvim
Ulnod
wet
or
l.oi
tuna
and
roniaininf
sou
acrea,
iihiip
or
Ick.
TIIOMMl
MILLS
ent
for
ninoi.i''
i.Aiissov.
NOTICt
OF
CANUll.LATION
Or
RESfRVE
Minn:
is
iu:iu.nY
oivkn,
timt
the
reacrve
eoverlnit
l.ot
nMa
to
ASM,
In-rulve.
Itaine
ii,
coant
l.iMrlrl,
It
ran-celled.
0KO,
n.
NAPlsN,
Oepntr
Minister
of
l.nniln.
ficiiarunent
of
l
amK
victoria
II
c
Novcinl.tr
llili.
ion,
THE
Vc1
II
WNNT
-
1
Taken
for
Le
t)tn
BOtl
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Mondays,
w-itiK-r-urdnys,
closes
at
i
p
m
From
the
East
Mondays.
Nfa-l'mJi
Fridays,
tliieffT
"T
.
To
Vancouver.
.
Tuesdays
4
Mail
closes
at
1
15
!i
Sal
unlays
Saluiilays
v
i
:i-yai4i
1'ridays.
ii
J
C
P.
It.
.lamiiiiy
tii
from
Vancouver
Sundays
iri.f.
p.
v
Ttiasdnys
via
traii
ilup
--
.
y
wiMinoHiiay
S
Thursdays
'
i
J
C.P.It.
Janmirv'
M
-.
:
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewar
and
Premier
Wudnesilayi
1
il
V
Sundays
V
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
StewaS
and
Premier
Tudays
p
V
Fridays
c
-
V
To
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
Rl
Points
Thursday
r
i
From
Port
Slmpsdn
s-id
Naa
i
i
?
River
Polnts-i
.
Saturdays
r
si
To
Alaska
Points'.-
January
I
J
ninfc
il.
From
Alaska
Points
January
1(1
aiiTTit,
To
Queen
CharlotteTsland
Polr.b
liiniiiirv
17
:md
:it.
From
Queen
Charlotto
Island
Points
January
15
and
-!).
BOX
COLLECTION
I'M
'raiiam
A
A
II
In
vcs.
2
15
8
U
1st
Avo.
Kiirlil.li
St
2
1
H
rtlh
Avo.
&
Fulloist.
?
"5
H
'i
an.
k
.
.i-i
tl..li..
Till
,1U.
.
J
IICIIWySIIlL'
st
.
a,
2
.ao
r
I
Ith
Avo.
iv
Shcrhrookai
Ave
?
35
8
I
Hit
Ave.
A
Conrad
St.
2
to
8
Clh
Avo,
Hays,
Cfivm
Ave
;.'
2.15
8(5
0th
Ave.
A
Hay
(;dve
Circle
i
2.50
8
55
8lh
Ave.
A
ColtonSst.
?
as
8
'3
Uh
Avo.
&
McHrfTr
St.
3.00
9
00
Pro.
Oov.
Mldgs
3,5
rf5
Prov.
Oov.
Whnrf
..
3.C
0
0
(l.T.P.
Wharf
3
15
9
'5
2nd
Ave.
A
2nd
,h
..
3.20
9
f
3rd
Ave.
&
Ful'on
St.
T
25
9
i
(rd
avp
&
!'
3
?"
0
"
toJt
TIMBER
SALE
X
C830.
Sealed
Temlers
will
Ii.
i..
.
n
il
In
MlnUler
or
l.iind,
at
yen.,
li-il
1
'
than
iiooii
on
the
.mti
ilm
it
Jut
mm,
Tor
the
piili'LiiLH
'it
I.
ii'
'
X
ui
cut
t.iioi.oon
Tret
"I
-pi
i
and
Hemlock,
on
mi
aim
-itmiii
I
Sewell
Inlei,
Unecir1
fJiiirh.ili
l.-i;iin.
P
irnt.
I
wo
iff
yearn
wlll.'lii'
illow.il
rur
tnoval
nr
tlinlicr.
PilMher
piirllciilarenirf
Ihe
Chief
K
ter,
Vlrtnrla.
He
,
Vi'r
lil-u
ni
I'n
I'rlnce
liiifiert,
11.
c.
TIM8ER
JfALE
X
6838.
Seated
Tenders
will
tin
rerrlveil
by
'
Mlnlater
of
i
iitt.itf
i.(
t-...,.....
than
noun
on
tncnili
ilnv
of'
K"lir
lB.
r0r
Ihe
puri'li.me
or
l.lrcnrr
X
10
cut
a.SMl.ono
feet
of
Sprue,
and
Hemlock,
on
an
area
adjulnlnir
IfiaA.
Seluvn
l..lu,
'!
Ishnil
Land'
lilsii
u
t.
'
l
wo
i)
years
wilt
lie
allowed
ror
tnoval
of
tlnilier
further
ii.iriiiiil.irs
of
the
chief
r
ter,
Vlcloilii.
H.i:.,
or.ni.sU
i
-t
Fore
!r
Prince
lliiHTt,.
It.Ct
Y
i-
LAND
ACT
.
Notlci
of
Intention
to
Apply
lo
LtM
LtK
In
Maaaeil
lnli,
.
i
iik.
ii
Mini
Islands
Land
lilsti
t
j.'Hi.
.'urilliiir
lilili
or
Prince
luiirt,
li.i:
.
and
-ituale
al
;
one
mile
sun
III
or
los
liiui,
Mas..
II
let.
and
In
Veslallon
Hay.
nn
Hinder
II
NO
Take
Notlre
thni
Fiimne
It,
Simp
or
Mnsscit.
H.t:
.
ori'iipiiiion
Cai.
Manarer,
Intends
to
npplv
rur
permP
lo
lease
the
riillowimi
dccrllied
If
'
fiiimnciicln
at
n
poslfplnnted
on
Ihe
.
'
a
do
of
Vetnllon
Ihenre
sonlli
.
rhaini:
thence
east
in
chains,
thence
n
"ll
J
'Imlns:
(hence
west
tn
chalna.
and
talnlnit
I
r.
acres
nv.re
or
Ii
.
FI'ilFNF
II
SIMPSON,
,
.
,
,
.
Name
ir
ApplM"1
Paled
tie.'cniticr
loth,
igyi,