PAGE
F6tm
BRITISH
PEER'S
CHINESE
WIFE
1101
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nt
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wimimhi.
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ONK
THII
i'iliuur.x
wiMeo.
est,
rsb.
u-bu
bt
dr
mont'
Interesting
households
In
the
Bol
der
Cltte
U
that
ot
Frederick
Preston
Smith,
The
latter
Mimed
in
Ctbtoh,
China,
the
daughter
of
Wurt
Yu
Cheung,
Chinese
Judge.
They
were
married
by
Sir
James
Jameson,
British
consul
general
Tor
Canton.
Mis
Cheung
wat
clever
young
woman,
baring
been
gtreh
an
extraordinarily
good
education
both
In
English
and
Chinese.
She
studied
tor
several
year
in
a
Raman
Catholic
academy,
where
ahe
became
acquainted
with
Occidental
literature
and
philosophy.
6he
did
not
embrace
the
Roman
Catholic
faith,
'
however,
having
become!
a
PresbyteHan.
Later
she.
studied
(or
three
year
In
Chinese
dental
college.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Smith
brought
with
them
to
Canada
their
two
children,
a
boy
and
a
girt.
They
kit
fine-looking,
combining
In
their
feature
both
the
Celestial
and
the
Anglo-6xon
characteristic.
Although
Mr,
and.
Mr.
Smith
apeak
several
dialect.
of
Chinese
the
children
do
hot
understand,
a
word
of
It.
for
English
U
the
language
of
the
home
In
which
they
have
lived
two
year.
Mrs.
Smith
keeps
In
close"
touch
with
development
in
her
homeland.
Her
LONDON
ARE
RICKETTY
dock,
deaconess,
spoke
on
"C.OJ.T.
In
Relation
to
the
Home
"
Mlu
Kathle
Ir
vine
aang
a
solo
and
the
girls'
choir
rendered
choruses.
FISRERMAN
WEDDED
SATURDAY
EVENING
Dlnf
KUg
of
Kom-
Spit
Takes
HM
Itagnhlld
I'rilrrM-ii
a
Hit
llrlrlr.
Rev.
T.
II.
Klntle
nmUlliig
Olof
Bkog.
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
halibut
schooner
Rose
Spit,
who
has
Just
returned
from
a
trip
to
Norway,
Was
married
to
Mls
Regnhlld
Pedersen
at
a
quiet
ceremony
Saturday
evening
In
Bt.
Paul'
Lutheran
Church
Parson'
age.
Rev.
T.
D.
Rlnde
officiating.
The
attendant
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mur
void.
After
the
service,
there
were
suitable
festivities
in
the
Boston
Hsll.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Skog
-will
take
up
residence
bn
Seventh
Avenue
East.
HAIRDRESSERS
HAD
COMPETITION
IN
VANCOUVER
LATEL
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
14.
(By
Canadian
Press
),Flv
hundred
women
attended
the
B.C.
Hairdressers'
Associations'
first
contest,
In
which
thirty-two
hairdresser,
representing
all
fcectlont
ot
B.C.,
com
peted
at
marcel
waving
on
live
models
tor
the
M.
Ilrnrl
trophy.
The
purpoxe
of
the
competition
Is
to
stimulate
greater
skill
among
operators
and
.closer
orgtnlzatlon
ot
thop
.
owner.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
l
JOST
EXPLAIN
VOUR
CASE-,
I'LL.
US
GLACT.
TO
OE
"OUR
-l
LAWYER!
The
first
prize
w
won
by
Ulsa
Louise'
ttazeldlne.
W.
Chapman
returned
on
Thursday
Winnipeg
where
he
represented
ifrom
the
local
association
at
the
Dominion,
remaining
visit.
TERRACE
Mr.
C.
W.
Swanson.
who
baa
been
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
aUter.
iln.
Fted
'Nash,
left
for
her
home
In
Bute-
'
convention
of
the
Canadian
Lesion.
uncle.
Kail
Tl,
U
principal
of
the
Can-1
lira.
Chapman
and
aon.
Norman,
are
I
ton
law
school,
and
is
one
of
those
who
I
-In
the
know."
In
addition
both
be
and
her
husband
reid
Iduf
Chines
dally
newspapera,
aent
to
them
regularly.
It
to
the
belief
of
this
couple
that
war
between
Britain
and
China
U
unlikely.
MOST-
OFTHEBABDaS
IN
dale
on
Thursday.
In
the
east
for
a
longer
tt.
E.
Allen,
district
forester,
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Friday.
Oordon
tittle
Is
now
the
proud
possessor
of
a
Shetland
pony
whlcb
arrived
on
Thursday
from
Prince
Rupert,
together
with
cart,
harness,
saddle
and
1
outfit
all
complete.
Startling
Statement
Made
by
Chief
of:
B.
T.
Brooks
left
on
Sunday
for
dominion
Child
Welfare
Hurra
9
i
Prince
Rupert
where
he
will
be
em-In
Ontario
J
ployed
wtth
the
C.N.R.
for
a
shrot
'
Jtlait,
krs.
Brook,
who
Is
In
the
hos-
LONDON,
Ont..
Ftb.
II.
(By
Caha.'pUl
there
1
progressing
favorably
and
dlan
Press.)
-Ninety
per
cent
of
the
m
now
soot)
be
convalescent,
bablea
of
London
have
rickets."
was
the
startling
statement
of
br.
Helen
Use-Uurchy,
of
Otuwa.
chief
of
the
division
of
child
welfare
work
for
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
when
the
addressed
the
members,
doctors,
nurses
and
representatives
of
child
welfare
work.
"Slxty-three
out
of
every
one
thou
sand
babies
born
In
London
bave
died.
but
bt
all
In
charge
of
Welfare
Association,
not
one
have
died,"
was
the
splendid
report
given
by
the
speaker.
Most,
babies
have
died
In
their
first
month,
U.
was
shown,
and
a
very
small
A.
Doodenough
ofiSmithers
was
In
town
on
Thursday
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
t,
Monsell.
Rev.
J.
h".
Young
of
Harelton
home
on
Saturday.
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Parent
Teachers'
Association
was
held
la
the
school
bouse
on
Thursdsy
evening
lsst.
Routine
business
was
conducted
Hind
the
special
book
committee
reported
that
the
maximum
grtat
made
by
the
percentage
In
the
remaining
11
months.!
government
In
any
one
year
haaa-
One
of
the
question
discussed
at
the,
ready
been
used
up
and.
in
orde?
lo
nrst
medical
conference
was
the
caune
,
take
advantage
of
receiving
the
grnt
of
maternal
fatality,
owing'
In
a
great
j
for
the
new
aupply.
It
would
be
degree,
to
the
fact
that
the
doctor
had
!
necessary
to
wait
Until
after
June
SO.
not
been
called
In
time.
If
a
welfare
I
to
send
In
the
order.
Thls.lt
was
dec!
nurse
had
been
in
attendance
In
thejded
to
do.
Miss
Peters.
waa
to
hate
home
previously,
no
fatality
would
bave
'
given
a
talk
on
"The
First
Six
Months
occurred,
was
Doctor
MacMurcby's
opinion.
The
care
of
the
mother-
to-be
and
the
child
from
three
to
six
months
of
age,
was
an
Important
factor
In
the
future
health
of
the
child
and
to
do
this
was
the
work
of
the
welfare
nurse.
GIRLS
IN
CHARGE
OF
LAST
NIGHT'S
CHURCH
SERVICE
The
Canadian
Girts
In
Training
were
In
charge
of
a
successful
service
whlcb
was
held
last
night
In
the
First
United
Church.
There
was
a
large
congregation
which
adequately
expressed
Its
appreciation
of
the
girts"
fine
work.
Mib
Kathle
Irvine.
president
of
the
group,
was
In
the
chair
and
the
scripture
Irsaod
,'was
read
by.
Miss
Ella
'steen
There
were
papers
by
Mis
Nell
In
our-
vlch
on
"What
C.OJ.T.
mean
to
thi
Individual
Olrt,"
and
by
Mlsa
Phyllis
Harvey
on
"The
Achievements
ottCXM.T.
In
British
Columbia."
Miss
Isabel;Haf
of
the
Wsr
n
Belgium
but
owing
to
the
very
small
crowd
present
It
was
decided
to
postpone
It
tor
a
month.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
of
the
meeting.
HAZELTON
Fire
destroyed
the
cabin
of
L.
Han
ton
and
all
It
contents
last
Mondsy
night.
The
old
man
was
in
bed
and
as
.fortunate
to
escape
with
his
life
The
Ladles'
Aid
Society
of
New
Hazel
ton
ha
undertaken
to
re-decorate
the
Interior
of
the
church.
The
work
Is
now
proceeding.
The
Omiheca
Herald's
article
last
week-end
in
the
aeries
detllng
with
successful
farmers
of
the
Central
In
Urlcr
told
of-
the
success
of
William
WELL-1
TOLD
A-
MR-INCOOO
ABOOTA
JOB
AS
TRAVEL!
H
AMBASSADOR
I
WANTED
AM'ASKEO
Him
TO
5
PEAK
TO
THE
PRES1DE.NT-
Purity
Guarded
With
Care
n
proceedT
"S.
fig
it
1
JWtTf
Down
to
the
last
detail
the
purity
of
Pacific
Milk
is
guarded
with
thorough
care.
The
packing
plants
are
adjacent
to
the
herds
and
every
morning,
pure
and
fresh,
the
milk
is
delivered
for
evaporation.
The
growing
demand
is
evidence
from
our
patrons
that
this
excellent
milk
goes
out
in
perfect
condition.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
OffW.
Vancouver,
factories
at
l-adner
and
Abbotford.
Clarke
of
South
Bulkley
as
a
beef
man.
There
was
also
an
article
dealing
with
the
achievementa
of
C
H.
Thomas
of
Terrace
In
raising
small
trulL
Mrs.
S.
J.
Wlnsby
and
Mr.
fVewlek
were
hostesses
to
the
Bridge
Club
last
week.
Advertise
In
the.
CKllv
New
John
Frlli
Word
hsa
bien
received
here
that
'ete
nooe.er-jTinderwtnt
a
successful
pe?aTa?'fer
appendlcltla
In
an
Ed-
Jiontont(hoepitat
John
MrDonald
of
Vancouver
rarest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Hunt.
IIOTI.L
XltltlV.tl.s
Is
the
Prlnre
Rupert
'W'h.
Fogg.
R.
White.
W.
E.
Draney.
it:
LaxeP
and
J.
B.
Moloney,
Vancouver:
C.
I.
Cook'.
-Anyox:
A.
D.
Balllle
and
7ohn
Llndis1
city:
D.
Taylor.
Digby
Island:
R.
R.
Niche
and
W.
McLarhon.
Winnipeg;
Mr.
and
Uri.
R.
w.
Sin
clair.
Inverness;
A.
Watt,
CNit
Oeorge
McAfee.
Georgetown;
W.
8.
Henry.
J.
E.
Smith.
H.
a.
Smith,
Emlthers:.A.
8.
Hlrane.
F.
W.
McKlnnon,
Byron
Wolfe.
W.
J.
Wakeman.
C.
U
Blondlng,
J.
A.
Dockery.
P.
W.
Frost
and
Levi
F.
Wing.
Portland,
Oregon;
T.
E.
Brooks,
Terrace.
Satoy
Krlstbter
Bjerken.
Msrtln
Berg,
Christ
Berg.
Jean
Blleau
and
M.
Menulrtt.
city:
J.
Smith,
Ctk:
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Storsclhand,
Saskatoon:
Margaret
Paz-wit
and
Son.
Vancouver.
Central
D.
McKenzle.
ifayo:
W.
Hearn.
Mas-sett:
E.
Wynne
and
W.
Morrison,
Quick:
C.
J.
Barker.
Calgary:
Hugh
Boswell,
Smither.
i
JDeina
absollitelu
sure
on
the
Subject
Quality
THE
HIGH
QUALITY
OF
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
is
?sdt
aH
Accident
It
It
tLe
result
of
1
judiciou
selection
and
Ucndin
of
cocoa
beans,
of
which
there
are
more
than
thirty
ptdes;
of
most
careful
roasting,
t
very
delicate
operation;
and
its
further
prtpurstion
by
the
best
mechanical
praessti
(no
dmnlcals)
which
preserve
the
delicioui
natural
flavot
and
aroma
and
attractive
color
of
the
btant.
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
.L.Usl.d
1780
DORCHESTER
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Monti-til
Booklet
of
Choice
Recipe
1
irnt
free
,
WELL-AFTER
I
MAD
EXPLAINED
THE
DETAILS
AILS
AS
1
UASE
TO
TOO
.
iNSTEAO
OFHELPIM
ME-HE
DOOOLE-C
ROSSES
ME
SN'
APPLIES
TO
THC
f
pntiOENT
himself'
J
r
7
T
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r'
r
v
V3t
M
,
v
SPORT
CHAT
Sport
events
scheduled
for
the
week
are
as
follows:
Monday
Crtbbage:
Cold
Storage
vs.
Knights
ot
Columbus:
Moose
vs.
St.
Andrew's;
C.
N.
Mechanic
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel;
C.
N.
Operating
vs.
Dry
Dock:
Bon
of
Canada
vs.
Orange
Lodge;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Orotto.
Tuesday-
Billiards:
Orotto
v.
Moose.
Basketball:
Junior
League.
8tars
vs.
Colt;
Marie
Leaf
vs.
Tuxli:
Intermediate
League:
Terminal
v.
Orotto;
Senior
League:
Native
sons
vs.
Terminal.
Ladles'
Whist
Pythian
Sisters
vs.
St.
Oeorge
Ladle;
Moose
Ladle
vs.
Orange
Ladles.
Thursday
Menl
whist:
Knights
ot
Pythias
vs.
St.
Oeorge't
(Seal
Cove):
St.
George's
(city)
vs.
I.O.OT4
Sons
ot
Canada
vs.
Elk:
Moose
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
t
Friday
Baskeball:
Junior
league,
Tuxls
vs.
Stars:
Ladies
league:
Maple
Leaf
vs,
Adanacs:
Intermediate
league.
Elevator
vs.
Banker;
Senior
league.
Terminal
vs.
Elk.
Billiards
Ottos
vs.
Orand
Norman
Ross,
who
was
the
ravortte
o
win
the
Caul
Ins
channel
c
swim,
learty
succumbed
to
drowning
In
a
lathy
tub
after
he
bad
been
taken
from
be
water.
Ross,
who
was
very
ex-tautted.
waa
taking
a
bath
at
hi
hotel
.hen
his
trainer
heard
a
gurgling
ound
from
the
bath
room
and
entered
2
find
Ross
submerged
and
uncon-xlous.
Ross
claim
he
never
knew
'Jtythlng
for
two
hour
during
the
big
wlm
and
can
recall
very
little
that
happened
after
darkness
came
on
that
night.
Me
lout
seventeen
pounds
during
the
race.
-Sir
Thomas
Upton,
who
Is
relinquishing
active
control
of
Upton's.
Limited.
going
to
devote
more
time
to
hi
ravorlte
hobby
of,
yachting,
and
I
looking
forward
to
competing
again
for
the
America
Cup.
In
a
recent
Interview
In
London
he
asld
that
he
hoped
to
enter
challenge
for
the
cup
during
th
year.
"I
hope
to
have
a
new
(boat
dtdgned
to
race
against
an
Anrrlcan
boat
next
year."
he
ssld.
"It
will
probably
be
a
cutter."
Two
games
of
basketball
were
played
1
Progress
Hall
at
Terrace
on
Friday
evening
last.
The
first,
between
the
Ttrrace
High
School
boys
and
a
Van-
arsdol
team,
resulted
In
a
win
for
the
former
of
10
to
8.
while
the
Terrac
High
School
girts
tent
the
opposlUot
team
of
girts
down
to
defeat
wtth
a
ecore
of
30
to
8.
An
impromptu
dance
was
staged
titer
the
game,
splendid
music
being
furnished
by
the
Vanars-dol
Indian
orchestra.
NTERNATIONAL
BURNS
CLUB
IS
ORGANIZED
Hlliirarrr
Spirit
of
Itird's
Phiknoph)
'
I
TbroUgliiiilt
fturlil
AYR
IScotUndh
Feb.
14.
With
the
object
of
carrying
the
spirit
of
phlloso
phy
of
Robert
Burnt
Into
Internationa
life
a
number
ot
his
admirer
have
formed
the
International
Bums
Out
and
they
believe
that
in
due
time
the
organization
will
develop
Into
a
large
International
body.
Ayr.
the
centre
of
the
Burn
country
snd
full
of
association
with
Burns
poem
is
visited
annually
by
many
American
and
Canadian
travellers.
Her:
stands
the
cottage
where
the
poet
Wa
born
and
adjoining
It
the
Museum
con
taining
a
tine
collection
ot
memorial.
The
road
taken
by
Tarn
O'Shante;
can
be
followed
and
the
old
bridge
over
the
Doon
over
which
Tam
O'
Bhtntei
escaped
with
difficulty
may
be
seen.
Amerlcsn
and
Canadian
student
ano
admirer
of
Burn
whose
Interest
I
not
cursory
will
find
In
the
hew
organiza
tion
a
convenient
and
helpful
contact
the
club
has
ho
politics
nor
political
object
and
Is
open
to
people
ot
all
na
tlonalltles.
Dr.
J.
CamDbell
McClure
of
Wlmrjolu
Btre'et,
London,
h'as"bn
chentn
first
'
u
'
1
--
president.
ninr.t.r.;
iii:roKT.
R
a.m.
DIOBT
ISLAND.
Foggy,
calm;
baro
meter
2326;
temperature,
38;
tea
ob
tcured;
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Amur.
bound
for
Ladytmlth
to
Qranby.
fog
oouna
7
mile
from
Orahby;
8
pjn.
spoxe
itramer
Mogul,
bound
from
Stewart
for
ortnby,
fogbound
7
mile
from
Ortnby,
DEAD
TREE
POINTBarometer
29
21;
tfmperture,
28.
BUII.
HARBOR
ruin,
light
toutb
V
anted"
For
Sale
For
Rent
tat.
til
I
WILL
CERTANLTl
(
RNpl
I
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lislTO
TH
1
LS1,;-ZlJ
111
AND
SEE
VHAT
CAM
BE.
DONE
ill
17
c2nn
7r
WftUlflWBv
,
AT
J
.:
i
I
LYt
A
-
FT
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
.
No
Advertitement
taken
fo
lei
lhan
50c
WANTED
LAROE
ADVERTISED
WHOLESALE
Tailors
have
opened
free
Correspondence
School
ot
Salesmanship.
Wonderful
opportunity
for
ambitious
diligent
men
of
good
character.
Train
tor
positions
paying
upwards
of
175
00
per
week.
State
full'cktslls.
age.
education,
experience,
reference,
last
employer,
present
occupation.
Address
Manager.
4C0
Richmond
Street.
West.
Toronto.
3TEAMSHIP
INSPECTOR
(HULLS
AND
Equipment
1
for
Department
ot
Marine
and
FUherfe.
Vancouver:
13400
per
annum.
Apply
on
form
obtainable
from
Poatmatler
at
Vancouver.
Victoria
or
Prince
Rupert,
to
the
Civil
Service
Commission.
Ottawa
not
later
than
February
58.
19X1.
sa
TOR
SPARE
OR
FULL
TIME.
WANTED.
persons
of
both
sexes,
young
or
old.
Doe
not
Interfere
with
occupation
on
hand.
It
1
very
profitable
and
Interesting.
For
particular,
apply
to
A.
J.
Crane.
P.O.
Box
493.
Vancouver.,
B.
C.
S7
OOOD
WAOE3
OFFERED
Tpl
RELI-
Xtit
girl
to
car
for
two
children
and
do
a
little
housework.
Mum
be
toad
of
children
Apply
B.C.
Pur
CO.
tt
WANTED.
TO
BORROW
11,500.00
on
first
mortgage
Ut
8
per
cent
on
five
roomed
house
and
lot:
clot
in.
Apply
P.O.
Box
J7.
City.
j
j
j
WANTED.
TOUNO
OtRL
TO?
(LOOK
after
children
and
help
wtf
touse-
FOU'llENT
I
37
POR
HE.VTp-i
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP-
pedoul.
Going
concern.
Write
Box
943
Dally
New
Office
tf
TOR
RENT.
FURNISHED)
MAKT-
mnt;
tour
rooms
and
bath.
'
water
paid.
Phone
547.
J
t)R
RENT.
8TEAM
HEATED
APART-
mentt.
Apply
Smith
&
Msllett.
Ltd
Telephone
174.
"OR
RENT,
PIANOS.
PHONOaftAPHS
and
Singer
Sewing
Mtchine.
Walker's
Music
Store.
CRNI3HKD
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
HJRNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Orocery.
Phone
18.
FOR
RENT
MODERN
HOUSE.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tl
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
78.
LOST
tf
CAN
ART
LOST
FROM
401
FIFTH
AVE.
East
on
Saturday.
This
bird
la
badly
missed.
Anyone
finding
It.
please
phone
Oreen
180,
east
wind;
barometer.
2043;
tempera
ture.
it;
light
swell;
8
pm.
spoke
suamer
Alaska,
bound
tor
Ketchikan.
128
miles
from
Ketchikan:
7
pm.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch.
In
Mllbank
Sound.
bound
for
Alice
Arm:
11.45
pm.
spoke
mo
tor
ship
Norco,
bound
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle
via
Vancouver,
305
mile
from
Seattle.
NOON
DluDr
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
baro
meter
29.48;
temperature
45:
ses
smooth
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer
29.-
34;
temperature,
34.
BULL
HARBOR.
-Misty,
light
south
east
wind;
barometer.
2934:
ifmwn.
ture,
43:
moderate
swell.
I'HINCE
KUI'EKT
TIDES
4
TITMMV.
1
1
Itltl
AUV
13
"lh
1:12
a
m.
13:49
pm.
Low
7:02
am
!.
pm.
Wr.lM.SIIV.
I1.IIKI
.UIV
18
tlUk
...
18.4
ft
202
83
3.4
""
i
t
am.
18.0
ft
13-28
pm.
203
Low
7:40
am,
7.7
30:02
pm,
3
4
ASTHMA
CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS.
Mran
SNn
BRONCHIAL
CO
LDV
HAY
ftvrjT
KAZ'-MAH
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wv
:
von
SALE
By
George
McM
DADCfT-
FOR
GOOD-MESS
&AKE.-HEREIS
SMOTHER
MAM
AFTER
THAT
TRAVELIMQ
AMBASSADOR
JOB
MR-
DE
BATE
-
AT
r
OR
NET
AT
LAW1.
rW&L
1
TOR
SALE
(0
HP.
HEAVY
OIL
Vn.
glne.
H
x
11,
J-cyllnder.
350
r.pm
operate
on
thrre
gallon
Sttr
fuel
oil
mating
7e
per
gallon:
electric
and
air
starting
equipment;
original
cost
11.600.
For
quick
sal
tlXOQ
00.
30
hp.
heavy
oil
engine.
8ft
10.
3-ejllner.
400
r
pm,
operating
on
31
gallons
8Ur
fuel
oU
costing
7re
per
gallon;
rtpid
-starting
kerosene
torthea
and
tlr
atartlng
equipment.
Prtet
I1J50000.
38
h
p.
4-ylinder
Regal
engine.
Price
130000
50
hp.
3-yUiMler
dttullate
engine.
Price
uoooo
20
hp.
2-cyllnder
City
engine.
Prtr
tJJOOO
20
hp.
2-7linder
heavy
BurTtlo
en
gine.
Price
I5MM
13
hp.
2-cyltndrr
heavy
duty
Fair.
bank,
rebuilt.
Price
180000
10
hp.
2
-cylinder,
oppoaed.
Price
tlOOiX)
8
h
p.
2-yllnder
2
eyrie
Kallenberg
engine.
Price
tlSdoO
8
hp.
4-cytwdrr.
4-cjrele
Buffalo
ratine.
Price
1150
00
3
hp.
on
cyluvltr
MeU
4c
Wise
oil
'
engine.
Price
1
40
B0
45
h-p.
8-yllnder
Studebakrr
Auto
marine
engine.
Price
I1MO0
S3
x
8V1
salmon
troUer
or
small
seiner,
with
winch.
20.
h.p.
engine,
storage
batteries
and
dynamo.
For
two
week
only,
price
1
1.10000
2
II
K.
Wizard
Magneto
used
very
little.
,Cot
lto.00.
Price
each
12QM
3
fifty
foot
length
4
24,
inch
rubber
ran
vat
covered
fire
hoe
with
bras
pipe
connections
at
40c
per
foot.
9
in.
turning
lathe
with
Universal
chuck.
Price
1124:00
5
li-p.
Canadian
Oeneral
Electric
Motor
230
volt,
U
cycle.
800
revolution
puce
ItlOOO
Tailor
singer
tewing
machine
with
motor.
Price
loo
oo
Shoemaker
8lnger
aewtng
machine,
Price
Large
stock
of
piston
rings,
propel,
lor,
seine
winches,
lodging
tool,
ete.
For
terms
on
any
of
above,
apply
to
Northern
Exchange.
PS.-Owing
to
Interest
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
require
moat
of
my
time.
I
will
tell
th
Northern
Exchange
at
a
very
low
price.
TW
I
a
real
opportunity
for
a
man
with
small
capital
to
turt
In
a
very
profitable
business.
Established
teven
For
further
particular,
apply
to
Jame
Field.
Northern
Exchange.
Phone
23.
POIt
QUICK
SALE
McCLART
RANGE
and
parlor
heater.
Phone
Red
409.
HOARD
UOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
second
Avenue.
phon
137.
AUCTIONEER
833
BRINE.
AUCTIONEER.
CASH
MAN
both
way.
A
blind
a
a
bat
to
anything
but
a
square
detl.
Buy,
tell
or
exchange
anything
ot
value.
Phone
774.
t
l'IIOI.Tr.HIo
FURNITURE
REPAIRINO:
UP1IOL-
itering
of
all
kind.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
803.
O.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
A.
lUnnN
seal
Cote.
Mixed
Wood
Block
per
load
1800.
Kindling,
per
load
8&0
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
no
Delivered.
Bait
Herring
Phone
lllark
4t
RESTAURANTS
flOOll
GAtVCAIT.
i
hit.
Unter.
Proprietrrt
llllrd
Avenue.
Nti
rj,
w.
V?A.
r
fliMNl
Home
CiM.kcd
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
fi7
Taxi
(Call
Gtonre.
Paul
or
fiiiatl
Six
and
Seven
Pa8BetiKer
Stude
nakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
itifnn
ijihjs.
POOL
ROOM
Met-ker
Illotk.
(Across
from
Emprcns
Hotel)
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WHAT
1
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