PAGE
TV0
To
be
Truly
Satisfied
n
DAILY
EDITION
insist
upon
SALADa
DISCUSSION
ON
POLICE
METHOD
Commissioners
Object
to
Being
Ignored
by
Provincial
Department
and
are
Critical
METHODS
CANVASSED
Proposal
to
Hand
Policing
City
to
Provincial
Authorities
Is
Not
Favored
of
No
further
action
has
heen
taken
hy
the
notice
commission
with
respect
l(i
the
proposal
ad
vanced
recently
that
the
provincial
-anUioTjUeshe:
jrrqiwstcd
in
lake
over
the
policing
of
this
city;
'ingulf
the
commission
on
Thursday
afternoon,
Cily
Solicitor
K.'
K.
.Innes
read
the
section
of
Hie
Act
where
provision
is
made
for
a
municipality
In
rnfer
into
an
agreement
with
Ihe
provincial
police
whernliv
the
Jailer
may
city.
Nothing
definite
had,
how
ever,
yet
been
received
as
lo
the
terms
thai
would
heiinvolved
in
such
an
agreement.
Commissioners
Coombs
anil
Montgomery
fell
thai
the
question
might
he
allowed
to
stand
over
pending
the
receipt
of
further
information.
Roth
expressed-
dnuld
as
to
the
success
that
might
be
achieved
from
such
a
move
and
Commissioner
Montgomery
made
it
clear
that
he
personally,
was
opposed
to
the
proposilion.
II.
would
iul
he
cily
in
the-qiosillon
oT
having
nolning
I'osay
about
ils.pnlieing
though
it
would;
probably
have
lo
foot
Ihe
cijsl,
.
.
Cost
of
Policing'
;
Knsuing
discussion
simmered
down
lo
further
rriltcism
of
Ihe
recent
action
of
the
provincial
authorities
in
making
the
deduc-
lions
from
the
city's
share
.
of
liquor,
profits
without
making
Has
More
than
seven
million
tea
drinkers
will
now
use
no
otHer
blend.
AsR
for
SALADA
to-day.
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98
86
Saturday,
April
1
1,
192..
ilie
individually.
The
commissioners
were
aprtvil
I
thai
(he
cily
should
al
least
have
some
evidence
as
lo
Ihe
aeliviliesi
of
Liquor
Hoard
ollicers.
Coinf
missioner
Coomhs
supr-ri-sled
I
hut
when
such
olliccrs
came
in,
they
should
seek
Ihe
co-operation
of
Hie
cily
police.
Commissioner
Montfromery
felt
(hey
should
al
lensl
report
on
departing.
Mayor
Newton
declared
that,
during
his
years
lenu
of
otlice,
the
only
connection
there
had
heen
he-Iween
the
attorney
reneral's
department
ami
the
city
on
this
matter
had
Iteen
two
anonymous
letters.
The
question
then
arose.
as
lo
how
much
money
the
city
had
re
ceived
as
lis
share
of
liquor
pro
fits
during
1921
and
how
much
j!i?d''en
dedutdejh
A
statement
from
Ihe
treasurer
showed
thai
provided
the
mme
first
receives
,J--'
3
J""1
H'n
received.
At
flip
approval
of
lie
imbUc1''1
3,'-'
.IiTt.l
heen
deducted.
Hirouzh
a
idehiscite'
IThe
mayor
said
there
had
hern
At
Ihe
regular
monthly
meefi
fi.nn"
ti.s,
.i,..i,.i.i
iiii.ii
iiifin
iiii
ui-ii
in.
1
1-.
j.
Suspicious
Characters
Commissioner
.Montgomery
at
lacked
the
methods
of
Liquor
Hoard
ollicers
in
creating
crime
Jin
order
lo
obtain
conviction.
The
only
place
he
felt
for
such
persons
was
in
(lie
lock-up
as
fake
charge
of
Ihe
policing
of
a
suspicions
characters
especially
if
the
locaf
police
had
nol
been
advised
as
lo
who
they
.were.
Commissioner
Coombs
said
h
believed
in
so
called
"stool
pigeons."
Sometimes,
in
order
to
apprehend
criminals,
it
was
necessary
lo
'follow
methods
thai
looked
"shady."
lie
fell,
however,
that
such
ollicers
should
seek
the
co-operation
of
the
cily
police.
If
lie
cily
police
did
nol
know
wlm
they
were
then
he
would
agree
Unit
they
might
well
be
locked
up.
It
was
"highway
robbery"
fpr
Ihe
provincial
gov
ernpienl
.
to
charge
ti'e
cily
000
and
nol
show
that
anything
Itad
been
done
for
it
.
They'e
'.would
bave;
to
he
a
stop
put
Jlhese.
methods.
vUoclared
Commissioner
Montgomery.
The
government
seemed
crazy
with
power.
Mayor
Newton
could
see
no
method
of
obtaining
redress
"There
is
no
way
of
gelling
redress
other
than
putting
the
any
explanation
as
10
(he
reasoninen
in
Ihe
cells,"
replied
Coin-
nir
doing
so.
.Mayor
.xewion
said
lie
ha
come
lo
Ihe
conclusion
thal-'the
total
cost
to
Ihe
goverilmenl
of
administering
the
Liquor
Act
throughout
Ihe
province
vlind
been
lumped
up
and
each
municipality
assessed
proportionately
whether
or
mil
Ihe
ollicers
had
been
active
during
missioner
Montgomery,
If
any
"stool
pigeon"
was
making
a
nuisance
-
of
himself
Commissioner
Coombs
agreed
that
he
should
be
picked
up.
Could
Not
Transgress
Cily
Solicitor
Jones
agreed
that
even
government
liquor
operators
had
no
right
lo
trans-
tlu
period
in
all
.,,
municipal-
pro
Ihe
law
hy
rH
lint:
drunk
i
Small
BejjKitF
Do
not
delay
a
savings
deposit
on
account
of
its
small
size.
Small
regular
deposits
soon
amount
to
a
substan
tial
sum.
One
dollar
opens
a
savings
account
at
any
hnnch
of
the
Union
Bank.
rtjj
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
r
r
I
J
or-
tnakfifg
nuisance
of
them
selves.
Commissioner
Coombs
then
brought
up
Ihe
mailer
of
"beer
gardens."
The
provincial
government
look
Ihe
license
fees.
Who
was
Jo
Ioo.k
afler
the
laws
being
on
forced?
"The
cily,
or
course,"
replied
.Mayor
Newton.
"The
government
collects
all
Ihe
revenues
ami
demand
us
lo
enforce
Ihe
laws.:
Then
I
hey
charge
it
up
to
us
if;
they
think'
wo
are
not
doing
so."j
"If
that
is
the
case,
then
the!
cily
should
al
least
be
consulted
as
lo
who
should
have
licenses."
opijied
Commissioner
Montgomery.
"Crowned
heads
have
been
chopped
oil'
for
just
such
methods.
Perhaps,
political
heads
vill
also
be
lost
through
them."
"They
will
before
long."
.predicted'
Mayor
Newton.
Should
Not
Worry
.Mayor
Newton
was
inclined
lo
think
that
the
commission
should
nol
eternally
worry
itself
nbout
Ihe
small
bootlegger.
No
stone
should
be
le't
unturned.
however,
lo
eradicate
the
com
bination
of
bootlegging
and
prostitution
in
Hie
down
town
part
of
the
cily.
Commissioner
Montgomery
did
mil
think
there
was
much
lo
choose
between
a
bootlegger
and
a
stool
pigeon.
SACRED
CONCERT
WAS
IMPRESSIVE
Orchestra
and
Choir
Gave
Credit
able
Performance
at
Methodist
Church
Last
Night
The
sacred
concert
at
Hie
Melfiiidisl
Church
lasl
nijsht
was
a
Very
impressive
event
suited
to
Ihe
occasion.
The
building
was
parked
lo
the
doors,
chairs
be
ing
placed
in
the
aisles
to
ac-ennunodate
Ihe
large
number
present.
The
largo
augmented
choir
sang
well
and
the
orches
tra,
which
also
was
a
large,
one.
played
excellently
under
the
leadership
of
Professor
Pryce.
The'
select
ions
by
the
choir
included
"Mystery
:of
Intercession
l'nini
the
Crucifixion!."
"Hide
on,
Hide
on
in
Majesty,"
"Could
Ye
Nol
Watch."
"The
Popple
Stood
Beholding,"
"Appeal
of
Ihei
Crucified,"
"All
for
Jesus."
The
orchestra
played
"Lutspiel,"
"Cavaliifa,"
"In
a
Monastery
Maiden,"
and
"Largo."
Soloists
were
A.
Clapperlnn.
John
Davey
and
Mrs:
II.
C.
l-'raser;
duet,
A.
C.
Clapperlnn
and
John
Davey;
ipiarlel,
(he
same
two
with
Mrs.
ekroyd
ami
Mrs.
I'raser.
Members
of
Hie
choir,
in
addi
tion
lo
A.
J.
Lancaster,
organist
nml
leader,
were:
Mrs.
II.
C.
Kraser,
Mrs.
It.
V.
(!.
I.ePine.
Mrs.
Ackroyd,
Mrs.
Macey.
Mrs.
McCiregor.
Mrs.
Mn-kar,
Mrs.
A.
Plant.
Miss
A.
Dalby.
Mis
S.
Nickerson.
Miss
C.
Nirk-
erson.
Miss
K.
Vickers.
Miss
liar-ding,
Mrs.
Cullen.
Miss
K.
Har
vey,
.1.
K.
l)avev
A.
Clapperlon.
King.
it.
v
.
it.
i.ei'ine,
.
Vaugluui
Javb's,
P.
Deny,
y.
II.
Waironl.
A.
Plant.
Members
of
the
orchestra,
in
addition
to
Professor
l'ryrn
the
rouddctor,
and
.Mrs.
,11.
C,
I'raser
the
aerorhpanPd,
wore:
Miss
M.
"Lancaster,
Mis
Hester
Black,
?Miss
Irene
Osborne,
Mrs.
Martini
Messrs.
Peter
Blact
Jr..
Mann.
Hennell,
P.
Cameron,
K,
Wallers.
W.
Murray,
l'.ric
Dingwell,
A.
Laeasler,
Caslman
Kilkendall,
(iawlhorne,
W.
II
I
jerry.
W.
Boss,
SCHOOLS
HAVE
Attendance
Reports
Submitted
to
Board
at
Meeting
on
Thursday
Night
According
to
reports
furnished
Hie
school
board
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
on
Thursday
niuiil
there
are
a
total
of
881
children
in
attendance,
al
the
city
public
and
high
schools.
Al
Borden
Slreel
there
are
2'.)'.)
pupils
l.'l
boy
and
1
Lr
igirls;
al
Booth
School
107
pupils
2f)fi
boys
and
20
1
girls:
ami
at
Senl
Cove,
17
pupils.
At
lhj
High
School,
girls
are
much
in
preponderance,
there
being
85
girls
and
13
boys
for
a
total
of
128
pupils.
ling
slaff.
Mr.
Bnrlness
Tepnrled
similarly
for
Booth
School
and
fi4
TUFT
RAtT.7
rrssvs
prince
&zox$t
$otel
TORONTO
In
Centra
of
Shopping
and
Businoss
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
Private
Biti-t
BLUWPUANPLAN
t
W1NNETT
THOMPSON.
MAN'O.
DIR.
KXxraKXararawjntxjntxxxxKXx
hit
p.
I
the
necessity
of
play-'
ground
facilities
lii-iny
exteudcit.
Principal
Brady
relerre.l
to
the
creditable
results
Ihal
had
been
obtained
hy
his
hoys
in
a
recent
rifle
shooting
contest.
Tln'i
school
'hail
come
second
in
I
In'
province
ami
Ihirly-sixth
in
the
British
Kmpirc.
The
teachers
all
reported
thai
summer
sports
were
being
.organized
among
Hie
pupils.
WHOLE
WHEAHREAD
YERSUSWHITE
BREAD
The
controversy
between
the
relatixe
food
values
of
whole
wheat
bread
and
while
bread
has
existed,
now
for
about
fifty
years.
Scientists
and
doctors
cannol
come
to
any
definite
decision
on
the
question.
Also
Hie
average
man
or
woman
is
prepared
al
all
limes
lo
put
forward
Ihe
claims
of
their
own
favori
e
ft.
nt
tit
ttx
,
I
lie
I
nil
li
admitted
liy
a
I.
howexer.
is
l)ial
all
bread
is
a
healthful
food,
provided
it
is
pro
perly
made
and
baked,
"l-.leclrii
-,
bake"
bread
comes
up
to
Ibis
standard
those
.who
use
-
it
boost
for
it's
quality.
Made
by
Ihe
Plectric
Window
Bakeries.
8rt
PARKINGBYLaW
To
ba
Drafted
by
City
Solicit
r
and
Chief
of
Police
For
Submission
to
Commission
The
cily
solicitor
and
the
chief
of
police
arc
lo
draft
a
parkic
;
bylaw
for
submission
to
Ihe
police
commission
at
its
Mi.y
meeting.
At
the
mcelinsr
of
the
commission
on
Thursday
afternoon
it
was
decided
lo
take
Ibis
course
so
that
Ihe
hoard
nn:y
have
.Something
definite
to
woi'j
on.
.uier
ttie
bylaw
Is
apptoxed
by
the
commission
it
will
.be
senl
m
to
the
council,
for
adoplio
i.
Information
will
he
obtained
from
Victoria
and
Vancouver
t
s
to
parking
regulations
in
fho-e
cilies
ami
Commissioner
Mont
gomery
siiirgesleil
Hint
the
blc-
s
of
local
laxi
drivers
be
also
ob
tained.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
F.
A.
Saunders,
Digby
Islnml:
F.
Stephens,
cily;
Jnsrph
Hays
and
Airs.
(.
(i.
Macinlyro,
Anyo:-
iv
v;
l)elc.(iurt
anij)o.M
uremic.
Vancouver;-
Mrs.'
(3,-
M.tMolnlyriV
Mrs.
K.
C.
leensiuid,'.Mis
Alula
Slewiirl,
rifcfdegal?:?
A.
I'ro-cunlcr,
Sunnyside;
.1.
L.
Bellin-rem,
tlsk;
T.
K.
Brooks,
Ter"ace:
Miss
F.
.1.
Noble,
Miss
Dnrnlhy
Bardie
ami
Miss
I.
M.
Marshall,
Port
Kssington.
Central
A.
Weeks.
While
Hock:
Andrew
Brown,
J.
F.
Slrang
and
A
Sutherland,
Sunnyside
Cannery:
W.
llearn,
Massoll.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
tli
Matter
or
dip
AflrHlnMlrMInn
Art:
nnil
III
lh
Mailer
nr
m
f.Uei
nf
John
l.oo.
I
iH'ccanpil.
IntfMiOc.
1
TAki:
Norii:E
tlint
hv
order
t
lll
nuiwn-
t.
.urn,
miinfr.
inniip
nie
ijiii
n.iy
in
.-uarrii.
a.ii.
is.
J
ui
ai"iinicii
ah-inlnltninr
nr
Hit-
rulaln
r
Joint
l.re,
ami
All
jmrtlo
luivln
rlnlm.
nitnliHl
tlic
nnll
rlatn
arn
lii'ic-hy
rrnulrrd
to
riiriiloli
uninp,
roi("Jv
vririod
io
imp
on
or
Iw-rorc
ili
SJtii
inv
r
April.
..
I.'i,
ami
nil
parilf
in-lUlilcd
to
Hip
rulnie
arc
required
t't
pv
Hip
aiixiiint
or
tiiPir
itiilt'lil'-flnei'i
lo
we
rnrihwltii.
'onMA
A.
WATT,
orrii-i.il
AdininUirator,
l'ilni'
illupert,
II.
C.
Dated
Hip
asiii
day
f,t
.M.irrh.
tvn.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
8UPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
I
Hp
Matter
or
'he
A'linliiMriiKon
Art:
and
In
Ihe
Mailer
or
the
KiOaie
nt
Peter
Jiidne,
lierea'ed,
Intelale.
TAKK
NOTICI-:
I
hut
liy
tinier
or
1114
Honor
I'.
Mcli.
Yiiiuir,
mad
ttie
I
ltd
day
mi
tiMi
i
.
n
.1
ii.
.
'
.un-M.
a.ik
ivi;,.
I
wan-
aiioinien
An-
.hiss
.miiis
re
norieo
i
mil.
uov
iniiiimraior
or
ii.
e.iaie
or
iviee
Faster
exams,
bad
been
corn,
fl'.''
0,'T"".''''.'.
nnd.
ail
partlea
Imvinit
,
,
.
.
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.
.
,
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.
,
i'-hiiiii
HKamst
nie
miIH
fniiim
are
iieie-litlMeil
nl
Km'.
Inn
-fslrool
Snlinril
I
liy
ri'diilred
to
rinni.h
nine,
nrnnerlv
ii...
the
'.
I.
,
n,
.
.
ii
,
vermeil
to
me
iMi
ur
liefure
the
itllh
day
roulls
leslifylng
lo
Ihe
good
or
April,
a.ii.
iit5,
and
mi
pariie.
m-
ll
it
rr
trt
t
u
of
txt
Mm
Ihe
nnt.lla
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and
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day
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Wji,
Picture
Puzzle
Fun
Game
THREE
OPPORTUNITIES
TO
Wlft
-
$500.00
-
Find
the
Most
Objects
in
this
Picture
Starting
with
Letter
"C
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art
Juat
aa
aiy
to
at,
but
the
idta
ia
who
can
fmd
th,
Twanty-fiva
big
eh
priiat
will
b
gWtn
tor
iha
Twtnty-fivt
bttt
liata
of
"C
Wordi"
lubmind1
anawcr
to
thia
puizlt.
Th
parson
aanding
in
tht
Urgtat
nd
ntarttt
eorrtct
tial
at
nam,,
awardtd
firtt
priiai
aecond
ntarctt
correct
list,
atcond
priat,
tte.
Sat
how
many
you
can
f.ni
W(
THE
VANCOUVER
DAILY
STAR
annour.caa
today
a
moat
Interesting
and
arrusma
car.
'
tea
participate
in
thia
great
fun
game
from
a
school
boy
or
girl
to
dad.
mother
.
tr.J
it
n
grar.
i
at!
grandma.
It
holda
no
preference
to
age.
It
ia
a
ttat
of
your
skill
1.1
ftrrtting
out
'C
Ycri;'
v
Puzzle
Picture.
lt't
a
jim
dandy
puzzle
gacie.
We
know
you
will
enjoy
it,
for
everyone
Isvti
and
we
venture
to
say
youHl
never
have
more
fun.
It
costs
nothing
to
takt
pari.
The
"C-Worda
Puzzle
Came
ia
campaign
to
Increait
the
pit:
U-"tI
of
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Vancouver
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Star.
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ia
not
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aubacription
cr.iteit,
and
yoj
do
not
have
ts
land
mTI:
zubtcription
to
win
a
prize.
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your
anawtr
ia
awarded
firat
pria
by
the
judgea,
yaj
v.
wm
V3:
but
if
you
would
like
to
win
more
than
$5
we
are
going
to
mak
the
following
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offer,
Krt-
by
you
can
win
bigger
cash
prizes.
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PRIZES
Winning
anawtra
will
receive
the
twenty-flve
caih
print
according
to
the
table
below;
lit
Prize
2nd
Prize
3rd
Prize
4th
Prize
5th
Prize
6th
7th
8th
9th
:th
Prlzt
....
..
Prize
....
..
Prize
....
..
Prize
....
..
Prize
...
.
11th
to
15th
Prlzea
(Incl)
16tn
to
25th
Prlzea
(Incl)
..$25.00"
.
.
25.00
.
.
23.00
.
.
15.00
..
10.00
8.00
6.00
4.00
3.00
.
2.00
1.50
1.00
IN
PROBATE.
$250.00
250.00
250.00
75.00
50.00
30.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
7.t0
5.00
3.00
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SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
Hip
Mailer
of
thn
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Mallir
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he
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nf
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properly
veil
CAN
WIN
$500.00
THERE
ARE
THREE
$500.00
PRIZES
HERE'S
HOWl
If
your
anawer
to
the
-C-Word"
Picture
Puzzle
wine
FIRST,
SECOND
or
THlO
Prize,
and
you
have
sent
in
one
yearly
subscription
to
The
Vancouver
Daily
Star
at
$3.00
pef
l
you
will
receive
$250.00
Inatead
of
$25.00;
fourth
prize
$75.00,
etc.
(See
aecond
colamn
of
flgurea
In
prize
Hat).
Or,
If
your
anawer
wlna
FIRST,
SECOND
or
THIRD
Prize,
and
you
have
aant
In
two
yearly
aubacriptiona
te
The
Vancouver
Dally
Star
(one
new
and
one
renewal
or
two
new
aubacriptiona),
you
will
receive
$500.00
In
place
of
$25.00;
fourth
prize,
$150.00,
etc.
(See
third
column
of
flgurec
In
prize
Mat).
How
la
that
for
a
liberal
offert
But
LOOK!
there
are
three
$500.00
prlzea.
Therefore
If
you
atand
FIRST,
SECOND
or
THIRD,
and
have
aant
In
two
yearly
aubacriptiona
at
$3.00
each
(one
new
and
one
renewal
or
two
new),
you
will
win
$500.00.
It
takea
but
two
yearly
aubacriptiona
to
qualify
your
anawer
for
the
big
$500.00
rewarda.
Absolutely,
that
la
the
maximum;
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can
do
thia
with
little
effort.
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own
aubacription
can
count.
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can
alao
take
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to
atart
at
any
future
date.
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on
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when
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want
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atart
and
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aa.
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era
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and
towna.
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2
-
i5oifob
400.00
500.00
150.00
100.00
60.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
6.00
In
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event
of
a
tU
for
ina
nrlr
ffrt
the
full
amount
of
auch
prize
will
be
paH
to
.-..ich
tied
participant.
Mail
Your
Anawer
To
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Gillies,
Puzzle
Manager
The
Vancouver
Daily
Star
Uapartment
1
Vancouver,
B.
C.
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ll
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eniployta'a
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nuat
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arparate
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niiwii.
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Iietrrl
hi
a
flty
(lf
Apr,
ioJ.
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PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
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COLUMBIA.
In
Hip
Mnllnr
nr
tlir
Ailinlnhitinlton
Art
!
ami
I
In
the
Matter
or
IN
L'siate
or
EvaUl
ON
REQUtsi
i
o:
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An
object
or
article
can
be
named
only
V'Z-m
6.
Do
not
uae
hyphenated
or
compegad
or
any
worda
formed
by
the
eombiaatiai
or
more
complete
werds,
where
each
i-
aelf
la
an
object.
.
...
..irfif
and
7.
The
anawer
having
the
largest
J'T
correct
Hat
of
namea
of
visible
objecta
:
ahown
In
the
picture
that
begin
wit
"
C"
wll
be
awarded
Flrat
Prize,
etc
Niw
atyle
or
handwriting
have
no
bearing
ap
elding
tht
wlnntre.
la
8.
Any
number
of
people
may
ewerin
anawering
the
puzzle,
but
only
one
f
"
u
awarded
to
any
one
household;
"''
ner
awarded
to
more
than
one
of
any
0"P
twt
or
mort
have
been
working
"'.iTirel'tM
9.
In
the
event
of
a
tie
for
any
P'
"7aV
"
full
amount
of
auch
prize
will
ba
awardea
tied
participant.
10.
,nd
and
rent"
renewal!
'
-
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(bath
new
able
In
advance
at
$3.00
per
year
JJ
',
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Ho
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rier
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in
wnioi
Wnh
ever,
In
qualifying
for
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W-00
B"
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least
ONE
new
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w
BOl
i
n
wm
It.
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new
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la
anyone
WC,
been
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March
10th,
e0na1df-
12.
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will
receive
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earns
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tlon
regardlea
of
whether
or
r.ot
a
suoac
The
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Star
la
n'Jn-.r,fUllf
'
veH
13.
All
new
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will
be
f
,
making
fled
by
the
Puzzle
Manager,
f
",
forfeit
M
old
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aa
new
will
P0,'";,JBa
lr
,M
credit
of
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arf
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on
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HtX
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words
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Yl,
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quickly
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aa
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