Capt
George
Vancouver,
while
the
British
Columbia
coast
in
1793,
sailed
up
Observatory
Inlet
taking
sounding!
and
drawing
charts,
cay
write-up
on
Alio
Arm
In
the
Vancouver
Sunday
Province
yesterday.
Could
he
have
vlsloned
the
development
along
Its
shores
which
has
brought
about
the
establishment
of
the
British
Bnplre's
blggettproduclng
copper
imejter,
be
would
no
doubht
.have
felt
amply
repaid
for
the
unsold
hardship
of
his
pioneer
explorations.
Not
until
100
years
lated
did
the
Argonauts
of
the
Northwest
Mineral
District
No.
I
of
B.C.
discover
the
possibilities
of
the
vast
mineral
wealth
contained
In
the
mountains
bordering
the
shores
of
the
Inlet,
and
only
during
the
last
fifteen
years
has
actual
production
been
attained.
Alice
Arm
U
situated
at
the
head
of
Observatory
Inlet,
long
arm
of
the
sea
running
parallel
wit
hPortland
Canal.
FKOItbC'KK
OF
COPPER
The
Hidden
Creek
mines
and
Anyox
reduction
plant
of
the
Oranby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting,
ti
Power
Co.
Limited
are
situated
down
the
inlet
fifteen
miles
from
Alice
Arm,
and
650
miles
northwest
of
Vancouver.
This
company
ranks
as
the
foremost
producer
of
copper
In
the
Empire
and
established
a
record
In
continuously
operating
Its
mines
and
smelter
during
the
Great
War
and
all
through
the
postwar
period.
Today
the
company
is
mining'
and
treating
over
3.000
tons
of
ore
per
day.
The
payroll
Is
over
82.000,-000
a
year,
and
cost
of
supplies
amounts
to
that
much
more.
Alice
Arm
mining
camp
has
the
distinction
of
being
favorably
compared
with
the
famed
Cobalt
district
of
Ontario
because
of
the
spectacular
occurrences
of
rich
mineral
veins
carrying
native
silver.
A
diversity
of
ores
exists
In
the
district,
and
during
the
past
year
properties
containing
lead,
zinc,
silver
and
copper
have
been
developed.
.
A
narrow-gauge
railway
is
now
built
and
In
operation
from
Alice
Arm
seventeen
miles
to
the
Dolly
Varden
mine.
serving
properties
along
the
main
Kit-1
sault
River.
The
Cranby
Consolidated
has
constructed
a
railway
across
the
flats
from
tide
water
a
distance
of
five
miles
to
the
foot
of
McGrath
Mountain,
which
railway
can
be
made
to
serve
proper
ties
along
the
northeast
fork
of
the
Kltsault
Elver.
The
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
Northwest
Mineral
District,
in
the
an
nual
report
of
the
minister
of
mines
says:
"The
many
meritorious
showings
in
the
Alice
Arm
camp
make
this
section
one
of
the
most
attractive
In
the
North
west
Mineral
District."
Properties
In
the
Alice
Arm
camp
which
have
shipped
ore
to
smelters
-art
the
Dolly
Varden,
North
Star,
Esper-enza,
La
Rose
and
Wolfe
mines.
DOLLY
VAKDKS
Within
five
months
from
the
start
of
operations
on
the
Dolly
Varden,
6373
tons
of
ore
were
shipped,
showing
a
recovered
content
of
400.338
ounces
of
sil-1
ter.
An
additional
20,037
tons
of
ore
yielded
831.638
ounces
of
silver.
The
Toric
mine,
adjoining
the
Dolly
Varden,
has
opened
up'
an
ore
body
estimated
to
be
worth
$7,320,000.
The
company
has
completed
the
erection
of
a
mill
mulldlng
and
is
Installing
the
necessary
machinery
to
concentrate
this
valuable
tonnage
of
ore.
It
la
expected
milling
operations
will
begin
during
July,
The
Esperenza
mine
ha
shipped
over
1100,000'
worth
of
ore,
and
there
are
approximately
10
00
tons
of
ore
on
the
duinpv
and
broken
Kdown
Inside
the
mine.
Negotiations
are
being
carried
oiv,
toward
the
Installation
of
a
mill
on
mis
property.
The
Wolfe
mine'
Initial
shipment
of
sltfen
tons
last
year
gave
.
returns
of
ioo
a
tort
'"'
'
4
'V
The
La
Rose
mine's
first
shipment
of
forty
tons
returned
12C8.69.
And
an
additional
fifty
tons
la
now
In
transit
to
the
smelter
which
Is
said
to
be
of
a
much
higher
grade.
The
Keystone
Mining
Co.
spent
several
months
developing
their
property
on
Koundy
Creek,
completing
oyer
400
feet
of
underground
work.
The
Kltsault-Eagle
Silver
Mine
Limited
developed
three
properties
during
the
year,
namely
the
Eagle,
Silver
Cord
and
LeRoy,
accomplishing
a
total
of
over
400
feet
of
underground
work.
tunnel
in
ore
on
the
Silver
Cord
has
advanced
130
feet
so
far.
and
work
Is
being-continued;
all
winter,
Develop
ment
work
has
proved
very
satisfactory
especially
on
the
Silver
Cord.
.and
Le
Roy,
where
.Immense
bodies
of
tune-lead
ore
carrying
silver
vsluei
were
proven.
MIMMi
I'ltOfintTIKS
liosiir;i
Early
n
October
four
mining
proper
ties,
situated
In
the
Upper
KiUault
val
ley,
were
bonded
by
Col.
Victor
Spencer
and
associates
of
Vancouver.
There
are
fifteen
claim
n
the
groups
bonded
and
the
price
Is
In
the
neighborhood
of
1400,000.
A
tunne
Is
being
driven
on
toe
Rd
Point
property,
one
of
the
groups,
and
this
work
will
be
carried
on
with
all
speed
during
the
winter,
I
lis
the
Intention
of
the
new
owner
to
develop
all
three
properties
on
an
ex
tensive
acal
during
tbe
present
year,
In
addition
to
the
above
properties,
large
amount
of
development
work
ha
btu
done
by
Individual
owner
wth
excellent
result.
Alice
Arm
possess
enormous
ore
showings,
which
have
unproved
wJUi
depth,
and
It'
la
predicted
that
the
district
will
continue
to
rank
among
the
0
1927
ar
Imi
Ftrus
aic(.
Tc.'?-j
(-f
&'4Uia
ilt
yiffl4
"Slss
""""v-.
continent's
biggest
mineral
producers.
During
the
past
year
many
millions
of
feet
of
logs
have
been
cut
and
ship
ped
from
the
flats
surrounding
tbe
town
by
the
AbboUford
Lumber
Co.
and
the
Granby
Company,
who
maintain
extensive
logging
camps
close
to
town.
The
timber
was
shipped
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
pupl
mills
by
the
barga
Drum
rock.
BURNS
LAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
R,
Walker
have
re
turned
to
this
district
and
will
resume
ranching
at
Francois
Lake,
having
rented
the
farm
of
Sam
Lond.
Although
they
had
a
beautiful
farm
at
Chllllwack,
the
lure
of
this
district
was
so
strong
that
they
returned.
William
Henson,
son
of
O.
F.
Henson,
has
successfully
passed
the
crisis
of
a
serious
attack
of
pneumonia.
A
man
named
Tankel
of
the
Hanson
tie
camp
at
eDcker
sustained
a
double
fracture
of
the
ankle
when
he
fell
off
a
sled
and
1
a
patient
at
the
Burn
Lake
hospital.
3.
Tool,
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
for
many
years,
has
been
notified
of
hi
transfer
to
Vancouver
which
will
be
effective
In
April.
Mr.
Tool
and
family,
who
.are
now
visiting
in
the
south,
will
not
be
returning
here.
Arnold
Flaten
Is
being
mentioned
as
successor
to
McTool,
although
nothing
definite
has
been
an
nounced.
A.
M.
Ruddy.
P.
Mulvllle
and
Phil
Brunell
returned
here
on
Thursday
'af
ter
having
attended
the
Liberal
con
vention
in
Vancouver
.
I
Mrs.
O.
S.
Wood,
formerly
of
Burns
Lake
and
now
'resident
in
Prince
George,
Is
visiting
here
for
a
week
with
Mr.
P.
V.
Tallon.
Mrs.
Jeffrey,
-Sr.
I
making
satis
factory
recovery
now
following
a
recent
serious
Illness.
HAZELTON
After
suffering
for
over
two
years
following
a
stroke,
Mr.
Isabel
McLeod,
wife
of
James
H.
McLeod,
died
In
the
Hazel
ton
Hospital
recently.'
She
was
63
years
of
age
and
had
redded
with
her
husband
'
on
a
ranch
on
the
8almon
River.
Nine
provincial
police
officer
made
raid
here
recently
under
the
Game
Act,
On
C.
W.
Dawson'
premises,
they
found
four
beaver
and
a
number
of
rat
skins.
No
fur
was
found
on
other
premises
which
were
visited.
A
8t.
Patrick's
Dance
was
held
by
th
I
ted,
Toronto,
Out
After
a
favorable
winter
of
opera
tion,
pole
cutting
in
the
district
Ul
40W
(uspended
for
a
few
weeks
on
ac-
ount
of
seasonal
conditions'
Most
of
he
winter's
production
has
now
beet
kidded
to
the
river
banks
or
the
Mads.
All
the
machinery
ha
now
reached
the
tunnel
of
the
Sunrise
mining
pro
perty
on
Nine
Mile
mountain.
Drill
ing
will
be
under
way
this
week
and
It
Is
planned
to
extend
ILe
tunnel
several
hundred
feet.
Al
Harris'
Is
In
charge
of
work
on
this
property
for
J.
O.
Tre-
tbeway.
A
tram
has
been
shipped
from
Vancouver
for
the
Sliver
Cup
mine
on
which
it
la
-planned
to
carry
out
con-
ilderable
work
this
year.
William
Ware,
manager
of
the
fur
department
of
the
Hudson
BayCo.
and
superintendent
of
trading
postal
In
British
Columbia,
spent
a
couple
of
days
here
last
week.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch,
M.L-A.
for
Skeena
returned
borne
on
Thursday.
He
does
not
anticipate
an
election
th!
year.
He
says
there
Is
no
talk
of
It
what
ever.
The
Omtneca
Herald,
In
It
serle
of
articles
on'
successful
farmer
of
Cen
tral
British
Columbia,
told
last
week
of
the
success
of
George
Oulton
in
dairying
near
Smlthers.
An
open
mind
1
all
right
If
you
Community
League
In
the
Community
know
when
to
close
your
mouth.
i
Her
Liflli
liy
Cmght'CfH
-While
Out
Flaying
Mrs.
P.
Cad,
Elmvrood,
Maa
writes:
"Mr
littlj
.boy
raugbt
cold
wh.ll
out
playing
in
tbe
snew.
Ij
j
coughed
inceartntyr
all
that
night
and
j
the
next
dar,
aod
nothing-
I
gave
him
i
teemed
to
relieve
hint,
Vhea
eiy
has-
!
band
came
home
he
brought
a
bottle
of
j
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
with
him.
After
th
seeond
ion
ray
,
boy
was'
greatly
relieved
and
after
the
third
dote
ha
wnt
to
skep
and
slept
the
whole
night
through
without
any
toughing.
1
am
nerer
without
it-in
i
Vat.
U
Ait
sla
tn.l
ntrVi
anava
an
ft
t
(Va
ehildren
get
tht
(lightest
toll
it'
tat
int
thicg
I
git
them."
Price
Me.
a
bottle,
large
tiit
60,
I
pat
at
up
only
by
Tht
T.
Milium
0b,
has
been
Servmbu
ftithfully
forManyYears
'BREAKFAST"
in
.Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Meant
Something
The
Unite
J
Sutc
Food
Standard
define
IVratfiit"
cocoa
a
cocoa
containing
riot
let
(ban
22
per
cent
of
cocoa
butter.
Many
dmo
cocoa
(whkb
cannot
he
labelled
"
breakfast
"
Zotxa)
contain
not
toot
thin
14
per
cent
cr
15
per
cent
of
bitter.
DAer
'
Brrakfart
Cocoa
contain
not
1cm
than
Vt
per
cent
of
cocoa
butler,
almost
one-fifth
more
than
Government
require'
sarot.
The
phrase
iiaker't
breakfast
Cocoa
mean
a
pure,
do
liciou
cocoa
of
high
quality
and
putsctsing
a
considerable
amount
of
iiouruLaent.
WALTER
BAKER
6CX).
Limited
Established
1780
PORCH
ESTER,
MASS.
Csaadian
Mill
at
Montrt!
BotUt
of
Quiet
Rsrifwi
smt
ttt
TITS
fiAlLT
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ARM
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BOARD
i
proviso
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1
1
r-
5!2ijL
fe".
llall
on
Thursday
night,
about
130
be
ing
realized.
MOOSE
LADIES
WHIST
CHAMPS
iu:n:.m;i
moo:
men
at
wi'.kk-kmi
IN
riN'AI,
OAMK
OK
KAMIS
WILL
in:
Aiv.itii:i
nviuitvN
rrr
Defeating
the
Moose
men
by
8
to
3.
the
Moose
ladle
at
the
end
of
the
week
won
th
Dybhavn
Cup.
emblematic
of
city
whist
championship.
Tbe
runner
up
will
receive
the
Newton
Cup.
both
trtphles
to
be
presented
at
a
social
The
champion
aggregation
of
Prince
Rupert
whist
player
consists
of
Mrs.
lack
Ratchford
(captain).
Mrs.
P.
U.
;rosby.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg.
Mrs.
P.
Wing-
SPORT
CHAT
Vancouver
fan
are,
predicting
a
re
-erd
attendance
at
the
fistic
encounter
here
on.
March
34
when
VJc
foley
-and
The
"food"
cure
la
to
be
administered
I
.
.
1
jo
holdouts,
at
the
Yankee
training
mmn
at
6i
Petersburg.
Fla.
"If
vlayer
can
sign
his
name
at
the
bot-
jam
of
a
dinner
check
he
can
aluo
sign
I
at
the
bottom
of
a
contract."
Miller
I
Hugglivseplalned
In
announcing
ihatl
lunch
would
not
be
served
to
holdouts.
Who
the
holdouts
were
Huggtn
would
not
say.
although
Herb
Pennock
and
I
Bob
Meutelj
were
known
to
be
on
the
I
in.
beverai
oiner
xanaee
are
aisoi
.upected
of
determined
salary
deajgn.
Sylvlo
Mantha
of
the
Canadlentl
hockey
team
I
the
only
Italian
play
ing
the
Canadian
national
game.
terior
Department's
Oesloglcal
Survey
Is
I
01
TaiusDie
minersu.
HAPPY
AM.
S
ON
MONTREAL,
Mrch
21.
(Canadian
Pres).
Addressing
the
Women's
Cana
dlaii
Club,
Sir
Herbert
Amea
(aid:,
1
regard
Locarno
a
the
betrothal
and
I
Geneva
a
th
marriage,"
referring
to
I
ine
tvenu
leading
up
to
uermany-
membership
in
tht
League
of
Nstlons,
She
had
plsyed
a
successful
part
and
contributed
efficient
representatives
to
I
the
League,
he
maintained.
Sir
Herbert
told
how
Sir
Oeorg
Foster
had
broken
the
Intense
strain
of
the
moment
follow
ing
Urland's
reply
to
Oennany
on
that
mtmorable
day
by
standing
up
waving
red
and
white
handkerchler
and
starting
a
"hip
hip
hooray
r
Thl
wa
feebly
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
SALESMEN.
MAKE
MOO
ON
EVERT
order
taking
contract
for
Pictorial
New
Service.
Quick
sales
perman
ent
repeat
business.
Every
store
J
prospect.
Pre
outfit.
Elliott
6r-
vlce
Company.
340
West
55th.
New
York.
function
which
will
take
place
in
th.
WKX
RSOH
TAKING
nHr
ftitiir
I
compact
from
lower
dressing
room
table
in
Theatre
March
IT.
return
same
Immediately
to
Dally
New
Of
fice
and
avoid
further
trouble.
ham,
Mrs.
L.
P.
Parry
and
Mrs.
A.
I
WANTED.
YOUNO
PERSON
WITH
Skattebol.
I
nracllea
knowledea
of
lxkknln
Te
losing
men's
Mooe
team
oonaUt-
u
Uk
charge
of
store.
Apply
Bo
ed
of
B.
U.
sunpson.
captain,
Gllllsj
29.
Djllv
News
Office.
itoyer.
Trior
Johnson.
Dan
Larten.
rhomas
Dybhavn
and
Jack
Judge.
I
WANTED.
SMALL
FURNISHED
HOtfSE
or
furnished
housekeeping
room.
Apply
Box
28,
Dally
News
Omc.
11
lOOV
WANTED.
OENERALLT
USEFUL:
on
through
school.
Apply
Brine.
Auctioneer.
FOK
SALE
rod
Morgan
Utile
for
the
junior
I
HOTEL
FOR
SALE
-
THE
PREMIER
gfatwrlght
title
of
tbe
world.
Hotel.
Queen
Charlotte-
City.
Seven
teen
rooms.
large
dining
room,
lobby.
kitchen,
large
range,
well
equipped.
Power
laundry,
meat
house,
new
elee-trie
tight
plant:
all
veil
furnished.
Two
stores
downstair,
one
rented!
also
cottage
rented.
Two
large
IqU.
Plenty
of
garden
ipse,
smsjt
,fruiu
snd
a
nice
pleasure
boat.
The
only
hotel
in
the
district,
neir'
two''
large
etnnerie.
Hesdquarters
for
fisher
men.
logger
and
cruiser.
Sawmill
at
present
ahuf
down
bat
may
re
open
shortly.
If
you
can
aeeure
a
beer
license,
this
Is
the
best
buy
In
British
Columbia.
Price
complete,
17.000.00
cash,
invoice
stock.
Enpulre
R.
O.
McKenxle.
Queen
Charlotte
City.
BC.
69
A
petition
lgned
by
over
IjOOO
golfer
W
FOR
SALE-W
FEET
x
33
FEET.
ws
presented
to
tht
city
council
ol
Edmonton
asking
that
tbe
nine
hole
municipal
golf
coouae
be
made
an
eighteen
hole
course.
Tbe
net
profit
I
oa
the
course
for
the
past
year
amount-1
ed
to
(4201.
It
was
contended
by
thl
dclegstlon
which
printed
the
petition
r
gE
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
mai
wir
cuunw
us
grriciuwura
auu
Mil
7
I
additions
will
mean
an
added
revenue
UNITED
STATES
IS
SURVEYING
LARGE
TRACT
NEW
COUNTRY
Scow
has
steel
houe
39
ret
by
19
feet
which
can
be
detached.
Suitable
in
present
condition
for
houseboat.
camp,
cook
house
or
(or
transporting
perishable
freight.
Vulcan
Ironwork
limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
70
Kenneth
marine
engine
In
first
cits
running
order.
Prlre
reasonable
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
large.
Port
Simpson.
M
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
Lot
40
to
47,
block
13.
section
3;
lot
13
Ac
14,
block
44,
section
S:
lot
3,
block
4J
ectlon
S.
Official
Administrator.
WASHINGTON,
March
31.
Lying
FOR
BALE.
4
I
P.
REGAL
ENOINE
north
of
the
Arctl
Circle
and
Yukon
I
with
reverse,
lr
good
ruhnlog
order
River,
west
of
the
Panada-Alaska
bound-1
Apply
.
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club.
lary,
and
east
ot
the
known
mining,
camps
1
cow
Bay.
.
M
I
on
Chaudalar
.River
l
a
large
tract
of
unsurveyed
tptintrylirtotit
whlcMlttte
U
ORANDVIEW-,
HOTF.L
?PV
BAVK.
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known.
In
thu
wlldernes'
a
party
of
the
In
Makt
an
offer)
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A
HI)
rrjBOARD.
-
T1.E
INI'ANHER.
,s..,.u.v
...
v-.....
second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
season,
to
collect
an
me
avauaoie
Irieia
information
possible
regsrdlng
tht
I
geology,
geography,
topography,
and
mln
LOST
07
eral
resource
of
as
large
a
tract
of
LOST.
Child's
ralnhat,
dropped
from
I
country
as
the
time
at
their
disposal
buggy.
Finder
please
return
to
In
before
tht
fall
freezt-up
win
permit.
lander.
It
Is
Impossible
to
predict
in
advance
of
the
of
these
completion
survey.
mpmM
u,
,t
first,
the
second
time
Just
what
the
economic
value
of
this
,t
WM
,ttffiae,
Dy
but
expedition
will
be.
There
U
reason
to
the
thlr(,
hl
u
w,c"
n"",
w..-.
m.
from
th
aHHfmbly
that
ran
vhrogh
I
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iviufhIIIHM
nt
nntalnlnir
nnrltAl
...
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1
the
building.
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m
.
m
mm
ww
at
w
w
I
wn.
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for
J)ilioisnes5
.
Ti-'t
HKMSTITrillNR
AUCTIONEEK
NOTICE
OF
8
ALE
ON
MARCH
34
AT
3
pm..
Lot.
with
two
residences,
rented
continuously
bringing
tiJ
monthly.
These
house
art
tltuated
at
543
Eighth
Avenue
West
and
733
Tttlow
street
The
furnishings
of
tbe
Tat
tow
Street
residence
art
ottered
In
one
tot
up
till'
March
34.
Falling
disposal
In
on
kit.
llemlrrd
list
of
furniture
will
be
published
on
Msrrh
33
and
wilt
be
told
according
to
th
withe
of
the
public.
O.
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
DOI.I.AK
STOKE
W
hart
discontinued
the
tvoMKv
r.NciMNfa:
See
our
line
of
iioim:
niii:ii:t
roe
ti.no
Nothing
over
dollar.
IMllLtlt
t
TOHF.
IIOMIMOV
llltVITIKi:
lAriKMlK
)eniirdy
A
()((nAa,
proprlHar
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
lllsrk
4!l
Furniture
of
all
aort
bought,
told
or
FJ
changed,
III'HOI-STEKINfJ
FURNtTUIlE
REPAIRINO;
UPHOL-
terlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phont
Orren
803.
O.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
A.
i,
trwi
,
tt
fie,
Mixed
Wood-BJoek
per'
od
WOO.
'
Kindling,
per
load
MM
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
14.00
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
I'hnne
lllaek
111
KESTAUKANTS
noon
RATH
TAPE
Mr,
finger,
PrnprletreM
Third
Avenue,
Neit
a.
W.
V.
A.
flood
Home
Conked
Meals.
Phone
nisrk
700
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Cull
(ponfe,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
I'a.ens;er
Stude
lakers
nt
your
illnposnl
any
time
K0SS
UKOS.
POOL
K00M
Mreker
lllock.
(AcroHn
from
Kmpre
Hotel)
PKINCE
KUPEKT
TIDES
MTL'ltKAV,
MtllCH
in
High
38
am.
201
ft.
14:18
pm.
IDS
to
8:19
am.
"
,
,
20:29
pm.
4
8
"
Ki:.MlV,
MAHCH
3
High
3:34
.m,
20.3
It.
14:81
pm.
190
"
tw
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30:88
pm,
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31
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2
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18:28
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19
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9:8
sjii.
8.1
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21:24
pm.
10
"
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fot
let
than
50c
WANTED
FOK
KENT
rt)lt
RENT
STEAM
HEATED
APART-menta.
Apply
Smith
Mtllett,
Ltd.
Trlephoot
174.
FOR
RENT
BEDROOM.
FURNISHED,
In
private
liome.
Apply
330,
Fourth
Avenue
East.
M
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
PIIONOORAPII3
and
Singer
Sewing
Mschlne.
Walktr't
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
MuiMllrm
Qrocrry.
Phone
II.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
tM.
FOUND
If
FOUND,
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
UK.
Dutton.
intend
to
hold
on
mare
and
colt
atraytd
to
the
(arm.
tor
frrd
coat.
L
K,
Dutton
Kllwanga.
DC
HEMSTITCHINO.
PICOTING.
SCALLOP-
ing.
M.
Macdonald.
Exchange
Block
.Article,
Found,
hail
arani
OIT-Oulvo
I
f
the
laM
Close
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rrsyt
tsl
Saturday
fl
OPR.
March
II
im
a
First
etas
mall
I
tin
tai
Vabeouver
on
MoMirt.
vdc(
Saturday
by
CJI
R.
train.
Ta
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Alb
kin.
Uv
mUr
Sundays
j,
Wednetdty
11
to
IX
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t4
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tntm.
Sundty
Ti
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7.
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qrn
(
hsrWle
Usreh
13
and
34
it
mm
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bil-
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Wednesday
11
Fridays
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Premie
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.
Friday
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