PAGE
FOUR
BASKETBALL
OF
HlfflQUAUTY
MINCE
KITEKT
IXTCRMCmATTS
HtlT
PORT
SIMPSON
?
TO
3
two
onieR
ooon
oamks
Tuitj
Boys,
22;
Stars,
31.
Oirl
"A"
21:
GUIs
"B"
12.
Port
Simpson,
21;
Mm
Rupert,
30
The
basketball
fans
who
witnessed
the
three
games
in
the
Exhibition
Han
latt
night,
got
their
moneys
orth
The
Port
Simpson
team
give
the
local
picked
Intermediate
team
a
scare
and.
for
the
greater
part
of
the
Journey,
led
the
locals
by
a
good
unmber
of
points.
At
half
time
the
score
stood
at
18
to
22
with
the
visitor
on
the
Iotvt,
end.
After
the
opening
of
the
second
halt,
the
locals
pulled
themselves
together
and,
by
engaging
in
closer
defence
work
and
taking
advantage
of
the
openings,
were
able
to
come
out
ahead
when
the
whistle
blew.
'
At
the
opening
of
the
game
the
locals
started
with
a
rush
and
notched
couple
of
baskets
for
a
score
of
four,
points.
The
visitors
soon
got
going,1
however,
and
the
score
board
soon,
showed
10
to
4
with
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
trailing.
Prom
then
on
tin
the
"
ena
oi
tne
period,
the
game
was
anorej
"
,
JLT.
L
"
.
"
i
At
last
a
friend
advised
ue
to
take
even
although
the
fast
combination
-work
V""
the
G)"ro
Cluto
"ore
ol
of
the
visitors
kept
the
local
ag-f,etT
991
t)
mT
80111
Ums
lmPro"d
tnelr
gregation
damed.
The
second
half
was
featured
by
close
checking
with
the!PsU,0IM
ln
the
league
Undln8
locals
thougfa
th
Term,niU
tm
ye
good
playing
better
combination
than
in
the
first
period
Ied
Xor
tne
Xlrst
PJ"on.
The
other
fUr
"
buncnrt
CIose
H
In
the
Junior
League
the
Tuxis
boys
won
their
second
victory
of
the
week;Wtth
ven
Ptln8
th
"he"
trom
the
lowe$l-
Evfry
PUer
although
their
first
win
Is
still
under
PUTtd
,Mt
tight
Improved
his
nrotest.
The
came
w
ft
.nd
..in-,wn0
with
th
roUnt,
tr..H
.,Me
with
the
exception
of
P.
Aldrldge
to
a
good
brand
of
basketball.
The
ladies'
exhibition
game
was
cross
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
jfNioit
uatiif.
Tuxls
Boys
B.
Hunt
10.
W.
Patmort
14j
22
18
29
18
16
MINIATURE
RANGE
At
the
shoot
of
the
North
B.C.
Regl
ment
Rifle
Association
last
night
at
the
Since
the
Maple
Leafs
have
won
the
ladles'
championship
of
the
city
they
will
not
meet
the
Adanacs
more
than
once
a
week
for
the
remainder
of
the
season.
No
word
has
as
yet
been
received
from
Smlthers
or
Anyox
as
to
the
prospects
of
inter-town
games
to
determine
the
ladles'
championship
of
Northern
B.C.
Sabin
Carr
of
Yale,
intercollegiate
pole
vault
champion,
shattered
the
world'a
Indoor
pole
vault
record
by
better
than
half
a
foot
when
he
cleared
the
bar
at
13
feet
V',
Inches
at
the
C8lh
annual
Indoor
Boston
A.
A.
games
at
Boston
this
week.
The
Los
Angeles
Times
says
Jack
Dempsey
on
the
eve
of
leaving
for
the
mountain
camp
to
begin
training
for
his
effort
to
regain
the
world's
cham
ptonshlp
wrested
from
him
by
Oen
Tunney,
has
developed
a
serious
case
of
blood
poisoning
ln
his
lett
hand
and
,
arm.
Playing
ln
brilliant
sunshine
before
crowd
of
6,000
people,
the
Victoria
Hockey
Club
of
Montreal
defeated
local
hockey
team
at
Stockholm,
8we
dt,
last
week
by
17
goals
to
1.
King
Oustav
attended
the
game
and
before
the
team
lined
up
the
Canadians
skated
up
to
the
royal
box
and,
waving
their
sticks
ln
the
sir,
give
the
king
three
hearty,
cheers.
i
follows:
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
;
I
ST.
ANDREWS
WIN
Oames
'Terminals
IS
4,
E.
Smith
4.
M.
Sakamoto.
J.
Currle
f
Moose
4.
Total
22.
j
B
tars
12.
Smith
3.
A.
Cross
.2.
D.
Morrison
4,
T.
Kdsey
11.
H.
Donald.
Total
21.
LAIHES'
EXIiiniTION
fi.VME
"A"
team
W.
Dyer
6,
Vera
Smith
4.
H.
Grant,
M.
Harvey
8.
Helen
Sim
3.
Total
21.
"B"
team
U.
Oraham.
L.
Lowe
6.
a
Mitchell
4,
D.
Gosse,
E.
Dilby
2.
Total
12.
.
.
.
.
13
.
.
.
.
12
;
G.
Waugh
(Grotto)
hfOO'RE
NOT
GO-MQ-TO
LET
TlRi
BLOT
OI5COORACE
VOO-JOST
m
1
BECAUSE
i
1
MOST
ill
1
irl
OYER
GYRO
CLUB
IN
!
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
,who
lost
two
points
In
his
percentage
'The
Individual
scoring
was
as
folllows-
with
very
little
to
choose
between
the'
"
T
'
teams.
The
"A"
team,
however,
seemed
"
W.
J.
Nelson.
200.
andnje,
to
be
in
better
shooting
form
better
use
of
their
tries
for
the
Wet.!
m
L"'
m
D"
Wlttioniid-
:
A'
McDonald,
It
was
an
excellent
practice
fr
all
the
players
who,
however,
found
it
rather
dlmeult
to
accustom
themselves
to
new
j
ZJ
WUUKroft-
,93:
F"
team
mates
Tb
'"f"
sundings
to
date
are
as
Total
II
50
UAC3
10.C52
11.539
1139
11470
11470
4'S.
Darton
(St.
Andrew's)
1
crown
iMOoeci
II
Ii
J.
May
(Moose
i
11
i
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)
13
O.
Krause
(Oyros)
3
J.
McLean
(Terminals).
2
J.
Judge
(Moose)
12
O.
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)
..
11
O.
Anderson
(0
rot
to)
..
7
Bert
Hosklns
(Terminals)
2
A.
Harvey
(Oyros)
1
1858
1851
2005
2354
2343
2340
2319
2314
356
1951
1947
2281
III.
Corbett
(Terminals).
12
2094
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.).
10
IW.
Stuart
(Terminals)
1
I
Don
Brown
(Moose)
8
i
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)...
11
A.
Macdonald
(Gyro)
...
12
1751
173
1378
1854
1944
487
323
1922
1703
1089
306
131
Arev.
912
880
St.
Andrews's
...
13
888'
Grotto
13
8821
The
averages
for
the
players
ln
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Oames
Ttl.
Aver.
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(Moose)
5
1000
200
H.
Parr
(Moose)
1
J.
Hlllman
(Mocne)
..
F.
Zleman
(Terminals)
jPred
Pyle
(St.
Andrew's)
11
12
2317
12
2318
.
t.u.w,v
,oi.
a.i
o
IXTKUTOWX
fiAMT.
j
Port
Slmraon
Peter
Atnr
A
nnh.rt
-
Howe
TOttO)
6
D"
Howe
TtrmJnl-
Sankey
8,
Paul
Held
,
Geo.
White
2.
W.
Johnson.
Tot.1
2.V
Franlc
Aldrldge
(Oyro)
200
2099
1517
1135
13
2447
13
2434
W
J"
NeUon
0rro)
12
2213
Prince
HupertW.
Sim
2.
D.
Gurvlch
T
rvrv-
...is
jr
i
a
10.
w.
Wrathall
2,
J.
McNulty
10,
D.
8
D
M"W
'St.
A.)
10
Prlxzell
2,
R.
Smith.
Total
.
umux
TiiiLEs
,Bea
8tU
rro
"
ti-
Hamilton
(Grotto)
..
13
follows:
W.
D.
L.
Elks
10
0
2
Terminals
..v.
.7
0
6
Nstlve
Sons
.
.
2
0
10
IntrrmnlUtr
Lrarne
Grotto
11
0
3
Terminals
....
8
0
5
Bankers
.2
0
-
li
Elevator
0
.0
3
ladh-s
leasue
Maple
Leafs
..14
1
1
Adanacs
1
1
H
Junior
league
Colts
9
o
&'
Stars
8
0
6
Tuxls
Boys
...
3
0
6
uuiag
lierminaisi.
a
I
Dr.
West
(Grotto)
13
'
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
13
162
162
160
15d
Whether
she
likes
the
cave-man
stuff
Market
Place
miniature
range,
scores,
or
not.
the
modern
girl
is
always
strong
were
made
as
follows:
t,
W.
Brass
83
1
M.
M.
Lamb
.,
,
92
A.
wylie
A.
O.
RlX
,
-..,,..,,,87.
Oi
V.
Wilkinson
......'87i
U.
Wilson
87
F.
Russell
85
SPORT
CHAT
8
for.
,tbe
.iron
man.
HE
THAT
vMBA"SAOOFHlP-
VOU
GET
IT
IP
ITXOOTb
Ut
OUR
FORTUNE'
j
LEAVE
T
TO
i
200!
193
193
191
190
189
188
187
187
180
185
182
A
MC-)
t'Lt-J
frVACCltt-
IT""b
nlPLOWACVVl
Wl
N
?
W
ITH
!
(7vVa,
HOTEL
AKUIVALH
fJ
OF
Large.
Red
Pimples
Covered
Her
Face
end
1
took
three
bottles.
1
will
never
.NKATIMI
AT
AUri:
.ll.
ALICE
ARM,
Feb.
12.
Colder
weather
having
come,
league
hockey
games
nave
been
resumed
on
the
Alice
Arm
skating
rink.
TEA
AND
SALE
TODAY
BY
BAPTIST
LADIES
Vrettr
Affair
Taking
IMaee
Tll
After-itoou
In
(Tmrrli
rarlsr
lth
Mr.
I.
II.
Miuey.
tieiieral
Tonxeiier
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
First
Baptist
Church
Is
holding
a
valentine
tea
airl
sale
this
afternoon,
the
parlor
rooms
l8l:
being
prettily
decorated
with
white
j
go
flowers
and
crimson
hearts
for
the
oc-180
cation.
178
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnzey
Is
general
converter
j78
and
receiving
the
guests
are
Mrs.
Price
173
i
and
Mrs.
W.
8.
Hammond.
177
The
tea
room
is
ln
charge
of
Mrs.
177:
George
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
Hlbbard,
as-173
slated
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
McDonald
and
Mrs.
173
P-
C.
Miller.
Mrs.
V.
Houston
and
Mrs.
175
J.
Thurber
are
presiding
at
the
home
173
cooking
tables
with
Mrs.
A.
Ivaraon
in
172
'charge
of
sewing.
Mrs.
Lemon
is
acting
109
,as
cashier.
162'
Prince
Rupert
W.
8.
Waring
and
H.
Clarke.
Van
155
couven
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
.A.
Reld,
l53
Oeorge
to
wi!;
W.
Lalng.
Victoria;
R.
m
Milie.
city.
Savoy
Nell
Matbeson.
Stewart.
f'entral
John
.Ramsay.
TStewart..
34s
si?
gggj
sjL
tin
.
m
x
f
v
Jloirtn
rnvnfnfoi
ctr
nn'
x
I
-w
,1
saw
W4V
LI
UI
si
I
klM.f
L.
M
M
the
Subject
of
Qaality
THE
HIGH
QUALITY
OF
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
is
Tpt
an
Accident
It
is
the
result
of
a
Judicious
selection
and
blending
of
coco
beamof
which
there
are
more
than
thirty
grades;
of
most
cartful
roasting,
a
Very
delote
otwtjon;
and
its
further
preparation
by
the
best
mechanical
processes
(no
cheimcalt)
which
preserve
the
ddkioui
natural
flavor
4oJ
aroou
and
atusctive
color
of
the
beans.
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
Eatablished
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
MUls
at
Montreal
'Booet
of
Choke
Recipes
tent
free
THE
t
u.7
KnTT
SJ
u
uV
VOU
SAV
"VOU
ARE
TR"'lMG"TO
GET
THE
P0SITVO4
Or
TKAVELINC,
AMBASSADOR-
NEVER
HEARD
fl
IT-
TELU
ME
ABOUT
TMlS
r
OfTiCE'J
3
?
I'M
TRVirsi
TO
GET
IT
AN
Q
IS
MR-BLOT
I
WAMT
VOU
TO
SPEAK
TQ
THE
r
PRINCE
GEORGE
"
m
K"
c
"gnl
r"l,
Miss
MaMt
Moore.
Blenheim,
Oat,
writes:-"
A
short
wfaiU
agx,
mj
fael
nPn!Ml"Z
wtal
saving
to
consum-
waa
eovered
with
large,
ml
pimples.
ers
,n
of
10m
5000-
wl"
T
i
.ii
T
i
nut
into
tttn-t
h
thu
month
".
I
..
tut
nlohtl
hlllUH
fl.,.
.
-
"'V
""1
ai-u.
-
KuSE
1
In
a
fast
and
furious
hockey
game
last
Sunday.
Prince
George
defeated
Cranbrook
mills
by
a
score
of
3
to
I.
AH
reverted
lou
in
this
etty
are
to
be
offered
for
sale.
Real
estate
agents
will
be
given
a
list
by
the
city
with
the
prices
clearly
set
accompanied
by
a
notice
that
any
or
all
of
them
can
be
acquired
at
the
upset
price
with
a
cash
payment
of
one-third
and
two-equal
payments
at
six
and
twelve
months.
The
city
now
holds
between
!1600
,m!
1700
tou
rTerteo
l0T
Iwn-
reyret
the
dav
I
did
this
as
my
ace
isentirelj
cleared
up.
IIyment
'
of
taxes.
Mr
mother
has
taken
D.B.D.
for
headaehm,
and
she
hasn't
had
tie
'
atT
clrk
Oeorge
E.
Davis
has
sub-
least
sign
of
a
headache
for
a
Ions
utia
request
to
the
council
for
a
time."
This
valuable
remedy
has
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
43
years;
put
up
oaly
l.y
The
T.
Mlltora
Co
Limited,
Toronto,
OsL
uibstantlal
increase
tn
salary
from
1185
per
month.
He
gives
as
his
reason
growing
work
in
the
city
hall
and
added
responsibilities.
Action
on
the
matter
has
been
deferred
until
next
week's
council
meeting.
O.
T.
Pox
of
Montreal,
engineer
for,
the
Foundation
Company
of
New
York,
made
an
Inspection
of
the
Isle
Pierre
situation
this
week
preparatory
ta
hi
company
bidding
for
the
construction
there
of
a
hydro-electric
plant
for
the
Prater
Timber
syndicate,
which
plan
the
establishment
of
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
In
this
district
In
a
letter
fo
the
Prince
Oeorge
Citl-cen,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulk).
minister
of
lands,
announces
that
action
with
res-,
pect
to
representations
for
supply
of
timber
to.
already
existing
sawmills
In
this
district
will
be
taken
as
soon
as
notice
has
been
received
that
a
start
is
to.
be
made
on
the
pulp
and
paper
project
here.
A
popularity
and
beauty
queen
con
test
is
being
held
here
by
the
Cana
dian
Legion
for
prizes
ranging
between
iSO
and
45.00.
J.
D.
Fraser.
Fort
Fraser
Indian
agent,
who
has
been
ill
at
the
Harei-ton
Hospital,
has
returned
to
Ms
home.
quite
recovered.
Arthur
Bellos
has
been
arrested
In
Vancouver
on
a
charge
of
planning
a
hold-up
at
the
Pantages
Theatre
there.
The
Jasper
hockey
team
la
coming
here
at
the
end
of
this
week
for
a
series
of
two
games
with
the
ieeal
team.
The
school
board
has
decided
to
re
open
the
school
premises
in
t
MHlar
addition.
Xtlss
Mllllgan
will
be
in
charge
with
Miss
Patk
as
assistant.
J.
B.
Lambert
baa
been
chosen
chair
man
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
school
board
with
J.
a.
Qulnn,
secretary.'
.C-.E.
Freeman
hat
been
elected
pre
HWent
of
the
local
radio
elab
with
T.
S.
CsrmicBset
secretary-treasurer.
i
t
:
i
!
,
Moise
Dubeau
of
Flnmoore
met
with
a
painful
accident
recently
when
he
nearly
severed
his
thumb
with
the
stroke
of
an
axe.
He
la
a
patient
In
the
Prince
George
hospital.
Roy
Lancaster.
Canadian
National
operator
at
Isle
Pierre,
who
has
been
seriously
in
here,
continues
to
make
good
progress
toward
recovery
In
the
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital.
Fred
Bunton
of
the
Fraser
River
Hardware
Co.
Is
making
satisfactory
recovery
following
an
operation
for
ap;
pendlcitls
ENJOYABLE
SCOTTISH
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
St.
Andrew's
Entertained
at
DM
Time
Affair
In
Mrtropole
Hall
Another
enjoyable
Scottish
dance
was
htld
last
evening
ln
the
Metropole
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
Bt.
Andrew'a'So-eiety.
The
orchestra,
consisting
of
John
nrrmner,
Jaa.
McKay,
J.
WaU.and
W.
Vaughan
Davlea..dtscourted
an
excellent
program
of
Caledonian
airs
and
Die
dance
continued
until
the
wee
una'
hours.
Oeo.
.Scott,
Jas.
Hidden.
Jas.
Black,
and
B.
Ferguson
constituted
the
committee
and
A.
Clapperton
was
at
the
door.
James
Irvine
was
master
of
We
notice
an
article
In
the
papers
-wner
Wages
Come
From."
Ihey
come
fromUne
old
man.
WELLM
9AWMR.-NCOOD
AN'
rVSLAlMrn
ITAILTQ
MIKl
AN
HE
CEHTAIMlV
WAS
IrEnETEOl
AN
HE
SAID
HE
SURE.UV
yJtJULJJ
j
5EE
occ.
THE
I
nt
PRESIDENT!
HntJiut."
t
.
wri
V
anted::
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2q
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
to
leaa
than
50c
WANTKI)
WANTED.
TO
BORROW
110000
qq
f
l,
i
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-
.
.
.
am..
ft
i
raatned
rwuse
and
lot:
etna?
in
Apply
P.O.
Box
3T8.
City.
WANTED.
CHILD'S
CRIB.
Apply
MRS.
M.
Smayne.
600
Thompson
Street.
36
WANTED.
WOMAN
FOR
K
ITCH
EM
help
by
March
t.
The
Inlander,
tt
AH
EXAMINATION
FOR
FOrUEST
Rangetw
will
be
bold
at
Terraeo.
BC.
on
March
S.
1037.
AppMeatMias
will
be
receive!
up
to
aoon,
Fettruary
24.
by
the
District
Forester.
Court
House.
Prism
Rupert,
from
whom
attaUea-
tsatt
forma
and
full
particulars
may
be
obtained.
Fee
11.00.
Candidates
must
be
British
subjects
not
mors
than
forty
years
of
age.
resident
in
British
Oatumbia
far
at
t
one
year,
of
good
eaaraeter
and
pkyssosl
coodltson.
with
woods
espertene
sad
faratlisr
with
the
praettaal
sMe
of
taMrifsj.
Umber
tralsing.
surveytstg
sad
forest
protection,
with
knowledge
of
the
Forest
Aet
aad
also
to
strgaaUw
sad
standi
men.
This
examination
is
to
establish
an
elsatM
list
far
the
next
year
.from
which
appoinunents
will
be
made
as
rangers
are
required.
Oae
ranger
Is
required
imraedtateiy.
'
A..
II.
Occc
Civil
Service
OsmmlssVnter.
Victoria.
D
O.
1-Olt
ItKNT
FOR
RENT
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP'
prd
hotel.
Ootag
concern.
Write
Box
342
Dally
News
Office
f
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-mnt;
four
rooms
and
bath;
watr
paid.
Phone
647.
tj
FOR
RENT.
BTEAM
HEATED
APART-menu.
Apply
Smith
At
Milieu.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PHONOGRAPHS
and
8lnger
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
tf
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussalletn
Ororery.
Phone
18
TOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
FIVE
rooms
And
bath.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
Munm
Bros.
PHONE
078.
1I0AIII)
BOARD.
-
THE
INLANDER,
second
Avenue.
Phone
137
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a
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MOTHER-
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THAT
THCHt
T
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A
MEW
CANDIDATE
FOR
TMrL
TRAVELING
AMBAST5AOORSHip
AC
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A
MR-
IMGOOD
IS
ON
HI-
WAf
LARGE
ADVERTISED
WHOLESALE
FOR
SALE
40
HP.
HEAVY
OIL
EN-
Tailors
have
opened
free
Correspon-,
dene
School
of
Svlesnuaahlp.
Won-;
derful
opportunity
for
ambitious
diligent
men
of
good
character.
Train
for
posHiotM
paying
upwards
of
7a
00
,
per
week.
State
full
details.
Me.
edu-cation,
experience,
references,
test
emptoyers.
present
occupation
Address
I
Manager.
460
ItstluiMnd
-Street.
West,
1
Toroiito.
FOR
SPARE
OR
FULL
TIME.
WANTED.
persons
of
both
sexes,
yourut
or
okl.
Does
not
Interfere
with
occupation
on
hand.
It
is
very
profitable
and
Interest
hag
For
particular,
apply
to
A.
J.
Cram.
P.O.
Box
403.
Vancouver.
BC.
3T
WANTED.
YOD-NO
GIRL
TO
LOOK
after
etiMdrrn
and
heap
with
smite-work.
Phone
BkMk
em.
37
ACKNTS
WANTKI)
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
tooai
reprwrauitlvas
lit
weekly
averages
asad
aassmses.
sos)
commission
besadss
Bxpsrlenc
un-aeeessary.
'
Write
for
SMrtscuMrs.
Winston
Oa,
Toronto.
HELP
V.Wi:ii
fine.
0
x
11.
3-cyllnder.
3M
r.pjn.:
operates
on
three
gallons
Star
fuel
oil
costing
7'ic
per
gallon:
electric
and
air
starting
equipment;
original
cost
3.C00.
For
quick
sale
1100
00.
30
hp
heavy
oil
engine.
B
X
10.
3-eylier,
400
r.ptn..
operating
on
3Vk
fattens
Star
.fuel
oil
costing
7fce
per
aalten;
rapid-starting
kerosene
torches
and
air
starting
equipment.
Price
11,30000.
M
hp.
4ybnder
Reaat
engine.
Price
130000
SO
tip.
3-oyttader
distillate
engine.
Price
13OOJ00
20
hp.
3-eylinder
Clay
engine.
Price
'
I3&0XX)
20
hp.
3-ylinder
heavy
Buffalo
engine.
Price
UQJM
12
hp.
2-eladrr
heavy
duty
Fairbanks.
rebuHt
Price
ICOOfM
10
tip.
2-eyltnoer.
opposed.
Price
UOOjOO
6
bp.
3-eyllnder
3
cyele
Kallenberg
engine.
Prtee
aiMOO
8
hp.
3-cyllnder.
4-yele
Buffalo
en-
fie
price
II&0O0
S
tvp.
one
cylinder
Mela
tt
Wise
oil1
engine.
Prate
14000
4
hp.
e-eyllnder
Stuoebaker
Auto-
naarine
engine.
Price
I1&0
00
3
x
8ft
salmon
troll
rr
or
small
seiner,
with
winch.
20
tip.
engine,
storage
batteries
apd
dynamo.
For
two
weeks
only,
price
11,100
00
3
II
K
wiaard
Magnetos
used
very
Utile.
Coat
140
00.
Price
each
120.00
fifty
foot
length
of
3V,
inch
rub-ber
canvas
eovered
fire
nose
with
brass
pipe
connections
a;
40c
per
foot.
s
In
turning
lathe
with
Universal
ebuek.
Price
tlM.OO
A
hp.
Canadian
Ornera
Electric
Motor
330
toll.
60
cycle.
I8O0
revolutions
Price
II0i
Tailors
Singer
sewing
machine
with
motor.
Price
tcoxio
Shoertvaker's
Stager
sewing
msffclne,
Price
71jOO
Large
stock
of
piston
rings,
propel-tors,
seine
winches,
logging
tools,
etc.
For
terms
on
any
of
above,
apply
to
Northern
Exchange,
rs
Owing
to
interests
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
require
most
of
my
Ume.
I
will
sell
the
Northern
Ei
change
at
a
very
low
price.
This
la
a
real
opportunity
for
a
man
with
amall
capital
to
sUrt
in
a
very
profitable
business.
Established
seven
years.
For
further
particulars,
spply
to
James
Field.
Northern
Exchanee.
Phone
33.
FOIl
BALE.
8IX
CARd
TIMOTHY.
one
Brome.
F.OB.
Burns
Lake.
DC
II.
a
8hlnn.
Willow
SDrtmr
luneh
South
bank,
Francois
Lake.
DC,
3
FOR
QUICK
8ALK
McCLARY
RANGE
and
pailor
1x4
ter
Phone
Red
400.
t'I'lltll.HTKIIIMl
FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
UPHOL.
sterlng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfield
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
C03.
O.
M.
HUNT.
AUCTIONUint
BRINE.
AUCTIONEER.
0ASII
MAN
both
ways.
As
blind
a
a
bat
to
anything
but
a
square
deal.
Buys,
sells
or
exchange
anything
of
value.
Phone
774.
tvnon
A.
lHAAf'silN
heal
Coie.
Mixed
Wood
Block
per
load
1800.
Kindling,
per
load
MJW
Furnace
Wood,
per
toad
MnO
Delivered.
Bait
Herring
Phone
lllark
4(11
ItKSTAJIUANTS
tumii
r..T
vwk
Mr.
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
G.
W.
V.
A.
flood
Home
Cooked
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
HeorKe,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
nnd
Seven
I'a.vsomrnr
Rimli..
Imkern
at
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
HHOS.
1'OOL
ltOOM
Sleeker
Illock.
(Across
from
Kmprpsa
Hotel)
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