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YOU
FACTS
CARE
tS,
1
.
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
ft
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
I
TVorars
nvf
?
I
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldhloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
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
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
'sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootlesa
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfcr
AND
COAL
CO.
I3f
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storag
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
uisiributlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltunt
Muvlng.
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMapijj
Our
WELL-
A
LONG
A'b
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lb
roa
coooness
;6ake-
vhat
arctou
1
AND
I'M
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OF
SEEING
VOO
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RAININ"
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IN
AN
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,
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ti
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1
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IN
TOUR
UNDERSHIRT-,VOU
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amng
ne.ST-
BESIDES-
IT'LL
FURNACE
NEEDS
CLEANING
AMD
OO
ME
6ICK-
GET
OP
AND
r
VEAE-
MACGIE-
THE
RUCbNEED
BEATING?
1
TOLD
SOMETHING
-"YOU
e-10
LOAFER-
!
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BEFORE
TO
TAIGHTEN
OP,
m
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Prices
Oo.
and
after
Feb.
1st,
1928
Suits
steamed
and
pressed
"'"
Suits
cleaned
and
pressed
f
.$2.00
Coat
and
vest
$1.25
Trousers
750
Trouers,
yhite
.....
$f,oo
Overcoats,
steamed
and
pressed
75
(
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed
$1.75
Trench
Overcoats
..
.$2.50
Raincoats
.,
.$2.00
Fancy
Vests
500
Boys'
Suits
.
.
.
.
.$1.00
CaP8
S.V
Silk
Shirts
'
Mufflers
Tl'es
ir,r
Sweater
Coats
75
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
1
'
'
CLOSE
MATCHES
OFBASKETBALL
Ladle'
League-
Drill
Team.
10;
Hliih
School.
4.
Intermediate
League
High
School.
39:
Elevator.
37.
40.
Senior
League
Terminals.
41:
Elks.
Close
Senior
and
Intermediate
Lewie
.Hatches
featured
but
nlghl'a
basketball
fixtures.
The
Senior
League
affair
was
tightly
contested
throughout,
the
Orand
Ter-
i
mmala.
who
led
36-34
at
the
end
of
.the
tint
half,
finishing
victorious
by
I
the
narrow
margin
of
41
to
40.
Dave
Balfour
was
retired
from
the
floor
on
(account
of
personal
fouls,
the
only
placr
of
the
evening
to
be
thus
penalized
by
Referee
Brick
Skinner
who
handled
all
games.
In
the
Intermediate
League,
High
School
finished
the
first
period
with
a
secre
of
25-40
over
the
Elevator,
the
final
score
being
30-37
In
Collegiate'
lavor.
j
An
Interesting
match,
though
not
soju
.
K;e
game
between
High
School
and
Drill
Team,
the
Utter
team
picking
up
i
one
of
Its
few
victories
of
the
season
I
by
a
score
of
10
to
Half
time
score
I
was
8-0
In
favor
of
the
Drill
team.
A
falr-shwc
crowd
watched
the
matches,
details
of
scoring
in
which
were
as
follows:
lailllX'
1K.WUK.
High
School
Helen
Blm.
2:
Nellie
'
Ourvlch;
Susie
Boddte:
Phyllis
Harvey.
May
Ness,
Julia
Walters
Total
GRAND
TERMINALS
were
made
as
follows:
A.
Wylle
f5
W.
Braes
w
M.
M.
Lamb
9i
.
&
WUson
A.
Bureau
89
C.
Wilson
84
J.
J.
Mac
Kay
83
ST,
ANDREWS
BOWLING
Teams
Mlppnt
by
Ale
MtLenri
and
Jk
Irew
Were
Winners
j-t
Kirnlng
In
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
liome-nnd-home
tournament
last
n'ltht,
the
team
klniu1
hv
i
'
I
.
(ill
WAS
SO
NERVOUS,
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
Mrs.
Lonise
Ragliu,
Golden
Laks,
Ont.,
writes:
"for
several
years
I
was
greatly
troubled
with
toy
heart
I
was
so
aervoui
and
short
of
breath
I
eoul.1
hardly
sfeep
at
night,
and
If
I
did
sleep
for
a
while
I
had
tad
dreams,
j
"I
managed
to
keep
at
my
work,
somehow,
until
I
bejan
te
have
Mur
pells
which
gut
so
bad
I
had
to
give
op.
I
used
many
kinds
of
meultine,
but
found
no
hf
Ip
until
I
got
a
box
ef
.
.
.
After
the
first
box
I
found
a
great
change,
and
after
two
boxes
I
was
as
well
as
I
could
be.
"I
told
-ray
mother,
who
had
choking
sensations,
U,l
t
f...
.
,1
they
helped
her
greatly."
Price
50c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
dlrett
on
receipt
ef
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
Limited.
Toronto;
Ont
nnn
T-m
,
.
V.
...
ce
oeorge
intennedl
gohr.
l;
Evelyn
Dalby.
0:'
Dot
Edaar.
I
!!
'
i"'1"1
L..
ptaJ?d
two
!
andred
and
fifty
pemm
Lamble.
10:
Geo.
Mitchell:
Eddie
Smith,
8:
Harold
Macdonald:
C.
Donald,;
10.
Total
40.
.
'
Orand
Terminals-Jack
McNultf.
4:
'
Benny
Wendle;
rtalph
Smith.
18;
A.
'
Slocomb,
8;
Tom
Kelsey;
B.
Hunt.
13.
Total
41.
WIN
DECISIVELY
BILLIARD
MATCH
The
stock
of
the
Orand
Terminals
went
up
considerably
in
the
Bill
lard
League
laat
night
as
a
result
of
their
victory
by
the
substantial
aggregate
seen
erf
IM
to
m
iw.
ih.
-
-
'
-
mv
uwn.
.'which
took
a
deeided
slump.
The
te
baoconlau
were
beaten
declalvetv
three
of
the
five
matches.
The
eaorlna
was
u
toiiou.
S-
tit
iaind
Termtoala,
xv
waugT'TUtwyr1,'
lfa
-.i.ts.wiaiJ
F.
Zleman,
187:
D.
Brown.
200.
J.
Andrews.
200:
J.
Brown.
101.
W.
Wllllscroft.
2O0;
R.
Young.
132.
J.
Beaaley,
187;
C.
Youngman.
200.
Billiard
league
standing
to
date
are
follows;
Played
Total
Cold
Storage
6
828
Maple
Leafa
8
8422
O
rot
to
6
880V
Orand
Terminals
..
8
8987
Oyro
Club
6
1111
in
A--
Aver.
921
904
886
87B
888
RIFLERANGE
A.
V)llr,
With
Kre
of
M.
High
Man
nt
Iteglmental
XIwmiI
of
M'rek
Ijit
evening
At
the
weekly
snoot
of
the
North
D
C.
Regiment
rio
Association
on
the
Market
Ptaee
range
last
evening,
scores
'on
over
that
of
Fred
Camer-
cn
in
a
very
close
came
while
Jick
Frew's
aggregation
beat
that
of
J
Watson.
Oames
on
Monday
night
will
be:
Oeorge
Scott
vs.
Nell
McDonald
and
Q.
'
Davie
vs.
Oeorge
Abbott
.
SPORT
CHAT
a
nHKit
rwa
malt
nux&u'-
A(iG
lilts
it
dot
ideil
and
beneficial
place
in
the
lives
of
human
beings;
it
is
a
HEALTH
FOOD
as
ivtll
:is
n
11PM
Til
HPIVt
iMiiSiswliftfng
and
inviRDrsiinK
reaction
unon
the
liunidn
syjti'tti.
The
U
of
MIOKNIX
IiX0IlT
KEEK
is
very
hijrhly
rerortmiendi'd
as
an
aid
to
diKwJTiJn
because
it
is
projM'ily
qfewcu
and
ajred
and
ub.olutely
pure.
HslSf8hSSt
ami
li..,!!
a..
.1...
VICTORIA
BREWING
CO.
UNITED
tlltlMM
II
I.
II'IIiIA
iutMl.M..nilM,
I
I
.
I
Kr
sir.
,i
rM
'
WA
OMI.-I,
Iff
(
'ffl
ieniui
Jvt'i
D
Corlesi,
senior,
accompanied
the
boys
,
on
their
trip
anti
gives
it
as
his
opinion
they
have
the
talent
to
make
the
grade
In
fast
.company.
An
effort
l
being
made
to
bare
the
Vanderhoof
boys
play
a
return
match
in
Prlnn-
Oeorge
with-
j
in
the
nest
few
days.
!
As
an
early
caess.
and
at
a
verv
con-
ilderabie
distance
from
the
date
of
the
j
bsuta.
Delsney
vs.
Heeney
and
Sharkey
I
vs
Rlsfco,
we
shquld
be
Inclined
to
the
;
:olief
that
pelaney
and
Rlsko
will
con-,
tr.d
for
tbtSsance
to
mest
Oene
Tun-i
ney.
The
Canadian
will
have
to
con-
ced
weight
to
all
three
of
the
others
j
if
ever
they
happen
to
meet.
He
beat
I
Ulsko
not
long
nine,
and
ought
to
be
j
able
to
do
so
again
without
much
dlffl-!
sulty.
Calculations
based
on
the
show-I
:ng
ot
Heeney
and
Sharkey
In
their
re-I
c
ent
New
York
bout
cannot
"give
them
;
much."
Sharkey
has
boxed
better
bouts
than
that
against
Heeney.
but
!
;::nty.
with
his
speed,
boxing
ability.
.
0d
hitting
power,
looks
like
the
standout
of
the
elimination
quartet.
It
looks
like
his
path
Is
toward
the
Tunnev
ihroae
.
NOVELTY
DANCE
GREAT
SUCCESS
Crowd
of
Three
Hundred
and
Fifty
Persons
Prevent
at
An.
nual
Event
of
Mooseheart
I-egion
annneA
The
novelty
dance
last
night
m
the
Moose
Hall
by
Rupert
Moose
gion
No.
48
was
a
moat
successful
Tctal.
10.
Zl
,301
ww
tlx
tartest
crowds
ever
attend-
INTF.KMKDI
tTP
IX.WIl
K
!
IT,
"
7
,V
I
T
"
-bolng
rfwt.
B-lta
Elev.tor-C.
Donald.
14:
n;
v.
v.
sneaa-ner.
MeaaW
.
'
7?
.
,
with
u.i
dwetnt
program,
mere
were
many
18;
O.
McDonald:
W.
Murray.
4:
T.
-
'
uunis
snd
novelties.
'all
of
which
con-
Hughes;
B.
Wendle.
3.
Total
37.
tUh
School
-H.
Macdonald.
12:
Dsn
Morrison.
8;
Allan
Cross.
8:
B.
Hunt.
10:
Joe
Scott.
8:
Total
88.
kkmok
i.i:(it
i:
i
Elks
Dave
Balfour,
18:
V.
Measher:
a
score
of
The
Vanderhecf
fa
n
'
twt..t
,w-
'.
were
of
the
opinion
their
boys
were
when
the
function
came
j
as
goon
individual
players
as
those
j
pass
very
rapidly.
Prises
until
to
2J0
a
close
given
vho
made
up
the
Prlnet
Oeorae
twin.
th
.m.i.,.
.v.
-
.
.
-
'
m
uic
hut
m.
.
.
nunn
IDCIUO
-Z"
wwotnauon
.
ipg
a
party
of
girls
who
were
very
I
V'v0
,m,
composed
;
funny
In
their
antics
while
sitting
on'
'
Of
O.
Wh
tter.
nial-
N
tSn.v.
'
C2
Hfl
yCTJsWHIi.imX.X"
K
Oil
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JsT.XiATWr-
mWfJ
'all.
hLLMl
Ell
TC
I
jr..'.
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W1
VICTORIA8'
III
1
i
VicTOiprA-Phoenix
Bro.Co.
Tlii
advertisement
t
not
published
oi
dip!.lVt;d
for
the
Liquor
Limtrol
Uo;,rd
oi
by
the
Citrvcrnmcnt
of
British
Columbia
W
antedE
For
Sale
For
Rent
nit.
(
Having
under
his
care
three
pnaoners
who
will
be
Uiosrcerated
at
OkaUa.
Chief
W.
H.
Vtckera
of
the
city
police
aUed
this
morning
for
Vancouver
Man
in
the
Moon
A
man
who
trusts
his
own
iudement
.should
look
back
and
figure
out
how
often
his
judgment
has
been
right
in
tShr
"
.
d.t
rare
said
to
v
umkiw
'
na.
SSMl
a
lot
of
Um
noas
wttturi
is
t
crime.
vSMeJkV
la
ehaorful
hut
h
.
muCimd,M
,he..irr
wdsM
carnate.
Tl
KKIiAV.
JAM
AltV
ai
ht4
No
one
would
mind
these
young
fellows
thinking
themselves
smarter
than
their
elders
It
It
were
not
possible
that
they
are
right.
That's
what
galls.
You
are
quite
sure
when
a
woman
has
nothing
to
say
she
Is
either
out
of
breath
or
dumb.
Most
of
the
men
are
dumb,
anyway.
The
objection
to
these
verv
,
Jthnrr
skirts
ta
that
they
show
the
cotton
tops.
High
s
S
4
piunce
uupEirr
tides
HATI'ltliAY.
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DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
cmitoritArTM'.
it.
t'.
i:voi.m
Cltlrwprartor
823
Third
Avenue
telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
88.
Residence
phone
Black
362.
Evening
calls
made
as
arranged.
Make
your
appointment
now.
Derry
presiding
at
the
piano
during
the
utervais.
Jet
siaggard
was
master
of
ercnontes
with
J.
Elliott
presiding
at
the
dosr.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
Fred
8c
ad
den.
Joe
ilaggard,
Joe
Rotchford.
OUlls
Boyer.
J
Bartlett.
J
Squarchuck.
N.
Munnllem
3
Johnson.
W.
Swansob.
Percy
Canierjn.
AloUAhnetorg.
R
Olske
and
1.
R.
Parry.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Kupert
JAM
AltV
T.
ISIS.
Fishermen
In
Vancouver
claim
that
departmental
oBlclals
are
too
favorable
:o
the
canners.
The
cannery
combine
is
alleaed.
to
be
resUlctlnit
the
outout
of
fish
food
for
IU
own
benefit
H.
B.
Thomson
of
Victoria,
who
nas
een
often
U
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
.
ppolntad
to
sucrocd
D.
B.
Uauna
as
cod
controller
for
Canada.
A
big
slide
lust
east
of
Usk
has
tied
up
the
railroad
and
all
telegraph
lines
for
oui
oi
commission
JANUARY
.
ISS
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
are
demand
ing
that
the
flsber
ea
department
discon
tinue
what
are
described
as
"dan
in
the
I
miir
iscuci
ure.tir
supplies
and
ireer
rlghu
for
alt
Ilner:nen
are
asked
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
Peterson
and
fam-
w
w
""
ivu
ft
MlUUlf
.
Wlael
I
D
Boyd,
right
wing:
IpU.
Itogers.
left
herded
into
the
hall
Harry
Aston
and
:
'
'
Co,f
r8turu1
c
"1
wing;
O.
McChesuey.
Urft
defence;
D.
O.
Oeorge.
acting
as
cow
boys
nl,ht
vlnt
spent
a
(ew
days
on
Cortes,
right
defence,
td
it.
Harper.
Music
was
furnished
by
Bob
On.'
'
th"r
r,nch
n,mr
ItovPort
J
Heavysttfea.
and
W.
K4Brtn
.ih
,
...
....
i
wwowam,
suaa
iweaie
WANTED
WANTED
TO
BUY
ESTABI.ISHED
IN-,
aurancc
Agency.
Setul
full
particulars
first
letter
B
M.
Rhoads.
2820
St.
James
Place.
Aliadena.
Califomls.
28
MAID
WANTED.
Patmore.
APPLY
MRS.
L.
SITUATIONS
W
ANTE
I
01RL8
WANTS
HOUSEWORK
APPI.Y
Bos
04.
Dally
News
Oftl
f
21
I
OK
SALE
FOR
SALE.
-
ONE
30
HP.
FRISCO
Standard
in
first
class
condition,
re-i3i,t!y
ovcrliaulcil;
with
lull
equipment,
Apply
Ward
Elrctitc
and
Marine
Supply.
34
FOB)
SALE
81600
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finished
house.
6
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement.
Handy
to
sawmill
Phone
Block
821
ti
FOR
SALE
-UFRIOJTT
ORAND
CHAiO
Piano
nearly
new.
with
bench.
Also
other
furniture.
Apply
240
Eighth
Avenue
w.
94
FOR
SALE
EDISON
DIAMOND
DISC
Phonograph
with
seventy-two
record.
Cheap
Phone
Red
401.
28
FOR
SALE.
-SECOND
in
good
condition.
Apply
DaUy
Newa.
JS(VCICE.
HAND
CARPET
18
ft
by
12
ft
tf
SALE
-
ROYAL
TYPEWRITER
price
88.
Apply
Dallyl
titv
t;
FOR
SALE.
OLD
NEWSPAPER.
large
bundles
for
38c.
rr-
FOR
KENT
MISCELLANEOUS
tf
FOR
RENT
ONE
GOOD
APART-Msrwr
with
three
bedrooms.
Diwn
town.
Stork
block.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware
WJR
RENT
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITHr
out
hoard.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
188.
t,
HOBSS
FOR
RENT.
C
ROOMS
AND
BATH,
Apply
Munro
Bros.
ti
FOR
MKT.
FURNISHED
Apply
81
S
Fourth
Ave
Beat
HOUI
tf
CAPITAL
FUNDS
NEGOTIATED
OIN-
eral
Corporation
Service
Conliden-tlal;
Address
P.O.
Mn
issv
t
Rupert.
itaNiTutr;
ash
kamj:
26
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
BEOS.
SPRINOS.
.f.
ttr'
Untum
and
linoleum
rugs.
Wterts.
window
hllhds,
curtnin
rods.
'
wsSala
goads
and
drapes,
dining
rooau
uttea
chesterfield
suites,
chairs,
tables,
near
lamps,
blankets,
sheets,
bedspreads,
quilts,
ramna,
slrutUee.
'kit.
&JSnfSllto
houee.
new
"lTTIcles
All
new
goods.
A.
MACKENZIE.
rurnlt"
Phone
778.
CIILMNEY
SWEEP
M.
i.
Zt'MKrilll
tlenrral
llsndy
Man
Purnaces
and
'
t
Oteaoed
and
Repaired.
Chimnlea
Swept.
Oemetery
Plots
Cared
For.
Mione
Red
348.
Prince
Rupert,
no
EXCHAXflE
sr.w
asu
si:c
(imi
hank
n
itMri
ni:
bougt.t
and
sold
and
exchanged.
Plsyer
Piano
and
Two
Cssh
Registers
in
stock.
PAI'AI0TI.H
MARA
M9
Third
Ave.
Plmiie
Sin
Thera
win
h.
,
.
.
.
...
rVS,.L-Wn'-rhmeirt
Snj..
,
'
rfinoe
nupen,
DC,
on
M.nd'
Jury
80th.
1998.
at
2
o'clock
in
the
afternoon,
the
following
lou:
Lo
U.
Block
24.
Section
1
Lot
7.
Blook
40.
Section
7.
,
13i
B,rok
13'
Section
2
all
ii
tn
thj,
pitb
a.,
..
.
T.,..
A
w
.
H
rr'"vv
nupert.
B.C
three
equal
annual
Instalment
will,
in-
"
tSrest
oil
tlva
ittmrm
.
rate
of
8r;
ner
annum
fhn
nm,
r,.:Sl
fee
;
to
be
iio.00
additional
i,,fi
hw'ng
the
loto
offered
for
sale
hnt
Agent,
Prince
nupert.
B
C
NORMAN
A
WATr
D,.ti
.
,
Onvernment
Aent.
Us'el
at
n
prltK
Rupert.
B.C
January
18th,
1928.
j3
NOTH
Re-Cert
if
teste
of
T
..
five
i
a
and
n,
,19).
Secllot
.x
Re-Certificate
oi
;
IxU
seven
ten,
list.
Block
'
six
IS).
iie-Certli:cate
of
T:v.
nineteen
(in,,
h
lion
seven
i7i
ile-Certiflcale
ot
T:'
forty-three
.41.
'
forty-five
1
1
i
H
127
1
.
8ertlon
.
Prince
Rupert
M
Whereas
pro..
Certilicaten
o!
Tit,
31
Ira.
E.
Mah
u
n
nff:ce.
n-jtlcf
u
.
hill.
al
the
xp
:
.
from
the
date
ol
'!
'r;'oi.
-sue
u
;rn.
'lie
1"
!u
i-f
CertUlcatea,
unles
valid
uiecllon
a.i
:i
writ
in;
DA
I-BD
at
the
I
.r
.riiice
Rtipert,
B(
1928
H
t
if
LAND
i
xitlt
i:
oi
iNTKvrios
c
rt
ui
ham:
i
In
Range
6
Land
I'.'
Prince
Rupert,
ai.cl
therly
end
of
Tvieur,
River
TAKE
NOTICE
th
of
Victoria,
B
C
.
t
u,
Bern.
tntSMl
in
inn'i
purohase
the
folloa,,,
lAjainviiciog
si
h
.
northwest
corner
.
;
CD
.
thenes
86
rh
.
chains
north,
mure
ark,
thence
u:v
Water
mark
To
thr
tnent.
and
contatirnu
tens
J.
II
TOUl'
"atesl
Deeesaber
lllh
,
LAND
A'
f
NOTICI;
OF
INTPTHi
i
1
In
Prince
Rupert
t...-:rlct.
and
situate
ut
H
charlotte
Islands
TAKE
NOTICE
tha'
!
!
Vancouver
B.C
packer,
intends
to
spp
the
folluwlrur
deacribrd
Commenrlne
at
a
i
teny
from
miners'
nib
nusiou
inlet,
tliri
halns;
thence
southern
thence
easterly
20
rh
therly
about
19
chauu
t
acres,
more
or
it-.
ROBRItl
'
LAND
A
I
A'OTICE
OP
IVTENTtO
'
"
TO
l-KAhK
1"
In
Oaastar
Land
Di-'r
Ing
District
of
Telex
situate
at
the
northw
Lake,
about
40
m
Motown
of
Atlln,
in
abmr
longitude,
ami
about
latitude
TAKE
NOTICE
Uu
I
Lemieux.
of
Oladya
!
.
B.C..
occupation
Trapi"
t
tar
a
lease
of
the
foil
lands:
Commsnclrjc
at
a
pu''
northwest
end
of
Oim-17io
feet
north
of
t!-
)
Lake
River;
thence
onr
n.
one
mile
couth:
thenn
thence
one
mile
north
040
acres,
more
or
le
(Sgd.)
JOHN
Al
Fi:
Dated
December
9.
19.'
"(iOVEHNMBNT
LKH
1,1
XOTKi:
OF
APPLIriTIOs
11
LK'IIM'K
NOTICE
IE
HEREBY
(
t
h
ath
Amm
W.kM
.
..
.
.
,
.
w
I
I.i
1
signed
Intends
to
apply
uuuMoi
uoara
ror
a
n
to
premises
being
part
known
as
"Commerrlul
11
the
corner
c'
First
Awn
Street,
City
f
rrlme
K
Province
of
'.rlt.sh
('niiin
isnos
oescr'
ed
as
l."i-and
Fourteen
(14).
Blork
'
Hon
One
(l),
Map
M:i,
Land
Registration
D)strl
vlnce
aforesaid,
for
Ui'
the
glaaa
or
by
the
r
consumption
on
the
preu
DATED
at
Prlnn
Pu;
7th
day
of
January.
Ah
dam
r
tkia
,4u
HT.1
Ede
HoWln
Sow;
'
fn4
rnen-Cuttii"?
SiMONDS;
SAWS
;
Guaranteed
hecaU'
.
trom
our
own
i
eiMONOseANsn
i'
vl
MONTStUI
VNCCWt
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