PAQI
POlli
Sai
ilAILTf
U
n
3
Saturday
CarUflcata
MINERAL
of
ImprtnniMU.
ACT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
-
By
George
McM
Wann
Fractional
.No.
I,
Anynx
and
Jua-ntta
.
;
V
I.IMLIIIIIUIIL
Mineral
CUmn,
ailuate
In
the
Atlln
,
j
lTt
A
UUCKV
il
Miniiury
lui-uluii
or
llm
carwlar
nistrin.
x
o
-Oil
about
ni
mllf
up
tream
.from
ttwhouth
llBlilllliil
i
THHC
TOPI
-COO
TtVT
or
Wann
ftivrr,
r
I
OUT
Or
TOWN
-
1
i
t
iave-nt
cot
mi
TAkK
.OTICE
thai
Tlx
Entfneer
Gold
CST
FROM
-
Mine
Md.,.
luc,
Frw
Mliier
Crrliriratr
bHOE3
ON-
ao.
HB770C,
Intend,
nitty
days
rroni
the
THACT
COEO
dale
hermir
,to
aiIj-
lo
the
Mlninr
Recorder
Tor
a
Cert
nrate
or
ImnrovMnents.
t
'
for
h
purpose
.
.'of
uhtatnlnr
a
.piiwii
,
Gram
o'the
iImw
claim,
r-
.a
Uft
Anrf
furtlwt
take
notlw
thai
ciKn.
nn-iX.
nrrismton
sj.'aiiuMtie
rammem-Ml
rwore
IheilsrMie
of
Hflj,"i'rtiricaWr
Improve,
menu.;
'?
DATED
llrt
in
day
tf
r-temlier,
A.D.
mu.
v.-
'
H.
Met.
FRAOER.
Arettl.
LAND
ACT
Not
lea
of
Intantton
to
Apply
lo
Luh
Ln4
lu
friox-r
Mupert
l.aud
Rerorditur
Unmet
of
Han
,
Coast
Land
District,
and
situate
on
I'a'-aire
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
J.
B.
Francis,
of
ronoka.
Allien,
omipatlon
Minister,
m-tend
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
rullowlnr
dewMbed
JandJ:
Commeneina
at
a
tost
planted
at
the
Jiorth
Wet
end
or
Passage
Island,
near
Coast
TManrulatlon
sta.
tut:
thenr
around
the
Ulmd
at
nlrti
water
mark
ai4
containing
inmi
aeres,
tnnro
or
les.
JOSEPH
BRITI.A.ND
FRANCIS.
J
Jnae
ttth.
tlil.
AppUctnt.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Bushby
to
Operate
Trawler
Union
Oil
Station
to
Open
September
15
Halibut
Boat
Changes
Hands
The
trawler
Cleo.
E.
Kosler,
frelongiiig
to
the
Cnjiadian
FiVh
&
Cold
Storage
Ciwnpaiiyj
has
hqen
chaptered
Iy
Ihe
Itnpert
Marine
i'rndncts
himilod
and
is
expected
lo
he
out
on
the
liauks
next
week
to
catch
-fcrnp
fiIi-
for
the
reduction
plant.
Captai
H
Sanderson
will
he
in
.cuhimatid;
and
the
ship
is
now
heuW
got
ready
after
lieing
laid
up
for
her
catches
into
Diimias
Island
scows
which
will
he
towed
in
hy
means,
me
lucks
iniet
ny-pnaiicts
plant
wilt
he
provided
with
J
a
larger
and
more
steady
stream
of
material
and
the
use
of
the
Foster,
it
is
expected,
may
lead
to
even
nigger
things
alonj?
the
same
line.
September
13
is
the
dale
set
for
the
new
oil
station
of
the
Union
Oil
Co.
on
the
waterfront,
immediately
east
of
Cow
Hay,
to
open
for
Imsine.ss.
Undf
the
superintendency
of
11.
Fish'er
6f
Vaneouve'c
;e.niiieer
in
charge,
the
workjha.s
progressed
rapidly
duriiiff'.hfi
past
three
weeks
and,
wilhinsyhe
next
foruiihl,
the
planl.vdesigned
for
the
pre
seni.
uoe
comnieie.
Ku?!00n
Ballon
tanks
have
1
cii
cl
(i
on
llic
south
of
ing
railway
-.tracts
and
have
be?n
connected
up
wilh
piping
to
the
wharf,
two
of
the
tanks
wiltnme
to
assume
his
duties
rojiiain
gasoline,
one
distillate
and
the
fourth,
deisel
oil.
Tllie
wharf
is
just
about
com
pleted,
the
laying
of
the
decking
now
being
in
progress..
There
i8.ernment-
wharf
is
to
he
rebuilt
yet
to
be,
erected
on
4hc
wharf
ahy
t,
provincial
department
of
zu
vy
dii
wareitouse
and
a
vj
hy
18.
off
ice,
both
of
corrugated
iron
construction.
On
the
tank
side
of
the
track
haskheen
built
a
20
hy
3rf
corru-4
grated
iron
garase
for
the
accom
modal
ion
of
two
trucks
and
he
sideJl
will
be
a
loading
post
to;najn
Work.
wiucn,
mere
win
ne
connected
piDen
for
the
filling
of
a
tank'
truck
with
bulk
oil
for
local
delivery.
Ti
tank
truck
will
h
the
first'
one
to
be
operated
,
in
the
city,
i
This
will
comprise
the
eslah-lishment'for
the
present
but
there
is
plenty
of
room
left
for
expansion;
which
the
company
hopes
,
will
be
necessan
hefore
long.
i
ne
tanks
win
be
filled
hy
using
COMPARE
We
make
Champions
the
very
best
we
can.
Their
superiority
in
design,
finish
and
careful
manufacture
is
readily
apparent
if
you
compare
Champion
with
any
other
spark
plug.
But
you
must
drive
with
them
to
know
how
very
much
better
they
are.
Ckndn
X
xcluanrcly
ftor
Ftmfapackta'
80c
la
Ihm
Had
Box
.
can
other
thM
1U
IntUBliu
1W
J7,
41?
Each
Champion
'TicpcnJablc
r
Every
Engine
A
Canadian-made
Product
WlnJkor,
Ontario
o
long,
.The
Foster
will
hrinir
anchorage
arid
will
load
on
to
the
company
s
tugs
Hy
the
pumps
on
the
tank
boats
which
supply
the
plant
and
gravity
will
take
care
of
the
loading
onto
boats
at
the
wharf
and
from
the
loading-
post.
The
company's,
ianker
Olimlo
will
arrive
here
about
September
15
to
load
the
tankn
with
their
first
supply
of
gaoline,
distillate
and.deijel
oil.
,
.bout
twenty-five
men,
all
local,
wre
being
-employed
on
the
construction
of
the
station.
It.
j.
Kenmui'r,
district
sales
Tiianager
for
Hie
Union
Oil
Co.,
naid
a
visit
of
inspection
tolh'e
'pa'ntVlurjrx
the
week
and
will
b
hack'
about
the
time
of
the
openS
,
.
...
:
..
jnfr;
faf
of
tie
members
of
the
Vancouver
office
staff
will
be
t.onV
manager
of
the
station
and
should
be
here
within
a
week's
To
Rebuild
Approach
The
stairway
approach
from
the
foot
of.
McHriiJe
Slreet
in
the
irnv-
public
work.
-
Measurements
were
taken
this
week,
an
examination
showing
that
the
underpinning
was
pretty
well
rotted
away
after
many
years
of
service.
making
rebuilding
a
more
economical
plan
than
coutinuing
re-
Taking
north
a
winter
supply
of
Ibjuor
for
the
thirsty
residents
of
the
Telegraph
Creek
district,
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoat
House
power
boat
2H
(Leila
Hi
sailed
(again
for
the
Stik'me
Hiver
last
aiurday
nigiu
witn
a
consign
ment
of
Christmas
cheer
and
cold
cure,
lite
vessel
was
under
com-Lnland'of
Capt.
Alex
tfaint
witli
Corp.
Van
l)yk.
game
officer,
ac
companying1
as
representatUc
of
the
provincial
police.
The
Leila
M.
wa
expected
back
today.
Considerable
interest
was
tak
en
in
diving
operations
at
the
government
wharf
on
Wednesday
afternoon
when
the,
Princes
Charlotte
was
in
port.
While
In
Ketchikan
harbor,
the
Charlotte
hacked
into
a
derelict
fih
trap
wilh
the
result
that
both
her
pro
pelters
became
entangled
with
chicken
netting
to
which
was
at
tached
concrete
weights.
Hill
Shelim
and
Ilolf
Walker
donned
their
diving
suits
and,
with
Capt,
Swanson
tending
Iheni,
were
able
lo
loosen
the
i-ntanglementH
from
the
ship's
wheel,
but
It
will
lake
docking
to
remove
them
alto
KCllier.
Apparently
liltle
tho
worse
for
baling
leen
siueer.ei
last
week
between
a
freighter
and
the
wharf
nt
Huledale,
the
local
halibut
schooner
Cay-ieoni
Capt.
John
tl'1.1.
Wick,
came
in
from
Ill
'thr
haJibu
t
a
hanks
on
Friday
with
n"
catch
of
o.immi
pounds.
mere
seems
to
be
nothing
wrong
with
the
Cay
geon,
but
she
will
bo
given
once-over
before
going
out
aaln,
The
American
halibut
schooner
Chelsea,
belonging
lo
F.hler
Hros.
and
Armstrong,
of
Seattle,
luck
ily
got
off
wilh
practically
no
da
"St
O
1926
r
UT
krrcOc.
sape
while
coming
into
port
with
catch
of
halihut
Tuesday
afternoon.
The
J'Jirlsea
hit
a
rock
on
n
falling
tide
and
forborne
Mx
hours
was
stuck
pp
in
a
rather
precarious
position,
hut
the
rising'
tide
floated
tier
off,
not,
however,
hefore
the
captain
took
considerable
alarm
and
sent
in
to
town
per
the
M
T
3
for
assistance.!
Laurie
Lamfdey
took
the
53
out
with
a
pump
scow
hut
ttie
Chelsea
floated
without
its
use
and
came
Into
port
uni1er"tier
own
powt'f:
Aepairs
to
the;
keel
and
keol
shoe
wre
effected
and
th
iron
away
to
the"
hanks
a'jra
in
today.
The
Prince
Itupert
lloal
lloue
tbisisravel
scow
was
on
the
In
dook
at
the
ond
of
this
week
forclean
'tjng
and
painting.
Toodle
Change
Hands
The
well
known
local
halibut
6Ctknin4r
Totlie
changed
hands
this
week,
the
vendor
being
Art
Oiwuld
and
the
purchaser,
Jainns
Leask.
It
is
-the
first
boat
to
be
owned
hy
the-
latter
although
he
s
a
well
known
local
fisherman.
Capt.
Oswald
sold
the
vessel
hav-
ng
been
advised
that
his
health
would
be
benefitted
if
he
would
forego
the
rigors
of
the
halibut
game
for
"a
while.
Acoordingly,
Je
has
joined
the
employ
of
the
.aruidiau
Fish
k
(ktld
Slor;w?e
sa
kipper"
tif
the
packer
W.
11.
Lord
in
place
of
Fred
Wallers,
who
ha
gone
to
the
Xibafcsa.
Tlw
Toodie.
whieji
left
for
the
ianks
on
TuenOay
for
the
first
time
under
the
new
ownership,
U
a
(5
fotd
four
man
boat,
powered
with
a.
.'(
h.p.
SUndard
gas
en-J
t
5he,
wan
bulH
.in
ifeattle
;iuout
ten
years
ago,
then
being
known
a
the
Speculator.
For
the
past
elyh'tjears,
however,
she
ha
lerated
under
Canadian
registry
as
the
Toodie.
Called
away
on
account
of
the
serious
illnesn
of
his
father,
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston,
popular
master
of
the
lighthouse
tender
Xewing-
on,
left
for
Victoria
at
the
end
of
last
week.
His
many
friends
hope
that
his
father's
health
may
soon
lie
restored
"and
that
the
skipper
may
return
to
hi
dulien
without
delay.
Durin.-
the
ah
sence
of
Capt.
Ormislon,
Capt.
Joe
Peterson
of
tn
Jlirnie
is
in
command
of
the
Newingtou
and
Miief
Officer
Cillespie
of
the
.ewingto.n
is
at
th-
bridge
of
the
Hirnie.
The
.Ww-
ijlArlon
went
out
on
Wdnedav
wilh
tores
for.
Iiangarn
liht-
houe,
relufnlng
here
at
the
end
pf
this
week.
The
lutlibut
nchooner
Mary
M".
Christopher,
Capt.
Alf.
Jacobs.
which
It
under
charter
lo
the
South
Hay
cannery
in
Skidegate
Inlet
for
packing
purposes,
oaine
in
on
Tuesday
and,
after
laking
on
supplies,
returned
In
the
in
lands
Wednesday
nU?ht.
After
having
been
"packing
for
the
Port
Kdward
cannery
under
a
thirty-day
charier,
the
halibut.20.000;
.Vgnes
II.,
5,WIO;
Oihson
sclHK.net-
(Jnorne,
Capt.
Have
llit-
chie,
resumed
halihut
fishing
this
week.
The
cannery
tender
Alfford-H.
was
in
port
dijring'lhe
week
for
supplies.
The
Whif
Man
railed
on
Ilav
f.m-
Mil.
..Amir
a...
I
tl
f
1
i
i
"'
,.,
':i
"".,u.MV!trotling
that
there
is
little,
lime
left
for
business
or
newspaper
interview.
If
Hay'n
confidence
and
oratory
would
win
this
elecllon,
one
of
the
randblales
jnighl
just
a
wi
fnrget
any
further
aspirations
for
honors
at
Ot
tawa.
They
are
niakinir
norve
swepjiitijr
predictions
around
Cw
Jay,
one
statement
lieinig
made
this
woek
that
there
were
359
votes
at
lbc
3keena
Hller
can-
uimw-
wueii
tnero
mwn
flasuy
n-ri-c
and
one
of
the
candidates
have
been
more
serious
conse-,
would
not
gel
twelve.
However,
quences
is
a
result
of
slrandlng.a
little
money
talk
hushed
this
halfway
through
Metlakatla
Pas-1
prognosticate
up.
The
Conssr-
vatiw
vn
held
Mike
MeCaf-f'M-y
tip
and
tried
to
Icll
ii:in
wlut
was
het
fur
the
country
Mike,
however,
told
tbem
he
wa
from
Jnetec
ind
Uiey
woui.t
Jfave
lo
show
hi'a.
They
uer?
UU
KOinjr
strong
several
hour'
After
fdart'Bg
hut
Mike
was
atill
u'neonvlnce1.
If
the
candidates
knew'-
how
hard
some
of
thHr
supporters
"were
working
for
tbm
tJiey
ur
muild
fel
Uirjr
owed
4
hem
more
loan
n
d44
of
tcrati
4uiU.
TiVrr
Is
lois
of
talk
il
siuitHirlrrs
or
r:tu
sble
najw
there
i
nothing
to,
iL
but,
its
usiuil,
SejilemJifi;
li;wftt
jliBw
up
a
Jot
tlf
lie
r.liad
judsr
tenU
'l
iie
.1
.
sch:.ner
WeternA'
wiilclftha
hr.tn
trolling,
return
ed
lc
the
italibut
fishin?
aram
Shls-eek.
.
Thieves
at
Work
Tcdi
-Skrabsaii
riorled
th
loss
of:
,
two
skale,-
of
cear
from
the
ciooner
II.
and
ft.
at
tl-5
Cow
Hay
floaf
Wednesday
nighL
the
suspectM
theft
beLi
reported
lo
the
palice.
Tlie(
value
was
about
jo
or
?50.
Tl
would
not
mind
so
tnueh
louliirir.
auv
neeilv
nrrnn
th
icetpTStuf
be
say
il
sure
upel
his
plans,
to
se.y
nothing
of
hi'
peacejf
mind,
In
liav'e
it
ri
moved
without
HQlt?-
The
manager
of
a
miuilx-r
the
canneries
on
this
part
of
lhW
coast
have
lie
using
speed
boats
li
see
son
so
as
Ui
bet-,
ter
jKiroT
iiter
distriot.
1vl
pf
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'-
speed
boats
are
capable
of
rnakr
jpg.
2iuxnnls
per
hour.
The
boats
Uave
been
designed
to
wiUisUnd
rousb
watiMr
tin
ha?e
nprnven
f
inealculahlr
value
Jn
m
skins'
hurry-up
trip.
as
manigers
are
often
called
upon
to
do,
lo
oul-of-the-wa-
places.
If
al
Hint
landings
at
the
port
dj-rtac-
the
past
wek
(Saturdar
lo
Friday
Inclusive)
totalled
.'.in.
too
pounds
of
which
Amer
ic.au
veses
landed
UfiiOO
pound
and
Canadian,
91,9(19
pound.
The
high
price
of
th
week
for
American
fish
was
I
He
on
Tuesday
when
there
was
lit
lUi
offered
while
the
hiyh
Canadian
price
was
Ifijie
on
IJi'
Jame
day.
First
class
American
fish
went
as.
low
ns
I
l.le
in
Friday
while
the
Canadian
low
was-
l(r
on
riaturday.
Kecnnd
clasn
fnih,
both
American
and
Canadiar
,?
Avera-ged
around
9c
miais
tanning
caicne.s
uurins
Hie
ur.'fk
1
urc
n
fiilli
i
Amerrckili
i
1'Joiieer.i
s
M;00)
:
1.1.
P.
Todd;
S.iMM;
HlbU.
i0),
Foremost,
55,000;
Columbia,
17,-QOrt;
lleliance,
8,000;
Chelsea.
tS.000:
Urania,
27,000;
Hlanco,
K.SOO;
.Sentinel,
21.000;
Fainvay.
17.000:
Resolute.
50,000;
Allen,
18,000-
Portlock,
33,000;
Tyee
I5.00f..
finadian
Scruh.l
1,000;
Toodie
5.000;
Until,
A'.Sod;
Marguerile.
1,n0;
Iris,
1,100:
Hayview,
8,-
r00;
II.
and
It.,
1,000;
Margaret.
M00;
jjingo,
1,50;
Mayflowee
7.000:
Nautilus,
O.oeO;
Caygeon
d,000.
'Halitiut
landings
to
date
f.
the
reason
at
litis
port
total
19,
077,8O()-pounds
of
which.
Amer.
can
bottom''
,;-iiJed
ir.ft3.0'
pouruls
and
Canadian
01.20l
pounds.
After
a
,.,,-cessful
season'e
on
Hie
west
coast
of
thf
Ouee.,
Chartoi'
Islands,
Capt
Knhrl
relurnel
lo
wie
Cvw
Ha
floats
during
.'ie
past
week
wIKi
Ins
pirer
hoat
Honlto.
Capl
Kclirt
was
welcome
on
his
re
t'irn
with
ripen
arms
by
his
many
friends
and
his
advent
I.
being
duly
celehraled.
PRINCE
RUPEUT
TIDES
Monday',
September
6.
High
0J3
a.w.
19.5
ft.
13.20
ii.m.
19.0
ft.j
I'Ow
7.20
n.m
1.3
ft.
19,27
p.m
o.o
it,.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
n
SPORT
CHAT
a
-a
Il
is
lieuw
planned,
weathei
jeruiittiiigoli-
iplay
the
'next
gHiiie
in
lUy1
iiy
championshi:i
baselmUil
pUir-Off
between
the
yr
Club
midj
the
Niiltve
Stin
sif
Canada
ii4iiorniw
afleruoor;.
runt
ui
lm
junking
fnrwarl
to
a
betler.
exhihitioii
than
that
o'
I'huriMUy
night.
Players
ar
ex
pelled
to
play
and
not
to
stall
4ix1
rsmdHct
jjiEe
Thursday
nlgal
Joe.
not
popuTarite
the
game.
The
Trade
and
I-tlmr
Ounwil
may,
as
usual,
tie
expected
givo
a
good
day's
sport
enter
tainment
on
I.alrfir
I
My
with
racf
and
Hie
wsunl
features.
A-
itr
iist
)ears,lhe
rouneil
ha
lined
up
a
gthhl
program
ant'
fenent
pfavr's
are
now
belni)
Hfered
up
to
the
weather
man
l'
do
bis.
pari
in
making
rvttif
aI-lration
ilii
vear
atnlir'
ljt
unidete
sucss.
'
'
1
lie
Oilltuly
Clip
football,
ve
ies,
between
the
Moose
aaft
rand
Terminals,
has
been
uav-
inga
hard
time
gelttntz
started
batt
.an
Inieresling
eintlest
W
ween
them
lw
team
fir
Mie
ast
titlverware
of
the
season
is
xperled.
Of
the
trophies
his
year,
the
TtiniKtl
ha
a'-
Niuy,
caplurtd
I
wo
--
SUiar,
hield
and
Domioion
Day
:up
the
MtHise.
Inmever,
hiok
th
Mrblc
(iup,
significant
of
kitsui
rhampionship.
.The
next
regu-
ar
football
night
is
ThurwJay
of
next
week.
One
of
Ihe.
features
of
the
utior
Day
celebration
ptegrair
vill
be
football
match
betweeit
member
of
the
Junior
Leagoe
!ndef
tlie
team
name
of
Cor-ithians
and
otnads.
The
tw
earn
will
be
made
un
as
fol-
lows!
Corinthians
Pierce
(Month
Stiles
(Honlen),
Cameron,
Thur-tier.
Currie
(captain),
It.
Ne).
son
(Hoolh).
Inine
(Hltrh..
Dickens
(Hooth),
Hunt,
N.
Our.
ieh
(Horden
and
iVifnrulin.i
Tliji'j).
'oni,-i.
a.
ms.
Murray,
talker
(High),
Itolgers
(1W-
dejl).
Kelsey
(captain)
Hooih).
MorrJsftn.
K..
Smith-
'ick
(Horden),
Vleferk,
II.
Macron
aid
(High),
and
.
ItAtplifnet
Hodlh!
-
"
1
Itesenes
Dan
Morrison
and
".ngus
MacIonab.
Miirrs
win
ie
nrnvhled
ii
players
will
have
to
bring
Iheir
own
knickers,
tiool
and
irw.L-
ings.
The
Corinthians
will
re-
port
to
J.
S.
Wilaon
and
the
Nomads
to
.lark
Catojlj..
FAMOUS
BATTLES
FOR
THE
HEAVYWEIGHT
TlfLE
Jim
Corbtt
BeaUn
"Silence"
was
the
watchword
When
Hob
Filzsirurnons
slopped
Jim
Cornell
in
It
rounds
at
Car
son
city,
ev.,
March
17.
1897.
Hilly
Madden,
master
of
corn,
monies,
warned
I
he
500
txir
sons
present
that
no
nnsfcinly
siiiMiuiig
ijTnrrfTtlx'
toiernled.
Hear
the
voice
of
Ihe
master;
"You
will
please
keep
nrd.r
If
there
is
any
excitement
or
snouiing
tt
will
iniy
Inlerrere
with
the
men,
Plense,
remcm-ler
that
Iheic
are.Jadies
present."
When
the
principals
were
ir,
their
respectJvn
cornnri
1
1.
a
county
-physician
enlereii
ih.
ring
and
examined
Ihelr
uloves
o
one
eise
Knew
w
why,
FOR
SALE,
lillKAM
w'leker
baby
carriage
for
sab'.
Phone
Ued
159.
r
2tU
iSV
SAI.K.
Oramtview
Hnlek
Apply
-al
hotel.
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1)
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KIt
FOH
SAI.K.
Riioae
Illue
710.
1
ion
80.(Mi
A
MONTH
buys
a
doutd-
eorner
an
Fifth
Aveue
and
Own
Strel.
Price
900J)0.
Walker's
)lutc
Star.
PRNT
FOH
PALK.
New
th
ywir
ami
used
only
one
week.
Price
l?0.
Pullen.
Dailjr
Nev.
TO
RET
TWO
newly-furnfuhed
bedroom
for"
rnnt
Walerffonl
view.
vpply
330
FiMirth
Amut
Ka'sl.
U
ilKMifHle(i
'itp-'.n-date
iflatt
large
'airy-
ry-
r
noni
;
fin-
Max
lie"-
vOH
IlKNT-XMdern
htHise;
un-
cdil,nietet
ntariae
view.
Ap-1l-
HZ
I'oitrth
Alrrwe
ItaL
.JiK-fllT-r-Ur'dinrWIng
a-
171
Ritrd
Avenue
Hasty
room
mooVrn
flat
wilh
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
slres-t
Ifoer.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avttnue
lODHRN
WWflt:
for
rnl
Fl-roams
and
bath
Monro
tiros
FOUND
fnUN!).
Silk
VniUe,l
scarf.
Ap.
vr
Daily
ews
OfXlre,
KOL'ND.
Set
of
lemik.
Owner
may
haw
same
hy
calling
at
Dnny
News
Oftlre
and
payl-nr
fr
adfrl1ement.
"OUND.
"ting
e
Hh
ttne.
Owner
can
have
bailie
liy
pro-
(
ving
properly.
Apply
Dalbj
News
Office.
AGENTS
WAKTEO
HIO
MONFV
Agents
wanted
to
take
orders
for
Ihe
finest
liw
of
personal
reHlng
cards
on
Ihe
market.
Ilegal
Art
Company.
Manufacturer.
31ft
pa-dlna
Avenue,
Toronto.
211
HELP
WANTED
TIIHK&
WvrTftF.SSKS
wnnled"
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f
t.
rtegls
Cafe.
:
2fl'.
r
ILMIN
some
exirn
money
he,-Iw-een
now
and
Chrislmn.
lid
to
$20
easily
made
weekly
In
spare
lime,
taking
orders
foe
"Imperial
Art,"
Personal
Christmas
Card.
Kveryone
a
customer.
Take
orders
now.
delivery
laler
Liberal
commission.
Send
for
fre
snm-
pie
hook.
Ilrillsh
Canadian,
51
Welllnalnn
Wesl.
Toronto
f
WANTED.
W
A.TKI
'IV
iliorrow
money
for
flvo,
years
al
H
per
cent
on
.
improved
properly.
Apply
P.O.
Hox,
.178.
1'rlnce
ltuperl
HC.
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Inlander,
8.15
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137
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St
dldi.
not
say.
He.
men
felt
their
pulse-i.
SlaUsllclans
announced
Hint
302
blows
were
struck,
221
de.
llvered
hy
Coibe
and
111
hy
FIIMlnimon.
Mrs.
Fllzslmmons
coached
her
husband,
begging
him
lo
devote
hi
attention
lo
Corhctt'g
rMs.
Corbelt
was
very
angry
after
Ihe
bout
and
Inhl
Fll;.simmnns
lhal
Jf
he
refused
0
meet
him
again
he
would
"lir-L"
i.im
Mm
anJloIfU-Btin.e
tl,ey
0u
the
street.
ANOTHER
BIO
RTDUCTl
wncvnuutT
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PltlCll.
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