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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus"
INVESTIGATE
Q(Ol
Trvct.i?.Ml
hrarkOM
riohY
I'll
cct
H
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myuI!.-
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low
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THE
HALIBUT
W.
K.
Thompson
Will
Study
life
History
of
the
Fish
and
Secure
Data
I.ayinjj
oul
3i
is
work
in
onnnw-
lion
with
the
investigation
"he
is
lo
eonduel
on
the
life
history
of
the
(halibut
and
fthe
Iwst
Tiiethods
of
jutvenlinc;
Ibal.
fish
Trom
hp
ing
wtorminaleyf
as
a
Taelor
in
the
fishing-
Industry,
AV.
F
Thompson,
t'Jic
expert
enpaped
for
Iho
work
hy
llio.inlpnifliinn.il
rnnfmissinn,
arrived
yesterday.
While
in
Iho
north
Mr.
'llinirrm'
son
will
visit
ibiledalo
ami
KoU
ehikah.
Then
lie
will
po
to
Ot
tawa
anl
I'Plurn
bei-e
later
from
tinio
to
timo
in
r-nhnoeJion
-with
Iho
wirk.
Whpn
soon
last
-evoiiinp
Mr,
Thompson
sUl
artive
work
would
rommenee
immedialelj
and
Wuld
doubtless
exlendTivrr
several
years..
Headquarters
would
ho
established
'
wherever
most
eonveiioneo.-,wc're
-fouud.
Possibly
thal"'wmfld
"3jp
at
&oal-llo
or
Victoria
or
Yarirouver.
A
pooa
scienimc
iinrary
was
a
preat
help
in
ronnecJion
will)
it.
Ilo
"would
also
work
from
Vie
station
at
Departure
Hay
noar
Nanaimo
and
from
flip
ono
lo
be
established
horo,
as
soon
as.fi
was
ready.
Will
Visit
Banks
Mr.
Thompson
.will
himself
mafco
visits
to
tho
hanks
-on
koitio
of
tho
halihut
hoats
and
he
will;
also
have
several
heljiors
who
will
ro-oporate
in
pathorinp
data.
Halibut
would
have
lo
he
lapped
'ing
conditions.
In
order
to
secure
iho
data
for
which
he
is
seeking
Mr.
Thomp
son
is
hoping
lo
.secure
the
eo-oporalion
o;
4
he.
fishermen.
The
hope
of
ikro.ering
the
industrj
is
in
knowing
the
halyls
of
the
iisn
ami
men
apjuying
mat
knowledge,
lirince
Huperel's
prominence
as
a
fishing
port,
do
ponded
on
the
success
of
Hie
in
dustry.
Jncidenlally
Mr.
Thompson
will
invesligale
I
lie
problems
of
hail
supply.
NOVA
SCOTIA
LEGISLATURE
Opening
Takes
Place
Tomorrow
Following
Many
Changes
of
Ministers
HALIFAX,
N.S..
Feh.
20.
(Hy
the
(Minadian
l'ress
.
The
fifth
session
of
Xova
Scotia's
lilh
parliament
since
coiifefloralion
which
will
assemhlo
in
Ihe
Pro
vince
Ituilding
at
Halifax,
loflay,
Thursday,
the
last
assembly
of
the
jircsenl
parliament,
-will
he
maj-ked
hy
the
great
-changes
that
have
taken
dace
In
the
ranks
of
Iho
members
since
llie
general
elpclion
of
1020
when
I
he
'present
parliamonl.
was
con
slituled.
Many
Changes
On,
the
Ireasuiy
benches
only
Iloij.'-il.
H.
Armstrong
i-emains,
of
fliTise
wlio
sat
there
when
parliamonl
assembled
afler
.the
general
election
of
June
28,
1920
The
years
since
have
seen
Ihei
passing
from
the
public
life
of
that,
grand
old
"man
of
"Nova
Scfdia
politics.
Hon.
O.
II.
Mur
ray,
Ihen
premier
and
provincial
secrolary,
who
resigned
both
portfolio
and
seat
in
1923
when
he
passed
over
Hie
reigns
of
office
to
Hon.
F
Jt.
Annslrong
who
formed
a
now
government
and
tioan?rt
"ft
ws
premier,
retaining
his
iiorlfolio
of
works
nnfl
mines.
In
the
attorney
gen
oral's
ileparlirionl,
Jlm.
O.
T
Daniels,
resigned
Ihe
portfolio
bill,
retained
Ills
'seal
in
Ihe
T,x
eru'llvp.
council
and
Hon.
V.
J
O'lloarn
i-nlered
Ibe
cabinet
ns
Alltirm'y
General
and
look
the
seal,
by
acclamation,
vacaled
liy
Hon.
H,
K.
Finn,
wbenJIhe
latter'
went
in
the
Federal
llnuse
at
Olljiwa.
Hon.
1.
A.
Cameron
resigned
from
Ihe
4egislalifre
council,
look-
Iho.
portfolio
of,
Provincial
Secretary
vacaled
by
Mr.
Murray
and
conlPsU'd.
and
Millan,
former
chairman
of
Iho
Highways
hoard,
appointed
to
1he
legislative
council
with
the
port-,
folio
of
Highways
vacated
hy
Mr.
Chisholm.
Death
again
took
its
toll
of
members
since
the
last
session
and
the
house
will
meet
this
year
wilh
two
vacancies,
ttio
missing
members
being
Hon.
P..
M.
Mae-
(iregor,
minister
without
port
folio
and
II.
W.
(oniing.
Con
sorva'I've
"member
for'
Yarmouth.
Ilolh
will
be
sorely
missed
by
their
parlies
for
both
"njoyed
Iho
reputation
of
being
numbered
among
)m!
strongest
debater
in
Ihe
House,
,
Two
Died
Mr.
Maoiregor
-died
suddenly
at
his
home
in
Piclou
lasl
September
and
Mr.
Corning,
died
while
exhibiting
callle
al
Ihe
FrcdCriclon,
N.H.
fair,
afler
.
suf
fering
from
typhoid
fever.
Among
the
missing
at
,llio
opening
ceremonies
will
be.
Mae.-Cullum
ilreal,
former
Lieutenant
tiovernor
of
Ni'va
Scotia,
wbr
for
eight
years
lias
summoned
the
commons
lo
Iho
council
chamber
to
hear
the
Kings
will.
This
year
Ihe
ceremony
that
marks
parliaments
Opening
will
lie
conduced
by"
His
Honor
Lieutenant
Hovcmor
.1.
llohson
Douglas
whose
insinuation
took
'place
only
n
few
weeks
ayn.
Once
again
Mr.
Armstrong
will
jgo
In
.parliament
wilh
an
nycr-
whciniing
majorily
(if
more
than
Iwo.
lb.:
one
over
Ihe
combined
forces
of
the
tnucli
rtivSdod
oji
position.
Dot
of
a
tolal
mem
iMM-shi!
iif
43
lie
will
have'28,
a
majority
over
all
others
of
11
with
two
seats
vacant.
The
standing
will
be
as
follows:
28
Liberals,
5
Fanners,
4
Labor,
i
Independents
and
2
vacancies.
ITALIAN
OPERA
WAS
i
SUBJECT
OF
CLUB
Interesting
Papers
on
.Subjects
Appropriate
to
the
Occasion
Read
at
Musical
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
nlel
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
homo
.of
the
president,
Mrs.
H.
L.
Mc
Intosb,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
the
subject
of
study
being
"The
Kxaniple
i?
Ibe
Kalian
Opera."
Verdi's
opera.
"II
Trnvalore,"
won
Mr.'
Murray's
seal
in
Hie!
ws
Hie
.principal
wfirk
dealt
with
Victoria
county.
When
the
snd-land
the
program,
renlred.
armfnd
don
death
of
lion.
II.
II.
Wick-
wire.
Minister
of
Jliptiwnys,
-oc-dirred
in
Ibe
fall
of
1952,
William
iTIiisholni,
riHvtiber
for
Anti-piniisb,
was
lakon
inlo
die
rab-
itiol
to
succeed
bim
and
thus
1hP
minislry
worn
before
The
InTtisr.
in
iHi'.i
with
tiuly
Iho
Prejrnior
surviving
.aflor
Hie
drastic
:..;x
ri."
uiiuijit
fii
i
if-
yi-iir.
this.
Mrs.
(I.
A.
Itryant
read
papers
on
"The
Life
of
Verdi"
and
"Tho
Story
of
II
Trovalnre"
and
'the
following
numbers
were
rendered:
Piano
solo,-
soloeloi
JTrnnvfll
"I'TTtTTiore-'Mrs.
lluiierl
Wafdi
I'Ta."!.
solos,
"SUseretHV"
'rtpos.l
t
the-
Hoarl,"
Vi.l
"An11
Chorus,"
Mrs.
It.
1.
J'oh-
Cameron
Resigned
ler.
No
further
changes
in
fhe
min-l
Violin
solo,
"fierce
the
Flames
itry
"look
placp
until
few
weeks
are
Soaring,"
Miss
Marjotio
ago
wlipo
Mr,
.
.RHinrtrnji,
re.iigjwil
inn
nTjii.fir.r
rv(ii-
?'
'
-i
I
I.tl
III
?A
Iincasler.
.Veal
sdo,
"Ah!
I
Have
Signed
stances
sumninding
the
ropnrTTih
Host
Me,"
"
IT-
tit
an
jiidejioiidenl
nudit
of
lhcfla'','
amnird
of
IliP
Miimcliialily
-oV
Cape
Hreloif
Oumty
4f
wliich
lie
treasurer.
Mr.
Armstrong
re
arranged
Ills
eahmel
hy
laklngj
for
himself
Jhe
iorlf(lio
-of
Provincial
Secie4ary
having
Hon.
William
Chisholm,
Minister
of
Highways
transferred
lo
the
Works
suid
Mines
vacated
In-
the
and
Ihrown
li.ck
inlo
the
water,
''render
and
taking
A.
S.
Mae-
in.wirder
lo
find
out
something
alniul
the
movements
of
the
fish
:
Ijiseussing
the
depletion
of
the
Hecate
Strait
hanks
Mr.
Thomp-snji
said
it
was
a
pily
the
fish
there
were
decreasing
as
on
those
hanks
1lie
halihul.
prow
niiM-h
faster
than
farther
north
This
was
proliahly
due
to
feod-
U..W.
V.
A.
P.
11.
ill.
initio
.:
P.
Mrs.
J.
l
Me.Mil-
..
Vocal
duet,
"Home
to
Onr
Mouphiins,"
Mrs:
II.
0.
Fraer
and
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLcod.
Mrs.
1,.
'(1.
Liirsfm
sang
"Musolle-Valo
Aria"
Trom
"La
Itoheme."
Accompanists
of
the
aflernoon
were
Mrs.
llnhori
Ward
and
Mis.
II.
C.
Fraser.
WAR
VETERANS
ARE
CHAMPIONS
Obtained
Necessary
Aggregate
In
First
Division
Billiard
Tournament
to
Displace
Billiard
Parlor
I'lTie
Oroal
War
Veterans
arl1
tga'in
winners
of
Ihe
Ttulrrer
it
t'limeron
Cup
signif
-ant
o!
first
division
leaui
billiard
championship.
Last
night
in
'the
final
tournament
of
Ihe
season.
Ihoy
defeated
Iho
(irollo
by
ail'
aggregate
seo
re
of
12.11
lo
910j
which
was
ample
lo
displace:
from
first
tdace
In
the
league
slaniiing
Hie
llilliard
Pallor
which
has
lieon
in
the
load
al
most
all
lite
way
through
.Ihej
season.
.
llie
Umrnauienl
at-
I
lit
clod
widespread
inleresl.
iniong
Hie'
fans
of
the
green
I
able.
The
Vets
won
all
but
a'
single
game
ami
their
player
who
lo4l
was
Sergeant
.lebsoii
who,
by
doing
so.
sustained
hi
only
flofcal
oT
Ihe
season,
(too.
Waugli,
who
has
had
coiisislenl-ly
jiail.
fortune
throughout
the
season,
was
the
player
who
downed
.him.
The-
individual
scores
of
the,
lourn.siniPiit
were
as
follows:
'Don
'Hrnwn
(Crotlo),
19a;
Col.
Sf.
P.
.McMordre
(Velerans)
Ooorge.
Wash;?250f'ferffeaUU
.Jl'lison,
..),
Herl
Morgan,
129;
Fred
Pyle,
250.
.1.
Hillnian,
179;
fi.
P.
Tinker,
2.rin.
K..
Pierce.
105:
J'
Andrews.
25ft
The-final
leagne
standing
-is
as
fidlMvsi
Oninos
Pis.
....
8
1)207
....
8
9230
....
8
H4&3
Sport
Chat
Glorious
Hair
iy
Or
Money
Back
Women
who
wih
to
atlninlale
fh
imwUi
bTrtipfr
hair
Should
use
Vn
Km
Liquid
Snip
Immune.
A
liirioui
htui
of
Hiring
vigorous
hair
mrely
loliowi
u
ctmnix
Vent
uae,
and
continent
vac
'it
ucv
hecnUM
Vwn
EM
comea-tittrd
with
a
patent
rubber
armlicatm
thi
1
the
medicament
dlractlvao
the
mnttnf
th
hfii.
.nA
'the
tlexible
nlppla
of
the
applicaiorliring
u
he.ilth
circulutlonot
blood
toYeedththBinroota.HuyyoorVar
wt
on
B0-4ay
treUiient
Un.
Maoey
bMfc
ii
k
tttk.
OMMES
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ave
1
158
1057
i
i
The
llilliard
Parlor
now
has
tbe
second
division
billiard
championship
pretty
well
lied
up.'
The
SI,
Andrew'
is
Ibe
only
train
Hiat
si
ill
Iihs
a
chance
and
its
chance
is
prelly
remote.
Fbr
Ibe
Hillianl
Parlor
lo
still
lose
oul
and
llie
SI.
Andrew's
lo
win.
11
would
be
necessary
for
the
filmier
team
lo
gel
less
than
612
in
its
tournament
next
Tuesday
wilh
the
Ureal
War
Veterans.
The
likelihood
of
I
hat
coming
about
is
considorcil
very
improbable.
The
(irollo,
in
third
plrtce,
now
tntw
no
chance
of
overtaking
the
SI.
Andrew's
even
should
Ihoy
win
over
ttie
Cold
Wilh"lbe
inenS
section
of
the
Fralernal
Wlii.st
League
still
laving
almost
a
month
lo
gr,
Ihe
situation
ehTimhups
to
be
very
interesting
and
al
least
five
of
I
lie
teams
still
have
the
chance
(lie
situation
standing
Ihus,
antes
are
schiMlulerl
,f"r
lonigb!
is
follows:
Knighls
of
Pylblas
s.
St.
Andrew's;
(ireaf
Wat
Velerlins
vs.
Orange
Lodge;
Hlks
.s.
Oddfellows;
Mofise
vs.
Sons
.r
Cairada.
'
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
First
Division
.
.
Games.
V.
Donald
H.P.
.
tt
SI
e
war
I
(U.
..
i5l,
Jebson
V.
W.
J.
Nelson
(O.)
.
(i.
Mcllm.oyje
(H.P..
Halagno
(It.P.)
I).
Hrown
(0.,
Andrews
(V.)
n,
Hlvlhe
fC.)
II.
Morgan
((!.)
.
O.
Waupli
((.
.1.
Fleming
'V.)
Second
Division
Hen
Seir
'P.H.;
I.
Weir"
(fi.)
T.
Jllacli-
V.i,..
Im
jejriani('H.P,.l,.t.
'hf
flown
'(H.P.I
Stewart
(.)
..
W.
-1.
Nelson
(O.)
.
I.
Heesley
((I.
,
....
I.
Hrown
(S.A.
.
.
.
:'.
Ablridge
(H.P.)
.
I.
Andrews
(S.A.i
.
.
M.
Andrews
(S.A.''
.
Dr.
Wesl
V.,
.
Donald
(II.P.)
..'
I.
Hillnian
'.)
.
.
.
O.
Hlytbe
(fi.)
Itabe
Fori
in
(
H.P.)
.1.
Maclean
(C.)
.
.
M.
MacLaehlan
(8.A.)
s.
Suga
i.-.
W.
Mitchell
(
H.P,
i
,
W;
Mtirr
ny
(C.)
.
.
.
TIL
Av
1
250
250
1
250
50
1981
218
2
485
2
43
,8
1927
241
A;
A.
lesson
(H.P.)
8
1921
24
:M.
Me.Mordie
(V.)
8
18!)7
237
K.
Stephens
(H.P.)
ii
P.
Tinker
(VJ
Pyle
(V.)
lex.
Volume
(V.)
)r.
Wl'sl
(V...
H.
Jelich
(H.P.
.
Pierce
(O.i
..
1.
Walsh
(V,)
I.
Hillman
(!.'
,
1048
236
1025
23L'
1848
231
4
OS
2.11
227
227
1704
221
1747
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055
218
f.50
217
1720
210
1081
210
2,
115
208
2
411
200
8
1035
204
8
1594
199
1
157
157
150
150
150
150
;irro
150
74fe
148
738
148
590
148
1013
4
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13(10
145
1304
145
H43
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14
42
143
9
1289
143
J
1282
142
0
850
142
837
140
558
140
1248
139
8.13
139
1101
138
1230
137
1223
130
955
130
S.
Maedonabl
(S.A.)
8
1070
135
fi.
Mallei.
(H.P.)
J.
May
(C.S.)
J.
Allan.
(S.A,
V).
Fenelon
(
V.T
.
fi.
P.
Tinker
(V.)
I.
Fleming.
(V.
...
(1.
L.
YoimginatjtV.)
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Darion
(H.S.)
...
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Lamb
.(fi.i
1
207
134.
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1197
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1002
133'
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130
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391
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899
128
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1127
125
10'
1243
124
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12,4
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fi
745
424
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12.'l
W.
Wllliscroft,
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1082
120
S.
L.
Warrior
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8
959
120
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Ktilger
IC..X,)
-
7
842
120
D.
McLean
tnj,
...
7
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II.
Parr
(fi.S.V
....
7
820
117
I.
McDougall
(fi,).
2
225
113
A.
Hale
(f..S.)
7
744
100
M,
Stephen,
fi.l)
,.2
210
105
W.
Anderson
(C.)..
1
82
82
W.
11.
Jarman
(Q.N
1
09
09
Wanted
Fori
ForjRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WARTS&
Storfige
in
'tonight's
loummeiil
iWANTKD.
A
man
lo
handle
Ihe
ya
dean
sweej,
score.
.
s
,
r
nislPn,Uiioii
of
'nif
.1.
II.
Walkins
Conifviiny's
products
in
Prince
Hupcrl
and
surrounding
territory.
Apply
The
J.
H.
Walkins
Company,
lir.O
I
In
it
lilt
on
Street,
Van-eiHiver,
H.C.
40
lo
capture
the.
season's
honors.!
WILL
the
lady
wlio
picked
up
l'be
llks
are
al
"present
leading
by
ine
game
over
Hie
Knfghls
of
inliimbus
who,
in
turn,
are
half
r
game
and
a
full
game
ahead
of
the
Sons
of
Canada-
and
St.
Vfidrew's
respectively.
The
Song
if
Kngland
in
fifth
plae,
arc
me
game
bobind
SI.
Andrew's.
I'lie
rest
of
Ihe
teams
are
prac-ifally
ul
of
Ihe
nmning.
With
green
silk
umbrella
by
mistake
"from
down
town
store
lal
week,
kindly
return
aumo
lo
W.
C.
Orchard.
C.P.Il.
ollieo.
Third
Avenue.
Howard.
FOR
PLAIN
mack
2:17.
SKWIN'r.,
pbon-Prieis
rewwiablc.
TO
RENT
FOIl
IlF-1'i
Jve
roamwl
)ioTue
with
balli,
729
1'ifMi
Avenue
West.
Apply
MoMeekin's
(Jroccry.
..
.
,
47
UOOM
TO
llliXT
in
win
ifr1
able
home.
llreakfasl
if
deaiml.
Apply
330
Fourth
Av-mn!
East.
If
HOOM
1o
ftnrl
in
riin
fort
able
hontf.
Apply
711
Thiril
Ave.
71
BOARD
HO
A
It
D.
The
Second
Avenue.
FOUND
Inlander.
830
Phone
137.
(HIND.
Hunch
of
keys
on
eel
ring
on
l'unrlh
Ave.
Went.
Owner
enn
have
sirrrie
by
iden-
'"OlIND.
Kurich
of
keys
on
ri.
imdnding
"one
CN.ll.
switch
key.
Apply
Daily
News
nfllcfl.
'OUND.
Pair
or
cliibl'R
brown
woollen
niillM
Apply
Daily
News
office.
'OUND.
Pair
child's
Tur
trim
ined
kM
mills.
Apply
Daily
News
ofliee.
KOKXD
Opiil
brooeJi.
Appl.i
Daily
NmvH
otllce.
I'OFND.
Posl
ofliee
key.
Apn.
Daily
Now
ofliee.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
L.MlvNCH
"Oh
Kaby"
al
your
or-
vlNf
day
r
iwpbt.
UoBifort
sareiy-iMisy.
ir
tr
water
I
rip
call
Laurie
Lainldy
Phi.TH's,
Itlack
315
nf
4
31.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
Process
fiolumliia
HecoriJF
no
scratching.
Finest
re
prnduel
ions
of
lalest
I'rrtt
Trols,
Songs
and
Insl
rumonlijl
music
by
world
famed
nctisls
tlall
'in
and
hear
I
hem.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
CRIBBAGELEAGUE
Grotto
Beat
St.
Andrew's
by
14
to
13
In
postponed
Game
Last
Nlnht
In
n
postponed
cribbage
leaguo
garric
last
night,
Iho
(irollo
d
foaled
Iho
St.
Andrew's
loam
by
a
score
of
14
to
13.
The
cribbage
league
slnndinjr
lo
dale
is
thus
as
follows:
t
-AV,
1,.
IlcB'lihent
-2
Orange
Lodge
....
Dry
Dock
F.lks
SI.
Andrew's
(1.
W.
V.
A
Sons
of
Camilla
Moose
firollo
I
PI
ft,
3
o
I
miss
Anna
Itnrvlk
rolunnerl
from
Ihe
south
on
(lie
Prince
'Huperl
yeslerday
utternoon.
ROOFING
KLir.KnDD''
Coaling.
The
best
coaling
for
shingle,
iron
or
paper
roofs.
II
preserves
the
roof
and
-lops
llie
leaks.
Also
good
for
brick,
concrete
or
stone
walls,
fllteapesl
and
besi.
l'.sl
IniHles
given.
P.O.
I
tax
114.
Phone
19.
RADIOI
RADIO!
VHK
yon
interested
in
Hadlo
net
or
parts?
I
lyiu
nave
you
money.
2
lube
sen
coniplnln
witli
aerial,
phones
and
batteries,
installed.
55.
Pbon"
lied
707.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
'Jeorge.
Paul
or
llust
Prompt
Service
and
Comlort
Day
or
Nis'.t
,
Stand:
AOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
Across
from
Smiirasts
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni-
ure
Store.
We
Huy,
Sell
and
Kx-
ibtnge
New
and
Secondhanrt
ioods.
QtO.
PAPADUPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phono
14G
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
yon
1o
consult
vn
when
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
1MUNT.E
ItUPF.HT
CHANOU,
Auctioneers.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM,
ftlluatc
in
llin
skfcn.i
Minirift
plvlalon
f
tli.
Ilann-
r..
:oar
Dlatrli:!.
Win-re
locaiett.
Smith
r
Kalis
credit,
KlUuin-nalnm
Ijkc,
and
adjnliilnir
ttif
Whlallnr
in
tl
i:al
end
ur
u.
l.nuriii
iiniiiera.
V.
Treslim
ami
li.
Vllnon;
No.
r
lloldera"
Miiirr'
llrrtirlrale.
Twlon
strioc.
Vllaou
(ITiPOtf..
Take
.Wollre
thai
W.
Tnnton.
F.M.C.
n.
?IH0I'
and
Pavld
WHn.
F.M.C.,
mi.
(I7UIMU
Intend
al
Hip
end
r
Klxty
:a.v
frua.
tho
date
hiwr
to
iirl.v
to
the
'llHtnit
Iii.i'iirdiT
fur
a
ortiriraie
nt
mi
mvi'nienla
for
ttn
tiurtMinn
of
nldaUiina
i
ntrfnn
nrant
or
oh-
aliv
rlaini
and
iHthnrriiorr
lake
not
.-e
that
ArtlMi
nnderl
w.
hi
or
llie
Mineral
Art
nitiM
lie
rone
nMrfd
lierore
Uie
iMiianre
or
anrn
rerti-Ifalp
r
IniprovciTiPnln.
Paled
ihla
unin
dav
nf
Nov.,
ivn.
W.
F.
TIIFSTON.
and
hVU
WILSON,
Owners.
,
F..
T
Ki-nny.
rent
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
in
the
'Matter
nf
tlx-
AilinlnltraiHn
Arl;
and
In
the
Miner
of
Ihe
Fulale
of
Morlia
Anion
reieewn,
i
leeeaned.
innwiaie.
TAKK
NOTICF
that
lv
order
if
llin
Honor
F.
Mill.
Viiiinr.
made
Uh-
tilth
dav
nf
Fehmar.
A.P.
10JR,
1
waa
ipnlnted
'nininiairaior
or
in"
etiaie
or
Morn
intnn
retemen,
di'reased.
and
all
nnrllea
havlnir
elalne
airnli)t
the
said
eatale
ire
liereliy
iwiulrill
to
furnlsli
aame.
nra
lierly
Verified
In
me
on
or
before
the
lilh
day
of
Muri'h.
A.I).
tl)r,,
and
all
iMR-llea
tmli
lileil
to
the
etaU'
are
re
nuired
lo
Dav
the
iiiiionnt
of
their
In
di4let1iH
to
lee
fnrltivttll.
"IIM.N
A.
WATT,
orrielal
Adnilniatratnr,
I'ltnre
nniiert,
ll.C
nntrrt
llie
1
1
1h
dav
of
Fehrtiarv.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
or
the
Aiiiiilnlalrnllon
Arl;
and
In
the
Mailer
or"
iho
F.alate
or
Henry
Alexander
Iteyimhln.
lrra.ed,
lirtes-Wle.
TAKF
!NOTIf:r:
thai
hy
order
of
Ilia
llinior
F.
Mrll.
Vminir.
tiimle
Ihe
loth
dit.v
or
fehrnar.v.
A.H.
toil,
I
una
npiiointed
Adminlftrilor
of
llie
enlale
or
Henry
Alexander
lieynolda,
(iweaoed.
ami
all
rnrtm
liavlnir
cJ.iltn
a
an
I
nn
llie
aaid
eauie
arc
hifi'liy
rminlred
to
rnrnlh
Hatiie.
rro-pertv
veririod
to
-
me
on
or
lie.ruri'
the
lilh
day
r
Marrh,
A.li.
lli,
and
all
inrlles
Indrljtnd
to
the
elule
are
re-nirtrert
lo
iny
the
amount
or
their
In
di'hlerineaa
lo
me
for
III
with."
MlllMN
A.
WATT,
nrrjflnl
Admllilatralft.
I'rlnee
iiuiiert.
Ii.r,
ttnted
Ihe
lllli
day
or
February,
IM.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUfREMC
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
or
llie
Administration
Art
Khfl
111
the
Mallei-
of
Ihe
Fatiite
or
11.
i.
Hen,
Melt,
iH'i-eiixi'il,
liilestM
le.
Tl.l.
MIIICI-:
thai
hy
lM-ler
of
Ilia
luaiiir
r.
Men.
i
nt,
made
Hie
tain
dav
or
Frlirnary,
lle.'f..
I
was
iiimolnied
Ad'-inlulmralur
oT
ihe
eMail-
or
the
late
n
J.
Iienni'lt.
ni-fK-ii-iHi.
end
all
iiarilea
hnv-
ma
rniiina
na-ainai
llie
hiiki
iwtale
are,
ll.
1-aI.I'
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.
r
'
i-M""'-ii
iMMiir.il
Biiiiie
io
ine,
ii-niei-,v
veriried,
on
or
tiernre
the
glut
Hay
nf
Marrh,
iniK,
niirt
all
Hurtle
In.
neiuen
n,
in
nld
iminie
are
i-i-tiuin-d
to
pay
Hie
amount
or
their
Indeinednes
to
llll-
111!
HIM
'
I
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II.
N'
in
MAN
A
WATT
.ofrii-iai
AihnliiMi.ttor
Dnlnd
r.i-.'.i.
this
JIM
.
day
of
folauufy,
Articlei
Four.d,4c
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Jlondays,
unlays,
clo-
-
From
tho
East
Mondays.
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Fridays,
cl
1
1
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To
Vancouver
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ci.i-Sapardays
FrWay.
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ii
,
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Vancountr
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Wednesdays
Thursdays
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Fein
in,
To
Anydx,
Alice
and
Premier
Wednesda
-
Sundays
.
-j
irrom
Anyox,
Alice
Arm.
S'.ewirt
and
Premier
Tuesdays
.
Fridays
.
To
Port
Simpson
ari
fi
Points
Ttmrselays
From
Port
Simpcsn
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River
PolnU
Saturdays
To
Queen
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feet
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year
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l.nnii-1
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for
the
nitrrtiaKi
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