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TERRACE
HAD
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaa.u
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NIGHT
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TERRACE.
Jan.
39.
Burns"
night
ni
suitably
celebrated
here
on
Tuesday
evening:
with
a
tuqiut
concert
and
dance.
Tlx
event
was
under
the
auspices
of
the
local
St.
Andrew's
Society.
AorwntnodaUon
had
been
arranged
lor
the
seating
ct
ooe
hncOred
and
fifty
runti
in
the
O.W.TA
nan
and
practically
every
seat
was
occupied.
The
tables
were
laden
with
an
abundance
of
delicious
Scotch
foods
and
-
attractive
menu
cards.
Special
Interest
centered
in
the
Haggis
which
was
borne
around
the
room
by
June
Richmond
to
appropriate
music
furnished
by
J.
McLaren.
The
address
to
the
Haggis
was
given
by
Thoa.
Young.
During
the
dinner
telegram
of
greettng
were
exchanged
with
Prince
Rupert
St.
Andrew
Society.
A
wen
arranged
toast
list.
Interspersed
with
musical
selections,
was
dispensed.
W.
S.
Andersen,
president
of
the
local
society,
was
toastmaer
and
proposed
ths
toast
to
the
King.
The
toast
to
The
Im
mortal
Memory
was
honored
try
John
Hepburn.
The
remainder
of
the
pro
gram
was
as
fallows:
Yccal
solo
"The
Star
of
Rabble
Burns."
Rev.
Win.
Allan.
Toast
"Bonnie
Scotland."
proposed
by
Err.
A.
M.
Raclsson.
responded
to
by
Rev.
Wm.
Allan.
Selection
At
tore
eon
and
drums.
J.
MiLaren
and
L.
H.
Kcnney.
Vocal
olo
There
was
a
Lad
was
Eorn
In
Kyle."
Mrs.
A
Han.
Toast
"Canada."
proposed
by
Capt.
Colthurst.
responded
to
try
L.
F.
Spragge.
Vocal
solo
-Cfcinln'
Thru
the
Bye."
Miss
Haffiwett.
Toast
-Oar
Town."
proposed
by
E.
T.
Eencey.
responded
to
by
Dr.
Wm.
Tur-pel
.
Vocal
solo
Uary
Harrison."
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
m.NflNfi
IOU.OHH
The
floor
sras
then
cleared
and
dancing
.commenced
to
moiie
furnished
by
Urs.
Attwood.
L-.
H.
Kenney
and
S.
N
Klrkaldy.
the
dances
being
interspersed
with
recitations,
vocal
selections,
step
dances,
etc
Those
taking
part
Included
the
Mines
Fanny
and
Sophia
Sic-Larrn.
Ur.
and
Urs.
AQan
Urs.
R
Kaney.
Thos.
Young,
I.rmrfi
was
aerred
about
one
o'clock
and
the
gaiety
continued,
many
Scotch
dance
being
enjoyed
tn
real
Scotch
fashion.
It
was
almost
past
the
weel
sma"
hours
before
the
gathering
broke
np.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Ur.
and
Urs.
W
8.
Anderson.
Ur.
and
Urs.
Jaa,
Swann.
Ur.
and
Urs.
A.
H.
Barker.
Urs.
W.
H.
Uc
Donald.
and
J.
McLaren.
SMITHERS
Threshing
machines
from
'Other
parts
of
the
district
have
been
taken
to
Tefkwa
to
assist
is
getting
a
big
crop
of
grain
and
timothy
seed
threshed
for
the
I97T
market.
There
has
been
record
production
In
that,
the
banne;
district
of
the
J3ulkley
Valley,
thla
past
yecr
but
It
Is
safe
to
assume
that
the
tonnage
of
wheat
alone
win
Increase
100
per
cent
next
season
as
the
desire
to
ship
to
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
Is
the
ambition
of
every
farmer
with
fall
ploughing
ready
for
the
seed-
A
new
strike
on
the
Golden
Glory
mining
proserty
at
Decker
Lake,
owned
Having
received
a
cash
payment
of
110.000
from
the
Standard
Sliver-Lead
Co.
as
first
installment
on
his
Rich
field
mine
at
Topley.
Frank
Taylor
has
since
expressed
his
confidence
In
that
district
by
taking
option
on
several
properties
and
living
up
to
his
own
demands
by
making
cash
paymenta.
He
has
also
purchased
a
townalte
surrounding
Topley
station
and
plan
on
having
It
subdivided
and
placed
on
the
market.
Burns'
Night
was
suitably
celebrated
here
on
Tuesday
rdgbt
.with
a
splendid
'
dance
under
the
'
auspice
of
the
Rcbekah
and
Oddfellow
lodge.
A
daughter
was
born
here
on
Wed
nesday
morning
to
Mr.
and
Urs.
Stan
ley
Bennett
who
formerly
resided
In
Prince
Rupert.
Ur.
Bennett
being
In
the
service
of
the
C.NJI.
Telegraphs.
Oreat
Interest
continues
to
be
taken
In
the
league
hockey
game
here.
There
,
are
three
teams
Shleks.
Eskimos
and
j
Tlgers-j
named
In
the
prder
f,
rank
iiiry
.
now
enjoy
on
in
sisoaing
snr.ii.
Urs.
C.
L.
Dimmest
and
Ulss
Flora
Kldd
entertained
at
a
shower
In
honor
of
Ulss
Mjrrtle
Oulton,
whose
marriage
will
take
place
shortly.
ur.
q.
it.
iianklnson
entertained
a
Urge
number'
of
ladles
at
the
tea
hour
on
Tuesday
In
honor
of
Ur.
Oeorge
,
Turpi
n,
bride
of
the
United
Church
paator
her.
Mia
McDonnell
rendered
'
tsrcr&l
piano
selection
and
a
vocal
sclo
by
Urs.
K
C.
Bamford
was
much!
appreciated.
Mrs.
Ranklason
was
assisted
'
In
serving
by
Urs.
J.
K.
Carr
aad
Urs.
F.
H.
Johnsson.
Urs.
Charles
Morris
broke
ber
leg!
and
will
be
confrned
to
her
borne
for!
at
least
two
months
as
a
result
-of
I
I.
B.
Warner
has
been
re-ippolnted
I.
jusuc.
of
the
peace
for
Smithera.
T.
Chalmers
of
Vancouver
has
ar
rived
ta
taae
a
post
in
the
government
oace
here
succeedlEg
W.
H.
L.
NorrU.
transferred
to
Cumberland.
Ur.
Chalmers
has
been
Identified
with
the
government
service
tar
scene
time.
Ur
Jind
Mrs.
H.
M.
Uatthews
and
famSy
have
returned
to
-Sen!
iters
after
an
absence
of
Urs.
Uatthews
and
the
children
extending
over
several
months
Ben
Mueller
returned
on
Tednesday
last
after
a
visit
with
his
brother
In
Washington.
Ben
has
boarded
his
farm
stock
for
the
winter
and
wBt
work
la
the
mines
until
spring.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Dan
UcPree
of
the
Sinclair
Spruce
Co.
submitted
the
claims
of
the
mill-men
east
of
Prince
George
tor
greater
jne
rum.
is;
mooted
establishment
of
a
pulp
and
paper
m81
In
this
vtetnlty
has
been
.gradually
bringing
the
matter
to
a
head.
It
wSl
be
toqtrired
into
by-
the.
timber
committee
at
the
Board
of
Trade.
The
city
council
has
decided
to
est
electric
light
rates
here
by
twenty
per
cent
during
the
coming
year.
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
council
It
was
The
first
annual
dinner
of
the
mem
bers
of
the
Fort
George
Old
Timers
Coughed
So
Hard
Could
Not
Sleep
3Ir.
Daaie)
Ditaey,
Lym,
Ott,
falling
Monday
night
whae
skating
ati.
writes:
L1
Jaavarr
I
lad
a
eerr
the
emitters
risk.
Her
skates
locked
J
severe
ecw
aad
m(M
ta
Lard
I
with
another
lady's.
eowM
sot
sleep
ftfgku.
I
tried
everv
bat
aiiag
gave
e
reKef
asttl
I
tne4
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
wKiek
was
Tworas3eBQi
to
tat
by
a
netgator.
I
wiB
vrr
I
witboct
it
la
the
jae
agaia."
Too
dat
er;iet
win
yoa
bor
"Dr.
TTooJ's"
as
it
ias
a
bsW-lM
rraejj
fsi
tae
pert
it
years.
Price
Sis.
a
bottle;
large
fasnflr
size
fOe.;
pet
sp
oaly
bv
Tie
T.
MBbcra
Col,
LLaiteJ.
Toronto.
Oat.
Toung.
J.
H.
Johnson.
John
atrTnnt.
Urs.
Al
Johnson.
George
B.
WBRama.
M.
Dayton.
J.
T.
Oowart,
A.
R.
Bar
row.
T.
J.
Johnston
and
Alex
UoSatt.
Songs
were
contributed
by
Brace
Parker
and
Percy
Pinker.
The
evening's
proceedings
were
concluded
with
a
pro-
umoer
rcppues
ai
a
recent
meeaag
CI-mn
Of
"r
the
Prince
Oorge
Board
ef
Trade.
Ee
asserted
that
ten
mlBs
would
be
forcedl
to
close
down
in
a
short
Ume
If
they
were
not
given
timber.
A
local
rink
consisting
ef
W.
O.
D.
i
narner.
ur.
Carl
Ewart.
Cyril
Dupre
and
Edward
Opie.
which
took
in
the
"
""""
"jbonspiel
at
Jasper
last
week,
gave
a
good
accosnt
of
Itself,
carrying
oS
the
grand
challenge
cup,
and
a
number
of
Ulss
Elsie
UeLahan.
prominent
Canadian
reader
and
Impersonator.
wBl
gtve
an
entertainment
In
Enox
Church
here
on
Uonday
evening.
Word
has
been
received
here
of
tae
death
in
Essondale
Hospital
of
JohnJ
Hartley,
a
man
of
advanced
years
who
stated
that
taxes
and
payments
on
was
sent
from
here
for
treatment.
tales
of
reverted
lots
would
yield
110,
I
Betty
t.
infant
daughter
of
Sherl3
and
northern
Rebekan
ixidge
wo.
3
and
'Mrs.
E
S.
Peters,
occurred
at
Fraser
Cariboo
Lodge
IODX.
held
a
Joint
In-'
jke
on
Friday.
Interment
being
per
staBatlon
recently.
Urs.
F.
Clark,
pre-'
tormei
ta
prjjice
George,
sident.
and
P.
J.
Shearer,
grand
master.'
were
assisted
by
A.
U.
Patterson,
grand
a
son.
Robert
Burns,
was
born
here
by
Robert
H.
Oerow
of
Burns
take.
faasia,d
"
Oddfellows.
been
made
and
a
carload
of
ore
Is
tof
be
shipped
according
to
Dan
McDonald
wife
has
been
visiting
In
Smith
ers.
Beside
the
activity
at
the
Golden
Otory.
which
Is
within
two
miles
of
the
Decker
Lake
station,
there
have
been
other
development
In
the
mineral
line
there
Utely.
'The'
town
council
nas
decided,
from
a
fire
protection
standpoint,
to
strictly
enforce
the
municipal
bylaws
relating
to,
electric
wiring
and
chimney
con
structlon.
Bytsws
are
aha
being
passed
to
protect
sidewalk
and
public
parks
against
'damage.
marital.
Urs.
Dupre
is
noble
grand
of
on
Uaaday
night
to
Ur.
and
Urs.
Alex-
uie
Rebekan
Lodge
wene
o.
Docherty
:
ander
Hutcheon.
t
TERRACE
Association,
held
Wednesday
Bight
In'
Thos.
Brooks
returned
on
WeJnoday
the
Prlnae
Rupert
Hold,
was
a
very
from
a
abort
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
enjoyable
affair.
L.
C.
Ounn
was
In
-
the
chair
and
there
were
several
novel;
There
has
been
quite
a
rotleeable
items
of
entertainment.
Among
the
dropping
oS
In
attendance
at
school
speakers
-were
Brier
iff
E.
8.
Peters.
AI
recently
many
children
being
il!
with
AKER'S
COCOA
Jorlnchean
Here
is
a
drink
that
has
food
value
Aa
well
as
a
most
delicious
flavor
and
aroma
For
the
business
man's
luncheon
,
,
it
is
incomparable
A
DISTINGUISHED
DIETITIAN
ONCE
SAID
"Jt
soothes
both
stomach
and
brain"
MADE
ONLY
BY
WALTER
BAKER
ft
CO.
Limited
'
EstabUlitJ
I70
DORCHESTliR,
MASS.
Can-dun
Mill
at
Montreal
Booklet
of
Otoice
Rtcifrs
tent
free
s-r
l
a
-
-
En.
Adults
also
are
Qading
It
bald
to
escape
and
many
ptaple
are
cnaftw-ed
to
Otetr
bases.
In
snest
earn,
how-eer.
u
to
a
sery
mfid
type.
P.
E.
Clark,
nmwt
eagtaeer
ta
the
putUe
works
depaiuwmt.
Saltlsfra
waa
a
bosinew
rtiltar
here
em
Twswday
and
Wednesday.
Urs.
C.
L.
M
aisjey
returr'-l
oa
Wednesday
treat
Prince
Rupert
Tea
Uarsb
returaed
at
tiv.
ilng
of
the
week
to
Cedar
ale
wbare
be
js
epfsged
Is
the
pole
bmfoMS.
C.
Hauglaad.
who
west
W
Prtece
Rupert
On
Tuesday
far
treasmeat
wa
an
injured
foot
renaraed
hame
aa
Wednesday.
Constable
Sam
Service
retaraed
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
team
Pztare
Rupert.
P.
C
Bilbao
made
a
abor
trip
to
Prince
Raprrt
during
the
week,
returning
home
oa
Wedaesday.
31
CVS
WHIST
M
Meat
kslhi
W
rtfcla
by
rare
mt
J
ta
4
ha
Italy
llasse
rur4
Lal
MtM
The
ooty
fame
ftsyed
W
the
WMat
League
nxtares
set
tor
test
alxfet
re-
8
SPORT
CHAT
If
the
M
pie
Leafs
are
successful
to
i
wled
ta
a
was
tor
the
Ux
aver
the!
latgnto
f
PyUr
by
a
sesre
af
a
4.
The
games
of
St
Oratfe
(Seal
Oove
a.
84ns
ef
Canada
aad
St.
George's
Cttyt
vs.
St.
Andrewli
were
amlsaaam
an
t
respect
ta
the
memory
af
the
tote
W.
O.
Ruzbcs
wtdle
so
aCnctal
as
wa
g9rti
tor
9ks
va.
OdtafHlov
rat
meetJog,
There
are
twa
puatpaatd
james
front
lavt
week
that
have
to
he
layed
as
wHL
The
iwaitMc
m
teaan
to
ste
aa
Mlavm:
W
Uaose
7
mi
s
!1jOjO-F
4
it.
George'stSe
Oovet
4
Xatgau
of
Pythias
..
3
ft.
Oeorgn
ICRyi
...
3
Jxn
af
Canada
3
St.
Andrews
3
L.
PM.
7
2
night
in
tbetr
game
with
the
Adanaca
they
win
etneb
the
ladies'
ebampUn-ship
having
lost
only
one
gsm
to
their
opponents.
The
Adanaca
hav
been
rather
handicapped
by
different
changes
in
their
tlne-up
for
some
of
the
games
whereas
the
Uaple
Leafs
have
played
practically
the
same
team
throughout
the
series.
If
the
Uaple
Leafs
win
it
is
'expected
that
they
will
later
play
with
Anyox
or
Smithers
In
a
series
of
gamek
to
decide
.the
ladles'
championship
of
Northern
BC.
Noth
ing
definite
has
been
heard
r
aa.
ta
whether
a
team
from
Edmonton
win
visit
the
,
city
this
spring
but
the
Mspic
Leaic
snonia'
consiaer
it
neces
sary
to
keep
up
vigorous
practise
for
any
game
which
might
offer.
The
Orotto-and
Oyro
billiard
team
announce
that
there
will
be
no
Inter
ference
with
their
scheduled
fixture
tonight
on
account
of
dissension
pre
vailing
among
other
tesms.
They
will
line
up
as
follow
In
tonight's
touraa
mtnt:
Oeorge
Wsugh
(Orottol
vs.
W.
It,
Long
(Oyro).
J.
Andrew
vt.
W.
J.
Nelson.
O.
Howe
vs.
A.
Uacdonald.
Dr.
West
vs.
Frank
Aldrldge.
J.
Hamilton
vs.
Belt
Self.
The
decision
to
call
a
general
meet'
Ing
of
the
Billiard
Association
It
1
hoped
will
result
In
the
resumption
of
contests
by
all
the
teams
in
the
near
future.
Every
player
is
urged
to
be
present,
which
will
permit
of
a
full
discunslon
of
any
matter
which
may
be
under
dispute.
It
1
announced
by
Wlnthrop
Sear,
promoter,
that
ther
will
le
an
International
professional
Ice
hockey
'league
formed
on
the
coast
consisting
of
Vancouver.
Victoria.
Portland,
Seattle,
to
Angeles
and
Hollywood.
It
is
ex.
peeled
that
It
will
l.ot
start
until
next
year.
Ban
Johnson
served
for
twenty-seven'
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
lets
than
50c
iVAXTyi
WANTED.
HIGH
SCHOOL
OIRL
TO
act
as
companion
for
girt
of
ten
In
good
borne.
Write
for
partarutars
to
P.O.
Dos
III.
Aayws.
BC.
33
SITUATIONS
WANTED
.TOONO
LAOT
DESIRES
POSITION
AS
slsaograaber
or
clerk
-
Refer
cares.
ApHT
Box
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Dally
New
efSwe.
31
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
estate,
we
are
aatbortsrd
ta
sell
aeveral
lots,
some
coraera.
harbor
view,
aad
an
sewer.
Prices
low
aad
teras
from
1100
orithly.
Enqutrr
T.
UcCIymont.
U
IIS
0O
A
MOXm
BOTS
A
FIXE
BUILD-'
tng
lot:
Graham
Avenue.
Music
Stare.
FOU
KENT
Walker
J
FOR
SALE.-PAIR
OF
BLUE
FOX1S.
Apaly
O.
H
Odd.
aSeavtew
Apart-meats.
tf
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EQOIH-
fed
hotel.
Gouik
eoncrra.
Write
Box
343
Dsty
Kew
Offlce
"
U
FOR
REXT.
FURNISHED
APART-
mnt;
Smu
roaot
aad
bath:
water
Phoac
S47.
It
FOR
REST.
STEAM
HEATED
APART.
meata.
Apply
Saattb
tc
Uailett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
OR
REST
PIAKOS.
PHONOORAPHS
aad
Slaaer
Sewiag
UaeMaes.
Walker
Uuste
Store.
FtTRWISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day,
week
ar
imatb
Pban
Red
607.
U
fOR
RENT
MODERX
HOUSE.
FIVt
room
and
bath.
Uunro
Bros.
tt
!X)ST
JOST.
BLACK
TUH
LINED
COAT.
between
Sixth
Street
and
Third
Street
on
Second
A
r
roue.
Finder
please
re
turn
to
DaUy
Kew
Office.
JOST
WATER
METER
FOR
C1IEV
rolct
ear
between
Second
Street
and
Hospital.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
Newa
office.
Reward.
ItOAKI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
tit.
S3
'J
absence
and
will
possibly
be
made
per
manent.
-'-.
Ty
Cobb,
who
waa
yesterday
rein
stated
by
OormnUaloner
land
la.
ha
been
offered
14.000
a
year
to
play
with
the
Baltimore
club
of
the
International
league.
,
The
relation
of
sport
to
the
exhibi
tion
waa
discussed
at
the
annual
meeting,
of
the
Association
the
other
rren
tng.
From
a
financial
point
of
view
it
seems
that
lb
sports
card
has
not
made
very
generoua
returns
to
the
aa-aoeiatics.
In
the
opinion
of
some
It
will
hardly
ever
be
possible
to
draw
crowds
to
Acrepoiuvbill
whieb
might
attend
feature
nearer
the
city.
Or
tatrly
basketball
might
be
better
pat
rontzed
thla
winter
if
the
games
wet
nearer
the
etty.
Then
again
It
la
coo-
"Uh
9
M
a
in.
32M
pM.
Low
2:41
am.
Mm
pm.
High
Low
High
years
in
baseball
circle
before
he
wa
Low
recently
granted
leave
of
absence.
It
la
announced
that
his
Impaired
health!
MTI
IllltV.
4M
AIIV
J9
10:19
am.
23
3
J
pm.
318
am.
17:14
pm.
M'MltV,
JAMWIIV
SB
11:03
am.
4
:J2
a
m.
18:02
pm.
H.7
ft.
18
0
-00
-
ta
-
AUCTIONREIt
LOST
IN
TIIX
PAST!
I
LOST
MONEY.
So
have
you
Why
continue
It!
wont
da
I
buv
and
sell.
You
know
KKSTAUKANTS
mon
rare,
ctir
Mrs.
Cnger.
Proprletreu
Third
Avenue,
licit
O.
W
V.
A.
Ilond
1
1
tne
fWkrd
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
Sip
ANOTHER
IU0
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
1-1H
Ton
CtQKy
Exprsos
Chassis
I
tfi0
Y,
Ton
Light
DrHvery
Cbaaata
CM
00
Touring
and
Roadster
lit
00
Sport
Roadster
I
aao
m
Coach
and
Oesp
11030
00
Sedan
Itltseo
landau
Iltastt
ur.i
rtR
nj
ii
n
Ford
Light
fHTery.
open
body
I
7500
I
Ford
Ught
Delivery,
panel
body
I
ISO
00
Ford
Light
Delivery,
starter
In
the
Ustter
of
the
AdmlnUtrttlon
Act:
and
In
the
Ustter
flf
th
KaAt
At
inrla
I
Tl-roday.
Friday
Saturdays
arit,
J
an
M.
34
Ana,
Lotti;
Found.4,
1VU1L
SCHEDULE
,
:
!lv
I
he
ta-t
Ol'T-OOINO
It's
true
I
mate
oat
daJlar
look
like
i
0vd'"
Wttdsys
sad
hJ
Iwel
Tour
Influence
and
eo-oneraUon
i
iJ
(diet
ira.
roooe
tt.
291
Taird
Ate.
Private
sates
da3y.
AorUoas
arranged.
O
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
x.
iucn
eal
rate.
Uned
Wood
Blocks
per
load
MM.
KladHag.
per
laad
MAO
FHrBaee
Wood,
per
load
MM
Delivered.
Sail
Iterrtng
Mart
a
I.
First
class
mln
a
vjv.
e-jt
Yaaeasmr
en
Monday
aj
aatarday
by
C.MJt
tralna.
Ta
Alice
trsa.
lrvHJ
Sundays
.
.
f
Wednesday
T
Ft.
Maipwa
4
N
tnep,
Sundays
.
.
Ta
ta
rwlals
Jaa.
10.
34
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Ijaeea
(
kirMltw
Jaa.
It.
.ovir,
ITmm
the
U-4
Tuiays.
Thursday
asd
kiip
at
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Iroca
aatCMHrr
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r
.
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.
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1
Frtdsrs
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10
34
i
IIm
.tajwx.
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trsa,
FiesuWv
Tuesday
FtMsys
I
rvmt
Ft.
Mainsa
aad
kr
TUeay
frww
tU4ka
r4ttl
Jaa
14.
it
I
imi
Qweea
fbarUlle
Jaa.
IS.
rt
ta
Of
as
as
AU:n
Area
i
r
14
Ate
A
tb
St
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Are
Fultan
St
til
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4c
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rx
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Ave
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lUrv
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Core
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Ford
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starter
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equipment
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k..
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and
used
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Dealer
In
fatllr.
MrUaihlla.
(takUad.
rVallae
llldxaablle
and
fhetrirfet
Carv
Fhene
5J
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorjre.
Paul
or
Gunt)
RJx
nd
fifvfn
PaAnifrr
Studo-bakern
at
your
dipol
nny
tlrai-J
ROSS
IHV0S
POOL
ROOM
MrrUr
Illock.
(Across
from
Empr
sa
HotfU
IN
PRORATE.
ts
Tiir.
arrKCMFrnT'RT
or
iikitiii
(DM
Mint
and
Are
Ai
2nd
St
rd
Are
A-
Fulton
St
'
Srd
A
Ac
th
St
1
Satiday
eolWt'na
:?
at
'
days
only.
STEAMSHIP
MOYDID
!'
Vaneaafrr
Tuesday
as.
Cardena
FiUIst
aa.
Prince
Rupert
1
Saturday-
a,
Catala
Saturday
-m
Prlrw
ivs
Jsn.
I4--S.
pTlnre
Mt"
Jan.
3S
Frinma
Ut.n
I'rmw
Vsnrnmef
Bundiy
-.
Cardena
Wedncaday
.
Pr
suprt
'
Friday-
a.
Catala
Saturday
Princes
Be"
Jan
10-
a,
pimces
Mary
Jsn.
34
a.
Prince
Man
Far
rW
MlmpMn
aad
aa
xj
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-aa,
baiaena
Aim.
otberwis
known
a
Ander
i
Irtmi
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5TS!la'.I"wu:
!
Tt1av-a.
Card!
I
inr.i
num.
mil
oy
oraer
Ol
III'
'
.
n-
Ire
I
.
"
Honor.
Judge
Robertson,
the
lath
day
of
("
Weaart.
Amji
,1
n.kj.
iwio,
(
wss
sppoinira
runusy
-
m
vararna
i
AdminUtrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew'
wednexis
.
Pr.::
Bkp""
I
Aim
sf
hr
It.
V
nn.n
.
.
.
i
.
.
..
.
I
tl
tended
that
the
grounds
used
for
foot.
I
deceased,
and
all
turtles
hm
et.tm.
i
"rwi
ilearl.
Antn
aad
I
ball
ind
baseball
alnt
the
said
estsU
ar
hereby
re.
Tuesdsy-as.
Cardena
ea
siu
aww
win
ut
aVTCT
rever
be
OV
such
IUCU
M
I
7
.
.
.
Z
'
"
"
"
I
furnish
aame,
properly
verified
I
rrlnce
Ruprrl
-J
a
a
city
city
this
inu
size
sue
desire
desires
far
for
sporting
rmrifi
?
t
Friday-,
'
to
me.
on
or
before
the
17th
dy
of
.
evente
Tber
are
many
view
pointa'
January.
A
D.
137.
and
all
parties
in.
'
"T
,,u,n
n
n
111
.ntle-
7Z,.rl
on
tl3
question
acd
doubtless
there
la
fw111
ln,,1,uu
r
'"'frd
to
pay
"
lnf
cr'
th
amount
of
their
room
for
Improvement.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
a
ntintv.
JtM.tnr
m
MOMUV,
JAMUKV
21
will
not
permit
bi
return
to
the
active
High
oiilt
am.
work
of
heading
the
American
League.'
Frank
J
Marin,
owner
of
the
Tiger,
tow
had
been
appointed
a
bead
In
his
p
m.
8:49
am.
18:44
pm.
19
4
tt.
1S
"
tl
"
8.8
"
202
ft.
00
43
-
17.7
ft.
2111
-8.0
-
aa
-
indebtedness
to
me
lorinwitn.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Rupert,'
B
C.
Official
Administrator,
Dated
th
2lt
dar
of
Uereinher.
a
n
IBM.
IN
PRORATE
IV
THE
fH
FItr.MK
roi'RT
OF
IlKITIMI
f
OI.C.MIII
A
'Act-ti'd'
61
th
Adm,nltr,tll5
In
the
Matter
ef
th
Estate
of
Clark
.Ii?LdJU2!l,m'
Deceaed.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
6f
Mil
Honor.
Judes
Robertson,
he
15th
day
ot
December.
AD.
124.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
tha
.tt
nr
ourk
Edward
Bronson.
deeessed.
and
all
psrtiet
hsving
claims
arilnu
the
ald
estate
ar
,
hereby
miulred
to
furnish
earn,
pro.i
perly
ertfled
to
tn
on
or
before
the
1
!?.h.dJ
lf
ji"r-
AD-
1927.
and
all
psrtle
Indebted
to
th
estate
are
r.
VL'X
10
Pf'
,h
nwint
of
their
In.
(lebtednrs
to
m
forthwltli.
i
NOHMAN
A.
WATT.
OfUlal
AdminUtrator,
1
,
Prince
Rupert.
DO
?8
h
oX
lr'nUr'.
A
D.
Jan.
20
-at
Prince
Cna-ie
Item
tftieen
1'hsrMle
Jail.
II
as.
Prince
CxA"
Jan.
27-aa,
Prince
C
A"
tnr
AU'ta
Jan.
10
.
Prlneess
Mrf
Jan.
24
-a.
Prlnceas
Ms"
From
Alaks
Jan.
14
aa.
PrtnreM
Mr
Jan.
28
-aa.
Trlnceo
Mcr
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
East-
Mondays,
Wrij
Saturday
From
East
Tuesdays,
Sundays
PA
IN
IP
BLADfl
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inn
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