a.
F4GE
FOUB
FINAL
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
FIXTURE
filtAXT)
TERMINALS
DEFEATED
ST.
ANDREWS
nV
AC,fi!tKJATK
hCOItK
OF
9Wi
TO
K89
LAST
NltillT
Debating
St.
Andrew
by
a
score
of
906
to
889
In
the
final
game
of
thr-
season
In
the
team
billiard
competition,
the
a
rand
Terminals
last
night
became
possessors
without
dispute
of
the
Bruns
wlckBalke
shield,
emblematic
of
city
championship.
The
Individual
scores
were
as
follows
Fred
Pyle
St.
Andrew's)
165;
Charles
Balagno,
300.
Percy
Tinker,
168:
Frank
Zleman,
200.
M.
M.
McLachlan.
156:
R.
Howe.
200.
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
200;
11.
Corbet
t,
188.
S.
D.
Macdonsld,
300;
W.
Stuart,
118,
The
final
league
standing
are
as
fol
lows:
Games
Total
Aver.
Terminals
16
14.535
908
Grotto
16
14.449
903
Gyros
16
14,288
893
St.
Andrew's
...
16
14135
883
loose
16
14.042
878
Individual
averages
to
date
are
as
follows:
Games
Ttl.
Aver.
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(Moose)
D.
Howe
(Terminals)..
F.
Zleman
(Terminals)
S.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
J.
Hamilton
(Grotto)
.
.
Hillman
(Moose)
...
W.
J.
Nelson
tOyro)
..
Frank
Aldridge
(Gyro)
Waugh
(Grotto)
J.
Brown
(Moose)
.
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)
W.
II.
Long
(Gyro)
S.
Darton
(St.
Andrew's)
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.).
Don
Brown
(Moose)....
G.
Krause
(Gyros)
J.
May
(Moose)
H.
Parr
(Moose)
J.
McLean
(Terminals)..
J.
Judge
(Moose)
.
Macdonald
tGyro)
.
.
.
W.
Stuart
(Terminals).
O.
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)
.
.
.
a.
Anderson
(Grotto)
..
Bert
Hosklns
(Terminals)
'
A.
Harvey
(Gyros)
B
1761-
198
9
1735
193
11
3117
192
16
3011
188
15
2826
188
12
2240
187
14
2605
186
10
1858
186
16
2954
185
16
2955
185
15
2779
185
16
2945
184
J
14
2571
184
16
2919
1821
16
2914
183
'
13
2350
181
16
2881
)80
16
2867
179
15
2680
179
16
2841
178
1
2
356
178!
12
2084
174
8
)378
172
4
C80
172
15
2513
168
3
605
1G
13
2168
67
3
502
16T
16
2643
165
14
2301
154
3
491
163
14
2197
157
7
1089,
155
2
306
153
I
131
18)
DRAW
IS
MADE
FOR
BILLIARDS
IMtlVIIIIAL
CIIAMrlONMIir
SEKIE
UIIJ.
STAKT
NEXT
WEEK
WITH
EKillT
PL.4VEKS
EVTEItEIt
made
last
night
for
the
Individual
bil
Hard
championship
series:
Tuesday
George
Mcllmoyle
vs.
Fred
Pyle.
Wednesday
Frank
Zk-man
vs.
Dick
Howe.
SIMPSONTEAM
PLAYED
WELL
MMTOItK
WERE
II
ELY
Ii:sEt)M
I
OF
liOoll
IIASKETIl.l,
VJfTOUV
OVElt
LOCALS
Tuxta,
17;
Colts,
21.
Ladles'
A,
10:
Ladles'
B,
14.
Port
Simpson,
29;
Prince
Rupert,
16.
Port
Simpson
players
won
the
senior!
basketball
championship
last
night
when
they
defeated
a
local
team
by
a
score
oil
20
to
16.
The
game
was
fast
throughout
with
I
the
visitors
displaying
wonderful
combination
and
accurate
shooting.
The
la-cult
were
handicapped
somewhat
as
some
ot
their
regular
players
were
-unable
tol
take
their
positions
oil
the
lineup.
In
termediate
player
were,
however,
used)
to
complete
the
team
but
were
unable
I
to
stop
the
fast
travelling
aggregation!
from
the
northern
village.
It
was
a
good
game
ln
which
the
8)m.pKon
team
fully
deserved
the
honors!
.fur
which
It
had
practised
folthfullv.
Cqiirtng
to
the
city
a
few
days
ago
the
visitors
,iiave
been
using
the
exhibition
building
euch
day
for
practises
and
be.
I
copie
somewhat
familiar
to
their
new
surrounding.
The
results
ot
their
shooting
last
night
showed
that
they
I
were
quite
at
home.
The
two
other
games
between
tii
Colts
and
Tuxls
and
the
exhibition
gome
I
uetween
vwo
jaaies
teams
provided
a
I
nice
prelude
to
the
main
contest.
Individual
scoring
wq,i
as
follows:
JUNIOR
I.EAOl'E
Tuxls
JJ.
Hunt,
5;
E.
Smith,
C;
M.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BUT
COrtMliOMER-lF
HAVE.
TO
TAKE
AUQMG
A
SECRETARY-
MVVVIFE
HIM
Ah4'
IT
VV1UL.QE
WME
HIGH
BROW
I
-THAT
WILL
SORE.
ME
'"TV"!
nc
ATU
Intermediate
.league
Grotto
,.
IS
'
0
Terminals
.....
11
v
.
o
Bankers...,...,.!
.0.
Elevator
0
0
Indies'
league
Thursday
Col.
.
P.
McMordie
vs.
J.
uPl
15
I
lUmllton.
Adanaca
1
1
Frjday
W.
H.
Long
vs.
W.
J.
Nelson.
I
Junior
Irajur
The
second
round,
which
mill
be
re-1
Colts
12
0
drawn,
will
start
the
Monday
following.
I
Stars
9
0
The
series
Is
under
the
auspices
of
the
I
Tuxls-Boys
....
5
0
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
and
the
games
will
be
played
ln
the
Grand
Terminal
Club.
No
admission
will
be
charged
and
the
'presence
of
ladles
Is.
being
especially
requested.
The
first
prize
will
be
a
championship
cap
and
gold
medal
and
the
prize
for
the
runner
up.
a
gold
medal.
The
winner
and
runner-up
ln
a
contest,
last
-"winter
were
Fred
Pyle
and
George
Waugh,
respectively.
IMfTEL
AIIKIVAI.S,
Prince
Knptrt
Li
3
6
10
6
14
6
I
15
5
0
0
W.
Laing.
Victoria;
George
Prfnce
Oeorge.
Central
Mr.
and
'
Mrs.
E.
Hamer.
Terrace.
'Lf
Cfor
Kitchtni
htlp
Kou'
Glark's
TOMATO
KETCHUP
Clark's
"Northern"
Tomatoes,
help
to
give
a
distinctive
delicious
flavor
to
CLARK'S
TOMATO
KETCHUP,
it
adds
greatly
to
fish,
chops,
stews
,
etc
Sold
Evtryvhirw
W.
CLARK
Limited,
Alpniresi.
p.
17
Pt.
20
'
16
4
30
22
6
0
31
24
18
10
Keep.
BOT
"YOU
M
CbT
HAVE
A
SECRETARY
A,b
THERE.
ARE.
SOME
COUMTRlEj
THAT
,
SRE
SO
DAMCEROOe
IT
WOUU)
MOT
BE
SAFE
FQR-fQUTQ
FNJTELR-
mvou
DC
T.A.
OVI
v.
V
i)
fm.
TTFTir
O
VYI
If
ll
I
Fiwr
tnm
Imt
MORE
EVIDENCE
IN
TAX
APPEAL:
UVMV-tY
COMPANY'S
PKOPKKTV
4IVF.N
V-U-l
ATIOXS
I
MTIIK.MK
COt'ltT
Further
evidence
was
given
yesterday
afternoon
by
railway
company
witnesses
in
the
appeal
case
which
is
being
heard
by
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
In
the
i
Supreme
Court
against
the
civic
as
,
set
sment.
i
R.
R.
Nlchol,
under
cross
examination
I
by
E.
P.
Jones,
again
said
that
he
hao
:
no
personal
knowledge
of
the
sale
ot
the
elivator
site
to
the
government
by
the
company
lor
the
rum
of
SI
65.000.
i
Comparing
of
the
areas
of
the
com-
J
who
was
told
by
Mr.
Nlchol
that
the
Sakamoto:
P
Morrison,
2;
W
Patmore.
total
acreage
of
the
townslte
above
high
4
Total,
17.
Co)ts
R.
Irvine.
1;
J.
Scott,
2;
H.
Macdonald,
9;
E.
Ratchford,
8;
J.
Currie.
1.
Total,
21.
!.tim:j'
LKAfltT
Ladies'
A.
D.
Gosse:
L.
Lowe.
4;
M.
Graham.
4;
W.
Dyer:
E.
Dalby:
M.
Palmer.
C.
Irvine.
2.
Total.
10.
Ladies"
B
H.
Orant;
H.
Sim;
C.
Harvey,
6;
M.
Harvey.
4:
V.
Smith,
4;
A.
Mlnzgohr.
M.
Thompson.
Total,
14.
INTTEUTOWN
I.KWil
E
Port
Simpson
P.
Alecee.
10;
C.
Rosa.
9:
R.
Mather.
'
D-
Musgrave;
6.
Total.
29,
Prince
Rupert
P.
Howard.
8;
M.
Bu-
denich;
E.
Smith:
G.
Mitchell,
2;
J.
R.
Gosse.
2:
J.
McNulty.
4;
H.
Menzies.
Total.
16.
,
'I.KACI
E
TABLES
,
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Senior
l.ea;cie
W.
D.
Elks
10
0
I
Terminals
8
0
With
eight
players
entered
for
the
NiUve
Sons
...
2
0
competition,
the
following
draw
was
water
mark
amounted
to
2.610
acres
and
the
company's
acreage
.under
water
line
along
the
shore,
exclusive
of
leases,
to
413
acres.
The
company's
righ-of-way
through
the
city
also
amounted
to
70.es
acres.
The
total
Increase
ln
the
civic
assessment
of
the
acreage
under
the
water
between
1022
and
1027
wa
829.000.
G.
H.
Arnold,
under
cross
examination,
said
that
he
had
been
retained
by:
the
company
to
make
a
valuation
of
the
company's
holdings
In
the
city
four
G.
White.
!yetr
B0'
na
un
uaa
Been
returned
by
the
company
In
a
similar
capacity
today.
Asked
by
E.
F.
Jones
whether
he
had
not
been
retained
by
the
company
to
knock
the
civic
assessment,
Mr.
Arnold
refused
to
admit
that
be
had
been
em
ployed
for
any
other
purpose
than
of
gjvlng
a.
fair
valuation
of
the
company's
holdings.
In
regard
to
the
valuation
which
he
had
placed
on
property
of
the
Company
adjacent
to
Water
Street,
the
witness
was
asked
If
he
would
change
his
idea
of
the
value
of
the
property
there
If
lt
were
proved
that
lots
had
sold
In
that
vicinity
for
double
the
amount
of
the
valuation
which
he
had
placed
on
adjacent
property.
Mr.
Arnold
replied
that
everything
would
have
to
be
considered
If
such
a
sale
were
made.
YALI
E1I
I'KOrL'KTY
The
next
witness
for
the
company
us
D.
W.
Reeve
cl
Vancouver,
who
bad
been
retained
to
value
the
company's
holdings
and
had
spent
the
ijast
week
In
the
city
going
over
their
property-He
had
lived
in
Vancouver
for
twenty-two
years
and
had
been
an
appraiser
of
real
estate
during
that
period.
He
had
also
been
retained
by
such
concerns
as
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Co-
the
Mutual
Life
Co..
and
other
concerns
to
elve
valuations
on
vsrious
nrorjertles.
He
'StO
that's
it-
if
t
a
U
DANCCROO'b
COUNTRY
THE
THE
-.ECRPTARX
.ECRPTARX
GOES-
GOES-AN'
AM'lFHE.
IF
HE.
COMtt
COMtt
BACK
BACK
ME
TEUUS
ME
ABOUT
IT
Croup
at
Night
Csa
k
chckr
is
IS
mlsnltt
r
fls
Ihroat
m4
chest
wtth
Vicki.
Uud
i
UtUait
wrll
allack.
VICKS
was
vlce-nresldent
of
the
Vancouver
,lmlu
M
,tT
also
for
the
municipality
of
Point
Grey.
Continuing
to
give
general
evidence,
witness
said
that
one
of
bis
first
impress
Ions
was
that
the
townxite
had
been
dfvlded
tnto
too
small
lots
and,
from
the
map,
it
would
appear
that
all
the
suitable
land
bad
been
subdivided.
le
had
placed
the
greatest
value
on
thf
Taterfront
where
the
company
docks
were
situated'
and.
from
that
potot
east-
ward
and
westward,
the
value
gradually
ptny's
holdings
the
city
with
theireteded.
ln
..sltlnln-
rw
he
had
ar-
jtctal
area
of
the
townslte
formed
the
rlved
lt
hu
vaiutlons
witness
said
that.
in
every
city
waterfnfat
property
had
a
certain
value
ln
relation
to
the
value
of
the
best
retail
property.
Population
was
also
another
matter
to
be
considered
In
arriving
at
a
decision
as
to
the
value
of
-any
city
property.
RAILWAY
VAU
E
Starting
then
at
the
extreme
westward
of
the
city
limits,
witness
describ
ed
In
detail,
as
had
the
various
wit
nesses
before
him.
the
nature
of
the
company's
holdings
and
gave
a
valuation
for
each,
parcel
of
land.
The
first
parcel
he
valued
at
S3
per
front
foot
and
the
acreage
to
the
rear
of
the
waterfront
at
S25
per
acre.
Following
along
the
waterfront
to
where
the
sal
mon
Vied
la
situated,
each
portion
was
valued
at
S7P
per
front
foot,
the
parcel
adjoining,
where
the
company's
docks
arc
situated
being
valued
at
S80
per
front
foot.
In
considering
the
piece
ot
the,
com
panr
property
which
Is
facing
on
Third
Avenue
between
Sixth
Street
and
Third
Street,
the
witness
divided
the
property
into
Imaginary
lota
24
x
100
feet
and
gave
a
valuation
for
each
one.
Starting
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
the
double
corner
opposite
was
valued
at
S5.000
per
lot
(810.000
for
the
corner
t
The
next
four
lots
were
valued
at
S3
,50c
per
lot
and
the
next
three
lots
at
12
500
each.
The
alt
of
the
proposed
hotel,
which
had
been
excavated
years
ago,
would
be
very
difficult
to
use
and
the
witness
considered
S500
a
lot
to
be
lr
It
valuation
for
this
portion.
Mr.
Reeve
had
just
concluded
vslua
tng
this
section
of
the
townslte
when
court
adjourned,
until
10
o'clock
this
morning.
EYI-LUMII
METIKMIS
Mr.
Reeves
continued
giving
evident
at
the
opening
ot
the
court
this
morn
ing.
He
described
various
parcels
of
land
ownad
by
the
railway
company.
between
the
station
and
the
eastern
As
was
done
with
Resl
Estate
Exchange
and
had
acted
tbe
Portions
already
described,
the
wlt-
.
i
ness
segregated
the
various
sections
and
Canadanffem.
"
ALL
visitors
ashore!
The
last
hawser
is
cast
adrift
JTx.
and
hauled
aboard
I
RaUi
are
lined
with
happy
travellers
waving
a
last
farewell
to
friends
on
shore!
The
trie
liner
slowly
Bathers
way
and
moves
down
atream
towards
the
open
sea.
The
voyage
has
started
I
The
watching
crowds
dltperte
return
to
the
narrow
round
of
drab,
daily
tasks.
But
for
the
carefree
voysgers
on
shipboard,
an
enchanted
world
unfolds
days
to
follow
stored
with
rainbow
visions.
The
grandeur
of
the
great
8t,
Lawrence
the
At
lantic's
ROMANCE1
"
th
V"hl'
contentmtnt
new
dclirMs.
It
costs
no
more
to
cross
on
one
or
these
big
oil-burning
ships
J
Athenis,
Alaunla,
Ascania,
Aurania,
Antonis,
Ausonis,
Andania,
Letitiai
CANADIAN
SERVICE
trj"
LI
Ned
C22
Uahllngn
Street,
V
Vancouver,
B.C,
placed
separata
.valuations
on
various
parcels
According
M
nls!
estimate.
Coming
to
one
portion
of
the
right
bt
way.
His
lordship
asked
the
wltnoM
why
he
had
plsciyj
.a
.value
of
T400.per
acre
on
that
section
whereas
the'
assessment
roll
showed
a
valuation
of
S4.000
per
acre.
Tbe
witness
In
detail
explained
his
method
of
arriving
at
the
valuation
R.
R.
Nlchol
was
recalled
for
the
purpose
of
being
questioned
by
Mr
Justice
Gfegory
concerning
certain
data
which
bad
been
submitted
to
the
court,
si-.d
was
then
cross-examined
by
Mr
Jones
as
to
the
portions
of
the
water'
front
which
were
available
for
leases
on
the
same
basis
as
the
Trotler
lease
The
witness
described
various
portions
which
were
available
but
excluded
the
portion
of
the
waterfront
west
qf
the
elevator
sit-
as
being
Impracticable
at
present
owing
to
the
cost
of
preparing
the
waterfront
for
use.
This
ares,
in
the
opinion
of
the
witness,
lt
would
not
pay
to
use
until
the
population
of
the
city
had
increased
to
bait
a
million.
D.
W.
Reeve
was
then
recalled
and
was
cross-examined
by
Mr.
Jones
as
to
his
qualifications
for
vuluatlng
property.
Referring
to
a
case
in
Nprtti
Vancouver
m
which
the
witness,
It
was
alleged,
had
placed
a
valuation
of
14
poo
on
a
certain
property,
Mr.
Jones
stked
whether
he
was
aware
that
this
property
had
been
old
within
one
month,
from,
flit
'
tint
tha
witness
bad
given
this
valuation
for
413.000.
m
re
plyliMtvto
the
question
the
witness
said
that
lie
could
hot
rcmrniwr.
wueauonea
furthrr,
witness
said
that
lie
had
been
an
appraiser
for
Insurance
companies
with
the
Idea
or
the
companies
loaning
money
for
mortgages
and
admitted
that
he
was
oonsldered
to
be
rsther
Conner'
vatlve.
He
had.
In
valuatlng
the
pro
petty
of
the
railway
company,
also
merged
the
value
of
It
land
under
tli
water
with
th'
shore
property
which
VsIFEo
NMIFE5
TEA
TEAJ
pATrrie'
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
abutted
It.
FOR
BALK.
67
AGENTS
WANTED
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
839
Second
Avenue.
Prions
1ST.
HEMSTITCHING
ASSESSOR
IIUVU
Al
l
I
II
At
this
point
Mr.
Jones
asked
the
witness
as
to
bis
knowledge
ot
the
Municipal
Act
and
then
proceeded
to.
read
a
certain
section
dealing
with
the
duties
of
the
assessor
ln
msklng
up
tbe
assessment
roll.
Mr.
Jones'
con
tentlon
that
the
assessor
had
followed
out
this
method
of
assessment,
which
differed
from
the
witnesses
method
ot
valuation,
was
left
over
st
the
sugges
tlOA'
.of
His
Lordship
who
wanted
to
hear
the
evidence
of
the
assessor
on
that
point'.
The
cross-examination
,
ot"
Mr.
Reeves
was
Interrupted
for
the
lunch
hour,
and
when
court
resumed
this
afternoon
at
2
o'clock,
Mr.
Jones
continued
to
examine
the
witness.
When
a
reformer
talks
about
sdoptt
ing
a
new
measure
of
values
In
life,
hf
means
his
own
measure
An
opinionated
man
is
ususlly
an
pplnlon
rated
man.
and
the
rating
is
not
often
high
HAD
BAD
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HEART
Mrs.
It.
0.
Hall,
Bolton
Centra,
Qua-writes
i"
Bom
time
ago
I
Lad
bad
spells
wltk
my
heart
which
I
believe
was
eaused
by
ssrvousitsiM.
I
tried
everything
I
ruuld
think
0f,
but
eould
I-i
it-
raw
uniu
line
of
my
friends
nrsukuHi
mi
10
get
a
box
of
After
I
haq
tskw
a
fw
boxes
I
got
wonderful
relief.
"
I
now
weigh
out
hundred
sod
tMrty.
Hvs
pounds
nbsrs,
Ufora,
ntvw
wrot
over
ninety."
Prire
flOe.
i
l
at
all
dn.gglirts
or
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
tat
ulpt
of
Wins
by
Tie
T.
UUluru
Cu
LWulUd.
Black
728.
FOR
KENT
1X3
It
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART-ments.
Apply
Bmlth
U
Mallrtt.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
TOR
RENT
PIANOS.
PIIQKOORAPH3
and
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's,
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Musssllem
Grocery
Phone
IS.
ROOMS
TO
RENTPHOE
67S.
LOST
AUCTIONEER
tt
LOST
-
LADY'S
OOLD
WRIST
WATCH
between
Blggsr
Place
and
Royal
Hotel.
Finder
please
return
to
Royal
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foul.
Reward.
FOUND
FOUND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
I
K.
Dutton,
Intend
to
bold
one
ram
and
colt
strayed
to
tbe
farm,
for
feed
costs.
L.
K
Dutton.
Kllwsnga.
DC.
FOUND.
P4.IR
OF
ETEOLASSE8.
Phon
NOTICE
OF
BALK
ON
MARCH
94
AT
3
pjn..
Lot,
with
two
residences,
rented
continuously
bringing
tS2
monthly.
These
bouses
are
situated
at
&43
Eighth
Avenue
Weal
and
701
Tallow
street.
The
furnishings
of
the
Tat-low
street
residence
are
oSered
In
one
lot
up
Ull
March
34.
Palling
disposal
in
one
lot.
Itemised
list
of
furniture
111
be
published
on
March
2
and
will
be
sold
according
to
tbe
wishes
ot
th
public.
O.
F.
Brine,
Auctioneer.
Phone
T74.
DOIJsAK
STORE
We
have
discontinued
the
won:v
i:(iitfii:
Nothing
Over
a
DoRar
8ee
our
new
line
of
sruiMi
M;r
ki.tn.
to.i.tn
Tinr.
ioiiio
HKMTiiti:
r.xnnr.r.
teoiiriy
(Ssgnnn.
propf
triors
144
Third
Aveauf
Phone
lUaek
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOL-
sterlng
of
sll
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
snd
made
to
order.
All
vwork
guaranteed.
Phone
Qreen
001.
a.
M.
JIUNT.
WOOD
a.
ittr)of
Nesl
roe.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks'
per
load
0
00.
Kindling.
ier
load
40
fro
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
Sfi0
Delivered.
Sslt
Herring
Phone
lllsrk
4111
RESTAURANTS
OOOII
r.ATS
CAI-E
Mrs.
Unger.
lroprtetrem
Tltlrd
Avenue,
Next
P.
W.
V-
(1mmI
llntne
Conked
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
A.
I'hone
f.7
Tail
(Call
George,
PauJ
or
Gust)
Sl
and
Seven
Pa.isenuer
Rtude
bakers
at
your
dlnponal
any
time.
ROSS
IIKOS.
POOIs
ROOM
Met'ker
Hlork.
f
A
crown
from
Emprenn
HotoU
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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evening.
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write
will
be
received
up
to
noon.
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application
forms
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FOR
SAI.R
FOR
SALE.
WILTON
CARPET
SQUARE.
II
s
13.
Brought
from
Scotland
and
never
been
used.
Original
purchase
price
over
1100.
Ring
774,
cfultk.
a.
F.
Brine,
auctioneer.
FOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
Kermath
marine
engine
In
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
50
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
LOTS
46
ti
47.
block
12.
section
S:
lot
13
and
14.
block
44,
section
5;
lot
3.
block
4S.
section
6.
Official
Administrator.
LAND
FOR
SALE.
GRAHAU
ISLAND.
Forty
acres."
light
Umber.
lfc
mile
frcm
Inlet.
1435
DO.
F.
Dicker.
Lac
Cardinal.
Albert.
63
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an
offer
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OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representatives.
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weekly
average
"and
expenses,
and
commission
besides.
Experience
un
necessary.
Write
for
particulars.
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Co.,
Toronto.
60
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