PAGE
FOUR
THE
xiaILI
KEvo-
See
This
Diamond
Ring
$75.0G,
We
have
Itely
made
a
fortunate
purchase
from
a
diamond
importer
who
offered
a
npecial
inducement
to
.
clear
nut
the
balance
of
a
package.
We
are
having
the
stones
mounted
up
in
white
gold
rings
to
sell
at
$75.00,
and
you
will
my
they
are
beauties.
The
stone
has
quite
a
large
appearance
for
the
money
and
is
of
good
color.
This
would
make
a
nice
moderaate
priced
engagement
ring,
but
we
have
others
with
larger
stones
at
higher
prices
and
some
as
low
as
$15.00.
IK
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
NOllDfrtAl
tC
Di'iCnl
YOU
F
At
IS
NOT
HOT
AIR
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Caah
price
tickets.
Mclfride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St
Telt
phone
557,
Radi(
Radi
io
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AND
RADIOTRONS
And
Accessories
F.
W.
CHANDLER
Exclusive
wholesale
agent
for
Prince
Rupert
and
District
AGENTS
WANTED
P.O.
Ikw
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318
Sixth
Street,
Dr.
Alexander
'
Smith
Mock
Plume
675
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
,
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnlttin'
Moving.
BRINGING
l)P
T7?
MR'JICG-l'M
AVEFW
a
HAPPY
MAN-
I'VE
SEEN
MA'
41ED-
v
ORGANIZATION
LIBERALS
AT
PORT
CLEMENTS
I
I
I
Forty
Sign
Koll
Following
Address
by
Judge
Mallory
and
Officers
Elected
PORT
CUEMENT9,
Feb.
II.
A
meeting
ni
called
at
Port
Clements
on
the
evening
of
February
1.
tor
the
purpose
of
organising
a
Liberal
Association.
The
meeting
was
called
to
order
by
I
A.
R.
Mallory,
who
explained
the
object
of
the
Association
and
gave
a
talk
:i
Liberalism.
Mrs.
Clccone
acted
as
-ecretery.
An
Invitation
was
extended
to
all
who
believe
In
tne
principles
of
Liberal
ltm
to
o!n
the
association
to
which
twenty-two
of
the
persona
present
signed
their
names.
On
motion
the-
meeting
adjourned
to
meet
on
the
evening
of
February
6.
for
the
purpose
of
electing
officers.
y
At
the
adjourned
meeting
A.
R.
Mal
lory
was
elected
president
of
the
As
sociation
and
F.
J.
Dunroe
vice-president,
a.
B.
Davies
was
elected
secretary
treasurer.
The
executive
chosen
was:
Ed.
Shannon
to
represent
the
laboring
class.
Q
Clccone
to
represent
the
business
Interests.
John
Locker
and
Joseph
Dunroe
to
represent
the
farmers.
F.
J.
Ttngley
to
represent
the
log'
glng
and
lumbering.
Theodore
Macconl
to
represent
the
fishing
Industry.
A
motion
was
carried
that
Inasmuch
as
there
were
many
ladle
now
mem
ten
and
many
more
that
had
ex
pressed
their
dealde
to
join
the
election
of
the
ladles
representatives
wai
carried
over
until
the
next
meeting
of
the
associstlon.
.
The
associstlon
starts
out
with
forty
members
and
many
more
of
the
people
of
the
district
have
expressed
theni-
telves
as
wanting
to
join
at
the
next
meeting.
Judging
from
the
enthusiasm
dis
played
at
the
meetings
this
association
is
a
very
promising
future.
MAU.OUVH
AIIDKKSH
In
an
address
a.
the
opening
meet
ing.
A.
R.
Mallory
spoke
of
the
reason
tw
calling
the
meeting
and
the
desir
ability
of
taking
an
active
Interest
la
forwarding
the
interests
of
the
community.
He
said
In
part:
We
propose
organizing
not
for
the
purpose
of
satisfying
any
personal
grievance
nor
for
any
personal
greed
but
for
the
purpose
of
advocating
and
advancing
those
things
that
will
bene
fit
our
district,
and
working
for
what
will
be
of
he
most
benefit
for
the
moat
people.
We
believe
that,
a
Liberal
Associa
tion
can
have
more
weight
and
do
more
for.
our
community
than
any
other
organisation
at
the
present
tunc.
We
have
no
quarrel
with
any
one
qt
any
i
irgai.ntugV.JsV
MKmukSLmL
political
beliefs
and
we
fjxtead
to
all
who
believe
lu
the
principles
of
Lib
eralism
to
join
our
association
and
t.
those
who
do
not
feel
like
so
doing
we
would
suggest
that
they
form
an
association
suitable
to
their
political
beliels
and
I
will
promise
you
that
we
will
meet
you
and
discuss
on
common
ground
without
prejudice
any
matteri
that
will
be
of
benefit
to
this
district
Some
at
you
present
msy
not
approve
if
some
of
the
stands
taken
by
cer
tain
members
of
the
Liberal
party
but
we
mum
remember
that
all
men
do
not
nt
all
times
follow
the
true
teaching
of
Liberalism.
It
Is
human
to
make
errors
and
It
will
be
part
of
our
business
to
follow
as
closely
aa
we
can
those
principles
and
see
to
It
that
we
have
leaders
who
do
the
same.
AiiVAxn:
common
it:on.E
We
Invite
all
who
believe
In
the
principles
of
Liberalism
to
join
our
association
because
we
are
convinced
that
the
Libers)
party
since
they
first
name
into
existence
have
done
more
for
the
advancement
of
the
common
people
than
any
other
party.
We
invite
you
to
join
because
the-
literal
party
la
not
a
vocational
party
nut
is
big
enough
to
take
in
all
oc
cupations,
businesses,
trade
or
pro
fesslons.
We
Invite
you
to
Join
on
account
of
the
wonderful
history
and
record
the
Liberal
party
have
left,
a
history
of
which
we
msy
well
be
proud.
Msny
years
ago
the
people
of
Qreat
Britain
were
crying
out
against
the
burden
placed
upon
them
by
the
corn
lews
These
laws
were
filling
the
coffer
(if
u
few
rtrli
at
the
expense
of
the
common
people,
the
Liberals
led
FATHEk
MY
DEAR
LITTLE
VIFE
AMD
I
ARE
JUST
LI
KE
OME-
VOU'RE
A
FREAK"
THAT$
ALUI
KIN
w&c
cn
Mcmnne
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
I
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
Mrs.
Louise
Raglirt,
Golden
Lake,
Ont.,
writes:
"For
several
years
I
wat
greatly
troubled
with
my
Jieart
was
so
nervous
und
short
of
breath
could
hardly
sleep
at
night,
and
if
did
sleep
for
a
while
I
had
bad
dreams.
'I
managed
to
keep
at
my
work,
somehow,
until
I
began
to
have
diwy
spells
which
got
so
bad
I
had
to
give
up.
I
used
many
kinds
of
medicine,
but
found
no
help
until
I
gat
a
box
f
After
the
first
box
I
found
a
great
change,
and
after
two
boxes
I
was
as
well
as
I
could
be.
"I
told
m.y
mother,
who
had
choking
sensations,
about
them
and
they
helped
her
greatly."
Price
50c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
limited,
Toronto,
Out.
such
as
Cobden
and
Bright
had
.bese
oppressive
laws
appealed.
Who.
when
the
people
ol
the
United
States
were
crying
out
against
unjust
tax,
were
the
men
who
stood
up
In
the
Hawse
of
Parliament
In
England
and
eerlrasly
denounced
the
action
of
Par
liament
taxing
the
people
and
gtvtnt.
hem
no
voice
in
the
matter-
It
w.i
he
great
Liberals
Darke,
Pitt.
Fta
,uk
uch
mighty
men
standing
ovt
u.h
igalnat
oppression.
They
tmlci
P.ri::
ment
that
free-
men
wouM
:.
,ta-
I
for
such
unjust
treatme..
Thf
t
i.
u
states
was
lost
to
h
t
-w:
.here
If
the
true
principle--
of
Libera!
un
had
been
followed
what
nm'!u
atlon
would
have
been
sa.t-d
to
Ellwand.
ThJ
i
no
idle
mi
Rend
his
tory
IRrXWlrs
exampu:
Borne
year's
later
we
ee.-
.t
ram:
I
rob;il)lv
Kiii'land'a
ureal"''!
tiite.smit.
T.
Oliiil-'onc.
cnmpaiKlni:
the
mi,-
y
nd
v
.
.t
:
.nn
manhood
tr.uu
hir.
huh
hr
i
P;.';n.i!
of
England
hurt
plHred
the
hUitu'e
books
an
act
viiik
even
nan
a
Brlti.-ii
.ibjert.
Ul
yenri.
o!
ae
he
rluht
v
;rn
to
the
polls
;md
niy
by
tats
vote
how
and
by
whom
he
shou:.
t
goveiivd
1:
was
Mint
aclvo
atf'
tor
yeors
hom
rule
tor
irciund
Th.
Irish
people
ihoimht
that
they
wri.
verburdened
with
i.x?y
and
oppn-ssei1
JsM
wanted
the
'oppo-iunity
of
tiyin
elf
government.
Olad;oi-
be!icei
they
should
be
glveti
ihr
opportunn
jf
trying
It.
They
hav
hu.i
-
n
v
rnment
for
only
a
lew
year
now
but
e
the
result.
They
tt
wmv.n
.n
ehemes
for
theu-
dveebiiieiit
sciti.n
ill
thetr
dlfncultles
4n4
al
eady
n
eauntry
is
in
t9d
oonduu.n
jtvemment
bull
os
I
sane
and
tiu.
founds
U
on.
and,
they
nave
becom:
one
of
the
tmS.
'cmoonweattk'
o
nations.
Had
pittiJ
porley
m-followed,
Uelano)
,BUla
ve
saved
Si
years
of
strU.
MntentsM
and
hard
ship.
CHadstoa
Uberal
of
s
very
fine
ntplytiac
the
triM
prtarfilea
ot
'.a
aAkWie-'Mk
Just
eonali
oer-tJH
great
work
thai
Liberals
have
Canada.
In
Nova
Scotia
w!
iteea
men
were
elected
by
the
jM
tnnt
province
to
represent
(be
Lsgislstlve
Assembly
were
nl
B'BxwX'B
to
pass
any
legislation
but
ifmfm
Bnsn
Inated
by
eleven
men
selectejT4r
the
BepreeenU-
tlve
of
the
Crown.
-
TBI
Wberals
led
by
Joseph
Howe
raised
such
a
hue
and
cry
that
they
c
totally
drove
that
representative
from
the
country
and
the
people
were
allowed
to
be
governed
by
their
chosen
representatives.
In
upper
Canada
much
the
same
J3
(h'crvcFood
"YOO'Ul.
bOOV
ME
AN'
Sntu.
FIMD
OO'
THERE
;
-
ONLY
ONE
condition
prevailed.
Tou
have
heard
whole
country
being
run
by
a
few
selected
men
not
the
representatives
of
the
people.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
jmetlmet
called
n
rrbel.
elected
by
he
people
to
represent
Diem
In
Parlia-
.nent
was
refused
a
no.it
in
the
Parlia
ment.
Tou
are
aw.
ire
i'
how
he
s'.oo:)
..irlcssly
denouncing
such
actions.
broke
up
that
lamliy
compact
ana
we
ire
tooay
reaping
tnc
oeneui
01
nm
ujr
see
tne
stand
or
that
ncnest
a
tic
'tonoraMe
old
Scot.
Alexander
Macken
ie.
when
the
Rivcrnment
of
the
de
I
were
giving
away
the
resources
of
Can-
i
ada
to
the
selected
few
of
the
C.P.n
railway.
Re
defeated
that
Government
and
had
msny
of
the
offenders
placet
in
Jail.
It
Is
said
of
him
that
he
so
on
the
treasury
box
with
s
shot
gui
In
his
hands.
The
great
trouble
r
that
when
he
went
out
of
office
hi
took
the
gun
with
him
and
no
out
I
has
been
able
to
find
it
since
He
wai
i
Liberal
standing
out
for
the
right
3f
the
people.
LAf,HIKK'
EXAMPLE
A
few
years
later
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurie:
ind
who
of
us
that
lived
during
hi'
caderahlp
is
that
that
does
not
experience
feel''iK
of
warmth
spreading
ver
him
ever
day
at
the
mention
o'
ils
name,
s
him
standing
on
th
latfomi
before
an
audience
of
sever
hoi"
md
iM-ople
In
the
city
of
Toronto
iarct
par.
:
that
audience
belni
!
v.itlve
O:
igemen
of
that
city.
Ie
'A
as
Willi
b
Is
own
followers
that
uiii
h
.,!,;
ilble
for
him
to
hoi:
mei'::
x
.:
t
time,
he
being
ni;-
i'a:h
and
a
renebman
lie
-anil.-
,
there
fearlessly
anc
adlan.
a
Liberal
o
it
i
!
'i
111:
You
cannot
fore:
j'.!!
.1
U'
I
.
'
I
I
.
.
i
:
iie
people
of
Man
obii
Von
mu-...i,.il
i
i
-pect
the
conaut
r.iil.--
i.l
.e
iiecple.
The
Pro
.
i
il.:
-
.
h,
i
ik
r
to
legislate
ti
..tier-
!
;;.!
.-.
,-c:,.)
'ii
and
we
mus'
.merlin
and
to.
.-.I
who
came
t
n:.e
.
ii
erl
ii.'n
I
the
echo.
I
tl.lil);'
dow
I
present
time
:
w
n:o:i
:
.i-
tnt
through
i
al
cc;
...n
present
pre
:aki:iK
.r
-!
m-
Unit
the
gsmpl
.
:
.
n
"liitlonal
rlgh
.vein
in.'in-ehej-
While
other.
iK.:".'
no
iii,.-:
mis
of
scanda
in
iKtt
i.i.."re!-
h-
as
defendlm
rights
cf
r.
p.uple
of
this
OOSJB'
iiixl
ihi'
majority
of
the
Bgopti
-ni
buck
ot
him
and
we
now
em
tne
of
tne
.r
re-i.
bnif
results
.of
hlr
.on
T'-1,,
the
(Monies
of
the
iin.sli
Kinpit.
ha-c
1
1
ached
the
statw
l
Na'i-Mi-
:
the
.
iBd
taken
by
oei
.1'
iiner
.
,,rr.ii.ihl
one
of
the
chit:
r-
in
hi
ii
-nit:
'
,ia
about.
JOHN
OI.IVK.lt
I
iv
old
lei
tiiis
opportunity
pas
w::,.nr
..i.iiK
vom:
attention
to
tot
a.
:k
ni
.
ami
old
man
of
Brltisl
i.i.'iihi.i
'.
:
.y
gone
to
his
rest
lobn
Oliver,
who
while
many
of
tbx
"epraeeuyaUves
In
the
Legislature
weri
I
ightlng
oyer
trivial
ana
iters,
was
aerv.
i
ng
1MB
the
htrtery.
of
this
provlnct
I
irtd
flghtlnu
for
the
rights
of
the
pro
I
.
inoe
in
the
metier
-
of
lands
and
I
nonejr
due
her
from
the
Dominion
ol
I
"ill
nghiing
.feX'
the
redrmp'
iorM
plrdk-ea
made
when
ahe
came
Into
I
Oonfederatlon
Is
It
of
Interest
to
uil
that
British
OoluntMa
Is
recelvlnp
I
large
tracu
of
the
Fence
River
ciuntr
that
la
justly
her
due?
Is
it
of
m
interest
to
us
that
he
fought
for
thi
equalisation
of
freight
rates
snd
oi
account
of
hi
efforts
we
sec
a
steady
jtraarn
of
gclden
train
flowing
through
'he
porta
of
Vancouver
and
Prince
Ru
ert?
Hi
record
shows
a
life
time
evoted
to
the
welfare
of
the
coramon
people.
Again
we
extend
to
you
an
lnvlta
Hon
to
join
our
association.
We
an
not
asking
you
to
sign
any
lengthy
creed
but
only
this,
that
you
believt
In
the
principles
of
Liberalism
and
have
confidence
In
the
Liberal
Oovern
menta
at
Ottawa
.and
Victoria.
Ant
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r
17!'
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,
,
IITT'I.
V
flVHIIlt
(Hit
WW
IPIMIIIIIVUVIJ.
SiMITHBRS
k.
L.
Oele,
looal
broker,
has
left
tor
Vancouver
where
be
will
consult
with
interests
which
are
eesiroMs
of
setuir;
!r;;
the
mineral
claims
at
Topiev
own
ed
by
David
Keen
an
and
W.
Matheson
ft
lbs
deal
koi
through.
It
will
result
Jf
active
development
of
the
property
being
undertaken.
The
property,
which
wan
taken
up
last
summer.
Is
situated
about
a
mile
from
the
TnpleyRlchfleld
holdings.
Smlthers
liru-
been
bask
Urn
In
iprlnu-
lllie
sunshine
for
the
past
eex.
wrrra
winds
snd
llihl
rains
helping
to
re
in,
ve
the
blanket
of
white.
All
id
director
of
the
Binltliers
j
RE.Att.V-
WE.
fiVEM
THINK
ALIKE-
I
-
'
-
.
fee
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advettiiement
taken
for
less
than
Sin
-iopltai
were
returned
to
oillce
at
the
nnual
meeting
which
was
lKld
tnia
vee.
ssrs.
n
r,
nuran
acin
cin
ii
o
fill
one
vacancy
,
The
funeral
took
nlare
here
last
Saturday
afternoon
of
Kdward
Merrill,
.til
known
resident
cf
Decker
Lake.
.ho
succtunbed
In
the
local
hospital
o
paralysis
He
la
survived
by
a
;ldow
and
family.
With
a
figure
ct
I1.SO0.
Charle
Mor
is
of
8m!thers
last
week
was
the
hlKh-
at
bldjder
for
the
farm
of
the
late
Jonakt
McKlnnon.
about
two
miles
vert
at
Smlthers,
which
wus
nflereo
r
sale
by
the
official
admin
Islrmtor.
i
PIONEERS'
APPOINT
MWCOMMIiTEES
teiralln
Maile
lor
Mg
Aenaal
Han-
qnet
ol
nrganlxatlM
A
meeting
cf
the
Prince
Rupert
loneer's
Asiciat
on
was
held
last
even-
ng
in
the
City
Hall.
F
W.
Hart,
preai-
favnft
nf
au
asarurial
Inn
Ink
t
Ka
Helt
he
business
wan
chiefly
of
routine
na-
!
uee
aitri
Im
luded
tlie
.rt-vytlrm
of
tvaw
I
yiaw
ana
tne
sppjintment
of
subfliai-
ry
committees.
The
iuilowinH
csmmlies
were
ap-
slnted:
Trustee
-P.
W.
Anderson.
F.
W.
eijh.
Aid.
Ben
Oreer
Auditors
-Aid
A.
PrudhooMne
and
larry
Daggett.
Finance
J.
Vlere-k.
Ala.
Oreer
and
lack
Munro.
Membership-
H.
B
JSutman.
W.
H
'ameron
and
J.
Murray.
BxM
Jar:
H
MrUnd.
Mn
Besner.
M.
Millar.
Mrv
fteddie
and
Mrs.
Viereck
Benevolent
-P.
v.
Anderson
ichalr-
.lani,
and
the
executive
onlcers.
The
annual
banquet
will
be
laeid
tr.
He
Boston
Hall
on
Friday,
taarch
8.
the
jmmltteo
in
charge
being
F.
W.
Weech
chairman
I.
P.
W.
Anderwii,
W.
Millar.
I
B.
Eastman.
F.
W
Hart
and
A
O
ranks.
It
was
de
lded
by
the
com-
nlttee
to
dispose
ot
tlckeu
to
old-ttmerj
much
as
possible.
BRIDGE
PARTY
AND
TEA
BY
MUNICIPAL
CHAPTER
IME
A
bridge
party
and
tea
la
being
held
his
afternoon
in
the
hall
on
UU
Avenue
by
Municipal
Chapter.
Imperial
jroev,
vauien
iers
w
tne
sxnptre.
nriufe
dsrrng
fifteen
UMes
started
at
2
M
nd
eervlng
of
tea
will
follow
at
4
.'clook.
Conveners
of
the
affair
are
Mrs.
(pbert
Slaoce.
Mrs
John
Manson
and
Mrs.
f)en
eW
ewth
Mrs
H.
L.
Landry
:i
cashier,
and
the
following
ladles
rvlleura:
Mr.
Jack
Boddle.
Mis.
Wll
lam
Millar.
Mr
Shelford
Dnr.on,
Mrs
1
W
Ablioti.
Mlw
Huliiah
Oraham,
Mrs.
Tlior
Johnnon
and
Mrs.
D
Orchard
McLeod
ST.
GEORGE
SOCIETY
h"'
K
Regular
MeHIng
ol
OijrMiilralln
l.nu-l
Mglil
The
regular
meeting
ol
the
Royal
Society
of
St.
Oejrge
I.iki
uighl
was
foll.iw-d
by
a
aoUai.
Mr
H
A
M
U'ci
Mr.
M.
Smeeton
ami
F.
Aldruie
Ix'ini;
in
hirge
of
affairs.
Pnne-win
iters
at
whist
were
Mrs.
C
Biewerti
n
and
W.
O
Oakley.
reahrm-nt-
were
served
st
midnight
closing
a
very
enjoyable
event
C.
J.
Rnwbotham
snd
Mrs.
W.
Jones
were
passengers
sailing
on
the
Princess
s
trice
this
morning
for
Vancouver.
Use
I
-
-
t
;
:
SAWS
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
timber
In
anmo
time,
with
less
labor
than
any
ot'ici
anw.
SIMONM
CAHMM
WW
CO.
LTD.
M"N1SML
VANOeuvtn,
t.
jomm.
N.a-
Tueumo
I
I
SJ
VsIFf
ME
By
George
IVLIV
I
II
FOR
HALE
roR
gAj,s
si
GOO
BOYS
A
MsJWLT
finished
house.
S
rooms,
bathroom.
pantry
and
basement
Handy
to
saw-
Vancouver
mll,
pb,,
Dlack
Ul
tl
FOR
SALE.
-
OAK
ROLL
TOP
DH8K
and
swivel
chn:r.
Apply
Family
Shoe
Store
tf
PERSONAL
MATERNITY
Nl'aBK
-
DAILY
OR
Monthly.
Old
country
trained
I'lvirte
Reft
704
36
FOR
RENT
OR
HINT
FOUit
ROOMED
HOf3K.
fully
modern
aplemlid
rwrine
view:
rllth
Aver.ue
We-'
Apply
Tbeo
Col-
lart,
Ltd
tf
r-OR
RENT
ONK
(tOOD
APARTMENT
with
three
bed
rums
Dwn
town
Stork
block
Apply
Stork's
Hardware.
FOB
RENT
ROCMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board.
Central
location.
I'hnn
Blue
153.
j
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
6
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros
U
POR
RKrT
rURNISHcD
HOUSE
,
Apply
21B
Fourth
Ave
Cast.
,
tf
i
I
H
SMTI
Rl.
AMI
KAXiTN
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
BEDS
SPRINGS,
mattress,
linoleum
snd
linoleum
rugs,
carpets,
window
blinds,
curtain
rods.
Fne
Alatka
curlala
goods
snd
drupes
dlnli
g
room
j
Feb
II
P
suites
chesterfield
suites,
chairs
tab-
Feb
15-
m.
Pr:
les.
floor
lamps,
blankets,
sheets,
bed
spread,
quilts
rsnges,
sktittles.
kitchen
hardware
and
mostly
all
household
articles.
All
new
o-d
A.
MACKENZIE,
Furniture.
Phone
TT8
CHIMNEY
SWBEP
t
II.
J.
7.VMKRHN
fleneral
Hsurtr
Man
furnaces
snd
Stores
Cleaned
and
Repaired
Chlmnles
Swept.
Oametery
Plou
Cared
For
Phone
Red
348
Prince-
Rupert.
BC
BXCHAMCiE
NFW
AXD
RroH
HAVI
H
KMTI
RR
bought
and
mid
and
exchanged
Flayer
Piano
and
Two
Cash
RegHters
in
stock
FAFAftOFI
I.Og
HA
R
AM
KM
Third
Ate.
Phone
MS
CHIROPRACTIC
HII.
R.
It.
I
VfH.KHON
rhlropraeter
tl
Ttilrd
A
venae.
Telephone
for
appolntnent
now
to
Blue
86.
Residence
phone
Black
233.
Evening
celt
made
aa
ejrenired.
j
PRINCE
HI'
PERT
TIDES
4
4
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6:07
am.
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17:51
p.m.
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fUHNfi
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c.u.
Friday
n.
Pr
n..
Saturday-
-as
('.
--es.
I'r.i
Feb.
15
m
rn-Feb
39
m.
Pr.
iTosn
Vanmutrr
Sunday
as.
('an
Wed
need
-
I
Saturday,
ss.
Saturday
as
I'r.i
r'eli.
II
t.
i
i
Feb
"j
.
1':
Fer
Port
HlmpMui
...
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ran-From
Purl
lmpoii
..
Tuesday
.
C
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.
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Anu
an.
I
Sunday
-v
(
a
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n
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Anjov
ami
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Tuesday
m
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Friday
-i
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lor
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llwrl..;
i
Feb
11
!r
I-'eb
ii
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'nmi
(Jure
ii
tliui'
i
Feb
n
Prlt.
Feb.
21
v
Pr
rmm
Alaska
Feb
IS
s.
Feb
20
ks
mail
sii;i:
FTHMl
VI.
Fee
the
East
Mondnya
Weilne-oloesa
.
.
.
.
I'mm
the
FjisI
Tuciidnv
Thttr--il
due
T
Vancouver
Tuesdays
Fridays
Saturdays
C
PR
-
Feb
15
Train.
Momlni-Saturdsys
Fraea
Vaneoaver
Bundsyt
Wednesday
Friday
CP
ft
-
Feb.
1
1
Trains.
Sundays
i
'M
I
days
-I
To
.layex.
Alh-e
trio
Premier
Sundays
'
Wednesdays
.
.
ITem
Anyox.
Alice
V"
Premier-Tuesdays
Fridays
To
Nets
River
Pnlnl-
Sundays
rraai
Nsss
River
l'"i
-
Tuesdsy
To
AMskn
Feints
Feb
II
and
28
Frees
Alaaka
Pnlni"
Fab.
18
and
3"
To
Queen
charlotte
l-i
Feb.
11
and
3
iv
I
frawi
Queen
rimi'-'
Feb.
B
and
33
cm
trmns
Far
the
i:a
-
Monday
Wednes
i
at
11
30
a
m
From
'he
Ras:
Sill
Tuttdays.
Thurii'
at
.to
pnv
LAND
M
MOTIf'R
OF
IM
"
v
'
TO
n:-i
In
Caaalar
Land
I)
of
"
f.alom1,4c
not
ti'
40
mil''
town
of
Atltn.
In
iii
I
longltudi
gltude,
and
iibou
latitude.
I
TAKE
NOTirE
'
Lemletix.
of
Ola
lv-
1
B.C.,
occupation
Ti
for
S
!etme
of
tin
'
land
j
Commencing
at
i
i
unrihw-hi
vid
of
''
1710
fei"
Mortli
f
'
1
l.nke
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r;
tlii'in
1
'
soitlb:
r
miMi.ii,,,,.!
ti,..
....
..
'one
one
mile
mile
"
"
m
y""
i
thence
one
mile
nre
RI.ng
to
get
married
No
I
nm
not
itolnu
to
he
ntnrrleil
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In
lli.it
ruse,
coii;i
m
ul:i
t
lonal'
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nrre
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