OTTAWA,
Ont,
Feb.
3.
(fey
Cana
clan
Press.)
How
Canada's
aerial
surveys
have
grown
from
50
square
miles
year
to
50.000
square
miles
year
In
the
abort
space
of
five
years,
was
related
at
iht
Dominion
Land
Surveyors
Convention
today
by
W.
A.
Fletcher,
DXjS,
who
presented
the
report
of
the
aerial
Topographic
Surveys
Committee.
"Just
five
years
ago."
he
said,
"one
of
your
members.
A,
M.
Narraway,
now
chief
aerial
surveys
engineer,
photographed
for
experimental
purposes
some
fifty
square
miles
of
unmapped
territory
In
Northern
Saskatchewan.
This,
the
first
flight
of
a
surveyor
over
such
territory,
marks
the
beginning
of
aerial
surveys
In
Canada."
Year
by
year
the
experiments
were
extended
until
during
the
past
year
approxi
mately
50.000
square
miles
were
covered
by
useful
aerial
photographs.
Mr.
Fletcher
characterized
It
as
"a
record
which
demonstrates
clearly
the
adaptability
of
Canada's
surveyor
and
the
Investment
which
this
country
has
In
his
years
of
training
and
experience
In
all
parts
of
the
country
and
on
all
classes
of
surveying
and
mapping."
Tribute
was
paid
to
the
splendid
co-operation
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
It
is
to
the
credit
of
this
force,
Mr.
Fletcher
said,
that
not
a
slnele
casualty
has
occurred
in7
these
five
fears
in
connection
with
the
photographic
operations.
MEASIRINO
ISEFILNESS
The
usefulness
of
aerial
surveys
Is
to
be
measured
In
terms
of
the
utility
of
the
photographs
themselves
nd
of
the
maps
produced
from
them
In
the
development
of
Canada.
That
widely
different
sources
for
photo
graphs
of
the
same
area
and
the
vail
oiis
uses
to
which
they
may
be
put
Aerial
surveys,
Mr.
Fletcher
said,
art
publication
of
the
Red
Lake
map,
within
a
few
months
of
the
first
discovery,
and
of
subsequent
maps
of
ad-Joining
country,
has
opened
up
thou
sands
of
Bquare
miles
to
Intensive
prospecting.
The
prospector
is
enabled
.
to
carefully
and
thoroughly
cover
the
country
rather
than
to
grope
blindly
through
a
maze
of
unknown
waterways.
The
report
of
the
Committee
indicated
Just
how
wide
the
field
for
;
mapping
from
aerial
photographs
has
grown.
It
Is
not
being
confined
tg
mining
districts
but
has
taken
In
many
other
areas,
land
photographs
over
an
area
of
1900
square
miles
north
of
Edmonton,
Alberta,
last
season;
aerial
photographs
were
also
used
In
mapping
the
rough
and
billy
districts
west
square
miles
were
photographed
in
Central
Saskatchewan
to
aid
In
the
production
of
the
BatUeford
sectional
map.
One
of
the
recent
developments
Is
the
use
of
the
aerial
method
for
detailed
mapping
proposed
power
developments.
AKEAH
COVERED
The
committee
reports
that
maps
In
print
so
far
cover
The
Pas,
Manitoba.
mlneraj
area,
the
Red
Lake
district
of
Ontario,
the
Reindeer
Lake
area
of
Saskatchewan
and
the
Mlnaki
tourist
region
lying
partly
in
Ontario
and
partly
In
Manitoba.
Eight
of
these
maps
are
in
the
course
of
preparation.
In
addition
during
the
past
summer
the
Air
Force
were
able
to
make
available
Tor
the
.first
Jlme
plana
and
photographic
equipment
for
use
In
western
Quebec
and
Ahese
planes
were
successful
in
obtaining
detailed
vertical
photographs
of'
some
5650
square
miles
of
territory
In
the
Rouyn
field."
This
represents
the
largest
operation
of
de-tailed
aerial
surveys
ever
undertaken
In
Canada.
CANADIAN
RADIO
FIGURES
GIVEN
Cnii-eMlon
n
Air
Is
Felt
Keenly
In
the
Dominion'
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
3.
It
Is
estimated
that
In
Canada
there
are
about
300.000
rtidloeti
In
the
Dominion
which
would
Indicate,
assuming
that
at
least
three
persons
are
served
by
each
set,
that
be
tween
900,000
and
1,000,000
Canadian
listen
to
radio-cast
programs,
according
to,
a
report
to
the
Department
of
Com
merce
from
Trade
Commissioner
Meekln
at.
Ottawa.
Between
April
1
and
November
30,
1920,
the
radio
branch
of
the
Canadian
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
1st
sued
146.188
licenses
to
owners
of
radio
receiving
aeta.
This
total
represents
an
Increase
of
11,700
In
comparison
with
the
number
of
license
during
the
cor
responding
eight
month
of
1925
when
the
total
was
134,486.
Canadian
manu
facturer
of
radio
apparatus
are
said
to
i.
ii.it
.
ui
ninu()L(iij
oomeswc
consump'
Hurt
of
their
product
of
about
1.000,000
eVs
within
ths
next
few
years.
It
U
said
in
Canada,
however,
that
the
popularity
of
the
radio
will
be
af
fected
adversely
unless
arrangement
can
be
made
to,
prevent
Interference
caused
by
aeveral
station
on
the
same
wave
length.
Eastern
Canada
now
has
only
four
exclusive
wavelengths,
and
western
Canada
only
two.
With
48
radiocasting
ttlonj
In
th
Domlnlou
it
li
appar
ent
that
there
Is
considerable
competition
for
the
few
wavelengths
available.
LACK
SPIRIT
OF
INTERNATIONALISM
MONTREAL.
Feb.
3.
(By
Canadian
Press).
People
who
crlticlzs
the
use
ol
tfxt
books
published
In
foreign
countries
In
Canadian
schools,
lack
something
of
the
spirit
of
Internationalism.
Thto
Is
the
opinion
that
Professor-
Carrie
Derick,
MA.,
of
the
Protestant
Committee
of
the
Council
of
Education
expressed
before
the
Notre
Dame
deCrace
Wcmrn's
Club.
We
should
not
have
text
books
ex
cept
they
are
made
In
Canada,
Is
what
jl
am
told
continually."
stated
Professor
Derick.
"'What
are
you
going
to
da
about
that
history.
The
World's
Pro-
of
the
yard.
The
presentation
waa
made
In
the
general
office
by
.
A.
McMillan,
superintendent
of
the
dry
dock,
who
referred
to
the
popularity
and
efficiency
of
Mr.
White,
voiced
the
general
regret
of
Calgary
and
In
the
vicinity
of
the
lauccess
and
prosperity
In
his
future
un-Turner
Valley
oil
field
In
Alberta;
800
dertaklngs.
Mr.
White
responded
suit-
ably.
WIFE
AND
HUSBAND
BOTH
ILL
WITH
GAS
SO
SHORT
OF
BREATH
SHE
COULD
HARDLY
DO
HER
HOUSEWORK
Mrs.
Nelpon
Moore,
Mil
ford,
OnL,
COMPLIMENT
IS
PAID
BOYS'
BAND
'HlMtMlHTF.lt
!II.U:il
OF
U17XH
OF
LEAVING
DRY
DOCK
"
COME
ONE
BEST
OIKJAMZA-
Pa
Monday
night,
the
eve
of.
(he
Uklng
effect
of
his
resignation
from
the
dry
dock
staff
on
which
he
had
been
accountant
for
several
years,
that
be
was
leaving
and
bespoke
for
him
TJONS
OF
ITS
KIMI
The
following
letter,
paying
high
cam-
Howard
pllment
to
the
proficiency
of
the
local
White
was
the
recipient
of
a
reading
Bsya'
Band,
has
been
received
lately
by
lamp
and
two
easy
chain,
a
presenta-
Thomas
Wilson,
bandmaster,
from
T.
W
tlon
to
mark
the
esteem
In
which
he
C.
Hawkins,
president
of
Olzeh
Temple
was
held
by
the
officials
and
employees
j
Shrine
Band,
Victoria:
It
was
our
pleasure
last
summer
to
hear
your
very
excellent
organization
perform
and
we
were
astounded
at
the
proficiency
which
the
boys
exhibited
In
theln
rendition
of
Jhe
numbers
and
the
program
arranged.
Immediately
upon
our
return
we
Intended
to
write
giving
our
frank
critlcUm
such
as
you
would
a5k
for'
but
pressure
of
affairs
here
caused
the
matter
to
be
pushed
aside.
"In
answer
to
direct
question
our
Ban-Blaster
Miller
made
the
following
comments
on
your
band
and
we
are
pleased
to
transmit
them
to
you:
''For
yea
I
had
gas
on
the
atom-
"Mr.
Miller
says
that
never
in
all
hi
ach
The
first
dose
of
Adlerlka
helped.
experience
has
he
heard
a
boys'
band
I
now
sleep
well
and
all
gas
is
gone.
It
j
ol
the
size
of
your
organization
in
also
helped
my
husband."
(signed)
Mrs.
!
which
every
member
handled
his
instru-
B
Brlnkley.
ONE
spoonful
Adler)ka
re-
ment
so
well
and
where
the
1Mtruments
moves
OAS
and
often
brines
astonish-,
were
elated
so
well
In
tune.
He
pre-
!
Prices
Reduced
The
Famous
MAPLE
LEAF
New
Reduced
Prices
on
all
Ingcrsoll
Watches
Maple
LeaLUy...
..Now.1$
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Leaf
Uadiolite.
.A'ow
2.50
Yankee
Now
2.00
Eclipse.
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,
Nuw
3.25
Eclipse
Radlollte
Now
4.00
Junior,
Now
4.00
Midget
..Now
4.00
MlJuct
RaJlolite
Aow
4.50
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(plain
dial)
Now
4-50
Wr)
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9w$SX0
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:
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fiAO
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Radlollte
AW
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la
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Cm.
Now
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Ia
H-U4
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Cm,
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id,-
j.',.
AERIAL
MAPPING
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
"McM
OYfeT
THINK-IF
N'OO
PT
THAT
VEb
BOYb-l
MAY
H'
N
HOLLAND
-fOO
KR-JICGS-VOO
CO
BY
J
OH-
j
I
SUPPOSE
"OU
WANT
CIT
THE
TRASELIN
MOtT
&E.E
ITALY-VOL)
MAKK'A
Ol
A0rtE'
ME
TO
CALL
ON
fOUR
,
IS
DEVELOPING
0QB
Ab
Afl&A'o'oADOR-VOO
MOT)
MV
COOSIN
.
VI'alT
TO
MT
COOfelN"
LJ
L-
,
.
J
rC
at
'
KIN
"TRAVEL-
EVEFOr
WHERE
I'LL
APPOlNTN(NTl
I
CATAHNA
AM
VHENVOU
OT
TO
for
car
IRELAND
DON'T
FAIL
TO
Him;
j
INLAND
rlTTY
TIIOISAXD
S(JlAKE
MILES
CALL
ON
OANKJY
O
SHEA
THIS
COVEKF.n
LAST
YEAR
X
.
IF
YOU
GlTTOliCTS
ZI
OOR.
OLD
SlDE-lCK
servick
or
cheat
importance
yrmmrfr'
Sweden-ru-
J5t
TTT
TO
me-ow
master
of
the
16th
Canadian
Scottish
'
Regimental
Band,
bandmaster
of
Olzen
Temple
Shrine
Band
and
last
year
was
unanimously
chosen
to
conduct
the
Victoria
Municipal
Concert
Band
and
Is
considered
by
all
aa
being
ihe
out-
writes:
"I
had
heart
and
nerv
landing
conductor
for
this
part
of
the
trouble,
and
became
so
ahort
of
breath
country
hi
comments
should
carry
I
could
hardly
do
my
housework,
and
j
considerable
weight.
'
,
waa
so
nervous
every
little
muud
I
i
"On
behalf
of
the
Glzeh
Temple
heard
felt
like
a
eWk
to
tue.
A
friend
of
mine
recommended
o
hiriily
I
cot
a
box
of.
them
and!
I
thev
did
ma
ftn
mnrh
vnn1
T
irni
plied
to
persons
who
speak
In
this
way!
tnd
now
im
M?
,ik
In
that
If
they
will
prepare
a
history
even
I
&
different
woman."
'be
better
or
oulte
as
good
as
this
American
1
Heart
and
Nerve
Pills
are
50c
a
the
volume,
which
is
not
antl-BrltUh,
I
box
at
all
druraista
or
dealers,
or
aerial
photograph
Is
of
great
value
aa!
would
be
very
glad
to
see
if
it
cant
be
mailed
direct
on
ivift
of
price
bv
a
permanent
record
of
the
terrain
is,
adopted
for
use
In
Canadian
schools.,
.auiourn
limited,
loronto,
emphasized,
Mr.
Fletcher
said,
by
the
'The
Important
thing
Is
this,
should
we
number
of
requests
received
fromielve
our
children
less
than
the
best.
If
the
best
is
not
made
In
Canada?
There
should
be
In
Intellectual
circles,
the
spirit
of
Internationalism."
Intimately
connected
with
the
develop-JnnPP
PUT
A
TlfiKI
MAIiC
TA
ment
of
the
mining
Industry.
Tr
r!U3N
1
U
lUTI
lYlAUt
1U
HOWARD
WHITE
ON
EYE
OnL
annus
nana
i
wun
to
mention
me
ia-vorable
and
enthusiastic
comments
that
feere
made
.by
our
members
about
your
band
and
I
wish
to
express
our
best
wishes
for
your
future
succesa."
MOOSE
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
WITH
PUBLIC
CEREMONY
A
pleasant
evening
was
spent
last
Ight
In
the
Moose
Hall,
the
'occasion
Installed
by
B.
M.
Simpson
for
the
ensuing
year:
Past
Dictator
B.
J.
Bacon.
'Dictator
a
1111s
Royer.
Vice-Director;
Sam
Haudenachlld.
Prelate
J.
Judge.
Secretary
P.
Cameron.
Treasurer
Thor
Johnson.
,
Trustee
Fred
Scadden.
Sergeant-at-Arnu
Alois
Chnesorg.
Inner
Guard
C.
Blggart.
Outer
Guard
Louis
Astoria.
The
evening
was
brightened
with
several
selections
from
a
string
orches-1
tra
competed
of
J.
Bond.
B.
Blackhall.
Len
Bond,
11.
Oatborn
and
H.
Odin,
while
Clifford
Cameron.
W.
Derry.
D.
Rats,
G.
Brochu
and
F.
Cameron
composed
another
orchestra.
SPORT
CHAT
j
x
a
indoor
sport
should
be
very
popular
with
coast
cities.
Inter-clty
matches
also
help
to
foster
that
Interest
whlcn
might
sometimes
lag
If
local
teams
only
were
pitted
against
each
other
for
the
entire
season.
The
All
Stars
had
a
good
practise
on
Tuesday
night
relief
to
the
and
;'a,n,t
Plcke1
tim
nd
win
Em
ing
stomach.
Stops
thatifilcti
that
under
your
guidance
full,
bloated
feeling.'
Bring
out
old,
!
leadership
this
will
become
one
of
the
jmeet
1ctd
team
on
Frid7
night,
waste
matter
you
never
thought
was
In
'premier
boys'
bands
of
this
continent.
TheT
re
I"11
confident
of
their
abll-
your
system.
Adlerlka
Is
wonderful
for'
-In
view
of
the
experience
that
Mr
chronic
constipation.
-
Ormes
Limited.
MUler
has
had
in
conducting
bands
'"'"""
secure
mucn
Druggists:
be
has
been
for
some
years
the
band
information
as
to
the
latter'
strength.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
last
night
It
was
decided.
Jo
play
ad
all
star
Inter
'main
even.,
v)thKrfch4kaQ,
onf
Monday
,
i
night
and,
on
Tuesday,
to
play
an
all-'
The
recent
readjustment
of
players
lu
th
Billiard
League
bid
fair
to
even
up
the
contest
therein,
thus
win-
ulug
a
larger
share
of
public
Interest.
The
loss
of
Pete
O'Donnell
from
the
Orand
Terminal
team,
which
ha
been
so
far
beaten
only
three
time
by
the
St.
Andrtw'
(twice)
and
Gyros
is
ap
parent)
y
going
to
auk
the
player
under
Charlie
Balagno
extend
them
selves
to
retain
first
place
which
they
have
held
sine
tbe
season
opened
while
the
Moose,
having
.acquired
tjeorge
Mciimoyl
a
their
first
player,
may
be
expected,
though
now
In
the
rtllar,
to
make
a
serious
bid
for
supremacy.
Qyro.
St.
Andrew
and
OrvUo,
with
unchanged
line-ups,
alios
hnve
bood
chances.
Ther
Is
plenty
of
time
between
now
and
the
close
of
the
season
on
March
11
for
any
of
the
five
teams,
to
capture
first
place.
The
re-
m&tulns
postioned
game
betwcn
th
Moose
and
Orand
Terminals
will
prob
ably
be
played
tonight
and,
tomorrow
evening,
Oyro
will
meet
In
a
regular
lengu
fixture.
mi
i
titrf
nAMri'LAyi:i.
Charlie
Balagno
gave
Oorge
Mc.
Ilnioyl
a
gfiod
'run
In
another
of
th
W
anted::
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
r.S-tate,
we
are
author)
ted
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
aiul
on
sewer.
Prices
Jow
and
terms
from
11000
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymont.
If
FOR
SALE.
SIX
CARS
TIMOTHY.
'
one
Brome.F.O.B.
Burns
Lake.
B.C.
II.
C.
Shlnn.
Willow
8prlng
Ranch.'
Soulhbank.
Franco!?
Lake.
B.C.
S4
FOR
SALE--PAIR
OF
BLUE
FOXES
Apply
O.
II
Udd.
Seaview
Apartment,
tf
VOll
KENT
FOR
RENT
THIRTY
ROOM
Equipped
hotel.
Ooing
concern.
Writ
Box
34a
Dally
News
Office
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-mnt;
four
rooms
and
bath;
water
paid.
Phone
547.
f
The
forthcoming
series
of
basketball
i
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART-
games
with
Ketchikan
on
Monday
andj
ments.
Apply
Smith
t
Mallett,
I
Ad.
Tuesday
la
tending
to
stimulate
In-:
Telephone
174.
terest
in
the
game
locally.
In
addition
!
'
1
to
the
team
which
will
travel
here
fori""
RENT-PIANOS.
PHONOGRAPHS
the
aerie
of
games.
Ketchikan
has
also!
1
B'n'r
Sewing
Machine.
Walker's
sent
lla
High
School
team
to
Seattle'
Music
Store.
lor
a
series
of
Un
games
In
and
around
!,""'
.
.
n,-.,..,-"-,,
that
cltv.
In
the
absence
of
anv
let
"
"
skating
during
the
winter
months,
this
by
day,
week
or
month.
607.
LOST
Phone
Red
tf
FOR
RENT
MODERN
HOUSE.
FIVG
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tf
LOST.
LADY'S
SILVER
MESH
BAO
containing
turn
of
money.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
New
office.
HOARD
BOARD,
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
I
I'MOOTKIllNn
839
FURNITURE
REPAIRINO;
UPIIOL-
imedlate
game
a
a
preliminary
to
the
"""a
"
.
...
.
..
.
i
recovered
and
made
to
orM
An
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
003.
ur
junior
gme
and
a
game
between
TermJn4li
v,
MoMl,
two
picked
girl.'
teams
before
the'
....
.
.mM
...
,
.
,
...t'
main
event.
After
the
games
on
Monday,
a
dance
w)ll
be
held
In
the
Boston
Hall
to
entertain
the
visitor.
After
the
games
on
Tuesday
will
.be
given
a
supper
along
with
th
Rupert
team
and
members
of
the
association.
Th
Ketchikan
team
will
arrive
on
Monday.
eight
point
In
a
total
score
of
200
to
193.
This
make
the
total
of
the
four
game
played
794
to
838
In
favor
of
the
Moose.
The
fifth
and
final
game
will
be
played
thl
evening
between
Joe
Brown
(Moose)
and
11.
Cor-bett
(Qrsnd
Terminals).
Advertise
In
the
DI1t
New
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tiiritsow.
nititr.Miv
3
High
2:21
ajn.
20.4
ft.
14:14
p.m.
22.8
"
Low
8:13
a.m.
oa
-
20:44
p.m.
1.2
"
ntJIitV,
l
l
llltl
AltV
I
High
3:01
am.
20.0
ft.
14:59
p.m,
22.2
"
Low
8:68
a.m.
tA
"
21:24
p.m.
l.o
A.
IHAICMIV
Seal
Coe.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
16
A3.
Kindling,
per
load
MM
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
18
00
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
Phone
Mark
Ifil
RESTAURANTS
jiooii
mt
cam:
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
fioml
Home
Conked
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
ANOTHER
Hlfi
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
Ton
Utility
Express
Chassl
83SD0
H
Ton
Light
Delivery
ChaU
I
830X10
Touring
and
Roadster
I
81100
Sport
Roadster
I
tao.OQ
Coach
and
Ccupe
I10MXW
Sedan
,.
11133.00
Landau
11185.00
crn
ctKH
on
iim
I
rord
Light
Delivery,
open
body
75
00
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
body
IISOjOO
Ford
Light
Delivery,
starter
equipment
125000
I
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
1
3
00
CO
I
Oldnmobllt
8-paasengrr
Touring.
182J
;
I5O0O0
Term
can
b
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
RAItARE
Dealer
In
faunae,
MrMutMln.
Oakland.
rnllc
OlilMitohllr
and
Chevrnlrt
Car.
Phone
5t
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
Geow,
Paul
or
0ut)
Six
and
Seven
pAwncrr
.Stude-liakern
at
your
dl8poaJ
any
time.
ROSS
HROS.
POOL
ROOM
.Meeker
Hlock.
(Acro8
from
Empresn
Hotel)
IN
PROHATE.
IN
Till:
fttTKF.MR
COI
HT
W
IIHITHII
COI.I.MIIIA
in
tne
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
F-state
of
Andrew
Aim.
oinerwise
known
as
Anders
Aim,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
Ntmr.T.
that
hv
nrA;
f
tfi.
Honor,
Judge
Robertson,
the
10th
day
of
December.
AD.
193d,
I
was
appointed
Admlnlntrator
of
the
eatate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
aa
Anders
Aim,
deceased,
and
all
partle
having
claim
(gainst
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
re-quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
on
or
before
the
I7th
dtr
of
January.
AD.
1827.
nd
all
parties
In.
Uebted
to
the
estste
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
-their
Indebtedness
to
me
lurinwnn.
NOnMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Rupwt.'B.O.
Official
Administrator.
Dated
the
21st
day
of
December,
A
D.
IN
PRORATE
iv
tub
rirniKMinT
orinrrisii
In
the
MatUr
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
,n
M,5.ltJ!r
'
lD
tate
of
CTark
nS
.'I
ueceaaed.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
Honor.
Judge
RoberUon,
the
uth
day
of
1
December,
AD.
1920.
I
was
nnXinti
Administrator
of
the
eu"
oairk
Edward
Bronson,
deceiwrd,
and
all
partle
having
claim
agtlnat
the
aald
mtatV
tra
,
nluKZT',"
t0
me.
pro.:
K.r!r
JrrU,.,d.
10
m
on
or
berorlj
lflth
day
of
January,
A
D.
1027.
and
all
'
purtUn
indebted
to
th.
t.t.t.
In'
(iiiired
to
py
th,
rtnount
of
thetr
ln
dfbtPdnes
to
me
forthwith.
i
IJUUMAN
A.
WAIT,
Official
Admlnlntrator.
n.
m
-
Prlncn
Rupert,
BO,
1920.
T
of
ltawnbr.
AD.
-
U
I
I
M
r.
a.
J
i
li
i
(ik
.
w.'
i
)',,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
test
than
50c
WANTED
With
car,
to
demonstrate
and
aril
the
Thompson
Hydraulleator.
a
hydraulic
shock
absorber
and
anubber
com-1
blned,
for
all
cars.
Splendid
opportunity
for
the
right
man.
Liberal!
commissions.
State
experience.-
Write
Jermaln
and
Phillip.
Limited.
477
Howe
Street.
Vancouver.
BjC.
21:
WANTED.
-
WOMAN
FOR
KITCHEN
belp
by
March
I.
The
Inlander.
tt
SITUATIONS
WANTED
being
the
public
installation
of
the
WOMAN
WANT8
WORK
Of
ANY
KIND
officers
of
.the
Moose
Lodge
for
the
en-
by
the
hour.
Apply
P.O.
"
Box
77.
i
suing
year.
In
addition
to
the
Installs-'
prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Hon.
a
social
time
was
spent
.
followed
I
.
by
dancing.
j
FOR
SALE
The
following
officers
were
AUCTIONEER
WANTEP.
SPECIALTY
SALESMAN
FOUND.
A
WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY!
Why
worry
If
you
break
a
leg
or
arm.
1
of
If
the
face
I
scarred
or
scratched.
I
can
make
them
look
like
new.
With,
a
little
pot
of
glue
and
little
bruali
or
screw
they
will
surely
be
admired
I
With
a
Utile
chamois
leather,
I
will
fix
them
good
for
evert
I
buy,
sell,
or
exchange
anything
of
value.
Sale
conducted
anywhere
in
Prince
Rupert.
Phone'
774.
O.
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
VOOI
Article,
UtiaJ
round,
4
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Ol
T-.HIIVO
lor
the
Fast-
Monday,
Wednesdays
and
US
Te
ancomrr
Tueedaya
,
Tldays
w
Saturdays
,
C.P.R,
Jan
14
28
First,
class
mall
U
alto
.,
Vancouver
on
Mondays.
Vtti:-Saturday
by
CN
R.
tr:rj.
f..
A
..
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wler
oiinoay
...
Wednesdays
;
,
To
It.
Mm
piin
anil
Sm
Riirt
Sunday
.
.
1u
Ali'k
Point
Jtn.
10.
34
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lNeen
Ctiarlotles
wsn.
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n
i
IVCOMIMI
I
rum
I
he
l
aat
Tuesdiy.
Ttiurwlty
and
S.tXio
at
ID;
From
Vaneouer
Sunday
Wednesdays
Frldsy
CPJt..
Jan.
0.
24
tram
Anynt,
Alley
Arm,
Premier
Tuesday
...
Friday
...
I
ft
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1M
U
I
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-
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.
Tuesday
From
AUka
Point
Jan.
14.
28
Frmn
tren
Chariot
le
Jan.
II.
27
imx
cou.r.ciio
11th
Ave.
At
Conrad
6'
2nd
Ave.
ft
2nd
St
3rd
Ate
As
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave
tt
8th
Ht
Sunday
collection
same
as
day
only
IvJ
11
rlHhim
Mb
A
f
tin
A.-
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II
1st
Ave.
ti
8th
8
flth
Ave.
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St
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Ave
At
Thorn
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Bherbrooke
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MnUCMrM'
JILitlUJllll
IHU
iwu""
t'ur
Vsorouief
Tuesday
na.
Cardena
Friday
.
Prince
Rupert
Saturday-
.
Catala
Saturday
-M
Prtnrras
Brstrlrt
Jan.
14-
Princess
Mary
Jan.
2n
a.
Prlmw
Murf
IVnm
1fl
run
r
Sundsv
a
Csrdena
Friday
as,
Cttalt
Saturday
a
Prlnree
B'trW
J.n
la.
am
pirnrru
Mary
'
Jan.
24
Princess
Mrj
For
i..ti
mmnuii
and
Na
H""
Snnilsv
Csrdrn
...
Jn.l
.Sail
8''"'
Tuenlsr
.
Cdrdeiw
wnuii.ai.
Prince
Itupern"
Tbesday
a.
Carden
,
Friday.
Prince
lluprrt
For
IJiiren
Cliirlollrs
.
Jn.
15
m
irrlnce
ChrlM
.
Jan.
29--:
Prince
ChsriM
I'lom
Ojiren
Charlotte
Jn.
IS
-M
Prince
Chrl
Jtn,
27
a.
Prince
Chnrlr
For
Alnka
Jan,
10
m,
Prlncrss
Wrl
,
Jan.
24-.
Prinreas
Msrr
Crura
Alatka
Jan.
14-a.
PrlDcws
Mf
Jan.
28
-as,
Princess
Mrj
CUR.
TRAINS
For
Eaat-Mondsy.
WedB
.
'
C
a.twH
From
Kant
Tuesdays,
IhurM'
Sunday
PAIN
i?
nf
A
nil
ar
.
k
r
(ntnDllff
.
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