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y
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I
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hi
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fire
on
requesL
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.
tliiri
when
mother's
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pals
October
n
.il.
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oppriitin
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fipwliat
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In
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wlrnr
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..
worn
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siu
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Bulger
Jeweller
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pirsf
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ivt
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rgpre
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.
$1.00
0
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.
.
$1,50
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.
$2.00
er
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er
Spdan.
per
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o
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Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
t
or
2
ntrorft
$1.00
i
adihimnal
panocnRer
50c
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
4l
ui
vuald
jl
Jacquettes
,!
1
xquiitllo
Stock
of
Fur
i.iuiaiK
ui
low
prices.
.
C.
FUR
Co.
wl
f
taa
I
an
evi.l.J
a
FORD
Improved
models
will
bo
1111
vt.w
tlii
month.
Wo
imve
two
iirei'til
lypo
'''lans
upon
which
wn
nni
"'fi'iing
special
Inducements.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON
THROWS
uium
un
CONDUCT
CANADIAN
AFFAIRS-
SPNTf
HUf4C4aj-vn...
O
F
PRE
i
iii
Tn
n
immjt
nr.wM
-
.
......
3.,,fton-wag
Jaken
off
he
debt.
Was
that
not
a
creditable
ac-"flinpllshmenl
for
eighteen
FACTS.
,,w"",nuvtHT,BI-E:,,"nll.
of
office?"
said
Mr.
1
iiijih,
(ronHniiPHTrTT.
.'"
'
showing
.
a
sur-
(fonllniif.l
from
page
j
ulij
nnl
n,i,..i0.
n.
.Y..t.i
history
of
Canada,"
asserted
Hip
allnriipy
general.
"Vilal
issues
are
before
iim
and
parlirulnrlv
before
llio.e
of
iim
who
VI,
WMt
of
Hip
(irpal
Lake.
propose
lo
review
conditions
an
llipy
prevailed
in
Canada
prior
lo
the
accession
of
Hip
Mackenzie
King
government
lo
power
in
12I
and,
lo
do
so,
I
intend
lo
rofer
you
nol
to
anything
that
llm
i.ineniis
may
liavp
said
or
-
...
.....
.i-ui
mat
could
reach
n
proper
decision
j?""'
'"'-'''-''',
M'-
Mini
son,
Mr,
II
avjis
nol
in
iiiifiiimn
M-'r1""
,,a'1
reduced
taxation.
Tlin
Manson
said,
In
endeavor
Id
wnynM'e,iv
i,f
l"-Hng
stamps
on
anyone
through
oratory
or
arKii-i""'"."
e,,''i
wa
removed
and
llii
nmnl
l.ul
In
disclose
Hip
farii,
a
'
'',ur'''
imple-
llipy
slnnd
in
connection
with'"f,,",,'
f"r
''
imvclopmenl
federal
affair.
'I'
,u,
'-..liiral
resources
and
in
Crucial
Timet
'"'uslrie..
TIip
next
yar
liad
"Wo
are
standing
at
one
of
IfiP
inol
rrnrial
time
in
Uip
been
Hosed
Willi
a
decrease
of
"M.Hin.wxi
j,j
tjIP
national
debt
despite
Hm
decrease
in
taxation.
Ill
Hip
firal
year
eiuling
September
30,
11)25,
Canada
had
paid
out
of
Iipp
revenue
$25,-K05,o()
oir
capital
debt.
"Will
you
not
way
lliul
wan
capable
nianatrpinPnl
in
pilp
of
what
Mr.
SIpvpiih
may
have
told
you
from
hi
vry
idalform
in
comparing
Ihe
financial
Klandin
of
Hip
Gonnervativp
wil
j
that
of
Mm
UheraU?"
If-.-!
...
M.alpmenU
or
my
own
but
to
the',
'
,
,,'",'nnP
K,l,fr
n,ynn'
uiterai.ee
of
,p
Onuervallvo..'
T'"
-Tlwl,
had
ii.,i,m.vp"
dipeneil
Willi
1.IH5
eivil
xer-
Mr.
Manon
rm.l
a
Maliiienl,S
li'ru
""""'""i'T,
"me-in
('"'"ff
"RC
fh
oiillion
dot
lino
i.
II....
i
r,..,
am.
ler.
a
i.rominr.i
..
A
1
hey,
went
lo
Mi.
.enardinif
dm
flow
of
(nadinn-
'
?:utt!'-"
...
.,
,
Manon.
"I
don't
know
i.
ii..
n-ii-i
c.(.
4.
-hup.
Mr.
.'.alder
had
ntmlJZ""ni
la
f.o-
thiM
II.kmirI,
the
rapid
1'
n
Wa
"UVP'J
U,
'
.1..
..
1...
a
",UW'
land
Hie
onnorlunitJe
tl.at
i.pp-'.
.
!..?!.
'')f
'R'"n
J0,np,l
"I'
.Poled
Ihenuelve-
for
young
inlmZ
,1
hJT"0'"
in
I
nilpd
Slato..
ih.
Mr.
Ualder
Ijad,:.
"p
,"
Wt
X
7l
litem
o
into
,
a
mulligan
7--n,a
Iwould
probably
conli.ue.
The
f
"J
':ffl
'
on(
'J'"
wi"
I
r
.
...
,,
',wo
parale
Klaffn
of
adimnif
Iwa,
no
new
Dillon
Vn
(..revailP,,
from
Mm
day.
of
Slr'S
oofl.OOn
of
"H
Hie
'H
"lY
John
A.
Mardoimld
on.
Conditions
Under
Melghen
Thru
in
Id.
.41
.
.
I.
44.l
Canadian
tat
payem"
money
for
Hie
bankrupt
ID.I,
VjllfH
Ml
11
r
1
I
..I
....
tn
"r
"a!
IIUKIHPP
in
offiep,
Mr.
Metjuarne
had
frrr-l
In
Hie
rloin?
down
of
farforif
in
Canada
and
the
breadline
all
over
the
country.
There
wa,
Mr.
Muhmhi'
admitted,
great
uneuiploymenl
at
that
lime
for
lnlnnre
in
Hie
eily
of
Van
couver,
lie,
a
nliiilr
of
la
nor
liu
llm
provincial
jrm
eminent.
had
endpavoi-el
In
Krade
with
Hie
itilualion
ami
be
wa
glad
to
)-
that
there
had
never
beti
attain
a
Ihere
ha.
I
never
been
before
upIi
a
breadline
a
liter
wan
in
llm
year
IttHt.
Mr.
Ilorkin,
aootlmr
Ouioervative.
at
that
time
had
plaeed
the
blame
for
condition
on
the
workingitien
of
Omi-aila.
lie
Ofr.
Huekin.
Aiii-erteil
thai
I
hey
uer
reftiein-;
ef-fieiPiM'y
lo
their
Atnployer
and
Hip
only
way
lo
correel
the
eil-oaiioii
would
be
by
Jul
MK-ii
a
neriml
of
detrimn
a
Ibo
jrouniry
wan
then
exjxfrienrina.;
lie
aked
for
deprelon
in
or
der
to
Mane
the
workingmen
in-o
itubtulMn."
ilrplared
Mr.
Ma
nn.
Financial
Situation
Mr.
ManOH
Hmn
delvMl
into
Mm
finanrtal
niluallnn
of
Cnn-
nia
Bivinif
a
nmiiinHip
i
I-
4
KIIIII4
TV4
ljfl
iiui!
!,
ni-iirrii
oir.
.nanson
a
Im
went
on
to
review
the
finanro
of
the
Canadian
Nation
al
llaiiway.
under
Hie
adinini
IralioH
of
ir
Henry
Thornton
who
the
Mackenzie
KiriR
Kovern-
inent
bad
plaepil
in
P-harso.
Our
inp
the
fimt
three
monlbe
of
hi
flrl
year
in
charge.
Sir
Henry
rbornlon
bad
lurneil
an
opera!
ing
defieil
of
1
1.5
13,000
into
an
ooeratins
turiduit
of
2.2HC.
000.
In
ldS3
an
operating
profit
of
fSO.noo.OOO
wa
Mbown
and
in
I0SI,
the
ypar
of
the
hort
grain
crop,
a
profit
of
117.000.
000.
.t
the
clone
of
I9f5
it
was
expected
that
an
operating
ur
Hu
weJI
in
Plop
of
130,000,-
000
would
be
ehown.
"fknider-ap
of
an
appoiiiplilimnt
for
the
abort
.pare
of
four
year.,"
reflected
Mr.
Manson.
It
wn
realiied,
Mr.
Mantnn
aiil,
that
feeder
for
the
Canadian
National
Railway
were
neeilcul.
Sir
llpnry
Thornton
had
ineludpil
ueh
feedem
in
hi
program
but
the
Conservative
in
the
Senate
had
loed
il
into
Ibe
wale
bakel.
They
would
perm
1
1
no
competition
with
the
C.
P.
H.
(iovrrnmenl
ownership
was
to
be
ulepppd
on.
Only
after
v
mcing
figure
lo
compare
the
fRhling
fnr
tiroo
yPnr
u,j
tlt
(.landing
of
Hie
eoumry
uniay
afler
four
yearn
of
Liberal
nd-iniiil-dralion,
willi
whal
it
wu
when
the
Melghen
government
went
out
of
power
in
Itfil.
The
Conervalie
government
bad
come
in
with
n
lebt
of
312,000.-ooit
und
lind
?one
out
with
a
debt
of
.!2.000,00().
Tn
1021.
when
the
war
was
over
and
Mil
did
not
include
eosl
of
re.enlnb-lUhmk-nl.
Ili
i.onervative
bad
Inorenoed
Um
debt
by
iJUO.010.000
and,
in
the
In!
war
before
limy
Went
out
of
power,
limy
nan
in-
rrci
I
Dm
debt
by
8l,0il0,000.
Today."
Mr-
M
h-it
nfiid.
"Mr.
Meiglmn
come
lo
u
and
eay
thai
Mm
lariff
in"
Um
only
.dulion
or
our
difficulty.
Why
did
m
nol
upidy
llm
lariff
in
IV8I?
If
a
liinb
t
a-
T
r
i
vir-luoii
now
whv
wni
il
not
then?
J
No,
Mr.
Meiglmn
did
nol
add
lo
the
tariff
I"
'
wrl""
'l-Kree.
tio
failed
to
do
in
office
what
be
)iad
declared
)m
would
do
on
UlO
IllHIllffK."
The
anwer
of
Cannda
lo
Mr.
Meiuhen
at
llm
12I
general
.election
wn
lhal
the
Commrva-lle
won
only
65
i-eats
and
'
.
m
.,
il.
hah
M..ifif.rnil
liiiriy
oi
inoi
in
nii'-t-
t..
fighl
which,
bad
llm
fisbl
been
slralghl.
.ira.K....
I
...
boy
,
mihl
nol
linvn
Senate
allowed
a
portion
of
the
branch
line
program.
Railway
Monopoly
"Mr.
Meiglmn
declnriil
in
Vancouver
that
Vancouver
was
the
Pacific,
lerminu
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway.
I
declare
that
Prince
Hupcri
is
the.
ter-inlnu.
Now
the
Coneervalive
prnpoi-e
lo
amalgainnle
the
I
wo
railway
of
tliininla-wVitlifty'-AiViH
pass
into
a
monopoly.
Do
you
think
thai
would
be
safe?
I
do
nol."
The
Conservalives
criticized
eipendlturo
on
the
Canadian
National
llaiiway.
Tlmy
rriticfied
llm
golf
course
at
Jasper
Pnrk
nllhough
llm
CP.
H.
had
I
hem
at
llanir,
Lake
Louise
and
other
reports.
They
would
spend
no
money
on
development
of
Jim
Alaska
business
or
on
llm
building
of
hotel.
This
In
spite
of
Hie
fact
lhal
so
great
was
the
tourist
traffic
at
Jasper
Park
this
year
lhal
I
wo
full
Pullman
trains
had
In
be
lined
up
In
the
yard
to
accomodate-
people
who
could
not
be
taken
caro
or
in
the
hotel.
"I
believe."
asserted
Mr.
Man-
son
"that
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
is
entitled
to
tho
sanm.
--nJcliai.ee
as
the
O.P.H.
(liven
that
Six
on
of
llm
nl
"
,
-po
won.
,
,c
,
wi
U.at
in
a
.
had
returned
nol
a
single
vinres
1i
alir.t'f
i.nriiiil
it..-
I
I'll
I
J
f
'I'M
-
J"
(.ousenaine.
,.
.,.rlllli
a
,..
.,
illln-
Jill..
f
rhona
4
.......
..-
-
Mr.
Klni
com.
UAo
nffice
Hon
as
D-l-.n.
!f:!
"S"
T.:na..onal
"
Z'Tl
of
Uv.Vft
cost
of.Mr
Slovens
did
not
say
hero
!d
lm
o
'
V.
'..
.1.11-
service
...rvie
..n.l
and
taxation
taxation
.whal
he
said
In
Vancouver
re
the
public
must
be
reduced
no
mm
.;i-ed.
During
hU
flral
yrar
f
"f-fice.
Mr.
King
had
reduced
the
Increase
of
I
he
nnltonal
debt
from
8
1
,000.000
lo
$30,000,000.
The
prl
year;
Instead
of
a
deficit,
for
llm
first
llmo
la
len
years,
there
was
a
surplus
und
garding
the
railways.
Ho
was
one
who
fought
and
fought
and
fought
against
a
local
man
being
appointed
lo
tlio
C.N.H.
board
of
directors.
How
long
do
you
think
a
local
man
would
bo
on
that
board
If
Melghen
wero
returned
to
power!
Perhaps,
twenty
min
uIp.
We
may
not
have
obtained!
all
ap
would
have
liked
but
I
a
it
it
better
to
make
what
progrea
we
can
than
to
throw
what
we
have
made
to
the
wind."
The
Elevator
Speaking
of
tlief
f
levator
at
Prince
Iluoerl.
Mr.
.Man
-on
said
Ihere
might
be
on.i(Ttonnt
s
lo
who
bad
ben
Vqc
jijMilble
for
gelling
it.
Mr.
l'attullo
and
him-
relf
and
olhern
mix
lit
have
a
!i!led
but
FreISIoi
iv
ilon
dpPr-ved
the
great
credii
Cor
il
bav-;ng
beeji
obtained.
IVrtiap
every
one
did
nol
know
it
because
such
ihings
were
mU
always
broad
casted,
bill
Mr.
Stork
had
taken
hi
resignation
in
hi
hand.
and
had
said
that
lie
would
resign
by
the
lale
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier?
Hpre
we
are
closer
lo
the
Orient,
operations
our
harbor
is
better
than
Yan-and
eouver,
we
nave
.advantage,
given
to
u
by
nature
over
Van
couver
and,
despite
the
fact
that
the
Conservatives
may
buck
us,
with
what
the
(iood
Lord
has
given
us
and
wilh
the
assistance
of
the
Mackenzie
King
,
govern
ment
we
will
yet
make
a
port
of
Prince
Rupert."
(Applause)
Mr.
Manson
(hen
proceeded
to
deal
wilh
the
alleged
flow
of
people
away
from
Canada
at
thi
time
and
recited
figure
to
show
where
that
flow
had
been
greater
during
nine
years
of
Conserva
live
regime
than
it
had
been
in
the
same
period
under
Laurier.
During
Ihc
year
just
past
there
if
another
year
went
by
without
ocm
a
one
nunnre.i
per
ceni
an
elevator.
He
had
stood
by
decrease,
in
the
flow
of
Cana-,
to
the
united
Males,
me
hu
-im
HkP
a
man
and
hadl'lians
i.lr
"an
Mevnlor
or.
ft
hv-elec-i
tariff
was
another
catch
phrase
Hon
in
Skeena."
I
A
voice
"Ami
why
shouldn't
Im?"
Mr.
v
Manson.
"And
why
should
he
not
be
returned
again
for
the
good
work
Im
lias
done?"
'Applause).
Tim
force
of
tjm
opposition
to
llm
Prince
Rupert
elevnior
had
been
from
llm
Conservatives
w)io
had
bad
nothing
loo
bad
to
say
about
llm
project.
Tlfal
was
their
official
attitude
toward
llm
development
of
Prince
Itupert.
Mr.
llushhy
said
al
SnilUjejrs
that
tm
supported
the
Prfnfg
lluprt
elcval(r.ud
Jhal
be
w'oQld
show
Mr.
IV&y.oiu
"Do
rS)
Ihink
ttiaj-'h
new
member
Is
JlkJ-lj-Ui
go
in
anil
inrnw
.nr.
i-rayuui
overboan?
I
do
not."
Will
Make
Port
"I
have
been
here
too
long
and
have
(no
much
interest
at
slake
in
Prince
Itupert
lo
lend
my
support
lo
such
conditions
a
pre
vailed
between
I'Jlt
ami
vr:
asscrled
Mr.
Manson.
Vllow
can
anyone
in
Prince
Hupcri
support
other
than
ttm
parly
mat
1
pledged
to
the
development
of
the
(J.T.P.
railway
as
designed
'lib
Package
(
M
Now
your
grocer
has
M
the
clmese
you
like
to
well
in
this
handy
tif
llm
Conservatives
who
had
not
resorted
lo
it
when
tlmy
held
the
reins
of
government.
High
tariff
would
only
add
lo
the
purchase
price
and
the
consumer
would
have
to
pay.
Already
there
was
a
great
reduction
in
United
Slates
industry.
Tim
California
boom
had
burst
and
Canadians
wero
coining
back
in
droves.
Hegarding
IJie
tariff,
Mr.
Man.
sou
said
in.n
tow
or
nigu
lanu
would
nol
be
suitable,
to
all
parts
of
Canada.
The
.
Liberal
tariff
policy
at
this
time
was
one
of
moderation
su
Ural
the
Indus
tries
of
Ontario
and
Ouebeo
niishl
be,
protected
without
un-
That
policy
&apM(is
the
prnlrifi
.
was
prciicut'ii
by
Mr.
King
from
one
etui
of
Can
nda
to
the
other.
Mr.
King's
fight
againsl
the
Atlantic
shipping
combine
was
also
referred
to
by
Mr.
Manson
and
he
-said
that
fight
would
be
continued
though
delajed
through
the
death
of
Sir
William
Peterson.
II
was
a
problem
that
the
Conservatives
had
dis
covered
but
which
only
the
Lib
erns
had
attempted
lo
remedy.
Pledged
to
Reform
Mr.
Manson
dealt
wilh
Senate
reform
and
said
tbe
only
way
to
bring
about
such
reforrti
would
bo
lo
appoint
men
to
the
Senate,
who
were
pledged
lo
reform
That
was
what
Mackenzie
King
was
now
doing.
The
process
misrht
be
slow
but
it
was
the
only
solution.
Canada's
trade
bad
been
greatly
assisted,
Mr.
Manson
de
clnred.
through
trade
treaties
that
had
been
executed
with
such
countries
as
Spain,
tlio
West
Indies,
Australia,
elc.
The
Liberal
government
had
turned
an
adverse
trade
balance
into
3
favorable
one
wilh
.tho
result
that
Canadian
money
now
ro
reived
a
premium
in
New
York
where.
In
Meiglmn'.
last
year,
a
Canadian
dollar
sold
for
80c
That
had
been
ilotm
in
four
years
through
ordinary
business
mollu
oils
without
a
htglr
tariff
wall.
The
trade
treaty
with
Austra
lia
had
resulted
in
expansion
or
al
the
Powell
River
Ocean
Falls
paper
plants.
Freights
Rates
Mr.
Manson
dealt
wilh
the
1
freight
rates
fight
and
declared
I
hat
Mackenzie
King
stood
unequivocally
for
equalization
for'
ll.C.
whereas
Meiglmn
had
to
make
explanations
In
Vancouver
for
a
statement
thai
be
had
made
in
the
Kasi
that
the
recent
judg
ment
of
Hie
railway
commission
reducing
flour
and
grain
rates
to
Ibe
Pacific
Coast
bad
been
"indefensible,"
There
had
been
no
grain
through
Hip
Vancouver
elpvalor!
until
freight
rales
bad
been
revised
three
years
ago.
"Are
you
prepared
lo
sit
by
and
see
your
elevator
rust?
Do
you
want
lo
see
the
transportation
rales
to
the
Pacific
Coast
increased
again?"
Mr.
Manson
closed
his
address
by
giving
figures
to
show
that
trade
depression
and
.hard
times
did
nol
actually
exist
in
Canada
lo
such
an
extent
as
declared
by
the
Conservatives
and
making
an
eloquent
appeal
for
the
'return
lo
power
of
(he
Liberals
for
the
best
interests
of
Prince
Rupert.
Momentous
Decision
You
stand
nn
the
threshold
of
a
momentous
ileei.-ion.
Are
you
prepared
to
let
the
elevator
go
idle,
to
lose
your
director
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
to
throw
yourselves
metaphori
cally
lo
llm
wolves?
Regardless
of
the
parly
la
which
you
may
.
.
.
.
..-.
...
.
iipi
on
p,
1
initiK
you
ran
wmio.n
shamefaceituess
stand
behind
the
moderal
e
lariff,
the
welding
in
fhmuce
for
the
bonding
of
Canada
together,
one
policy
meaning
fair
play
lo
all.
a
railway
policy
of
fair
play
to
the
National
and
no
monopoly,
reduction
of
the
debt,
an
Immigration
policy
in
conjunction
wilh
Ibe
railways
and
cabinet
representation
for
llm
West.
Locally,
I
say
you
can
stand
be
bind
Slork
without
hesitation,
lie
has
rendered
you
honest
and
earnest
service.
He
proposes
to
carry
on
the
fight
night
and
day.
Would
it
not
be
better
to
have
your
member
inside
the
council
of
the
government
rather
than
outside?
Personally,
intelligent
elf
interest
demands
lhal
you
cast
your
vote
for
the
King
government
and
Fred
Stork,
The
government
is
imbued
wilh
op
limism,
has
proven
lis
ability
and,
despite
the
war,
I
look
wilh
confidence
to
carrying
out
of
Sir
.
Wilfrid
Luuriors
plans.
II
is
not
but
reasonable
for
you
to
support
Ibe
government
thai
support
you
and
by
supporting
red
Slork
support
yourselves?
On
Tuesday
night,
Mr.
Man
son,
Mrs.
Smith
and
Mr.
Slork
addressed
a
large
and
favorable
meeting
nl
Ocean
Falls
whilo
tho
sii'umer
J'ritii'p.
Jiupcrl
was
in
port
between
the
hours
of
l)
and
10:30.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Betwren
Alfred
W.
Clarke,
Plilnllff;
And
Templar
llobrrlmn
kerr,
Drtrndaiit.
TAkE
iOTICE
that
as
anion
3
ruisiieiird
a
gain-it
you
by
Ibe
above-nai.N-d
flalntirr
un
the
I7th
day
of
May,
tlii,
in
re(erl
of
an
Arrrrmrnt
for
sale
nude
twtwern
you
and
tb
l'lalntlff
with
r-ssft
lo
the
-le
and
purchase
of
Lot
SUUH-n
lit..
Block
Three
(It.
SecUoo
i'lgtl
(S).
City
of
Prince
Buprrl,
Map
itis,
which
aid
Agreement
14
'
dated
.umi-l
lth.
tsit.
A.ND
TAkE
AOT1CE
thai
by
an
order
of
Honor
Judge
Younir,
dated
the
f
1st
day
f
Seoteuiber,
itii.
It
wa
or-dertd
lhal
publication
nf
Oils
notice
In
a
nepapt-r
published
at
t'lince
Rupert,
B.C.,
once
a
week
for
four
week
shall
be
deeiHed
and
sufficient
service
of
Ibe
Writ
ft
Summon.
In
this
action
npsi
you;
AXO
11
was
further
ordered
that
the
tlrue
for
entering-
an
appearance
by
you
to
the
Writ
of
Summons
In
this
actum
be
within
thirty
days
arter
ttw
last
publication
of
uch
notice.
If
it
Is
your
Intention
to
defend
thl
action
you
will
hate
to
enter
an
appearance
in
the
Registry
orrice
or
this
Honourable
Court
at
tbe
Court
House,
prince
Rupert,
H.C.
10
the
Writ
of
sumiiMMis
herein,
within-
thirty
days
of
Hie-
lt
publM-aUm'.
otherwise
the
plaintirr
may
proceed
herein.
HATED
ibis
Ilih-
day
or
September,
103.
M.
GO-.ZAt.ES.
Solicitor
for
Plaintiff.
T0:
Templar
Robertson
Kerr.
Oefendapt.
-
LAND
ACT
Notlea
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchase
4U1U.
In
the
Land
Heeordlnir
OlMrirt
of
Prince
Itupert,
and
situate
on
Bit
Fails
Creek
which
rlows
Into
the'
Ecstall
River
about
18
miles
from
Us
mouth.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Prince
Hurvert
Spruce
Mills,
Limited,
or
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
lumber
manufacturers.
Intends
lo
apply
for
permluion
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
10
rhaln
northerly
from
the
southeast
cor.
tier
pf
Lot
ci3.
nanre
four:
tnence
o
tains
nortneriy:
I
hence
an
roams
easier-
iy:
thence
40
chains
southerly;
thencn
40
halns
westerly
to
point
of
rummeiice-
inenl,
and
containing
160
acres,
more
or
less.
rniscE
iuteut
srjuicK
mills.
LIMITED.
Per
n.
P.
nrii4
ih.
IN
PROBATE.
Rlei,
Agen
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
or-
the
Estate
of
Frank
Llndahl,
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
by
order
or
Ills
Honor
F.
MrB.
Young,
made
the
1st
day
of
October,
A.D..
1S,
I
was
appuluted
Adlivinlsiratur
or
the
estate
or
train
Llndahl.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
-are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
veriried'
to
me
on
.r
before
ttw
Slh
dar
of
November.
A.D.
IStl.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
tu
me
forthwith.
NORMA!
A.
WATT,
orrtrlal
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
tbe
Slh
dnv
of
October,
a
IN
PROBATE.,
IN
THE
SUPREME"
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ju
tbe
Matter
or
the
Administration
Art;
aim
la
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
or
Thomas
Carpenter,
Deceased,
Intestate.
,
TAJ.K
.NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honor
F.
MrB.
Vcunr.
made
Ibe
1st
day
of
October,
A.D..
lUiJ,
I
was
appointed
Ailmlulslrator
of
the
estate
or
Thomas
'.arpeiiler,
deceased,
and
.all
parties
iuv-
'
iug
claims
against
the
said
extate
am
hereby
reoulrual
to
furnish
same,
properly
verirtcd
to
-
me
nn
or
before
tl
Mb
day
of
November,
A.O.
and
alt
parlies
Indebted
In
Hie
estate
are
required
lo
pay
the
amount
of
tbelr
Indebtedness
to
me
.forthwith.
,
NOnMAV
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
H.C
Dated
the
Slh
rt;ty
of
October.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT,
Racordlng
District
of
Tlgraph
Ortsk.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Jacob
Fowler,
of
Oreal
Glacier,
Stlklne,
rayi-her.
In-tenils
lo
apply
for
permission
tu,
pur-rliaie
the
following
described
land!
Commencing
at
a
it
planted
on
the
west
bnk
or
the
Slikln
Itlver.
near
the
Oreat
C.
lacier,
at
southeast
corner,
thenre
running
melli
to
rtiilns;
thence
In
westerly
dlrecthm
io
chains;
thence
In
a
southerly
direction
to
chains;
thence
In
an
easterly
dlrerllon
to
chains,
to
.commencement
post,
Dated
August
till,
tots.
J0H.N
JACOB
rOWlIft.