PAGE
FOUR
TERRACE
VETS
HAVE
MEETING
I
II.
KKNNKV
CHOSEN
TO
HEAD
CANADIAN
I.KCIOV
lit
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TERRACE,
Jan.
5.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
was
held
in
G.W.V.A.
HaSl
last
Thursday
evening
with
President
L.
M.
Kenney
in
the
chair
and
a
good
crowd
In
attendance.
Routine
business
was
conducted,
the
auditor's
report
for
the
year
showing
satisfactory
progress
Iji
a
financial
way.
The
secretary
was
Instructed
to
write
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frott
tendering
them
a
vote
of
thanks
for
their
good
work
in
connection
with!
the
Legion
during
the
year.
It
was
decided
to
reduce
the
fee
to
83.00
per
year.
An
Invitation
was
received
from
the
local
assembly
of
the
Native
Sons
to
at
tend
a
social
on
January
20.
This
was
accepted
with
pleasure.
The
following
officers
were
elected
for
1027:
President
L.
H.
Kenney.
Vice-president
A.
Creelman.
Secretary-treasurer
N.
Sherwood.
Sergeant-at-arms
S.
Service.
Auditors
W.
Goodwin
and
Rev.
A,
Robinson.
Chaplain
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Trustees
A.
Carr,
C.
W.
Hearne,
W.
W.
Ooodwin,
W.
Chapman.
J.
B.
Colthurst.
Executive
A.
Carr.
S.
Service.
J.
Tyler.
R.
W.
Clayton.
J.
B.
Agar.
J,
B.
Colthurst.
HOSPITAL
BOARD
'
AT
HAZELTON
HAS
ANNUAL
MEETING
Oriillfjlng
Reports
Submitted
Ijist
Year's
lUtiird
of
Directors
Is
Re-elected
HAZELTON,
Jan.
5.
The
annual
board
meeting
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital
was
held
In
the
United
Church
Mon
day
evening
with
R.
S.
Sargent,
chairman,
presiding.
There
was
a
good
attendance
cf
patrons
and
friends
gathered
In
the
interests
of
the
local
Institution
which
has
maintained
its
policy
of
the
open
door
since
Its
Inception.
Mrs.
Q.
W.
Dungate
presented
a
vtry
fine
report
for
the
Women's
Auxiliary
activities
and
accomplishments
during
the
year,
wherein
It
was
shown
that
over
S500
was
raised
In
the
Interests
of
the
hospital
In
general.
Mrs.
Matheson,
superintendent
of
the
training
school,
also
presented
a
very
full
and
comprehensive
account
of
the
hospital
convention,
held
In
Vancouver
In
August.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch
presented
a
partial
report
on
the
financial
situation,
as
well
as
a
general
survey
of
the
work
and
progress
during
the
past
year.
Special
tribute
was
paid
to
all
who
so
ably
supported
the
erection
and
maintaining
of
the
new
nurses'
home,
which
has
proved
such
a
boon
to
the
nurses.
The
same
board
of
directors
was
reelected
for
the
ensuing
year,
the
members
being
Messrs.
R.
S.
Sargent,
S.
J.
Wlnsby
and
W.
W.
Anderson,
It
was
decided
to
make
an
appeal
for
finances
during
the
month,
details
and
plans
to"
be
worked
out
by
the
Board.
HAZELTON
The
Misses
Parfltt
and
Richardson
have
returned
to
the
district
to
resume
their
respective
school
positions
after
having
spent
the
holidays
in
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edgar
Harris
of
Smithers
are
visitors
at
the
home
of
Al
Harris
here.
Mrs.
Calrndoff
and
J.
D.
Moore,
government
agent,
each
of
Fort.
Fre.se
r
are
parents
'at
the
hospital.
'
.
.
Mrs.
K.
E.
Blrnle,
late
of
Lake
Kath-lyn
summer
hotel,
has
taken
a
position
as
housekeeper
with
Dr.
II.
C
Wrlnch.
Dr.
H.
S.
Wallace
cf
Vancouver,
who
Is
to
be
In
charge
of
tha
local
hospital
during
Dr.
Wrlnch'
absence
at
the
legislature,
Is
expected
In
a
few
days.
Rev..
William
Allan
of
Terrace
was
a
visitor
last
week
In
the
district,
he
went
to
KIsplox
village
to
give
assistance
to
Rev.
Sansum
In
his
financial
drive.
TERRACE
Mrs.
H.
II.
Hallowell
left
on
Sunday
ton
short
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Miss
C.
Toombs
spent
the
week
end
In
'
town
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Harry
King
and
returned
to
Remo
on
Sunday.
Jack
Spltzl
arrived
from
Carnaby
on
Sunday
and
Is
spending
a
few
days
In
.
town
with
hi
brother,
Joe
Spltrl.
Principal
Spragg
and
Misses
M.
East
hope
and
C.
Peter
of
the
public
school
staff
returned
from
their
holiday
trip
on
Monday
and
commenced
their
duties
on
Tuesday
morning.
Owing
to
Illness
Miss
N.
Msllott
was
unable
to
return
with
them.
Masses
Bertha
Moore
and
Adeline
Thomas,
who
have
spent
the
past
week
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thos
Peddle
In
Prince
Rupert,
returned
to
their
home
here
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Carl
Pohle
entertained
her
8un
day
School
Class
at
a
delightful
little
party
at
her
home1
ori
Monday
after'
coon.
The
afternoon
wa
sjnt
In
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
POT
Mf
BHOTHEK-Tn
TTuTdo
LAVvJ
TO
vJOHKIM
THAT-
I
'
TUt:
TVPE-VRITIH'
j
lR
'
J
DE.ARTMENT'
u
GOT
HER
FEET
WET
CAUGHT
BSD
GOLD
Mrs.
Ernest
Hall,
Cardinal,
Ont,
.writes!
"Last
winter
I
got
my
feet
wet
and
I
caught
a
terrilile
cold.
I
took
different
kinds
of
medicine,
but
none
did
me
any
good
and
I
seemed
to
be
getlizig
worse
all
the
time.
One
daj
I
was
reading
about
what
your
medicine
had
done
for
others,
so
thought
I
would
get
a
bottle.
After
I
had
taken
a
few
doses
I
found
it
was
helping
me,
so
I
took
a
few
bottla
and
was
completely
restored
to
health.
I
cannot
praise
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
too
highly,
as
I
believe
that
If
it
wen
not
for
it
I
would
be
an
invalid
today."
Price
S5e.
a
bottle,
large
family
sirs
I
60c;
put
on
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
t
games
and
story
telling
and
the
girls
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
dainty
refreshments
served
by
their
hostess.
J.
Garland
of
Kalum
Lake
was
town
on
Monday.
in
Miss
Irene
Clayton
entertained
a
number
of
little
friends
at
a'
dinner
party
and
social
evening
on
Monday.
S.
N.
Klrkaldy
Is
now
In
charge
of
the
local
post
office,
having
taken
over
the
work
at
the
New
Year.
ALICE
ARM
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
F.
Smith
and
family
left
last
week
for
Seattle.
Nels
Olsen.
a
former
resident
of
the
camp
who
Is
now
ranching
In
the
Naas
Valley,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week.
Prevailing
mild
weather
and
rain
last
week
caused
a
cessation
of
winter
sports'
at
the
skating
rink
but'
an
Im
provement
In
the
situation
is
now
noted.
Jack
Graham.
Gus
Pearson
and
Mar
shal
Smith,
contractors
at
the
Red
Point,
spent
Christmas
in
town
as
did
Nell
Forbes
and
Fred
Martlnsen,
who
are
driving
a
tunnel
on
the
Sllver
Cord.
STEWART
Owney
McFadden
was
In
the
Stewatt
Hospital
last
week
obtaining
treatment
for
an
Infected
hand.
James
McKay
has
returned
here
after
S7l
i
i
READ
THEofc
LETTERS
BEFOHB
you
SIGM
THEM-
K
WIMTIIKIt
ItKI'OUT
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
a
visit
of
several
months
In
Eastern
Canada.
George
Bunn
was
brought
down
last
week
from
the
Engineer
mine
on
the
Marmot
River
suffering
with
strained
ligaments
of
the
shoulder,
having
been
injured
while
bucking
mlue
timbers.
A
petition
is
being
widely
signed
here
asking
that
the
location
o;'
the
Stewart
school
be
changed
from
it
present
site
to
the
government
block
on
Seventh
Street
where
the
court
house
and
gov.
ernment
offices
are
located.
The
move
would
necessitate
the
building
of
a
new
school.
Dalby
Mprkill
has
returned
from
Anyox
where
he
spent
the
Christmas
season
with
his
brother.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Thomey
and
son,
Arthur,
lave
been
visiting
In
Prince
Rupert.
R.
O.
Mellln.
managing
engineer
of
the
Riverside
mine.
Is
here
from
Vancouver
Island
on
one
of
his
regular
trips
of
Inspection.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
Digby
Island.
Part
cloudy,
light
N.
wind;
barometer,
30.20;
temperature.
34;
sea,
smooth;
7:35
pjn.
spoke
Talyo
I
Maru,
40
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,!
outbound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
30.06;
temperature.
33;
sea,
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott
In
Mllbank
Sound
southbound;
8.43
from
Cordova
southbound;
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Charles
90
miles
from
Storm
Island
southbound:
10:45
pin.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Sunny
Island
northbound;
8
ajn.
spoke
Pacific
Monarch
tied
up
-in
Turnbuli
Cove
awaiting
orders.
Dead
Tree
Polnt-Barometer.
29.88;
temperature.
25.
NOOX
Digby
Island.
Part
cloudy,
light
N.
wind;
barometer,
30.18;
temperature,'
37;
sea,
smooth;
at
noon
steamer
Prince
Rupert
passed
In.
Bull
Harbor.
Part
cloudy;
calm'
j
i
light
north
wind,
temperature,
34.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
36.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
34.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
36.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
31.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
32.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
31.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
20.
Smithers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
3.
Burn
Lake.
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
7,
eina
absolutely
sure
on
the
Subject
Quality
,
THE
HIGH
QUALITY
OF
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
is
Tlot
an
Accident
It
U
the
result
of
a
Judicious
selection
and
IJending
cf
cocoa
beans,
of
which
thete
tre
more
than
thirty
grades;
of
nost
cartful
roasting,
a
vtry
delicate
operation;
and
it
futtlicr
preparation
by
the
beat
mechanical
troctssri
(no
cliemicalt)
which
preserve
the
delicious
natural
flavor
and
aroma
and
attractive
color
tf
the
Uani.
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
Etablihe4
1780
DORCl
fOSTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
BooIJct
of
Choice
Rccihej
icnt
frtc
THS
DAILY
NrlWaV
.rrstteetdnt
JUMPIN
CATS
VJHO
vmoTe
THte
letter?
OOGV-
FIND
OUT.
WHAT
GIRL
VROTB
THAT
AM'
SEE
THAT
SMU
(
PI
RED
RIGHT
7
mid
FIRST
TOURNAMENT
OF
SECOND
HALF
IN
O.
Andersen
(Grotto)
.
O.
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)..
A.
Harvey
(Gyros)
....
400
400
376
1717
1612
1496
l!e
1299
1880
1865
1468
1271
1927
1447
387
1253
1420
1M4
8
1181
9
1541
8
1H1
7
1191
8
1144
1487
980
1121
t&O.
1039
1059
131
BILLIARDS
IS
CLOSE
The
opening
tournament
of
the
second
halt
of
the
billiard
season
last
night
resulted
in
a
wn
for
the
Mooae
by
the
very
Barrow
marg:n
of
ten
point
over
the
drone,
the
score
being
950
to
940.
Both
teams."
as
a
result
of
the
very
high
score.
wlU
Improve
their
percentage
and
the
Mow,
who
were
in
the
cellar
position
before
Christmas,
advance
to
fourth
place.
Individual
storing
was
a
follows:
Oeo.
McIImoy!
(Moose).
200;
Geo.
Waugh
(Orottoi.
n.
.
J.
Hlllman.
200:
J.
Andrews,
180.
J
Judge.
200;
Dr.
J.
West.
104.
J.
Brown.
ISO;
J.
Hamilton.
203.
J.
May,
200;
a.
Anderson,
182.
The
league
standing
to
date
t
aa
follows:
aamea.
TotaL
Average
Terminals
7
7366
Ml
Orotto
9
8040
899
Oyros
8
wa
tun
Moose
9
744
879
St.
Andrew's
...
8
0906
863
The
average
for
the
player
In
the
league
to
date
are
a
follows:
Game
Til.
Aver.
F.
Zleman
(Terminal
1
.
8
1600
200
a.
Howe
(Orotto)
2
Oeo.
Mellmoyle
(reserve)
2
W.
E.
Willlscroft
(St.
A.)
J.
Hlllman
(Moose)
....
C-
Balagno
(Terminal)
FTank
Afdiidge
(Oyro)
.
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
9
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)
9
P.
OTJonnell
(Terminals)
8
W.
J
.Netson
(Oyro)
...
7
J
.Hamilton
(Orottoi
..
9
D.
Howe
(Terminal)..
8
O.
Krause
(Oyros)
2
8.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
7
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
8
8
a.
Waugn
(Grotto)
9
9
M.
MscLaahUn.
(St.
A.).
J.
Brown
(Moose)
;
J.
Msy
(Moose)
Don
Brown
(Moose)
H
Corbett
(Terminal)
parameter
ou.vn;
temperature,
30;
sea,
jj.
Judge
(Moose)
9
smooth;
9
ain.
spoke
MB.
Llllehorn
:
6
Morgan
(St.
A.)..
at
cape
caivert
southbound.
A.
Macdonald
(Gyro)
Dead
Thee
Point,
Barometer
29.86:
s.
Darton
(8L
Andrew)
temperature
35.
200
200
191
161
189
187
188
186
186
1S4
188
182
181
181
179
17
178
177
173
172
170
IT
169
lfta
169
160
ISO
ISO
181
131
LADIES'
WHIST
Utitlliek
Were
llroiimed
Iji.(
.Mr.li!
After
hrltma
and
New
Year
(
II..II1I.1)
The
Ladles'
Whist
League
returned
ae
tlvity
last
night
after
a
brief
holiday
for
the
Christmas
season
and
the
re
suits
were
win
tor
the
Mecae
Ladle
over
the
Orange
Ladle
by
a
aeore
cf
8
to
4
and
the
St
George's
Ladle
over
the
Pythian
Sisters
by
7
to
2.
,
The
standing
Of
the
league
to
date
It
as
follows".
$
.
.
;
w.
Moose
Ladles
'
0
St.
George's,
ft
Pythian
Bitten
3
Orange
Ladle
0
L,
1
3
4
7
SPORT
CHAT
PI.
C
ft
3
K"
it
The
announcement
of
the
schedule
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
In
crlbbage
and
whist
renews
Interest
In
I
these
series
which
lapsed
somewhat
!
during
the
holidays.
While
there
may
be
practically
no
change
In
the
line
up
of
the
Various
teams
the
game
should
prove
lust
as
Interesting
a
they
did
the
first
part
of
the
season
The
winning
of
sn
odd
game
through
out
the
season
by
teams
In
the
cellar
position
will
make
an
entirely
different
standing
at
the
end
of
the
season.
All
games
should
be
well
contested
and
Interest
should
be
keen
right
to
the
end
of
the
scries.
Humbert
Fugazy
reported
thst
he
had
signed
Gene
Tunney
.heavyweight
champion,
to
meet
Dclaney
next
sum
mer
In
the
Polo
grounds.
Tex
Rlckard
thinks
that
Tunney
will
consult
him
before
signing
any
such
contract
and
Tunney
has
denied
the
report.
There
seems
to
be
keen
rivalry
between
Fu
gaxy
and
Rlckard
as
to
who
will
have
the
honor
of
signing
the
new
heavy
weight
for
his
next
bout.
Scott
I
champion
particularly
desirous
of
tuklng
on
Harry
Perssoti
on
his
coming
visit
la
Wf
rlou
'
Scott
fciul
Persson
i
-
-
f
ILL
HAVE
MO
LOV-
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in
the
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1927
lm
Fsatuws
Seirvtcr.
Nt
Cti
Dj
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V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE.
FOim
1H1MI
SITTER
pup,
three
month
oW.
(
brad)
118
00
each
to
clear.
Orson
Mo.
VIEW
I
LOT
AMD
SMALL
BUILD!
NO:
Orabam
Avenue:
low
pries:
rosy
term.
O.
C
Walker.
Secand
Av:ue
FOR
SALE.
FORD
BSD
AN:
mechanical
condition.
Wit.
Phone
93.
GOOD
Term
u
FOR
SALE
Cadillac
motor,
with
Bosch
magneto
and
ooll.
suitable
for
boat.
Phone
83.
tf
FOR
SALE
Apply
O.
menu.
PAIR
OF
BLUE
FOXES
H
Odd.
Seavlew
FOR
SAUE.-BEIJ'
STARTKM
FOSti
Delivery,
good
condition.
1M.
Phon
83.
v
tf
A
FOR
SALE
CHILD'S
COT:
XCEL
lent
condition
Phone
Blue
719.
ft
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
FOR
BALE.
Phone
Blue
136.
ft
FOK
UWi
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP-
ned
hotel.
Oolne.
concern.
Write
Box
342
patty
New
Ojftce.
tf
AUCTIONKKK
IT
IS
A
DUSOCESS
TRANSACTION
TO
please.'
If
I
please
you.
please
tell
other.
If
I
don't,
tell
met
I
buy.
sell
or
exchange
anything
of
value.
Phone
774.
O
F.
Brtee.
Auctioneer.
met
In
London
not
hittg
agd
and
the
Swedish
fighter,
after
bellig
made
to
look
tike
a
novate
hi
the
early
reund.
landed,
a
punab
teat
put,
the
Britisher
down
for
the
count
the
first
American
pugilist
to
win
recognition
a
champion
In
the
lightweight
dlvUlon
was
Abe
Hlcken.
who
elatmed
the
title,
and
defeated
Pet
McGuIre
In
six
rounds
at
t'erryvllle,
Md..
In
1808.
SCHEDULE
SECOND
HALF
OF
BILLIARDS
The
following
schedule
for
the
second
half
of
the
Ullllard
Imgiie
eeaeon
la
re
leased
by
the
hwreUry,
W.
1L
liong:
JAM'.tltY
7
Oyro
v.
St.
Andrew.
11
Grotto
v.
Grand
Terminal.
14
St.
Andrew
wi.
Moose.
18
-Grand
Terminals
vs.
Gyro.
21
St.
Andrews
vs.
orotto.
3ft
Moose
v.
Orand
Terminals.
28
Grotto
v.
Gyro.
IMHUWKV
I
-Grand
Termln!
vs.
St.
Andrews.
-Oyro
v.
Moose.
8
Grand
Termln!
va.
OrMto.
11
St.
Andrew
vs.
Gyro.
15
Grotto
vt.j.laoM,
18
Oyro
v.
Urrnd
Terminal.
22
Moose
va.
St.
Andrewa.
2S
Oyro
v.
Orott'j
MMKII
1
Orand
Terminals
v.
Moose.
4
Grotto
v.
St.
Andrew,.
8
Moose
v.
Gyro.
II
-
St.
Andrew
vs.
Orand
Terminals.
Jr
Roger,
sales
manager
for
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Co.
returned
By
George
McMamis
ITHIS
10
A
RNS.
V-l
I
JOT
VKOTtT
Cil
taTTBR
A;V
Tf-'.
At"
S7
r
ANOTIIKH
MIC
ItKDlKTTION
IN
CHKVICOI.irr
('OMMKKCIAI.
CAN
I'KICBS
I-H4
Ton
Utility
Eaprea
Chairts
1
gajaa
H
Ton
Light
Mlvery
Chaeaa
gaM
Touring
and
Roadster
1
tl0
Sport
Roadster
I
Ma0
Onaon
and
Coupe
I
mm
00
Sedan
IHUjW
IIIMjOO
ii:ii
rtiw
nv
ni
Ford
Light
Delivery,
npeil
body
7fi0
Ford
Light
Detlvary.
panel
body
Ilftoaa
Ford
UgM
Delivery,
starter
aqutpment
IIMjOO
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
V0i
I
OMseaoMt
l-paantger
Tour-
tng.
19M
190000
Term
ea
be
arranfed
on
both
new
ml
used
ear
to
Mitt
the
purchaser.
KAIKN
GAUARR
Dealers
In
(!nlllr.
MtUojlilln,
Oakland.
FontUr
Olimollle
ami
Thetrnlel
Vhik
I'lHine
SI
TAXI
I'honc
C7
Tnxl
(Call
GcorKe.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
raenitr
Slutle-bakorn
at
your
dlApoaal
any
tlmt.
KOSS
IMM)S.
POOL
HOOM
Meeker
Ulrtck.
(Acrnn8
from
Kmprcos
HotD
TIMMMt
SALE
X8C07
Sealed
Tender
fc-lll
he
reearted
hv
the
Dsstnet
Fareeter
not
later
than
noon
on
the
loth
day
of
January,
1M7.
tar
tht
purchase
of
Licence
X8007,
Hurke
Chan
nel.
Restoration
Day,
Oil.
a.
to
cut
1.000.000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
sawing.
Two
(2)
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
Umber.
Further
psrtleulsrs
of
the
Chief
For-ealrr.
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
Il.O.
TI.MItKK
SALE
X8.171
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on
the
3lt
day
of
Doeember,
1920,
for
the
purchase
01
Llcrns
X8371.
Yakotin
Bay.
Maaaelt
Inlet.
Q
C.I
.
to
cut
4Q0j0O0
feet
hoard
meaaure
'!
ttpruce,
oedar
and
Hemlock
nwlog
One
(II
year
wilt
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Furthe
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
nc.
TIMIIEK
SALE
X5793.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
DMrlct
Forester
not
Uter
than
noon
nn
the.
3rd
riav
nf
Jantun
inif
rr.
ti.
purchase
of
I.loonce
XSTtKl."
covering
two
Hi
uum
tiaruor,
c.lt.
,
to
CUt
7M.O00
feet
board
moaaure
of
Bpmce,
Hemlock.
Cedar
and
Balaam
sawlog.
One
(1)
yesr
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-eater,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prinrc
Rupert,
n
o.
PULP
TIMHKIt
SALE
X8H0.
VP.7J(I
Inder
hisrkrd.
'Tender
on
XB140,
will
be
received
by
the
Honourable,
the
Minister
of
Landsi
at
Victoria.
HO
tin
to
twelve
n'rlnrlc
nnnn
nr
that
4th
day
of
Jsnusry.
1027,
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X8I40,
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Graham
Island,
Quern
Charlotte
Hands
District.
Thirty
years
will
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
the
timber
All
tenders
must
.
nmni.
u,iu.
,
linn
10
nf
Ih.
n.r
i1.
'
to
the
city
after
the'
today
spending
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
neces-
v.nnsunas
nonuuy
wnn
ins
lumiiy
1:1
urnr
ccrpieq
Vli
lorlu.
,t,",,JV!r
pwt'r;ulr
msy
be
had
from
the
Chief
Fore-iter,
Victoria.
IJ
O
4
M'Hw
t
it
ft
ir
nintrrTi
nr
i
nnininn
r
n
A.r.,i
i
a
mm
rm
n
m.
m
rm
m
m
m.
-
-
II
1
II
V
III
H
tlM
V
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l
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a
a
mm
m
ihtv'd?
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v
k
m
vubl
ar
slliili
HLIHU
JkJl
JUm.K
AUJL
11UU.
Found,!
2c
per
wort)
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
SITUATIONS
WANTED
WOMAN
WANTS
WORK
BY
THE
HOUR
or
day
Boa
11.
Daily
New
Office.
ro
SALE
FOR
SALE.
f3.MQ.O0
on
term
buys
good
atnml
starts
buaittra.
build
ing
and
ground
on
C.
N.
Railway,
t
Good
location
.in
eoraiar
district
1
Stock
at
cost.
To
rafonub!
party
:
will
consider
leasing.
w.
D.
Lukcn.
Pallln.
B.C.
a
BOARD.
FOR
SALS.
TO
CLOS8
OUT
AM
4-tate,
we
are
atithorlawl
to
sell
seronU
lot,
some
corners,
harbor
vHrw,
and
on
er.
Pncea
low
and
teen
from
tej00
monthly.
Emautr
T.
MrClyiaont.
U
FOR
SAIJB.
THRIE
BOOM
HOUSE
with
fine
harbor
view.
Built
I9i3.
lijooooo
on
term.
Tbla
la
a
snap
at
tht
pr"
Thao.
OoUart,
Ud
tf
I
s
CliiltOIMtArnC
lll.
It.
K
r.VOI
I.MiN
rillKOt'lttCTOH
3
Third
Arti)ie.
Ome
MU
11
00
House
oaiis
.
tax)
For
apatat
Phooe
omo
Bh
U
HwudeiK-e
Black.
243
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THE
INLANDER.
Second
Atmum.
t'hori
117.
HKSTAIIKANTS
l(H)Ii
kath
vur.
Mr
O
iwer.
ProprUtre
Third
Avenue.
Neit
O
W.
V.
A.
(icMMt
Home
Omlted
Meal.
Phon
Ttlack
TOO
I
MAIL
SCHEDULE
oiT-oniMt
I'ur
I
be
raM
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(Kails
fi.
Veditewlvi
l
To
Vanrouw
IMeaday
...
Frtdaf
Saturday
.
.
OJ.a
Dec.
7
Pint
elaas
mail
'.
W.Taacouver
on
Monday
w
ISalurtltr
by
CJ
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tr,
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Tu
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tike
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sad
mlrr
mtonUy
i
Wdn
da
Ta
II.
hMnrt
nd
N
i'-
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To
AlU
Flnl
Dee.
IS,
20
To
((aeen
(
hrMle
Dee.
4.
18
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rrwi)
the
I
jit
Tuesdays.
Thurly
at
,
.
I
ram
Vnyiee
Sttnday
vVeUlirMlar
.
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.
Friday
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t-
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if.
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and
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St
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Sherdrooke
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llth
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18th
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8th
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tl
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2nd
Ave
At
2nd
81
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Alia
JK,
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St
trtl
Ave.
As
Oth
Si
Sunday
collection
same
v
V
4
daya,
only.
L'l
ail1
11111
siriifi'nii:
111
i.n
11,11111
11111
1
1.1111.
I'nr
Vanronter
Tueedaf
a.
Csrdena
Friday
a.
Prince
Rnper'
1
Saturday
a
Catala
Saturday
a
ITInceM
Dr
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De).
17
a.
Pr)ii-ei
Mi.
y
I'mm
Vaiieoiner
Sundaya.
Garden
4
Wednesday
m
pr
Ituprr'
1
Friday-.
Catala
Snturday-
a.
Prince
Iteatr
'
Dee.
13
.
Prince
Msrv
Deo.
27
s
Pr'yces
Msry
I'nr
Fori
rlininn
and
N.1
HI
ver
-
Sunday
-a.
Cardena
'
I
mm
IN.rl
Klmmn
and
Nss
Kh
'
Tuesday
hi.
Csrdens
I'nr
Slexart,
Anyox
and
Allre
Arw
Sunday-
as.
Cardena
.
'
Wednesday
prlnre
Rupe
irnin
rieart,
anil
,nre
Tuesday
.
Cardena
Friday
-a.
Prince
Rupert
I'nr
ijueen
f"
trlotlr
Dec.
18
at
Prince
Charles
fiorn
Jiiee
Cliarloltes
Dec.
16-
ai
Prince
Charles
Dec.
20
m.
Prince
Charlej
I
r
Alinka
Doc.
13
as.
Princes
Msry
Deo.
20
a.
Princes
Mury
I'rnm
Alnvks
Dee.
17
as.
Princess
Mary
,
LANO
ACT.
Notice
of
Inlenllon
to
Apply
to
Lssi
w
1
1
,
In
Prime
luinert
Land
rteririli
Irh't,
sml
llulo
si
Ji'c1w
ll.ii
:
I'lisrlnile
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TAkK
MiTICK
thai
s
mieiHIl
;
iiiisn.
Ltd..
Vain
onver.
Inn
I'arkern,
intends
to
sppiy
r.
1
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Hie
fnllowlnr
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In
r
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nmt
iilsfttrt
sniilhesiit
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nf
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nimm.
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the
islcrl
hmin
northerly
illri'riinii
is
,
imm
nftrlliesnterlv
II
ihslns
Ui
ln'i
mark;
thence
niiiiicsiertv
alun
wsier
nmik
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llieiv-n
erty
1
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mire
m
k
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nf
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and
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