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Prices
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
Litrht
Delivery
Chassis
sjwwi.oo
1-1
'a
Ton
Truck
Chassis
.
4x00.00
Koadster
$80K.OO
Roadster
Delivery
$KOH,00
Touring
S80H.00
''mine
$0:11.00
'"'a
eh
$0:11.00
Sudan
$10:10.00
Cabriolet
$10:10.00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Dumper
and
Rear
Rumperettes
standard
equipment
on
all
Passenger
Models.
Disc
Wheels
Standard
equipment
on
Imperial
and
Cabriolet
only.
On
other
models
$80.00
extra.
Spare
Tire
and
Tube,
?ltOO
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
RICHMOND'S
Louvre
FAMOUS
FOR
VALUE
in
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
II.
s.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MERCURY
FULL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
'liiffon
and
Service
Weights
n
liunmetal,
Black,
Atmoa-h.
re,
Nude,
Even
(flow,
Mer-ida,
Flesh,
etc.
From
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hose
for
Satisfaction
H.S.WallaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
spon-rcd
and
placed
before
the
'''lie
iuh
well
known
pro-rtios
as
Cork
Province
at
,
Whitewater
at
25c,
Pend
'
i
i
lie
at
26c.
and
now
they
'I
NOBLK
FIVE
MINES
I
I).
at
30c
a
share.
'vt
three
quarters
of
a
llnwi
dollars
has
been
"
lit
on
development,
power
l!
"it
and
mill.
This
is
a
pi
in
property.
Subscrip-
1
1'
iris
taken
!v
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
C17
2nd
Avenue
Ajrents
for
Miller.
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnituuj
Movlnx.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Trollem
Meeting
With
I'nlr
JtenuHN-lMUl.il.
i
Taken
Over-Volunteer
Sold
Halibut
Landing
up
Airaln
Early
season
spjlng
salmon
Kupcrt
hav
be,'n
SM&mM
lu"
y
Jrer
WW
tnan
"..-
nine
oi
me
yeV
operations
have
been,
as
usual,
so
far
te-rA
terei
I
in
the
viclnitjr'of
Warke
Canal
and
Port
Simpson
Md
from
Bllf
Bay
ta
the
Canal.
This
week
about
seventy-five
ooats
iwssibly
sixty
per
cent
iraaboata
and
the
remainder
rowboals
were
spread
out
in
this
fiahery.
Latre
in
the
spring,
the
trailers
will
start
at
Uundas
Island
and
other
outside
fishing
centres.
The
average
catch
per
day
per
boat
has
been
about
three
fish
and
Hilly
Thacker,
with
the
troljer
leaver,
is
reported
to
have
bean
the
high
man
to
daU,
landing
some
260
pounds
or
about
twenty
fish
in
one
day.
Pnceg
for
thia
popular
fish
remain
good,
making
ita
catching
a
profitable
industry
even
though
catches
may
not
be
very
large.
Spring
w
being
peeked
into
Prince
MUfwn
steadily
by
Plewln
U
Brown's
packer
Teplow
It..
snd
Oept.
Johnny
Clausen's
Elmer
c.
The
well
known
American
halibut
beat
Oneh.
dipt.
Harry
Sell,
limped
into
Prince
Buj-m
on
Wednesday
at-ttrnoon
with
a
jury
i
udder,
and
her
regular
mdder.
i:,
stalk
broken,
on
'eck.
The
accident
occurred
near
Coronation
Island
and
It
took
for'.y-o;:e
hour
for
the
vessel
to
rtach
port
!:om
there.
She
had
a
abort
catch
ol
fishing
bavin
to
be
stopped
after
the
accident.
The
AtMn
Fisheries
baa
put
In
Its
annual
supply
of
tlerrea
and
aalt
lor
:h
mild
curing
of
salmon
at
iu
Prince
Unpen
plant.
One
hundred
and
fifty
tierces
and
340
sack
of
salt
are
here
It
la
the
third
year
the
Atlln
Fisheries
have
been
carrying
on
this
operation
in
connection
with
halibut
handling
The
mild
cured
sal
mm
la
shipped
to
the
United
State.
ISMT.IIXS
HMJlVK
Bid
Anderson
completed'
the
installation
this
week
of
the
24
h
p.
Gardiner
engine
in
his
new
pleasure
cruiser
at
the
Yacht
Club
naat
and
hope
to
be
aMe
to
make
his
trial
run
next
week.
Depending
on
tbe
way
the
boat
wchavea.
she
will
be
named.
Harvey
Dumas,
skipper
of
the
power
vug
Pachena
prior
to
the
sale
of
the
Prince
Bupert
Boat
House
interests,
will
now
go
trolling
with
his
own
boat
leandsr
in
wtiieh
be
wul
1
natal
a
30
hp.
dteeel
engine,
something
new
for
thai
type
of
craft,
which
hat
been
or-
Bob
Thomas
also
of
the
P.R
BH
ataff.
i
cleaning
up
some
work
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Towage
at
Salvage
Co.
and
later
will
take
charge
of
tbe
seine-boat
K.
8.
which
waa
purchased
by
himself
and
Capt.
Swanaon
last
fall
after
ha
ring
been
burned
near
Lowe
Inlet.
sYeaotadtttotslsu;
of
the
K
8.
has
now
been
eontpatted.
The
Prince
Rupert
Towtge
ei
Salvage
Co.
has
received
two
enquiries
from
United
State,
big
game
hunters
who
are
fe
streus
of
cumins,
ts
Prince
Rupert
in
the
near
luture
to
embark
upon
expeditions
in
quest
of
giindy
bear,
mountain
goat.
etc.
One
of
tbe
intending
parties
is
from
Oklohama:
the
other
from
California.
Power
bust
Sanardl.
Capt.
Charles
Lar-Un.
made
a
trip
to
Captain's
Oovr
on
Wednesday
to
fetch
sosae
extra
long
piles
to
he
used
In
the
work
going
on
at
the
wharf
of
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Tow-ago
e)
Salvage
Co.
Other
piles
had
been
brought
In
from
tbe
Skeena
River
The
puedriver
of
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
!
being
used
In
the
work.
Under
charter
for
a
few
day
to
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.,
power
tug
Salvage
Princes
will
leave
tomorrow
for
tbe
north
arm
of
Pore
her
Island
to
bring
in
a
booaa
of
logs
fur
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Oo.'s
sawmill
st
Seal
Cove.
MHi(
nsOM
TW
v
.
toui
of
co
ed
Uhtf
other
MOO
Xrwer-
tugrttT
3.
rWrhr
sndfto
nm''1ictjkttF
"
P.p.
T
of
tile
Rupert
Marine
Products
fleet
have
been
bu.y
this
week
towing
in
a
million
or
so
feet
of
1j.
cut
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
for
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co
from
Oeorgetowm
to
the
new
mill
here
The
P.R.T
.
Capt
Harris
Kerr,
came
In
with
a
big
boom
sNl(alllaltUsataBBBBBmA
great,
wsara.
.-
eaBBBBBBW
ay
'W-larfr,
-W1JUCAT
Dr
1
ST
-vm.
MacLAREN'S
MUSIC
HOUSE
EXCLUSIVE
nSUNWICK
pEALERS
Phong
7
trollerg
in
the
vicinity
of
Prince
very
fair
success
and
there
are
usual
engaged
in
the
collin
for
Wednesday
afternoon.
There
are
now
upwards
of
two
million
feet
In
the
bojming
ground
at
Seal
Cove
ready
to
go
through
tbe
mill
wnen
It
starts
cut'
ting
next
week.
The
Prlnoi
Rupert
Towage
Salvage
Co
liai
taken
the
coutract
from
th
Ljini.'ia-cd
Materials
of
New
Westminster
'or
ihr
unloading
from
cars
and
load-
li.r
on
to
boats
of
Cottonwood
logs
:i-jni
IVrrace
being
shipped
through
here
toe
veneer
mill
In
the
south
The
Prince
Bupert
Towage
ft
Salvage
Co.
has
sold
to
Vancouver
Interacts
through
William
Ooldbloom
of
this
city,
uaae
one
hundred
tons
of
scrap
iron
rem
various
canneries
in
tbe
district
which
has
now
been
assembled
on
tbe
wharf
here
Tle
material
will
be
taken
:o
Vancouver
bv
scow
next
Seven
local
bank
alerks
returned
home
arty
Tuesday
morning
after
having
pent
the
holiday
week-end
making
a
Urlp
to
Stewart
aboard
the
powerboat
Taohens.
Capt.
R.
Oanunon.
Tbe
blue
lux
colony
at
Klnahan
Island
;
thriving
and
now
consists
of
46
palm
n
the
am
aii
animals
states
Capt.
Al
.'red
Swansou.
Basil
Boatrom.
who
Is
in
charge
of
the
farm,
and
two
men
an
now
busy
clearing
and
digging
land
and
eiweUng
certain
small
buildings
that
ire
required
TO
llr.M
tlx
HKICt:
Capt.
Swanaon.
who
has
dispewd
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
Houw
Interest
u
the
Prince
Rupert
Towage
Salvage
Co..
states
his
intention
of
continuing
reside
not
in
the
city.
He
stlU
retains
litavy
local
Interests,
including
part
ownership
of
the
Central
Hotel
and
Kln
ahan
Pur
Farm
as
well
as
shares
in
some
six
or
seven
local
fishing
boats
Capt.
Swanaon
made
a
trip
out
to
Klnahan
island
on
Wad
needs
y
in
the
powerboat
Mylanwy
which
he
stUI
holds,
with
sosae
of
his
effects
Harry
Landry,
accountant
with
the
Priuoe
Rupert
Boat
House
for
the
pact
Ira
months,
la
cleaning
up
tbe
books
of
the
company
before
finally
turning
them
over
to
tbe
new
owner
of
tbe
business.
Oeorge
FrtzseU's
powerboat
Laura
P..
which
ssak
at
tbe
fishery
float
at
the
end
of
the
week,
was
quickly
righted
and
la
looking
no
won
for
the
experience
Oammon
t
Watt's
seine
boat
Bertha
iu..
tapi.
ams
unman,
mane
a
eusine
trip
to
Ketchikan
with
her
owners
this
week,
leaving
Tuesday
night
w
returning
at
1
am.
Wednesday.
Frank
Allen,
high
prssause
for
Bdwsrd
Upsett
(Prince
Rupert)
Lad
returned
to
tbe
city
last
night
following
a
two
day
trip
to
Bkeena
Rvssr
cannery
points
on
company
business.
Pacific
Ooyle
Navigation
Co."s
tug
Lome
arrived
on
Saturday
last
with
two
scows
in
tow.
one
rontaHlna
3S0-
IKllllllir.H
NAI.VOK
IN
Halt
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
Rush,
w
in
port
on
Tuesday
from
Vancouver
with
a
carload
of
lime
for
Albert
&
Mc-Caffery
and
the
ornamental
lights
which
ere
to
be
used
on
the
new
11
saner
vrwKUA
Iuct
t
my,
Vocnl
,t
So.
a
i
75c
Third
Avenue
I
building
here.
The
Salvor's
cargo
also
Included
cannery
supplies
for
the
Bkeena
River.
The'
Canadian
halibut
beats
Ring
leader
snd
Olympla
III
are
bark
:n
rervice
again
after
having
had
repair,
ellected
here
to
damage
ustiiied
In
recent
accidents
wbUe
at
sea.
at.
R.
O.
Urge
of
Port
Simpson
wis!
visitor
in
town
(or
a
couple
of
days'
this
week.
lie
arrived
with
his
power!
cruiser
Sunbeam
IX.
Tuesday
afternoon'
aod
returned
Co
Simpson
on
Thursday
Sfttypoon...
Capt.
O.
P.
Smith,
who
arrived
last
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
the
winter,
la
now
giving
his
boat
Billy
Hoy
an
overhaul
at
the
Edward
Lip-rrtt
grid
before
starting
out
trolling
in
which
be
will
be
'occupied
until
the
packing
season
commences.
The
power
cruiser
Mlpal,
belonging
to
Miss
Alman,
is
now
trim
and
snappy
loaklng
in
a
new
coat
of
paint
from
keel
to
mines
meet.
Tbe
vessel
has
also
been
given
a
thorough
overhaul
and
will
be
one
of
the
harbor's
neatest
looking
pleasure
craft.
Tbe
boat
wax
built
last
year
at
Dlgby
Island
and
acquired
by
Miss
Alman
on
completion.
Patience
Is
a
virtue
and
those
who
wait
are
duly
rewarded
The
new
approach
to
the
government
wharf
from
the
west
end
has
been
finally
opened
tr
the
public,
after
being
under
construction
these
past
six
months
or
so.
and
the
Whiff
Man
made
his
Inspection
on
Thursday
afternoon
While
it
looks
more
like
a
cattle
shoot
than
a
comfortable
incline
upon
which
tired
and
elderly
tourist
ladies
may
stop
and
rest
on
the
rail
every
half
a
docen
steps,
it
should
do
lor
a
tune.
Certainly,
It
I
good
deal
better
than
nothing
and
its
construction
looks
solid
enough
if
not
altogether
pleas
in
g
to
the
esthetic
eye.
Now
the
city
might
well
carry
out
some
much-needed
improvements
at
Its
end.
ait
vm;
os
ATF.nntovT
With
the
removal
of
tbe
Prince
Ru-lert
Boat
House
and
floats
from
the
foot
ol
UcBrtde
Sticti
where
thty
have
been
moored
for
many
years,
the
waterfront
looked
something
this
week
like
the
front
room
after
tbe
sheriff
has
called
and
taken
tbe
piano
swsy.
Tbe
outfit
was
moved
down
on
Tuesday
and
placed
along
aide
the
wharf
of
the
purchasers,
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Towage
ft
Salvage
Co..
where
It
will
remain.
The
C.N&
Yacht
Club
floaU
wUi
occupy
tbe
space
formerly
occupied
by
the
P.R.BH
and
P.
W.
Anderson
Is
In
charge
of
the
work
of
putting
them
In
place
there.
Meantime,
with
much
hustle
and
bustle
oinfc
03,
tbe
surroundings
of
thr
Prtnoe
Rupert
Towage
Salvage
Co
present
a
rather
Imposing
scene
of
jjcuvity.
eacecTally
when
the
whole
of
tbe
augmented
fleet
happens
to
be
tied
up
there.
This
important
wierttent
deal
has
also
resulted
In
certain
changes
of
personnel
on
the
boats
Involved.
Capt.
R.
Osmmon
hss
joined
tbe
staff
of
tbe
new
concern
and
will
assume
the
duties
of
second
In
commend
to
Capt.
Paul
Armour,
tbe
manager.
Capt.
Charlie
tarkin
takes
command
of
the
seine-boat
Zanardl
which
bas
been
chartered
from
Oammon
at
Watt
for
a
year.
John
O
Williamson
hss
been
appointed
accountant
of
this
now
laaportsiit
local
concern.
The
Prince
Rupert
Towaee
ti
Salvage
Co.
will
new
have
s
tseal
waterfrontage
of
160
feet
resulting
n
the
escfaange
of
the
to
fast
west
of
UeBrMe
Street
which
It
acquired
1st
MM
pumaas
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
Hotss
Interest
for
a
similar
apace
Just
east
of
Its
original
holding.
It
ss
the
plan
to
put
In
a
full
length
of
floats
to
auaounnudate
the
boats
at
the
fleet
eed
eunh
tmatasas
as
may
otter.
linilOI.INK
HDHKIMl
Afl.lIN
Arter
having
fceea
Ued
im
at
DtgbV
Xetaodfbr
the
vdafer.
tsy
ejlsgbost
stob-oMnk
a4
'verhitl
in
tMnsJ
dry
dock
and
le
Mat
In
service
sgjikg
Tbe
vessel
mide
a
trip
to
the.
eeens
Riser
durlnstlMi
early
pan
ot
ieaWweek
snir
was
la
port
again
oa
TtiHtsisy
before
proceeding
to
the
Naas
BJver.
Tbe
weekly
grist
of
rumor
included
tbe
anything
but
ceassuring
news
that
It
is
the
Intention
of
the
Canadian
OOvernaeat
Merchant
Marine,
in
It
effort
to
effect
economies,
to
do
down
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock.
The
recent
departure
of
certain
of
the
foremen
of
the
plant
was
taken
aa
complementary
to
the
report
There
was
no
of
ficial
ciflrmat!on
of
any
such
action
which
would
be
rather
disastrous
to
the
port
It
is
also
said
that
steps
are
being
continued
by
the
Marine
Department
with
a
view
to
removing
the
Dlgby
Island
Marine
Station
headquarters
to
the
dry
clock
hem.
This,
it
H
understood,
has
been
eontemplated
for
some
years
but,
a,
far
as
can
be
leurned
officially,
the
materialisation
of
the
pian
seems
to
be
no
nearer
than,
It
waa
Dlgby
Island
ferry
boat
Rhona
Is
ba-k
la
service
ag.m,
Capt.
Harry
cal-dcrwood
hsving
returned
recently
from
IlUB
annual
holiday
trip
aouth.
WL,
i't,
.
,
1IIH
HlltTIIII.W
n.
dwaph
oosse
or
basket
bali
1.
.
.T
.
.-
til
.
Xasue
ooearavssj
ass
umpiieuiu
Mrtbday
last
Sunday
by
mskUal
s
crutee
to
UitlakaUa
(and
hack
too)
in
his
power
boat
KUtchall
Si
Currle
have
been
swarded
tbe
contract
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
for
the
re-shinglinc
of
the
government
wharf.
The
Furnace
that
Saves
One
Ton
The
shingles
have
been
ordered
from;
suit
of
the
week's
heavy
landings
prices
1
in-
t-i,h
iu
will
srrive
ahuut
theltnnk
rather
serious
drip
and
several
ud
e(
U
otuith
wbf
U
w;rt
will
H&aVgalLHKHS!T3H9
HK(
l.A
AKENTS
for
Prince
Rupert
Steens,
Limited
be
commenced.
P.
W.
Anderson
baa
completed
a
ten
day
Jeb
of
puttutg
In
new
p.b
concrete
CootUags
at
tbe
Big
Bay
LuaV
ber
Co
s
wharf.
Powerboat
Pecbena
will
go
on
the
Skcena
River
gravel
run
far
the
Prinoe
Rupert
lowage
at
&.lvage
Co.
next
week.
Tbe
Zanardl
has
btrri
on
this
work
for
the
past
week.
William
Ooldbloom
states
that
he
has
done
just
thru-
tunes
as
much
fur
business
during
tbe
past
winter
than
during
any
previous
season.
Tbe
ln-:
raaie
be
accounts
largely
due
to
the
suet
that
be
has
been
handling
a
large
imount
of
fur
this
year
from
the
Yukon
territory.
Shipments
are
stUI
com-.ng
in
from
the
larger
trappers.
Next
vear
Mr.
Ooldbloom
expert
to
double
up
his
business
again
De-p
anew
during
tbe
past
winter
burylnt;
the
tr.ips
Mr.
Opldbloom
holds
accountable
largel
yfor
tbe
fact
that
tbe
production
of
furs
in
this
particular
district
has
shown
s
decrease.
Next
year,
however,
he
looks
for
one
of
the
heaviest
iur
crops
of
recent
years
throughout
the
northern
part
of
the
provinot
Including
this
district.
VOl.t
NTKKR
IS
Mt)U
Mike
Jensen,
well
known
Prinoe
Ru-
SthsasiisV,
sehfasgke.
napjn
J.rsjl
venture
as
bailout
owner
loiiowing
na
purchase
of
the
well
known
boat
Volunteer
which
has
been
announced.
The
vendor
ol
tbe
boat
was
Arthur
Robert-1
son
of
Massett
and
the
deal
was
put'
through
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Towage
at
Salvage
Co.
and
Theo
Collart.
j
Forty-five
feet
long
and
powered
with
j
a
30
h
p
Union
gas
engine,
the
Volunteer
wai
built
some
twelve
or
fifteen
years
ago
and
ber
original
owner
was
Cant.
Sar
Severern.
The
best
was
by
pV
Jonn
0n
lK
wh
abandoned
her
to
the
underwriters
In
lB3d
when
she
was
wrecked
o
Rose
Spit
i
The
vessel
was
salvaged
and
passed
Into
tbe
hands
of
Mr.
Robertson.
Tbe
new
owner
wa
formerly
a
member
of
the
civw
of
the
Kalen
and
lax'
year
was
on
me
cm.si
A
ceMatlcn
of
herrlnn
..elnlng
oxt
-
J
tttions
Is
the
vi.
li.ity
of
Butler
s.
Cove
j
Name
Address
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
L'mited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OperatinK
(i.T.P.
M.000
Ton
Floating;
Dry
lek
Entiineera,
Machinists.
Boilermakers,
Illirkvmilhfi.
Patlrrfi
makers.
Founders.
Woodwerkera.
Ktc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WHUHNG.
Our
plant
is
tquippfd
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
GityMeat
Market
(SELVIG
RR0S.;
Sr!
Atenue
Phone
701
.MEAT-
FISH,
VEGETAI1LES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Oboene!
All
articloa
are
of
aaperior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
and
Jap
Inlet
.ar
Prince
Rupert
was
!
at
4
M0
MO
pouads-iaiNi.700
1
ordered
by
the
fisheries
department
onj
umMOO
pounds!
Thursday.
Bradbury
ft
Yelf.
at
Butlers
:
I
t.alladUn
a
compared
with
last
year's
Cove,
snd
Sr.w
.
at
Jap
Inlet,
had.i,aU,
t
,
:m!r
f!,t
of
i,lg7
0M!
.owever.
-
.etl
s
store
oi
bait
for
the
halibut
beets
before
sein-
awes
rjaaw-t
week
halibut
up
to
yes-
gej
Ows
y
anean
01
the
figures
for
the
corresponding
period
j
ol
1837
due
to
exceptionally
heavy
landings
during
the
past
week
of
at.-700
pounds
About
elithty
per
cent
of
the
local
Canadian
fleet
were
In
with
catches
during
the
week
totaling
391.-000
pounds
while
Ameiiran
boats
landed
a
total
of
609.000
pounds
As
a
re-
of
the
boats
did
liuie
better
than
to
lear
exp'.-nses.
The
highest
Canadian
price
of
the
week
was
13c
and
6c
to
the
'Gibson
for
7.000
pounds
and
tbe
high-;
jest
bid
for
American
halibut
was
13.9c
I'.i'id
Br
paid
the
Kennebec
for
8,300
,
pounds.
Lowest
bids
of
the
week
werej
,
aud
,or
Canadtto
fuw
,nd
a
3c
.ind
5c
for
American.
toUJ
,t
Rupm
u
to
nn.
pjulia,
,d(
Uj.
j
i,i3SO0
American
037.750
Canadian.
N0TICR
XTKB
MATTBR
of
an
aDOllcattoD
far
the
issue
ot
s
Pro
vial
anal
Certlfioste
of
Tltls
tor
Lot
sltteca
(If).
Block
slstiew
(161.
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
S1BA.
sattkuoctory
proof
of
tbe
loss
of
the
Certificate
ol
Title
oorerlng
tbe
above
.
land
having
been
produced
to
me.
It
is
my
Intention
to
Issue,
alter
the
aspire-1
Hon
of
one
month
from
tbe
first
bub-j
lies
Hon
hereof,
a
Prevhuonal
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
shove
land
in
the
aame
of
W
U.
WKUm
The
orlelnal
Oertlfi-cate
of
Title
Is
dated
the
SOth
October.
1810.
snd
Is
numbered
8731
!
Land
Registry
OH
Ice,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
.
llith
March,
Its
II
r
MACUBDO.
gT
Beglstrar
ot
Tiuts-
in
Seven
Warmth
Economy
Satisfaction
are
the
things
to
look
for
in
a
heating
system.
It
yii
are
planning
a
new
home,
or
if
the
past
wi.ittT
has
shown
your
preHent
furnace
to
be
un-ut
is
factory
See
The
Hecla
Agent
Now
lie
will
advise
you
about
your
boating
problems
and
will
show
you
the
famous
Hecla
Warm
Air
Furnace
with
the
special
features
that
result
in
remarkable
fuel
economy
and
assure
a
lifetime
at
satisfaction
in
use.
The
Success
Furnace
is
a
slightly
lower-priced
line,
which
retain
many
of
the
outstanding
features
of
the
Hecla.
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Coupon
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