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V
Most
Modern
Drycleaninrr
Plnnl
in
City
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
thankH
f-M
WARMTH
Ai0
HCAT
TitAT
OUR
COM.
GIVES-IT
CAN'T,
BE
BEAT!
ce
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
course!
But
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
up.
You'll
have
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
us
our
coal.
It
fives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
Retting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
no.,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
miirt
marten,
mine,
eey-
ote,
woljf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
In
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
s
large
lot,
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers
Friend.
Second
Avenue
Wood
DRY
EIRCIL
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$').r0
Double
Load
$0.30
trge
Sack
fin?
0
HUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
r.RO
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
MeBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
lit.
Telephone
657.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Beige
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prlnc
Rupert
as
low
QKCZ
ft
ft
as
tyttaw
L
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
l
WHIiMWWr
V
i
II
I
Will
Will
SUNSHINE
WAS
ABOVE
AVERAGE
Precipitation
wait
88.17
Inchea
During
Twelve
Months
End-ing
Saturday
Midnight
L,:irlug
the
year
1927
the
city
of
Frlno
'
Rupert
enjoyed
a
good
deal
more
surshlne
than
baa
been
the
avers
in
pant
yean
and.
at
the
tame
tuna,
the
rainfall
wai
eonalderably
under
avars.
The
precipitation
for
the
year
Just
ended
was
68
17
inches
a
compared
wltli
34.03
inchea
In
1024,
87.8
inchea
In
182
and
103.16
inch-,
in
1934.
Snowfai:
during
1997
waa.
however,
conaidarablj
I"
excess
of
the
records
for
several
years.
)
Sunshine
figures
for
tt
year
1937
(
ahow
a
total
of
11
7.
.4
hours
as
com
pared
with
740.3
hours
In
1934
and
.bout
1.000
hours
during
1025.
The
finest
month
of
the
year
was
July
which
had
but
1.93
Inches
of
rain
and
175.2
hours
of
bright
sunshine.
There
was
more
warm
weather
during
the
past
year
than
during
1626
and
also
more
cold
weattur.
following
are
wwrttoer
figure
for
1927
month
by
month.
Temperature
Preclpl-
Bun-
tatlon
shine
Max.
Mln.
Inches
Hours
January
.
64
14
844
84
February
40
11
841
68.7
March
58
SO
1044
0
April
.
.
.
.
34
27
945
1004
Ms
6S
34
348
1494
June
78
40
2.91
94.7
July
S3
143
176.
August
79
43
4.09
178.7
September
74
36
942
ml
October
SO
39
14.53
63.1
November
"r54
V
rn
314
December
50
16
9.25
68.0
Totals
88.17
1174.4
MOVTII
OF
DIXBMKKR
Weather
figures
for
the
month
-f
December.
Juat
passed,
as
announced
tblfs
morning
by
H.
D.
Tee,
Dominion
meteorologist.
Dig
by
Island,
ere
as
follows:
Total
wind
mileage.
4406
miles.
Mamlmum
wind
velocity.
44
mUea
per
houi
on
December
17.
Bunahlne,
C
hours.
Maximum
temperature.
SO
on
Decern
ber
1.
Minimum
temperature.
16
on
Decem
ber
23
and
39.
Mean
temperature,
SI.
9.
Lowest
barometer
reeling
at
sea
level
29.44
on
December
20
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
34.49
on
December
9.
Total
prevlpltatlon.
9.26
Inches
In
cluding
snow.
Snowfall,
8
Inches.
Greatest
dally
rainfall,
1.70
Inches
on
December
17.
MET
SMITHERS
Dinner
on
Oica,.lon
of
Annual
Meeting
of
Chamber
Well
Attended
SMITH
RS,
Jan.
8
There
was
a
repre
sentative
attendance
at
the
annual
gen
eral
meeting
and
mining
dinner
held
by
the
Omineca
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mnes
at
the
Bulk-
ley
Hotel
In
Smlthers
on
Thursday,
De
cember
29.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
thermometer
was
standing
at
forty
degrees
belw
aero
at
the
time.
Annual
reports
ol
the
officers
were
presented
tc
the
meeting,
reviewing
the
numerous
activities
of
the
branch
In
the
course
of
the
year,
which
covered
a
very
wide
field
Including
the
sending
of
mtnuig
publicity
on
the
resources
and
developments
of
the
district
to
all
parts
ol
the
Cngllah-speaklng
waetd,
the
gath
ering
of
ores
from
a
district
extending
to
Ameabury
on
the
waat,
to
Whiteeall
Lake
on
the
south
and
to
the
Ingenica
River
on
the
north-east,
and
the
placing
of
these
ores
on
display
at
Vanaou-ver,
at
New
York
and
at
many
other
points.
.,
.
i
After
the
eonr!u.k
of
a.:
delightful
dinner
nnd
the
bmtivsss
of
(he
meeting
having
been
disposed
of,
there
were
some
splendid
after-dinner
speeches
made
by
toeee
present.
Among
these
were
Frank
H.
Taylor
who
had
come
down
from
Topley
for
the
occasion
and
who
outlined
the
propram
lor
the
coming
year
at
the
several
properties
he
!s
unJer
mipervMon.
Including
the
Richfield
at
Topley
and
the
Victory
and
King.
Tut
properties
on
Hudson
Bay
Moimtnln
Jas
Rutherford
of
Vnncou-ver
wu-i
another
epciikcr
who
gave
an
able
address
on
some
of
the
more
promising
feature)
cf
the
mining
outlook.
Frank
M.
Dockrlll
of
Telkwa
overlooked
the
insonvenlenoe
of
a
fifteen
mile
drive
In
the
face
of
a
forty
below
breeee
t;j
be
pressnt
and
he
gave
an
excellent
constructive
address
on
the
value
to
be
gained
by
ieaturlng
the
romantic
tjucb
ii
our
mln
ii
publicity.
L.
B.
Wriir
piesldtiit
o!
the
8:n!ther.s
D.nr.cl.
Bjard
::
rraclc.and
others
nlso
gave
very
capable
addresses.
In
the
election
of
officers
for
1928
.here
waa
practically
a
re-election
of
the
f
fleers
of
the
pint
year,
the
new
slate
being:
Hon.
Prosldeitt
Hon.
Wm.
Sloan.
Ht-n.
Vice-president
J.
F.
Duthle.
leattle.
President
L.
8.
McOUl.
Smlthers.
Vice-President
Prank
H.
Taylor,
Top-
Secretary
-Treasurer
H.
C.
.Litton.
Bmlthers.
Representative
on
Provincial
Executive
A.
C.
Garde.
Vancouver.
Directors
John
R.
Turner,
Duthle
Mine:
Jas.
Wright.
Smlthers;
P.
B.
Chettleburgh.
Telkwa;
D.
A.
McRae.
Smlthers;
Peter
Schufer,
Lake
Kathlyn:
B.
Frank
Measner.
Smlthers;
A.
T.
Ha'-rer,
Bablne;
A.
8
Millar,
Smlthers;
Alex.
Chlaholm,
Smlthers.
W.
C.
ASPINALL
REOPENS
CHIROPRACTIC
OFFICE
WftW
In
Kwhaiige
Ille4:
Fivairrly
()-rupied
by
l)r.
tlrllltb-n
Nw
Ojien
fr
l-ratllee
of
CBItVtrle
W.
C.
Asplnall.
DC,,
has
taken
over
tie
office
in
the
Sxcbahge
mock
for
merly
occupied
by
Duncan
MacMUlan.
:hlropractor.
Dr.
Aiplnall
comes
here
from
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver
and
kt
a
graduate
of
the
Malto
8eol
of
Chiropractic
and
also
Is
a
member
of
the
Manitoba
Drugleas
A
wools
t
Ion.
The
relieving
of
pain
and
physical
disabilities
characteristic
of
Chirojracv-
tic
by
absolutely
painless
adjustment
If
the
mission
of
the
chiropractor.
For
appointment,
phone
Oreen
941.
or
call
at
Rooms
80T
St
the
Exchange
Block,
corner
of
Third
and
Sixth.
Advt
SALVATION
ARMY
HAS
NEW
YEAR
SERVICES
emtl
Gatherings
liHd
n
Connerlivn
IVIIIi
iK
Oal
1981
Hd
I
Klirrlng
In
of
ISSS
Ttf
Salvation
Army
held
aeveral
spe-cisl
services
In
connection
with
the
ushering
In
of
tlie
New
Year.
At
midnight
Saturday
there
was
a
Gmm
Briteia
rl(hu
i-trod.
'
3
O
"'J
IJ
watchnlght
service
at
whlcn
Capt.
Sto-bart
spake
on
the
subject
of
"A
New
Year's
Start."
there
being
special
music
and
prayer.
On
Sunday
evening.
Mrs.
Stobart
spoke
in
the
subject
"Every
man's
life
Is
planned
by
God."
the
muilcal
program
ii
eluding
a
solo
by
Mrs.
Stobart
and
.i
-.ocal
duet
by
Capt.
aud
Mrs
Stobart
Last
arght
there
waf
a
gathering
of
young
people
when
games
und
refreshments
were
enjoyed.
All
the
gatherings
were
well
attended.
QUEBEC
POLICE
USING
SCIENCE
rnovixt'i.iL
omn:
is
montiif..l
I'l'IIMEH
(
IIIMIVU,
WITH
LAIIOIl-ATOllY
AM
Ml:iliriN'AL
BX-I'EltTN
MONTRML,
January
8.
(Canadian
Press).
The
science
of
"technical
police
and
legal
medicine."
which
forma
so
important
a
part
of
police
administration
n
many
European
countries.
Is
only
officially
recognised
by
one
province
m
Janada.
Quebec
has
a
modernly
equip-etl
and
efficiently
staffed
department
devoted
to
this
science
situated
In
Montreal.
Here,
the
Inevitable
incidentals
of
r.me
blood
stains,
ringer
prints,
traces
:f
poison
are
analysed
and
their
slgnl-.loanoe
Interpreted.
This
unique
labor
-ory
Is
directed
by
Dr.
Wilfrid
Derotne.
.
Buropean-tralned
expert
and
the
au-hor
of
several
treatises
on
criminology.
IMIf.tt't;
I.AIIOR
TOKY
"Every
city
should
hsve
a
laboratory
if
legal
medicine
as
a
part
of
lta
police
department,'''
declared
Dr.
Derome
recently.
"The
ordinary
training
of
a
police
officer
does
not
fit
him
to
read
aright
the
Inadvertent
traces
of
his
handiwork
which
s
km
oat
every
criminal,
however
careful,
leaves
behind
htm.
Men
xre
required
wbo
have
made
thorough
turty
of
chemistry
and
medicine;
and
who
are
specialists
in
this
young
science
"Age4n.
eseh
city
police
department
hould
have
Its
own
medicolegal
expert
in
order
that
It
may
be
independent
'
it
.he
provincial
and
federal
forces
In
.he
eventuality
of
a
crime
which
calls
.'or
scientific
study.
"My
position
la
entirely
provincial
and
I
am
not
obliged
to
co-operate
with
.he
Montreal
police;
yet.
because
Mon-real.has
no
department
of
technical
police
of
iu
own.
my
services
are
frequently
called
upoa
In
strictly
municipal
aaes."
When
it
is
remembered
that
Dr.
Heroine's
testimony
has
been
a
vital
factor
In
many
.iu
h
sensational
trials
r."
that
01
the
Kunmen
who
carried
out
the
3
A
delight
to
the
1
connoisseur
I
I
a
revelation
to
the
I
Thi
advci'ti
cement
is
not
published
or
rti-ijlaytid
by
the
Liquor
Control
lioard
or
by
the
Uovurnmi'nt
of
BitU
sh
Columbia
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
Bsnque
de
Hochelaga
holdup
a
trial
which
sent
four
men
to
the
gallows
the
force
of
his
words
may
be
better
appreciated.
Dr.
Derome
Is
usually
the
first
wltnesa
called
at
the
coroner's
Inquest
into
any
mysterious
fatality.
CIIAMIUCIt
til'
t
lllMK
Bullets
and
firearms
have
been
a
particular
study
with
this
scientist;!
bis
laboratory
contains
intricate
pieces
of
apparatus
for
the
exact
measuring
of
bullets.
It
holds
much
else
of
Interest
to
the
lay
visitor,
such
aa
Instruments
which
measure
toe
thickness
of
paper:
lnatfametits
for
the
analysis
of
handwriting
and
Ink:
and,
of
courwe,
the
cameras
with
whjbh
photographs
of
footprints
and
other
spoor
are
taken.
Beyond
doubt,
however,
the
moat
strtklng
'eature
of
Or.
Derome'a
domain
Is
his
.nuseum.
a
grisly
chamber,
whe-e
he
pre-jerves
mementoes
of
his
more
Interesting
cases.
Along
the
walls
are
glass
cabinet!
containing
rows
of
fire
arms
of
every
pattern
and
calibre,
knives,
ham-iiers.
raaors
even
a
rusty
garden
ho.
But
his
most
treasured
souvenir
la
an
rtged
musket
with
txhlch
an
Indian
trapper
was
killed,
far
in
the
northern
wUds,
ind
which
the
medicolegal
expert
carried
more
than
100
miles
on
hie
shoulder
and
j00
miles
by
canoe
to
the
city.
HIGHER
CLASS
BOOKS
READ
TOItOVTO
MIIKAIMAN
HMH
IlIUdKK
IlKMAMI
!OK
IMiTTKB
TYPK
OF
MTKHATI
Hi;
TORONTO.
Jan.
3
(By
Canadian
Press).
Commenting
recently
on
Canadian
public
statistics
for
the
past
year.
Dr.
George
Locke,
rhlef
librarian
of
the
Toronto
library,
remarked
that
the
figures
proved
conclusively
that
the
automobile,
the
moving
pictures
and
ttie
radio
are
not
presenting
the
serious
competition
to
reading
which
many
people
feared
they
would.
"Canadlens
are
reading
mora
aaeidu-ously
than
ever
before,
and
they
are
reading
better
books,"
said
Dr.
Locks.
"While,
of
course,
the
demand
for
the
cheaper
popular
fiction
continues
to
be
heavy,
reoorta
from
all
the)
libraries
ahow
a
steadily
Increasing
demand
for
blcgraphlea
and
books
of
travel.
People
are
demonstrating
an
evtw
-growing
curiosity
concerning
those
few
ftetta
of
the
world
which
are
not
ywt
fully
known:
and
such
books
a
awranoe
Rfevait
In
Arabia"
are
being"
ageriyi).
sought
after."
iirttkk
miAiti)
rou
nooks
The
t
vxecnslve
nroducts
of
the
the
cheaper
editions.
Of
course
a
oar-titin
number
of
volumes
are
lost,
stolen,
or
mutilated
each
year;
but
-It
la
clear
that
the
pupil's
irtard
for
books
la
on
the
Increase.
"We
may
lose
20
books
out
of
a
quarter
of
a
million
In
circulation,
'
Continued
Dr.
Locke,
"but
book
vandalism
la
dying
out.
The
reader
who
Insists
upon
writing
comments
such
as
'rotten'
or
'great
stuff
In
the
margins
of
borrowed
volumes
is
no
longer
so
constant
a
source
of
annoyance.
"The
child
particularly
gives
a
beautiful
book
the
care
which
it
deserves.
He
quickly
learns
to
realise
the
part
which
artistic
binding
and
printing,
ood
paper,
and
fine
Illustrating
play
In
the
worth
of
s
volume.
We
can
feet
-nore
secure
in
trusting
children
with
expensive
editions
than
adult."
jrVBMI.BK
IMI'ROVK
Juvenile
readers
also
display
better
taste
In
the
reading
matter
which
they
prefer,
according
to
the
librarian.
The
patrons
of
the
Boys'
nnd
atria'
House
connected
with
the
Toronto
Library,
manlfeat
an
omniverous
.
acDetlte
for
'solid
British
classic!
which'
-m
yfdt
gen
erally
supposed
to
appeal
to
tfre
childish
taste.
Eagerly
they
gobbfe-
up
DlckefW
and
Stevenson,
then
call
for
more
In
the
line
of
the
Meet
books
of
travel
I
and
science.
They
often
display
s
supercilious
r
i.
for
the
more
frlvo-
I
lous
Actioi,
c
oc'umed
by
their
elders.
!
They
vui,rivi.i
good
writing,
particularly
ivh-,j
combined
with
vivid
action.
I
Sr
'
ough
the
r.rk
of
the
public
it
r...
!4.
the
rising
generation
of
Can-
j
.
u.'in
prjmlKes
to
be
made
up
of
dls-
..imlnatlng
readers.
Certainly
there
Is
no
indication
that
lending
as
a
pastime
FOR
SALE
50x12
8X118
BOAT
AND
PACKER.
30
h.p.
heavy
oil
engine
and
first
claaa
trailer,
coat
37.00C.
16
months
old,
offered
for
thirty
days
only
at
84460.
48x11
Seine
boat.
SO
h.p.
engine
worth
S30000.
for
30
days
only.
1400.
40
h.p.
heavy
oil
marine
or
stationary
engine,
price
11404.
Two
30-ft.
Salmon
trailers.
T
h.p.
and
11
h.p.
price
8450
and
6U0.
18
h.p
i-cyllnder.
4-cycle
Fairbanks-Morse,
price
S280.
30
h.p.
2-eyllnder
Buffalo
marine
engine
M00
200
fathom
Salmon
seine.
350
mesh
deep,
used
only
,
short
season.
Snap
al
TO0
Apply
i.
Field.
Bos
84.
city.
Phone
33.
TOR
SALE.
WARM,
WELL
FINISHED
house
for
sale
with
two
tot,
well
developed
revenue
producing
garden.
Robinson,
Oram
818.
FOR
SAL
-ONE
WORK
HORSE.
Ap
ply
to
the
City
Engineer.
H.
A.
Mc-
FOR
HBNT
FOR
RENT.
Apartments
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
807.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
6
KOOftU
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOOSR.
Apply
215
Fourth
Ave.
Bast.
tf
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
J.
Zl'MKKIIR
General
Handy
Man
Furnaret
and
Stove
Cleaned
and
ne-
paired.
ChlmnJe
Swept.
Ori
tery
Plots
Oared
For.
Phone
Red
843.
Prince
Rupert.
E
C
lltlfSK
H'ltMHIIIKnH
Chesterfield
suites,
dining
room
suites.
Barrymor
carpets,
walnut
dres-
s.
walnut
vanity
dressers.
Oner
lamps,
upholstered
can
ahslra,
beds,
blanket,
loungas.
ranges.
fcMek
llaed
hestera.
maU.
linoleum.
Treat
yourself
to
a
Now
Year's
Olftl
A.
MrKHWlR
rt-TltKITt
IIF,
J'rwine
TT8
EXCHANOE
NEW
ASH
MX'OMl
HASH
llRMTI'Rf;
bought
and
sold
and
eeehantd-PHy-er
Ptaa
and
Two
Ossh
EsgUHes
la
PAPAPOI'tXOH
MAR
l
m
ThW
Af.
Phone
IIS
POMISlON
M
RSITl'im
EXCHAX0H
X.
DFSOt
ItliKfi.
ITenrklnr
Phone
lllsrk
411
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
s
-
4
V
4
nr;i.Mwi.tv,
jammiiy
4
High
10:17
a
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114
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4:40
a.m.
84
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17:42
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0:86
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19:29
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8:8
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p.m.
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Low
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a.m.
7.4
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23:00
p.m.
aP
"
will
be
ovirwhelned
by
the
more
beetle
amusements
wJUoh,
during
the
past
decade,
ltnve
become
available.
Adrertue
In
tht
Dally
Nwi.
I
'"jf-Jr
I
II
I
life-
"W
lsn
Articles
Lost
and
Found,&c
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
as.
Oamosun
s
m
Frldsy
as.
Prince
Rupert
B
t
Saturday
ss.
Oardena
(
ss.
rvues
Beatrice
II
Jan.
4
as.
Prlnaees
Mary
pi
Jan.
IS-
as.
Prtnceea
Mary
a
Tram
Vancouver
Sundayas.
Camosun
4
p
a
Wednesday
-s.
Pr.
Rupert
10.30
aacurasy.
m.
osraens
at
Saturday
a.
Princess
Beatrice
at
Jan.
14
as.
Prince
aa
Mary
.
.
.
.
ivhi
Jan.
38
a.
Prlnceaa
Mary
n.u
Pnr
Port
Simpson
and
Naa
River
Sunday
ss.
Oamosun
8
pi
I'rom
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
Kltrr
Til
assay
"
Oamosun
11
so
lw
Asjet
snd
Menart
Sunday--.
Camnsun
8
pi
vesdrjeaday
as
Prince
Rupert
10
pa
From
Am
and
strviart
Tuesday
es.
Oamosun
1140
at
Friday.
Frino
Rupert
8
roe
((nern
Charlntirs
Jan.
It
ss.
frlno
John
s
pi
Jan.
88
a.
Frlno
John
8
;
I
rom
tjueen
Cliarlottes
Jan.
19
m.
Prioss
John
8
Jan.
34
s.
Prince
John
i
Far
Alaska
Jan.
14.
s.
Prln
Mary
1
Jsa.
88
as
Princess
Msry
train
Alaska-
Jan.
4
as
Prlnoea
Msry
in
Jan.
14
ss
Prlnnis
Mary
pt
MAIL
SCHEDULE
JAM
AltV.
IM
f
ar
Hie
W
MAndays.
WiitasSf.
etaturdy.mt
elaSM
10.30
si
Iravm
tlie
Est
-
TUHdSV.
Thursday
and
Sunday,
nu
du
340
pi
TO
t'sneontfr
Twyf
4
18
pj
FtldsyS
8
al
Bturat
s
at
C
PR
Jan.
4.
18
pi
train.
Uaoitft.
WedMadays
,1
Saturday
1040
sj
FfM
Vanronver
Sstnaay
pi
Wdnsdiy.
"
1040
14
Ssturdsyi
'.
im
CPJt.
Jan.
14,
99.
Trains,
SstMsys,
TtMsttey
sad
Thu
days
340
To
Anyei,
Alice
Arm,
Rlewart
t
lrrmler-
on
S""4H
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WsttMsds!
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and
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jus,
.sure
Arm,
is
.
,
tm
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110
rrioayi
To
ai
ninr
lslf
7
pm
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f.
rroni
Vn,
Km
mMJ
dut
,B
iipssay
To
Alaska
r
V.
a
i
d
Charlotte
Island
Polnla
(
and
38.
(jneen
riwrtoHe
Msnd
rlnt-
11
sad
90.
CM.
TRAINS
For
the
r.
Monday,
Wednesdays.
nd
Bsturdap
At
U40
sjn.
From
the
CaiV-
TMesdays,
Thuridsys,
snd
Sundnv
at
J.30
pin.
IN
PRORATE
in
tiif.
srntr.MK
rnritT
or
imni1
t'ULI'Jllll
A
In
the
Matter
of
th
Adnilnlstrnti
asi;
ana
.
lvJ,
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
R"
RUdd,
Decesi-ed.
lntett
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ol
"
IInor,
F.
Men
Young,
the
1st
dav
December,
A.D.
1027,
1
was
appointed
;
mlnistrator
of
the
estate
of
n
J
Rudd,
deoeasetl.
and
all
parties
n
log
claims
against
the
said
e-'
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
win
properly
verified,
to
m
on
or
br
1
the
Ird
day
of
January.
A
D.
1928.
ail
parties
inqeoiea
10
m
cv
-reoOlrei
to
pay
the
amount
of
'
"
lndbtednH
to
m
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
umciai
Aamin"ij
Prlnee
HUDert.
Dfl
Dated
th
3rd
day
of
December.
A
1027.