WINNIPEO,
Feb.
11.
(By
CP.)
Al
berU
can
handle
about
500
of
the
3.000
families
the
Canadian
Colonization
As
Eoclatlon
expects
to
bring
into
Canada
this
year
for
settlement.and
Saskatche
wan
will
take
care
of
the
greater
part
of
the
remainder,
T.
O.
P.
Herzer,
ot
the
Colonization
Association
declares.
Mr.
Herzer
has
Just
completed
a,
tour
of
the
West,
during
which
he
attended
settlement
and
colonization
conferences
at
Calgary
and
Saskatoon.
These
3.000
families
will
b
of
various
nationalities
and
will
be,
of
three
classes.
Mr.
Herzer
stated.
The
first
without
money
will
receive
assistance
of
various
kinds
in
getting
settled
on
the
land.
The
second
type,
possessing
from
500
to
$1,000
per
family.-
will
be
assisted
only
In
securing
land.
The
third
group
Includes
United
States
settlers
and
others,
who
have
sufficient
funds
to
look
after
themselves.
The
delegates
to
the
two
conferences
were;
given
data
regarding
the
number
of
families
there
would
-
be
In
each
class
ww.
runrral
of
Transfer
Man
TiMk
Plate
In
Interior
Toun
Yesterday
bedside,
but
he
passed
away
before
her
arrival
at
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
The
late
Mr.
Monsell
was
born
In
Minnesota
and
was
forty-one
years
of
age.
He
was
married
In
1913
to
Florella
Rep&her,
who,
with
five
sons
and
one
ness
"
1
O
1S27
by
Uru
Stwict.
Inc.
fair
was
set
for
September
14
and
15
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
Provincial
Fairs
Association.
The
revised
list
In
the
fancy
work
section
was
approved
and
copies
of
this
will
be
posted
In
public
places
Imme
diately.
Suggestions
for
the
revision
of
other
sections
of
the
prize
list
will
be
received
by
the
executive
and
a
re-
W.
H.
Burnett,
local
Ford
agent,
has;
leased
the
store
part
of
the
La
Zellej
building
on
Kalum
Street,
formerly
oc-
i
TERRACE.
Feb.
11.
This
community
'
cupled
by
Hatt
Bros.,
and
will
have1
wat
shocked
when
it
became
known
on
Tuesday
morning
that
Ed.
Monsell
had
succumbed
to
the
Injuries
he
received
In
the
woods
here
on.
Saturday.
Mrs.
Monsell,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Warne,
the
necessary
alterations
made
to
con-1
vert
It
Into
a
garage.
W.
A.
King
made
his
Ilrst
trip
to
Terrace
on
Thursday
morning
since
his
had
left
on
Monday's
train
to
be
at
his
i
recent
severe
illness
and
was
greeted
by
many
friends
who
were
pleased
to
see
him
around
again.
Rev.
nd
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan
are
both
confined
to
their
home
through
sick-
daughter
are
left
to
mourn
his
loss.
I
Upon
leaving
Minnesota,
the
family
I
C.
H.
Hearne
was
in
from
the,
Lakelse
first
settled
in
Pouce
Coupe.
Peace
Hatchery
on
Wednesday.
River
country,
later
coming
to
Terrace
TERRACE
WANTS
X-RAY
FACILITIES
IN
ITS
KNIGHTS
COLUMBUS
IS
VISITING
CITY
5&
NOT
SATISFACTORY
That
the
heating
plant
in
Booth
ScJjooI
Is
unsatisfactory
and
never
has
been
satisfactory
since
the
opening
of
the
school
was
the
Information
received
at
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
night.
The
board
bad
previously
considered
several
complaints
and
had
en-
-
in
1921.
Mr.
Monsell
purchased
a
I
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
was
the
guest
of
deavored
to
have
the
plant
adjusted
so
twenty
acre
ranch
on
the
bench
near.T.
J.
Marsh
during
the
week.
.
.....
.
.
.
.
-inn
r?rm
dui
auer
a
lew
years
went
that
tit
might
prove
satisfactory
but
little
change
had
resulted.
Principal
Into
the
transfer
and
freighting
buii-
j
At
the
meeting
of
the
Women's
.
Harkness
referred
to
many
of
the
rooms
ness
and
moved
his
family
into
town.
I
Auxiliary
to
the
Terrace
Hospital
on
.not
having,
sufficient
heat
at
different
For
the
past
two
years
he
has
had
the
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
times
'during
the
cold
weather
and
re-contract
for
the
hauling
of
the
mall
to
,
Wm.
Klrkpatrlck,
the
matter
of
work-'
ported
that
altogether
the
system
had
and
from
trains.
Besides
his
widow
and
'
lng
with
an
aim
to
providing
a
small
j
.iot
proven
satisfactory.
It
was
felt
by
family
here
Mr.
Monsell
leaves
a
mother
j
x-ray
machine
for
the
local
hospital
the
board
that
the
matter
would
have
and
two
brothers
In
Minnesota.
jwas
discussed
and
It
was
decided
to!
to
have
attention
although
already
they
Mrs.
Monsell
and
Mrs.
Warne
returned
have
the
representatives
of
the
Auxlll-
had
endeavored
to
effect
a
remedy.
from
Hazelton
on
Tuesday
and
the
body
i
ary
meet
the
hospital
board
the
follow-!
-
arrived
here
Thursday.
Rev.
J.
H.jlng
evening
and
lay
the
matter
before
RflPHKTFR
IC
APAIN
Youna.
who
accomDanted
the
bodv
to
i
them.
IlULIltuIElV
10
nllnlll
.
-
i
Terrace,
assisted
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson,
conducted
the
funeral
service
In
Knox
UlplI
OPPIfiAl
OF
United
Church
the
same
afternoon.
In-
iniUIl
UITJ.LIHL
UT
terment
being
In
Kltsumkalum
Cemetery.
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
In
town
on
Wednesday'
train
to
hold
an
Inquest
Into
the
death
of
the
deceased.
However,
it
was
deemed
CHAIRMAN
OF
BOARD
tlleaiN
School
Trnlre
Again
Elected
In
lllo
Al.sriKr
at
Lat
Mcht's
.Meeting
II.
B.
Rochester
wU(
again
be
chair-
William
A.
Wells,
a
prominent
lawyer!
man
of
the
school
board
for
the
ensu
unnecessary
but
an
Inquiry
was
held.
,of
Edmonton
and
spo.lal
agent
of
the
;
lng
year.
The
matter
was
referred
to
it
being
decided
that
death
was
accl-
Knights
of
Columbus
for
Canada
and
by
Secretary
J.
L.
Christie
last
night
at
dental.
Newfoundland,
is
in
the
city
and
Is
re-
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
who
jglstered.
at
thq
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
intimated
that
It
was
customary
for
Mr.
Wells
is
here
In
the
course
of
a
'the
board
to
make
a
selection
at
their
tcur
of
his,
jurisdiction
which
extends
first
meeting
ot
one
of
their
number
fromPrlnce
Rupert
to
8t.
Johns.
New-
for
the
position
of
chairman.
Trustee
louDdland.
He
will
meet
the
local
8.
D.
Johnston
then
moved
and
Trustee
I
ITTI
V
IincniTlI
CCUI,C"
special
meeting
vuuigni
nu
ueorge
uryam
seconaea
a
motion
p
LI
1
1
LC
IIU
Jli
1
fill
"turn
east
on
Saturday'
train.
pointing
Mr
Rochester
to
the
position
TERRACU
ftebj
Jl.r-Thef
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
executive
of
Terrace
Hospital
Association
was
held
In
tt
parlor
of
the
Terrace
Hotel
on
Wednesday
evening
with
President
J.
K.
Oordon
In
the
chair
and
a
good
attendance.
Routine
business
was
conducted
and
a
committee
appointed
to
arrange
for
the
registration
of
the
association
under
the
Societies
Act.
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
was
appointed
to
the
house
committee
In
Mrs.
Frost's
place.
Mrs.
Head
and
Mrs.
Dover,
as
representatives
from
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
brought
before
the
board
the
suggestion
that
the
auxiliary
undertake
to
work
toward
the
providing
of
an
X-ray
machine.
'
Owing
to
the
unavoidable
absence
of
Dr.
Turpel,
little
Information
regard
ing
the
matter
waa
available
but
the
members
of
the
executive
were
unani
mous
in
considering
It
a
worthy
objea
tlve
as
well
as
a
very
necessary
part
of
hospital
equipment.
It
was
pointed
out
that
during
the
past
few
weeks
a
number
of
cases
had
to
go
outside
for
X-ray
treatment
that
otherwise
might
Hive
been
handled
In
the
local
hospital.
Considerable
discuston
took
place
lu
regard
to
providing
a
larger,
building
and
becoming
established
In
a
way
to
command
government
assistance
and
recognition
by
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
but
it
was
decided
that
no
step
In
tnla
matter
should
be
taken
before
the
annual
meeting
In
May,
TERRACE
SETS
DATES
FOR
ANNUAL
FAIR
TERRACE,
Feb.
It.
A
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Fair
Board
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
T.
6u:idl
on
Wednes
day
evening
when
the
utc
lor
this
year';
I
As
1
WL
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rfri
.
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MEN'S
WHIST
Page
fous
TITR
DXIV!
N8WS
1
1
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DISTRIBUTING
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
"
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VOU
ARE
A
(Vt-SEMATOK-IM-MR-
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FRIEMD
OF
l(
KNJQW
THAT
A
WORD
DtDYOO
SEE
THIS
NEW
SETTLERS
FRIEND
OF
JICG5-HIS
PAL-1
WANT)
OlMTTt)
ISA
COMtM
FROli
SENATOR
IN
THE
PAPERT
DINTV
.
M"OU
TO
POT
I
M
A
GOOD
FRIEMD'OF
jaw
will
carry
PrtFlOENT
DtNOONCESl
MOORE5!
WORD
FOR
ME
TO
THE
MlNJE-l'l-L
Do
WfiChT
WITH
THE
EKATORJAW
A"
A
r
SASKATCHEWAN'
TO
TAKE
LARGE
PRELbl
DEJsTT-
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AFTER
xLLI
CAN!
PRESIDENT-
ifS
BEErJ
J
n
CCQN1DRL
THAT
TRAVEL!
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f
PLEASURE
TO
HEETH
Z
I'AKT
OF
3000
FAMILIES
COMING
THIS
YEAR
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.iA
IL-
Coughed
So
Hard
Could
Not
Sleep
;!
SPORT
CHAT
!
Four
heavyweight
elimination
matches
!
within
a
period
of
a
month
are
the
r
n...
,
T,.
,
T
i
fistic
offerings
Tex
Rickard
lays
before
r
Jfttr
T
ft.
?.lh
"Port
fan.
of
New
York
today.
Pair-
7
V
"
-
insa
nsiu,
jb
A.niat
tnw
Kaii
Kj-
ard
determined
how
many
of
each
vwion
commute
appamtea
ai
ine
next;
severe
eo-M
an.l
coughm!
o
hard
I
"
type
could
be
handled
in
their
res-
meeting.
pectlve
provinces.
In
addition
to
the
work,
the
colonization
officials
will
do
In
connection
with
purine
for
these
Immlrnntt
th
TERRACE
Mr-
and
Mrs-
c-
U-
lft
boards
of
trad,
throughout
the
Wt
.L-
018e7
have
promised
their
co-operation
ta
the!011
t0T
PTlact
RuPen"
fullest
extent
In
helping
to
get
these
Immigrants
settled,
Mr.
Herzer
said.
TERRACE
SHOCKED
AT
MONSELL'S
DEATH
R.
II.
Eaton
of
Babine
Lake
who
paid
the
local
hatchery
a
visit
last
week
went
on
to
Prince
Ru
pert
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
He
was
accompanied
by
R.
A.
McRae
of
Laicise
who
returned
home
on
emiM
nnt
slrn
tii.rkt.
t
ieen
all
of
the
recognized
contenders
thing,
ineludicj;
doctor's
m.Jicine,
ft
eu
Tunney's
heavyweight
lltle.
but
n.i.tLing
gave
me
relief
until
I
tried
The
Ilrt
of
the
string
brought
together
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Young
Stribllng.
of
Atlanta,
and
Eddie
Huffman,
of
.
Los
Angeles.
On
February
18.
Jack
Delaney
of
Bridgeport.
Oonn
j
champion
of
ibe
light
heavyweights,
;
tackles
Jim
Maloney.
of
Boston.
The
I
European,
champion,
Paulino
Uscudun.
'
of
Spain,
will
meet
Knute
Hansen,
of
which
was
reoonunended
to
me
hj
a
I
Wisconsin,
over
the
ten-round
route
on
neigMwr.
j
Tebruary
33.
.
Among
the
winners
ot
I
will
thU
"le"'
Rk"d
MpecU
nnd
never
be
withont
it
in
the
bouse
again."
material
for
two
big
outdoor-shows
In
,
.
i
the
Yankee
Stadium,
with
the
former
V
",
m1"."11?1
ytm
Jack
champion.
Dempsey.
a
possible
"Dr.
food's"
as
it
ha
Un
a
house-
MrtJ.
.u.
SZ
hold
remedy
for
the
jwut
y.ra.
Price
33c
a
bottle:
larpe
family
size
60c;
put
op
only
by
The
T.
Mi'llmrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto.
Out.
HEATING
SYSTEM
IN
BOOTH
SCHOOL
IS
aua
tiw4iiu
ssa
vuv
vt
v
uses
wiiv
v
From
these
last
fights
will
tie
found
the
challenger
to
meet
Tunney
next
September.
The
following
all
star
Intermediate
basketball
team
has
been
selected
to
play
Port
Shapaon
tonight.
J.
Sims,
p
Frtzzell.
W.
Wrathali.
J.
ilcN'ulty
and
D.
Ourvlch.
Spares:
S.
durvtcn.
R.
Smith,
C.
Thompson.
Lee
Dell..
referee.
Ladles'
select
teams
for
tonight
will
be:
'
i
.
'
"A"
team-Mlss
Helen
Orsnt.
Miss
Wllla
Dyer.
Miss
Vera
Smith.
Miss
Mra
Harvey,
Miss
Catherine
Harvey.
Spares:
Mlu
Helen
Sim.
Miss
May
Thompson.
"B"
Team
Miss
Dorothy
Oo&se,
Miss
Margaret
Graham.
Mies
Lillian
Lowe.
M
las
Caroline
Matcheil.
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby.
Spares:
Miss
Margaret
Palmer.
Miss
Ada
Mlnzghor.
Mimim
lnillnc
League
With
ht.
(imrre'k
(still
Cote)
Runners
I
p
Men's
Whltt
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
St.
George's,
(8eal
Cove)
5.
lOOJ".
4.
St.
Andrew's
9.
Elks
0.
St.
Oeorges,
(City)
8.
Moose
3
.
Sons
of
Canada
6,
Knights
of
Pjtbjai
Plyd.
W.
L.
Pts.
Moose
II
8
3
8
8t.
Oecrge'a
(8.
a)
II
7
4
7
I.
O.
O.
F
10
5
5
5
Elks
10
5
S
5
Sons
of
Canada
..II
S
6
S
3nfght
of
Pythias.
10
4
C
4
3t.
Oeorges
(City)
10
4
4
it.
Andrew's
9
3
8
3
l'itMinril
(ijniro
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Knight's
of
Pythias.
St.
Oeorge's
(clty
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
I.OO.F
vs
Elks.
Elks
forfeited
game
to
St.
Andrew's.
BRIDGE
AND
WHISf
'
PARTY
LAST
NIGHT
Ijiillex
of
ttiiral
'i'lii-pM
Ktilprt.iliieil
at
lliimr
of
.Mrs,
A.
Akrrlierg,
.linlirnte
.Urn
ne
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purple
a
successful
whist
and
bridge
drive
was
held
last
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs
A.
Akerberg.
1143
Ambrose
Avenue.
Winners
at
bridge
were
Mrs.
William
Retd
and
William
Long
and
at
whist.
Mrs
R.
Arthur
Jr.
and
Mrs.
E
Large
The
committee
In
charge
of
ar
rangementx
consisted
of
Mrs.
A.
Alter
berg,
Mrs.
w
Balagno
and
Mrs.
B.
Self.
A
good
number
were
present,
there
beinij
fourteen
tables
of
whist
and
B'Idge
players
STEAMER
PRINCE-
RUPERT
IS
TO
BEWITHDRAWN
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
will
arrive
next
week
as
usual
from
the
south
on
Wednesday
and
continue
north
to
Stew
art
and
Anvox
that
night,
re
turning
here
on'
Friday
morning.
The
vessel
will
then
lay
up
here
for
annual
overhaul
and
the
Prince
Charles
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
Friday
morning
In
her
place.
The
Prince
Oeorge,
which
has
been
laid
up
in
Vancouver
for
the
winter,
takes
up
service
from
Vancou
vcr
on
Monday
night,
February
21,
and
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Wed
nesday.
February
23.
continuing
on
lb
run
until
the
spring
schedule
goes
Into
eflect.
Bathing
beauty
contests
often
show
a
lot
of
comic
strips.
1
wrfr
m
A
TO&k
m-
us,
--!
V
anted"
For
Sale
For
Rent
WANTED.
TO
BORROW
11.40000
on
Hret
mortgage
at
8
per
cent
on
flee
roomed
house
and
lot:
eloee
In.
Apply
PO.
Box
378.
City.
WANTED.
YOUNG
GIRL
TO
LOOK
!
after
children
and
help
wttk
bouee
I
work.
Phone
Black
603.
37
WANTED.
CHILD'S
CRIB.
Apply
MRS.
M.
8wayne
COO
Thompson
Street.
M
WANTED.
WOMAN
FOR
KITCIISM
help
by
March
1.
The
Inlander.
tt
m:i.i'
r
WJNTUl
AN
EXAMINATION
FOR
FORSCT
Rangers
wUI
be
held
,
at
Terrace.
BC.
on
March
3.
1937.
Appllealloaa
will
be
received
up
to
noon.
February
98.
by
the
District
Forester.
Court
House.
Prince
Rupert,
from
wboen
application
forms
and
full.
particulars
may
be
obtained.
Fee
11.00.
Candidates
must
be
British
subjects
not
more
than
forty
years
of
ae.
resident
In
British
Columbia
for
at
least
one
year,
of
good
character
and
physical
condition,
with
woods
experience
and
familiar
wUk
the
practical
side
of
loulag.
.timber
cruising,
surveying
and
for
protection,
with
knowledge
ol
the
Forts
Act
and
also
to
organise
and
handle
men.
This
examination
U
to
eaUMsah
an
eligible
list
for
the
next
year
from
which
appointments
will
be
made
an
rangers
are
required.
Oae
anger
Is
required
Immediately.
A.
IL
Cox.
Civil
Service
Commissioner,
Victoria.
B.C.
FOU
KENT
TOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EiUlP-
ped
hotel.
Oalng
concern.
Write
Box
343
Dally
News
Office
tf
FOR
RENT.
PURNISHfD
APART-
mntr
four
room
and
bath:
waf
paid.
Phone
447.
J
FOR
RE
NT
STEAM
HEATED
APAITT-
ments.
Apply
Smith
ti
Mallett,
IXd
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PIIONOORAI'IIS
and
Singer
Sewing
Midlines.
Walker's
Musta
8
tore.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT'
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
007.
tf
FURNISHED
8UITE8
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
Phone
18.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
F1VS
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tf
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
078.
ll'IIOIMTIIilVd
Klllir.HlV
II
tf
FURNITURE
RHPAIRINO:
UI'HOL.
stering
ol
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
003.
O.
M.
HUNT.
PRINCE
KUI'EItT
TIDES
4
nmiAY,
4
4-
'"8"
8:19
a.m.
188
ft
32S3
pmr
183
Low
3:02
ajn.
9.0
10:23
p.m.
SO
SATI
ItllAV.
I
KIlRt
.(V
it
tfl-t.
iu:z:j
am,
jji
j
It
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23
til
pm.
n.l
I,ow
4H7
am,
J0.O
-
17:30
pm,
4
'SI
.VKAY,,
irilltHAUV
13
High
11:18
ajn.
190
8:32
ajn.
on
8:14
pm.
4.1
Advertise
In
the
A,
n,mi
If
A.V
il
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
teat
than
50c
WANTKI)
10U
SALE
LARGE
ADVERTISED
WHOLESALE
FOR
SALE.
-40
HP
HKAVY
OIL
EN-
Tailors
have
opened
free
Co(repon-
j
dence
School
of
8aleunaultlp.
Won-'
derful
opportunity
for
ambitious
dill-'
gent
men
of
good
character.
Train
.'or
positions
paying
upward
of
1
76
.00
per
week.
State
full
details?
age.
education,
experience,
refttencaa,
last'
employers,
present
occupation
Address!
Manager.
4
CO
Richmond
Street,
Weat.
Toronto.
FOR
SPARE
OR
FULL
TIME.
WANTBD.
persons
of
both
sexes,
young
or
obi.
Does
not
Interfere
with
occupation
on
hand.
It
is
very
profitable
and
j
interesting.
For
particulars,
apply
toj
A.
J.
Crane.
P.O.
Box
4(k).
Vancouver,
j
B.
C.
a?
i
rlne.
x
11.
2-cyllnder.
3&0
r.p
J
:
j
(
,
operates)
on
three
gallons
Star
fuer
olllrur
llw
rtt
costing
T,c
per
gallon,
electric
and;
Matiiliji.
Wr;
air
starting
equipment:
(Utgtnel
coat
$3400.
For
quick
sale
I1JM0O
80
hp
heavy
oil
engine.
t
x
10.
2-cy
liner.
400
r
pa
.
operating
on
gallons
Star
fuel
oil
eortteg
74c
par
gallon
rapiu-rt:nit
IwroseiM
torches
and
air
utar-.niK
rquipmtnt.
Price
41
34
hp.
4
-cylinder
tUntl
mauir.
Price;'"
2
U.K.
Wlaard
ManeUM
usod
very
little
Cot
t900.
Price
each
130
00
3
fifty
foot
lengths
of
i
men
rubber
canvas
covered
fire
hose
with
brass
pipe
connection
at
40c
per
foot.
9
tn
turning
latbe
with
Universal
chuck
Price
HUM
8
hp
Canadian
General
Electric
Motor
230
eolWJO
cycle.
1800
revolutions
Price..'
1
lie
CO
Tailor's
Singer
sewing
machine
with
swotor.
Prtee
MOM
Shoemaker's
Singer
sewing
machine.
Prtee
tit
t0
Large
stock
of
piston
rings
propel-lore,
seine
winches,
lugging
toots,
ate.
For
terms
on
any
ot
above,
apply
to
northern
Exchange
ItOAIU)
HO
A
It
II.
TUB-
INLANUF.lt
BeeoiMl
Avenue.
Phone
187.
AULTIONKEIt
TAXI
830
I
BUY.
SELL
AND
SXCIfAKOE
ANY-
thing
of
value.
My
business
Is
built
on
face
value,
results
and
good
judgment.
My
ability
la
your
tuoeasx.
Arrtnglng
your
articles
fur
sale
means
everyMuns
and
dollars
added.
I
solicit
your
neat
sale
and
co-op
ration.
BatUXacUOH
and
above
method
are
my
systrm.
rnone
T74
201
Third
Arenue,
O.
P.
Urine.
.Experienced
Auetlonrer.
HINIII
A.
M.ACSfl(.
Seal
Cove.
Mlxtii
Wood
Blocks
pet
load
HM.
Kindling,
per
load
tniO
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
o
oo
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
Phone
llliirk
till
KESTAUJtANTS
MMH
tiTH
tJAIT,
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
Next
a.
W.
V.
A.
JiM.il
Hume
CiMil.nl
MruK
Phone
Black
700
I'honr
G7
Tnxl
(Call
Georifc
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
I'aBseiijrer
SlnuV
linkers
nt
your
disposal
any
time.
H0SS
IIUOS.
I'OOI
KOOM
Mit
ltiT
Hlock.
(Across
from
KmproMa
HotH)
Article,
Lost
ltd
FouncUc
MA1L.SCHEDULE
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M0OM
90
hp.
1-eyl.nd
Clay
en.
Nm'""4
V
3
"
'3-ey.lder
M
hp.
heavy
Buffalo
m-W
,
13
b
p.
2
-cylinder
heavy
duty
Fairbanks,
rebuilt
Price
.
MOQGO
'
10
hp.
2
-cylinder.
op:oHi
Price
;o
wrs
fes
only,
price
flUble
buslnoss.
1
10000
a
hp
2-ryllnder
3
cycle
Katlenberg'
euglne
Price
IU0M
(
hp
2-ryiinder.
4-eycle
Bun
at
engine
Price
llMiX)
3
h
p
one
cylinder
Meu
U
WW
oil
engine.
Prtot
ItOjOO
46
h
p.
8-cyllnder
Studebaker
Auto-
marine
engine.
Price
lltOOO
33
x
as
salmoa
Uollrr
or
small
seiner,
with
winch.
30
h
p
eeaglne.
itorage
batteries
and
dynamo.
Par'
years
Par
further
particulars
a
poly
James
Field.
Northern
Exchange
Phone
33.
ron
sals.
six
caiw
timothy.
one
Bronte,
FO
B.
Burns
Lkev
B
C
11.
0.
Setlsui.
Willow
Spring
Ranch.
South
bank,
Prancots
Lake.
nc.
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viars
rndays
CPU
Feb
7
CPH
Mar.:
11.100.00
friini
np
All..'
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on
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k
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Charlotte
Islands
which
renulre
mosl
of
my
time,
I
will
sell
the
Northern
Bsc
oanc
at
a
very
low
price.
Thisi
Is
a
real
opportunity
for
a
man
with!
small
capital
to
start
in
a
very
pro-j
8th
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21.
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nnrt
,
Tuesday
as
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Friday
st.
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tueen
riiarMIr
j,
Feb.
13
as
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20-
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limn
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