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JOHN
PULLEN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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J
OCCASION
MONTREAL,
Jan.
3.
The
death
oc
curred
at
his
late
residence
on
Satur
day
of
John
Pullen.
for
many
yean
president
of
the
Canadian
Express
Com
pany
and
one
of
the
most
widely
I
known
express
and
railway
men
lu
Canada.
The
late
Mr.
Pullen,
had
been
111
for
nearly
three
years
and
had
re
tired
from
the
management
of
the,
Express
Company
shortly
after
the
amal
gamation
of
the
Canadian
National
system
In
March,
1923.
Born
at
Shepton
Mallot,
England,
In
I
1863,
the
late
Mr.
Pullen
came
to
Canada
while
still
a
boy
and
entered
rnnce
Rupert,
having
visited
the
city
1927,
at
8
pjn
railway
service
with
the
Orand
Trunk
the
splendlnd
music
furnished
by
the
system
at
Sherbrooke,
Quebec,
on
Aug-
Canadian
Legion.
At
midnight
the
ust
13,
1877.
He
was
employed
In
the
grand
march
was
played
and
the
New
office
of
the
assistant
general
freight
Year
was
ushered
In
with
rousing
"a'
,n
n
was
transferred
cheers
and
much
merriment.
Refresh
to
Montreal
to
the
general
freight
of-
ments.
furnished
by
the
W.A.
to
the
ilce-
Canadian
Legion,
were
then
served
In
1892,
the
late
Mr.
Pullen
went
to
and
dancing
continued
until
an
early
Chicago
as
secretarv
to
th
fwioht
hnm.
traffic
manager
of
the
Chicago
and
J
urana
trunk
Railway
and,
on
March
1,
1
Miss
Nightingale
of
Port
Simpson
who
i
1883,
was
made
agent
of
the
West
I
has
spent
her
vacation
at
the
home
of
Shore
fast
freight
service
of
the
Grand
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Wra.
Allan,
returned
on
Trunk
at
Chicago,
on
August
1.
1893,
1
Sunday
to
her
school
In
the
northern
he
.became
agent
of
the
despatch
line
I
town.
at
Chicago
and,
on
April
IS,
1896,
he
returned
to
Canada
becoming
division
I
Miss
Andrews
of
the
Anyox
Public
freleht
aeent
of
the
Oranrt
TrnnV
In
I
School
staff,
who
has
been
Rrnrilncr
Vier
the
general
freight
department
at
holiday"
with
Mm.
E.
T.
Kenney
nl
J
THOMAS
FOSTER
IS
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August
i,
I
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o,
1
.
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b
vu
ouuaxy
10
he
was
transferred
to
Hamilton
In
the
resume
her
duties,
same
capacity
and,
on
May
1,
1899.
he
became
general
freleht
aeent
of
the!
Mrs-
E-
Kenney
entertained
at
Central
Vermont
Railway
with
head-
Ith?
tea
nour
on
Thursday
In
compll-
quarters
at
St.
Albans.
On
May
1.
I900ment
Mlss
Andrews.
Mr.
Pullen
was
appointed
central
freight
agent
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Mlss
Esther
Moore
n
Sun
Railway
at
Montreal.
ldaT
t0
sviae
her
studies
In
Prince
On
August
1.
1905.
he
became
as-
RuPrt
after
sPndIng
her
holidays
at
slstant
freight
traffic
manager
of
thener
nome
here
Grand
Trunk
at
Montreal,
which
posi
tion
he
held
until
October
1,
1911.
which
position
he
held
until
his
retire
ment
In
March
1923.
Sl'RVlVED
nv
WIDOW
Mr.
Pullen'a
first
wife
preceded
him
Mrs.
A,
H.
Barker
was
an
afternoon
when
he
was
appointed
president
of
the
r"
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n
"niursdaSr-
Canadian
National
Express
Company,
.
v
6
The
pontlnnrt
mlM
.nrt
ln
,..,
married
to
Agnes
Shearer
Cassila.
who
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.
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him
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.
.
dustry
throughout
the
district,
the
ab-
only
son.
Mr.
Pullen
was
a
member
of
the
St.
James,
Canada,
Country
aid
Royal
Montreal
Clubs,
he
was
also
a
member
and
elder
of
the
American
Presbyterian
'
Church.
The
funeral
takes
place
this
afternoon
from
the
home
of
Mrs.
.Charles
Cassils,
753
University
Street,
to
Mount
Royal
Cemetery.
The
late
Mr.
Pullen
was
known
inlrnoury.
Monday
evening.
on
at
least
one
occasion
in
his
capacity
Signal
section
parade
for
Instruction,
us
preeiaent
oi
me
uanadlan
Express
I
Tuesday
at
8
pjn.
V"a
First
Aid
Q
ass
attend,
for
lecture.
TERRACE
of
the
kind
ever
held
in
Terrace
and
was
quite
an
Impressive-and
successful
venture.
The
service
was
In
charge
of
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson,
and
the
address
was
given
by
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
of
the
United
Church.
A
quartette
entitled
"Come
Let
Us
Anew,"
was
rendered
by
Mlss
Nightingale,
Mr.
Allan
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robinson.
The
church
bell
was
rung
at
midnight
and
the
congregation
knelt
lor.
silent
prayer
f.or
two
minutes.
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost
left
on
Sunday
for
the
south
after
spending
the
past
few
days
in
Terrace
looking
after
the
disposal
ofthelr
household
etfects.
Mrs,
Frost
expects
to
Join
her
husband
in
Portland
and
they
Intend
making
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip
through
California
and
other
southern
states.
From
New
Orleans
Mrs.
Frost
Intends
coming
north
again
to
visit
friends
In
Brantford
and
Toronto
while
Mr.
Frost
will
proceed
to
South
Carolina
where
they
expect
to
reside,
he
having
entered
the
employ
of
a
large
lumber
company
In
that
state.
1
1
n
i
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i-1
.
.
.
.
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rftnrnH
nn
Rnttlrrlnv
tmm
Port.
P.calncv.
If
ton
where
she
spent
her
Christmas
vacation.
'
Rev.
Wm,
Allan
who
was
in
Hazelton
and
Klsplox
at
the
beginning
of
the
wrck,
on
Indian
Mission
work,
returned
home
on
Thursday.
'
A.
Egan
returned
on
Saturday
after
a
few
days
spent
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mlss
K.
R.
Deacon
left
ton
Sunday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
has
rented
?
th'e
"home
of
H.
F;
Pullen
and
expects
,.
to
spend
the
next
few
months
In
the
city.
Miss
Etanda
Marsh
also
left
on
Sunday
to
resume
her
Uacbing
duties
"
and
will
make
her
home
with
Mlss
Deacon.
A
very
large
crowd
was
present
at
the
New
Year's
BaU
held
In
G.W.VA
hall,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Cana
dian
Legion,
paper
hats,
streamers,
confetti
and
other
novelties
added
to
the
attractlvenescs
'
of
the
affair
and
ail
present
thoroughly
enjoyed
dancing
to
Mlss
Betty
Anderson,
who
has
spent
I
her
holidays
with
her
parents
here,
re
turned
to
her
school
studies
In
Prince
I
Rupert
on
Sunday.
fence
of
snow
making
hauling
very
difficult.
BATTALION
ORDERS
By
Lleut.-Colonel
J.
W.
Nlcholls.
Officer
Commanding,
1st
Battalion
North
British
Columbia
Regiment,
102nd
Bn.
C.E.F.
Parade.
Battalion
parade
in
the
Ar-
Thursday
at
8
pjn.
Musketry.
Miniature
Friday
at
8
pjn.
January
3.
range
practlcs
v.c
u,um
c
I
cuts
.ve
ntt.
.
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I
.:;.
.
.;
r."
.
:
33-
Promulgated
for
the
information
...
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of
all
concerned:
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VkAlH
In
IK.
I.nll.nn
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M.
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Phml.ln
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"
'
6"-
"
HCfllto
-hr.1aln
.,lh
k.
l.
I
Lieut.
Colonel:
Chaplain
and
Hon
Major
Oeo.
A.
Rlx,
VD,
April
1,
1920.
Orderly
officer
for
the
week
ending
Saturday
January
8,
1927,
Lieut.
N.
Prlngle;
orderly
sergeant:
Sert
S.
D.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant.
Attd.
1st
Bn.
NJJ.a
Regt.
ieina
absolutelu
sure
on
uic
ouojcci
oj
nuautij
THE
HIGH
QUALITY
OF
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
is
Tot
an
Accident
"
tbe
result
of
a
Judicious
selection
and
blending
of
cocoa
beans,
of
which
there
are
more
than
thirty
grdei;
of
most
careful
roaitJng,
a
very
delicate
operation;
and
its
further
preparation
by
the
best
mechanical
processes
(no
chemicals)
which
preierve
the
delicious
natural
(Uvor
and
aroma
and
attractive
color
of
the
beam.
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
EuUi!d
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
Dook
t
of
Choice
Recipes
sent
free
MAChEKNI
VES
I
j
ELECTED
MAYOR
OF
TORONTO
ONCE
MORE
TORONTO,
Jan.
3.
Defeating
two
op
ponents,
Thomas
Foster,
In
the
municipal
election,
on
Saturday,
was
elected
mayor
for
the
third
time
.
His
victory
was
no
surprise
as
he
was
the
favorite
throughout
the
campaign.
The
Toronto
Globe
and
other
influential
interests
were
In
active
support
of
him.
Mayor
Foster's
opponents
were
W.
D.
Tiobbins,
secretary,
formerly
a
city
con-irottet
who
was
nosed
out
In
the
rase
for
the
Board
of
Control
last
year
and
ho
was
far
In
the
rear
in
this
contest;
and
Controller
Samuel
J.
Mc-Bride,
wholesale
lumber
merchant,
the
last
mentioned
of
whom
waged
a
vigor
ous
campaign
for
promotion
to
the
mayoralty
only
to
be
beaten
by
some
1.500
votes.
In
his
nomination
papers.
Mayor
Foster
gave
his
profession
as
a
HOTEL
A
It
RIVALS
I'rlnre
Rupert
J.
W.
Ellason.
L.
Llttlefield,
H.
II.
Crew.
O.
H.
Swayne
and
son
and
Mrs.
M.
Swayne.
Vancouver;
Miss
I.
McAfee,
Georgetown
Mills;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Stewart
Anyox;
Miss
Mary
Easthope,
L.
r.
Spragge
and
Mrs.
Halliwell,
Terrace:
Mlss
Marion
Dodson
and
W.
W.
Noonan.
Telkwa;
Mlss
M.
Jacquot.
C.
W.
Swan-
son
and
J.
G.
BJornstad,
Usk;
J.
M.
Hoar,
Cedarvale;
C.
A.
EJornstad,
Wal-
halla,
NX).;
R.
Martin,
Minneapolis;
Mr
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Sinclair.
Inverness;
L.
T.
Kenney,
Prince
George;
D.
Drum-mond,
Exstew.
Savoy
M.
Johnston
and
William
Petrovak,
CN
R.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Murphy
and
G.
M.
Fraser.
city;
R.
G.
Cunningham.
Port
Esslngton;
H.
B.
James,
Phelan;
Frank
Stager.
Sockeye;
P.
Kady.
Kwln-itsa.
Eugene
Dutton,
Kltwangar;
O.
It.
Tycho,
Smithers.
Central
Charles
Wilson,
Smithers;
J.
a.
Johnston,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Paulls,
Cedarvale.
It:
ENGLISH
CUP
DRAW
Thrilling
Struggle
Aiitiluitril
In
Thlnl
Kill
n)
LONDON,
Jan.
3.
Many
thrilling
struggles
are
promised
in
the
Third
Round
of
the
FJi.
Cup.
to
be
decided
on
January
8.
The
draw
Is
as
fallows:
Fulham
vs.
Chesterfield.
Chelsea
vs.
Luton.
Clapton
Orient
vs.
Port
Vale.
West
Ham
United
vs.
Tottenham
Hot
spur.
Millwill
vs.
Huddersfleld
Town.
Reading
vi.
Manchester
United.
Bristol
Rovers,
vs.
Portsmouth.
Lincoln
City
vs.
Preston
Nortt.
End.
Southampton
vs.
Norwich
City.
Bournemouth
and
Bascombe
Athletic
-a.
Liverpool.
Exeter
City
vs.
Acrlngton
Stanley.
Cardiff
vs.
Aston
Villa.
Swansea
Town
vs.
Bury.
Birmingham
v.
Manchester
City.
Waliall
vs.
Corinthians.
Oldham
vs.
Brentford.
-
Bamsley
vs.
Crewe.
Sheffield
United
vs.
Arsenal.
Sheffield
Wednesday
vs.
Brighton
and
;Iove
Albion.
Middlesbrough
vs.
Leicester
City.
Darlington
vs.
Rhyl.
Bradford
Cl'.y
vs.
Derby
County.
Everton
vs.
Poole.
Blackpool
vs.
Bolton
Wanderers.
Hull
City
vs.
West
Bromwieh
Albion.
Southport
vs.
Blackburn
Rovers.
South
Shields
vs.
Plymouth
Argyle.
Asblngton
vs.'
Notts
Fort.
Newcastle
vs.
Notts
County.
Burnley
vs.
Ortmsby.
Carlisle
vs.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers.
Leeds
Unit
d
vs.
Sunderland.
SCOTTISH
GUI'
I1KAW
j;
GLASGOW.
Jan.
3
Draw
for
the
First
Round
of
the
Scottish
Cup.
to
be.
played
on
January
23.
resuted
as
follows:
Elgin
'
City
vs.
Albion
Rovers.
Queen's
Park
vs.
Inverness
Caledonia.
Thornhlll
vs.
Eat
Fife.
Dykehesd
vs.
Montrose.
Bathgate
vs.
Dunfermline
Athletic.
'
Stenhousemulr
vs.
Partlck
Thistle.
Kilmarnock
vs.
Peebles
Ravers.
Helensburgh
vs.
Aberdeen.
Brechin
City
vs.
Vale
of
Letthen.
Buckle
Thistle
vs.
Prasertturgh.
Fast
Stirling
vs.
Dumbarton.
Alloa
vs.
Morton.
Dundee
vs.
Motherwell.
Douglas
Wanderers
vs.
Clydebank.
I
Bo'ness
vs.
LoehgeUy
United.
j
Vale
of
Leven
vs.
Johnstone.
Arbroath
Athletic
vs.
Dundee
United
Ayr
United
vs.
Alrdrleonlans.
Belth
vs.
Huntly.
Queen
of
the
South
vs:
Celtic.
Lelth
Athletic
vs.
Kaners.
Cowdenbeath
vs.
Hibernians.
Clyde
vs.
Hearts.
Forres
Mechanics
vs.
Mtd-Annandile.
St.
Bernards
vs.
Vale
of
Atholl.
Forfar
Athletic
vs.
Raith
Rovers.
St.
Mlrren
vs.
Arbroath.
Nithsdale:
Wanderer
vp.
Artburlle.
Broxburn
United
y.
Armadile.
Hamiltcn-Academical
vs
Stranraer.
.
y
KIngV
Par
.vsThird
LanarRV
(
F$lklrt
vB,
6t...
Johnstone.
SPORT
CHAT
No
greater
strides
have
been
taken
In
any
one
sport
In
the
past
year
than
In
professional
hockey.
From
the
four-club
league
of
three
years
ago,
hockey
last
season
Jumped
to
the
seven
club
size,
and
after
the
season
closed
last
spring
three
more
teams
were
added
to
it
until
now
the
1926-37
season
Is
under
way
with
no
less
than
ten
outfit
battling
for
honors
Hockey
can
now
be
classed
practically
on
the
same
busln
as
professional
baseball
In
the
United
States.
It
Is
certainly
In
the
big
money
ranks.
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
have
been
and
are
being
expended
on
the
game.
Half
million
dollar
rinks
are
being
constructed
and
fabulous
prices
are
being
paid
for
tea.ns
and
piayeri.
Canada
nVa
after
many
years
a
native
born
world's
champion,
following
the
spectacular
career
of
Jack
Dclaney,
ilee
Oyllla
Chapdclalne,
qfj
Sorel,
Que-bee.
Dclaney
calls
Bridgeport,
Conn.,
his
home
"today,
but
the
Jlght-lit-avy-wclght
champion
comes
from
the
Quebec
province
town.
Delaney
packs
a
wallop
and
at
the
same
time
Is
clever
He
was
knocked
out
by
the
man
he
took
the
title
from,
but
he
come
back
and
beat
him
later.
Delaney
earned
his
champlonhslp
by
defeating
Put
Bcrjanbach,
the
Astoria
light-heavyweight.
He
clearly
earned
the
honors
In
his
championship
bout
with
Berlen.
bach
and
for
the
first
time
since
the
dy.
fif
Tommy
Burns,
former
heavy-
O
1926
sv
Ikt'i.
FtATowi
ScnvKC
Inc.
CtmI
Britain
Of
kl
.4
V
anted
ForS
IP
Nil
IZ
3o
1
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
M
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
SOc
SITUATION'S
WANTED
WOMAN
WANTS
WORK
BV
THE
HOUR
or
day.
Box
1!.
IXJ1
riews
Offlcc.
VOll
SALE
tan
HALS.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-
Ut.
we
are
authortMd
to
sell
twrera!
lota,
some
corner,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer,
moat
lov
and
Unas
Irom
$10.Q0
monthly.
Enquire
T.
Metaymocl.
if
FOR
8ALR
THREE
ROOM
HOUSE
with
fine
harbor
view.
Built
19.
1,000
00
on
tmns.
Thtt
Is
snp
at
tbe
pnc.
Ttaew.
Wlirt,
Ud
f
FOR
SALa
POUH
IRISH
SttTTBtt
pupa,
tare
iaonths
oim.
(taoraturh-
brwd)
IWM
each
to
elsor.
Pnoet
j
Urren
269.
WHV
NOT
HAVE
MU8IC?
I'lANOH
frid
pboaoipfa))M
for
real
Walker's
Music
store.
tf
FOR
BALE.
FOHD
SEDAN:
GOOD
mechanlosl
condlUon.
Stn.
Tsems.
Phono
93.
tf
rOR
SALE
Casmtae
motor,
with
BOMtt
msjrneto
and
coU;
suiUMt
for
boat.
Mum
83.
if
FOR
SALE
PAIR
OP
BLUI
FOXU.
Apply
O.
II.
Udd.
Searlew
Apartments,
u
FOR
SALEv
SELF
BTAHTFH
FORti
Drtlvery.
goad
ooxtdlllon.
WU.
Phon
83.
TON
KENT
FOR
RKNT-
FIVE
li-
M
FLAT
WITH
toilet,
bath,
phone,
pantry;
furntaiMd
or
unfurnished.
I'hone
774.
dsytlme
only.
tf
FOR
RENT
THIRTY
RCOU
VqUIP-
ped
hotel.
Oornc
coneem.
Writ
Box
342
Dsily
News
omee.
tf
FOR
RENT.
WARM
IIOUBE
WITH
two
bedrooms.
Central.
Apply
318
Fourth
Avenue
East.
AUCTIONEER
At
CTIOMXIt
IT
18
A
BU8INBS6
TRANSACTION
TO
ptsjstke.
It
I
pint
you.
plots
Ml
other,
if
I
don't,
tell
met
I
buy,
sell
or
exchange
anything
of
value.
Ffitone
711.
O.
P.
fhine.
Auetlonrar.
weight
champion,
a
Oansdlan-bom
boxer
rides
atop
of
the
wta'ld
In
a
boxing
division.
Somehow
or
other'
there
is
always
-an
old-timer,
with
the
experience
of
long
tcrylce
In
the
major
leaguers,
whs
comes
to
the;
front
and
makes.
himself
li
permanent
nltlie
in
thf
hall
of
fame
n
baseballs
world
series.
Last
year.
1
925,
It
was
Walter
Johnson,
a
grizzled
veteran
of
18
years
on
the
mound:
this
ytnr
It
was
the
39-year
old
Orover
Cleveland
Alexander
Alexander
the
Great
whose
steadiness
was
to
a
largo
rxtent
responsible
for
the
capturing
of
the
highest
baseball
honor
by
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
champions
of
the
National
league.
OWLS
MADE
MERRY
UNTNLDAYBREAK
Vtv
ICoiltrr
i:nlrrtnlnril
nt
I
mnil
Nw
Vear'H
Cve
lilltlle
In
Ikiihrlor
Hill
Members
of
th
Owl
Club
met
on
New
Year's
Eve
at
Vic
Rodgers'
bachelor
hall,
110
ElglWh
Street,
and
spent
an
enjoy
able
evening.
About
fifty
persons
were
present
and,
after
Installation
of
officers
for
the
comlrw
year,
old
Vic
serj
ved
plenty
of
crackers,
cheese
and
hot
dogs
until
dawn
when
the
birds
disparted,
owls
not
being
able
to
see
In
daylight.
Miss
L.
James
teacher
In
the
public
schools,
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
from
a
holiday
spent
In
the
south.
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
oon
aid
by
SANTAL
rvtlDY
Dswtr
of
Irpltstlons
Look
for
th
word
"MIDV"
''old
by
all
flriiKX.Kt
Htllosd
bi
CIIIKOI'lt
ACTIO
IH.
K.
!:.
KVOI.IXIN
tiiiiioi-Kwrroit
trj.l
Third
Amine.
Office
Wt
.
1
CO
House
aJU
.
sj.Jo
For
appolnUaeat
Phone
omee
Blue
U
ReMwe
Black
22
ItOAUI)
BOARD.
TllR
INLANDER,
RM
Ssesttd
Avenue.
Pbons
137.
HKSTAUUANTS
MH)
K.TS
CA1K
l!r
Unger.
Proprttres
Thtre!
Avenue.
Next
C.
W.
V.
A.
Uou
Hmi.
f'mtkrd
Mealc.
Phone
pjack
700
ANOTHER
HRi
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
l-lfc
Ton
Utility
Express
OtAU
805
XK)
H
Tan
Light
IMhrrry
OnassU
KtOOO
Tourini
and
Roadster
BUmn
apart
Ho
!
mojOO
Ooh
and
Coupe
ItBM.OO
IUS4jW
landau
lltltM
i
:m:i
vah
on
iitvii
1
Ford
Ufht
Ddtverr.
opes
I
740
I
Ford
Ucat
Delivery,
panes
dr
tlSOOO
t
Ford
Uht
Delivery,
starter
equipment
I3S0M
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan.
sUrter
9pmt
,
MOOOO
t
Okismobfl
(-passenger
TBtir-
Ing.
1933
IOO0O0
Trim
ean
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
ear
to
suit
the
pttrehasor.
KAIEN
CARAfiE
Dealers
In
Cailllnr.
MrUurhlln.
fkihlaiiit.
r..nlltr
Mmllle
and
(lirtrolrt
(5ar.
I'lmne
S3
TAXI
I'hone
C7
Taxi
(Call
ReorRc,
Paul
or
Out)
Six
and
Seven
Pawenxcr
Stiulo-bakcm
at
your
disposal
nny
time.
ROSS
RROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Illock.
fAcrow
from
Emprens
Hotel)
TIMRER
SALE
X8C07
Sealed
Tenders
will
pe
rrreived
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
Uiait
noon
on
the
loth
day
of
January.
107.
for
the
purchase
of
tLicence
X007.
nurke
Channel.
Restoration
1
Hay.
OR.
3.
to
cut
l.ooo.ooo
feft
board
measure
of
bpruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
sawlogs.
Two
tat
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For.
wter,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Fornrier,
ruicu
ttuperi,
11.
TIMRER
SALE
X8371
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
un
the
31st
day
of
December,
1U20.
for
the
purchase
of
Llrens
XH71.
Yakoun
Uay,
Masnett
Inlet.
QO.I,
to
cut
460,000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce,
Cedar
and
Hemlock
sawlogs
0.1
(l
year
will
be
allowed
for
re,
moval
of
timber.
'
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
n
o.
v
TIM
IER
SALE
X5793.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on
the
3rd
day
of
January.
19J7.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X57US,
oovulng
two
E-aJL.,t
Ooat
""fbor.
OR.
4.,
to
cut
7M.000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Hemlock,
Cedar
and
Balaam
aawloga.
One
(1)
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
pBrtlc;3rs
of
the
Chief
For-fler,
Victoria,
ot
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
n.ir
PULP
TIMRER
SALE
X8
MO.
rS4sn,Mt,mll.de
"1rk,,,
'Tender
on
?wl
0;i1,
o'.wcelvrd
by
the
Honourable,
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
DO.
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4th
day
of
January.
1027,
for
the
pur-Mhttf"
0'
,ru,p
Llne
X8410,
to
cut
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District
Thirty
years
will
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
the
timber.
t.oAnBteortrh,m-Fore.?ly..
W,lh
Sc'
M;hf5Sd.or
ny
ifndtr
not
n'w'-
hrV-'huI
Car.t,c."Ur
,m
1,8
from
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
D.O.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Oi
T.tiOIMl
Uettdaya.
WMlrwsdxy
on,.
te
Tu
Vanrotitrr
Toosaaso
4,
rrid.y
,
Bsturdaf
C.P.B
De.
17
Fust
cU
mail
t
abv.
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Tiubiu
on
Ucuatfr,
Wk:
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C
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trains
To
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Alice
Arm.
Mr.H
an
mlrr
Bundays
W'sdnMdays
Tn
Ft.
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and
Ssa
Klvi
1-
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Alstlua
l-nlntv
Ie.
U.
To
(rri
ITisrMlM
Dee.
4.
13
IS-COMIMI
Irom
the
Ka
TllSsUiys.
TaunMtay
knt
aiin.1
at
)i:
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rom
t'aitrutrr
Suudayt
Wi-ttneodmy
n
PfMay
CJ'll.
Dec.
II.
llom
Aiijut.
Albv
Ann.
Meajn
-rruilr
ToewtSifS
Fridays
1
lrm
It.
ximpwn
and
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Hn
r-
limn
Assi.a
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lass.
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Dec.
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t
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Area.
.
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pulton
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OTP.
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day
only.
for
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.
Saturday
w.
Cauia
tta'urdsy
-
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Du.
IT
as
Princess
Mary
.
From
t'aiM-nutrr
Sunday
-as.
Cardena
Welneaday-HMi.
Pr.
Rupert
10
Friday
as.
Oatala
Batorday-us
Princess
nentru-Dec.
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ss
Princess
Mary
.
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Mary
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Tuesday-
as.
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and
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m
Cardena
Wednaoday
s.
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Ruper
From
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and
Allre
At
Tuesday
as.
Cardena
Friday-as.
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Rupert
.
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or
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Deo.
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Charles
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Charles
Deo.
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Charles
lor
Aliioka
Dec.
la
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Princess
Mary
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princess
Mary
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Alaka
Deo.
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an.
Princeiui
Mary
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lt
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Prlnra
nupert
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i
1.
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VNtirnuviT
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miKiiii'.
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fi.llMWlnir
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p'.nt
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northerly
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to
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mark
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thcnio
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rhnln,
more
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of
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nt,
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ninin
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or
lesi
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