PAGE
FOUH
Tin.
iin.Y'HETrs
PICK
ELECTION
-OFFICERS
FROM
,
BOTH
PARTIES
cinr.r
electoral
officer
make
RECOMMENDATIONS
TO
COMMONS
OTTAWA,
Dec.
14
A
method
where
by
voteis'
ItsU
for
federal
elections
would
be
brought
up
to
date
each
year,
instead
of
the
present
procedure
of
compiling
new
lists
each
election,
bas-e4
on
the
latest
prof
Metal
list,
is
ug-Srtted
by
Col.
O.
M.
Blggar.
chief
electoral
ofilcer.
In
his
report
to
the
house
ol
commons,
made
public
last
week.
The
report
also
favors
allowing
returning
officers
to
contlnnue
In
office
for
the
full
five
years
for
which
they
are
appointed.
Instead
of
the
practice
of
canceling
the
appointments
of
one
set
of
such
officials
and
naming
ethers
In
their
place
when
a
new
party
comes
into
power.
A
number
of
dl
faculties
new
con'
netted
with
election
would
disappear,
the
chief
electoral
officer
points
out,
it
subordinate
election
officers
were
also
selected:
without
regard
to
their
political
t
affiliations,
in
other
words,
as
nearly
as
may
be
in
equal
number-
i
from
among
the
supporters
of
each
of
j
the
prlnicpal
political
parties
which
may
be
expected
to
bare
candidates
In
,
the
field.
j
One
of
the
reasons
why
the
party
in
i
power
has
been
desirous
of
having
one
I
oQcers
showed
that
the
officials
were
in
the
right
and
the
complaints
were
uot
substantial
ted.
VOTEBS'.
L!TS
rapt,
lotion
of
VoerIc
and
Officers
lhiHiretl
)
(ItlrritH
lJt
Mcht
Prince
Rupert
must
keep
all
charges
for
material
and
labor
down
to
the
lowest
possible
level
if
grain
ships
are
to
come
here
in
preference
to
other
Pacific
ports
declared
.Capt.
Letton
of
the
steamer
Roseric.
the
first
British
chip
to
load
grain
here,
who
was
tendered
a
complimentary
dinner
with
his
officers
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
last!
evening
by
local
citizens.
About
forty
local
persons
sat
down
to
dinner
hav
Ing
as
their
guest
Capt.
Letton,
First
officer
-Blddle
and
Chief
Engineer
McHard.'
After
the
dinner,
the
toast
of
"'
the11
King
was
observed
and
the
company
then
retired
to
the
reading
par-,-,lors-
of
the
Prince
Rupert
club
where
W.
O.
Fulton
occupied
the
chair
and.
on
behalf
of
the
citizens,
presented
Capt.
Letton
a
framed
picture
of
Prince
Rupert
grain
elevator
showing
a
ship
at
the
dock
loading
grain.
In
responding
to
the
chairman's
remarks,
Cspt.
Letton
thanked
the
as
sembly
for
the
honor
paid
him
and
i
complimented
th-porj.oit
its
exqcllen
"
facilities;
lie
spoki"VftnJ
ieVhCcim
petition
for
business
existing
between
the.
Various
ports
and
said
that
every
detail
In
the
securing
of
business
must
not
be
overlooked.
It
was
simply
a
matter
of
cost,
as
ships
would
natur
ally
go
to
porta
where
cost
were
low
est.
Prince
Rupert
would
do
well
to
keep
all
charges
down
to
a
minimum
until
It
was
established
as
a
grain
port,
In
fact
It
would
be
good
business
for
the
port
to
lose
money
on
the
first
business
offering
In
order
to
become
established
as
a
compe
.ltlve
port
on
the
Pacific,
rint
Mate
Siddlv
oud
Chief
En
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
glneer
McHard
also
spoke
thanking
the
assembly
for
courtesies
and
emphasiz
ing
the
remarks
of
Capt.
Letton
in
regard
to
the
costs
of
securing
cargoes.
Others
who
addressed
the
gathering
were
Capt.
Brown.
J.
Field
Strang.
Joseph
Bennett
superintendent
of
the
local
elevator.
H.
A.
Rose.
A.
Howe,
and
several
local
citizens.
N
ORGAN
RECITAL
WASDELIGHTFUI
ol
their
own
supporters
as
a
returning
i
oCicer
is
that
in
case
of
a
tie
rote
In
i
..
rossiu
1I.ITIKS
OF
NEW
INsTKlJ
KNT
...
...
,.
the
this
constituency
oSclal
would
'
have
the
rot
Sueh
.
.it.,..
IX
CATHF.DUAL
III
KCII
DEMON-
Uon
has
very
seldom
happened
in
this
country,
but
Col.
Blggar
suggests
that
in
case
returning
officers
are
allowed
t?
hold
office
throughout
the
term,
re
gardless
of
political
affiliation,
there
'MOW,
GENTLEMEN
,TWVT
I
HAVt:
FlMlSHEDMr
SPEECH
ON
THAT
I'M
THE
LOGICAL
CAM
Dl
DATE
FOR
ALDHRMAMI&
TMEREAMVl
sTRATF-D
III"
MAMF-lt
llMl
I
exceptional
ability
as
a
player
of
that
ye
muilc
Instrument
which
is
cf
th-
sKnowieagea
to
dc
one
or
tne
i
in
est
j
produced.
His
whole
program,
which
was
a
delight
to
hear,
was
most
varied
In
selection
and
brought
out
every
phase
of
the
possibilities'
of
'the
in-
In
reference
to
methods
of
r
preparing
H
,
.
.
,
...
,
.......
would
be
given
another
such
recital
voters
lists,
the
report
aars:
"The
cost
of
a
general
election
under
the
present
procedure
is
about
11.700.-
during
the
coming
winter.
Mr.
Ashley
expressed
himself
In
enthusiastic
terms
as
to
the
excellence
of
000
of
which
about
$1,000,000
pre.lthe
orgln
tnat
the
mhedral
rents
the
cost
of
preparing
voters'
lists,
and
the
remaining
$700,000
the
cost
of
the
poll.
It
may
be
open
to
question
whether
the
advantages
of
'the
present
system
counterbalances
its
heavy
cost
j
and
the
Inconvenience
attendant
upon
it.
There
is
no
doubt
that
by
an
expenditure
of
less
than
250
.000
a
year
up
to
date,
lists
having
a
high
degree
of
accuracy
could
be
continually
kept
available
and
the
cost
of
the
poll
Itself
could
at
the
same
time
be
substantially
reduced.
A
reduction
by
half
of
the
length
of
the
campaign
would
doubtless
also
do
much
to
relieve
the
burden
the
present
system
places
upon
candidates.
These
results
could
probably
be
secured
only
at
the
sacrifice
of
some
of
the
elasticity
which
the
present
system
possesses
KEEP
COSTS
OF
PORT
LOW
URGED
-
gat
ion
had
Installed.
Other
items
on
the
program
were
supplied
by
,
well
known
city
artist
and
cot
only
made
pleasing
breaks
between
the
organ
numbers
but
were
themselves
exceedingly
well
rendered.
The
program,
at
the
opening
and
conclusion
of
which
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx
conducted
brief
religious
service,
was
as
follows:
7IIK
l-KIMIIMM
Organ
Slow
Movement
(Beethoven).
Organ
Prelude
and
Fughetta
(Llckl).
Organ
Trauroerle
(Schumann).
Solo
"He
was
,
Desp1ed"
(Mendelssohn).
Mrs.
H.
C.
"ftaser.
Organ
Intermezzo
(Dubois).
Orgsn
O
my
Ood,
Look
upon
me
(Haydn).
Organ
Fanfare
In
O
Minor
(Ashford).
Quartette
"Ood
so
Loved
the
World"
(Stalner)
.
Organ
Offertolre
(Lefebure
W'ely).
Organ
Olorta.
12th
Mass
(Mozart).
jo"how
Lovely
are
Thy
Dwellings
Light,
wholesome
bread,
with
the
tasty,
golden-brown
crust,
baked
in
your
own
home
can
you
think
of
anything
nicer?
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
--fvvHAr
is
-j-.q
Mother
especial
It
like
it
for
children
as
it
take
the
place
ol
inter
nl
medicines.
!
Local
Druggists
Have
Modern
Remedy
for
Colds
A
Vaporizing
Salvo
which
Is
Rubbed
Over
Throat
and
Chest
for
Colds.
When
Vicks
VapoKub.
the
"atavai"
method
of
treating
sore
throat,
bronchitis,
derp
chest
colds
or
croup,
is
applied
over
throat
a
chest,
the
ingredients
are
released
as
vapors
by
the
body
heat.
These
vapors,
inhaled
with
each
breath
The
lre
autlirnr
which
filled
St.
:
.
"-"J
"
.
(
ajjpcttQ
passages,
joosemnj;
the
Andrews
Anglican
Cathedral
last
night;
pjj
and
reiic-ing
the
Congestion,
to
hear
Be.
A.
w
R.
Ashley
of
Stewart
At
the
same
time
Vicks
acts
as
a
coun-
facruld
be
an
understanding
that
ruch
1
K1Te
recttal
on
the
new
pipe
organ.
1
ter-irritant.
Stimulating
the
tfkm,and
thus
a
casting
vote
should
always
be
given
recently
installed
in
the
church,
was
j
helps
the
vapors
inhaled
to
break
up
the
i
,,
,w
m..i
.
,
elven
a
decided
treat.
It
was
the
first
iuMumuuui.
candidate.
I
time
that
a
performance
of
its
kind
EARLY
NOMINATIONS
jnad
'
brea
8,Ten
"
Prince
Rupert
and
The
date
of
the
last
general
elee-
mnsic
loTer
,n
Ur8e
number,
took
ad-tlon
being
earlier
than
In
1925
there
!
TanUe
of
tDe
opportunity
to
hear
tt
!
As
Mr.
had
commenced
soon
as
Ashley
was
no
serious
difficulties
in
securing
deliveries
of
the
ballot
boxes
to
ththe
nta8
number,
the
congregation
WM
conrttKed
that
"
hd
rn"
polling
places.
However,
he
recom-
hour
anea1
"
it
bjlc,lbl
Although
raended
that
further
constituencies
hd
ben
f!"
toce
he
n4d
nd
edded
to
the
UsU
of
those
to
which
the
interval
of
14
days
be
allowed
be-
i
tne
0PP"""ty
xa
playing
a
pipe
organ.
tween
nomination
and
poUlpg
days
In-
stead
ol
the
usual
seven
days.
He
pointed
out
that
most
with
a
few
hours'
practice,
he
displayed
Colds
are
usually
relieved
over
right.
w
Vapo
Rub
Ova
2IMiiuonJaxs
Uszd
Yearly
Mrs.
Anderson
Organ--Melodic
'Msse
ieti
Organ
Postluae
.v.
D
Minor
3L
Ashley
i
.A.
W
MOOSEHEART
LEGION
ELECTS
OFFICERS
Mr.
V.
M.
frothy
U
flMiten
to
Head
Oreanlnllon
Ihirlnr,
li
Mr.
-
Thr
4oh
nxiii
e-retary
Ladies
of
the
Moosefceart
Legloa
last
night
elected
officers
as
fellows
far
the
year
1927:
Senior
Regent.
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby.
,JiiElpr
Regent.
Mrs.
J.
Field.
'Chaphin.
Mrs.
Jack
IUlchford.
Recorder.
Mrs.
Tnor
Johnson.
Treasurer.
Mrs.
P.
Wtnghanv
Other
office
are
filled
by
appoint
ment
and
will
be
announced
when
the
Installation
taxes
place
in
January.
HILL
60
CHAPTER
DONATES
?23
TO
Q.C.
CIH
FUND
A
donation
of
423
hat
been
made
by.j
Kill
60
Chapter.
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
toward
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
relief
fund.
This
re
presents
the
proceeds
of
the
Children's!
psrty
recently
held
by
the
chapter.
I
this
cause
being
felt
by
the
young
I
ladles
to
be
one
of
the
best
that
they
y
II
Zfp
ih
,
I'd
Like
to
know
WHATfOU
ARE
GOIM'TODOFOR
WARD
IPNAOO'RE
.
ELECTED?
f
could
support
at
this
time
A
list
of
other
donors
will
be
published
toward
the
end
of
the
meek
The
total
list
so
far
published
Is
13
r
To
aid
the
fund.'
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
will
be
heM
Thursday
slternoon
at
the
home
of
Xlrs.
T.
J.
Shenton.
LIBRARY
MEMBERSHIP
STEADILY
INCREASES
(ialn
of
1J
During
Nmemlwr
Krrurlr
til
Kepiirt
of
Librarian
3b
10
Ibmi
Ixunrd
During
Mouth
That
the
library
continue
to
grow
In
!mportrjc
was
shown
by
the
report
of
the
librarian.
Miss
A.
D.
Craickanihfc,
rhlcB
was
read
last
night
at
the
rtguiar
netting
of
ta
board.
It
showed
sixty-.se
new
botxwrrs
for
'the
manth
of
orenor
and
esghteen
wttharajraU.
"reseat
at
the
meetlcg
were
Mr.
W.
J.
CirkpaUlck.
who
occupied
tne
chair.
AM-rman
W
J.
Oreer.
Rev.
O.
O.
Hacker.
P
J.
Fuller.
Ja.
Black
and
secretary.
O.
V.
Wilkinson.
The
report
of
the
librarian
cvvsring
be
work
of
the
month
showed
a
daily
iverage
of
1714
books
loaned
d
urine
the
month
with
a
total
of
3.610
artogethet
Twelve
bocks
had
been
received
by
tft
snd
102
by
purchase
and
21
bad
been
ilrearded
during
the
month,
leafing
a
.3tal
on
the
shelves
at
present
of
5.-Of
the
3jSI0
books
which
ware
oaned
Awrlng
the
month.
2&H
were
.iciion.
427
non
fiction,
and
079
juvenile
Only
routine
tnMnea
occtipted
the
v.tenUon
at
the
board
after
disposing
of
the
report
of
the
librarian.
FIRST
GAMES
PLAYED
'
BILLIARD
HANDICAP
(teorxr
Mrlltmnl.
.
lurtmi
and
M.
St.
Mrljirhtjn
Aiitanre
In
Sernml
Hound
The
following
games
were
played
In
the
first
round
of
the
gold
medal
handicap
tournament
last
night:
Oeorga
Mcllmorle.
300;
Frank
Zirmsn.
S.
Darton.
300:
Ben
Self.
202.
M.
M.
MeLaehlaa.
300;
Q.
Anderson.
233.
ClUlt
HAKE
l.KAdUE
Results
of
laet
sight's
games
in
the
Cribbage
League
were
as
follows:
..Knights
of
Columbus,
11;
Sons
of
Canada.
16.
Canadian
Legion.
13;
ON.
Operating
14.
orange
Lodge.
lj
'Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
1
Dry
Dock.
15;
C.
N.
Meehanlca.
12.
Cold
Storage.
16;
St.
Andrew's,
12.
Orotto.
12;
Moose.
IS.
.
.
W.
L.
PU,
C.
N.
Operating
Orange
Lodge
.,
Orotto
8
Knights
of
Columbus
6
Dry
Dock
6
3
J
4,-
Canadian
.Iftfon
-
j,
,
i'
aioosr
:
s
J
Sons
of
Canada
...
.
S
6
fold
Storage
S
A
C
N.
Mechanics
...
4
6
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
2
8
St
Andrew's
2
8
SPORT
CHATl
k-
a
The
Anyox-Prlnce
Rupert
inter
High
School
basketball
games
to
be
playra
here
on
Friday
and
Saturday
nights
of
ithls
week
should
attract
good
crowds
The
visit
of
Anyox
will
be
the
Hut
outside
team
to
pla
in
Prince
Rupert
this
winter
and
should
give
an
Idea
as
to
how
local
players
compare
with
out
elders
Jimmy
Mitchell,
as
coach.
Is
sure
that
the
vtstv.is
wllj
be
able
to
capture
the
series
while
locals
also
are
confident
that
they
will
come
out
on
the
long
end
of
the
scoring.
Local
teams
are
planning
to
send
teams
to
Ah)
ox
after
Christmas
possibly
leaving
htre
on
the
Cardena
on
December
20
Prince
George
has
formed
a
hockey
assotmiion
this
year
and
are
hoping
or
league
composed
of
several
interior
t
ims.
Last
year
the
Prince
Oeorge
players
travelled
to
Vancouver
to
play
for
the
junior
championship
of
Ui
province
hut
were
not
successful.
This
;iesr
they
plan
on
again
going
after
the
ti'lc
and
are
assured
that
the
series
wl)
be
played
on
natural,
not
artificial,
ic
wn;
:h
they
consider
to
be
in
their
""or
Although
there
are
many
old
hockey
players
in
Prince
Rupert
it
.would
teem
to
be
a
long
time
before
llllli
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
ece
ifc
i
Cmt
Bm
nfiu
VOR
8ALX
Furniture
in
eaeeUcftt
owmUOoo.
ComttUM
of
walnut
dhv
ttwt
suit.
be4-CheterfMd.
neates.
Uaoiesvm,
rug.
walnut
dresser.
Btoi
none
steel
bed.
etc
.
child'
bed'
and
Man
ebair,
kitchen
ehetrs.
etc
Phone
Bine
181
29
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OCT
AN
U
te.
we
art
authorised
to
sell
several
lota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Pncra
low
and
tmo
from
110.00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
MtClymont
U
IN8TANTLYI
YOU1X
HAVE
TO
COME
a
romping
if
you
want
tble
comfy
bomeA
n-roomand-bsth
tor
Xmas.
Four
Woeks
rroM
Poa
Office
Buy
It
the
instalment
way.
O
C.
Walker.
rOR
SALK.-42
foot
raised
deck
cabin
cruiser;
practically
complete
and
ready
for
launotilng;
engine
installed.
Apply
Box
10.
Daily
News
office.
297
rOR
SALE-
IRISH
SETTER
PCPS.
SIX
weeks
old.
435
each.
Been
evening.
Phone
Green
283.
MUs
Durran.
the
Privets.
Seventh
Avenue
East.
290
SNAP
FOR
CASH.
QUARTER
CU1
olid
oak
dining
room
suite.
Phon
22
day
time
or
Blue
3S8
evenings.
294
tXJH
SALE.
PIANO.
PRACTICALLY
new.
Apply
comer
Fulton
and
Sixth
Avenue
over
Sunrise
Grocery.
293
WHY
NOT
HAVE
MUSICt
PIANOeJ
and
phonographs
for
rent.
Walker
Music
store.
tl
FOR
SALE.
WICKER
BABY
CAR
riage
in
good
condition.
Phone
Black
133.
v
202
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP-
ped
hotel.
Oolng
concern.
Wrlto
Box
342
Dalfy
New
t
Offloei
'
tf
FOR
RENT.
WARM
HOUSE
WITH
two
bedroom.
Central.
Apply
213
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
SUITE
Phone
18.
Mussallem
Grocery.
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FUltNITUKB
AM)
HANCKS
833
FOR
CHRI8TMAai
DININO
ROOM
suites.
Chi
ft
er
Held
suite,
walnut
beds
with
coll
springs;
dressers,
chlf-fonleres.
lounges,
carpets.
linoUum,
and
linoleum
rugs.
Toys
of
every
description.
A.
MacKenrle.
Furnl-ture.
Phone
776.
LOST
LOST.
GOLD
CRESCENT
BROOCH
set
with
pearl
between
Westholme
Theatre
tnd
Federal
block.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
.New
office.
opportunity
will
be
given
to
share
In
any
honor
in
this
great
Canadian
out
door
game.
Just
as
a
little
diversion
In
the
realm
of
sport
for
the
next
few
days,
how
would
It
be
to
forget
billiards,
whltt.
basketball
and
badminton
and
hav
,
mh-
me
iara
seem
to
be
a
good
on
but
then
the
weather
man
alwayt
ha
to
be
consulted
in
,
little
detail
of
thl
kind,
to
tana,
it
Is
.tip
to
you
to
use
your.
Influence
with
old
Jack
Frost
y
t
fiooii
iut
cue
Mrs
Ungrr.
Proprietm
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W
V.
A.
(land
llnnte
C'noknt
lrsl.
Phone
Black
700
Iltll.ltS
III
I
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1
1.
"Seatter
&tnsihe
with
fMads"
filtf
(lUdlnll
Italbs
for
(
hrl.lm
and
make
your
frteods
gUd
(or
year
to
nam
Tirni.
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rtrh'tora
tljm.
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tLM.
tuim
and
p.
Writ
for
prtce
U
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By
George
McM
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WOULD
ANYONE
EtJt)B.
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Tn
Abu
I
QOCaTlDM?
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PO.
Box
87$
tlCKIKtt.
IIP.
FUILS
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE-
modrlled.
Raw
tkln
tanned
and
drer1.
Mall
order
promptly
attend
ed
to
Mr,
r
Tarr.
331
Broadway
East.
Vancouver
ANOTIIEK
IW.
HKI)U(TION
IN
CIIKVHOI.ET
COM.MKHCIAl.
CAH
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l-IVt
Ton
UUtity
Etpra
CluU
8J1A0
Si
Ton
Light
Delivery
ChassU
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MOW
Touring
and
Roadster
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81SD0
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and
Coupe
11020
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Ford
Light
Delivery,
open
body
7330
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
body
115000
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Ford
Light
Delivery,
starter
equipment
.,
,......,
(230
00
1
Ford
Tvdor
Sedan,
starter
'
equipment
1300.00
Oldamqblle
S'paaaenger
Teur-
'
ing.
1W2
SflOOOO
Term
tan
be
arranged
on
both
new
nd
uset
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIKN
RAKARK
Dealers
In
f'artllar.
MrUughlln,
Oskbnd,
Fontlsc
OliLmolille
and
Chetrnlel
far.
Plinne
3t
MHV
l
TIIK
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering,
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
on
hnd,
price
.
are
at
a
low
level
and
eay
terms
are
available.
ram
e.tn.
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Dellverte
guaranteed,
n
I
One
Ford
Truck
Snap,'
f
One
Chevrolet
Ught
eDlfvery
Good
running
order.
Make
u
an
offer.
S.
K.
I'AKKKK
ITD.
initii
ih:ai.i:u
TAXI
I'lionc
f7
Tnl
fCnll
OcorKo.
Paul
or
dusti
Six
nnd
Seven
Pnanenirer
Stutlc-bakers
nt
your
disposal
any
tlmo,
HOS3
HKOS.
I'OOI.
ItOOM
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
I
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la
u
.J
v
4-
;f
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED--SALESMAN
WHO
CAN
fUR-ntsrt
satlsfaetory
frferetKe
as
to
character
and
ability
to
act
as
our
fepmenuur
In
Frlnre
Rupert
so
vicinity.
This
proposition.
U
worth
75
per
week
ana
up
to
the
rlht
man.
Addrtwt
Produrer
Oenrral
Agency.
614
Vancouver
BJotk.
Van-
tourer.
BC
j
FO
SALE
f
OR
SALT.
fOVR
-ROOM
HOWE,
rally
modern,
gist
veranda,
I200
Oash.
4C00.
Balance
119
per
Month.
Five
room
house
with
bath.
Seventh
Avenue.
41300.
Only
4200
easiv.
Balance
to
arrant.
Bee
our
1M
of
other
preprrttea
for
Sale.
THEO.
COLLART
LTD.
WrfUtotme
Theatre
Btoek.
ciimontACTic
IR.
It.
C
I.VOI.IXIV
'IIIKOflltriOtt
third
Ateime.
Offlee
tblli
4IjM
House
ealk
1200
For
appointment
Fnone
OSc
Blue
as
Reatdence
Black
342
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the
latest
scientific
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need
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