PAOP
rcjmv
ACTIVE
TENNIS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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coiiM
HONf.
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coteo
home.
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not
a.
'
SEASON
COMING
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C
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bHttL
LET
r
A
CkEAUTirOL
DEi
MOjTT
CO
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LTt
TONIGHT
I'LUHAve.
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NCE
IU
OP
,
(
Good
Attendance
and
Enthusiasm
Featured
Annual
Meeting
W.
Crulkshank
Re-elected
'
President
'
'
.luiliiir
from
Ihe
good
a
I
lend
anre
nml
Ihe
enthusiasm
maiii
fe.fd
at
lli
annual
meeting
of
Ihe
Prince
Ilunerl
Tennis
Clul
nciii
yesterday
afternoon
in.
the
cily
council
chamber,
I
here
should
be
an
active
season
al
Ihe
outdoor
racket
grains
this
Mini
nicr.
onieers
for
the
year
wo.
hi
elcclcd
ax
follows:
President,
W.
Cruikshank
(reelected).
Viee-Presidcnl,
H
W.
Maren
telle.
Secretary
Treasurer)
n.
II.
W
Uarllcll.
Kxeculive
roniinillce
(he
above
officers
ami
.Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
'(re-elected)
ami
Miss
(trace
Curl
in.
Tournament
commillce
A.
II
Carmichael
(chairman),
Miss
Caroline
.Mitchell
ami
Miss
(trace
Curl
in.
II
was
decided
Iji
hold
Ibe
au-ntial
hall
on
April
21
and
Hit
following
committee
was.
named
to
carry
oul
Hip
afTair:
A.
II.
Car-mii'Jiai'l
(chairman),
W.
Ilurpess.
.1.
W.
Seoll,Wullcr
I,.
Mackenzie,
It.
II.
W.
Itarllell,
K.
W.
Marcn-IpIIp,
W.
Ci;uiKshank,
Miss
(irare
Curlin,
Miss
F.lamla
Marsh,
Mis-il
Caroline
Mitchell
ami
Mrs.
S.
I'.
Mc.
Mori
lip.
The
Acropolis
Hill
courts
ant
M
he
iiainlcil
ami
repaired
ami
ml
in
firs
I
class
shape
for
the
season-
which,
it
is
anticipated,
will
open
vpi
soon.
This,
year
Ihpre
will
probably
he
inlprcluli
tournaments
with
tin
C.X.ll.
Tennis
Cluh
which
has
jusl
Iippii
orani.ed
ami
which
proposes
lo
establish
ils
eourl
in
I
lie
railway
yards.
GIANTS
OUT
TO
WIN
PENNANT
Pittsburgh
Will
Again
be
Chief
Contenders
Is
Prophecy
.KW
YORK,
Feb.
27.
Un
shaken
confidence,
hollered
by
a
demonstrated
ability
to
liil
bai'il
ami
often,
will
carry
Hie
NewtYork
iianls
to
another
pen-nan't
in
the
National
League,
their
fifth
straight,
is
the
opinion
of
baseball
observers.
I'ittsburfli,(
wilh
a
remodeled
infudd
and
llrookiyri,
with
a
teani
of
much
the
same
calibre
as
last
season's
whicji
xeijiainpd
in
Hie
pananl
fi;hl
almost
to
the
last
thronh
Ihe
da.zliu?
accompllslM
ineiils
of
Dar.z'
Vance,
premiet
pitcher,,
are
expected
lo
funilSli
oppos'iiiim'
in
Hie
race
tUr
"ffrsl
pluce.
,
j
TJie
I'ipiles.
through,
a
trade
witli
thCliicMtri
Cub,
this
win'
ter,
have
founded
put,
a
youthful
combination
for
Ihe
inner
defenses,
with
Neihuns
at
fir
hasp,
(iraulliam
at
Seeind,
Wright
at
short
and
Traynor
al
uiirii.
j
lie
iiiciuii
siall
ap
pears
lo
be
fully
as
si
rone
and
ihe
outfield
remaiuH
unchanged,
Chicago
Prospects
II
is
entirely
proiialile,
ncetird
iiiK
to
frdlowers
of
the
naliortnl
V'ame,
that
ibis
same
deal
will
make
a
contender
of
Ihe
Cubsj
wilh
firimm
al
first
and
Ihe
vPteran
but
able
Maraliville
al
...
....
.
...
seconu.
ueiurn.oi
;iiariey
jioi
loeher,
recogrnized
a
one
of
tin
greatest
shortstops
in
Hie
league
will,-
sive
ihe
Chicagoans
an
cs
cellenl
infield
and
one
thai
should
rank
)i,ih
in-
balling
average.
Wilbur
Cooper,
a
left
handed
pilclier,
is
expected
lo
add
slrenglli
in
a
coinparalively
weak
deparlmenl.
Hrooklyn
anticipates
Ihe
re
In
ni
of
J
(ni
my
Jolmslon,
an
in
fielder
who
suffered
from
an
in
jured
knee;lasl,srasiii,
and
will
lake
Ihe
field
with
about
Ihe
same,
combination
as
carried
a
year
ago.
Hiilch
Huether,
once
considered
a
great
pilcher,
has
gone
to
IliP
Jftc.Halors
h'f
Ike
American
league
The
Dodger
should
finish
ho
beller
ihan
last
St.
Louis
and
Cincinnati
The
81.
Louis
Cardinal
are
ralher
widely
favored
lo
lead
the
M'cond
division
wlien
the
final
results
are
assembled,
wilh
Cincinnati
offering
sin
interesting
liatlle
for
the
place.
.
Manager
Jack
Hendricks
has
Jmporled
u
ouad
of
minor
league,
players
in
his
efforts
li
bolster
the
Jlcds'
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"
infield
and
nilchinjr
ileparlincnl
ind
may
produce
the
reason's
surprise.
I'hihtileiphia
has
reinforced
ils
cluh,
yel
seems
In
have
made
no
material
progress,
although
the
cesulls
cannot
he
definitely
known
unlil
I
lie
major
league
season
is
under
way.
The
Phil-lios,
managed
liy
Arthur
J'lelcii-
SMITIIF.HK,
Feb.
27.
Smilhers
won
two
hockey
games
this
week
against
Ihe
visilfng
Hums
lake
learn.
The
visitors
put.
up
a
good
game
but
the
speed
of
.the
tioine
players
was
too
much
for
Ihem.
Tho
first
game
played
I
Liesday
night,
just
after
the
arrival
of
Hie
boys
ended
13
In
3
againsl
tlieifi
and
Ihe
second
Wednesday
night
was
8
to
3
for
Smilhers.
Tlje
score
Jipwever,.
d
nol
represenl
the
play
as.
Ihe
games
were
hard
fought
aud
Huns
Lake
led
by
Iheir
old
war
horse
Inn1-ton
wa,s
always
in
Hie
play.
Tin
shooting
of
Ihe
Smilhers
boys
was
very
strong
and
I
bey
always
bad
a
man
on
hand
16
try
.for
.Hie
rebound,
most
of
the
goals
being
made
Dial
way.
The
teams
were:
Hums
Lake
(i.
Wood,
goal;
'.'
IU
Ashford,
point;
L.
Itowal,
cover;.
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R.
t!oiimions;'
I.
wTifgf
if-K.
Inieson,
centre;
A.
li.
Cossack,
defence
spare
and
C.
L.
Partridge,
for
ward,
spare.
Smilliers
1.
Ilnskins,
goal;
A.
Mutch,
point;
C.
Warner,
rover;
I.
finiham,
r.
wlngi'H.
Haiisoii.'l.
yvlug;
K.MclvayJ
cell
I
re;
LJlaalie
lefense
spare
and
(i.
HeuleiV;far
ward
spare.
-
"
Afler
the
g-ame
on
Wednesiby
nighl,
Ihe
visitors
were"
Ihe
guests
of
the
'Smilliers
Athletic
;iuli
al
a
daufe
loijd
in
Ihe
town
Ijall,
and
a
few
enjoyable
hnui's
were
penl.
.
Arrangements
are
being,
made.
for
another
serie's
of
games
willt
Prince
ficorge,
ami
the
plana
now
ill
for
the
locals
playing
in
Prince
(ieorgo
on
Sunday
and
Monday,
with
relurn
games
here
nexl
Friday
and
Saturday.
As
Hie
Smilbers
team
are
playing
much
belter
Ihan
in
the.
former
games
it
is
expected
ilml
Ihe
coining
malches
will
be
about
lb"
lies!
ibal
have
ever
been
pulled
oil
in
the
north.
j
Sport
Chat
Tommy
Oibbons
ulid
Harry
Wills,
the
Iwo
outstanding
con-
lins,
only
accented
i
lie
lerms
of
Mm
priiiiioleis
last
wepk.
The
lioul,
which
will
hp
held
in
fine
of
New
York's
haseliall
parks,
will
lie
scheduled
ft""
fifteen
rounds
and
it
if
proposed
lo
match
the
winner-for
a
title
bout
with
.lack
Dempsey
providing
Ilie
''hampinu
agrees
(o
fighl
oiicp
imye
before
reliriii.'.
The
Milk
r,
former
tiianl
shortsl.op,
areil'und
bonis
are
promoted
by
a
expePlcd
to
fight
in
and
oul
ofj.Xew
York
newspaper.
the
cellar
with
I
lie
!
Ilraves
of!
Iloslon,
managed
by
Have
Itan-
crofl.
llanerofl
sueeeeded
lelcher
as
sJoirlslop
for
the
iants.
SMITHERS
WON
HOCKEY
GAMES
Beat
Burns
Lake
Twice
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Evenings
A
carnival
iiic('ii
couei
is
ing
slaved
at
Ynmterhoof
lo
raise
funds
fur
Hie,
establishment
of
a
peririanenl
skating
rink
there.
The
c.oiilest
-is
beiny
run
by
the
Allilcli
Association
whose
pro-
Kfam
is
lo
ke-p
the
rink
open
lenders
for
Ihe
world
s
heavy-
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1025
232
weighl
championship,
have
......
8
181H
231
agrl'ed
lo
meet
al
the
Milk
Fundi
Alex.
Volume
(V.)
.
2
02
231
charily
boulx
in
New
York
nextyDr.
West
(V.)
1
227
227
summer,
fiibbous
agreed
lo
the!
It.
.lelicli
'H..i
...
8
1701
221
malch
some
time
ago
but
Wills.1
K.
pierce
'(i.)
....
H
1717
218
through
hs
manager
Paddy
Mul-
J.
Walsh
(V.)
3
055
218
Stop
Falling
Hair!
Money
Back
II
U
Deesn't
The
big
problem
with
scalp
specialists
is
to
get
the
public
to
form
a
consistent
habit
of
taking
care
of
their
hair.
Van
Ess
liquid
Scalp
Massage
comet
in
a
patented
bouJe
with
a
special
rubber
application
attached.
The
method
of
application
is
easyand.
cleanly.
The
applicator
feeda
the
treatment
through
rubber
ntprjoa
direct
to
ttorctrt
of
the
hair.
One
minute
1
day
with
Van
Lu
la
auffiewnt.
Stope
falling
kur.
curei
dandruU.
urowi
uw
bur.
We
give
you
poaiUvt
SlWay
guarantee.
onMES
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J.
llillman
(C.)
0.
ItiUagno
(II.
I'.
I).
Brown
(S.)
.
J.
Andrews
(V.
O.
Hlylhe
(CI.)
.
It.
Morgan
(',.)
O.
Wansh
((Ij,
4.
I'leniiust
(V.
3
r.50
217
8
1720
21
G
8
IdHl
210
2
US
2(18
2
411
200
8
10.15
20
S
8
1.V.M
uy
1
157
157
Second
Division
Uen
Self
(IMt.j,
...
..
1
150
150
I.
Weir
(.)
t
T.
IH.uk
(V.)
.
1
F.
Xieinan
(H.I.)
,
.
5
5
0.
Howe
(IUM
5
5
W.
Stewart
..
1
1
W.
.1.
Nelson
(0.)
I.
Heesle-
(fi.l
I.
Itrown
(S.)
.
K.
Ablridjre
U.IK)
I.
Andrews
(S-.)
fill
the
end
f
this
seasitn;
pur-j.M.
Andrews
(S.A.)
chase
the
lumber
used
al
lheHr.
West.
(V.l
...
rink,
have
the
ground
levelled
and
ready
for
flooding
next
season.
II
is
expected
lo
have
it
A.
Donald
(ir.l.
.1.
llillman
(C.)
0.
IHythMO,)
,
150
150
150
150
712
1
18
738
118
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118
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1173
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115
8
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113
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113
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1
12
0
850
1
12
0
837
1
10
4
558
HO
open
at
least
a
month
earlier'
Habe
Fortin
(H..I)
9
1218
131)
than
it
was
this
year.
Those
en-i-L
Maclean
(Q.)
...
0
833
13!)
rolled
in
Ihe
carnival
conies"
S.
Siigu
(fi.l
in
1380
138
ire:
.Marjorie
Palersoii,
Kmmie,
M.
.Macl.aclilau
(S.A.
)
8
1101
138
Violet
Hay,
F.velyn
Suiedley.
Nora
Andros,
Una
Campbell.
Louise
Ii)lrfi4t
,i
t
bo
'staged.
Iteri
Self
is
working
on
the
lalchl
for
Hie
cily
Ibis
season.
lb
fill,
the
gaps
caused
in
the
ranks
of
local
diamond
slar.s'
bj:
Ihe)
departures
from
the
cily
since
las'
Fall.
He
expects
that
he
may
have
something
definite
lo
an
nounce
in
a.
very
shorl
lime.
In
view
of
the
indications
thai
Ihere
is
la
be
a
good
deal
of
industrial
development
here
Ibis
summer,
it
is.
e.p.ecipd
Jluij
jt
will
not
lillicull
lo
attract
good
talent
to
Ibe
cily.
Hen
is
taking
time
by
Ihe
forelock,
and
already,
il
is
uudei'slooil,
has
some
good
play-i-rs
in
line,
Three
of
Ibe
game
in
Ibe
second
division
billiard
tournament
last
'night
between
the
Can
Vidian
FJsh
Xi
Cold
Storage,
and
tirollo
were
played,
Ihe
firolU
obtaining
120
poinJs
lo
Ibe
Cold
Storage
112.
The
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
I.
May
(Cohl.Sloragp)
l'i
W
.1,
Nelson
firi)llo
150.
:s,
Darlon,
120;
S.
Sugat
I5J1,
'A.
S:'M!aIeX''l5(rfrMcD(mgal
120.
(lames
of
II.
Pnrr
vs.
.1.
Hees-ley
and
.1.
Hulger
vs.
M.
Slepb-ens
are
yel
to
be
played.
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
First
Division.
Oatnes.
TtL
Av.
A.
Donald
'H.P.
.
.
1
250
250
W.
Stewart
;fi.;
...
!
250
250
S-Sit.
.lebson
(V.'
...
8
11)81
248
W.
.1.
Nelnon
(O.)
..
2
.
485
213
(i.
Mclltnnyle
(H.P.'
8
11127
211
A.
A.
F.assoij
(1J.P.)
8
11)21
210
Co.
MeMnrdie
(V.)
8
18D7
237
F.
Slep.bens
(H.P.)
.
7
104H
235
O.
fi.
P.
P.
Tinker
Tinker
(Y.)
(Y.)
F.
K.
Pyle
Pyle
(V.'i
(V.i
...
W.
Milehell
(H.P.;
W.
Murray
(C.I
Snell,
Charlnlle
Finney,
Muriells.
Macdouald
(S.A
Sterle,
Vina
filover,
Laura
.Maig-
rel,
Myille
Mitchell,
Mildred
llus-
ell,
Mollie
Moore,
Sadie-
V.
Campbell,
.lean
0.
Hdslrom,
lun
ula
Silver
and
llrace
Mcintosh.
Hallotling
eloes
tonight
and
the
ipieen
will
be
crowned
at
inid-
nighl
in
the
course
of
a
grand
9
122.3
130
7
!)55
130
8
1070
135
O.
.Mallet
(1LP.)
..
2
207
131
J.
May-
(C.S.)
...-.10
1333
133
,1.
Allaiu
(S..V.)
....
8
1002
133
K.
Fenelon
(V.)
...
9
1100
130
O.
P.
Tinker
(V.)
..
3
391
130
1.
Fleming
(V.,
...
2
200
130
C.
L.
Youngman(V.
7
899
128
S.
Dartou
(C.S.I....10
12,53
125
M.
Lamii
(C.
.,....
in
1213
l5l
D.
McAuley
((V
..10
12U
121
(I.
Wearnioulli
(V.)
0
715
124
fi.
Kelspy
(0.S
..
0
738
123
W.
Wllliserofl
4C.)
9
1082
120
S.
L.
Warrior
'V.)
.
8
959
120
I.
Hulger
(G.SJ
..17
812
120
D.
McLean.
.'(!.);..
7
821
117
II.
Parr'
(tt.S.i
,...
7
820
1
17
.1.
Mef)ougall
((i.
..
3
315
115
A.
Hales
(C.S.
v
.
.
.
8
8n
1
12
M.
Stephens
(fi.O
..
2
210
105
V.
Anderson
(C.)..
1
82
82
V
H.
Jarman
'O.
1
09
fl
MEN'S
TOlsT
Knights
of
Pythias,
Elks
and
Moose
Were
Winners
of
Last
Nl"ht's
Games
.nfiaiu.es
in
Ihe
men's
seel
ion
of
Ibe
Fraternal
Wbisl
Le.agu
I
(i
si
night
resulted
as
follows:
Kliigbls
of
Pythias
7,
SI.
Andrews
2.
F.Iks
7,
Oddfellows
2.
Moose
5,.
Sous
of
Canada
1.
.
I.eagiiei.landiiijr,
labiate
is
as
hi
,Li
ifki
F.Iks
12
1
12
K.
Of
C.
10
5
II)
(
s.
or
c
9
0
i)
SI.
Andrew's
9
7
1)
S.
or
II
8
7
8
tUdfellows
7
9
7
0.
W.
V.
A
7
9
7
Moose
7
9
7
L.
O.
1
5
II
5
K.
of
P.
Ill
1
DELEGATE
TO
BOYS'
.
PARLIAMENT
REPORTS
Jaok
Stephens
'Tells
of
Work
Done
at
Victoria
on
Recent
Visit
In
a
clear
rut
and
forceful
ad
dress
Jack
Stephens
last
nighl
gave
an
account
of
his
steward
ship
as
member
for
Ihls
district
al
Ihe
Hoys'
Parliament
in
Vic
toria
jusl
iifler
Christmas.
He
was
chosen
here
by
Ibe
Tuxis
and
Trail
Hangers
to
represent
thorn
and
last
niighl
he
nicMiis
eon
sliluenls
ami
told
Mi
em
if
what
lie
had
ilone.
Jack
slressed
Ihe
fact
Hint
Ibis
was
nol
a
mock
parliament
bill
Ibal
real
business
was
car
ried
m
by
the
members.''
A
cnb
I
tie.!
of
nine
was
formed
of
which
he
bewtnm
minister
of
munici
palities.
23
Districts
HrilMi
Columbia
is
divided
in-
Wanted
ForlSale
ForiRent
FOH
PLAIN
Hlack
237.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOUND
FOUND.
Hunch
of
keys,
on
sleel
ring
on
Fourth
Ave.
West.
Owner
can
have
same
by
iden-
FOl'ND.
Hunch
of
keys
on
ring,
including
one
C.X.R.
swilcb
key.
Apply
Daily
News
ollice.
FOUM).
Pair
of
child's
brown
woollen
mills.
Apply
Daily
News
offiee.
FOUND.
Pair
child's
fur
trimmed
tid
mills.
Apply
Daily
News
oflice.
FOUND
Opal
brooch.
Appl;
Daily
News
oflice.
FOUND.
Posi
ollice
key.
App.
Daily
News
ollice.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNi:il
"Oh
Haby"
al
your
see
kice
day
or
nighl.
Comfort
Safety;
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lamldy.
Phones
Hlack
.115
or
131.
C0LUM3IA
RECORDS
NFW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trols.
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists,
('all
in
ami
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
were
represented.
On
aocnunt.
of
Ihe
increase
in
the
movement
the
number
of
districts
is
being
increased
by
nighl,
four
of
which
are
jn
Vancouver.
Tho
ydcr
Ttii,.rnpr,senlalives
ai'
.Ji)USi?..iiiilt.rFt,.li
.Hangers
-of
,munfc'
aood'
In'
the
Dominion.
The
member
in,ust
be
a
member
of
Ibe
Tuxis
organiza
tion
from
10
to
21
years
of
age.
He
nuisl
mil
be
addicted
lo
Ihe
isc-
of
tobacco,
Hipior,
or
drugs,
ind
must
have
a
certificate
of
clean
living.
The
Parliament
decided
on
re-
emphasiing
Ihe
Three
C's:
clean
living,
clean
speech
and
athletics.
II
also
urged
extension
of
community
conclave
fop
liiler-cliurch
sports.
Sex
Education
In
Ihe
mailer
of
sex
education.
J.fle
boys
slressed
the
point
I
I1.1t
ignorance
of
Ibe.
fundamental
fads
of
life
were
Ibe
cause
of
many
mistakes
and
urged
llial
mis
ne
laugui
in
senoois
py
a
ipialilieil
medical
man
as
h.ld
been
done
in
Onlario
wilh
suc-
cns.
II
was
also
decided
lo
add
journalisilc
bailee
for
Ihe
writ
ing
of
essays
for
publicjillon.
.
CLEAN
RECORD
MANILA.
Feb.
27.
The.
su
prenie
rnurl
of
Ibe
Philippine
Islands
started
the
new
year
with
a
clean
docket,
a
record
which
the
courl
claims
has
perhaps
never
been
equalled
before
by
a
similar
body
under
the
American
Hag.
The
courl
is
composed
of
nine
member),
live
Americans
ami
four
I
illnmos.
when
ibe
lo
23
districts
and
21
of
these
bench
i
full.
ROOFING
SF.WINfi,
phon-'
"KLICKODD"
Coating.
The
best
Prices
reasonable.
TO
RENT
ROOM
TO
RF.NT
in
comfortable
home.
Hreakfast
if
desired.
Apply
330
Fourlh
Avenue
I'ast.
ROOM
to
Jteni
in
comfortable
home.
Apply
711
Third
Ave.
7U
BOARD
coating
for
shingle,
iron
pr
paper
roofs.
II
preserve
Ihe
roof
and
slops
the
leaks.
Also
good
for
brick,
concrelo
or
stone
walls.
Cheapest
ami
best.
ICslimales
given.
P.O.
Hox
1
1
1.
Phone
19.
RADIOl
RADIO!
AUK
you
inleresled
in
Iladio
pets
or
parls?
I
can
save
you
money.
2
lube
sets
complete
with
aerial,
phones
and
batteries,
installed,
$55.
Phone
lied
707.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
fieorge,
Paul
or
Oust'
Prompt
Service
and
Conilon
Day
or
Nig'.t
Stand:
.IOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Purni-ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
I'.x-
chkiige
New
and
Secondhand
fioods.
GtO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Pbone
4fl.
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
lo
consult
us
when
you
desire
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
PltLNCE
ItUPEItT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
SltualA
Id
the
Rkrriu
Mining
DIvIMon
r
ihe
Hum
6.
CoaM
nutrirt.
Whirr
luratcd.
Smith
of
Falll
r.rrrk.
K'luum-
kalum
I.akr,
and
adjoining
the
WMsller
n
me
i.ai
tin
nr
11.
Lawrui
ruuoera.
W.
Trfton
and
D.
Wllann;
Ma.
of
lloU1r
Kree
Miners"
Crrtincite,
Trenton
670I0C,
wnon
6:noic.
Take
ollre
tin
I
we.
w.
Trrnton,
f.h.c
o.
67(ir,
and
David
Wllaon,
F.M.C
dar
frrmi
the
dale
hereof
to
apply
to
tliJrltll
Ave.
&
Hays
t.;0e
Mining
neroraer
ror
a
iruriraiB
or
im-prnvernenu
Tor
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
dram
of
the
above
rlaim
and
furthermore
take
noiire
that
Arllon
under
sec.
US
of
the
Mineral
Art
must
be
com-menrrd
before
the
luance
of
anrh
rertl-
rii-ale
or
Improvement!.
Paled
Dili
30th
day
of
Nov.,
ISM.
W.
F.
TUFSTON.
ind
DD
WILSON,
onnera.
I?
T
Kennv.
rent
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
lo
llic
Matter
tit
the
Admliiialratlun
Act;
ami
In
Ihe
Mailer
lit
the
F.ttale
of
Morrii
Anton
reterfen.
Iierraoed.
InteHale.
TAkK
MiTli
i:
that
h.v
order
or
III)
llmKr
F.
Melt.
Voiinv.
nude
tlie
loth
day
nr
February.
A
ll.
1S,
I
vtat
appulntrd
tdmlnllrat6r
or
ihe
etnte
or
Mnrrl
Anton
vterxen,
dot-caned,
:id
all
iiarllra
h'arlnir
rlalm
aralim
the
aald
e.Mile
are
hereby
rwilri'd
to
fnrnUli
name,
iru-M-ily
veriried
In
me
oil
or
liefore
tlie
lllh
day
or
Mi
nil.
A.n.
IHts.
ami
all
parties
Indebted
tu
Urn
enlate
arn
re-quired
in
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-ileblednea
fr
me
fnrihwlth.
MlltMN
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
Adininlstrator,
I'rlnre
ltiiiert,
H.C.
Dated
Ihe
lllh
day
or
February.
ll
IN
PRORATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Matter
or
tlie
Aduilnlntrntlnn
Act:
and
In
Ihe
Waiter
of
the
FMate-
of
Henry
Alexander
lieynoldD,
iierraaral.
Intestate.
TAkF
MiTll'i:
that
by
order
of
Ilia
Honor
F.
Mrll.
Yoiinir.
made
Uw
totli
day
or
February,
A.P.
lUJ.'i,
I
wa
apinilnted
Adiiilntmralor
of-
Ihe
elle
nf
Henry
Alexander
ItevnoldK.
leieaerl.
and
all
nartlen
havlna-
rlalnn
atralml
the
ald
eatalfl
art
iiereuy
reniiiriii
to
rurnlxh
Kame,
properly
verified
in
nu
on
or
before
the
llth
day
of
Mari'll.
A.li.
1
Q!,
and
all
paroea
indiiiied
to
the
entate
ate
required
In
pay
the
amount
or
their
In-deblednea
In
ine,
foi'ilmlih.
VOIIMVN
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
AdiijIiililrutOr.
I'rlnre
liupert,
H.C
Pated
the
llth
day
or
rcbrnary.
IBir
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
or
the
Administration
'Art
and
tn
the
Mailer
or
the
Estate
or
II.
J.
lien
licit.
Iiocenwit.
Inteitnie
TAkK
MITICF
that
liv
Onloe
i,r
Ilia
llnmir
r.
Mrll.
Vnunr,
made
the
lih
ilnv
nf
February,
ioi:.,
.
appointed
Ad-nilniatratnr
nr
the
estate
nr
tlie
late
II,
J,
lloiuietl.
dereaed,
and
all
parties
hav-Inr
rlalma
airnln.st
the
aahl
eUalc
ar.
wrewy
reouiren
lo
ril.rnlsll
uruue
to
me,
Articlei
Lost
ami
Found,
&c
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Vcd::n
t
1
,
urdays,
closes
al
1
p
ni.
From
the
East-.
Mondays,
V
'
Fridayi,
due
v
i
t
...
To
Vancouver
Tuesdays
Mall
close
at
t
15
ft
Saturdays
.
Fridays,
..
8
y
C.P.It.
Fehruarv
t
From
Vancouver
Sundays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
C.P.It.
February
Rler
Points
Circle
8th
Ave.
&
Cotton
St
5th
Ave.
A
Mcilridc
S'
Pro.
Oov..Hldgs.
Prov.
Gov.
Wharf
O.T.P.
Wharf
ind
Ave.
A
2nd
Sf
Ird
Ave.
A
Fu)
jn
S
erl
v
A
'V
-
Pealed
Tender.
v.
ill
nun-let
I'crener
i"t
'
Ihe
lllh
day
or
uat
purrhae
or
l.lii'iii'
weal
uluire
or
Ma--'
It
'
Mte
lland
lltl
'
Imard
feet
nf
spm
lock
Sawlor.
,
.,
.
v.111
fc
1
one
(l
year
tnnval
of
timber.
Further
parlli'iilar-
f
ler.
Vleloria,
"i
Hi.
rnnre
liupert.
B.1
.
PI
1
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Slmn
and
Premier
Wednesdays
ft
I
Sundays
...
7
)
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
SUm.1
and
Premier
Tuesdays
.
1
Fridays
To
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
Riw
Points
Thursday"
'
'
From
Port
Simpson
and
Kaa
r.
....
.
II
taiuruays
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Point
February
I-
From
Queen
Charlotte
Itli
Points
rehrunrv
1
1
re
'
3
B3X
COLLECII0K
PM
M
irauain
A
Atlin
Ave.
:$
'
4l
Ave.
A
Kigli'h
K
tth
Ave.
ft
Fulton
51
T-.5
W
8U1
Ave.
&
Thomi
so.)
st
i
v
lllh
Ave.
ASlierbr
mc
Ave
-J
"
1
1
hi
Ave.
A
Conrad
s
2t
Oth
Ave,
A
Hays
1
ve
Ave
s
il
'
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r5
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1
TIMBER
SALE
XG103.
if
TIMBER
SALE
X
6923.
(
Seated
Ti
lldei-s
I
I
Mlnimer
of
Land",
at
ihan
noon
011
the
nth
'
for
the
purrhaxe
or
rut
I,II.(IUU
net
Hal.atu
and
Sprm'e
the
norlli
allow
"i
N
l
8.
Coa.l
Land
il-l'
'
Two
(9)
yen'"
"
':
inoval
of
limber.
nirlher
paiiHime
ler,
Vletoria.
n.'
I'rlnee
liupert.
M.i
i
TIMBER
SALE
X.ttl1;
There;
will
he
.rf-c
lie
Auriloii,
al
in--'
March.
Utfft.
In
the
Jiuncer,
llaii'llnii,
U
'
Pi
rut
f
tin.tinu
liiDl)
"
and
Ha.iKIO
Uellilnik
"
Lot
IS7(
ami
adl
UnrHe
of
llaelliili.
'
71
Thiin
(Si
sear-
properly
verlfleil.
on
or
before
Mm
iUl
tnnval
of
tliuucr
oar
or
niarrn.
invr,
anil
i
i,fii,.
i
debleil
tit
ihe
said
estate
are
required
Pi
pay
Ihe
anvrtinl
nf
their
litdebiedneaa
to
ine
forthwith,
NORMA!
A
WATT,
.
..
rrrlnl
AdinlnlHralnr.
r,
.u,
Dated
tfiit
mm
day
or
February,
tttt,
Provided
any
one
;
III!
:,;ihl
t!
aiirllnii
in
person
mi1
.
lender
t
be
0enel
al
i"
linn
and
treated
a:
'
Further
piirtleulai
.,
.,
ler.
Vleloria,
H.r
'
t'lluce
liupert,
U.c