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EVENTS
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With
football
on
the-eheU.
and
basketball
In
the
centre
of
the
college
athletics
limelight,
the
track
atars
are
making
ready
to
teJie
en
Increasingly
largo
part
in
the
sports
world,
-both
in
numbers
of
contestants
and
spectators.
Besides
the
dual
meets
aDd
confer
e
nee
championship
in
the
"Big
Ten
end
Missouri
valley,
the
college
stars
have
J
a
'chance
to
test
their
speed
'and
strength
In
half
a
dozen
different,
relay
games
in
the
middle
and
south
west,
The
two
conference
meets
are
closed
to
outside
entries,
but
In
the
Drake
re
Jays
at
Des
Moines,
the
premier
track
and
field
meet
of
the
West,
more
than
2,500
participants
are
expected
to
compete
representing
nearly
one
hundred
universities
and
colleges
and
more
than
hundred
prep
and
high
schools.
The
future
Olympic
stars
open
their
season
indoors
at
the
Illinois
relays
at
Urbana,
February
26.
A
month
later
they
have
their
first
outdoor
opportunity
at
the
Texas
relays
at
Austin,
April
2.
Ohio
State
University
and
University
of
Kansas
hold
their
relay
games
on
the
same
dates,
April
22-23.
In
the
four
years
the
Kansas
meets
have
been
held.
they
have
never
had
bad
weather,
and
last
i
year
they
had
more
than
400
entries
from
forty
colleges
and
universities,
besides
the
intersehclastle
events.
MAXV
STATKS
AT
DIUKK
Next
on
the
spring
program
comes
the
Drake
relays.
The
meet
this
year
is
set
for
April
23-30
and
nearly
every
state
In
the
west
will
be
represented.
The
National
Collegiate
meet
at
Chicago,
June
II,
for
event
winners
only,
ctowns
the
track
season.
With
the
backing
of
most
of
the
leading
schools
in
the
country,
the
N.CAA
winners
may
lay
claim
to
being
American
champions,
At
the
meeting
of
Missouri
Valley
coaches
at
Des
Moines,
the
track
squad
mentors
said
they
saw
no
foreign
star
In
sight
who
might
enter
their
spring
programs.
J.
HAMILTON
WINS
FINAL
C.U'TTKEN
(SOU)
MKKAI.
PITT
I
P
BY
r.ES
mci.f
roit
city
iiiumm
HANDICAP
TOl'KV.iMCNT
Jimmle
Hamilton
defeated
J.
Corbett
by
a
score
of
300
to
261
last
night
In
the
final
of
the
city
billiard
handicap
tournament
which
has
been
in
progress
for
some
time,
thus
winning
the
gold
medal
that
was
put
up
by
Ben
Self
for.
the
competition.
There
were
thirty-four
entrants
In
the
series
which
has
heen
in
progress
for
the
couple
of
weeks
or
longer.
W
M
!
SPORT
THAT
-
-
W--X
a
i
Ten
players
will
compose
the
Victoria
Hockey
Club
which
leaves
Tor
Europe
on
January
22
on
a
missionary
hockey
tour
to
assist
in
establishing
the
game
there,
at
the
Invitation
and
expense'
of
the
dally
newspaper,
Svenska
Dagbladet.
The
team
will
be
abroad
about
six
weeks.
They
will
play
In
8weden,
Switzerland,
France
and
Already
In
the
north,
more
particularly
at
The
Pas,
with
the
mercury
twenty
degrees
below
zero,
they
are
making
preliminary
surveys
for
the
running
of
the
great
northland
dog
derby,
some
of
the
trainers
have
already
arrived
and
Harry
Olensky,
with
hfs
team
of
seven
wolfhound
huskies,'
Is
the
one
most
In
the
public
eye
Just
now.
The
race
does
not
take
place
till
the
last
of
the
month.
It
is
announced
that
amongst
the
entries
will
be
one
from
Leonard
Sappclla,
the
noted
Alaskan
driver.
Leo
Ooddard.
Emlle
St.
Ooddard,
Earl
Bridges,
Donat
Beland,
Red
Welsh,
Ross
Mexley
and
others
have
expressed
their
intention
of
taking
part.
Jack
Delaney,
taking
a
leaf
out
of
Bob
Fttzelmmons'
'book,
la
going
after
the
"heavies"
and
It
looks
as
If
he
would
not
be
obliged
to
worry
very
much
over
being
able
to
give
and
take
In
their
class,
and
prove
himself
fit
to
take
a
chance
at
the
heavyweight
crown
within
a
few
months.
He
took
part
recently
in
a
Christmas
fund
box
mg
snow
in
jersey
city
and
met
a
heavy
called
Bud
Oorman
of
Wisconsin
to
whom
he
had
to
give
away
25
pounds.
In
the
first
round
he
just
held
his
own,
and
In
the
beginning
nf
the
second
he
received
some
bruises
about
the
nose,
but
by
that
time
he
had
felt
put
his
opponent
and
started
tfl
.
smash
him.
First
a
iiard
blow
to
the
point
of
the
hln
downed
Oorman
for
the
count
of
eight.
Next
he
hit
him
on
the
side
of
the
Jaw.
and
sent
him
down
again
for
the
count
of
five
-and
although,
Oorman
came
back
grog-glly
each
time,
he
was
In
such
a
mussed
up
mental
and
bloody
bodily
state
that
the
referee
as
well
as
the
spectator
realized
that
he
was
a
beaten
man
and
the
bout
wii
stopped,
giving
Delaney
the
bout
on
a
technical
knockout.
Drlaney'a
victory
la
generally
considered
to
have
been
an
impressive
one
and
the
accuracy
of
his
aim,
and
the
powerful
driving
force
behind
hU
blows,
-t
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
CiET
CP
ANO
OUT
I
FATHER-
DCfT
YOU
THIN
TIME
FOR
UNCLE
JOHN
TO
gained
a
large
amount
of
favorable
comment,
and
a
prediction
that
th.?
Canadian
Dorn
boxer
will
In
the
not
'
far
distant
future
capture
the
world's
!
championship
in
the
heavyweight
class,
j
TERRACE
Mrs.
Wm.
Vanderlip,
Jr..
is
relieving
at
the
public
school
here
durtng
the
illness
of
Miss
N.
Mallott
who,
on
ac
count
of
Illness,
was
unable
to
return
from
the
south
with
the
other
teachers.
John
WUUxuui
of
Usk
was
in
town
an
Tuesday.
Mrs.
H.
H.
Hallowell
returned
ca
Wednesday
from
a
short
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Lawrence
Grelg
is
now
able
to
be
about
again
with
the
aid
of
a
crutch
j
after
having
been
confined
to
the
hospital
and
his
home
for
several
weeks
with
a
sore
foot,
which
he
accldently
shot
with
a
gun.
Mrs.
J.
Thomasson
of
Remo
was
In
town
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
llagan
of
Vanarsdol
was
a
busi
ness
visitor
here
on
Tuesday.
Constable
and
Mrs,
S.
Service
have
moved
into
the
house
on
Park
Hill
recently
vacated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost.
The
WA
of
the
Anglican
church
ill
hold
Its
first
meeting
of
the
new
year
at
the
hce
of
Sirs,
w.
H.
Miss
Clara
Little
had
the
misfortune
to
fall
while
gettlflg
"off
a
truck
on
Wednesday
and
Injured
her
knees
so
li
having
a
few
extra
holidays.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Candidates
In
the
civic
election
here
next
Thursday
will
be:
for
mayor.
Mayor
F.
D.
Taylor
and
Aid.
A.
M.
Patterson;
for
aldermen
(six
seats)
Aid.
Moffatt.
Aid.
Orimth,
Aid.
Ople.
Aid.
Fraser.
Paul
Wieland,
C.
C.
Reed,
George
Kennedy,
Nicholas
Mrdaij
and
W.
H.
Crocker;
for
school
trustee
(three
seats)
Trustee
J.
O.
Qutnn,
Helen
MacLeod,
3.
B.
Lambert.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Rogers
and
F.
C.
Saunders;
for
police
commission
Oeorge
Porter.
That
of
the
mayor
Is
the
only
office
that
carries
salary
and
It
is
but
nominal.
The
city
of
Prince
George
made
a
better
financial
showing
In
1926
than
LJfho
cloesritMc
Chocolate
Gake
Kirs
HET
A
PINE
f
JOTHER-
IN-LAW-
I'LL.
CIT
1
HIM
HIM
OOT'
OOT'
c
'
Lucky
Number!
DX-221
is
your
lucky
ber
when
it's
on
a
radio
tube
and
in
your
radio
set.
Fits
any
6
volt
standard
base
and
really
gets
DX.
$2.75
mil
Association
has
gone
on
record
as
being
in
favor
of
the
continuance
of
the
present
system
of
the
policing
of
the
city
by
the
provincial
police.
J.
B.
Lambert
Is
In
Edmonton
on
business
and
will
be
away
for
a
week
or
more.
Frank
J.
Claxton
of
this
city
received
an
invitation
to
attend
at
Calgary,
Alberta,
the
annual
roll
call
and
banquet
of
Alberta
Lodge
No.
1,
I.OO.F,
of
which
he
Is
the
only
surviving
charter
member.
J.
M.
McLean
Is
moving
his
law
office
from
Third
Avenue
to
the
Second
floor
of
the
Watson
building
on
Oeorge
Street.
Providing
a
great
convenience
for
the
residents
of
the
towns
between
the
two
places,
the
Canadian
National
Railway
has
added
a
passenger
coach
to
the
way
freight
train
which
leaves
Prince
In
any
year
since
Incorporation.
There
!
Oeorge
westoound
Tuesday
evenings
will
be
a
surplus
of
120.000
on
the
year's
operations.
At
the
city
council's
last
meeting
of
the
year
reverted
lots
to
the
value
of
Sl.837.70
were
sold.
The'
Prince
Oeorge
Property
Owners
Legion.
and
Bmlthers,
eastbound,
on
Saturday.
There
was
a
large
attendance
a;
a
masquerade
ball
that
was
given
on
New
Year's
Eve
by
the
Canadian
J7
Highest
Awards
in
liurope
and
America
THE
BEST
RESULTS
ARB
OBTAINED
BY
USINO
Baker's
Chocolate
(
Dluej
Wrapper
YelW
Label)
irTmalQng
Caes,
Pies,
Pudding,
Frojtmg
Ice
Cream,
Sauces,
Ihidgcs,
Hot
and
Cold
Drins
For
more
than
145
years
this
chocolate
has
been
the
standard
for
purity,
delicacy
of
flavor
and
uniform
quality
v
Tl
trde
mirk,
"
La
telle
Cbocolitiere,"
on
every
genuine
racWfie
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
Lsubliihed
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
Booklet
of
Choice
Keciptt
tent
ret
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YOU
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YOUR
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Inc.
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f
Victor
Northern
Elect
rlo
AkK
SM1THERS
The
seed
cleaning
plant
here
is
now
approaching
the
close
of
a
very
active
season.
It
has
been
running
a
double
shift
for
some
time.
On
the
night
of
January
22
the
Re-bekahs
and
Oddfellows
of
Bmltherswill
hold
a'
dance
to
celebrate
the
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
the
great
Scottish
bard,
Robert
Burns.
The
provincial
police
has
commenced
the
enforcement
of
highway
regular
tlons
which
require
all
horse
dno
'
velticles
to
display
a
light
on
the
left
side
after
sundown,
j
Alex
Chlsholm
has
received
assay
re
I
turns
showing
the
following
values
at
the
fifty-foot
level
on
his
Big
Four
nlnlng
property
at
the
head
of
the
Telkwa
River:
gold.
.1;
silver.
3.7;
lead.
47.5.
-
W.
II.
North,
who
will
manage
opera,
tlons
at
the
Richfield
mine
at
Topic
y
for
the
Standard
Stiver-Lead
Oo.
of
Spokane,
arrived
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
has
already
bad
a
oom-pressor
plant
Installed
at
the
properly.
The
Initial
crew
will
consist
of
from
eight
to
ten
men.
There
was
a
representation
from
all
over
the
district
in
the
huge
crowd
that
attended
the
dance
given
on
New
Year's
Eve
by
the
Athletic
Cru!
Tfc-sSzl?
fca.
both
enthusIssUc
and
Commencing
next
Sunday.
Rev.
Oeorge
.Turpln
will
preach
a
aeries
ol
sermons
In
the
local
United
Church
on
the
Life
of
Jesus
of
Nazareth.
The
sum
of
1142.85
has
been
turned
cer
to
the
Bmlthers
Hospital
as
a
result
of
a
concert
recently
arranged
by
the
members
of
Oray's
orchestra.
The
new
garage
building
built
by
O'Neill
and
Wall
will
bt
ready
for
oc
cupation
in
a
few
days.
The
front
office
is
being
attractively
finished
wltli
plaster
board.
Accident
and
sickness
has
been
visiting
the
staff
of
the
government
offices
lately.
J.
E.
Ktrby,
mining
recorder,
has
been
under
the
weather;
A.
E.
Campbell,
accountant,
has
one
hand
la
sling
with
neuritis,
and
S.
II.
Hosklna,
government
sgent,
is
in
hosptUI
with
a
broken
collar
bone.
W.
H.
L.
Norrls
also
of
the
government
agent'
staff,
is
south
on
holidays.
In
order
to
draw
tourists
to
the
dis
trict
between.
Endako
and
Hazel
tan,
the
Bmlthers
Automobile
Club
proposes
the
publication
of
an
attractive
booklet.
S.
A.
Eby,
who
has
conducted
a
general
store
here
for
the
past
ten
years,
announces
thst,
he
wUl
retirf
from
business.
.
Light
rilhi
,
which
lasted
for
several
days
resulted
In
all
the
"now
disappearing
frpaij'the,
roadj
aiidJjtreets
at
the
first
of'
'this
'week.
H.
M.
Matthews,
manager
of
the
Sargent
store
here,
left
this
week
to
visit
with
his
wife
and
Recently
born
son
at
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island.
Frank
Doble
returned
at
the
end
of
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Eastern
Canada.
He
spent
the
holidays
with
relatives,
friends
and
T.
A.
McMartln
,at
St.
Eustache,
Quebec.
After
having
spent
several
months
visiting
here
with
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
dray,
Alex
Oray
left
this
week
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
resume
his
old
position
as
pianist
In
the
Regent
Theatre.
The
nursing
staff
of
the
Bmlthers
hospital
entertained
about
fifty
guests
at
a
dancing
party
on
New
Year's
night.
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
HUNCH
IllTrllT.
.
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Lieut.
R.
P.
Ponder,
commanding
Orders
for
January,
1027.
Drills.-
Mondays,
8-9
p.m,
gunnery
and
ammunition.
Thursdays,
8-0
p.mj,
seamanship
and
drills.
Recruits
will
be
attested
any
drill
night.
Inspection.
All
ratings
must
attend
lluipccjjon
o
Thursday,
January
20,
by
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day.
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SALB
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SAIX-M.M0.00
on
terms
buys
good
general
store-
bueineM.
build-tag
aad
groundon
C.
N.
Railway.
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location
in
earning
district.
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at
oast.
To
responsible
party
.
wHl
caostder
teasing.
Wm.
D.
Lukene,
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Palling,
BC
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LOJfO
RANOE
SUPERHETERODYNE
receiver,
fully
equipped
and
la
perfect
order,
for
eele
at
tecrlfke.
Reason
for
selling,
owner
out
of
town.
See
it
at
Parkin-Went
Eteetrie.
!1
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-Ute.
we
are
aatherlM-d
to
sell
several
Iota,
some
oornere.
harbor
view,
aid
oa
sewer.
PrKea
low
and
terms
Irora
11000
monthly.
Enquire
T,
McC;sso5,
tl
OR
SALE.
THREE
ROOM
HOUSE
with
fine
harbor
view.
Built
1923.
1.00000
on
terms.
This
I
snap
at
the
price.
Theo.
Ootlart.
Ltd
tf
FOR
SALE.
.FOUR
IR18H
SETTER
pups,
three
months
old.
(thoroughbred)
12400
each
to
dear.
Phone
Green
sag.
VIEWI
LOT
AND
SMALL
BUILDINO:
Oraham
Aeenur.
low
price:
easy
FOR
9ALE.-Apply
O
menu.
O.
C.
Walker.
Second
Avenue.
PAIR
OF
BLUE
FOXES.
II.
Udd.
Beaview
fjOR
SALE.
CHILD'S
COT;
EXCEL-
lent
condition.
Phone
Bit
719.
S
HOUSEHOIO
FURNITURE
FOR
'.SALE.
Phone
Blue
139.
5
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP-ped
hotel.
Oolng
concern.
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342
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last
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please
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please
you.
please
tell
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me
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or
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value.
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Auctioneer:
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Mixed
Wood
I)
Socks
per
load
10
no.
Kindling,
per
load
tO&O
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Furnace
Wood,
per
load
0.00
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appointment
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kith
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Third
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Next
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W.
V.
A.
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Home
('ooanl
Meal.
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700
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CIIKVKOI.irr
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Utility
Express
Chassis
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Ten
Light
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Chaseis
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and
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equipment
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1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
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1
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g-paaoenger
Tour
ing.
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1900
00
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Cl"
b
arranged
on
both
new
and
ied
cars
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIKN
GARAGE
Dealers
In
failllar.
MrLaurhlln,
Oakland,
yPnntUe
Oldniblle
and
Chevrolet
Cars.
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At
TAXI
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7
TVul
(Call
Georifc,
Taul
or
Gunt)
Six
ami
Seven
I'anvciiKcr
Stiide
bakers
at
your
(lispoaitl
any
time,
ItOSS
HKOS.
POOL
ItOOM
Meeker
Ulock.
(Acro.M
from
Emnrens
IIoteH
TIMHEIt
SALE
X8G07
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
ujirict
rorester
not
later
than
noon
on
the
loth
day
of
January,
1927,
for
the
purchase
ol
Licence
XM07.
Iiurke
Chan
nel,
Restoration
uar.
vn.
a.
to
cut
1.000.000
(ret
board
measure
of
Spruce,
cedar
ana
lltmiock
sawiog.
Two
2
years
will
be
allowed
tor
re
moval
oi
umwr
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
rater.
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester,
prince
Rupert,
P.p.
TIMHKIt
SALE
X8.17I
Scaled
Tendera
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forrstrr
not
Ister
than
noon
on
the
31st
day
of
December,
182a,
for
the
iiurcnwe
oi
i.icen
ak.171.
Yskoun
Day,
Massett
iniet,
q.c.i.,
to
cut
400,iio
feet
ion,
R.O.N.V.R..
at
7J0
p.m.
aharp
i,,r?
"jeMure
of
Bj.rure.
Cedar
and
nre.,
be
No.
1
Rig.
Jersey
mustl
ne
,i,
,?
wl
t0WM,
for
;
be
wom.
moval
of
timber.
Annua,
training
No.
8
pertoatMI
I
rttata5JSV
ratings
who
have
-not
yet
attended
the
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
forester,
R.C.N.
barracks
at
Ehqulmalt
during
I
1920
ahould
go
this
period.
Names
are
I
truiiim
N.MIihlt
SAI.h
u
ri793.
to
be
given
Into
the
O.P.O.
Inst.
by
Tendersw"m
be
received
by
the
17th
Intt.
Draft
will
sail
on
the
the
District
Forenter
not
later
than
noon
morning
of
the
21st.
Final
Instructions
'
SnPiUl.2r?,d,JL
of
JftJi'Jri'
"".for
the
will
,in
t,.
be
given
nn
on
,h
the
of
,.
J
purchase
of
Licence
X57B1.
covering
two
evening
Jan
uary
20,
Appointment.
H.
II.
Ryail.
Esq..
late
Royal
Canadian
Naval
College
to
be
paymaster.
W.
HUME,
1st
Lieut
Advertise
in
the
Dnily
News.
The
Baby's
Cold
Cntlnul
"iotlnt"
wtih
lnterl
nlcln
outfit
stlUtielmls
1
lornichi,
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tltrnsllf
wllh
Vltk.
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1
11b
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eo,
mens
W
VapoRuq
areas
in
Ooat
Harbor.
Oil
4
in
rut
7H2.000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Hemlock.
Cedar
and
Ualsam
aawioes.
One
(1)
year
win
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
th
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
or
th
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
no,
VUl.V
TIMIIUU
SALE
X8f
10.
oB.7Jt.d
T.fntlr,
marked,
"Tender
on
X8440"
will
be
received
by
the
Honourable,
the
Minister
of
Undi,
at
Victoria,
nc..
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4th
day
of
January.
1927,
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X8440.
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Oraham
Islsnd,
Queen
Chsrlotte
bland
District
Thirty
years
will
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
the
timber.
All
tenders
must
comply
wllh
Section
IB
of
th
"Forest
Act."
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Further
particular
may
be
hail
from
ths
Chlst
Forester,
Victoria,
110.
"That
job
cwj
lasted
ran
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2nd
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trd
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ft
Fulton
Bt
3rd
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ft
Oth
Bt
Sunday
coilevt::n
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as
PU
day
only.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMEK
l'r
Vsnrotner
Tuedy-
.
Card-tie
Friday
es.
Pr(nc
Rupert
Saturday
Calais
Mturday
m
Prince
Ileatrtce
Jan.
14
-a
Princess
Mi
'
Jan.
-.'
Princnei
Mary
Itnni
Vrirniter-SundsyM.
Csrdena
Wednesday
M
Pr
Itnprrt
Friday
a.
Catala
Saturday
m
prince
Heat
:
Jan.
10
-j.
Plrncess
Msrv
Jan
24
m
Princes
Mait
1
wr
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Prince
Rupert
1
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Mruri,
Anjnx
ami
Alire
Tuesday
s,
Cardrna
Friday
as.
Prince
Rupert
I'nr
(uren
l'i..irllle
Jan.
IS
Prince
Charles
Jan.
20-
-
,
Prince
Charle
I
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ijmvn
riisrliille
Jan.
13
.
Prince
CharlM
Jan.
27--s
Prince
Charle
1'iir
Alakn
Jan.
10
s.
Princess
Mary
Jsn.
24
j.
princes
Mary
I'rmn
Al.nkn
Jan.
14--.
Princess
Mary
'
Jan.
58--.
Prlnrru
Mary
C.N.R.
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