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BURNS'
BANQUET
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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Mr
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MV
O.NMERj
iu'mired
persons
ovnirnrn
list
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MfSIIT
TO
FAY
TRIIUTE
TO
-IMMORTAL
MEMOKV
Over
one
hundred
persons
gathered
last
evening
In
the
banquet
hall,
of
the
Boston
Cafe
to
honor
the
168th
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
Robert
Bums,
Scottish
poet
and
statesman.
An
excellent
banquet
had
been
provided
and
with
an
excellent
program
of
music
and
speecbet
the
evening
wa
one
of
great
pleasure
and
enjoyment.
James.
Xrrine.
president
of
St.
Andrew's
Society,
Under
whose'
auspices
ths
event
was
held,
presided
and
proposed
the
toast
to
The
Klngi
which
was
fittingly
honored
and
then
Introduced
the
various
Items
on
a
rcther
full
program.
Due
to
inner
t
some
of
the
artists
mere
unable
to
attend
as
expected
but
there
were
oth.
present
to
take
their
places
and
thtlr
efforts
were
appreciated
by
tie
gather
ing.
THE
IMMORTAL
MEMORY
After
the
opening
toast
aa
orchestra,
composed
of
Will
lam
Vaugcan
Davie
and
Jas.
McKay,
played
several
selections
of
Scottish
Airs
which
was
fallowed
by
J.
C.
Brady.
M.P..
who
honored
the
toast
to
"The
Immortal
Memory""
in
a
very
appropriate
address,
dealing
with
'the
life
and
aorls
of
the
distinguished
poet
and
his
contribution
to
the
literature
of
the
world.
Miss
Elisabeth
McLeod
appeared
In
the
absence
of
her
mother
and
.delighted
the
company
with
several
numbers,
having
to
respond
to
encores
on
Donald
who
also
played
the
pipe
In1
true
Scottish
style
when
the
Haggis
was
brought
In
by
Jas.
Allan.
Alderman
W.
M.
Brown
gave
the
address
to
The
Haggis
and
J.
L.
Christie
said
the
Selkirk
Grace.
The
program
of
toasts
was
Interspersed
with
solos
by
Mits
Catherine
Jones.
Mia
Elizabeth
McLeod.
Mrs.
C
Prater.
Mrs.
J.
Wsugh,
and
a
duet
by
airs.
H.
C
Praser
and
Mr.
J.
Waugh,
all
of
whom
were
most
favorably
received.
Jas.
McKay
rendered
a
violin
solo
very
acceptably,
and
Miss
E.
M.
Earle
pleasingly
responded
to
the
toast.
The
Lasties."
and
made
numerous
sanies
which
were
greeted
with
well
deserved
applause.
The
toast
to
Bonnie
Scotland
was
honored
by
D.
C
Stuart,
a
past
presl-,
dent
of
the
society,
who
made
a
happy
contribution
to
the
evening
program.:
HAPPY
EVEMMl
There
was
not
a
dull
minute
In
the
whole
evening
and
many
old
timers
pronounce
the
affair
as
one
of
Jhe
bert
which
has
ever
been
held
In
the
city.
The
committee
of
arrangement
included
Geo.
Abbott,
H.
Steen,
B.
Dal-garno,
Wn.
Anderson.
.J.
tj
,
Little,
William
Barton
and
the
president
of"
tlx
society.
J.
S,
Irvine.
One
of
the
pleasing
features
of
the
evening
was
a
telegram
read
by
the
pre
sident
from
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
at
Terrace
which
was
as
follows:
"On
Robin's
nlcht
may
Rupert
feel
Sae
canty
and
ae
happylc;
This
toast
we
give
and
fondly
In
Just
a
wee
bit
drappie'a'
mm
lake
-jal
BOARD
OF
TRADE
IS
FORMED
ON
ISLANDS
Organluthtn
at
Qurni
Charlotte
City
Headed
by
Rev.
tt.
C.
Xmtt
with
Ir.
Itleerker,
Secretary
At
a
recent
meeting
of
representative
citizens
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
It
was
decided
to
form
a
Baard
of
Trade
and
the
following
officers
were
elected
for
the
ensuing
year:
President.
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott.
Vice-President,
R.
O.
McKenzle.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Dr.
O
BleekerT
H.
TbCj
thermometer
registered
Jts
reading
there
jln
three
yearswnen
It
went
down
to
8?
degrees
below
rero
at
the
middle
of
last
week.
It
Is
said
to
have
been
the
coldest
prolonged
snap
since
the
winter
of
1918-17.
Adam'
Camper
of
Tschenlkut
Lake
left
here
last
week
for
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ScovU
Woodcock,
who
have
been
spendlnf
several
months
on
the
prairies,
returned
here
last
week
enroute
to
their
home
at
Danskln.
J.
A.
Long
Is
at
hospital
In
Smlther
suffering
from
a
broken
arm
sustained
when
be
i
was
working
at
his
home
near
Pallregj'
'
Mist
Margaret
McLean,
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
teaches
school
at
TlnUget.
bat
been
visiting
here
while
her
school
has
been
closed
on
account
of
Influenza.
STEWART
i
f"4
Sttnufl.
meeting
of
vthe
Porter
1
JJlho
J
Mining
Co,
Ltd.
was.
held;
last
week.
Cay
Porter.
W
C
Blantoh,
O
r.
Hill,
William
Bunting
and
Joe
Moran
were
re-elected
directors
while
Angus
McLeod
and
John
Uellor
were
elected
to
take
the
places
of
W.
R.
Tooth
and
J.
P.
Hawkiuson,
retiring
directors.
The
report
of
the
mantling
director.
Clay
oPrter,
showed
that
174,-
414
ton
of
ore
had
been
shipped
during
1934
to
Trail
smelter,
grots
receipts
blng
The
company
Lai
cash
In
the
bank
amounting
to
S26.9C0
and
a
large
number
of
other
'
asset
including
its
.mining
equipment
t.H1
Vnlted
Services
Club
has
elected'
offlct-w
as
follows
'lot
the
coming
year:
Presii'iS?
H.
S.
Rochiort.
vice-president,
e.
A.
Lewis:
chaplain.
Rev.
A.
W.
R.
jyiilcy:
sergeant-at-arms.
J.
Mar
rice;
ucretary-treasurer,
R.
W.
Ken-nedr-i
executive,
H.
C.
Bennett.
J.
Morrlce
and
J.
Lyons;
trustees.
H.
C.
Bennett,
J.
Scott
and
J.
Morrtce.
E,'t
Watland,
who
left
last
week
for
his
tii
borne
!n
Norway,
which
be
has
not
seen
for
twenty-six
years,
will
be
ret
limine-
to
Stewart
next
Auruit.-
He
eacn
occaswn.
in
her
dancing
r.e;u
v.-i.
:t,mt
in
mininr
her
was
accompanied
by
Piper
Alex
Mc-I
1
V
Mr.,
md
Mrs.
w.
c.
Omeron
received
word
cf
the
marriafe
last
Thursday
In
Spokane
of
their
son.
Eric
to
Miss
Mae
Carlsrvf,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carlson
of
Mullen,
Idaho.
The
happy
couple
will
reside
In
Muden
where
the
groom
k
Identified
with
the
electrical
department
of
a
large
mining
com-
!pany.
C.
A.
Banks,
manager
of
the
B.C.
Sil
ver,
bet
entered
a
libel
suit
st
Van
couver
against
O.
B.
Bw
The
libel
aHet-d
to
have
been
contained
in
a
circiUir
sent
out
In
November"
by
defendant
to
the
shareholders
of
the
National
'Silver
Mines
Ltd,
and
others.
An
injunction
Is
also
asked.
Two
ball
mills
for
the
Dunwel
talne.
wtlghlui
seven
tons
each,
arrived
bert
last
viek.
and
were
taken
up
to
.tin
mine
by
the
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
Fire
protection
was
the
all
absorbing
VLpic
at
the
last
meeting
of
the
local
Soard
of
Trade.
A
committee
was
anointed
to
take
up
with
Constable
Potterton
an
Inspection
of
U
tows
in
regard
to
fire
protection
and
to
have
an
overhaul
made
of
the
Fifth
Street
Xtre
fighting
equipment.
John
Campbell,
local
dairyman.
Is
'utUng
100
tons
of
tee
from
the
Fifth
Stre4
rxmd.
the
Ice
being
about
two
fit
vhlck.
Last
winter
there
was
no
ice
a
3d
people
had
to
send
south,
for
their
rummer
requirements.
J.
V
Lambert,
assistant
district
en
gineer
for
the
federal
department
of
pubCc
works,
and
.-
P.
Mitchell
and
A.
Halkitt,
also
of
that
department,
wen
hew
this
week
In
connection
with
the
surveys
for
wharf
extension.
ALICE
ARM
Jsnes
Anderson
of
Stewart
last
week
here
with
his
brother.
Anderson.
spent
J.
A.
Anyox
won
a
spirited
hockey
game
from
Alice
Arm
on
the
local
rick
last
Sunday
score
of
7
to
The
Anyox
tetM
consisted
of
P.
B.
McLel-lan.
Orai
ft,
P..
Moore;
Sid
Peters.
C.
Beaulieu,
B.
Thorsteinson.
D.
McLeod
sm
it.
Kosens,
wnue
Alice
Arm
wat
npnttnirdibj
.Earl
De
Cruehy,
Oust
Al
'AnJdtaaTJ.
'jdso'i'THUtton?rT.
Cicmptla.
L.
Foster
and
R.
Erlckaon
W.
IT
Cummlnxs.
Harrr
Pdwler
and
Harry
Caapman
were'
referees.
Ed.
Tietbeway
left
last
week
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
lor
J.
Vsughan.
who
hat
been
employed
at
the
logging
camp
and
hat
been
member
of
the
hockey
team,
left
Thurulay
for
Vancouver.
Anton
Serbich
hat
returned
here
Pneumonia
Left
Hr
With
A
Bad
Cough
Mrs.
VT.
E.
Bennett,
5S07-14tb
Bt
TTeet,
Calgary,
Aha,
writes:
"Over
rar
ago,
before
my
twist
irvrs
bora,
had
aa
attack
cf
pseiimoaie
vraira
left
m
with
a
very
bad
eov.gV
Beusf
aader
the
dortor's
er.
k
tried
first
on
thiag
aad
thea
aaotber,
but
I
eoughed
day
aad
light.
A
friend
brought
me
a
bett!
cf
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
for
to
try,
azd
after
eeccmtef
t-.w
tiro
months
and
taking
fottr
fix
ounce
bottles
of
eocgfc
medietne.
I
(rt
rid
of
mr
congh
with
one
aad
'a
kalf
bottles
ef
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pih
gvrap."
Price
S5e.
per
Utle.
larijv
faailr
six
60c;
pot
up
only
b.v
Ths
f.
ICIburn
Co,
IJmited,
Toronto.
Ott.
after
aa
extended
trip
East
which
In
cluded
a
visit
to
the
Mayo
Clinic
at
Rochester.
Minn,
where
he
underwent
an
operation
which
has
resulted
In
a
aoticeabie
improvement
of
bis
health.
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W,
D.
Cassells
and
Jaughtert
returned
on
Sunday
after
spending
the
past
month
visiting
with
riends
In
Alberta.
Tom
Marsh
returned
home
on
Sun
day
from
Cedarvale.
where
be
sprat
tbe
pass
xwo
wreaa.
:
U
H.
Kenney
has
Installed
a
radio
'J
his
home
south
of
town.
Thos.
Brooks
had
the
misfortune
ta
slip
on
the
ice
on
Saturday
nlgbt
and
Injure
hit
shoulder,
necessitating
hb
joing
to
Prince
Rupert
for
x'ray
treat-aeht
on
Tuesday.
C.
Haugland
left
on
Tuesday
for
U
Prince
Rupert
hospital
for
x-tay
examination
on
his
foot,
a
heavy
jrtle
which
be
was
loading
on
Monday
Lav
ing
fallen
on
It,
severely
Injuring
hit
toes.
The
first
good
sleighing
of
the
Is
being
enjoyed
this
seek
and
an
available
teams
are
being
rued
to
take
advantage
of
It.
Mr.
Crawford,
who
has
been
relieving
at
the
CNR.
station
here
durta,
the
absence
of
W.
CasseHa
left
on
Tueolay
for
Prince
Rupert.
lVEtTIIEK
REPORT.
Prince
Rupert.
Raining.
U-ong
SE.
yhd;
temperature.
38.
V
TerTace.--3oudy
cairn,
Utnjy,-
itl,'
jROMwctodj-CloudyV
'
caimv
'
teni?.-
3.
AfjAsh-cio&dy.
calm"
temp.
M.
Alice
Ann.
Raining,
calm,
temp.
3).
Anyox.
Raining,
calm.
temp.
34.
Stewart.
Wet
snow.
calm.
temp.
33.
Hazelton.
Cloudy,
light
wind.
temp.
34
Telegraph
temp.
10.
Creek.
Snowing,
calm.
Burnt
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
34.
Wnlteborse.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
7.
Dawson.
Cloddy,
calm,
i
below.
Selkirk
13
below.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
EVERYBODY
likes
Buckley'i
Mixture
and
everybody
benefits
from
its
remarkable
powers
in
instantly
relieving
and
positively
ending
Coughs
and
Colds,
Bronchitis,
Whooping
Cough,
Croup
or
any
other
ailment
of
the
Throat
and
Chest-
The
very
firsK'ose
relieves
and
there
are
40
doses
in
a
75-cent
bottle!
Keep
"Buckley's"
always
at
hind
at
home
and
at
your
place
of
work,
brurgttts
everywhere
tell
it
under
a
potitive
money-refunded
guarantee.
W.
K.
Buckley,
Limited,
112
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
tt
BUCKLEYS
Act
llkt
a
Flash
A
Slnilt
Sip
Proves
It
BASKETBALL
"
LAST
NIGHT
r.UAn
TERMINALS
MIV
OVEU
-NtTltE
ON
IN
EMOR
UL-TttVl
INTEKM.HITi:
UIMI1S
AMI
ONK
JIMOK
i
The
Grand
Terminal
again
Unproved
their
position
In
second
ptact
of
the
'Senior
Basketball
League
when
they
defeated
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
39
to
2d
In
a
closely
contested
match.
In
the
two
Intermediate
League
games
the
jOrand
Terminals
and
GnHtti
were
res-ipectlve
winners
over
the
Backers
and
"
V-
.
.
.
1
,
MM
to
2.
The
boyi
rom
the
siraln
plant
did
not
make
a
very
good
showing.
It
is
true,
but
they
demonstrated
possi
bilities
and
time
and
practice
will
un
doubtedly
tasprove
tbetr
play.
In
the
iourth
game
of
the
evening.
Junior
League
honors
went
to
the
leadleg
Colts
with
a
17
to
IS
score
In
stfU
another
closely
contested
match
in
this
division.
Details
of
play
In
the
varsms
games
Jiere
as
follows:
ENIOK
IXtlilE
Katlve
Sons
of
Canada.
Harry
Urn-
in;
Vie
Metoaes.
4:
Geerge
Sbentoa.3:
R.
B.
Skinner.
3:
D.
Oerrlefa.
14;
W
.Tra
thill.
4.
Total
3.
!
Grand
Terminals.
R.
Howard.
12:
A
siocomb.l:
H.
Onderwood:
J.
MeNvltr.
i-
Ourrlcn.
10:
D
PrtateO.
6:
C.
Tnom-
an.
3.
Total
23.
Referee.
Lee
DHL
RAMiER.-TERMINALS
Bankers.
Walters.
4;
Egertsa.
2;
O.
not.
R.
MMlaer.
5:
O.
HiDa
Tatal
II
Orand
Trnmnaia.
a.
Owrkb.
4;
5.
Jsy-.
J.
Me
Nolly.
12:
R
Sattk.
Total.
18.
Referee.
Lee
DeO
ELEVATOU-OEOTTO
Elevator.
P.
Blr.
P.
OUss.
R.
Moore.
T.
Black.
3;
T.
Huanes.
E.
An-
ierson.
Total
2.
Grotto
D.
Onrrteh.
8;
J.JStm,
X
W.
WratnaU.
30:
W.
Murray.
2:
D
Stalker.
t;
V.
Meagher.
6.
Total
48.
Referee.-Oeorre
MHeheB.
JIMOU
IXAOIE
Stars
E.
Smith.
7;
T.
Kelsey.
4;
R.
CroM.
2,
W.
DonakL
2:
D.
Morrison:
Total
IS.
Costs.
H.
Maedoaald.
3:
E.
ford.
14;
R
Irrtee.
J.
Soott.
O
Vie-
ck;
Tstal
17.
Referee.-Oeorge
MiteheB.
IJ-.AOt
E
TAIU4'.
The
league
standings
ta
date
are
as
tJlowt:
Senior
leatue
Orotto
10
Terminals
....
7
Bankers
1
Elevator
,ut.
0
ljdlf.
Maple
Leafe
.11
Adanacs
....
1
lanlor
ColU
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.
8
Stars
8
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Boyt
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W.
D.
Oka
9
0
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0
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13
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V
Jack
Drltney.
French-Canadian
hold
er
of
the
world's
light-heavy
weight
box
ing
tlUe
would
like
to
fight
Oene
Tunney.
heavyweight
champion.
"He
one
good
man
but
I
think
I
can
-so.
pernspsr
and
there
wst
s
plsyful
twlshlng
movement
of
tbe
But
first
I
would
like
to
fight
Dempsey.
He
it
a
man
after
my
own
style,
if
they
want
tat
to.
I
will
glad
ly
meet
Jack
Sharkey
or
Jim
Makmey,
but
that
U
up
to
Pete."
Pete
Rellly,
'.he
aroooth-volced
manager
of
Delaney.
httaX
ye
expressed
hit
willingness
to
hsve
DeUnty
participate
in
Tex
Rlct
trd's
elimination
series.
!
'
Toronto
interests
offered,
before
tbe
Fidel
Le
Bara-VEJkj
Oarke
contest
In
New
Tor
It.
the
winner
117.500
to
meet
Alex
Bunie
In
Toronto.
According
to
the
terms
offered,
the
fight
would
have
to
taxe
ptare
within
thirty
days
after
the
acceptance
of
the
challenge.
Borne
local
cltlrens
hive
been
un
kind
enaugh
to
blame
the
recently
re-organlred
Curling
Club
for
the
change
In
the
wea'ther.
'which
hat
resulted
In
nirllng
mttehes
'being
adjounted
tine
d!e.
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(lame
of
Ijt.l
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SeheU-
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lletween
Maine
and
(irand
Terminal
a,
Plajed
Only
one
game
in
the
billiard
learn
fixture
between
the
Msose
and
Grand
Terminals
waa
pit
Jed
latt
night.
J.
Utf
I
Moose)
defeating
Bert
Hosklns
4Trr-
mlnalt)
300
to
ISO.
There
baa
been
d
la
wns
lor
among
certain
players
of
th
league
since
the
departure
from
the
Orand
Terminal
team
of
Paddy
OTn-
ntll
and
a
situation
hat
arisen
whteh
tbe
executive
will
have
to
deal
with.
It
It
not
known
when
the
other
four
games
of
latt
night's
scheduled
future
wUl
be
played.
VTliti.TJH
itirroKT.
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a
m.
DIODY
ISLAND.
Rain,
strong
SE.
wind;
barometer.
3930:
temperature,
3;
sea
rough.
BULL
HARBORv
Rain.
-
strong
8
K.
wind:
barometer.
39
4S;
temperature.
40:
sea
rough:
S
pm.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Observer,
bound
from
Ocean
Falls
to
San
Pedro,
leaving
Ocean
Falb:
S
pm.
spoke
steamer
Tocen
Uim
bound
for
Prlpce
Rupert,
no
position
stated;
a
33
am.
spoke
steamer
Calala
at
Chatham
Point
at
740
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
33..
43:
temperature.
37.
NOOV
Dionr
ISLAND
Or
ercast,
fresh
SE.
wind:
barometer.
3918.
temperature
41;
sea
moderate;
10
JO
am.
steamer
Prince
Rwpert
in.
BULL
HAnBORRahv
strong
SB.
wind;
barometer,
29.40;
temperature
41;
es.
rough.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
lUrfxneter.
3ft..
40;
temrierature.
38.
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LOST
IN
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PAST'
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LOST
MO.NTT.
So
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.you!
Why
oonUauet
It
weal
do.
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buy
and
sen.
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know
It's
true
I
make
one
dollar
look
Use
two!
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Ave.
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sales
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arranged.
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P.
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Aweuoaeer.
A.
IUC0
Heal
Cute.
Mlted
Wood
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leewl
tHT
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par
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16
30
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Woed.
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Imk!
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!ltav
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noon
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Touring,
1933
I
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Terms
ean
be
arrsngod
en
both
new
and
used
ears
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIBN
flAKAGE
Dealert
In
raJilsr.
MrLaaghliit.
OitUni.
rwatUe
Oldmbile
and
fbetrolet
rar.
PfHwe
41
TAXI
I'hone
67
Taxi
t
(Call
Genvrtrc.
IV.ul
orust).
Six
and
Svn
I'asacnKer
Ktude-
Itnkers
at
jrour
dlicposnl
any-
tlt?e?.
K0SS
KKOS-
I'OOL
KOOM
Meeker
Itlock.
f
Aerosa
from
Empr
Hotl
in
rnoiiATK.
IN
THE
fl
PIU.MlTforilT
Or
IlKITIMI
roi
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Mint
tn
the
Matter
oi
the
AdmlnUtratlon
Art:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
a
Anders
Aim.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
bv
order
of
lilt
Honor.
Judg
RobertM&n.
the
ISth
day
of
ijrcnnaer.
ajj.
iww.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
ArUrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
eHate
artVherrbv
re
quired
to
furnish
tame,
properly
verified
to
me.
on
or
before
the
17th
day
of
January,
AX)
1927.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
nv
auiwunt
vi
mrir
inavDveuness
to
me
forth
with.
NORMAN
A
WATT
Prince
Rupert.'
B.-T
Offletal
Admlnutrattr
Dated
the
3Ut
day
of
December.
AO.
19M.
IN
PKOTIATB
IV
THE
t
Pltl.ME
tWltT
OI'
I1KITMI
I
OH
Mlllt
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
tn
the-
Matter
of
th
Estate
of
Clark
.CJ;II,Jir2!lon.
'ewd.
Inleauu.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
cf
Kit
Honor,
Judie
Robert
m,
the
ISth
day
of
December.
AJJ.
IBM
I
vat
appointed
AdmlnUtrator
of
the
eaUte
of
Clark
Edward
Bronton.
dectaed.
and
all
name
having
elalma
art
tint
tn,
u)(t
MUU
trc
hereby
reoutmt
to
'umuh
same,
pro-periy
verified
to
me
on
or
before
t!
lth
day
of
Januan
AXJ.
1937.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
Ui
eaUte
ate
te-ejulred
to
pay
the
acaount
of
the)r
In-drbtednem
to
m
forthwith.
NOW
MAN
A.
WATT,
Otfielil
AdmlnUtrator.
trlnce
Rupert.
BC
Datel
the
leth
day
of
December
AD
192S.
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Tuesdays
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pwtalta
Jan.
14.
3a
lew
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Jan.
IS
37
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princes
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Princes
Mar
Jan.
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l'ren
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ranter
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as.
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Jan.
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