PAGE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Heginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
Ihe
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
lalo
care
of
Dances.
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
(o
properly.
IT'S
FOIt
SALE
Phone
Black
449
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
MmHBl
Pure
)rugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
ou
will
always
find
the
behest
quality
at
this
store
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
.Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
Just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
L
K
T
I
S
SE
It
V
E
Y
O
U
Rupe
rt
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Correct
Glasses
v
and
Comfort
To
fit
glasses
correctly
requires
experience
and
the
most
painstaking
care
on
the
part
of
the
Optometrist.
You
cannot
secure
anywhere
more
expert
or
reliable
service
I
ban
we
furnish.
You
gel
the
benefit
of
27
years
practical
experience
when
you
come
here
for
glasses.
I'ltOMPT
-SERVICE
OX
OPTICAL
HEPAIHS
JL
E.
IRE
LA
Optometrist
319
3rd
Ave.,
opp,
O.W.VA
Phone
Red
442
PRESERVING
SEASON
For
small
fruits
and
berries
is
Hearing
the
end
and
we
have
a
few
crates
to
offer
at
reduced
priees.
Raspberries,
pur
crate
$2.50
Mack
Currant.",
crate
81.50
Apricots,
per
crate
.
.
$1.65
Apricots,
per
basket
.
..
50o
Cherries,
per
crate
.
.,
$3.25
All
green
stuffs
and
fresh
fruits
in
season
arriving
on
every
boat,
and
sold
at
the
most
reasonable
prices.
'
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417
423
5th
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Truslco,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
8econd
Avenue'West
PRINCE
RUPERT
17
HALIBUT
BOATS
ARRIVE
Nearly
Quart
Million
n,.,
Sold
tA
at
Exchange
r
u
u
Here
Tody
Six
American
and
twelve
Canadian
boats
sold
a
total
of
21!,-500
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
Fish
Exchange
(his
morning.
Of
uus
imai
me
vmericans
tanile-Ii
117.000
and
the
Onadians
9S,-
oOO
pounds.
American
Catlzlitlfliii
n.irlv
rpi.ulrp.t
In
fish
averaged
luc,
16c
and
8c
and
Canadian
caught
fish
1
1
and
10c
for
first
'
and
second
class
catches
respectively.
the
arrivals
were:
American
Van
see,
W.OuO,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Columbia,
36.000,
to
Canadian'PARTV
RAIT
PROM
FUh
A-
f.nl.1
Slm-r-TV
t
'
Senator,
37,000,
to
Atlin
Fis;i
rnes.
,
J.
P.
Todd
II.,
17,000,
to
Royal
risli
Cohrtiany
Rainier.
10.000,
to
Hooth
Fish-
eries.
Canadian
P.
Dorreen,
17,000,
and
Alkei.
8.500.
to
Allin
Fisheries.
erna(
3,500.
ar
j
AIM,
13,000.'
lo
Canadian
Fish&r
Cold;
Silor-
'
ki
Tramp.
8.000,
to
Roj-aP
Fish
Company.
X.
&
S.,
3,000,
lo
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Cd.
Iragred
H.,
U.000,
K.
Liprll
11.000,
Pair
of
Jacks
5,000,
Yule
2.500.
and
Minnie
V.,
C.000,
.
Dooth
Fisheries.
Cape
Spencer,
8,000,
lo
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company.
"SiiMrrih
in
Ihe
Hail?
NVws
LAND
ACT.
Cmlir
Land
OUtrfL
Land
nrrordini
Dltrlrt
of
I'linre
lluprrl
and
situated
on
Taku
Ann,
about
t
nules
outntl
or
mouth
of
Atlinm
liivrr.
TAkE
SOI
ICE
that
FranrU
Rlcturd
funlop
of
.turn.
B.C..
occupation
mm
manager.
inn-n.U
to
apply
fur
prrnilMloo
lo
purchase
the
follow
Inr
de-trlbed
land:
Cnmmrnrlnr
at
a
pot
planted
on
t!e
south
ahore
of
Taku
Arm
about
mlUj
outbwrt
from
tbe
rooutb
or
Alllbtn
River
and
running
ihenre
to
rhatnt
ft;
Ihrnre
to
mains
sown;
thence
SO
rbaint
raM;
and
Ihrnre
so
rham
nortb
u
point
of
rummcnrrmeni,
containing
(0
acres,
more
or
ew
rRtMcis
richard
duslop.
Applicant.
naie.
Ainn.
Mar
to.
is
M.
McArthur
Monster
Creditors'
Compulsion
SALE
of
Men's
Shoes,
Ladles'
Shoes,
Children's
Shoes.
NOW1
NOW
I
NOW1
NOW!
I
i
I
Lead
Others
Follow
The
Home
of
Trunks
and
Suitcases.
Pioneer's
Friend
Hudson's
Hay
lllankels.
Picte
Paris
Loggers'
Hoots.
Hig
Horn
lirand
Clothing.
Original
Diamond
Sweaters,
fienuine
Fur
Seal
Coats,
guaranteed.
Rice's
Dyes.
Tents,
Hlatikets.
Hags.
Pat
Piipson
Second
Avenue
(ienuine
Indian
Made
Curios
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our,
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
6S7
,
HOWARD
R.
HILL
MARRIED
TODAY
TO
MISS
E.
B.
LUMB
".Uiei
weuuing
was
solcitl
nucd
at
SL
Andrews
Cathedral
jaf
a
cUcl
IMa
moenln1s
wl(Cll
I
Howard
R.
Hill,
of
Wcslview,
ami
.Miss
Emmeliue
li.
I.umb,
of
Huiidersfield,
England,
were
joined
in
marriage
by
Archdea
con
J.
A.
Mix.
Only
intimaln
friends
of
the
contractinc
oar-
Hps
were
iirpMmi.
Afler
the.
wedding
ccrcmon;
the
homcithe
of
the
bridegroom
where
a
buffe
luncheon
was
served.
The
happy
rouple
will
shorth
reave
on
a
honeymoon
in
Ihe
south
and
upon
their
return
I
Ihe
city
will
lake
up
permanent
residence
in
Wcstview.
.asa.a
mvm
iriinnn
iirrtntr
simrvnn
iHKtt
WttrVlKUiat
WARD
BOAT
BONANZA
Harry
Ward,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
three-
week
cruising
in
local
waters
aboard
the
power
boat
Ilonama,
rv
Uuruei
lo
the
city
yesterday
at-
urnou
from
Welcome
Harbor
Litul
Porcber
Island
accompanied
by
Jacx
Parry,
who,
is
visilin?
in
the
cily
from
Vancouver,
and
D.
Ross.
The
party
enjoyed
ex
cellent
trout
fishing
at
Welcome
Harbor.
Harry
was
aNo
recently
on
a
rip
up
the
Ecslall
River
goitM
j
far
as
Johnson
Creek.
FOOTBALL
TEAM
IS
OFF
TO
OCEAN
FALLS
Th.
following
local
foolbull
learn
has
been
selected
lo
repre
enl
Ihe
icily
of
Prince
Ruper.
in
a
series
of
games
lo
be
play
ed
against
Ocean
Falls
on
Tues
day
and
Thursday,
and
will
sail
for
tbe
paper
town
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupprt
this
afternoon.
The
Icain
comprises
II.
Howe,
Spiro
Ourvicli.
H.
Menzies,
'-'Uriel"
Skinner.
Percy
Tinker,
Pat
O'lionnell.
Sam
Currie,
J.
Xor-rlngton.
W.
Carlson,
Hill
Mtir-ray
drainer1,
Sam
Erskine,
A.
Haig.
A.
Dickens,
and
S.
Doherly.
The
learn
will
return
to
the
city
n
Friday.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X8148
Sealed
tender
will
be
ret-elred
by
the
Minuter
of
l-and
al
Vlrti.na
uol
later
tban
nuoo
on
tt
tsth
day
of
Auut.
IVJS.
ir
tne
punnaMt
or
urrnre
tun,
to
eul
li.uun
Jirknine
Tie
on
an
area
Im-atcd
in
prtlou
'f
Loin
IJi
and
10
near
kiHMlilM.lt.
Canadian
.Nattonal
Hallvaf,
llanire
i.
',ttl
IXXrlrt.
Three
(3
year
be
alWwed
for
removal
;t
limber.
t'urtlier
iartiriiUr
of
the
chief
tot
eter.
Victoria.
B.
;..
or
Ultlrirt
r'oretrr.
pnrire
ItiiTx-rt.
B.
:.
TIMBER
SALE
XS1S3
seated
lender
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
or
Land
al
Vlruia
not
liter
than
ikhhi
on
the
ttrth
Sttv
day
of
Aua-IV6.
for
the
purchase
of
IJrente
to
rul
3.HI.0M0
fret
of
Sprure,
llemlork.
Cedar
and
Halmin
on
an
area
altuatrd
n
the
rth
hore
of
kildila
Ann.
Iianre
4.
CoaM
lilttrlrt.
Three
(
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
pirtlrular
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
n.
c...
or
DUtrlri
t'oretter,
I'rlnre
HiiwcI
B.
C,
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS
Timbar
Sala
X2693
Sealed
tender
will
received
by
the
Minister
of
jtnd
at
Victoria
not
later
man
noon
rm
ttie
th
day
or
July.
tilC,
tor
th
purrha
of
l.lrenre
XI6J.
to
cut
a.c;.,00
feet
of
spruce.
llemUck
and
redar
"ii
an
arra
tltuated
on
the
Vel
end
of
Ttnixi
liland,
near
Moretbr
lilaod,
Oueen
Charlotte
Inland
Dlftrlrl.
Three
(
jrear
villi
be
allowed
for
renMini
or
nrober
further
particular
of
the
Chief
Fores-
ler
Victoria.
B.
C.
or
District
Forester.
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
40c
Buys
One
Pound
of
Creamery
Butter
Fresh
Eggs.
3
tot.
for
$1.00
Fresh
(1
round
of.fee.
per
lb.
48o
Rest
Hulk
Tea,
per
lb
B8o
Extra
Value
Prune,
per
lb.
10o
Canned
iomaloes,
large
...
15o
Small,
2
for
25c
7
tins
K.
O.
Sardines
95o
.1?
tl
'T
350
t
,
Pe
til!
t
l!
-nialo,op
boup,
inimilated
yiwar,
5
lb,
for
35c
5
Ih.
(Inod
Illce
40c
'
linn
iriiiapnrc
Pineapple.
.95o
0
11).
:aek
Hulled
Oat
......
40o
Fresh
Fruit
and
Green
Vegetables
at
Garden
Prloes.
THI!
DAILY
NEW8
Monday,
Aug,
0,
1955
SEGREGATION
NATIVE
RACES
Problem
Is
Being
Discussed
To
day
In
South
Africa
Where
it
Is
Live
Question
LOXlK)X,
Aug.
.
Caiiadian
Press;.
The
tiucstion
of
the
segregation
of
tbe
native
races
of
South
Africa,
which
is
of
more
than
ordinary
interest
to
tit.'
people
of
the
Hrilish
hinpire
al
present
lime
because
of
ths
measures
proposed
by
the
Herl-
Hg
government
to
segregate
ths
natives
to
a
considerable
extent.
was
touched
on
by
Sir
John
Chancellor,
governor
of
Southern
Rhodesia,
in
a
recent
address
to
the
African
Society
here
Mr
John
said
there
was
no
inference
of
opinion
amoitc
those
who
had
knowledge
ol
South
African
conditions
that
some
measure
cf
segregation
of
be
nalhes
was
essential
lo
the
comfort
and
happiness
of
Euro
pcans
and
natives
alike
ami
lo
Ibe
maintenance
of
goodwill
be-
wcen
the
two
races.
Not
Absolute
"Hul
when
we
talk
about
.ec-
egalion,"
he
raid,
"we
must
n
luile
sure
that
we
all
mean
She
ame
thing.
Absolute
segrega
tion
of
the
natives,
thai
is,
their
removal
from
all
relationship
ltd
contact
with
the
while
races
would
be
impracticable
and
dis-
slrous.
If
Wfiuld
be
economi
cally
impracticable
and
the
Euro-
pans
woubl
suffer
from
corn
icle
segregation
no
less
than
the
natives.
It
would
be
dU-
strous
to
the
native
population.
for
it
would
condemn
them
to
moral,
intellectual
and
materiel
taguation,
and
experience
ha.
howti
that
lo
keep
the
African
races
on
the
pain
of
progress!
he
constant
stfrilulu.
of
conlaet!
itb
European
rare
is
esseuMal
When
that
influence
is
with-j
rnwn
retrogression
is
rapid
aud
certain.
j
Ambitious
Natives
We
cannot,
however,
prevei.l
the
ambitious
and
advanced
na
ive!-
from
desirtna
to
emanci
ate
themselveit
from
ihe
cor.-
rol
of
their
ctiiels
and
from
forsaking
the
stagnant
commune!
life
of
the
kraal
for
u
lif
f
greater
independence
ami
op
portunity.
It
js.to
ttwir
advantage
and
lo
UriV
advantage
of
their
country
e';ierally
thai
na
tives
shall
leae
their
reerv
nd
work
under
Etirniieans
on
farms
and
mines.
Yet
there
is
no
royal
road
to
a
solution
of
Ihe
difficulties
and
problems.
So
justice,
sympathy
ami
common-sense,
firmly
and
const
lenlly
applied,
are
the
only
means
by
which
a
modus
Vivendi
an
be
established."
DEMANDS
MADE
SUMS
OF
MONEY
Seventeen
Year
Old
Boy
Wrote
Letters
to
Rich
People
With
Menacing
Suggestions
LONDON,
Aus.
l.
At
th-J
Central
Criminal
Court
before
Mr.
Justice
SaRer,
Josepn
Ar-llius
Hernaid
Fisher,
I?,
caslnei,
pleaded
guilty
to
sending
tellers
to
Lad)
TownMiend,
Lord
Churs-
ton
and
Lric
Hamllloii
Rose
demanding
15,000
from
each
ol
them
with
menaces
and
without
reasonable
or
probable
cause.
Foolish
Joke
Sir
Travers
Humphreys
said
the
prisoner
was
an
articled
pu
pil
to
u
rinn
of
auctioneers
in
Oxford.
He
appeared
to
han
spent
hi?
spare
lime
in
writing
lo
various
persons,
wfiose
name.-'
he
got
out
of
a!
directory,
d
manding
thai
lhy
should
scud
a
sum
of
money,
ur,
if
lltey
did
not,
he
would
kidnap
their
son
I
be
case
differed
from
an
or-
ilinui-v
nnn
,.r
,ii..,.n.lii.
..,..
J
with
menaces,
because
the
prisoner
did
not
anbear
to
have
at-
u'liipuvj
io
gel
any
money
u-r
ftiuieir,
liU
suggemiiun
beln
that
Hit
inoitfy
xhoiilil
lit
xeul
to
a
charity
hiul
acktiowlcdK'i'd
in
h
newspaper.
Whal
the
iirisoner
had
done
had
tn)ii
lu
cuijm
hoiu.i
IntoiiM
pain,
a
well
as
annoy
ance
mid
lioulil?,
In
people,
und!
it
Avat
olely
for
the
ptirpo.e
of!
advcril.-liif,'
hlmilf
and
ohluinln
,,i'',plf
"iJ:
intention
of
,iarilllnsf
ullne.
u
wn,
foolish
practical
joke
lo
make
n
herniation."
Tho
prison
doclo?
had
made
a
report
that
Lite
prl
oner
had
no
kijii
of
insanity
and
lie
deserilieil
liinVits
a
vain
and
foolish
youth
und
said
that
ho
fell
sallsracliohfnl
haviiiK
made
a
Mir
in
the
world.
.Technical
Offense
Ilichkrd
U'Sail-an,
addressing
Mr.
Justice
Salter
on
behalf
ol
Ibe
prisoner,
said
be
had
pleaded
guilty
lo
the
technical
offence
of
demanding
money,
but
without
any
view
of
getting
a
penny
piece
for
himself.
Tbe
letters
were
signed
"Urillsh
Communist,"
but
it
was
only
fair
to
stale
that
he
bad
UJ
connexion
with
the
Communist
parly.
The
"doctor's
report
wan
that
lite
prisoner
had
o
Ideally
been
unreasonably
pampered
and
encouraged
lo
believe
himself
exceptionally
talented.
The
prisoner
was
grandson
of
a
canon
or
XorAicb,
and
Lis
father
vvai
s
music
master.
An
uncle
of
tie
prisoner
was
Archdeacon
o
Chisterfield,
and
ho
was
pre
p:tred
to
take
the
sole
ctuloil.v
of
the
prisoner
lor
IS
mouths
In
conclusion,
counsel
said
I
ha
prisoner
desired
lo
repeat
bis
expression
of
sorrow
for
the
anilely
ho
had
caused
to
other.
Devilish
Cruelty
.Mr.
Justice
Sailer,
said
that
his.
rase
shr.wed
Ihe
deplli
of
levllish
ct
ttdty
lo
which
a
per
son
migni
go
from
niere
con-
:eit.
This
was
Ibe
result
o
ensalionul
literature
and
a
crait
lor
newspaper
notoriety.
I
bought
It
was
exncJicnt
thai
the
prisoner
should
bive
som
further
experience
of
prison
rti-
pline
and
nn
opportunity
to
reflect
on
his
dastardly
con
duel
'.anl
Mople
who
Into
done
him
no
barm,
and
he
llfere-
or
should
Hislitouc
sentenct
unlil
the
r.ext
ion.
The
further
taking
of
evtdenrf
in
lite
city
pit
I
ice
court
in
th
preliminary
bearing
of
Haulier!
Hansen,
changed
with
Ibe
theft
of
1.000
front
the
Canadian
ITslt
A
Cold
Storage
Company,
before
Magistrate
McLeod.
wa
adjourned
until
3.30
o'clock
thi
iflernoon
owing
to
sickness
it,
the
family,
of
Provincial
Con
stable
J.
Smith,
court
stenog
rapher.
Advertle
In
Iho
Daily
Xew.
LAND
ACT.
Ntk
f
IntaMloa
U
ep1
t
La
Lantf
In
rnnre
Ho
per
I
Und
Hrotrtlinr
Ui
trtfl
of
Prtnet
Rupert,
and
iituite
al
Maetl,
B.C.
TAKE
MiTICt
thai
riitenell
Simp
on
of
Mael.
nrrupttion
eanner,
in
lend
to
apptr
for
a
)ei
of
Ibe
follies
In
Uenrri
bed
Und-
Omumiuinr
al
a
pnt
planted
al
the
nnrtheot
eonier
of
Block
B.
Metl
Tontte;
thene
rlertr
lie
feel
thenre
vMiltwrlr
I.Oon
feel:
tbenrc
e
tertjr
lilt
feel;
tbenet
Itnrtherlr
I.SftO
feet
in
point
of
rommenrenient,
and
cob
tatnlnr
J
arrea.
trre
or
le.
LCOCnE
IL
SIMPSON.
Applicant
Paled
Jan
t,
tt
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
VcBt,
unreenr4,
aurvtyed
Crown
land
mar
be
pr-mptl
by
Urlllah
auhjecu
over
II
rear
of
a,
a
n't
by
allena
on
dectar1n
Intaotlon
to
beeoma
Urlllah
a'ibject.
conditional
upon
reldnce,
occupation.
Jul
Itnprovtment
for
agricultural
urpoae
Full
Information
concerning
rra-tlona
regarding
pra-emptlona
It
given
In
Hulletln
No.
1,
Land
8r1a.
"How
to
lr-empt
tnd,"
eoplea
of
fhleh
can
b
obtained
frea
of
chart
Ijf
addreaalng
th
Ipartnnl
of
Land.
Victoria,
II.C.
or
to
anr
Oov
rnment
gaL
ltcorda
will
b
granted
covering
only
land
auitabl
for
agricultural
purpose,
and
which
I
not
timber
land,
I.
carrjlng
over
1.003
board
feet
ter
acre
west
of
th
Coast
Hang
and
M00
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Itange.
Applications
for
preemption
ar
to
be
addreaed
to
the
Usnd
Com
mlasloner
of
the
Land
Itecordlng
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
ITe-emptlon
mutt
be
occupied
for
five
year
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Ursnt
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Hulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHA8E
Applications
are
received
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
landa.
not
being
tlmbertand,
for
agricultural
purposes:
minimum
price
for
flrst-clas
(arable)
land
1
IS
per
acre,
and
second-elaa
(erasing)
land
tt-10
per
acre.
Further
In
formation
regarding
purchase
or
las
of
Crown
land
la
given
In
liuiutin
No.
19.
tAnd
Hartaa.
Purchaaa
and
Las
of
Crown
I
And
a."
Mill,
factory,
or
Induatrlat
alt
oe
timber
Und.
not
xrctillnt;
40
axraa,
may
b
purchnaad
or
lad,
th
con
dlUon
Includlnc
parrotnt
o
atumpa.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Uniurrayad
araaa.
not
ic4ln
II
.tm,
mar
b
laad
as
homaalt,
conditional
upon
dwsllln
bains;
retd
In
th
first
rr.
tltl
blnt
obtalnabl
aftar
raldnc
and
lm
rormnt
conditions
ar
fulfilled
and
Und
has
bn
aunrrd.
LEASES
For
razln
and
InduatrtaJ
per
poaa
araaa
not
icadln
lit
aora
mar
b
lad
bjr
on
proa
or
a
com
ran
r-
ORAZINQ
m
Under
th
Orailna;
Act
th
Ptot
Inc
1
dlrldxl
Into
crailna;
diaUlet
and
th
rati
dmlnlatrd
undr
a
Orailnc
Commlaalonar.
Annual
s-railnc
parmlt
ara
laaud
baaad
on
numbara
ranK"d.
priority
blng
glvto
to
Ubllhd
ownsr.
Btockownri
mar
form
aaa)clallons
for
rant
raatagnint.
rra.
or
pArtlr
fr,
prmlU
axa
arallabl
for
ttlr.
m'vpor
and
Utrllra.
s
U
u
Our
Optical
Parlor
is
now
in
charge
of
an
Expert
Graduate
Optician
Qflr.
F.
M.
Duchomln,
late
of
Blrks,
Winnipeg
and
Van
couver
will
give
you
personal
and
courteous
attention
when
you
consult
us
about
your
eyes.
n
With
the
latest
optical
Instruments
and
a
perfectly
an.
pointed
examination
room
linked
with
the
precision
au
talned
by
continual
successful
Optical
Practlco
In
the
laro.
centres,
there
will
be
no
guess
work
about
the
glasieiw
'
u
receive.
A
satisfactory
fit
Is
guaranteed
with
our
service.
USE
IT
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The
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of
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North
WESTHOLME
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Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
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lloul
i
a
hk.il.le
dumb
lull
whu
ttirtit
tl
tint
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ormppiug,
tin'-fulnii
IiiH'kwriMi.
A
dn
who
-wuiig
Ihw
tiitaiinl
fil
lu
vif
mtuilit-
ful
Hip
whii
li.td
a
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holihy
fur
pliotopr
t
butly
who
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ami
rfiuipicrrd
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m
,
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d.iiufruii
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in
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wel.
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-t
Itrettk
iiffk
lnrfiiuiiiliii.
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ttiggml.
uw
Innglix
frhltire
nul
tumiiil
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hur.i.
tct.
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Hoot
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othea
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Thompson
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Co.,
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Phon.
101
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
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GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHINQ,
GROCERIES.
Compare
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Prices
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Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8L
2S5
3rd
Ait
118
and
117
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LUMBER
Wc
have
the
most
complete
slock
of
t
n;
r
dimensions,
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fir
finish,
flooring,
V
j""f'
vencers,
clc,
in
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
slock.
II
will
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you,
0r
prices
urc
right.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
.Bui
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
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taa
Phone
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