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FINANCES
OF
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
THE
HOSPITAL
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Presented
Last
Report
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WMx&'K
3
r
A
Night
The
financial
statement-
for
I
lio
.Prince
lluiiert
General
tins
pilal
for
Ihe
year
l!)2t
submit
It'll
at
I
lie
annual
iiieetiiiff
Inst
nisht
showed
the
institution
to
l'
in
a
healthy
financial
comli
lion
willi
liquid
assets
at
the
end
nf
the
year
standing
at
some-
Ihinsr
over
7.000,
inclniJiiif?
ne
counts
reeeialle
worth
100c
on
the
dollar
and
cash
on
hand.
In
,
speaking
lo
the
Teport,
S.
K
Gnnmhell,
chairman
of
the
fi-
nanee
cnininillre,
pointed
out
that
against
these
liquid
assets
were
juunedialc
liahilitics
total
liiiR
soniutlijn";
in
the
neighbor
iinod
or
lino,
leaving
an
actual
surplus
of
only
about
$2,-
l.'dO.
.Mr.
Campbell,
cotilinuiu
went
inlo
details
'
of
the
report,
in
i
in
cos
rap
bed
copies
of
which
were
furnished
(he
meeting.
Accounts
written
off
totalled
$1.'),-
0(10,
many
of
which
it
was
felt
niif-'lil
slill
be
collectable.
'I
Hiring
the
year,
hospital
fees
charged
hail
lolalled
11,000.
Anions
the
more
important
items
of
expenditure:
on
Hie
slalenienl
of
peneral
revenue
aecoiiul
were
flie
following:
Expenditure
llospilal
fuel
..'.;
2,fi33.8.r
Meal
and
fish
2,8K.r).(i!)
(iroceries
!,
10
i.li'J
Ilread
708..ri0
.Milk
,
..
1,809.32
lee
,
'JlO.OO
l.auuilry
3,722.811
Light
and
phone
....
2,513.30
Surgical
supplies
....
5,081.20
Salaries
.
.
19.101.3t5,
Aceounls
written
off
.
13,1(15.05
Income
.
Items
of
income
included
the.
following:
Hospital
Tees
..
..
.,$11,193.01)
Accounts
reeoyei'ed
.'.
2,113.97
Gov.
per
capita
.
..
8,317.90
l.iipior
profits
....
..
3,031.50
Cily
per
capita
..
9,177.00
Cily,
special
..
..
'.
.
1,000.00
lied
Cross
Society
...
100.00
i
t.'ity
of
Piinee
Itnpert
2,311.(15
Nursing
services
(Isolation
Hospital
335.00
Membership
fees
....
227.50
-
.-ray
operations
...
202.7C
Collecting
Accounts
.Mr.
(Campbell,
having
entered
into
a
defence
of
the.
action
of
.
the
liosWal
finance
committee
;
in
idacing
long
due
accounts
in
I
lie.
bands
of
an
international
collecting
agency,
there
was
some
discussion
in
the
meeting
on
Ibis
matter.
S.
D.
Macdonald
and
Archdeacon
Hix
were
not
in
favor
of
such
a
policy.
Mr.
Campbell,
stated
tbat
it
bad
not
been
ml
opt
oil
except
in
whal
seemed
hopeless
eases.
There
was
always-
immediate
recourse,
.however,
by
cnmmunienUng
with
the,
secretary.
Mr.
Campbell
admonished
debtors
of
Ihe.
hospi-
,
tal,
to
lake
Ihings
up
'squarely
with
Ihe
secretary,
whether
or
.not
they
were
able
to
pay,'
and
unpleasant
entanglements
that
olherwise
might
follow
could
be
avoided.
I.
G.
Stewart
advised
the
board
lo
lie
care
Till
before
'
passing
accounts
over
to
such
an
agency.
Kvery
other
effort
lo
collect,
should
first
be
exhausted
and
the
ability
of
parties
thus
proceeded
against
to
pay
should
be
ascertained.
in
nringing
me
discussion
on
the
financial
report
lo
n
close,
President
I).
(5.
Mcltae
pointed
out
that
Ihe
913.000
that
had
been
wrillen
off
had
included
aceounls
of
a
number
of
patients
who
righlly
should
be
in
an
in
rtiraine
iiospuai
or
old
man
a
home.
The
getting
of
such
pa
tienls
lo
these
places
would
be
a
matter
thai
the
1925
board
would
hao
lo
deal
with.
Advertise
in
the
Oaily
News.
mtti
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
Priv.t,
Bittn
BURVPUAN
PLAN
(
WINNtir
THOMPSON.
MAN'O.
DIR.
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ANNUAl
REPORT
ON
HOSPITAL
Retiring
President,
D.
C.
IVIcRae,
Tells
of
Splendid
Work
Being
Done
In
subniilling
his
report,
for
1921
al
Ihe
sixteenth
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ituuerl
ieneral
Hospital
Association
asl
night
I.
c.
Mcltae,
Ihe
re
tiring
president,
announced
that
12
patients
had
received
treat
ment
in
Ihe
hospital
during
Ihe
year.
Of
this
tidal.
713
patients
bad
been
from
the
cily
ami
199
The
hospital
employed
-
thirty
people
and
its'
average
annual
expenditure
was
in
the
neighbor
hood
of
$(i(i,ooo.
It
was
tbu
an
impdrlatit
institution
in
lb
cily
and
was
well
worthy
of
the
inleresl
and
support.
1
hat
it
has
beon
receiving
liolh
morally
and
financially
front
the
public
nl
large.
The
fact
lhal
there
was
little
if'
any
private
nursing
in
Ihe
cily
and
that
everybody
who
was
ill
went
to
the
hnspilal.in-
licaled
lhal
it
was
doing
its
work.
and
doing
it-'well.
Hue
lo
the
fact
that
hospital
membership
fees
had
been
re-
luced
during
the
year
from
$5
to
!j2,
the
object
of
increasing
revenue
and
general
interest
for
the
i
1
1
t
it
ul
ion
had
been
realized.
I'liis
year
$227.50
had
been
dei
rived
from,
fees
which
was
$200
heller
than
Ihe
average
for
past
years.
During
Ihe
past
year,
the
Nurses'
Home
had
been
com-
leleil.
On
completion
it
had
cost
$20,165
with
a
mortgage
of
5,000
against
it
and
$831
due
Ihe
bank.
Since
complelion.
the
bank
had
been
paid
in
full
and
Ihe
mortgage
had
been
reduced
lo
$1,000
in
addition
lo
paying!
.'.j;
interest,
i
no
uoiary
i;inn
had
handed
Ihe
board
a
check
for
$1,000
making
it
possible
to
finish
the
lop
floor
of
the
home.
For
the
successful
completion
t
the
Nurses'
Home
project,
thanks
were
due
In
I).
(!.
Stewart
more
I
hail
any
oilier
person,
Mr.
Mcltae
declared.
Training
School
Seven
pupil
nurses,
a
larger
number
than
in
any
past
year,
had
entered
the
hospital
in
1921
and
there
had
been
five
graduates,
four
of
whom
had
suc
cessfully
passed
their
registered
nurses'
examinations.
The.
new
Nurses'
Home
was
already
prov
ing
an
attractive
feature
in
the
obtaining
of
students.
From
a
fire
hazard
standpoint,
Ihe
year
had
seen
a
great
improvement
at
1
1
in
hospital.
The
sterilizing
equipment
in
the
operating
room
had
been
con
verted
from,
gasoline
to
electric
ily
and
financed
by
the
cily.
New
fire
escapes
were
now
being
put
in
al
a
cost
of
2,297,
Al
the
end
of
Ihe
year,
Hie
cily
council
bail
made
a
further
special
grant
lo
the
hospital
of
'1,000.
Thanks
were
due
lo
the
cily
for
the
splendid
manner
in
which
Ihi
board
had
been
received
and
assisted
on
nil
occasions.
During
Ihe
year,
Ihe
X-ray
equipment
al
Ihe
hospital
had
been
considerably
renovated
and
extended.
The
cost
had
been
K3.500
of
which
$2,500
had
al-rciidy
been
p(iio
Notwithstanding
exlra
expenditures,
the
finances
of
(he
hospital
were
In
a
satisfactory
condition,
Mr.
Mcllae's
report
con-
HAD
BAD
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HE
ART
Mr.
P..
Martin,
1U.
Nn.
J,
Orlllla.
lnt.,
wrlti-s:
"I
have
lein
lrinjiil
with
my.
heart
fur
a
Inn
if
limp
ami
very
i.rii'n
li.nl
Ij.iiI
5p-IN
Willi
It.
I
would
laki
raintiiiK
spells,
ami
my
hiilnml
ha1
to
Imvc
siiiiii'lHiily
In
ay
Willi
mn
all
the
iMii.
llo
Iful
nif
cvprylhinK
he
rnulil
lliihk
nf
to
spp
it
limy
woiilil
ilo
Inn
any
f'il.
h.il
in
Ililnir
si'i'jiipil
lo
Iii
Iji
hip.
Oiip
il.iv
n
rrif-ml
was
in
to
jpp
iiik
ami
ail
vlsl
iiii-
to
try
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERYE
PILLS
My
liii-li.inil
wiiii
anil
trot
hip
lvi
lmps.
ami
uflPr
llw
firnl
itiu
was
riiil-liix
I
Ml
likp
a
ilirri-iiiil
wiiiii.iii.
I
rannol
rcPniiuiH'iKl
Hum
cm.
ii
yli
in
all
I
lion-
who
from
outside
points.
Of
the
lat-'
"orrrr
with
nnyihhnt
wrim
with
their
Iff
ii
ii
n
i
l.i.i-
,.ll
I,
mI
in
r.....
v....
i
heart
or
nerves."
.....
...
...
ni
...ii
couver
and
five
from
Seattle
had
been
Trimi
the
district
contiguous
lo
Prince
Itnpert
showing
that
this
was
the
hospital
centre
for
Northern
Jt.O.
The.
figures
also
showed
I
bat
one
out
of
eight
of
Ihe
population
of
the
city
had
received
treatment
in
Ihe
hospital
during
the
year.
Milliiim'H
II.
k
Pill-t
have
lieen
mi
Hip
market
fur
Hip
pnVt
nil
ypars
anil
are
.ut
up
only
hy
The
T.
Mllhiirn
(:.,
l-iinireil,
Tnrnitln,
Ont.
"All
(Iriiintl.Uii
liamlle
them."
tinned,
ami
there,
was
an
operating
surplus
for
the
year
of
almost
$5,000.
LI
was
Ihe
first
year
lhal
Miss
McC.aul
and
Mr.
Itirch
had
been
in
charge
and
Ihe
satisfactory
condition
of
affairs
reflected
much
credit
on
the
efficiency
of
their
management.
The
board
was
fully
'appreciative
of
their
splendid'
services.
Official
Thanks
In
concluding
his
report,
Mr.
Mcllae
extended
official
lhanks
lo
the
members
of
the
1921
'loard
for
their
co-operation
in
the
work
of
Ihe
year
which
had
been
connNlenlly
harmonious,
lo
Ihe
Ladies'
Auxiliary
for
their
splendid
assistance
which
in
cluded
the
purchasing
of
up
wards
of
$900
wortli
of
supplies,
lo
Ihe
Adair
Carss
Chapter
I.O.-P.K.,
and
the
Rest
more
Co.
for
furnishing
wards,
lo
Ihe
Munici
pal
Chapter.
I.O.D.K,
for
blankets
and
sheets,
Mo
the
ltcd
Cross
Society
for
the
donr.tion
or
$100,
to
Ihe
Rolary
Club,
city
council,
I'yne
Min
Chinese
Association
who
were
staging
a
concert
for
the
benefit
or
the
hospital
and,
rinally.
lo
ihe
press
for
generous
assistance
when
publicity
was
required.
SONS
OF
CANADA
Standing
of
Senior
Basketball
League
Changed
as
Result
,
of
Last
Night's
Game
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
trimmed
Ihe
wings
of
the
Klks
and
in
cidentally
took
Ihe
lead
of
Ihe
Seiiior
Itaskelball
League
when
Ihcy
won,
las)
nighl's
fixture
by
a
score
of
29
lo
13..
Out
al
full
slrength
and
keen
lo
win,
the
Canucks
bad
no
dilllcully
in
pul
ling
il
over
Ihe
Klks
and
were
full
value
for
I
heir
victory.
II
was
one
of
the
season's
mosl
in
leresling
games
and
was
watched
hy
a
good
crowd
nf
enthiisiaslio
fans.
K.
A.
Mann
refereed
and
Ihe
learns
lined
up
as
follows:
Sons
of
Canada
Alex
Mitchell.
II.
It.
Skinner,
Vie
Memsies,
Harry
Men.ies
and
0.
Shenlon.
Klks
Will
Lanibie,
Kddie
Smith,
Dave
llairour.
Arthur
I'hillips
and
Mike
Huijenieh.
Intermediate
League
The
firnllo
scored
ati
easy
vic
tory
over
the
Itegimenl
in
the
In,
lermerliale
J.eague
game
by
a
score
of
35
lo
10.
Halph
Smith
was
referee
and
Ihe
players
were
ns
follows:
neglme.nl
Sidney
TlazMI-
Jones,
fi.
MrKeown,
Albert
Pal
iner.
II.
Floyd,
F.
Dingwall.
Cirollo
w.
Orav,
D.
(Inrvieh,
V.
Meagher.
0.
1
fill.
J.
MeNully
and
W.
Cavalier.
Junior
League
The
Junior
League
game
re.
suited
in
decisive
victory
for
Ihe
Colls
by
a
score
of
21
to
7
oven
Ihe
Tiny
Tims.
Halph
Smith
wa
I
referee
and
the
line-ups
were
m
'
follows:
Tiny
Tims
Y.
Kalsuyama,
1.
Kalsiiyama,
C.
Thompson,
K.
v
Dingwall
and
II.
Walker.
Colls
o,
(itirviclt,
S.
Joy,
M.
Comadina,
.1.
McNullv,
C.
Cani-
'i'on
and
II.
Manlouaht.
I
League
standings
to
dale
are
as
'ollnws:
Senior
League
U
nous
of
Canada
H
:iks
5
'.oils
2
I..
I
I
9
Intermediate
League
irnllo
9
:
Colls
7
llegimeiit
I
Ladles'
Leaaue
Maple
Leafs
0
Mil's
2
Junior
League
liny
Tims
(1
Colts
3
1
I
I
.1
Sport
Chat
IMs
10
1
1
I
18
i
i
4
2
12
I
12
ft
-8
t
.
J
All
things,
even
the
best,
come
In
an
end
and
some
sport
writers
are
predicling
that
Jack
Dempsey's
heavyweight
cham
pionship
of
the
world
title
is
..'oing
lo
end
suun
whether
he
marries
F.sicllc
Taylor
and
re-
lires
gracefully
or
not.
Not
long
ago
when
Dempsey
entered
the
ring
lo
do
his
stuff,
he
usually
.venl
in
wilh
a
half
inch
nf
.irislles
slicking
al
oer
his
face
did
a
nose
lhal
could
nnl
be
busted.
Things
have
changed,
however.
Now
ho
has
a
rebuilt
terra
colta
nose
and
hark-to
go
wilh
it
they
say
the
Mmi-;issa
Man
Kater
has
grown
some
link
side
whiskei..
Mr.
Dempsey
has'
been
unable
to
resist
I
lie
tire
lo
beauty,
grace
and
senti
ment.
He
has
nnl
fought
since
he
nii'l
Firpo
a
y'ear
ago
last
September.
One
writer
on
Ihe
Chicago
Tribune
says:
"We
fear
'hal
Ihe
next
lime
he
enters
the
:iug,
particularly
if
il
should
happen
lo
be
a
middle-aged
dusky
freight
-
handler
named
Wills,
there
will
be
a
sudden
dis-day
of
aurora
borealis
and
his
dnk
wlliskers
will
lake
flight,
'lalf
an
hour
later
he
will
be
ask-;ug
how
come
Ihe
limited
hit
litti
when
tie
was
half
a
mile
i
rom
Ihe
I
racks."
I'aavo
Nurmj,
by
breaking
Iwo
vorld's
rccfirds'iii
a
single
night
hi
Jiis
fir1;'nin!ai;Hic(j'i'itV
Ihe
Unfiled'
Slales,
'iisjahlisheiP'-'Iiiio
"If
as
Urn
"Man
OWar
among
ill
raring
men.
,urmi
is
a
Miasler
who
laughs
at
handicaps
In
his
fjrst.
race
at
Madison
Square
Carden
be
showed
lhal
lie
was
a
masler
of
pace
when
bis
canny
American
opponent
'ried
In
lure
him
into
the
mis
'ake
of
changing
his
filaris
in
or.
der
lo
meel
a
sudden,
condilion.
On'ce
lljggins
the
former
Columbia
star,
went
oul
in
front
of
Ihe
Finn
wilh
a
sudden
spurt
bill
Norm!
jusl
kepi
lo
schedule
md,
al
Ihe
right
moment,
open
ed
Ihe
Ihrolle
.
just
wide
enough
ami
sini
py
nay
wiin
an
ihe
smooth
power
of
Ihe
irrestible
rn.nl
or
he
suggests.
Looking
back
over
his
shoulder,
he
won
wilh
There
are
n
large
number
of
entries
for
Ihe
hiidminlnn
tournament
tomorrow.'
Tbe
cmiples
are
being
chosen
by
a
conimjllee
consisting
or
Joe
Scott
ani
A.
II.
Carmichael
nnd
each
couple
will
play
each
nl
her
couple
entered.
The
games
will
commoner)
early
in
the
nflernoon.
1
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
X.
X
'Ml
1924
fir
Imt
i
Fc'ijf
Scnvict
Inc
WANTF.D.
-An
aMive
agent
by
Cold
Storage
V.I
1
1
1889
1815
153(5
1281
120(1
Ave,
702
098
088
018
012
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HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
V.
M.
Leavilt,
Spokane;
W
Laing,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs
.M.iicoim
ftniyin,
Hiileda
e
A.
Fisk,
Prince,
Oeorge;
Mrs.
Fred
dale,
Swaiison
Hay.
Central
O.
Ilardal,
A.
Wasden
and
W.
Craig,
CN.lt.;
John
Hnll,'
Anyox.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Haby
arrived
n
Ihe
city
from
Ilucklcy
Hay
on
the
Princ,,
John
this
morning
and
will
leave
on
Ibis
afternoons
'rain
ior
L'Jinonlon.
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cily
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HKNT.-
House,
four
rooms,
731
Fraser
SI
i
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I'rovincial
liuililiug.
if
I'Oll
Ilh.M.
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Hiione
Itluo
389.
if
FOR
SALE
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lioal
55
fool
by
ft.
0
in.
beam,
ilrafl
ft
feel..
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h.p.
only
III
iiiniillis
old.
Suitable
for
lowing,
freighting
or
purse
seining.
lloal
1H
root
by
II
ft.
beam,
draft
5
reel,
10
h.p.
ft
year's
old.
Suitable
Tor
freighting
or
cannery
le.nder.
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Field.
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Second
Ave.
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liox
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ir
IMMHllTALITY
CorlafnV
The
life
sifter
death
and
a
real
world
beyond
is
slniwn'fn
Sweden-borg's
great
work
on
"Heaven
and
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100
pages
Only
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Kncliil
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Toronl
o.
FOIl
SALK.
New
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ft
rooms
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and
panlry.
138
8lh
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W.
on
corner
lot.
Terms
arranged.
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Daily
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If
FOIl
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$700
Nordliemier
piano
for
$250
cash,
in
excellent
condition.
Phone
Iliac!.
271.
25
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOARD
and
Itoom
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
hair
block
from
Post
Office,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
tf
GROTTO
MADE
CLEAN
SWEEPJWER
CALLIES
Tobacconists
Close
on
Heels
of
Billiard
Parlor
for
Second
Division
Billiard
Leadership
flic
firnllo
made
a
clean
sweep
over
the
Callies
in
Ihjs
week's
second
division
billiard
lourn-meni,
Ihe
aggregale
score
being
750
lo
580.
The
final
game
of
Ihe
lournaineiil
played
yeslerday
afternoon
between
W.
Slewart
(Orolln)
and
W.
Murray
(('allies)
'
resulted
in
victory
for
Ihe
former
by
,50
In
(25.
League
standing;
In
date-
P.
IL
H.
P
(irollo
SI.
Andrew's
....
O.
W.
V.
A
20
feet
lo
spare.
Simjile
diet
Callies
is
one
of
the
explanations
ot
Nurmi's
greatness.
II
is
a
religion
with
him.
He
believes.
Ihe
best
way
lo
lriin
for
running
is
In
run
anil,
therefore,
he
runs
and
jogs
aiid
walks
somMimes
as
many
ns
fifty
miles
a
day.
Judgment
of1
parn-has
come
with
experience.
Came
T
Sea
ex
perience
not
necessary.
Iteg-ular
Naval
instrucriir
being
appointed.
For
full
particulars
apply
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Headquarters,
Hays
building,
near
.
Totem
Pole,
on
.Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
7
lo
9
p.m.
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HELP
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:t00.(in
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and
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lo
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,
trl
buna.
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ski-cn.i
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nnl
ii
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n
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nf
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luini.iln
.
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ilIrtTlly
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i
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num.
;
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ly
nitrni
i
uiiiinir
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i
i.
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Janniii
.
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LAND
(id
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of
InUntlon
to
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Iii
III
rrlnrr
rill.
nuc
luiti'
'
A
...
.,
,
,
,
a
stale
lerrilory
desired.
II.
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mrdlnit
nHlrlrt
.r
JOHNSON,
579
MeD.
rinolt
Ave,
Winnipeg.
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOKS
wrillen
up
Halance
sheets,
rinaneiiil
slalements
and
ir
-ome
tax
returns
prepared
iiy
expert
accoiiiilanls.
Hales
reasonable.
Wrilc
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Hox
835.
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DRESSMAKING
MlfS.
HAMILTON,
e.xnerienced
dressmaker.
Federal
block.-
Dressmaking,
alterations,
suit.i
and
coals.
First
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phone
Hlaek
1
0.
tl
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
Sradtialfi
ol
Ihe
National
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or
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
lours.
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lo
12;
t
lo
5;
7
to
8.
Saturday
artemoons
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
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Taxi
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ROOM
Meeker
Llock,
Ain""s
from
?.w,r
ss
Hoiei
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Huy.
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and
Ex.
chango
New
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Hoods.
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Pbone
HS.
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IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
us
when
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
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or
any
article.
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ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
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to
Ltit
Land
In
l.niul
Iteronlinir
IHMrlrt
i.n
1
tir
fttun
r
ltrllh
r.olniiiiiia,
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I
1
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nf
.ineciiiver.
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nc-rnimllnii
nil
unil
mper
Mniiiir,irliiri-l,
IiiIimiiI.s
to
pily
tur
a
las
of
the
rnl-lowltiir
(li'srrllxMl
liinil:
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at
ii
post
plumed
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ti.
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ni.rth
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to
tin-
mmthiMM
riirniT
nr
l.nl
lien.
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fwi
i,
m,
nth.
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nf
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in
lno
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rarh
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,
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hr
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tl
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mlc
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ihsl
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i
pr
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at
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hi-
lirail
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rial
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Ihrii'
,
we
I.
thoftri
iKirlh
f'.ii
wrtt
ten
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water
mark:
thcii-r
mark
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point
.if
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,
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LAND
ACT.
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of
InUntlon
to
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la
ft
Land
In
Skccna
1
mil
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llec.Minir
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appmiimately
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t-
i
:
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nllci
lhal
nil
'f
nil
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si.
h:
lultrr.
InliluU
I,
n.
In
l.lirrlllu.
the
full,
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al
1
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LAND
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to
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to
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in
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i
i
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IP
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prmlmalcly
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nu;
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the
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that
ir
l'rlni-'
hiifwrt.
n.'
.
ltilrnli
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applv
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r
t
Umi
follnwlrr
cli
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at
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p
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rf
in
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.
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nnrlheait
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10
rh.ilni
alnns
ll
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nivrr
to
the
p
ment,
and
rnntalnln
1
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'
1
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'
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J.minry
th,
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f
LAND
ACT
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of
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to
l"
In
ManKoll
Inlet
llanJ
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ni"trn-
nf
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lliieerl.
Ji.1
W-
nn
mile
aoiith
of
In
1
let,
and
In
Yrstaium
i'
Tlitr'Notlce
that
F.
nf
Masnfll.
n.C
Manafter,
Intends
to
ar
.
tn
leano
1h
follnwlni
'
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at
a
po't
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ef
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tiny
t-
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iat
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acre",
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i
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,
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ACT,
II
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OP
CANCELLATION
0T
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n"
IIIVFt
matiit
i
urnriiY
re'ervn
enverlnir
l.nl
;
,
.
.(
elusive,
nature
Con"
relied,
vnf
pepnlf
MIMl.di'i
'
ciennrlmenl
nf
land.
victoria.
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MINERAL
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In
in
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the
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nf
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ann
nm
nn
the
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end
nf
II
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and
p.
wie
.
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7nnic.
,
,
'
Take
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lhal
,
Nn.
n7n0f:,
and
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,
if
No.
7nntC.
intend
al
'
day
from
the
dale
h',
'
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Mlnln
fleepeder
fur
.
'
prnvement
fir
the
pint
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a
rmwn
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er
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fatu-
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as
nf
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