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94
Dr.
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S.
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Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
0
to
0.
X-Ray
Strvlos
Phone
680.
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Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenings
riTB
OAtLf
5KWB
Saturday,
.Vovemb?.
j,
l2j.
COW
BAY
QUESTION
AGAIN
BEFORE
CITY
BECAUSE
OF
.NAME
or
l-tSO.
AS?tsUl.
SHOUT
lUKIUI'TlOA
'
PMuruiTV.
E
3
DEMAND
FOR
THE
s
mWWuUU
rnr
r
i?vll
WATERFRONT
IN
THAT
NEIGHBORHOOD.
continued
from
page
jhe)
'lees
to
lie
held
today.
Aid.
Stephens
felt
that
the
i
iiy
should
not
be
made
respon
quito
fleet
of
what
little
shelterj'
it
already
iiossessed
at
tuw
Hay.
This
Increased
Demand
A
ipjestion
brought
up
by
Aid.
smith
as
to
the
wisdom
of
mak
ing
the
exchange
proposed,!
brought
up
the
Misrsestion
from
Mayor
iNewlon
Ittal
(he
city
should
ib-mtam!
300"
instead
of
2lin
feet
of
waterfront
from
the
provincial
Kovernmenl
and
that
t
li
exchange
should
only
lie
itlilile
mi
Ihi
iimlArl.'itiilifi'v
lla.,1
the
council
until
Monday
nisht
He
called
a
meeting
of
the
joint
fisheries
committee
for
Salunlay
afternoon
anil
lie
was
desirous
I
hat
the
decision
of
the
council
would
have
been
made
in
time
lo
present
In
that
meeting.
Mil.
McMonlie
then
agreed
lo
withdraw
the
mofuui
to
lay
the
matter
over
and
submitted
an
other
thai
the
exchange
e
made
on
the
basis
of
the
city
receiving!
Reliable
Clock
$11.00
At
tins
price
everyone
should
have
a
good
clock.
Huns
12
days
and
strikes
the
hours
11
ml
half
hours.
Nice
maluvrany
finish.
12
inches
high
and
1)
inches
wide.
We
also
have
one
with
square
top
alioul
the
same
kizc
for
810.00.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
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Big
Specials
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Hood
Itapid
Cooking
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Oal,
reg.
t()c.
Special,
per
ikg
25c
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Jelly
Powder,
reg.
10c.
Special
.
.
.
.
5c
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and
Loganberries.
5s.
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slock,
reg.
ttlc.
Special
25o
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Three
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Week
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B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
Jliii4l,
4.
B.
.
flnLIlm
t
It
I
Butfi,
Miry'
...
Pillar,
imh
sible
fur
a
decision
that
would
mj,iMw.
a.
i.
;
force
the
mosquito
fleet
into
the'
"
harbor.
The
provision
of
the!:
urLmti'
l.'"..
fishermen's
wharf
he
felt
was
a'
matter
for
tne
government
and'
not
the
city
to
undertake
and,
as
"uI2,rS5:
'
".
;
Ioiik
as
no
better
accommodation
"tf
-
.
.
.
,
erimilH.
ijiliiil
was
forthcoming,
lie
was
opposed;
to
an
nunc
on
the
part
of
the
fMm.t
turn
city
lhat
would
deprive
the
jnos-j.
smltrrUfld.
H.
o.
three
hundred
feel
of
waterfront.'
his
belief
that
Iho
Aid.
L;rse!
a.:im
-i-xmled.
A.
HunaklMi
SHIIHTUHKI.
n.
o
Sntrtrrtuid.
li.
i;
lUlhrrtauHl.
.
f
SttUirrlaikl.
n.
ii
salkrrlUHl.
b.
i
MlMrtaMf.
n.
o
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tl.
l
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Franpr,
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us
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Mipply
for
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winter.
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you
tried
our
lleco
I'.oal?
A
nice
clean
hot
coal
at
$11
per
(on.
nut
size.
Stove
coal
$12.50.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
This
coal
will
not
fill
your
pipes
with
sool.
We
can
quote
you
low
prices
on
lumber,
also
al-teinl
to
small
deliveries
promptly.
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passengers.
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Slock
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
wr
cmi.
Uii
til
cit'.
should
vole.
Why
s
lion
1.
1
the
council
1
not
assume
rosuousiliility
in
IhuJ
not
4e
allowed
a
few
laV
time
waterfront
Not
Required
'matter
of
a
TUherincn"5
wharf.
!.l
Stephens
a--ai:.
exi.-e-sed
A
great
expeiulltiire
would
be
-
'vol.
I'd
and
he
fell
that
if
the
i
ily
obtained
the
waterfront
in
iieslion
it
would
be
iiiim?ible
to
do
anything
with
il.
It
would
only
lie
idle
like
the
200
feet
of
waterfront
the
city
already
had.
The
eily
would
require
110
more
waterfront
if
Hie
Dominion
government
furnished
(he
shelter
required.
Mayor
New
(on
told
how
he
had
hoped
fur
the
last
three
years
that
Mime
solution
would
be
reached
to
provide
accommodation
for
the
fishermen
and
people
coming
lo
the
city
in
boats
to
do
business.
lie
still
hoped
thai,
ere
he
relinquished
office,
such
a
solution
niblit
be
reached,
lie
believed
that
the
motion
submitted
was
the
only
means
of
bringing
the
mailer
lo
a
head
mid
for
lhat
reason
he
would
like
to
ee
it
passed.
Would
Vote
Against
Aid.
Casey
wauled
to
know
what
the
mayor's
idea
wa
in
lr-init
to
force
the
question
lo
a
10
cousiuer
me
mailer?
lie
taw
no
for
or
said
he
would
vole
against
the
whole
proposal:'
Aid.
Perry
suggested
that
members
of
the
council
should
inspeel
the
Kite
before
makiirg
a
final
decision.
Mayor
Newton
hoped
that
such
an
inspection
could
lie
made
in
lime
for
the
council
lo
reach
a
decision
before
the
joint
meeting
of
I
lift
fisheries
committee.
Aid.
Casey
s(ill
could
not
see
why
(tie
mayor
insisted
mi
bavin-'
a
decision
by
the
council
6e-fore
the
meeting
of
the
joint
coiiriniltees.
No
Need
to
Hurry
Mr.
Nadeu
ic.lt
lhat
the
city;
need
lie
in
nM
hurry
lo
make
decisiun
for
a
day
or
so.
Jit
j
could
always
bo
communicated!
wilh
at
Victoria.
I
Thereupon,
Aid.
Stephens
moved
an
amendment
that,
wImmiJ
adequate
protection
was
afforded
the
mosquito
Heel
satisfactory
to
the
boat
owners
and
the
city
council
cither
by
the
provincial!
or
federal
government,
the
council
would
not
withhold
its
consent
to
Hie
agreement.
Aid.
Smith
seconded
Hie
ameiidmWil.
Mayor
Newton
said
lie
was
in!
ttsgreemciil
wilff
the
purport
of
j
the
motion
but
he
was
of
the
opinion
that
such
a
decision
would
only
ti-ud
to
further
delay
the
consilium,
illon
of
the
object
desired.
The
belter
plan
he
though
would
be
lo
pass
Hie
motion
tacitly
agreeing
on
the
exchange
for
joij
feel
providing
the
federal
goverumenl
met
the
requirements
of
fiulldlng
a
surlier
for
the
mosquito
fleet.
Meeting
Breaks
Up
Aid.
Casey
then
asked
thai
he
be
excused
from
the
meeting.
Mayor
Newtoi)
requested
Aid.
Casey
to
remain
with
the
promise
that
there
would
not
be
further
delay.
-
Aid.
Casey
was
not,
however,
to
bo
persuaded
lhat
the
question
would
be
promptly
pul.
,Utcr
Aid.
Casey
had
left
the
chamber,
Aid.
Stephens
said
he
w-'ai
not
prepared
to
vote
unless
llieru
was
a
full
expression
0f
the
council
mid
he,
loo,
moved
lo
his
coal
uml
hat
ami
was
not
coaxed
back.
In
Hie
meantime.
Aid.
Hjnllli
also
lefl.
11
looked
like-
the
meeliiig
was
7.M
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Sale
of
Crown
Granted
Mineral
Claims
for
Unpaid
Taxes
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Assessment
District
tlu
Dominion
government
would
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fati
lilies
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flvc-
fi,.,
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will
lt
plrtmi
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rwi-
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r--i-'
nw
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lulki.iu
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trrr
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owarr
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ttt
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AlBrf
Firm
aod
rMHfat
lo
tbe
litm
of
'Sit
in
ISI
r
u-
Tattoo-
Vn."
Ittt.
Aid.
McMordie
thought
that'
list
of
propcrtksi
llii'
mayor's
suggestion
was
an'
..
.
,
,
,
excellent
one.
He
moved,
how-j
eer,
that
the
matter
be
left
overj
iinlil
the
Monday
night
meeliiks)
of
I
lie
council
mi
lhat
it
might
hcj
more
fully
studied.
Aid.
Larsenj
ecoiuled
the
motion.
1
Aid.
Stephens
was
of
the'
opinion
thai
the
boat
owners
and.
J
the
fishermen
should
be
con-'.'
i.
suited
before
the
city
took
any'f!l-'
i
definite
step.
lEIhu.
J.
Mayor
Newton
felt
it
would
be
Snlth.
I
J
1.
It.
Braxliii.
i
Irvui.
wkrrM.
n.
muma
4
a
piiy
lo
shelve
the
decision
of
j
..
a.e
ur
ctutt
m
uit
.v.
IS.
it
t.
tt.ll
tint
tS
S3
tt.i:
to
31
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tl
7'.
t7
I
'
ts
r
tin
tin
ti
s:
tti
ti
t
ti.f-
tS.a-
to
break
up
ui
this
janelitr.
but
the
maur
pointed
out
there
ws
still
quorum,
'lite
amendment
reaon
why
il
wa
ueceaary'
of
Aid.
Stephens
ws
ibn
put
the
city
council
to
reach
a
ajid
im
one
vuel
for
it.
after
decision
in
advance
of
tbe
joint'
which
Aid.
McMordie's
motion
committee.
The
boa
owners
wan
pased
iiiiMiiiHiously
by
the
and
fisHeriiien
had
a
much
mayor
and
the
four
aldermn
right
to
make
the
decision
as
Ihej
Aid.
.McMordie.
Aid.
Perry.
Aid.
council
and
wot
perhaps
better
McKechnie
and
Aid.
Iiren
qualified
to
do
so.
If
a
vole
was
who
furcpfl
iiiuaetJiutely,
Aid.
Cacoy
tn
riuitil
that
lh
rounril
make
an
iiisH-clion
of
the
site
this
afternoon
and
the
meeting
came
lo
a
close
a
I
7.15.
Sleep
Snug
&
Warm
I
'
i'i
a
pa:
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i
110
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ccise.
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at
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