PACE
F0U3
"
rV.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaM
I
JUST
TOLD
VOU
JUST
TAP
JOOCE
WELL-
K.IM
REUT
OJ
OlCCS-YOURE
AttCOOO
Ab
AM&ASOOR-OODCC
SAT-
DINTT
Profit
Our
BLOT
WA
STRUCK
fcY
AM
AUTO
by
BLOT
WITH
A
BICK'NO
OLE-NICE.
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MEt
DO
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FIND
MS,
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l&
LAID
OP
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flu
CaFFNFV
JUST
EMOOCH
TO
KEEP
Him
OOT
OF
ANTTHIMC
FOR
TEN
THE
PRESIDENT
CStpgNT
WILL
WILL
PtCK'
picy
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COT
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THE-
WAV
UNTIL
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APPO.MTfcP
'
DOl
LAR
TRWE.UN
AMBOOR-
DOVOO
V
r
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DELONC.IN
TO
nae
Diamond
ClT
THAT
M
C
AFFMET
1
,
OO-
T-L
OO
IT
The
rRvr
tvjiinjc.
Experience
ps-
-
n
t
in
the
mormiM
'
iL
Jewellers
Just
arrived
Never
judge
a
diamond
jy
its
carat
weight
alone,
for
diamonds
of
equal
weight
are
not
necessarily
of
equal
value.
The
worth
of
a
genuine
diamond
its
purity,
color
and
perfection
in
cutting
can
best
be
judged
by
men
who
know
diamonds.
Our
reputation
for
integrity
is
your
assurance
of
honest
service.
sHsTHE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
;
A
Shipment
of
New
iictts
IJemers
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
iVkV'ilW'V
JfiOOD
WARM
B00Y
Jay
SV-
EANS
A
(cf
AL
WARM
ft
if,
f'
'
HCAJTT-TO
KEEP
tV
'JzJf
POOIESuX&RM-lS.
(Q.
OUR
COALS
PART:
A
CHEERFUL
hearth
means
a
happy
home.
Our
coal
radiates
a
warmth
that
will
cheer
your
heart
and
give
you
smiles
of
satisfaction
that
will
thaw
the
coldest
atmosphere.
We
have
a
yard
full
of
these
nuggets
of
heat
waiting
for
your
order.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
and
McLEOI)
RIVER
SOOTLESS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Closing
:
Out
SALE
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
Many
Rargulnn
in
COATS
DRESSES
HATS
J.
BENT
Ijidien'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Ave.
Phone
C31
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order,
in
our
shop
as
low
as
$50
223
Sixth
Street
CLOSE
GAMES
OF
BASKETBALL
STARS
MAPLE
LEAF'S
AMI
GROTTO
j
WINNERS
Ol'
LEAKfE
IIXTIRES
AI.USTAK
VICTOKHHS
j
Stan.
39.
Colts.
13.
Maple
Leafs.
27;
AdanACS,
12.
Elevator,
9;
Grotto,
47.
All
SUrs.
37;
Select
Team.
31.
Another
good
crowd
turned
out
tut
(renins
tar
the
basketball
games
at
the
Exhibition
KaU
which
were
all
veil
contested.
Although
the
Kmtor
team
came
out
on
the
abort
end
of
a
rather
heavy
score
In
the
Intermediate
League,
they
bare
shown
great
improvement
since
they
entered
the
race.
In
the
Junior
game'
between
the
Stars
and
ColU
a
One
brand
of
basketball
was
dished
up
for
the
fans-
and
the
progress
which
the
Juniors
hare
-made
so
far
this
season
Is
rery
gratifying.
Keen
Interest
still
continues
In
the
ladles'
contests
although
the
Maple
Leafs
hare
follows:
Junior
Leagne
Stars.
E.
Smith
7.
T.
Kelsey
18,
A.
Cross
8.
D.
Morrison
2.
W.
Donald
8.
Total
39.
Colts.
H.
Macdonald
4.
E.
Rauhford
2.
J.
Scott.
R.
Stalker
S.
R.
Irvine
1.
O.
Vlerlck.
Total
12.
George
Mitchell,
referee.
LadirV
League
Maple
Leafs
M.
Graham
4.
C.
Har
vey
11.
H.
Sim,
M.
Thompson.
Lowe
12.
H.
Grant
Total
27.
Aoanacs.
a.
uinzgonr
,
11.
uosse
pitton
:
V.
Smith
2.
M.
Palmer
4,
W.
Dyer.
'Total
12.
George
Mitchell,
referee.
lutrrrrodUte
League
Elevator.
T.
Black
3,
R.
Moore.
B'ggar
2,
T.
Hughes
2,
E.
Andcron,
Glass
2.
Total
9.
Grotto.
D.
Gurrlch
17.
W.
W
ra
t
hall
!u
toon.
CANADA
RANKS
1-Pta.!
30
;
12
4
.!
16'
2
0
!
29
3
I
18
18
j
2
TENNIS
STARS
lout
mintki:ai.
mi;n,
tiiiief.
to-
UONTO.
TWO
WINNIPEG
ANI
(INK
VANrorv1.1t
IN
LIST
TORONTO,
Feb.
5.
(By
Canadlmj
Presi)-The
committee
of
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
Association,
appointed
to
rank
the
first
ten
lawn
tennis
players
In
Canada
on
the
merits
of
their
play
(or
the
season
of
1028,
have
unanimously
selected
the
following:
1
J.
A.
Wright.
Montreal.
2
W.
F.
Crocker.
Montreal.
3
A.
W.
Ham,
Toronto.
4
E.
II.
Laframboise,
Montreal.
t
W.
L.
Rtnnle.
Toronto,
6
J.
A.
McGlll,
Vancouver.
.
W.
,E.
Harrison.
Winnipeg.
8
W.
8,
Waugli.
Winnipeg.
9
-C.
W.
Alkman.
Montreal.
10--Ollbert
Nunrui.
Toronto.
I-IKIVIM'IIL
I.EAIlEHS
The
Provincial
Lawn
Tennis
Associations,
with
the
exception
of
New
Bruns
wick,
have
also
made
a'
ranking
of
their
flrs
ten
players
for
1928,
with
the
following
re
suits:
Nova
Bcotfa
1,
C.
H.
Mercer;
2,
C.
R.
Grant;
3,
James
Butler;
4,
A.
C.
Wis-wtll;
S,
Hugh
MrLcllan;
0,
E.
D.
Illack;
Heart
Palpitation
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spoils
Mrs.
X.
A.
Gannon,
IXta;vrt,
Aits-,
writes:
NBie
time
a$o
I
was
rery
aernras.
rouM
not
rleep
at
night,
often
aad
duty,
Mtkiag
spells
aavd
parnta-tiun
of
the
heart,
mm4
was
so
reft
down
I
could
est
do
ssjr
fausurwerk,
bat
jest
Irsie
crc7taiBg
and
sit
dews.
I
rprat
a
lot
of
wmrr
ats)g
medi-
:
cine
frvas
tke
dWt&r,
hut
it
did
sot
j
do
tie
a.-
v
good.
i
At
last
a
friend"
told
me
to
cm
won
the
championship
of
the
city.
The
Adanacs
dem
credit
lor
sUying
with
7.
w.
N.
Rice:
S.
Leslie
Eaton:
9.
James
their
opponents
and
both
teams
hate
vooabt:
to.
Henry
Roper.
shown
marked
improvement
during
thei
Quebec
I.
W.
F.
Crocker.
2,
J.
A.
i
season.
i
Wright:
3.
E.
a.
LalramboUe:
4.
C.
W.
I
The
result
of
the
games
last
night
AlkmVn:
5.
C.
W.
Leslie:
6.
It.
RatnTtHe:
were
as
7.
L.
Clegg:
8.
H.
Ooulambe.
Montreal;
,
P.
Deschenea.
Quebec.
10.
R.
N.
Watt,
UntreaL
"
Ontario
1.
A.
w.
Ham;
2.
W.
Retvnlr.
3,
Gilbert
Nanus;
4,
O.
O.
Spanner,
Toronto;
5.
E.
Reehnltser.
Londan:
8.
Brian
Doherty;
7.
H.
P:
Lewis;
8.
C.
C.
Peterson.
Toronto:
9,
L.
R.
Boys.
Barrie-.
10.
C.
IL
Starr.
Toronto.
Manitoba
1.
W.
E.
Harrison:
2,
W.
S
iWaugh;
3.
W.
W.
Gyles:
4.
O.
D.
Holmes
H.
P-
B-
Wright;
6.
R.
Bayaes:
7.
G.
S.
N.
GosUnc:
8.
O.
O.
Pirt:
9.
V.
S.
D.
10,
L.
A.
MeOaughan.
aU
10.
J.
Sim.
V.
Meagher
12.
F.
Stalker
4."
Alberta
4,
M.
Dunsworth;
W.
Murray
4.
Total
47.
Exhibition
Camr
10,
M.
Budlnlch
1.
Total
37.
6e!ect.
D.
Ourvlch
9'.
W.
Wrathall
2.
H.
Menzles
2,
J.
MeNulty
14.
D.
Our
vlch.
W.
Murray,
D.
Frlzzell
2,
SUn
2.
ToUl
31.
Frith;
9.
F.
C.
Ossvlmsn.
Edmonton;
10.
H.
C.
King.
Calgary.
British
Columbia
1."
J.
A.
McGlll;
2.
T
O.
RyaU;
3.
G.
Shields;
4.
O.
H.
Perro:
J-;.
L.
McMaster:
8.
A.
S
1
ver;
7.
O
Sunningharn
AN
INVISIBLE
SHIELD
AGAINST
INVISIBLE
FOES
The
foes
are
countless
germs
that
luik
on
the
many
objects
you
touch,
every
day,
that
other
hands
have
touched.
The
invisible
shield
is
the
antiseptic
Quality
released
in
creamy
Lifebuoy
lather
that
makes
such
objects
harmless
to
you
....
And
there
is
no
better
Toilet
Soap
for
general
use.
MT7r,ERM
D1SFASES
.
I
mar
be
carried
by
lb
hands."
Lift
Exmih
liuiitMU
O
192?
e
U-
Friijw
Sumner,
lie
1
;
'
!
aad
after
ui-ig
a
aropl
of
boxrs
I
was
aut
the
saate
woman.
I
tiegan
to
fee!
s.
morh
better,
and
after
a
few
more
boxes
I
was
in
14-rfwt
health.
I
always
reeom-mend
tkem
to
ail
tkose
I
know
wlo
are
sofferiEg
from
teart
titjuble."
.
Price
50.
a
ox
at
all
druggist
or
dealers,
or
mailed
dlreet
ea
reeipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co,
limited,
Toroato,
Oat
Milne.
Vancou-Victoria:
8.
O.
l.HUii
r.
T
AIII.KS
t
Isparling.
Vancouver
9,
J.
Cunningham.
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
victoria:
10.
H.
W
McLean
Vancouver.
follows:
'
Srnlor
league
W.
D.
Elks
10
0
Terminals
6
0
Native
Sons
..2
0
Intermediate
League
Grotto
.'.
11
0
Terminals
....
8
0
Bankers
......
1
0
Elevator
0
0
ladies'
League
Maple
leafs
..14
1
Adanacs
1
1
Junior
league
!
Colts
9
0
Stars
8
0
I
j
Tuxls
Boys
...
1
0
L.
1
6
10
2
5
11
14
6
LB7
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
Vjevcr
Brother
s
limited
"Swordo
J
SECOND
BASKETBALL
GAME
IN
CHURCH
SERIES
IS
PLAYED
Ku-rrt
iit
TraH
Itan-er
Win
llrvt
I
nltrd
br
IS
to
4
!
Stan
Lrence
:
ANOTHER
CONQUEROR
I
rota
The
Trail
Banger
cazapi
of
Rupert
East
United
Cburcn
aad
Ftrt
Vntted
SU.RT
-hurch
played
their
secaod
basketball
game
in
Mm
Church
grnaustnia
last
night.
Rwpert
East
winning
14
to
S.
and
Harry
Wftson.
riral
gtaara
were
the
best
men
on
the
floor.
George
wV
fcilinHosie
referred
and
Eddie
SmlliLand
OteU
Ilacker
were
The
tetsoM
lined
up
as
follows:
First
ctmrch.
-H.
Wilson,
a.
Kaaaya.
R.
Nelsoti
4.
K.
Nakaznoto
1.
W.
Bryant.
J.
Morrison.
E.
Jobason
and
T.
Katsuiaiaa.
Buper
East
S
Lawrence.
J
Murray.
A.
Walters
4.
c
Johnstone
6.
aad
11.
Kunat
4.
The
nest
gams
betwean
these
teams
will
be
played
at
Rupert
East
gym.
February
25-
Kext
Friday
evening
the
Canadian
Otrls
in
Training
groups
win
play
in
toe
East
End
gym.,
while
a
match
between
the
two
Tuxls
Square
wtll
atts)
take
place
in
the
near
future.
OF
CATALJNA
SWIM
Heaiy
I'.
s1!lran.
Victor
of
(
tunnel
.rtalm
I'eat
LONO
BEACH
Calif,
Feb.
5.
Lnsll.h
Lowell.
Mas.,
landed
on
the
pier
herrl
lbout
a
oclock
this
marnint.
declannc
ot
that
he
had
jwam
the
San
Pedro
cban-
Winnipeg.
!nel
from
Santa
Catallna
laland
In
23
Saskatchewan
1.
Walter
Martin,
Re-j
hours
and
tS
minutes.
SuOtvan
diss
p.
fftaa:
2.
Harold
Simpson.
North
Battle-jpsarsd
In
the
dtreetsoo
of
tits
hotel
ford:
3.
C.
H.
Weleher,
Reglna:
4.
H.
W.
ia.'ter
cilmMHc
on
to
the
pier.
McIUmaine.
Mooss
Jaw:
5.
Ken.
RaepeU.
;
Sullivan,
who
sonquered
the
Eoglssb
Asslnlbota:
8,
Rsg-
Favtee.
Reglna:
7.
B.
Channel
aevttal
years
ago
but
(ailed
la
Arsoott,
Saskatoon;
8,
J.
McMUlan.
Saa-
the
recent
Mand
marathon
race
won
iby
George
Young
of
Toronto,
Out.,
bad
2.
E.
Car-
ibeen
quietly
trainroc
here
for
the
last
rlgan;
3.
H.
A.
Dyde:
4.
F.
J.
Mitchell,
'fortnight
in
prepsrstlon
for
another
at.
Edmonton:
5,
Q.
Maefarlane;
8.
F.
V.
temnt
at
the
channel
erosalns'.
All-Star.--E.
Smith
12.
G.
Mitchell
6,
Stuart;
7,
F.
Parker.
Calgary:
8.
L.
O.
.
V.
Menzles
4,
S.
Moran
4,
A.
Slocomb
SPORT
CHAT
The
-sll-star
local
basketball
team,
which
win
meet
the
team
from
ie.-crikan
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
nights,
n.d
Its
final
work
out
last
nlzht
aisainst
a
picked
team.
Minday
the
tm
arrives
lrorn
the
northern
City
.,.,1
t.
,aitsbly
entertained
by
the
locals
during
its
stay
in
the
city,
it
has
been
suggested
that,
on
the
last
occasion
when
an
athletic
team
from
the
Alaska
city
competed
In
the
city,
1'.
was
not
altogether
satisfied
with
the
hospitality
aere.
It
will
be
a
good,
thing
to
endeavor
to
counteract
this,
iirj-rcsfcion
OS
the
present
trfp
and
:;:,:.
j.nd
tans
wlB
merit
surely
cooperate
ith
this
end
In
view.
The
iranirs
promise
to
be
well
patronized.
hKh
is
as
it
should
be.
The
Basketball
AHsociation
are
planning
a
real
;
Rupert
welcome.
Before
the
regular
gams
on
Monday
evening
between
the
All
-stars
and
Ket-'chikan.
two
picked
teams
will
play.
1
These
win
be
the
only
two
games
of
the
evening.
The
teams
selected
are
as
follows:
Team
No.
1.
W.
Murray.
D.
Frlzzell.
A
is.
Walters,
J.
MeNulty,
and
W,
Wrathall.
Spares
C.
Thomson
and
D.
3t
ilker.
Team
No.
2.
D.
Ourvlch.
J.
Sims,
T.
Prater.
8
Ourvlch
and
R.
Mortimer,
Spares
V
Meagher
and
O.
Hill.
A
rink
from
Jasper
Park
consisting
of
James
Fa
hey,
skip,
Ed.
Carthew,
C,
Otto
ur.a
C.
B.
Hunter
carried
off
the
main
prize
at
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
bona'
plei
lant
week
when
they
won
the
Kelly
cup.
significant
of
Central
British
Colombia
championship,
from
the
Ken
nedy
rink
of
Prince
George
consisting
of
Harry
Kennedy,
Bert
Harper,
Harry
Hurt
and
Henry
Waldof.
A
Ji.nlor
Hockey
League,
fathered
by
loral
societies,
Js
being
organized
In
Prince
Oeorge
and
will
start
activities
at
ourr.
The
Tuxls
Boys
are
behind
one
team,
the
Elks,
another,
the
Cans
dlun
Legion,
one,
nd
the
Oddfellows,
the
fourth.
TM
teams
carry
the
names
of
the
organizations
sponsoring
thern.
Trls
Speaker,
former
manager
of
the
Clevtland
American
League
Baseball
Club,
has
agreed
to
play
centre
field
s
W
anted
C
For
Sale.
For
Rent
DAILY
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
YODNO
MAN
WANTED.'
Must
be
dependabl
and
hat
sojei
busineu
experteace.
Apply
ta
'Mr.
McWIIHsm.
care
of
Dally
News
Office,
i
WANTED.
WOMAN
FOR
KITCHEN
'
.
help
by
March
I.
Ths
Inland,
tf
!
FOlV
SALE
j
O
LOOK!
OLOO
PEN8I
HURRAH
l'
!
Na
more
gk
pot.
Oarriea
Uke
1
rounuin
pen.
Always
ready
Nerer
:
'
dries
up.
Renilable.
Oet
one!
Send
SO.
Leader,
issa
Ssymour
SUMt,
Vancouver.
B.C.
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OOT
AN
IS-tate,
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
FOR
SALE.
SIX
CARd
TIMOTHY,
one
B.ome.
F.O.B.
Burns
Lake.
BC
H.
C.
Sfainn.
Willow
Sprlac
Ranch.
Southbank.
Franeota
Lake.
BO.
34
PIANO
AND
SINGER
SCW1NO
UAd
ine
for
sale.
Phone
Green
tM.
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
FX1UJP-ped
hotel.
Gotnc
cooosrn.
Writ
ThI
-
i
-
mat;
paid.
FOR
RENT
Box
342
Dally
News
Office
t!
municipal
observer
on
Pine
Avenue
pier!
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART
I
here,
stated
that
Henry
F.
Sullivan
of
four
rooms
Phone
547.
and
bath:
water
tf
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HKATtD
APART-menu.
Apply
Smith
Maliatt,
Ltd
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS.
PHONOGRAPHS
aaat
Sinaar
Sewing
Machines
Walkaft
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
607.
tr
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
FlVt
rooms
and
bath.
Unuo
Bros.
tl
for
the
Washington
Senators
during
tht
coming
season.
Clark
Griffith
said
he
out-bid
New
York.
Philadelphia.
Chicago
and
Detroit
for
"Spoke"
ser-
1
vices.
I
Dudley
Field
Malane,
New
York
torney
who
haa
been
handling
at
legal
aU
airs
of
Oene
Tunney
haa
sailed
tor
Europe
to
arrangs
eihlbttions
far
Tunney
in
England.
France
and
Germany,
this
spring.
He
said
he
expected
Tunney
to
begin
the
overseas
tour
In
May.
At
tbe
wlnter
sports
m
Vienna
last
Saturday,
a
feature
was
the
hockey
game
between
teams
rearesefltliw
Europe
and
Canada.'
The
European
team
won.
two
goats
to
one.
At
a
review
of
a
tank
demonstration
In
England
only
the
Dominion
premiers
were
allowed
inside
the
new
models.
It
Is
really
the
fltv.
time
they
have
bean
officially
canned.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
HATI
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3:42
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SITUATIONS
VACANT
HATCHERY
AlWltTAirn.
DEPART-ment
Uarlne
and
Flahtrtoa:
aalsry,
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
117.
I
TIIOLMIK1M1
BAO
containing
sum
of
money
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
News
oQet.
833
FURNTTURE
REPAIRING;
UP1IOL-
slering
of
ah
klstda
Csveatcrflctds
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Orren
603.
O.
M.
HUNT.
AUCTIONEER
I
BUY.
SELL
AMD
EXCHANGE
ANY-thing
f
value.
My
business
is
built
OB
fsee
value,
results
and
good
Judgment.
My
ability
is
your
success.
Arranging
your
article
for
sale
mesas
evseything
and
cseUara
added,
I
rien
your
nsat
sals
and
oo-f
ration
Satisfaction
and
above
methods
are
my
system
Phone
774.
301
Third
Avenue,
.a
F.
Urine.
Experienced
Auctioneer.
wool
..
mnov
"
Seal
tvite.
Mixed
Wood
Bleaks
per
load
MM.
Kindling,
per
load
MM
Furnace
WoatL
per
lead
18.00
rtelteerad.
Salt
Herring
I'tmiie
HUek
!1
RHSTA
11
RANTS
.10(111
VLKJH
CAIE
Mrs.
Uisger.
ProprlHren
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W
V.
GiMul
llnme
(bunked
MraK
Phone
Bsaek
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
.
(Coll
George;,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
I'sMcntftT
Stude-baiters
at
your
dlspol
any
time.
ROSS
IIKOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Illork.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
IN
PRORATE.
in
the
si
pKi-tiFriiTitT
or
iiiiitisii
(
(l
tMUIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
tbe
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
as
Andrfti
Aim.
iNveaaed.
Intestate.
TAKF
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
lienor.
juaie
itaoeruon,
the
16lh
day
of
December,
AD,
1936.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
mta,
otherwise
knowu
sa
Anders
Aim,
deceased,
and
all
parties
havlnx
claims
against
in
an
in
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
10
me,
on
or
before
the
17th
day
of
January.
A
D.
1027.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
lorinwun.
NOHMAN
A.
WATT
lllnce
Rupnrt.'D.C.
.
.
...
O'neUl
Administrator,
io?o
dy
'
,cfmbr'
A
D
IN
PRORATE
in
the
si
i'iikmk
i
oi
ur
or
iihinsii
rrill'MltlA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
th
n.t.1.
A
ri..w
rXi$l"-
nec't-ed.
Intestate.
Hohor,
Judge
RobcrUon.
the
18th
day
of
?7JJIliu.r;
,A
D
J"??
1
Pointel
Administrator
of
th
mi.i.
St
Kw-Br?ni,on'
1e''a,
and
all
parties
having
claims
atainit
the
said
eslats
are
;r.,M?
In
?
tn
fur,,1,n
"
P""
S.'l1,",
me
on
or
before
the
iH.
'KJ,"lur.
AD.
10J7.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
ara
re-3
iT.t(.
t0
pfy
lh
mount
of
their
In.
debtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
frlnee
unpert,
HO.
n.t.,4
.h.
.,1
1920.
"
u,,""h,,r.
A"'
Found,
tt
MAIL
SCHEDULE
1
1
080
per
annum.
Vara
news
bow
la
tnr
t
hr
iut-
OIT-OOISO
Manitoba
and
British
OoltHBMa.
Mondays.
Weditfsdari
otheea
anticipated
in
Alberta.
Match-!
closes
try
experience
essential
Anpir
00
Ta
Vanrauter
farms
obtainable
from
Faatsaaate
at,
Tuesdays
point
of
pubUcatlan
to
Civil
Service
,
Ooamlasion.
OtUwa.
not
later
Mian!
Maroh
SI.
IM7.
31
SITUATIONS
WANTED
!U'
!
.
LOST.
LADY'S
SILVER
MBSH
.
1
m
,w
w
11(4
KIWI
from
11000
monthly.
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T.
McClymont.
y
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.
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mlrr
Sundays
.
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Wednesdays
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It.
lmiMonand
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tiu,.
Sundays
.
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Aiatka
hoinls
Feb.
7
and
31
March
7.
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and
21
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sutwn
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8t
3rd
Ave.
Ac
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave
Ac
8th
St
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v::n
days
only
from
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Feb.
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25-
as.
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Sundays
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