PAGE
FOUR
FUTURE
LINERS
MOTOR
DRIVEN?
n
qi
ite
within'
itorxns
or
rs-
MKIUTV
1CCL.IRCS
HEAP
or
ROYAL
MAIL
TICKET
CO.
r
f
LONDON.
Dee.
29
It
U
within
the
bound
of
possibility
that'
mamas'
Atlantic
liners
of
the
future
may
be
proprllcd
by
motor
engines.
This
state
ment
tu
nude
bere
today
by
Lore?
Kjtsant.
chairman
ot
the
Boyal
Ma.
Etna
Packet
Company,
who
by
a
re
cent
merger
of
that
raoms
witli
the
White
Star,
became
the
world's
mMI
shlppinc.
magnate.
Speaking
before
ti
Institwie
if
Marine
Engineers,
whereof
fee
U
president,
LoM
Kris..:
said
be
believed
It
tu
already
a
proved
bet
that,
tor
mast
trades
and
for
almost
every
class
of
vessel
up
to
the
largest
ocean-gwtag
passenger
ships,
the
motor
engine
nt
not
only
suitable
already,
but
mora
economical
to
work
than
any
other
sort
of
machinery.
He
capped
thU
remark
with
the
prophecy
that
motor
engines
may
some
day
supersede
steam
even
in
the
hugest
ocean
craft.
XO
MOKE
IMH'HTs
"Until
comparatively
recently
doubts
on
the
reliability
of
motor
ships
existed."
said
Lord
Klrsant.
These
doubts
were
due
partly
to
some
minor
failure
arising
from
suits
in
design
which
have
been
successfully
eliminated,
and
possjhly
a
a
lacf
extent
M
dtfhcutty
in
Cbe
earner
stages
'of
always
obtaining
a
staff
of
marine
cnglsusss
familiar
with
IXesel
engines.
The
fxpedantc
oi
the
shipowner
who
have
operated
motor
vessels
is.
heswver.
utat
tbey
art
both,
reliable
and
dniendabti
CnsUfar?
to
expectaUoo
User
oompare
laverahrr
with,
stesmships
tn
th
matter
of
vibration,
and
since
no
smoke
is
frees
oS
the
malar
engine
enables
She
vessel
so
be
maintained
In
a
better
state
of
eteaatisess.-
Bs
declared
rwthenaare
that,
owing
to
the
motor
isjgtrr
oc-evpytng
toss
room
than
the
steam
fn-gtee.
espectaBy
an
the
faster
vessels,!
and
to
the
nns
immi
reduction
in
banker
capacity,
the
motor
vessel
can
I
carry
a
larger
cargo
than
a
tteimrr
of
the
-same
d1mnrtncsi
ami
speed,
and
that
experience
akewfce
"Ahows
there
can
be
a
big
saving
in
actual
running
In
ships
of
the
same
sase
and
speed,
he
conttiwMid,
m&tar
engines
rrennmie
a
on
of
eel
agalrsst
four
or
Qve
torn
at
coa.:
required
by
reciprocating
engines,
and
normally
in
case
of
scatter
vessels
one
ton
of
oil
about
two
and
a
half
tiroes,
aa
much
as
one
ton
ol
coal.
In
cases
where
speed
s
all
important,
he
told
ha
audience,
the
rata
of
aggregate
cost
ot
feigner
speeds
ts
leas
in
motor
midi
than
steamers,
and
whUe,
in
the
eoal-
humlng
ship,
increased
speed
state-bole
force,
there
is
no
I
the
osl-dilrea
vessels.
ADVANTAGE
Of
STEAM
There
is
stlS
somethisg
to
be
said
for
steam,
continued
Lord
Kylsant--far
instance,
the
first
cost
of
the
motor
engine
at
present
ts
suil
somewhat
higher
than
the
steam
engine,
with
the
possible
exception
of
the
latest
high-pressure
tsrhtne,
bat
those
who
hare
tried
both
types
are
satisfied
that
the
additional
capital
outlay
is
mere
than
onset
by
the
results.
The
difference
at
cost
is
great
in
engines
of
smaller
power,
he
saM.
but
the
success
of
the
dowMs-acttng
dleael
engine
ts
reducing
the
dUTerence
so
greatly
that
In
higher
power
engines
It
may
disappear
entirety.
Moreover,
more
ex-
BIG
RUSH
INTO
RED
LAKE
LOOKED
FOR
NET
SPRING
WnsXTPEO.
Dee.
29.
A
big
rush
ol
peeepactnrs
and
mining
men
mlotthe
Bed
Lake
area
with
the
New
Tear,
.-s
antscapatni
oy
J.
D
Kenneany.
engage:
fcn
the
trancportataon
buslneai
at
Hud
won.
Ontario
The
rush,
he
sjys.
wS
centre
In
the
Woman
Lake
and
Narrow
Lake
dsvtncta.
where
spectacular
discoveries
of
free
gold
are
reported
to
have
been
made.
There
are
only
about
12$
men
left
ta
the
entire
district
at
present,
and
communication
with
the
outside
world
j
can
be
made
only
by
dog
team.
Owing
to
the
deep
anow
along
the
13t-mile
ran
from
Hudson
to
Red
Lake,
the
road
as
still
unsafe
for
horses.
Only
about
tow
dog
teams
have
"mushed
in
since
frreze-up.
The
Hotttafer
interest
are
building
a
team
road
from
Hudson
to
Woman
Lake,
a
distance
of
nearly
140
mile.
Mr.
Kenneally
said,
to
take
tsi
diamond
drills
and
other
development
equipment
The
Bathurst
claims
and
the
Manton-Jackson
claims,
wers
named
as
the
noes
on
wblcb
the
most
spectacular
finds
had
been
made.
The
Bathurst
claims
are
owned
by
a
group
of
Ot
tawa
citizens
Hon.
Dr.
Manlen.
MP.
for
Port
William,
is
interested
la
the
other
claim.
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
'SERVICES
IN
BOTH
TERRACE
CHURCHES
A
special
Christmas
sen-ice
was
conducted,
lb
the
Aru-Itri:-.
Church
Terrace,
on
Sunday
misn
by
Rev
A.
W
liuliiimn,
atsutcd
oj
it
T
J
Malta.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WELL.-
DCJ
VOO
Li
MA
v
GT
ME
A
JOB?
J
During
the
service
a
solo
was
rendered
by
Mrs.
Robt.
Haney.
Holy
Communion
was
celebrated
at
the
dose
of
the
srr-riee.
A
special
musical
service
was
heM
to
:h(
Knox
United
Church
on
Suadxy
.enlng
conducted
by
Rev.
Wm.
Allan,
specia
C&rhftmas
music
was
rendered
ss
follows:
Quartette
"Brightest
and
Best."
Mrsdames
Allan
and
Service,
and
Messrs.
AOan
and
Halt
Solo
"The
Prayer
Perfect."
P.
Hall.
Sam
"My
God
and
Father.-
Miss
Nightengale.
Trio
"See
to
Yonder
Manger."
Mrs.
Allan.
Messrs.
Ptntav
and
ABrn.
Soto
-O
Rest
in
the
Lord."
Mis
Xaghtengale.
Soto
-Nasareth."
P.
HaaL
Solo
"Open
the
Gates
of
the
Temple."
Mrs.
Allan.
Mrs.
O.
Ton
Heet
was
accompanist
at
30th
serviees.
Large
am
Lis
were
pre-ent
at
both
morning
and
evening
CHRISTMAS
CONCERT
AT
LAKELSE
YALLEY
ffair
IVa
iBtrrraiog
and
Notrl
and
Maat
IVople
Attended
TERRACE.
Dec
29.
At
the
Christmas
osmsert
head
by
the
Lakeese
TaHey
rest-
jettts
the
LaxeJae
Cgsnmunttf
HaH
was
well
rutatf
with
an
hvtereated
audmnse.
ihe
rtver.
;
a
nnmher
from
this
sMe
at
R-
Carlett
was
ehasrinsii
and
a
aplesv-
swa
rendered-
Besides
a
of
utecTmns
by
the
school
httdren
under
the
abie
trstnfeg
of
their
teacher.
Miss
I.
Pearson,
the
fal-iowmg
aasmerl
in
mtktng
the
program
lie
bag
natte'i
it
was;
Rav.
A.
W.
Fsahinsnrt
Address.
Rcr.
Wna.
AUan
&.
Mrs.
R.
9aney
and
Mm.
Van
Heas
Vocal
duet.
Mrs.
Hippialey
olce.
W.
w.
Hippisley
Hecttatton
and
ssso.
A
aomic
pJaj
entitled
"Hayseed
and
Tentrsteqpat."
under
the
experienced
cB-recUOB
of
Mst
a
A.
Osjgey.
was
green,
the
cast
inrtwdtng
T.
J.
KlKrtpatrscx.
B.
Lv
Penman.
J.
Coo,
and
J.
D.
J..
9aces.
At
the
cssse
of
the
program
refreshments
were
setwed
and
an
enjoyable
so-'
slal
hour
was
spent.
ALICE-ARM
The
annual
Chtrstmas
Tree
entertain-
Iment
beld
here
last
week
drew
a
rapa-
teesire
appHcatmn
of
ttandirrt&atlonfetty
hovue
and
was
a
most
enjoyable
methods
to
motor-ship
construction
I
event.
Harrv
Fnwtr
r
m
.h.imun
may
solve
the
problem
of
the
greater
initial
cost.
VeS-
QO
RIGHT
OOWN
HE'LL,
PUT
YOU
RlCMT
TO
WQHK'.
sv.
Use
Begirt
of"
Ckxre
Kent
trr-t
fnt
13
SsMONDS
SAWS
i
Machine
Knives
SliOMOS
f.iHM
CO.
LTD.
M,
T
JM
KB..
t
TeaoKTO
B
i
gam
Anderson.
Jehu
McGuire.
ZUen
'
Anderson.
Barney
McOutre.
Lrsn
Ker-
!
gin.
Jbnmie
Xess.
Alma
Evtndsec
and
,
Marion
Ness.
After
the
program
was
coca
pitted.
Santa
Claus
amved
on
the
scene
and
distributed
an
abuntance
of
gifts.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
WfccaUey.
Mrs.
E.
Mass,
Mrs.
O.
W.
Brugjy.
Mrs.
a.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Lb-Conner.
Misses
Helen
and
ChrUUns
Nuctcn
are
home
to
spend
the
baMdsy
season
wrth
thetr
mother
here.
The
former
at
atteadlaf
High
School
ta
Prince
Ra-pert
and
the
tatter
In
Aayex.
H.
Baiter
left
last
week
far
Saskatchewan
where
he
will
spend
the
sat
an
with
hat
parents.
WIBhun
Stefhea
Is
in
Prince
Rupert
where
he
met
Mrs.
Steyoen
and
wffl
rpead
the
Chrishmas
and
New
Tear
bmtday
season.
3.
LaMUw
left
Ust
week
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
Kew
Tear
boMday
season.
A
sec
Usee
of
sixty
days
In
jail
with
out
ootmn
of
fine
was
imposed
here
east
Thursday
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
R.
M.
McOstaty
of
Anyox
cc
Stanley
Mffn,
a
logger,
who
was
found
guilty
of
having
ftrearcu
antawfulry
bt
has
The
case
created
con
shier-intern
t.
McLean
was
taken
to
Prince
Rupert
yesverday
by
Con
stable
William
Smith
of
Anync
TERRACE
ill.
and
Mrs.
Baker
arrived
from
the
onset
on
Saturday
and
spent
Chxlst-mas
with
the
mttsrw
setter.
Ms.
J
as
Swann.
Mrs.
Oearge
Utile
was
an
afternoon
tea
hostess
on
Monday.
ana
we
tanowtng
contributed
to
the
j
The
eandtttOB
of
W.
A.
Ring,
who
prosram
whseh
was
under
the
ClrecUon
-
was
seriousfy
HI
at
hU
home
here
last
of
Mrs.
J.
Graham
and
E
DeOruchy:
tweek,
is
greaUy
Improved
and
be
It
Oordon
Anderson.
Marguerite
Moss.
now
on
the
way
to
recovery
Ills
Ksthteen
BruagT.
Irene
Brurry.
Alice
,
dsuzhter.
Lilian.
Mrs.
B.
B.
ReddltL
of
Kerala.
Ullfan
Mass,
WTUiam
Ness,
Mar-
'Toronto,
who
was
sent
for
then
his
Little
Lady
if
mm
has
been
Servintbu
ftitlifully
pA
"BREAKFAST"
in
Baker
s
Breakfast
Cocoa
Mcaiis
Something
,
j-,
Tbt
UruxJ
Sutcs
Txcl
StjndaiUs
de5.Te
OctAhtt
"
Srb
cocoa
as
cocoa
conuttang
not
le
thin
22
fir
Out
ot
-r
com
Duttcr.
.ucv
cbrao
ooccoa
(wmch
camut
be
UbeCed
"IreUfatt
"
Zou.)
contain
st
more
tiun
H
pet
cent
cr
15
per
cent
of
butter.
Ebttx's
tVtatiaM
Cox
oootiios
not
less
ttin
25
rcr
cent
of
cocoa
butter.
ahooM
one-rth
axre
htn
Govrrnmrnt
requite
prat,
Tbt
pi
fUet
'f
Brefatt
Caeca
tbcms
a
put,
ic
Ikjous
cocoa
of
h:jl
qiuUty
mi
rjuicaticf
a
oonuVrable
amount
of
ogunabcocat.
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
LimiieU
EstabLsLcJ
17&0
DORCHpSTER,
MA3S.
Cansitian
Mills
at
Montreal
.
rMAtM
COOOME5.S-
i
vtCOT
I
"
ill
at
ivs
a
a
a.
an
a
dfi
a
B-v
Vv
I
I
rLrAV.
Sl
r
,
rA"3
i
UVi"i
1
'
Whintai
LiPvLi
a
ivivta
nr
a
kx
C
TOTHAMK
BRUSH
FOR
POT
MM
HIM
TO
VWK'
j
SPORT
CHAT
i
1
1
""sBsssiBssssaamfc
j
11
I
m
-w
W
aw
H
-H
S&UL?
i
a.
coaduuon
became
critical.
U
expected
ta
arrire
here
4
Tuesday.
Misses
Mrtsn
ad
Kbel
Ohrt-d
wh
bare
beett
tpVvi
a
short
battday
at
-Stir
borne
htre.
retWBeit
va
Prtace
Rupert
oa
T,
tAf,
Miss
Tvftsne
Cote,
returned
w
her
hazat
here
an
Vtandsy
after
having
spent
several
months
ts
Print
Rape
rt
Rer.
Mmttcn
AUsn
left
on
iramm
1
for
Harrttei)
v
attend
a
conferfwce.of
-he
mraittera
of
the
Cnltfd
Cbuseh
-atrougbotst
this
dutrktt
hi
JbC
Uter-lests
of
the
Indian
mtssmn
work.
L.
K.
Joe
known
Terrace;
Isasmry
proprietor
ltt
on
Tuesday
for
China
where
he
eiperts
to
spend
the
neit
ww
years.
Mivr
ANYO
PRINCIPAL
David
Harbey
of
Duneaa.
VancovjTer
Island,
has
been
appointed
principal
af
the
Granbr
Bay
public
school
at
Ajtyax
succeeeUM
William
Robertson
who
resigned
at
the
caws-
of
the
last
term.
Mr.
Hartley,
who
VoMi
u
first
-lass
cerUflcaU.
has
had
twelve
yean
aperience
ti)
ptabUc
and
high
n
Manitoba
and
British
CfthwiWa
This
wtntA
for
the
first
time,
the
stwdenta
of
Toronto
Vniveratty
have
a
bockey
rink
of
their
own.
wtth
artiflcsai
ate
and
seating
capacity
for
SjDOe
per-
soas.
Tb
m
ts
baflt
on
the
Oai-verstty
yrotuvH
adaeettt
to
the
stadlwm
acd
It
uadertood
to
nave
been
erected
from
the
gate
receipt
of
the
Stadium
The
western
Canada
spring
radag
season
wfO
start
oa
May
31
nrst
at
Wtarta
llrk.
Calgary,
wtth
the
fad-lowtng
as
Ht
affistal
nt
af
dates
far
the
PraWteJreaet:
Wtorta
Park.
Calgary,
Alia-
May
21
to
May
29;
Chinook
Park.
Calgary
teas
1
to
.oan
.
Polo
Park.
Winnipeg.
Jane
U
to
June
29;
WhltOar
Park.
Wtnalpeg,
Jivne
27
to
July
4:
Brandoa
Exhibition.
Urundeo.
Manitoba,
July
4
ta
July
fc
Calgary
Eihlbitmn.
July
11
to
Jaly
l:
rlmantoa
ttbHstuaa.
Juli
IS
to
July
23;
Saskatoon
CxhKHtiost.
July
2S
to
July
30;
Regma
ExbibHion.
August
I
August
8;
Oblaoek
Jockey
dub,
Catarr.
August
10
to.
August
IT.
WbltUer
Park,
Wlnalpeg.
August
21
to
September
3.
Polo
Park.
Wlnalreg.
Sep-
temper
i
to
September
IX
To
have
boxed
with
the
Prince
of
Wales,
American
multi-rail
tonal
m.
famous
explorers,
and
a
round
half-
dozen
worlds
champions
Is
the
record
of
George
VuMon.
the
popular
gymnastic
Instructor
aboard
the
giant
Cunard
liner
'
Bercngmrla.
I
Deluded
In.
hi
list
of
notables
with
whom
be
has
boxed
are
the
names
of
Dempaey.
Carpentlef.
Roland,
TckjA.
Prank
Moraa
and
Battling
SlkL
Before
the
war
Mason
had
eight
flgbU
and
wpr
.
seven
of
them,
but
then
be
Joined
the
Oordon
High-lsndert
and
did
bis
bit
at
the
front,
where
be
was
wounded
which
prevented
him
from
again
going
in
the
ring
at
a
professional.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
ntd.MiJtu
ta,
mt
It
u
the
announced
tateaUon
of
the
Booth
Pttbertee
Oa
to
operate
It
targe
vessels
Ccnmaawealth
and
Puritan
In
halrbui
ftthing
out
p(
ths
port-
Han,
and
Mrs.
T.
D.
PattuHa
and
tstUe
dsurhtcr.
Doris,
and
his
family
left
tola
morning
for
VteiorU-
Last
evening
they
were
cucsts
at
an
ta
terms
1
reception
la
the
RaHwaymea't
Hall
with
Uayor
McCa3er;
la
the
chair.
The
wtnter
schedule
for
the
O.TJJ
boats
hat
now
gone
Into
eSect
with
the
lsriag
up
ot
the
Prince
tyspert
far
annual
overhaul.
Pred
Baooa.
who
enlisted
In
the
early
stag!
of
the
war.
is
now
an
engineer
on
HUB.
Parts.
James
Mevtlle
haa
gone
to
VteiorU
to
undergo
medical
examtnetaoa
and.
If
physically
in
be
will
retvmr
enmeu
The
Diy
wtrtleaa
tUia
was
in
comnmaVjMttoa
yesterday
wfA
a
Japanese
buwt
station.
Adteruic
in
the
Dslly
Htwi
ah-
rn
clao
tt:
CT
HOME
A4
HOT
6tC
MACOE't)
iiTTiN
AROONO
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Phone
BL
POR
SALE
-
AWT
a
i
von
SALE
Baaaare
to
arraacv
Sew
oav
net
of
other
properties
Sal,
.
TMBO
COL4VART
LTD.
WtaUtainve
Theatrw
Black.
FOR
SALE,
TO
06X
OUT
AN
LS-
ttte,
we
ate
aaash
ta
sal
lots,
ausee
aaniii-i
hirbiir
view,
on
sewer.
Prttea
low
and
from
StajDO
sswssahly
Enquire
T.
MfOtymsat.
if
FOft
SALE.
HOCR
IRtaHl
SaTITEft
I
IhVM
each
to
evar,
Pbatte
WHY
NOT
HAVE
WttsjJm?
flatted"-
MDSlCf
for
rent
?OR
SAIX
-
POttD
SEDAN;
rocebanical
.tvnantmi.
1
71V,
Pbaae
M.
por
stn-
aad
coil.
FOR
KENT
AUCTIONEER
PUXOeJ
Walkera
U
with
OOUO
Ttrms
tf
svitaote
tor
bast.
tf
-P.UX
OP
BUTE
H
TJtM.
TOR
SaJL.-4HP
Deirvery,
E3
POXES
tf
STAimft
roaii
a
IM.
Phone
u
CLEAN
WICKER
BABY
IHKK)Y
POU
Phone
JttM
lso.
304
FOB
REffT
FIVE
ROOM
PLAT
WITH
toilet,
hath,
phorss,
pantry,
haauasd
or
aaXaraHhetf.
Phoat
TJt.
etaytlme
only.
tf
POR
REJTT.
THIRTY
ROOM
"EQUIP-
ped
hoteL
Ooeag
asacern.
WtHe
Boot
342
Ditty
News
OSlce
U
POR
RENT.
WARM
HOUSE
WITH
two
bedrooms.
OetvtraL
Apply
31S
Pourth
Avenue
East.
.f0
POR
REJTT.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
with
beta.
Apply
Sl
Pulton
stmt
Phone
Black
476.
VX
POR
REKT.
rSRMSIIED
SUITB
Phone
It.
Muaaatlem
Grocery.
AUCTION
SALE
THERE
WILL
BE
OFFERED
BY
PUB-lie
auction,
three
dining
roam
suites
and
the
balance
of
the
furniture
of
R,
Devtdaoa.
Summit
Apartments,
on
Thursday.
December
30.
at
2
pm.
at
201
Third
Avenue.
O.
T.
Brine.
AUCTIONEER
BRI.TE
MEETS
THE
PUB-
tie
aa
the
wwy.
Are
my
proportion
falrT
I
boy
for
cash,
sell
oa
cam-smlastor.
or
guarantee
and
valuaU
be-(aw
sales.
You
gt
reetatts.
Phone
FfJItNlTllRE
AND
KANCKS
SPECIAL
CASH
DISOOUJTT
POR
THIS
week
oa
all
PiarnitsKe.
Unoteum
and
Utoieum
Rtsga.
Carpets.
Bed
springs
and
aaattreasea.
Blankets
and
Cbes-tertiald
ettltea.
A.
MatKencie.
Purni-
Phoae
Tit.
RESTAURANTS
;mhi
EAT
TAIT.
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O
W
V.
A.
S4
llHae
Coalird
.Meals.
Pbone
BUck
700
Sedan
Landau
CHIHOI'HACTIC
UK.
R.
K.
EVOIMON
UllltttrKtllDK
ett
Third
Atease.
Office
Visits
.
110
Itouwe
mils
.
tun
Par
appoenUaft
Phone
Office
Blue
gs
Res
Id
race
Bteek
9H
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A
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POR
SALE.
POOR
ROOM
HO06E.
'
u
o
A
R
D
-
THE
WLANOER.
fully
a
asm.
gatas
vvanttd.
ttjai
i
n,
Aue
t..
tir
oaan.
seoa
Bill
as
119
pre
moath.
Ptte
foaea
house
wtth
bath.
Seventh
Avtesvt.
iiea.
only
io
deh.matoi.(k:v
I
riiL
llilJIIll
KtMOVIH
ay
the
latest
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nith
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need
tar
duTterunng
hairs
aw
other
aRri!rie
ny
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McManij.
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ANOTHER
IJin
KEDIKTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICKS
1-1
Toa
tntttty
Baaeesa
H
Toa
Lsyht
IMtwj
Taurtag
and
wssdsier
Sport
Roadster
,
Oaaett
and
Oaspe
..
t'otti
CtKH
OS
HtVli
Ptwd
lajM
rvaHeey.
paaet
body
Para
Light
OOvvry.
startar
I
Para;
TWdar
mMliimeat
,
TAXI
I
MS
aa
MaSS
I
I
llraUO
IMSik)
t
OWsmabSe
t-paauagrr
Ttwa.
lag.
122
Metkoo
Trrms
tan
be
arranged
an
beta
asrw
and
used
ears
to
suit
the
aafabaair.
KAIEN
OAHAfiE
Dealers
in
CsJItar,
Mdaaibtln.
(istUa4.
rVatUr
l4.mcklte
and
rbifSt
tiara.
I'hnne
67
Taxi
(Call
George.
Taul
or
Oiwb
Six
and
Seven
Paiwenjrrr
SUnle-bakera
at
your
dispoaal
any
time.
ROSS
IJROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Mock.
(Aero
from
Empreag
Hotel)
TIMBER
SALE
X8C07
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
raeetved
by
the
DUiet
parester
not
later
thaa
aaoa
on
the
10th
day
of
January
.
I
37.
far
the
purehaa
of
Lieeace
XW7.
Btwke
Ckaa-nd.
Reatswation
Bay.
CH
g.
to
oat
lHOOjaoo
fret
board
measare
of
Sswuee,
Cedar
and
Hemlock
asotcfs.
Two
ill
years
will
be
showed
tar
re.
moval
of
timber
Purther
panirulars
af
the
rasuf
vw.
rater.
Vkctoru.
or
the
Dsstrirt
Porester.
niw
imyrri,
u
w
TIMBER
SALE
XM7I
Sealed
Tenders
will
bs
rtreivxt
K
r,
.
-
.
.
.
uxrrrw.
cvnm
ssns
ssser
usta
aooft
Sw
the
3lst
day
of
December.
19K.
far
the
puechaae
of
Lstfns
XStTl
Yakasm
Bay.
Mataett
Inlet.
QCI
.
to
cut
ooa
leet
ooaw
measure
of
Spruce,
oeoar
and
Hemkxk
s
slogs
One
Hi
year
will
be
allowed
far
ra-atoswl
of
tanrber.
Purther
partkwisrs
of
the
Chief
Porester.
Victoria,
or
the
Dtttrttt
rweatar.
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
TIMBER
SALE
X379X
Sealed
Tenders
wUl
be
tvr
the
District
Porrtter
not
laUr
than
noott
on
the
3rd
day
of
January.
1927.
for
the
purchase
of
Ureoee
Xl9i.
asvertM
two
erw
in
Ooal
Harbor,
CJl
4.
to
cut
W
feet
board
measure
of
Seeuee.
...
ug
uaswun
aawmuaa.
One
11)
year
will
be
allowed
forrt-moval
of
Umber.
Purther
particulars
af
the
OMef
Por-
PULP
TIMBER
SALE
X&UO.
Tars
marked.
Tender
on
.V
ced
by
lbs
Honour,
able,
the
Minuter
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
BC.
up
lo
twelve
oVIock
noon
on
the
tlh
day
of
Jsnusry,
1927
for
the
puf
chase
of
Pulp
Lleenee
XBHO.
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Oraham
island.
Z?7Zr
-nsnotie
lalaads
Distrsfit.
Thirty
yesrs
will
be
allowed
lax
the
removal
of
the
timber.
All
tenders
must
comply
with
Sec-iu"
'
he
"Porest
Art
-
The
bjgbett
or
any
Under
not
necea-J
tartly
accepted
l,.rurh.''
partloitars
may
be
had
from
i
the
Chief
Porttttr
Vicuna,
DC
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word,
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50c
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