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1
PREMIER.
Jan.
19.
The
annual
meet
Ing
of
the
Premier
Mines
Community
Club
was
held
In
the
Community
Hall
last
Monday
evening
and
the
folio
Ing
officer
elected
for
the
year:
President
8.
P.
Macdonald.
First
Vice-President
..
D.
Coggan.
Second
Vlce-FTtstdent--F.
Q.
Elder,
Secretary-Treasurer
S.
II.
Alto.
Chairman,
Entertainment
Committee
W.
J.
Awsetotlne.
.cnairman.
Hall
Committee
P.
A
Lepage.
Chairman.
Sports
Committee
David
Balfa.
Library
Committee
W.
H.
Waton
andjp.
Hughes.
The
club
has
had
a
very
successful
year,
the
membership
having
Increased
'
to
over
200
and
being
Instrumental
In
promoting
many
entertainments
which
were
greatly
appreciated.
The
latest
pic
tures
are
how
being
shown
twice
a
week
tnd
the
library
and
reading
room
are
being
enlarged.
'
A
great
deal
of
Interest
is
being
taken
in
the
Interdepartmental
basketball
league
which
has
always
provided
keenly
contested
games.
Tennis
and
badminton
tournaments
were
arranged
during
the
past
season
and
all
other
tports
encouraged.
With
an
energetic
committee
in
charge,
the
outlook
for
lt27
seems
very
promising.
TIMBERING
IS
VERY
ACTIVE
Micr.i:
oiiokks
ion
li.miikk,
etc.
WILL
KEEP
TF.KKACK
OPERATOR.
iitsv
this
winti:k
TERRACE,
Jan.
19.
Indications
point
to
a
busy
winter
and
spring
here"
in
the
timber
Industries
and
prospects
are
I
brighter
than
for
some
tlm
past.
The
local
mill
has
now
on
hand
an
order
for
a
large
quantity
of
40
foot
spruce
boom
sticks
to
be
used
In
rafting
pulpwood
in
the
east.
An
order
has
also
been
revived
fof
between
a
quarter
and
half
a
million
feet
of
cedar
culvert
timbers
to
to
'(
to
Obed,
Alta.,
for
construction
work
on
the
C.N.R.
and
another
large
order
foe
hemlock
switch
ties
for
the
Canadian
National
has
been
accepted.
,
As
a
result
of
these
orders
not
only
the
local
mill
and
camps
are
working
to
full
capacity
but
all
the
.smaller
mills
In
the
district
are
assisting
in
the
filling
of
the
orders.
George
Little,
the
local
mill
man.
left
on
Monday
for
Edmonton
district
where
he
will
purchase
a
car
load
of
horses
to
be
used
here
In
the
logging
business.
The
pole
contractors
are
also
looking
forwarjd
to
more
prosperous
times,
weather
conditions
being
much
more
favorable
than
last
winter.
POLK
CAMPM
ACTIVE
In
the
Remo
camps
great
Mtlvity
Is
being,
manifested
and
the
work
of
getting
out
to
the
river
bank
last
year's
as
well
as
this
year's
cut
Is
being
pushed
while
the
sleighing
is
in
such
ideal
condition.
Owing
to
lack
of
snow
last
winter
a
good
part
of
the
summer's
cut
had
to
be
left
in
the
woods.
These
poles
will
later
be
rafted
across
the
river;
for
loading,
or
it
heavy
frost
continues
may
be
brought
over
on
the
Ice.
,
ALICE
ARM
Good
grade
of
ore.
'disclosed
in
tun-
network
that
has
been
'carried
'6k
in,
on
in
real
earnest
here,
the
coU
weather
having
provided
a
fine
sheet
of
Ice.
During
the
past
week
there
have
been
three
games
between
Alice
Arm
and
the
Timber
Wolves
from
P.
L.
Iloustey'i
logging
camp.
Alice
Arm
won
the
three
games.
Beside
the
logging
camp
team,
two
hockey
teams
bate
been
formed
lu-town
the
Tigers
anil
the
Wildcat.
Charles
Wilson,
who
left
for
Van.
couver
last
summer,
has
returned
to
Alice
Arm
tnd
Intends
to
spend
soma
time
here.
Al
Falconer
left
last
week
for
Van
couver
and
will
spend
a
month
there
on
business.
If.
Butler
hat
'
returned
froki
.Ban-
katcbewtn
where
he
spent
the
Christ-uiaa
and
New
Year
holidays'
with
his
parents.
A
bountiful
lee
harvest
It
now
being
taken
here,
hotel
keeper
khd
others
being,
busy
putting
up
a
'supply
for
the
cooling
of
edibles
and
drinks
duf
lug
tht
'.hot
leather
season.
William
Stephen
haa
retUfttM
VK
from
Prince
Rupert
wlin
anolW
tun
wtt
born
to
himself
tnd
Mrs.
Stephen
cn
January
8.
DUN
WELL
MILL
TO
OPEN
SOON
tVto
piixes
or
machinery
now
I
OMINO
WH.L
E.VUU.K
OPERATION
TO
START
IV
I'EII-
itt.wtv
large
amount
of
Dunwell
stock
held
here,
but
It
Is
not
the
shareholders
lone
who
wish
to
see
the
production
of
concentrates
under
way.
The
Dunwell,
being
In
the
most
advanced
stage
of
any
properly
In
the
Bear
River
section.
Is
naturally
more
prominently
In
the
public
eye
than
any
other,
and
Its
success
111
mean
much
to
all
properties
of
this
ted
Ion.
Latest
advices
are
that
the
mill
Is
all
ready
for
operation
except
for
the
In
stallation
of
ball
mill'
and
generator.
The
ball
mill
will
arrive
on
the
Amu
rly
next
week,
and
the
Crawford
Trans-
ler
Co.
have
made
special
arrangements
for
Its
delivery
at
the
Dunwell
in
the
quickest
possible
time.
The
roads
are1
In
perfect
condition
for
heavy
freighting.
The
generator
has
left
Peterborol
and
should
arrive
here
within
a
eek
or
ten
days.
With
no
unforseeh
oceur-
Gerald
Steward
has
instituted
au
action
In
the
Supreme
Court
against
Jock
Cameron
bad
a
narrow
escape
from
Injuries
If
not
death
last
week
when
he
was
completely
burled
with
ore,
only
his
hands
showing
of
the
sutfire.
when
the
ore
caved
In
from
k
I0T
HER
FEET
NET
CAMrHT
Ml
COLD
Urt.
Ernwt
Hall,
Cardinal,
Oat,
write:
-"Last
wioler
1
ot
my
feet
wtt
and
I
eaugtit
terrible
eol.L
I
took
different
kinds
of
Ineiiifice,
but
tote
did
me
key
good
khd
I
seemed
to
U
gettitg;
worst
ail
tkt
time.
One
day
T
was
rflifipg
about
what
Resident
of
the
district
are
awaiting!
"
nediein
MA
dot
fpr
others,
i
1th
Interest
th
rnmmnMmnt
rtf
I
llioutkf
I
woald
ttl
k
bottle.
After
Ntfway
Pin
Syrup
too
blgkly,
ss
t
UUm
tkit
If
it
were
not
tat
it
1
weald
U
U
intaJid
U
dy.'
Prie
)S.
k
Uttlf,
largt
family
flit
60.;
cut
kkly
by
Tkt
T.
LilWa
Co.,
limllsd,
Tkrvato,
0L
,
chute
at
the
Premier
wharf
from
which
he
was
picking
pre
to
be
loaded
on
the
steamer
Mogul.
In
1926
there
were:
thirteen
births,
nine
deaths
and
four
marriages
ac-
Cordlnr
to
flimres
InnnimrrH
.t
th
rences
to
delay
the
InstalUtlon
of
thisjlocal
offlcM.
uiwuiun),
ine
wnoie
piani
snouia
oe
ready
for
tuning
up
within
three
weeks,
and
possibly
by
the
first
of
February,
Meanwhile
mining
operations
are
teadlly
going
forward
and
the
latest
re
port
from
the
mine,
on
good
though
unofficial
authority,
is
that
the
winze.
sunk
from
the
No.
4
level.
Is
down
100
feet
'all
in
ore,
and
that
drifts
are
being
run
both
ways
on
the
vein.
When
It
Is
considered
that
this
gives
a
depvh
on
the
vein
of
clot
to
1,000
feet,
the
question
as
to
production
of
sufficient
tonaagt
to
keep
the
mill
In
operation
at
its
capacity
of
100
tons
dally
seems
to
be
eaUy
solved.
STEWART
Statistics
for
the
year
1936
as
announced
by
J,
P.
Scarletj.
mining
recorder,
showed
371
miners
certificates
issued,
is
company
certificates.
453
mineral
claims
recorded,
1013
certificates
of
work
recorded,
357
bills
of
sale,
75
certificates
of
improvements.
3
abandonment
and
SO
filings
in
Portland
Canal
district
during
the
TERMINALS
HAVE
EASY
VICTORY
OVER
GYROS
Atsrrgate
Srofe
of
llllllard
tltture
LaM
Mt
lit
Wao
9WI
(o
m
The
Grand
Terminals
continued
thler
winning
streak
by
defeating
the
Oyro
P.
R.
and
Oladys
D.
Jancowskl
to
have,team
last
night
at
billiards
by
a
score
a
bill
of
sale
embracing
an
eighth
in-1
0f
868
to
824.
The
majority
of
the
tf
est
In
the
Prosperity
group
of
claims
sMtt
were
very
evenly
contested
and
set
aside
and
also
for
an
accounting
,
,OUie
of
the
players
were
able
to
lm-by
defendants
of
money
received
by
;
prOTe
their
averages
although
no
change
them
In
connection
with
the
sale
of
:
was
made
In
the
positions
of
the
teams,
said
Interest.
The
Premier
Gold
Mln-
the
Terminals
still
oMunrin
rimt
mr
ing
Co.
recently
acquired
S3
per
cent
The
results
of
the
Individual
game,
tnttrest
In
the
Prosper.ty
group
with
were
as
follows:
a
large
Initial
cash
payment.
dicaUs
that
,the
Silver
cc$d
'ftfamggft&
Uf&
i
'
i
j
situated
on
the
northruit
inrv
nt
thl
Kltsault
River
about
6'i
miles
from
the
town
of
Alice
Arm.
may
become
a
big
mine.
Development
operations
will
be
enlarged
in
the
spring
and
a
good
deal
more
tunneling
will
be
carried
out.
Skating
and
hockey
playing
li
now
P.
O'Donnell
(Orand
Terminals),
195;
W.
II.
Long
(Oyros),
200.
C.
Balsgno,
300;
W.
Nelson.
187.
F-
Zleman,
200;
A.
McDonald,
131.
D.
Howe,
300;
B.
F.
8elfr
131.
J.
McLean,
173.
P.
Aldridge,
300.
The'
league
standing
to
daie'W
'
a
Bakers
Breakfast
Cocoa
HtuthfdorsmentofHighMfJicdMithorily
madi
by
a
reputable
manuiact
Jrer
ha
a
definite
food
COCOA
Value.
It
is
nourishing
and
will
utain,
for
instance",
a
typlid
patient,
for
several
week
or
indefinitely.
A
brand
of
cocoa
tlat
,
las
been
on
the
'market
for
many
jreafs
and
lias
been
a
favorite
pre
trrptioh
of
thousand!
of
physkiant
i
that
of
Walter
Baker
r
Co.,
limited,
Dorcheter,Mas
and
Montreal,
Cie.
It
i.
absolutely
pure
and
is
put
up
under
tlic
most
sanitary
conditions.
The
medial
profes
sion
of
Canada
may
continue
to
prexf
ibe
it,
knowing
that
auy
package
bearing
the
name
of
Biker
is
"right."
Tn
HosriTAL
MrwcAL
and
NuIuino
World,
Toronto.
Witlter
Baker
&
Co.,
limited
Established
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
CANADIAN
MlLtS
AT
MONTREAL
&xUt
of
Clioice
Reclpci
unt
free
D.
Hows
ITM-tnlnilsl
10
1847
lV
r.
Wlltturnft
.
St
A
1
S
ail
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
10
1844
W
11.
Long
(Gyro)
....
10
1813
t.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.I
7
1355
0.
Kraiue
(Gyros)
....
3
337
Ben
Self
(Oyro)
9
1C0S
J.
Andrews
(Orotto)
10
1758
J
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..
10
1754
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
....
10
1751
U.
MacLachlan
(SLA).
10
1751
i
May
(Moose)
9
1561
J."
Brown
(Moose)
9
1551
It.
Corbett
(Terminal!
.
9
1549
Don
Brown
(Moose)....
8
1378
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)..
8
1345
J.
Judge
(Moose)
10
1697
A.
Macdonald
lOyro)...
9
1443
S.
Darton
(St.
Andrews)
1
158
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
1089
a.
p.
Tinker
(St.
A.)
.
9
1358
A.
Harvey
(Oyros)
1
131
J.
McLean
(Terminals)..
1
173
300
300
300
193
191
187
187
180
ISO
185
185
184
181
178
179
178
178
175
175
175
173
173
173
173
168
180
100
150
155
151
131
173
ii
SPORT
CHAT
I
Basketball
got
away
to
a
good
start
last
wttk
at
Anyox
when
three
game
were
played
at
the
Beach
gym.
and
from
the
Interest
shown
by
the
spectator
and
the
character
of
basketball
displayed
by
the
players
In
all
these
fixtures,
the
hoop
game
would
appear
to
be
in
for
a
season
of
favor.
For
the
El
Doro
Cup
the
Mine
Intermediates
and
B.
High
School
team
dashed,
the
students
winning
over
their
opponents.
30
to
28,
In
a
good
game
to
watch.
The
Mln
girls
again
demonstrated
better
combination
and
team
work
In
their
argument
with
the
Freshles.
who
will
have
to
take
the
game
more
seriously
if
they
wish-
to
be
In
'
the
running
for
the
Ever
Ready
trophy
and
get
a
chance"
at
the
Silverware
representing
the
championship
of
Northern
B.C.
The
surprise
of
the
even
ing
matriallzed
in
connection
with
the
main
event,
the
Senior
League
fixture
between
the
Concentrator
and
Mine
teams.
It
wa
thought
generally
that
the
newly-formed
Mine
team,
com
prised
of
pltytrs
experienced
in
basket-
bull,
with
the;
pick
of
an
exceptionally
good
intermedial
team,
would
have
no
trouble
w(itt
the.
B-t
,
representatives.
.who,
proved,
that
they'
could
epucen-
rtuute
for
the
Slmmln's
Cup
promises!
tn
be
merry
one.
New
"femal
sportlngmen"
as
they
art
sometimes
called
are
cropping
up
(gain,
although
for
a
while
there
was
an-
ubsence
of
lady
magnates,
and
lady
trainers,
and
lady
manaxer.
Just
now
there
are
three
In
the
public
eyo.
There
Is
Mrs.
James
Dunn,
principal
owrler
of
the
Cleveland
ball
club,
and
Miss
Margaret
Donahue
of
Chicago,
who
wtt
recently
elected
secretary
of
the
Chicago
club
of
the
National
League,
and
Mrs.
Florence
E.
Knapp,
secretary
of
State
of
New
York,
who
auddenlv
ha
been
placed
In
charge
through
Mtu?
politics!
changing
of
plans
of
tht
racing
tnd
botlng
commissions,
which
nuny
tay
win
be
abolished
In
the
near
future.
It
I
not
likely
that
tht
last
named
lady
will
remain
in
sporting
power
long,
fof
her
time
of
office
has
expired
and
a
new
Secretary
of
8
tate
of
the
opposing
party
will
shortly
be
appointed
and
will
probably
oe
a
man.
That
rugby
Is
the
greatest
moneymaker
In
amateur
sport
wat
once
more
ahowu
by
the
recent
Issue
of
the
financial
report
of
Yale
University,
It
only
dealt
with
the
twelve
months
ending
June
30
of
last
year
tnd
this
games
played
last
autumn,
but
even
at
that',
it
showed
that
t
net
Income
wat
Low
gained
by
footbtll
during
tbst
period
Muountlng
tn
33Hilti.73,
but
there
won
so
much
money
lost
In
promoting
other
High
branches
of
sport
that
this
amount
wa
reduced
by
half,
All
this
re-
Uw
mtlndtf
and
n.or
wtt
eaten
up
by
PAflE
roun
TITO
PAtT.7
fiaws
Wi'ilm
jttlny.
jnn
uarni
PREMIER
MINE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMamiS
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ID
ALDERMAN
JICCMTjtfft
WELL'VVb-I'M
lis!
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THE
DINING
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10
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0
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10
8741
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operations
at
the
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k
fVw
doses
I
found
it
Ij.
miiman
(Moose)
the
Portland
Canal
News.
There
is
The
averages
for
the
player
In
the
league
to
date
are
a
follows:
dame
Ttl.
Aver.
P.
Zleman
(Terminals)
.
10
30U0
300
O
Howe
(Grotto)
S
GOO
Geo.
Mclimoyle
(reterve)
3
Coo
J.
Parr
(Mooxe)
t
300
10
1017
wti
btlpisr
tar.
to
I
took
a
few
bottl
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Pvle
18t
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8
14
DO
Dr.
WsXNl't
1
4
1
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Dounell
(TermtnaU
10
18M
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
...
8
1071
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
v2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lett
than
5
Oct
FOR
SAI.B
IWPROVED
RANCH
FOR
SALE,
TER-race
dUtrlct.
ten
acres,
ill
cleared
Snap
at
135
00
per
acre
accommodate
paying
crowds.
Terms
ar
ranged.
Apply
Box
.18.
Dally
News!
office.
Phone
Blue
431.
19
I
IOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-tate.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
sevrml
lots,
some
comers,
harbor
view,
and!
ou
sewer.
Price
low
and
terma
from
11000
munthly.
Knfjulre
T.
MrClymonL
It
IOR
SALE.
SMALL
HOU8t.
TWO
lota
In
garden,
fenced,
good
location.
1800
00.
UcCaffery
Olbbons.
Ltd.
l
..
.
.
!
,
;
...
115.00
A
MONTH
BUYS
A
FINE
BUILD-
ing
lot:
Graham
Avenun
Walker'
Music
Store.'
tf
IOR
SA
IX.
SMALL
KITCHEN
RANGE,
water
coll,
good
condition.
Phone
Black
803.
18
IOR
8A1X-Apply
O.
ments.
PAIR
OP
BLUE
FOXES.
H.
Udd.
Seavlew
FOIt
KENT
FOR
BALE.
LADY'S
FLU
COAT.
Wholesalt
prkt
1175
00.
This
U
a
very
fine
garment,
expensively
trimmed
and
well
lined.
W
rMf
this
to
sell
at
139
00.
Montreal
Importers,
Third
Avenue:
FOR
RENT.
LAHOE
ROOM
BUITAnl.K
for
one
or
two
gentlemen.
Also
single
rooms.
Plone
Green
370.
Alaska
Rooms.
Immediately
behind
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
U
FOR
RENT.
-
FURNI8HED
ROOM
1.1
private
borne
for
bachelor;
bathroom
adjoining;
every
mnvenlenre:
central.
Phone
Black
138
morning.
IS
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP-ped
hotel.
Going
concern.
Writ
Box
343
Dally
News
Office
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-mnt:
four
room
and
bath;
wir
paid.
Phone
547.
tf
FOR
RENT.
-STEAM
HEATED
APART
menu.
Apply
Smith
Ac
Mallett,
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
REKT.-SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
ON"
Borden
8treet,
February
1.
I'lion
Red
All.
FURNISHED
APARTMENT8
FOR
RENT
by
day,
week
or
month'.
Thon
Red
6Q7:
,
tf
FOR
RKNT.
MODERN
HOUSE,
FIW
rAmt
and
batl).
Munrri
Bro.
tf
sraie
on
sometnuir
else
neim
Tnuck-t
?
.
r-
-.
for
a
llttiJTwhllel
liWltli
'four
well-l
MICTION
.
KKR
!
'
balanced
team.
In
this
league,
the(l
AM
NQW
loCATT.D
AT
201
THIRD
Avenue,
one
block
West
of
Mr
Bride;
phone
774.
I
km
In
k
position
1-)
serve
the
public
to
better
advantage.
I
rtpalr
furniture
of
all
descriptions.
I
buy,
sell
or
exchange.
Auction
r
ranged
at
short
notice.
O.
F.
Brine.
IIOAIU).
"BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Becond
Avenue.
Plum
187.
v4ttt
4
4
PRINCE
RUPERt'tWES
ivi:im:mi.M7
JtNt'.titv
id
did
not
include
the
receipt
of
tht
big
High
3:41
am
Ml
administrative
expenses
and
salaries
of
coaches
and
others,
and
If
It
had
not
been
for
a
surplus
during
the
previous
year
the
athletic
society
would
have
been
In
debt.
Ice
hockey,
It
seems,
al
so
produced
s
surplus
but
very
little
else.
In
Canada
both
hockey
and
rugby
usually
are
moneymakers.
La
cross
used
to
be
and
so
were
skttln
rinks,
Then
skating
went
out
of
fashion
somewhat
but
It
It
now
pick
Ing
up
tgaln
and
once
more
lucrative
to
the
promoters.
Haeketball
has
seldom
made
money
because
la
Canada
there
are
few
plscr
Jarjst
enough
to
10
4
ft.
14:23
p
in,
300
8:30
am,
8J
ft.
3,1
;0
p.m.
33
Till
HUX,
JIM
IIIY
to
3:18
a.m.
19.5
I4:&f)
prn.
304
,9
On
km.
-
8.3
31.83
pm.
18
LOST
L08T.
BLACK
rUR
LINED
COAT,
between
Sixth
Street
and
Third
Street
and
orchard,
til
fenced.
Two
mllet'
on
Second
Avenue.
Finder
please
re-from
depot.
Owner
leaving
country
!
D"r
Otnce.
t-OST-
WATCH.
BRTWEEN
SEAL
COVR
snd
Seventh
Avenue
West
on
Fulun.
Phone
Blatk
315.
Reward.
,
It
noon
A.
l"rov
Srtt
Cute,
allied
Wontl
Blocks
prr
load
14
m.
Kindling,
per
load
AJW)
Fiimaee
Wood,
per
toad
tOM
IMIveml.
Bait
Herring
Phone
llUfk
Kl
RESTAURANTS
noon
r.tT
rtir
Mr.
Unger.
Proprletre
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W
V.
A.
(lixxl
llntne
(vmkrd
.Metis.
Phone
Rltrk
700
ANOTHER
IlIO
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
1-1
H
Ton
Utility
Express
ChaMU
f
81
J
no
i
Ton
Light
Delivery
CbtMt
I
8.10
00
Touring
and
Roadster
I
81500
Sport
Roadster
t
8MM
Coach
and
Ocupe
1103000
Bedtn
1113500
Landau
ill
85
no
r.ri
r.tn
ov
iun
t
Ford
Light
Delivery,
open
body
7500
1
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
body
115000
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
starter
equipment
I
IV)
00
I
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
tSOO
no
I
Oldsmobite
t-pamenger
Tour
ing,
133
KOO00
Term
ran
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
cars
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
flAKARR
Dler
In
radll.se.
MrlJinthlln,
(UkUml,
Pnnllse
niil-mnhlle
and
flies
rnlrt
far.
Phone
51
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Cull
George.
Pah
I
or
C.ut)
Six
and
Sven
PA.wnjfer
SI
tide-Itajtern
.at
your
df.prtal
any
time.
'
Mtoss
nuns.
Vooi,
room
Meeker
Hlock.
(Acrnn
from
EmprcHii
Hotel)
IN
PRORATE.
IN
THE
MTREME
loT'HT
Or
IIIIITIII
f
Ol.l
Xllllt
In
the
Xiatter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
Deceased.
Intesttte.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
III
Honor.
Judge
Robertson,
the
18th
day
of
Dwmber.
A
D.
IMfl,
I
wa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim,
deceased,
and
all
psrtle
havlnr.
claim
asalnjit
the
sslrf
nil).
tm
k.-.kw
.
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me.
on
or
before
the
17th
dsy
of
jsnnsry.
nu.
ana
an
partlm
ln
.........
....
-
.
.
.
i,iuiiru
VJ
the
amount
of
their
Indebtednes
to
me
lorinwun.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Rupart.'
II
C.
Offlclsl
Administrator,
Dated
the
31st
dsy
of
December,
A
D.
IOsW,
IN
PRORATE
IN
THE
HI
I
HLMK
f
OI
IIT
OF
Hill
TlMII
(l.l
Mlllt
In
the
Matter
of
tht
Administration
Act!
tnd
In
lh
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Clark
E
Iward
llronson,
Deressed,
Intestate.
"
TAKE
NOTICE
thit
by
order
of
ills
Honor,
Judge
Robertson,
the
15th
day
of
December,
AD.
1038,
I
wa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
or
Clark
Edward
Bronson.
deceased,
tnd
til
parties
having
claim
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
pro.
perlv
vrrlfU-d
to
me
on
nr
if,.
10th
day
of
January,
AD.
1037,
and
all
I
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
sr
ri.
'
vo
py
lne
"'Mint
of
their
to
me
forthwith,
KortMAF
A,
WATT,
Olflclnl
Admluistrator,
n
.
...
Prlnre
Rupert,
DO
l?8
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f
ucrmbf''
AD
Arty,,
Lotttbll
Fouhd.it
MAIL
SCHEDULE
nl
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ooimi
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Ihr
I'j-t
Uondsys.
Wedoedy
am
8rfr
close
j.
T
tanmnser
Tuesdays
u
Frtdsy
.
Saturdays
.
.
,
C
P.lt,
Jan
14,
38
First
eta
mail
it
t:c
c.
v
Vanewuver
on
Mondays
W
Ssturdty
by
CJR
trsiit;
T
tnjos.
A
lire
Arm.
Mr
id
,
inter
Sundsy
....
Wednrsdsys
.
T
Ft.
islmimtn
and
s
RU
Sundsy
To
Alsok
Fulnls
Jan.
10.
34
T
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hsflotte
JtA
IS.
30
.
IN-COtllMl
I
mm
I
he
I
Jt
Tuesdays,
Thursday
snd
6
,
at
I
rum
tanennief
Sunday
.
.
.
.
.
Wednewlay
Frtdty
.
.
.
.
C.P-R-
Jtn.
10
34
lion,
,tn)as.
A
Ike
Arm,
Mrsss
Fremler
Tuesday
Friday
Irom
Ft.
Mnt(Mn
and
Rir.
Tuedayt
frma
A
U.Ik
rulnls
Jan.
14.
a
From
((Hern
t'hs.wfle-
Jan.
IS.
37
MI
f'Ol
1
1
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At
Attin
Ave.
"
1st
Avt.
U
th
Rl
'
6th
Are.,
n
Fulton
tit
8th
Ave.
fit
Thompin
llth
Sherbrooke
Ave
t
llth
Ave.
it
Conrad
St
6th
Ave.
A-
list
Core
t9
6th
A
llsv
Cure
Cir,
le
t
6th
Ave
At
Ootton
St
t
Sth
Ave.
Ac
McBrlde
at
Pmv
txm
nidr
Prov
CWpv
Whtrf
OTP
Wharf
OTP
Station
3nd
Ave
to
3nd
St
t
3rd
Ave
At
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave
Ac
8th
St
Sundsy
collection
same
bji
PM
1
days
only
STEAMSHIP
M0VEMB1
Fur
Vtnmmef
Tuesday-
a.
Carden
'
Friday-
.
Prlnre
Rupert
Saturday
a.
CaUla
1
Saturday
a.
Princess
neatrlre
Jan
14
PrlnreM
Mary
Jtn.
38
a
Princes
Mary
I'mm
Vanminrr
Sunday
"M,
carden
.
.
Weduesdty
a.
Pr
Rupert
i:
Friday
-
sk.
CaUla
.
.
8aturdy
a.
Prince
lieairi-
Jtn.
10
as.
Pirnceu
Mary
'
Jtn.
34
Prince
Msry
1
I'nr
Purl
Hlmiwon
and
Naa
KM""
Sunday--a
Ctrdent
I'nmt
port
Mlmpsort
tnd
Ns
KM"''
Tuesday
as,
Cardena
'
Inr
Mfwart,
Anja
and
Altre
Afi-
undy
Cardena
"
Wedneedayiw.
Prince
Riipeff
'
I'rmn
Klewart,
Anjnt
and
.tllee
Tuesday
).
Cardena
Friday
.
frlne
Rupert
r
tjneen
FhirMIe
Jtn
15
-irve
Clifrle
Jan,
tt-k.
Ifince
Charle
Itnm
tlnren
lhflntle
Jsn,
13
a.
Prince
Chart
Jtn.
37
-en.
Prince
Chtrle
For
.tU.k
Jtn,
10,
Princes
Mry
Jtn,
34--s,
Prlnresa
Mary
from
Alaska
Jsn,
14
.
Prince
Mary
Jtn,
38-.,
Princess
Msry
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
East
-Monday.
Wednetdt!
Baturdaya
OJU'I
From
East
Tuesdays,
Thuriidr
'1
hiiM.i.,
1301
D.im.n
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in
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