A'GE
FOUR
STEWART
MINE
CHANGES
HANDS
VICTORIA
CONCERN',
OPERATING
IN
PORTLAND
CANAL
1HTRICT,
ACQIIRKS
I.ITKY
IM1V
ON'
SALMON
RIVER
VICTORIA,
Jan.
18.
A
meeting
the
shareholders
of
the
Adanae
Miu
Company
of
Alaska
was
held
In
tn
offices
of
the
comapny
here,
when
ap
proval
was
given
the
recent
purchase
by
the
directors
of
the
"Lucky
Boy'
mineral
claim,
Immediately
adjoining
on
the
west
the
Mammoth
group
on
Fish
Creek,
In
the
Hyder
district
of
Alaska,
and
situated
about
'
five
miles
from
salt
water
on
Portland
Canal,
In
view
of
the
exceptionally
favor
able
conditions
under
which
a
tunnel
about
100
feet
in
length
has
been
run
on
a
well-defined
lead
showing
values
from
1129.96
at
the
surface
to
$197.60
when
the
work
was
done
about
four
years
ago,
those
present
at
the
meeting
expressed
the
greatest
satisfaction.
Thomas
Robertson,
the
.company's
mine
manager
reported
that
he
had
personally
visited
the
"Lucky
Boy"
pro
perty
In
the
past
season
and
had
been
fully
Impressed
,
with
the
value
of
the
property
and
he
was
satisfied
that
it
would
be
possible
for
a
couple
of
miners
to
make
good
money
in
mining
and
shipping
the
ore
that
was
now
in
sight.
In
addition
to
the
main
tunnel,
drifts
had
been
run
to
right
and
left
and
at
about
seventy
feet
from
the
portal
a
shaft
had
been
sunk
which
at
the
time
of
his
visit
was
filled
with
water,
but
from
which,
on
the
authority
of
H.
F.
W.
Benson,
the
best
of
the
ore
assayed
had
been
taken.
Mr.
Benson
had
stated
that
the
ore
body
widened
out
as
the
shaft
was
sunk
and
the
high
grade
vein
measured
about
twenty-eight
Inches
at
the
spot
where
the
last
shot
had
been
flivd.
NEAR
KIVL'KSIDK
The
"Lucky
Boy"
Is
In
the
Immediate
vlcialty
of
the
Riverside
mine
which
som
time
ago
installed
a
concentrator,
and
for
months
past
has
been
a
regular
shipper
of
concentrates
to
the
Tacoma
smelter.
The
Adanac
Company
Is
a
local
con
cern
which
has
been
operating
In
the!
Portland
Canal
since
192C,
and
with
which
some
well-konwn
merchants
of
Vancouver
have
become
associated.
The
company
now
owns
twenty-s'x
full
steed
claims
on
the
mountain
behind
Stewart
as
well
as'sut
other
claims
ad-Joining
the
Terminus
property
in.
the
Bear
River
Valley.
JAIL
TERM
ON
HIM
CONFIRMED
NEW
YORK
Jl'IXit:
SAYS
J
IK
IKS
HAH
RKillT
TO
INQI
IRi:
AIIOl'T
EARL
CARROIX'S
ItATII-Tllt
PARTY
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
18.
Two
grand
Juries,
had
a
perfect
right
to
ask
Earl
Carroll,
New
York
theatrical
producer,
whether
anyone
occupied
a
bathtub
at
a
party
In
his
theatre,
although
they
were
specifically
investigating
an
alleged
liquor
law
violation,
the
United
States
Circuit
Court
of
Appeals
ruled
here
in
affirming
Carroll's
conviction
and
sentence.
On
February
22,
1026,
Carrol
gave
a
party
In
his
theatre
here
and
newspaper
accounts
said
Joyce
Hawley,
a
show
girl,
bad
served
men
guests
liquor
from
a
bathtub
in
which
she
was
seated,
undraped.
Federal
officials
ordered
an
investigation
of
the
report
that
liquor
had
been
served.
Carroll
denied
before
two
Federal
grand
Juries
that
liquor
had
b.-en
served'
arid
that
anyone
had
occupied
a
tub
He
was
Indicted
for
perjury
for
both
statements.
A
jury
convicted
blm
of
perjury
In
saying
no
one
was
in
the
tub.
but
In
nocent
In
saying
no
liquor
was
served,
Appeal
was
made
on
the
ground
that
the
grand
Jury
Investigation
was
coa
cerned
with
liquor
law
investigation
and
that
questions
concerning
occupation
of
the
tub
were
Immaterial
to
the
Issue.
Judge
Man
ton,
with
two
other
Juices
concurring,
ruled
yesterday
however,
that
the
grand
Juries
had
a
right
to
ask
any
questions
they
liked
In
their
search
for
the
truth.
Carroll,
who
was
sentenced
to
serve
one
year
and
one
day
In
the
Federal
penitentiary
at
Atlanta
and
fined
2.-000,
Is
under
ball,
lie
announced
yesterday
in
Washington
that
he
was
"very
sorry
to
hear
of
the
decision,
and
that
he
would
consult
his
counsel
before
making
a
statement.
Herbert
C.
Smyth,
his
trial
counsel,
said
here
he
would
Immediately
take
steps
to
have
the
United
States
Supreme
Court
review
the
decision
of
the
circuit
court
on
a
writ
of
certiorari
FIND
STOLEN
RUBY
IN
SLIPPER
,
HEEL
UEItLIN
DETECTIVE.
SEES
WOMAN
-.
WEAIMNO
(IEM(
I.OM1
IITNT
llEWAHDEI)
BEIILIN,
Jan.
18.
Only
a
few
weeks
ago'
tne
iamous
nose
diamond
was
found
"concealed
In
an
spple
In
a
Paris
hotel-when
a
.
maid
bit
Into
the
fruit,
and
now
a
valuable
ruby
stolen
more
than
a
year
ago.
has
been
traced
by
the
police
to
a
cavity
Jn
the
heel
of
a
dancing
slipper
In
November,
i'lOM,
a"rlcg,
set
with
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
ONE
OF
THE
C
OMr-llTTE
E
PO
THE.
PREVEVJTIOM
OF
CRUELTY
TO
COLO
F-TaH
19.
OUT-SIDE
AND
WOULD
UIKt
TO
SPEAK
70
VOO-
SlrV
aT
,
this
square
cut
ruby,
was
stolen
Id
broad
daylight""
from
the
principal
jewelry
shop
of
Berlin's
largest
sub
urb,
Schoenberg.
The
other
day,
a
detective,
pushing
his
way
through
a
shopping
crowd,
suddenly
noticed
a
costly
ruby
ring
on
the
tuind
of
a
woman
he
knew
to
be
the
sweetheart
of
a
notorious
cracksman.
Two
detectives
hurried
to
the
woman
s
apartment
to
start
a
search,
but
the
ring
was
not
to
be
found
Certain
of
his
clue,
however,
the
detective
'
returned
next
dsy
with
a
policeman
and
renewed
the
search
After
four
hours
he
finally
came
upon
the
Jewel
In
the
hollow
heel
of
a
grace
ful
satin
slipper.
LAURIER'S
STATUE
READY
IN
PARIS
French
Sculptor
Complete
Work
Canadian
Government
for
OTTAWA,
Jan.
17
The
original
of
the
statue
of
Sir
Wilfred
Laurler.to
be
erected
on
Parliament
Hill
at
Ottawa,
has
been
completed
by
the
Montreal
sculptor
Brunet,
now
living
in
Paris,
ho
was
commissioned
to
undertake
the
work
by
the
Canadian
Government
year
ago.
Casting
of
the
statue
proper
will
be
commenced
immediately.
It
Is
understood
that
Premier
Mac
kenzie
King,
while
in
Paris
some
weeks
ago.
made
several
suggestions
to
Brunet
which
have
inproved
the
work.
Hon.
L.
Taschereau,
Premier
of
Quebec,
and
Phllllppe
Roy,
Canadian
Commissioner-General
in
Paris,
have
expressed
their
satisfaction
with
the
artist's
work.
The
u&reillng
of
the
statue
has
been
arranged
for
July
1.
In
connection
with
the
celebration
of
the
diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederation-,
If
has-
been
suggested
that
at
the
same
time
Premier
King
might
plant
two
popln
trees
behind
the
statue,
to
soften
the
prospect
In
front
of
the
buildings.
Senator
Joseph
M.
Wilson
of
Montreal
has
Intimated
that
he
will
present
a
replica
of
the
bust
of
the
statue
to
Laurler
House,
Ottawa.
THE
AMD
fiOCTII
The
tourist
from
the
.east
had
stopped
to
chsnge
tires
In
a
dt-tolate
region
of
the
far
south.
"1
suppose,"
he
remarked
to
a
native
onlooker,
"that
ever!
In
these
isolated
parts
the
bare
necessities
of
life
have
risen
tremendously
in
price?"
"Y'er.
right,
stranger,"
replied
the
native,
"and
it
ain't
worth
drlnkin'
when
ye
git
it."
We
see
where
Mrs.
make
an
evangelistic
tour.
This
ought:
MOT
RUNNIN
FOR
OFFICE
win.
BEEN
ELECTED-
I
MAVtNO
TIME,
TO
BEBOTHERIN
WITH
PEOPLE.-
I'M
TOO
BO&V.
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
and
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
Geo.
Mcelc,
Windsor,
Ont,
writes:
'I
suffered
Kith
my
heart
ami
nenes
and
could
not
sleep
at
night
for
do1m
lu
mr
aM.iL
1
managed
to
keep
at
mjr
Work
aomtlow,
until
I
began
to
havs
ditty
sjiells
which
gvt
m
tad
I
could
tot
go
to
ray
work.
I
was
afraid
to
gt
out
any
place,
for
verr
often
I
would
stagger
on
tny
feet,
aud
everrtlilru
in
frcat
of
me
would
turn
black
and
fade
a
war.
While
I
was
home
sick
a
friend
told
me
to
take
I
got
four
boxes
and
It
th
tlms
I
had
used
them
the
pains
and
noises
in
nay
head
erased
and
I
was
able
to
The
T,
Milbuxa
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
j
r
MUSSOLINI
DOES
MUCH
IN
ITALY
iah
nt:t.rt:i
ins
cocntuv
mokk
TIIVV
ANY
OTIIEK
OF
'NATIVE
SONS
MONTREAL.
Jan.
17.
"Mussolini
has
ione
more
for
Italy
than
has
any
other
-f
her
native
ions
for
generations."
Mrr.
Henry.
Joseph
referred
to
the
Fascist
icaderj
In
this
way
when
she
addressed
be
Outremont
and
North
End
Woolen's
Club.
As
one
whose
own
fsmlly
connections
see
at
first
hand
what
she
termed
the
rhner
wordings
of
Italy."
she
referred
to
the
Socialists
and
the
Fascist
as
she
had
studied
them
on
a
trtp
three
years
ago
and
again
last
sprint
She
pictured
Mussolini,
"the
man
of
a
100
wounds,"
firstly
as
a.
former
Socialist.
"Because
those
of
his
own
political
ballet."
said
Mrs.
Joseph,
"behaved
so
badly,
he
repudiated
them,
and,
in
dsmg
sc.
took
his
own
life
in
his
hands.
He
linked
his
fate
with
the
Pascistl.
Italy
Uas
not
had
a
fair
deal
for
generations,
but
now
Musvllnl
Is
seeing
that
she
gets
It,
and
matters
are
growing
better
and
better.
Mussolini
has
been
misrepresented
a
great
deal
over
here,
but
we
must
appreciate
the
good
work
he
has
done
and
the
love
he
..holds
for
his
McPherson
is
to
country."
to
go
over
big.
Couldn't
they
take
the
It
may
come
as
a
surprise
to
a
lot
whole
company
along
Judges,
lawyers,
'of
people
that
such
Is
the
case,
but
witnesses,
etc.
and
make
a
regular
a
scientist
has
Just
announced
.that
show,
of
it?
the
eyelids
of
a
frog
wink,
upward.
"1
..
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Has
the
Endorsement
q
"High
Medical
Authority
made
by
a
reputable
manufacturer
has
a
definite
food
COCOA
value.
It
is
nourishing
and
will
sustain,
for
instance,
a
typhoid
patient,
for
several
weeks
or
indefinitely.
A
brand
of
cocoa
that
has
been
on
the
market
for
many
years
and
Jus
been
a
favorite
prc
,
ecripiioii
oi
inousanus
oi
piiysicians
is
tnat
or
waiter
mkcr
Cr
JO.,
Limited,
iwcncuer,
Mass.,
and
Montreal,
vue.
It
is
absolutely
pure
and
is
nut
uo
unUcr
the
tnostsanitarv
conditions.
The
medical
nrnfc
tion
of
Canada
may
continu:
to
prescribe
it,
knowing
tliat
any
package
UCUWUg
lilt
1
UII1C
OI
IUIU
IS
I
'gilt.
The
Hospital
Midicai
and
Nursing
World,
Toronto.
Walter
Baker
&
Co.,
Limited
Established
17R0
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
'
CANADIAN
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL
JJdort
of
Choice
Reciie
ent
free
s-.f
i.tt-iii-aiit-.ii..i...ti.iiti.4
b.iUi
HEWS
AH-
MR-JIGGS-
TS
A.
SltAMR
TO
TORN
DOWr4
A
BEAUT
FUL.
OUNC
LAD
VJlTVtOUT
f
"
'
I
j
O
1927
w
In
OH-
SEND
)
HUaiM
jr-r-
'
t
iurr
S'wwift
lue
CMimAdK
LKACUB
Cotil
Storage.
Mmw
anil
C.N.
Operators
Miare
nrM
Hare
In
Mamllnj
Crlbbige
League
results
last
night
were
St
follow-Cold
Stoma
16.
C
M.
Meertanles
II.
Moose
Iff.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
II.
C.N.
Operating
16.
Sans
of
Canada
II
Knights
of
Columbus
IT.
Orange
Lodge
10.
St.
Andrews
19.
Canadian
Lesion
14
Dry
Dock
.
Orotto
18.
League
TaMe
t!
W.
Cold
Storage
J
Moose
3
CN.
Operating
2
8t
Andrews
1
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
.
.
1
C-N
Mechanics
1
get
a
good
night's
i
Canadian
Legion
I
rest.
Although
that
was
six
years
agu
I
have
neTer
bm
troubled
with
that
complaint
again."
Qrotto
i
Knbtbts
of
Columbus
.
1
Dry
Dock
0
ons
of
Canada
0
Price
50c
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
jorange
Lodge
0
mallei!
direct
on
recelct
ofrrir
hr
i
L.
0
e
1
SPORT
CHAT
Pts.
2
Owing
to
the
extremely
cold
westher.
;he
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
has
decided
to
call
03
the
futures
scheduled
to
take
place
tonight
.n
the
Exhibition
Hall
Despite
heating
arrangements
that
hare
been
made
in
the
big
building,
it
is
felt
that
it
will
be
impossible
to
keep
Jack
Frost
out
of
the
games
so
he
will
be
given
a
clear
band
to
get
all
the
fua
he
rants
without
any
basketball
players
it
fans
to
disturb
him.
The
gsmes
-.hus
postponed
will
be
played
at
the
.:id
of
thastaaon
If
necessary.
The
Prince
George
Oolf
and
Country
Club
is
to
be
incorporated
with
a
cspt--al
of
115.000
to
maintain
a
golf
course.
Seventy-sis
acres
of
level
land,
on
to
banks
f
the
Nechako
River,
will
be
'eased
from
the.
CUR.
for
twenty-one
years
at
a
jaomlaal
rental
and
laid
out
as
a
oJnthy?ie
golf
course.
The
spot
chosen
is
a
vary
beautiful
one.
contain
lng
facilities
for
bathing
and
has
tet-BIs
1
courts.
A
skating
and
hockey
meeting
was
bald
in
Uuroi
Lake
hen
It
was
decided
to
take
advantage
of
the
weather
conditions
and
keep
up
the
rink,
which
has
already
been
put
In
fair
shape
snd
Is
belong
patronized
considerably.
A.
M.
Ruddy
waa
elected
president.
R.
C.
Ooraaorui.
secretary.
Rev.
W.
R.
Aih-ford.
treasiirer.
These
three
with
M
P.
Nourse
constitute
the
executive.
It
was
deckk-d
to
engsga
a
caretaker
for
S60
for
the
next
month.
Prices
for
tickets
for
the
'balance
of
the
season
were
flxad
at
3
00
for
adults
and
11.50
for
school
children
over
eight
years
old.
erortt
sre
being
made
to
get
the
hoc
key
teem
in
shape
and
a
few
outside
fames
may
be
booked
later.
BIBLE
STUDENTS
OPEN
RADIO
STATION
Turniilo
Mai
Ion
u
a
targe
Range
a
Any
In
Canada
TORONTO,
Jan.
I7.--CKCX.
the
fourth
of
a
chain
of
Canadian
Radio
Stations
used
by
the
Intemwtlonal
Dlble
Students
Attociutioti
for
broadcasting
their
popular
pr.rum!.
has
recently
been
completed
tm
Toronto.
While,
not
rated
as
he
m
t
powerful
station
In
Canada,
recent
teats
have
demonstrated
con
clusively
that
it
has
the
largest
rang-of
covered
territory
of
any
Canadian
station
having
already
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heard
In
practically
every
inhabited
part
of
the
North
American
continent,
and
as
far
south
as
Jamaica.
Many
thousands
of
letters,
complimenting
this
station
on
the
excellent
quality
of
the
reception,
and
on
the
high-class
programs
pre
seated
to
the
radio
public,
have
already
been
received.
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DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
ppr
word
in
atlvaece.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
test
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED
BOY
TO
ATTKUD
POflNACI
and
emply
ashaa
dally.
Maar
Booth
,
school.
Apply
Dot
1?
Daily
News
Office.
14
1
1
WANTED.
TO
II8AR
PROM
OWRTR
farm
for
sale.
State
cash
prtrr.
D
P.
Bush.
MlaneapoJIt,
Minn.
FOR
BALE
wtrovsd
ranch
for
salk.
tkr-1
race
district,
ten
sans,
sis
cleared
and
orchard,
all
fancad.
Twa
milos
from
depot.
Owner
having
country
Snap
at
I2J
00
per
acre.
Terms
sr-i
insnged.
Apply
Bos
IS.
Dally
News1
office
Phone
Blua
411.
19
FOR
SALE,
TO
CLOSB
OCT
AN
W
tate.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
aevrmt
lota,
some
coraara.
harbor
view.
anH
on
sewer.
Incea
low
and
tfnim,
from
110
00
moatbJy.
Knqulre
T
McClyjnonL
U
POR
SALE.
THR8E
ROOM
ROUBX
with
fine
Brtar
view.
Built
l
ll.OOOXO
on
terms.
This
Is
a
snap
at
the
prlee.
Theo
Collart,
Lid
IOR
SALE.
SMALL
HOC'SK.
TWO
lots
in
garden,
fenced.
o
d
loaatlon
1800.00.
McOaSery
A
nibbons.
Ltd
POR
SALE.
PIANO
new.
Apply
corner
Pulton
ami
8icTh
Avemie.
ove
Sunriae
Ornrery.
1
for
one'
or
two
gantteeMm.
Atae
single
rooms.
Plione
Oreen
JTO.
Alaska
Rooms.
Immediately
behind
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
1"
POR
RENT.
FVRNI8IIKD
BOOM
IN
private
home
for
baehetor.
bathroasu
adjoining:
every
oanvenisnee;
etttsrml.
Phone
Black
130.
mornluna.
18
FOR
'
RENT-T-THIRTy
ROfrU
fcQfl'JiS
pert
'hotel,
ooiag
conaem.
VflrHa
Bex
343
Dally
Newt
Omee
t
ron
rent.
PonttuiiiD
APASrr-
mnt;
four
rooms
and
bath:
water
paid.
Phone
M7.
tf
POR
RENT.
-STEAM
HEATED
APART-ments.
Apply
Smith
It
Mallett
Ltd
Telephone
174.
POR
RENT.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSR
ON
Borden
Street,
Pebruary
1.
Phone
Red
811.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
POR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Rod
COT.
tf
POR
RENT
MODERN
HOUSR.
nV
rooms
snd
bsth.
Munro
Brest.
AUCTIONEER
I
AM
NOW
LOCATED
AT
301
THIRD
Avenue,
one
block
West
of
McBride.
phone
774.
I
am
In
a
position
to
serve
the
public
to
better
advantage.
1
repair
furniture
of
all
description.
I
buy,
sell
or
exchange.
Auctions
arranged
at
short-
notice.
O.
P.
Brine.
ROARI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
HJ0
Second
Avenue.
Phons
187.
FOUND
t-l
Ton
LOST
PRINCE
RUPERT
TERRITORY
NOW
LOST
MACK
POR
LINED
COAT.
open
for
a
real
live
man
to
handle
pux
products.
Otd
.pjteorturaty
lor
right
man.
Apply
t
"w
J.
R
Wat-kins
Company.
ll&O
Hamilton
Street
Vancouver.
B.C.
,
14
between
Bisth
Street
and
Third
Street
on
Bectind
Avenue
Pindar
please
re-turn
to
Daily
Nasn
Offlte
J
LOST
-
WATCH.
BKTWKP.fJE!.,
COVTS
and
Seventh
venue
Wesj'oci
Pulton.
Pnonc
Slack
MB.
Reward.
)t
noon
A.
imrnv
Weal
fVne.
Mftrd
Wnoif
B
lor
Irs
pee
load
Kindling,
per
load
MM
Purnara
Wood
per
load
Mitt
Delivered.
Bait
Herrtnt
Phots
IHtek
ll
KKSTAUI.ANTS
0MH
KTS
t
IE
Mrs
anger.
Praorletresa
Third
Avu.ae.
Nest
O.
W.
V.
(M
Masse
funked
lnl.
Pttone
Blaek
700
Vntft
CtiiH
OV
HtMi
Light
DeSrerry.
open
A.
ANOTHER
IllfS
KEDUCTION
IN
CHEVKOI-ET
COMMKKCIAI.
TAR
PKICES
OtlUty
Esoresa
ChasnU
I
BJSjDO
S
Tfltt
Ugnt
Delrmy
Qnais
i
630
00
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and
Roadater
I
8IS00
npnrt
Roadster
B90
00
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,nd
C,:,1P
I10O0OQ
116
00
A
MONTH
DOTS
A
FINE
Rtlll.D-
lng
lot;
Orafeam
Avenue.
WtUter's
Music
Store.
tf
.114
POR
BALE.
SMALL
KITCHEN
JtANOB.
i
water
coll.
good
condition
Phone
I
i
Black
C03.
,
1
rOR
SALE
PAIR
OP
BLOB
POXBS
Apply
O.
II.
IHM.
Beavtew
Apartments,
tf
FOR
RENT
IOR
RENT.
LARGE
ROOK
BUTT
ABLE
I1IM00
ndall
IIIRAJTM
body
t
TJfJO
Pord
Larht
IMlvtry.
psnel
body
1
1
MOO
Port!
Light
Delivery,
starter
equipnnt
auo
00
!
rord
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
.
.
.
.'
1100
00
I
Otdamohite
t-passenger
Touring.
IM
400000
Trrttta
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
xnd
used
oars
to
iit
the
ptirthasr.
KAIKN
GARAGE
Dealers
in
radllse.
Mrlaathlln.
Itiklind.
Pnnllae
OMMMsetle
and.riirtrnlrl
Cam.
Phone
33
TAXI
Phone
f,7
Tatl
JCall
Oeorire.
Paul
or
Cunt)
Six
sind
Seven
Pnnm-rufer
Studc-
UBsters
at
your
tlispanl
any
time.
ROS8
RR0S.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
IMnck.
(
Aermn
from
Emprem
Hotel)
IN
PRORATE,
is
tjii:
m
I'klmk
roTiiT
or
iihitihii
lOltMlllt
In
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
Dnreased.
Inteetste.
TARE
NOTICE
that
by
order
or
His
Honor.
Judge
Hoberuon.
the
leth
dsy
of
Dwerober.
A
I)
IBM.
I
was
sppolntrd
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
ss
Anders
Aim,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
as
Id
estate
are
herebv
re.
..'quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
"ito
me,
on
or
before
the
17th
day
of
I
January.
A
D.
1937.
and
all
parties
In-Ideated
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
lunnwiui.
NORMAN
A.
WAIT
Prince
Rupert,'
II.C.
OfflctsI
Administrator,
Dated
the
31st
day
of
December.
AJX
192S.
,
IN
PRORATE
iv
Tin:
si
ritKMK
nTTiir
or
imiriMi
(
(M
l
MIIIA
In.
the
Miller
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Eitste
of
Clark
OeceMcd.
Intestate.
-.r.;i"ar?J"ron,on'
TA1CS
NOTICE
that
bv
t!rdfr
of
Ills
Honor,
Judge
Robertson,
the
18th
day
of
Lost
I
Found4
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OI
T
(1IIS(,
l
r
I
he
r.sl
Mondays.
Closeo
.
.
In
Vsnrutrr
Tuewtays
.
PrKlaya
..
Ssturdays
CPJL.
Jan
1
Ji
Plrat
esass
mn
Vanaouver
on
XI
;
Raturday
by
C
Nit
lu
4nu.
Alice
Ann,
t,
ralrr
Sunday
,
.
Wedneadays
to
II.
Mmn
anil
r
,
Sundays
la
Alslui
rlii(v
Jan.
10.
34
To
ten
I'hsrWici
Jan.
18.
is.roui
tom
the
Tucdays.
77i
irw
,y
at
.
i
I
mm
anrveirr
tendssa
.
Wedajsessaya
Prtstaf
.
CPJL.
Jan
if
tlsM
Anynt.
tike
Atm,
Premier
Tuedaya
.
.
PrMlay
....
I
torn
n.
tlinr
a.
I
C
!
I'lnm
A
Is
Out
pnlnl-
-
Jan.
14.
at
lrm
lurn
rhrt.tt
-
Jan.
It,
n
lin
-(inr.(
T(
Oraham
A:
Aiim
A
tat
Ave
tt
ath
t
Mi
Ave
At.Pul'.'n,
Itb
Are
At
Thm.-
Iltb
At
Sherbruok'-
llth
Ave
At
Courad
S'
tMb
Ave
Hsvs
(.:
C4h
at
llsya
CoVr
c.
8th
Ave
tt
Oottou
Ht
Sth
Ave
Mr
Bride
R
Pro
0t
IU4X
Pro
O
rr
Wturf
O.TJ.
Wharf
OTP
Station
3nd
Ave
At
2nd
Bt
3rd
Ave
As
Pulton
8:
3rd
Ave
At
!th
SI
Sundsy
collection
s;r,'
days
only.
STEAMSHIP
MOVE
Toe
Vanromrr
Tuesdaya
Csrdrna
Prldsy-ss.
Prince
Rupert
Saturday-
as.
Calais
.
Saturday-
as
Prtncess
Beat
Jan.
14
as.
Princess
Mrv
Jsn
3B-
-as.
Prtncess
llur,
l
rm
Vntirotitrr
Sunday
as.
Cardenk
Wednesday
as.
Pr
Rtip-rrldsy
-sa.
Cstala
.
Saturday
-as.
Princess
C
Jsn.
10
as.
plrneesa
M
Jsn.
34
as
Princess
M
I'nr
purl
Mnituii
siul
N'
Sundsy
as
Csrdrna
Prom
I'M
I
(lmpfln
anil
Nu;
Tuesday
ss
Csrdtua
I'nr
Mensrt.
Anjnv
ami
AHf
A
Sunday-
ss
Cardrna
Wednesday
-as
ptince
R
lYotn
Mensrt,
Aiijim
Slid
AH''
Tuesday.
Csrdrna
Prlday
as.
Prlnqe
Rupef
I'nr
()iiren
Clxrlnlles
Jan.
18
a
"Vine
Ohari
Jan.
30
Prince
Charh-Itmn
tjticcn
riisrlolle
Jsn.
13-as.
Prince
Chun.
Jan.
37
as.
Prince
Chmi.
Tor
AliKka
Jsn.
10-4wv
Prlnreu
Mi"
'-
Jsn.
34
as.
Princess
M''
I'ruin
AUktt
,
Jan.
14
s.
Princess
Mm
Jsn.
38
as.
Princess
M
'
C.N.R.
TRAINS
Por
East
Mondays,
Saturdays
December.
A.D.
I32A
I
innniniM
I
Prnm
fn.t.
Tiirfv.
FOUND.
YOUNO
LADY'S
DANCINO
!i?,JL'''i?r
'
lh
'
Clark'
Pundsys
slipper
on
Third
Avenue.
Apply
DUy
iSm
cUtoTigalnst
sa
d
eitftVVr.
'
News
Omee;
I
an
oi.li
mint?
"How
old,
nr
yoi"
"Well,
old
enough
to
rrcnll
the
days
when
a
boot
top
wni
on
Hpi
nyimc
terms
with
a
skirt
nereny
required
to
furnish
asms,
pro
lAth
day
of
January,
AD.
1937.
and
all
pnrtlrji
Indebted
to
the
rstste
sre
re.
rjiiicerl
to
pay
Uis
sniount
of
their
In-dPhlediiPMi
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
HO.
Diiii-i
tun
ICtti
day
of
December.
AD.
ili
'il
'
PAIN
fc
DLJJ
Irril
uiauuLi
I
'
loon
tttd
8ANTAL
Btwsrs
of
1,
Lock
fur
th,",'
.,
tllllll
liv
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