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Irrelopnient
Work
(lor
Forward
In
Tlil
Part
of
Nortlirm
Canada
4
Without
Halt
B.
-
VICTORIA,
Jan.
22.
The
work
of
providing
means
of
communication
and
other
amenities
and
necessities
of
civil
lzatlon,
In
the
Mackenzie
district
In
the
JJorthwest
Territories
goes
steadily
for
ward.
The
administration
of
this
area
Is
carried
on
by
the
North
West
Territories
and
Yukon
branch
of
the
Depart
ment
of
the
Interior,
and
every
year
an
officer
is
sent
from
Ottawa
to
view
con
dltlons
and
to
gain
Information
as
to
local
needs.
This"
year
John
F.
Moran,
Inspector
of
the
branch,
made
his
third
trip,
which
extended
to
Aklavlk
at
the
mouth
of
the
Mackenzie
and
occupied
four
months.
The
posts
which
show
the
greatest
signs
of
growth
are
Fort
Smith,
Simpson
and
Aklavlk.
Progress
at
these
points
has
been
assisted
by
the
establishment
in
each
of
them
dT
wireless
stations,
which
keep
these
communities
In
touch
with
the
outside
world.
The
chain
of
stations
which
Includes
Edmonton,
Alaska;
Fort
Smith,
Simpson
and
Aklavlk
In
the
Northwest
Territories;
and
Mayo,
Dawson,
and
Her-shel
in
Yukon,
has
proved
a
great
boon
to
all
Interests
in
the
country.
Trapping
which
is
still
the
main
Industry
has
been
good,
and
considerable
prospecting
for
minerals
has-been
going
on
during
the
summer;
on
one
case
an
aeroplane
was
used
to
carry
prospectors
to
their
base
of
operations.
HF.ALTH
OF
.NATIVES
The
health
of
the
natives,
on
the
whole
has
been
good,
and
each
year
shows
an
advance
in
the
application
of
thr
nrlnHnlp
ftf
hvfflmr
Xr
arm
At
the
annual
meeting
on
Monday,.
C.
A.
Pyne
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
,Oeorge
Board
of
Trade
with
Wil
liam
Coop,
first
vice-president;
Harry
QuesJ,
second
vice-president,
and
J.
O,
Wilson,
secretary
treasurer.
The
executive
consists
of
W.
L.
Armstrong,
P.
E.
Wilson,
J.
D.
Lambert,
C.
C.
Reld,
A.
M,
Patterson,
Terry
Johnson,
Arthur
Lelth,
J,
H.
Johnson,
John
Gait
and
A,
F.
Primrose.
Annual
reports
showed
a
year
of
good
work
and
valuable
results
under
W.
L.
Armstrong,
retiring
president.
At
the
end
of
last
week,
fire
destroyed
M.
S.
Buchanan's
poultry
house
and
thirty-five
birds.
The
outbreak
was
believed
to
have
been
the
result
of
a
visit
to
the
premises
of
chicken
thieves,
The
annual
report
of
O.
C.
Sinclair,
superintendent
of
-Ihe
local
branch
of
the
Employment
Service
of
Canada
showed
1206
orders
as
having
been
received
Curing
the
year,
1000
applies
tions
and
'140
placements,
The;
residence
.
of
William
Moore
on
Ross
Crescent,
one
of
the
first
buildings
Heart
Palpitation
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spells
Mr
M.
A.
Gagnon,
Donatville,
Alt.,
writes:
"Some
time
ago
1
was
very
nervous,
could
not
fcleep
at
night,
often
had.
din,
nicking
spells
ami
palpitation
of
the
heart,
and
was
no
run
down
I
could
not
do
my
housework,
but
just
leave
everything
and
tut
down.
I
spent
a
lot
of
money
using
medicine
from
the1
doctor,
but
it
did
not
do
me
any
good.
At
last
ft
friend
told
me
to
use
and
after
u?ing
a
couple
of
boxes
I
was
not
the
same
woman.
I
liegan
to
feel
so
much
better,
and
after
a
few
more
boirs
I
was
in
perfect
health.
I
always
reeora-
m(Lni
hm
M
now
four
physicians
In
the
Territories,
I
,v
T
,
,
.
j
V,
c
....
..
.,
those
I-know
who
are
suffering
from
located
at
Fort
Aklavlk
Smith,
Simpson,
Be4rj
trouble
"
ano
Kesoiuuon,
and
mere
are
nospitais
at
the
three
first
named
of
these
places.
Court
was
held
at
Aklavlk
by
Judge
Dubec
of
Edmonton,
the
stipendiary
magistrate
for
the.
North
est
Territories.
lrice
50c
a
box
at
all
druggists
or
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
rw-ript
of
price
by
The
T.
MUburn
Co.,
1
Jmited,
Toronto,
Ont.
Two
natives
were
charged
with
mar-l
slaughter,
one
was
acquitted
and
theierectd
on
tSl1
Prince
George
townsite,
other
sentenced
to
two-years
deteuilon
j
"
gutted
bj
fire
which
broke
out
on
at
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
Tuesday
evening.
Prompt
action
on
the
post
at
Herschel.
The
whole
adult
iP"
the
'ire
brigade
prevented
a
population
at
Aklavlk
attended
the
j
conflagration
which
might
have
been
trials,
and
It
is
clear
that
the
holdln
V
1
serious.
of
these
Courts
and
the
explanation
o
the
law
there
given
are
having,
aloii
with
the
work
of
the
Royal"
Canadian
Mounted
Police
and
missionaries,
a
good
effect
on
the
natives
throughout
the
whole
North
country.
ESKIMO
.MEETING
PUCK
At
Aklavlk
which
is
the
gathering
place
of
Eskimos
from
a
long
stretch
of
the
Arctic
coast
there
were
In
early
(July
between
twenty-five
and
thirty
small
schooners,
with,
auxiliary
gasoline
engines,
all
belonging
to
Eskimos.
These
schooners,
which
range
up
to
forty-eight
feet
in
length,
are
built
In
Edmonton
to
the
order
of
Eskimo
hunters
and
are
brought
down
the
Mackenzie
and
delivered
to
the
purchasers
at
Aglavlk.
As
soon
as
trading
Is
over
the
Eskimos
disperse,
sailing
In
their
schooners
to
their
fishing,
sealing
and.
hunting
locations
along
the
coast,
not
to
return
to
Aklavlk
until
the
following
midsummer.
Viewed
by
old-time
Eskimo
standards
these
boats
are
oftourse
costly,
but
they
so
facilitate
hunting
that
they
are
considered
profitable
investments.
Reports
(rom
the
superintendent
of
Wood
Buffalo
Park,
near
Fort
Smith:
.
Indicate
that
the
sixteen
hundred
buffalo
taken
North
in
1925
had
setUed
down
and
were
thriving,
and
that
the
Heart
trouble
accentuated
by
an
attack
of
Influenza
caused
the
death
of
David
D.
Sutherland
here
last
week.
OASTIXfl
SHADOWS
ItKFOKK
"Da
you
believe
In
dhrames,
Riley?"
"Ol
do,"
was
Riley's
reply.
"
'Phwat's
It
a
sign
of
If
a
married
man
dhreames
he's
a
bachelor?
"It's
a
sign
thot
he's
going
to
meet
wid
a
great
disappointment
when
he
wakes
up."
QUEENMARYIS
FONDOF
BIRDS
UfXKASED
I'KiEONS
FOR
A
HACK
AMI
CAVE
ti
l
TO
OWNERS
OF
WINNERS
LONDON,
Jan.
12
(By
Canadian
Pruss).
A
pigeon
belonging
to
Cyril
Hosklng,
an
East
Ham
dentist,
won
the
race
for
the
silver
cup
presented
by,
the
Queen
in
connection
with
an
effort
by
the
East
London
Amalgamation
of
Fanciers
to
assist
the
London
Hospital
re-
2.000
added
In
the
summer
of
1928
hadnlIy-already
made
themselves
at
home,
if
Her
Majesty
herself
liberated
from
the
this
area,
which
has
been
the
habitat
J
terrace
at
Sandrlngham
the
eight
East
the
wild
buffalo
for
many
years,
was
Selected
by
the
.buffalo
themselves
out
of
all
the
surrounding
country.
It
Is
evidently
a
natural
buffalo
range,
which
accounts,
for
the
quickness
with
which
the
buffalo
Irom
Walnwrlght
adapt
themselves
to
their
new
surroundings.
p1Korge
Returning
form
the
annual
conference
which
was
held
In
Victoria,
Arthur
Dixon,
resident
engineer
for
the
provln
cial
department
of
public
works,
stated
that
a
road
would
soon
be
built
to
connect
Prince
Oeorge
with
Aleza
Lake,
He
also
said
Jhat
developments
wer
taking
place
which
would
ensure
the
connection
of
Prince
George
and
Ed
monton
by
road
before
long.
London
birds
competing.
They
all
reach
ed
homf
safely,
the
winner
at.
Ihe
rate
Of
629
'yards
a
minute.
For
a
quarter
of
a
hour
before
the
Queen
sent
them
on
their
Journey
she
stood
with'
the
King
chatting
to
Edgar
Richards,
who
had
brought
the
pigeons
from
London.
The
Queen
told
We,1
said
Mr.
Rich
ards
afterwards,
"how
fond
she
was
of
"
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mi
s---!
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mmm
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m!iissssssssm
?,
.
.
100
In
the
lofts
his
father
built
at
Sandrlngham.
He
gave
a
lot
to
the
War
Office
during
the
war
to
carry
messages.
When
the
Queen
released
the
birds
they
circled
round
the
Palace
once
and
then
flew
straight
In
the
direction
of
London.
Before
I
felt
the
Queen
asked
me
to
write
and
tell
her
if
they
all
got
home.
I
think
the
King
Is
quite
a
sport,
a
Jolly
sort
of
chap,
and
I
quite
like
him."
I
The
result
of
the
race
was
given
out
at
the
Drill
Hall,
Tredegar
Road.
Bow.
where
a
record
number
of
1,100
birds,
given
by
prominent
breeders
all
over
the
country,
were
on
show.
The
birds
were
afterwards
auctioned.
The
shows,
which
have
been
held
for
the
last
four
years,
have
resulted
in
over
11.000
being
handed
over
to
London
Hospital.
RAILWAY
EMPLOYEES
ADVANCE
PLANS
FOR
THIRDANNUAL
BALL
A
general
meeting
of
CUR.
employees
was
held
last
night
and
committees
ap-1
pointed
to
take
charge
and
arrange
details
In
connection
with
the
third
annual
ball
to
be
held
next
month.
They
were
as
follows:
Hall
and
decorations
committee
Tom
Annesley.
Jack
Campbell,
Frank
Derry,
Joe
Edwards
and
R.
T.
J.
Rose.
Invltatlotis
Walter
Smith.
Misses
Cameron,
Johnston,
Taylor,
Tremayne,
Bob
James,
A.
E.
McArthur,
Mr.
Martin
and
Mr.
Rogers.
Refreshments-'-Jlmmy
Simpson.
R.
L.
Parry
and
ladles
above
named.
Bill
Held,
chairman,
reported
progress
trom
reports
of
the
chairman
of
the
several
committees,
aDd
stated
some
new
features
would
be
introduced
and
all
appeared
very
optimistic
that
the
ball
would
be
a
huge
success.
KETCHllCAN
MAY
VISITRUPERT
IIAsKF.Tim.l.
SERIES
WITH
NORTHERN'
TOWN'
ON
TAPIS
CONTEST
FOR
MII.M
RN
Cl'P
EXPECTED
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
last
night,
letters
were
read
from
Ketchikan
expressing
willingness
to
come
to
Rupert
for
s
zerles
of
two
games
and
the
secretary
was
Instructed
to
reply
to
the
communications
and
ascertain
the
dates
which
would
be
suitable
for
the
Alaska
'
team
to
make
the
trip.
The
matter
of
the
clubs
in
the
senior
division
signing
on
new
pUyers
at
this
stage
In
the
season's
fixtures
was
discussed
by
the
meeting
and
It
was
finally
Children's
Colds
Art
baat
traatad
Uroallr.
Clock
lhm
varslfht
wilhoal
"dating
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br
rabbins
Vieaa
artr
thraat
a
04
thaat
at
badlima.
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f
VaoRub
ST.
ANDREW'S
WON
submitted
a
set
or
rules
to
Anyox
ano
:
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wciimpjie
(reserve?
Emlthers.
asking
for
suggestions
and
J-
Parr
(Mooke)
1
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AND'
PURE
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m
wdl
as
rut;
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they
are
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material
and
property
matured
tad
sfi-d,
are
the
bwli
made
by
the
Arrsljamati-d
Brewprin,
Do
not
rik
your
health
by
dinklni
hastily
made,
"raw"
brewa.
nearly
always
harmful.
Drmsnd
th
ftmuua
bws
bwml
by
the
AmalfamalMl
Urerirs
of
B.C..
full
fiutorid
la
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advf
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not
published
or
dupllyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Beard
or
by
th
Covernment
of
BiitUh
Coluflibii.
J.
Hlllman
(
Moose
10
C.
Balagno
(Terminals)
10
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrew's)
9
W-
E.
Wllllscroft
(St.
A.)
6
Frank
Aldridge
(Oyro)..
10
P.
O'Donnell
(Terminals
10
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
...
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Howe
(Terminals)
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S.
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Macdonald
(St.
A.)
8
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(Gyro)
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Krause
(Gyros)
....
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(Grotto)
....
11
j.
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(Orotto)
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11
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(Oyro)
9
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(Orotto)
11
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McLean
(Terminals)..
1
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J.
Brown
(Moose)
0
111
Corbett
(Terminals).
0
Don
Brown
(Moose)....
8
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)
..
9
J.
Judge
(Moose)
10
A.
Macdonald
(Gyro)...
9
S.
Darton
3t,
Andrews)
1
O.
Anderson
(Grotto)
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7
O.
P.
Tinker
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10
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Harvey
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600
200
779
1917
1912
1699
1124
1871
1858
1071
1847
1435
1812
1978
357
1958
1954
1G05
1930
1751
1581
173
1551
1649
1378
1542
1507
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158
1089
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131
SPORT
CHAT
teams.
Arrangements
for
hours
of
practice
were
left
In
the
hands
of
Ralph
Smith
and
Oeo.
Russell
who
will
draw
up
a
schedule
for
the
various
teams.
'
Those
present
at
the
meeting.
In
addition
to
the
president.
S.
D.
Macdenald.
v.ere
the
secretary.
Ralph
Smith,
the
vice-president.
Miss
Mills,
and
Geo
Russell
as
representative
of
the
ladles'
league.
CURLING
CLUB
HAS
MEETING
OIUJANTATIOV
WAS
REVIVED
EAST
XKIIIT
WITH
It.
E.
MrlXTOSII
AS
PRESIDENT
AND
D.
C.
MrUAE,
SECKETAItV
,
The
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
had
Its
first
meeting
last
night
since
1017.
The
following
officers
were
elected:
President
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
Vice-president
William
Millar.
Secretary-treasurer
D.
C.
McRae.
Executive
J.
W.
Scott
and
W.
Fisher.
I!
I
I
j
The
club
was
first
organized
In
1914
i
and
alnce
that
time
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
jCrant
was
Its
president.
I
S.
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
Drfealeil
(irollo
La!
Night
by
an
If
trr-ale
svore
of
U.V:
lit
X38
St.
Andrew's
had
a
substantial
victory
over
the
Grotto
In
the
billiard
league
fixture
last
night,
the
aggregate
score
being
952
to
838
In
favor
of
the
Scots.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Fred
Pyle
(St.
-Andrew's).
200;
0.
Waugh
(Orctto),
129.
G.
P.
Tinker,
155:
J.
Andrews.
200.
Bert
Morgan,
197;
J.
Hamilton.
200.
8.
D.
Macdonald,
200:
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
132.
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
200;
O.
Howe.
179.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
Oames.
Total.
Average
Terminals
10
9329
933
decided
that
the
clubs
would
not
be
Gyros
10
allowed
to
sign
any
new
players
ex-iOrotton
It
birds.
The
King,
too.
chatted
to
me
'approval
so
that
the
games
may
be
iO.
Howe
(Orotto)
4
.....
'
.
.
.
...
.
.
...
I
iriii.
.
.........
an
about
pigeons.
He
told
me
he
had
about
played
under
rules
.satisfactory
to
all
8889
889
9C40
878
cept
by
permission
of
the
executive.
St.
Andrews
....
11
9C38
878
It
Is
expected
that
a
contest
'or
the
.Moose
,t..t
10
8741
874
Mllburn
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
ladles'
I
The
averages
or
the'
players
in
the
championship
pf
northern
.British
Col-
J
league
to
date'.arc
a.
follow.:
umbl,
will
be
played
at
the
close
of
1
'
'
Games
Ttt
Aver.
the
season
so
the
local
association
haSjF-
Zleman
Terminals)
.
10
J2000
200
200
200
195
192
191
183
188
187
188
ISO
185
182
181
180
173
178
178
178
175
175
173
173
172
172
172
171
160
100
166
155
151
131
Romeiro,
French
welterweight
champion,
successfully'
defended
his
tltlo
against
Alf,
flops.
He
won
on
points
In
fifteen
rounds.
According
to
a
cable
recently
received,
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We
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sell
at
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corners,
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and
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PAST!
I
LOST
MONEY.
So
have
you
I
Why
continue?
It
won't
do.
I
buy
and
sell.
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know
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true
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look
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201
Third
Art.
Private
sales
dally.
Auctions
arranged.
O.
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
man
will
not
compete
for
the
America
Cup
this
year,
and
doubts
are
expressed
as
to
him
making
any
more
attempts
to
lift
the
historic
piece
of
silverware.
Harry
Jacobs
announces
an
offer
of
a
purse
of
10,000
for
a
worlds
middleweight"
championship
contest
to
take
place
at
Olympla,
London.
Ted
Mllllgan
(Scotland)
and
Ted
Moore
meet
at
the
Royal
Albert
Hall,
and
the
winner
of
that
contest
will
be
the
selected
opponent
for
Mickey
Walker
(America).
Oeorges
Carpcntler.
French
heavyweight
pugilist,
came
back
from
flsllo
retirement
the
other
evening,
to
fight
an
exhibition
bout
with
Jack
Walker
of
the
United
States,
for
the
benefit
of
the
Association
of
War
Marines.
He
delighted
the
spectators
with
a
lively
encounter,
but
no
decision
was
render
ed.
A
week
of
play
has
brought
about
a
wonderful
Improvement
In
the
form
of
three
teams
which
are
playing
regular
fixtures
In
the
Smithers
Hockey
League,
The
teams
are
Eskimos,
Tigers
and
Sheiks.
The
school
boys
of
the
railway
centre
have
also
formed
a
league
with
uiree
teums
known
at
F.Iks,
ninnri.
Blr
Thomas
Upton,
the
veteran
yachts-
hounds
and
Rlnkydinks,
LOST
WANTED
HIGH
SCHOOL
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ears
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01lmnlille
and
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and
Seven
Pniwiii'er
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bakers
at
your
dinnonnl
any
time.
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Block.
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lintel)
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PRORATE.
iv
Tun
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corRT
or
intmn
(
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AIIIIA
In
the
Mstler
of
the
AdmtnUtratlon
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
Dereaa1,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
order
of
Ills
Honor,
Judge
Robertson,
the
ICUi
day
of
December.
AD
1920.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
as
Andera
Aim,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
ins
earn
Miate
are
nerebv
re.
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me.
on
or
before
the
17th
dsv
of
January.
A
D.
1
037.
and
all
parties
In.
debted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
lorinwiin.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Rupert,'
B
O.
OfficlM
Administrator.
Dated
the
21st
day
of
December,
A
D.
1926.
IN
PRORATE
IV
THE
Ml
THEM
K
ToT'ltT
OF
lllllf
IMI
(
ll
IMIIIA
?rt'and'r
'
lh
Hinln,lrtlm
In
the
Matter
of
the
Entale
of
Clark
F.dward
Bronacn,
Deceased,
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HH
Honor.
Judge
Robertson,
the
1
5th
day
of
December,
AU.
1926.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Mtat
At
r-i,b
Edward
Branson,
deceased,
and
all
partlei
1
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
i
incur
rrnmrra
to
lurnisn
same,
pro.
p;f
'
vrnfit-a
to
me
on
or
before
the'
10th
day
of
January.
A
D.
1927.
and
all
I
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-oulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ln
urviruiicm
vo
mo
lormwltlt.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
.
.
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1'rlnre
Rupert,
BO,
D'"'!
th
Ifllh
rty
of
December,
a
P.
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ami
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sa
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and
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Tuesday
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and
AH"
10
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ss.
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Wednesday
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Prince
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Anjos
and
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Tuesday
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Friday
ss,
Prince
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For
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Jsn.
15
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Jan.
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Prince
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Jan.
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