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By
George
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UP
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MAN
OF
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TKR
HDIO!
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AND
INTELLIGENCE.-.
Ring
It
must,
measure
up
to
a
certain
standard.
It
may
be
simple-in
design,
moderate
in
price,
and
yet
it
must
be
per-
.
feet
in
every
detail.
You
do
not
need
to
be
an
expert
judge
to"
buy
the
suitable
ring
from
us.
Whether,
j-ou
pay
$25.00
or
?300.00.our
reputation
for
'reliabilities
1a
guarantee
you
will
g?ti:good
value
and
a
charming-ring.
.
Our
success
depends
on
your
confidence.
SlViVU&jGOOD
WARM
BODY
it
flIpYFI
I
FP.S
rAvv
aa
a-a
a
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
"Demers"
January
Clearance
S
NOW
ON
LA
Thone
27.
P.O.
Ho
327.
,
HEART-TO
KEEP
:
OUR
COALS
PART
A
CHEERFUL
hearth
means
a
happy
home.
Our
coal
radiates
a
warmth
that
will
cheer
your
heart
and
give
you
smiles
of
satisfaction
that
will
thaw
the
coldest
atmosphere.
We
have
a,
yard
full
of
these
nuggets
of
heat
waiting
for
your
order.
NAXAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
and
JHcLEOn
RIVER
SOOTLESS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
Hfi
and
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Closing
:
Out
SALE
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
Many
Ilargnins
in
COATS
DRESSES
HATS
J.
BENT
Ladies'
Rendy-to-Wear
Third
Ave.
l'hone
6.rl
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order,
in
our
shop
ns.low
as
.......
.
$50
223
Sixth
Street
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rilANCSINO
TALES
OK
SKA
I'KOM
TOTAL
DISASTER
TO
TIIKILLINO
KIX'lllS
t
KEW
YORK.
Feb.
1.
The
year
1026.,
one
of
the
worst
on
record
for
storms
at
sea,
has
proven,
paradoxically,
that
safety
at
sea
Is
the
new
'slogan
of
sailors.
j
Radio
this
year
has
fought
one
of
Its;
greatest.
sea
battles
to
save
'
Uves.-
Standing
against
It
on
the
lailure
side
of
of
storm
and
shipwreck,
and
heroic
rescue
in
answer
to
the
S.OJS.
A
little
freighter
last
January,
encountered
'
storm
In
mld-Atlanl!
thaV
waV
loo
much
for
her.
With
her
equipment
washed
overboard
by
the
waves
she
be-;an
to
flounder
In
the
sea.
But
her
3.0B.
has
gone
out,
and
was
picked
up
by
a
great
ocean
liner,
which
hurried
to
hr
aMlKtanre.
The
Antlnos
sank,
but
her
men
wet-
safe
aboard
the
President
Roosevelt,
thanks
to
the
spirit
of
courage
and
brotherhood
among
sailors,
nnd
th
marvel
of
the
wireless.
During
the
exigencies
of
the
genera)
strike
in
England
last
spring
over
thousand
vessels
were
permitted
to
sail
without
wireless
operators.
It
was
made
the
subject
of
a
question
In
th-
House
of
Commons.
Yet
there
are
few
ships
which
must
rely
on
them
selves
alone,
as
of
old.
One
of
these
was
the
Manchester
Producer,
a
freighter,
which
to
lessei
the
suffering
of
her
cargo
of
cattle
attempted
to
change
her
course
In
January
storm.
iter
steering
gear
broke,
and
halt
of
the
terrified
cargo,
bellowing
wildly,
had
to
be
driven
overboard
to
keep
the
ship
from
enp
sizing.
Unable
to
summon
help,
the
Manchester
Producer
drifted
for
weeks
until
the
food,
.gave,
oUt.',
and
the
re
mainder
of
the
cattle
had
to
be
.hoisted
one
by
one
from
the
deck
and
dropped
Into
the
sea
to
save
them
a
more
agonizing
death
from
starvation.
More
than
a
month
passed,
and
the
Manchester
Producer
was
more
than
thousand
miles
off
her
course
when
she
was
found
by
a
Dutch
tug
and
tewed
to
the
Azores.
When
Is
a
soldier
not
half
a
soldier?
When
he
Is
In
quarters.
Er
.
fc?
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r3C3
VAard
luck'
VV
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I
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1927
Br
'"TvFW
Seuv'icC.
SEA
WORSE
BUT
!
SAILORS
SAFER
Fine
for
catarrh
when
melted
in
a
poon
or
snuffed
up
the
note
and
vapors
Inhaled.
Head
and
Chest
Colds
Relieved
In
a
New
Way
A
Salve-
which
Releases
Medicated
Vapors
when
Applied
Over
Throat
and
Chert.
,
Drusque
woras,
loiaiiy
iobi,
in
uoyos
juumeni,
V1CKS
apOKUO
reSCteS
imme-'
Register.
124
vessels
for
the
first
three;
diately
inflamed,
congesd
air
passages,
imonths
of
1926.
aeainst
a
loss
of
103
1
..This
lis
the
imodern
direct
treatment
for
I
all
cold
troubles
that
prwinc
for
.
,n
h.
r..i.
is
so
nonu-
...
,
-
i
i
ar
m
Canada
and
the
States
where
over
While
this
year",
losses
have
not
yer
17
rj
ESrf
wnijj.cicijr
iiEU.,
oMenaia
lor
sore
throat,
tonsilitii.
show
more
than
400
craft
lost
In
the,
Florida
hurricane
and
100
schooners
wrecked
In
Havana
harbor
In
the
Cuban
blow.
Standing
to
the
credit
of
radio
is
line
assertion
of
shipping
men
here
that
!
.
.
.
ft.........
-u
m
1
V.
reached
startling
figures
hol
not
wireless
on
shipboard
sputtered
Its
cry
for
assistance.
To
those
who
sail
the
seas
the
wireless
has
given
a
comforting
thought
of
safety
that
mariners
and
travellers
-of
other
days
.have
not
known.
I
Within
ten
months
there
have
been
two
"hurricanes
that
swept
the
south
:
Atlantic
seaboard
and
the
Weather
I
Bureau
has
sent
out
ninety-nine
storm
warnings
to
snips
at
sea.
Those,
who
'Insure
shipping
say
this
year's
losses
have
not
been
abnormally
large
and
that
Insurance
rates,
based
on
a
falling
I
oft
of
claims
since
the
use
of
radio
became
general,
have
'been
reduced.
I
Many
ships
which
otherwise
would
have
been
a
total
loss
have
been
saved
by
wireless
and
towed
to
port.
Wireless
has
changed
the
stories
of
.the
sea
which
are
those
of
thrilling
rescue
rather
than
of
total
disaster
and
lonely
death.
The
Royal
Humani
Society
gave
its
medal
for
the
bravest
deed
in
1925
to
a
sailor.
With
the
wireless
a
new
hero
wus
born
the
radio
operator.
Half
forgotten
by
the
passengers
so
long
as
all
I
goes
well,
his
is
a
courage
not
of
ac-,
tlon
but
of
endurance.
In
the
Ber-jmuda
storm
of
last
October,
the
Va-:
lerlan,
a
'
British
naval
sloop,
turned
turtle.
By
the
time
the
cruiser
Cape-'
town
had
fought
her
way
to
the
scene
I
only
nineteen
survivors
of
the
crew
of
one
hundred
and
three
could
be
found
I
clinging
to
the
life
rafts.
In
a
bald
statement
they
told
a
story
which
is
ajmost
a
commonplace
of
the
sea,
yet
which
carries
Implications
of
a
glorious
fortitude.
"The
wireless
operator."
they
said,
"went
.
down
In
his
cabin,
stUl
jendmg
out
the
8.0-8."
STOUM
AM
.SIUI'IVKIXK
From
all
over'
the
world
come
stories
bronchitis,
croup,
head
and
chest
colds,
catarrh,
asthma
or
hay
fever.
Just
rub
Vicks
over
throat
and
chest
and
inhale
the
medicated
vapors.
It
ouickly
loosens
uo
a
cold.
Vapo
Rub
Orat
21
Million
Jars
Used
Yearly
BURNS
LAKE
Mrs.
P.
Brunell
has
received
word
that
her
mother,
Mrs.
M.
Eckert.
was
run
down
by
a
street
car
in
Seattle,
where
she
resides,
and
received
very
serious
bruises.
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
on
Thursday
morning
to
Mr..
end
.Mrs.
Sidney
Oodwln.
She
.has
already
been
engaged
by
her
father,
editor
of
tbe
Burns
Lake
Observer,
for
the
social
chair.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Rawson
are
here
from
Dewey
and
will
spend
about
two
weeks
visiting
with
Mr.
Rawson's
sister.
lrs.
C.
Hartley.
J.
W.
Mlers.
assistant,
engineer
for
tbe
provincial
department
of
public
works.
Prince
Oeorge.
and
L.
Johnson,
bridge
foreman,
also
of
Prince
Oeorge.
ere
visitors
here
last
week
on
offi
cial
business.
Arthur
Sheltord.
Wistaria:
William
Ellison,
Ootsa
Lake,
and
8.
Acrea
ol
Streatham
were
business
visitors
In
town
last
week.
Mrs.
D.
Cochrane
underwent
anoper
atlon
in
New
Westminster
and
Is
mak
Ing
satisfactory
recovery
according
to
word
received
here.
Barney
Mulvany
was
on
a
business
inp
10
uoiss
uine
last
wcck.
Floyd
Stanycr
caught
a
weasel
which
measured
23
Inches
from
tip
to
tip.
It
is
said
to
be
the
largest
weasel
ever'
captured
In
this
district.
Burns
night
was
celebrated
with
a
dance
In
the
Community
Hall,
the
event
being
one
of
much
enjoyment.
Oeorge
Buchanan
of
Danakln,
while
crossing
Francois
Lake,
lost
hlssle'.ghs
when
the
ice
gave
away.
Fortunately,
Mr.
Buchanan
was
able
to
save
himself
cd.
the
double
trees
breaking,
the
horses
made
a
dash
for
shore
which
they
reached
successfully.
Why
hasn't
she
made
a
rich
mar
rlage
If
'her
face
is
her
fortune'?"
"Poor
girl,
she
has
a
tongue
that
Is
her
misfortune."
I!
SPORT
CHAT
Following
the
adjustment
of
Billiard
League
affairs,
two
more
games
In
the
Moose
vs.
Qrand
Terminal
tournament
were
played
last
night,
scores
being
as
follows:
J.
Hlllman
(Moose)
200.
Frank
Zle-marv
(Orand
Terminals)
116.
J.
Judge,
14,
R.
Howe
200.
With
J.
May
(Moose)
having
beat
game
of
the
tournament,
tbe
total
for
the
three
games
Is
now
594
to
446
In
favor
ot
the
Moose
who
thus
have
a
mlnals,
Games
between
"
Oeorge
Mellmoyle
(Moose)
and
.
Charlie
Balagno
(Terminals)
and
Joe
Brown
vs.
H.
Oorbett
are.
to
be
played
between
now
and
Canadian
youth
and
grit
scored
another
big
victory
last
week
when
The
Pas
dog
derby
ended
with
Em
11
St.
Ooddard,
20-year-old
French-Canadian
winning
the
money
prize
and
fame
after
driving
a
race
unequalled
for
speed
In
the
annals
of
dog
racing.
BL
Coddard
was
credited
mlth
rare
endurance
and.
skill
In
handling
his
team
of
seven
greyhound
huskies.
He
was
also
credited
with
patience
and
tact
In
the
breeding
and
training
of
his
dogs.
Ray
Pelkey,
the
Oakland,
Cal..
light-heavyweight,
meets
Roy
Cllfle
at
toiught.-.
Pelkey
has
been
a
busy
boxer
the
past
few
months.
Following
'
his
match
at
Tacoma
recently,
when
he
took
the
decision
over
Cllffe.
Pelkey
went
back
to
his
Oakland
home
and
engaged
in
battle
there
and
the
follow
ing
day
hurried
on
to
Portland,
wnere
he
met
.
th&&peely
Harry
.Dillon.
He
had
no
sooacr.
reached
Oakland
again
when
he
was
caUed
back
to
meet
Cllffe.
Roy
Cllffe
appears
to
have
struck
his
stride.
His
knockout
win
over
Harry
Lee,
followed
closely
by
a
decisive
victory
over
Ernie
Owens
shows!
that
the
Vancouver
Island
light
heavy
weight
Is
right.
Is
golf
going
to
take
tbe
place
of
baseball
as
.
t
North
American
sport?
In
popularity,
it
la
growing
far
faster
than
baseball'
grew
In
Its
early
days.
For
everyone
that
plays
golf,
there
art
tlve
who
would
-toe
playing
If
they
could.
In
the
main,
golf
still
Is
a
rich
man's
game.
The
price
of
getting
Into
a
good
golf
club
Is
prohibitive
for
the
average
man.
The
scarcity
of
goU
nurses
for
the
person
of
moderate
aieans
drives
home
the
principle
that
the
country
has
made
practically
no
provisions
for
recreational
sports
for
the
people.
If
golf
ever
does
dethrone
baseball,
it
will
be
n
good
thing
for
the
national
health.
The
baseball
fan
rarely
plays
the
game
himself.
He
tits
and
watches
professionals
plsy.
For
this
reason,
baseball
is
nO
longer
a
sport.
It
Is
form
of
'theatricals.
One
does
not
find
golf
enthusiasts
'
sitting
1
back
and
watching
other
players-
except
an
occaslonaLatar.
The
golfer
Is
not
a
grand
stand
loafer.
He
'gets
out
and
plays
the
game
himself.
Toronto
editorial
comment
on
the
victory
of
Oeorge
Young,
the
17-year-old
boy
of
that
city
who
achieved
tame
at
Catallna
Island
has
a
word
for
the
mother.
"Who
should
receive
the
credit
for
the
Calallna
swim?
The
boy
who
did
it
or
the
mother
who
inspired
him?
Both,
no
doubt."
says
the
Olobe,
And
the
Mall
has
ajiord
for
parents
to
ponder
over:
"One
ot
the
defects
of
our
educational
system
is
that
it
does
not
lead
young
people
to
believe
In
themselves
A
father
who
says
to
his
I
Would
Like
To
Be
Forever
FREE
From
ASTHMA
Please
tell
xns
how
Asthma-Sera,
the
wonderful
new
medicine
sottens
and
soothes
the
throat
and
bronchial
pasaages,
restores
glsnd
activity
to
normal
and
QUICKLY
and
FOnEVEH
BANISHES
Asthma,
Hay
Fever
and
Dronchlal
troubles.
My
Nam
la.
My
Address.
Cltr
and
State-
Mall
hl
BdvrrtUeateat
Uda?
to
R.
M.
II.
Laboratories
615
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aulltorlM-d
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several
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some
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harbor
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and
ou
sewer.
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SALE.
-PAIR
OF
BLUE
FOXES
Apply
O.
It.
Udd.
Sea
view
Apartments.
,
tf
FOR
RENT
FOR,
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP
ped
hotel.
Doing
concern.
Write
Box
342
Dally
News
Office
tf
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-mnt:
four
rooms
and
bath:
water
paid.
Phone
547.
tf
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART-menta.
Apply
Smith
&
Mallett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
FI;C
rooms
and
bath.
Mur.ro
Bros.
tf
LOST
LOST.
LADY'S
SILVER
MBSH
BAO
containing
sum
of
money.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
yews
office.
HOARD
BOARD
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Prion
HrT
SID
BOYS
BREAKS
830
disheartened
son,
"You
wltl
overcome
every
difficulty
In
your
studies,
every
obstacle
In
your
path.
If
you
only
think
so
and
manfully
stick
to
your
work.'
wUl
be
an
influence
tor
good
In
the
making
of
that
son."
OWN
CUE
RECORD
Sid
Boys.
Western
Canada
billiard
champion
and
known
here,
reported
that
he
made
the
biggest
break
of
his
life
at
Hotel
Vancouver.
Tuesday
nluht.
when
he
complied
260
in
a
single
visit
to
the
table.
Boys
was
playing
with
O.
Philips,
well
known
Vancouver
ivory
tickler.
CRIBBAGELEAGUE
Culil
Morair
nml
t'
X.
(iriiliir
lire
Mill
ut
Ti
In
Mantling
Cribbage
League
result
last
night
were
as
follow:
Knights
of
Columbus
15.
C.
N.
Mechanic
12.
Moose
13,
C.N.
Operating
14.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
15,
Son
of
Canada
12.
Dry
Dock
11,
Orange
Lodge
18.
Cold
Storage
16,
Canadian
Legion
11.
Bt.
Andrew's
18,
Grotto
12.
I
W.
L.
,Cold
Storage
4
o
C
N.
Operating...;'
4
o
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
3
l
Moose
....
3
j
Canadian
Legion
...
2
3
Bt
Andrew'
3
j
Knights
of
Columbus
3
3
C.
N.
Machanlcs
1
3
Orotto
.
.
.
:
i
3
Dry
Dock
1
3
Sons
of
Canada
....
1
3
Orange
Lodge
1
3
THICK
Of
TRADE.
Pt
4
4
3
2,
2
2
'
,3,
1
1
1
1
1
riina
uiu
Lady
(to
beggar):
"Poor
man,
how
mlserablo
you
look."
ueggar
(coniidentlallyi
-j
wouldn't
he
much
good
at
this
jolj
if
1
didn't."
AUCTIONEER
noon
a.
iro
Val
l'ie.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
Utn.
KlndHng,
per
load
-
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
1600
Delivered.
Bait
Herring
Phone
Mark
U.l
RESTAURANTS
tiOOl)
eat
caii:
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprletreoi
Third
Avenue.
Next
O
W
V
OimmI
Home
funked
.Meal.
Phone
Black
700
ANOTHER
RIG
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
1-H4
Ton
'
Utility
Exnrew
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS.
PHONOORAPHS
ChaasU
.
.-
1833.00
and
Singer
Sewing
Maefctue.
Walker's
u
Ton
Llrht
Dellvetf
Chassis
B3Q40
Music
Store.
I
Taurine
and
Kaadntrr
I
mm
Sport
Roadster
$
tmQJbQ
Coach
and
Ccrjpe
I102OO0
Sedan
I1135DO
Landau
tlaS00
IMI)
CAKH
ON
HtSK
1
Ford
Light
Delivery,
open
body
i
tc,
oo
1
Ford
Light
Drllvery.
panel
body
115000
I
Ford
Light
Drllvery.
starter
equipment
ijjo
00
I
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
lino
00
1
Oldsmoblle
6-paMenger
Tour
ing.
1022
I
(W0
00
Terms
ean
be
srranged
on
both
new
and
used
ears
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Dealers
In
radii.
r,
.mi
uughlln.
Oakland,
IVnllae
Old'tniitille
and
Cheirnlet
ram.
I'lione
.12
TAXI
l'hone
07
Tnxl
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust
Six
and
Seven
Tassngr
Stude-hak'ers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
HUSS
HROS.
FOOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
fAcross
from
Empress
Hotell
IN
FR01JATE.
in
the
si
ritcMi;
coi
irr
or
iiiiitihii
COI.r.MIIIA
in
the
Mstter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
nim.
mnerwise
Known
Andera
mm.
ueresseti,
Ilileslale
TAKE
NOTICE
that
hv
nril.e
t.t
111.
uiiur,
juuge
liooeruon,
the
loth
day
of
December.
A.D.
1920,
I
was
pnolnted
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
nim,
owierwise
Known
as
Anders
Aim.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
an
Id
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me.
on
or
before
the
17th.
dar
of
Jnur.
AJ).
1927.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
....
....
.......
,
.llv)r
juueuirnness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
ITInce
Rupert."
B.C.
.
.".
.
Pfflcla
Administrator,
r
Dated
the
31st
dav
nf
nm..
a
n
1020.
'
IN
PRORATE
the
si'rnr.Mi:
roncr
or
imirisn
,
tOI.FMIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
snd
In
the;
Matter
of
the
Folate
of
dark
.I:?W!!1
JS"0."'
recessed.
Intestate,
1
V".
I
7S
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
few
less
than
50c
Why
worry
If
you
break
a
leg
or
arm.
j
oi
TdniNo
of
If
the
face
Is
scarred
or
scratched.
'
,J"'
M"1
W-r
,
I
fl
make
them
look
like
new.
Wttti)
a
little
pot
c
,t
and
a
Utile
bruah
or
screw
iney
wiu
wmj
oe
aooiirrai
With
a
lttlte
Charcot
ImUter.
I
will
fix
them
good
for
iwr!
I
buy.
seil.
or
txehaitfe
anything
of
value.
Sales
conducted
anywhere
la
Prtnee
Rupert.
Phot
T34
O.
F.
Brine.
Auettasteer.
Tue-xtay
Fridays
.
Saturday
C-PJl,
Juii
14
1
2nd
Ave
&
2nd
8'
3rd
Ave
At
Pultoi:
3rd
Ave
tc
6th
St
Bundsy
collec
t
,i;
day
only.
STEAMSHIP
a
.
.
Found.1
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Cor
Vanrniner
TueiMlay-
m
Otrd
a
Prlday--aa.
Priic
!
;
Saturday
Saturday
m
Prm
c
Jan.
14-
as
Pr
o
e
kl
Jan.
3d
Pni
"
I'rmn
'iiriier-
Sunday
-as
cardrns
Wednesday
v
V-
r
'
fYlday
w
Ca'uit
Buturdny
as
Tr
n
r
B'
Jan
10
at.
Pirn
Jan.
24
w.
Prln
M
I'ur
pwrl
MniHimi
ami
Miinrfa
mx
Cnrtlr'
I
mm
ri,rl
lnion
uiid
TiimuIiv
m
Cardf
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I'nr
Htennrt.
Anym
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wrunmuiav
w
i.u.
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i
I
First
ciaa
oi
.
Vftneouvet
en
Mi
.
!
.
v.
Saturday
by
(
N
il
Ta
Anjot,
A
I
Ire
Arm,
airaut
m
mler
Sundays
.
.
.
Wednesdays
To
It.
Miawnn
snd
Na
XJ.rj,
Sunday
.
To
AlaUul
faint-.
Jan.
10.
24
To
t-n
('harlottf-
Jan
16.
m
tv-roviiMi
tTum
the
Iji.I
Tuefdaya.
1
!..''!
s-
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f
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at
i
f
rom
snr-mrf
Sunday
.
Wednesdays
:
Friday
CJ'.R..
Jan
it
A
llnm
Aiiynt.
A
I
ire
Aria.
K
Pmitlef
Tuesday
Fridays
lm
Ft.
lmpMin
aa4
I
r
Tuewtaya
I'n.m
Alaska
Pnlnt.
Jan.
14.
m
I'rixn
l)un
(IwrlMIe-
Jan.
II.
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touxniov
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ruKon
8!
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Ave
A
Tb"ti,-
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it
SberbT
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Ave
&
Co-.ra'
6th
Ave.
As
IIsvh
6th
Ac
tlsrs
Cov
atb
Ave
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Cot
tot:
V
Mb
Ave
tt
UrBr
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'
9.
Oavt
Dldk
Prwr.
Oov
Wharf
O
TF.
Whart
OTJ"
sutlun
A""
I
rum
Stewart,
An)in
an
Tuesday
as.
Carden
Friday
a
Prince
KPf'
I'or
(Jiieen
'iarlotle
Jan.
!-
Prince
cw-
Jan,
29-.-
Prince
Horn
(Jiieen
Chnrlotte"
Jan.
-.
Prince
Clufl"
Jan.
27-
-a
Prince
Cliatl""
For
Altika
Jan.
10-bi.
Princess
M"
Jan.
34-as.
Princess
Ma"
From
Alaka
Jan.
14-
-tw
Princes
Mo'1
Jan.
28-
as
Prince"
Mi'
S"
C.N.R.
TRAINS
Wc1
For
East
-Mondays
,.'.S"tV
.
order
of
III
bi,h.v.
riireSn?0?'
",e
"n
dsy
of
'
T)
Administrator
of
th.
..7?..
,J;poJ,n:!2
,
urcenseo,
and
all
parties
having
claim
against
the
said
iiiS.
hereby
reoulred
to
finnlsh
same
nro.
her
y
verified
to
me
on
or
Mm
'the
lsth
day
of
January.
AX.
1037
atid
ill
.
parties
indebted
to'
the
estate'
,V-'
.1
1
.
i
'
l"e
muunt
of
tholr
In-clrbtedness
to
me
forthwith,
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Otficiai
Administrator,
n.t.rt
h.
.
VriM"
Rupert.
BO
10?fl
ot
n'M'n',r.
All.
13
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f
nf
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