v
September
21
1925
TTTF.
DATT7T
WFTHI
PAOF.
T-1VH
I
BLADDER
PAST
HISTORY
!
-.
!
SHOOTING
AT
i
nt
TTrTr
THE
RANGES
Lear
ran
ft
Taxi
75
Taxi
tile
to
hnve
the
best
Phone
7B.
K"ii
Hudson
Super-!
limrge.
Firi
iiihI
?
1
.ifiMiBT
Sedan
in
ll
new
-oei
ears.
RATES
1
I'.i-xi'iiKi'rx
.
.
$1.00
-,
C
Passengers
.
.
$1.50
8
I'.t-i'tigerA
.
.
$2.00
-
ir
Si'iIiih,
ir
'
$.00
''J'T
Sedan,
per
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
I
r
?
-
"Kf
$1.00
rblf
iiion.i!
passerigi't
50o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Phone
178
ii'
f.
per
III.
.
.
60
it
ill
10e
iik.
ht
lb.
.
.
20o
25o
S:.inK
I.
a
mli.
per-
35o
Gi
Tier's
Hcrr.s
and
Bacons
None
Belter
i!.
40c
.I.
per
fb
.
.
45c
len.
per
lli.
35c
!
Hit
MriMT.
Bulkley
Market
V
K-rr
Phone
178.
Shoe
f
hoice
is
Easy
j
'i
look
over
th'
:
ONYX
fr
Fall.
I
;
(Nyle
anticipate
j
of
fashion
ami
shoes
fur
each
ir-
'
Mmt
women
and
IH'II
WMll.
I
all
sloefc
is
now
We
sloek
A
ami
,
'
h-.
also
wlili
wiilttiH.
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
Phone
357
SHOT
SILK
TAFFETA
T
l
In
Newest
and
'
11
si
Shades
n
ibis
1
:
.dde
silk
for
girl
'
v
frocks.
Finn
soft
1
I"
qualify
which
will
'
nl.
'
.'.Ci0
value,
nl
per
yard
$2.25
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bent's
Third
Avo.
Phono
051
SHIP
DRUMROCK
Vessel
Wi
Owned
by
Captain
Tom
Calvert
Whose
Grand
son
Lives
Here
DUC
THIS
AFTERNOON.
An
interesting
lourh
or
Im-al'
dnlot'lefid
il-i-iri.,
n,e
,rpro;V
Illg
visit
lo
I
111
port
or
M.
Wor.p
Straits
Towing
1
MeH
K
carrying
barge
r
r
u
tn
r
ck
through
tin
fuel
Hint
itie
grandfather
or
a
lira)
man
was
on-of
the
owner
of
llii.
.ih.n-,i-r
v,Ubu
25
or
30
years
ago
j
Kin
proudly
sailed
llii
seven
sea
la
a
fiill-fledgrd
iiierrlwnl
ml-,"R
Mip.
The
grandfather
wa
".apl.
I
mil
Calvert,
whose
grandson
i
K.
T.
Calvert,
forest
ran.
K'i'
of
Furl
ClemVtil,
who
i
at
'
in
city.
Mr.
Calvcrl
rMin'rnhT
liaviup
iin
ait
a
boy
tit
t
iiiifiiinnl
lib
I
k
.
.
s.
.a
-
1
'
I'minniTK
WHICH
wasi
Until
niic
a
f
,r
tailing
01.11m
,-,
i.ivhijmiiii
nun.
.
11
in
Hiurii
ni
frraiin-
aiiiri
yn
a
1
1
llf
I
H
I
.
I
Ul
wis
Mr
.'5
yiHr
a
so
and,
naturally,
Mr.
ralv-rt
wifj
bo
mni
inler-
ii'(
111
"ivitKt
Hip
VM..H
nain
when
nhe
arrives
Iirr
IW,
afi.'rnoim
with
.1
i
a
eargo
11
ini.'
"i
'
In'
Prince
ftufierl
Spi
iin-
Mill.
Thirty-four
yur
ago
llu
iMuiiirork
nalliHl
on
hir
manlin
nobb-i'
frm
Knvlatnl
and
fr
vi-am
wax
one
of
the
finest
of
in-
wimljammeri
on
the
world
imiiI
of
iradi-.
Later
li
wi-ti!
Ihi'
iitrmn.
on
nalo.
ami
iiirina
Hip
war
wa
interni'il
in
a
.Meiean
nnn.
Still
later
In-
.i
taken
lo
San
Fram
i-i-oV,
"ti'-yiird.
(here
fo
twins
idle;
mil
wei'd-eovereil
until
he
wa
.
1
u
tit
hy
thp
Ifecile
SI
rail
.
ftm,
tonu;
3ft
feet
long
Towlnr
f.
and
lirmicht
lo
Ilril-
l"'m,
25.6
deep,
-he
was
:h
('olnmhia.
II
-r
hull
as
tind
originally
demgned
for
parliru-'id
tiff
ever,
her
xolid
leak
'arly
a-re
tren?lh,
the
'tween
rabin.
rinlt)H
with
olid
ma
-
nnvany
aun
witiniti.
sninnina-itKP
Inninr
like
a
iinmern
liner
patare,
the
veel
14
now
on
her
vav
from
I.nran
Inlet
tn
this
port
on
a
m-w
rein-
niriialion
of
activity.
The
days
o(
the
windjammer
have
paed,
mi
world
lanes,
crowded
back
by
steam
and
oil,
but
there
is
a
field
for
llie
good
old
bulls
yel.
.Vol
a
con
I
barges,
not
a
Hredg-
ing
hulk,
hut
in
active
trade.,
Tli
Urumroek,
with
slnbhy"
ma-U.
hut
with
hr
hamUnme:
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
.MiltiX
IS
IIKUI
UIVM
that
lb
rerrt
iuii
i
i
'ti
l.ol
llUI'l.
rjiic.il.il
.
II
Mlt.
(x-iui)
Miiii.mt
uf
Land'
In4
lprtiwiu,
VlrlrU.
H
i
.
fort
pi,
itft
LAND
ACT.
NMIK
ef
Inltnlles
lo
Applf
l
Purchat
Land.
Hi
tbf
Land
rmmrowr
I4irlri
of
Vrtncv
nui-ri.
awl
iwint
purtKw
or
ui
fnur
(tti.
Hra
m
(I..
.
i
in.incl.
TAC
VHItt
thai
riitlrll'a
Llnill.!
r
i'rin
hunorL
11.1..
mrtuiU.
laiHtd
tn
aiply
fur
rrrtniMlflii
ta
(nrrMoe
the
iuihwhii
iKtrnom
hw
OOTtmw-mr
11
.(.
pwi
ptaniMi
n
it.
n.,rll'i.t
rmwr
iif
kit
hit
li'nlv
iwiniy-iuur
four
(
(ti
,
ratr
n
is
.
i:iai
nuinci;
umhm
..ulh
lltlrl)
l
rlwin.
Uwaiai
r
n.rtv
chain:
ihrnrr
mintl
elfkt
rtMlnx.
nnrr
nr
If,
tn
hirtr
nr
mark:
ihr
iHiritva't
aiunir
nun
xtairr
dmik
10
inni
..r
c..iinrKnr-nwM.
ami
nmiaimns
mrmy
1
an
,
arrr,
HMr
or
Int.
imzzmx-a
iiviTF.o.
AiUranl.
phiinT
Aurui
I4fn.
A
ti,
iptt.
.
.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inltntlon
lo
Apply
to
Purchaia
Land.
m
ih.
I
.ii.t
liontnlinr
lll.lrlrl
of
rrlnr
liniwri,
aixt
sllnalr
al
thi
noMiUi
of
Kir
ran
i:m
l
wuirii
riows
nun
inn
Ir.iall
lit
it
abuui
mile
fr-in
u
imsilh.
TAkK
oTCE
that
Jhn
A.
Smith
or
iiniiM
liunrrl.
n.C
ch
I'lipallnn
lumtx-r-
m.n
imiiiil
Ui
wl.v
n
prnillm
u
k.u.
itu.
rnlloMlnr
dmrrllMHl
UiiU
1
i-junmrnrinr
a(
i
m.l
planlwl
II
the
initliwi'M
mnier
"f
ll
AS;
lianm
four;
tin
nrr
so
rliain
nortlvorlji
lhi-n-e
m
.
ham-
wi'MfH).
DM.r
or
Irw.
m
tin
Em-till
mrrr:
thfin-
so
rhatm
mitnrrJy:
llH-nrr
10
ihalii
ealrly.
amt
eonulninf
til
afir..
more
or
Iws.
APPUrant.
Per
C.
r.
ItleL
Aseni..
f
nth,
l?S
I
AND
ACT.
Nttlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
PurthaM
ir.
in.
I
unit
nwn1int
nttrlrl
nf
Prlnrnl
t
a
mh
markeil
,o.
I.E.;
thenrn
south-iiiiwri
anil
Itiiat'
l
"'"
,:pM'lt
i
"Ir
'
chn,
nitire
or
Ira,
to
low
-Ktxer
oiVirH
'fl'iw
Into
fVl!l
nivrr
atxiur
iiurk;
Ihnire
In
a
wralrrly
dlrtlon
i
niil
rroni
IH
moutn.
alnMr
low
watrr
mark
furly-rltht
humlrrd
tiVV
iT'
E
tl't
rnrino
I,
nifl
of
ri-rt.
lir(
or
U;
thenre
northerly
to
prinri"
llni'!
orrnpatloli
linnlKr-
rlialns
to
point
of
nnnmrnrrnunt,
ami
n.n
ininiil
t"
PPI"
'"r
nniHi
ui
pun'hai-
ri?har
th
mo
f"'',".,r".'rLr.,l.,'v?,:r:
i.'-nn,m
-.....
n.
rw
at
a
po.t
pianifd
at
me
.
.
.
,.,.rip
nf
I
Maiitr
four;
,2..ir
soutlirrly;
thvnr
tfl
to
ha
n
'VlVr
xvMtorl"
thcix'f
til
rhum
north-pAV
ihrnr
'""'f'r
2
elnt
of
Unmrn"itirnt.
and
rontalnlnt
40
arrw,
more
or
Ira.
P
niFf..
Applicant
...-fiiin
m
ruled
LAND
ACT.
i.n.
f
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laa
Land
l-tnd
Hwrdtna
nistrlc
in
,n
1
.Hnce
nupert
Tn
,rrt.
and
Mtuate
at
Yes
V.iJ.n
llav.
Maaaell
InM.
.
,
Tiir
voticf
that
F",,,
!""M'i"'n.
i....u
RC
occupation
rannerjman,
!.?.!
tn
aiinl'v
fr
of
rol-
.ViiV
decr
lied
land:
.
.
.
cnmmenrln?
P"
P'n,'l
"
i
.ininirni
ii.
,-,,.
n
v
p
corner
J?
5.
MMrtrt:
i
.t
l.
Ml
nonrc
rJ.:i'f
il
hams:
thenc
north
thfeni
le.
'"
Wl"p'"
nrirli;
h
ww
more
itV.i.
eaferl'
a
on
man
waier
uinra
in
Hdni
I
f
Hiiimcn
.;m..nt,
and
rnntatnlnt
,r-,!,VKjiK
,
a.rr.
more
,
simpson.
Applicant
loimir,
irai
jiniar
or
tne
supreme
nr
iirmn
coiiimnia
at
Prince
Huier
H.C..
on
Tlmrdy.
the
ism
iiay
of
Orto
i"r.
iv.
at
tun
hour
or
eleven,
o'clock
I"
tt'"
Wrenoi.il.
at
Ihn
Law
Court,
Conn
Ifniiw
Celnen
Rune.,
n
r
r,
.n
Dit(4
lire
'"
1
al
H
u
MM
In
of
'itOUMf,
B.O.
iosounos
ssssssm
hnmal
Set
u6c
1
Ul
Rncarc!
won,
wni
KM
lain.
'"
Iknaloitohuaaai
YourOrfCfr
orDruggut
(;
null
lm.-
a
limji
ami
true
as
rt'
--',
i
urni
in
wen
ny
me
lug
c
'-uinuui
i.i-wiii,
10
re-cnier
w
u.i'ii-
il
a
i(T
IMI
ly
Ili'SlgllPlI
ami
1;
ti-.l
lug
.-arriir.
""in
yars
ikiininaniler
U.
Joluii.n.
U.H.d.,
Lloy(r
affinl
y
ni
ww,
n-aUir
and
apnl
1'kl.Ml.lll
.
I-
.
i.
I
1.1.
.1
"!
n.rii
iii
iun
uiin
ii'ica
Inn's,
ha.i
Im'ii
planaini
,,.
imiiiin
iiicj.,
all
i'mhi,
in
pilc
of
wea-
'
and
iiilin.
Hp
has
fittwl
the
IrumrM-k
I
lo
Uii.
In
th
Vv
-li
the
Hecate
.ft
rail
Towing
y
I.iniile.l.
of
whirfi
II.
L.
Johnon
of
Wallon
A
Co.
Limit-
w
'
'hr
manaains:
owner.
Miere
ha
been
evolved
a
method
of
y
namninu
mne
wnieh
11
11
nenev-
iU
he
more
rapid
and
mueh
nmre
afe
than
n.hder
the
pfenl
yMein
of
rafting.
A
veel
of
''',
-
and
orlop
deck
beam
he-
inK
especially
i-
iiiy
strong.
wnms.
rmen
Filled
an
a
hk
irannri
np
win
carry
milliou
feel
of
limber,;
and
ran
Mow
Mirk
of
any
siie.j
The
eteam
plant
contit)i
of
a
water-tube
boiler
fill
with
oil
burning
fnroare.
Radio
Telephone
An
itereling
feature
of
the
eooiuioi
iii
is
a
low-iwer
radio
'ephone
set
which
is
for
tin
puriMise
of
maintaining
eonnee-
Don
lielwcen
the
big
log
carrier
is
and
the
(mvboal
when
at
sea.
jpver
the
majority
got
away
al-Conimander
Johnson,
who
has
lliongh
they
left
enough
lo
make
worked
night
and
day
for
some
the
excursion
worth
while
for
month
pasl,
filling
ami
plan-.thp
sportsmen,
ning
the
equipment
of
the
Drum-;
Those
present
at
fbe
Hig
Hay
ruck,
i
accompanying
her
on
flats
yesterday
included
a
party
her
first
voyacV.
to
ascertain
with
J.
A.
Ilinton.
another
with
how
be
will
meet
the
efficiency
Alex
Mardonald,
a
third
with
her
hull
and
equipment
promise.
iorge
Hryant
and
others
with
.
...
Andy
Akerberg
and
Alex.
Mellac,
HEAD
OF
ANGLICAN
j
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
I
IN
CANADA
fOMINfi
.Mrs.
Ferrsrltee
of
Montreal,
.president
of
the
Dominion
YVoiiicn"s
Auxiliary
of
the
Angii-'
...
.
.
-
.
,
can
Church,
wiir
arrive
Here
py
Ihe
steamer
Prince
mipcrt
onlClln4
Wednesday
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada
and
on
that
day
wil
address
lie
Women's
Au.xilT-ary
of
St.
Andrew's
Church
at
a
luncheon
lo
he
given
in
Ihe
SI.
llegjs
flafe
Hn
Uer
,hoiof.
Mrs.
Ferrabee
will
proceed
Cast
on
Thursday
morning
by
train
and,
during
her
slay
in
Ihe
city,
l!
he
Hie
guest
of
Mrs.
Wallace
G.
Orchard,
Musgrave
Place.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle'
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
La
Land
in
rrinre
nurcrt
l.amt
rtworrtinr
Hy
trin
or
I'rlHre
lliiiiert,
ami
ulttiat
al
HartlPlt
I'ulnt,
Walrs
llaml.
lirltbti
(.IIIUMIIIIII.
TAKt:
NOTICE
that
Anla-Hrltl.h
Col
umbia
I'arkinR
('ennpauy
l.lmitrrt.
of
Vancouver,
H.:.
urrupaiinn
rarkfrs,
tn-
irndt
to
apply
for
a
Icane
of
the
rollow-I
litar
drsrrllimt
laiiilt:
i.iiiiiiiocinr
ai
a
Pi
pianirn
on
inr
Knitll
nhnro
of
nartlrlt
Point.
W'alcn
1-taml,
at
hih
water
marks
thrnro
in
an
ramrrty
dirrrllnn
alonir
tilth
wiler
mark
rortv
Hnt
niinnrrit
rvet.
more
or
ins.
rumaiiniiK
n
arrrs,
nmrr
or
IfM.
ASOLM-WUTISII
COt.tlMrm
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant
Per
Walter
E.
Valkr(
Arrnt.
Piled
Inly
it,
nts.
NOTICE.
IM
THE
MATTEnl)K"TIIE
COMPANIES
ACT."
ami
IN'
THE
MATTER
OF
ISVSSTMENT
COMPANY
OK
NOHTIIKHN
niITltM
COI.UMH1A,
LIMITEI.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
the
ahov
Company,
wlrtw
n
itlKlei-cd
orrice
l
at
Phnee
nii-lrt,
ll.i:..
will
apply
to
III
Ihinnf
udire
court
Order
remorln
Ihe
aald
Company
tn
th
n-itlier
.r
r.tmpanlea
In
the
i.rrire
of
the
nerllrar
of
Jo(n
stock
Companle.
e
torM,
R.C
,
under
Section
InS
of
the
Coinpanli
Arl
of
Arlllsh
Columlila,
HTI.I
at
Prince
hupert,
n.C,
thU
tMh
day
of
Scplciiilipr,
A
H.
lots.
M,
00N7.ALES.
Sollcllgr
for
Company.
Royal
Arms
Cup
Won
by
Malcolm
Lamb
Yesterday
In
Forty
Out
of
Fifty
ALSO
SPOON
HANDICAP
,
Shooting
in
splendid
form
ji'slerday,
Malcolm
M.
Lamb
eniTicd
off
the
Hoyal
Arms
Cup
tie
shoot
of
the
North
IJ.CJ
niK'nl-
Ilifle
Asifoeialion
on'
lie
Mc.Mf'holl
Croeji
ranste
with
uriiri'
r
r
40
out
'f
a
iosible
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U
AT
GEORGETOWN
Honkers
Cot
Unpleasant
Surprise
Yesterday
Yesterday
Morning
Morning:
Noise
as
Great
.
F
The
flats
al
Hi?
.Hay
prentfd
curious
speeUhle
Minuay
lnorilinr
aSout
daybn-
ilr.
HunlerV
Umm
l'rinee
Iluperl'
where
there
ahead
of
the
freewe
And
when
the
bird"
aejran
to
arrive
there
wa
i
trreal
noise.
riu-
biros
wen
honking
and
the
guns
popping
in
every
direction
and
the
wonder
that
any
birds
were
left.
How-
and
all
brought
home
goese.
J
The
Midlae
parly
consisted
of
Alex,
and
John
Meltae,
I).
II.
Ilarlness
ami
V.
Wtttiniwin
and
,U(,y
hagR'M,
fift,,,
,,o8k,'rs
m
Aeeompapyinp
J.
A.
Illnlon
on
Ihe
launch
Starlight
wWe
C.
Y.
Kvitt,
II.
O.
Crewn.
and
II.
A.
iihiwu
Hivhl
eee
and
a
.nt(.P
r
,(.ks
fell
to
their
I
lie
Kirly
on
lieorjro
llryan!
s
Ilnrla,
which
baggeib
four
geese
Intsides
Ituoks,
'oonsisled
of
Douglas
.'Shirk,'
Xorrltf
Fringle
Joe
(irper,
W.
X.
qiiatfr,
W.
K
WJIIisortift
and
C.
(
Mills.
Alex
Macdnnald's
parly
on
Hie
Vacquero
consisted
of
J.
A.
Lindsay,
11.
Slyles
and
A.
D
iilhs.
They
hrough
homo
one
goose
and
several
ducks
The
five
parlies
visiting
Hi
nay
got
a
total
of
22
geese
in
the
twenty-four
hours
between
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons.
SPORT
CHAT
"Ha
be"
llulh
after
weeping
bitterly
and
promising
.solemnly
lo
mend
his
ways
has
been
forgiven
by
Manager
Muggins
of
the
Yankees
and
taken
back
into
tho
fold.
The
fine
of
$5,000
which
was
Imposed
upon
hint
stands
however.
Many
of
those
on
tho
inside
of
Hig
Hall,
maintain,
that
the
reason
be
has
not
dono
so
well
of
late,
is
that
a
great
deal
of
his
wonderful
record
for
home
runs
was
duo
to
lite.
lively
ba'll.
which
existed
notwithstanding
all
the.
reports
lo
Ihe
conlrary
on
I
ho
part
of
baseball
officials.
Now
it
is
pui'lcly
staled
that
siiiee
the
first
of
August,
the
lively
ball
has
been
replaced
by
another,
and
thai
the
pitching
immeitiaieiy
proved,
with
a
oor
-
l
responding
railing
off
in
extra
aso
nu
and
home
runs.
The
inner
"onsiruclion
of
:
he;
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
17
VERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
-
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
.Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
ad
vertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of.
your
family.
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
lo
get
these
.
things,
hou)
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
,
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the.
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
ad-tier
Using
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
int
portant
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
different
from
what
it
used
to
he.
While
the
hall
is
said
to
be
still
lively,
it
is
n6
longer
filled
with
explosive
like
qualities.
The
old
iiall,'
it
is
said
by
experts,
had
a
cork
centre
with
a
diamielcr
of
about
half
an
inch
in
diameter.
This
was
surrounded
by
two
hemispheres
of
live
grey
rubber
and
joined
together,
this
making
a
rubber
ball
with
a
cork
centre.
Fine
woollen
yarn
was
wound
around
that,
and
the
whole
cov
ered
with
horse
hide.
This
was
the
combination
that
created
the
deluge
of
home
runs,
which
when
Hip
novelty
wore
off,
began
to
palf
oil.
thf
spcctal-ors.
The
main!
change
in
IJic
new
ball
is
that
Ihe
covering
of
the
cork
centre
instead
of
being
of
live
grey
rubber,
is
of
hard
black
rubber
a
quarter
of
an
inch
thick.
Around
this
is
a
covering
of
live
red
rub
ber,
about
an
eighth
of
ail
inch
thick.
Though
the
centre
is
the
same
size,
tho
hartf
rutibcr
fs
supposed
lo
have
lessened
its
activity.
The
plan
adopted
by
Ihe
Hnd-ininlon
Club
last
year
and
lively
to
be
adopted
again
Ibis
year.
in;
...
..
I
-
:
I
regard
lo
members
paying
llirir
dues
is
worthy
,,f
nutation
byf
other
orgai.Ualions.
In
the
Had-
minton
ciun
a
person
is
not
i
member
until
the
dues
arc
paid.
The
only
thing
that
counts,
is
the
cash.
That
does
'away
with
a
lot
hf
work
for.
tho
secretary
and
ebhiinates
cause
for
unpleasantness
later.
In
almost
nil
clubs
there
are
.members
who
hold
hack
from
paying
their
dues,
causing
Ihe
treasurer
a
lot
of
worry,
and
'sometimes
they
never
pay.
ficult
to
gel
the
island
re-eslali-'ished
as
a
preserve.
BOOTH
SCHOOL
WON
JUNIOR
SOCCER
GAME
Good
Match
Saturday
Afternoon
Despite
Short
High
School
Team
Score
Ona
to
Nil
The
Junior
Football
game
on
Saturday
afternoon
botween
Hoolb
School
and
Ihe
High
School!
resulted
in
n
vjctory
for
the1
former
team
by
a
score
of
1
tO
nil.
The
High
School
was
unfortunate
in
not
being
able
to
field
a
full
team
having
only
nine
players
buL
in
spile
of
Ibis,
it
was
a
good
game.
The
High
School
boys
played
a
good
defence
game
and
also
missed
a
couple
of
good
scoring
chances.
The
Itoolh
.
School,
apparently
over-anxious,
also
missed
scor
ing
chances.
The
only
score
of
Ihe
game
was
made
in
Ihe
first
half
hy
Jack
Nelson
for
the
Hoolh
School.
J.
Campbell
was
referee,
and
lh
a
e
linesmen
were
deorge
ro,hrail0
nrM
w.
I'..
Williscrort.
Tft(t
npf
,
Tu.,(,
,
,
,
,,
,,,
gl
,
School
and
11
High
School.
HAD
POOR
GEESE
HUNTING
AT
ZAYAS
Party
Making
Trip
There
Yester
day
Came
Home
with
a
Bag
of
No
Blq
Birds
i
No
treese
was
the
bag
of
consisting
of
Herl
Moore,
fieorge
Kerr,
Iler-
her!
Taylor.
J.
D.
McCjillutn
and
Dave
MeCullough
which
visited
hunting
party
i
.
.
Complaints
continue
lo
coino.a
in
to
Ihn
effect
thai
people
are
Killing
deer
on
Kaien
Island,
which
Is
a
game
preserve
II
!s
understood
thai
an
attempt
will
bo
made
lo
presenile
some
of
It's
a
profitable
practise
Zayas
Island
near
Du.ndas
Island
between
Saturday
and
Sunday
af
those
engaged
in
that
kind
ofjtemonns.
The
trip
was
made
hunting.
There
are
a
good
nianv
on
Claude
Kelchum's
Wigwam.
deer
on
Ihe
island
now
and
IfiTbe
parly,
besides
no
geese,
gol
uuscoaus
now
used
la
entirclyithey
are
destroyed
It
will
be
diMno
duck.
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
F.very
piece
kiln
dried
And
easily
split.
Large
load
SG.00
delivered,
or
&
bundles
already
split
for
$1.00
delivered.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
lo
gTve
service
all
hours.
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
We
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
'range
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
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now!
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of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
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345
Third
Ave.
Also
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Cove
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Rupert
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&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
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