urda.v.
April
21,
1U28
&nnm
;
prices
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
Light
Delivery
Chassis
$o:n.oo
IIV
Ton
Truck
Cbwsja
$H)0.00
Roadster
$S08.00
Roadster
Delivery
$808.00
Touring
$808.00
'oupe
$!).'!
1.00
''"ih
.$0:11.00
Hedan
$10:t0.00
Cabriolet
$10:10.00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Bumper
and
Rear
Bumperettes
standard
equipment
on
all
Pamnger
Models.
Disc
Wheels
Standard
pquipment
on
Imperial
and
Tabriolet
only.
On
other
models
$30.00
extra.
Spare
Tire
and
Tube,
J5l!
.00
extra.
Faien
Garage
Phone
52
RICHMOND
Louvre
'S
FAMOUS
POP.
VALUE
in
Ladles'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
II
S.
WAI.I.ACB
CO,
LTD.
Corselet
tes
GOSSARD
M
in
niir
1
1
u
a
I
i
t
y
Silk
;-
Maiisit.
Klastic
In-
i
I
Carters.
Sixes
32
to
'
Special
$2.45
H.S.Wa!laceCo.Lld.
'.rtl
Avenue
and
Fulton
Phone
0
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
Miller.
Court
&
Co.
spon--ii-i
and
placed
before
the
"iiMic
such
well
known
pro-i
t
ititM
as
Cork
Province
at
V.
Whitewater
at
25c,
Pend
"iville
at
25c,
and
now
they
ii.i
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
LTD.
at
:U)c
a
ahare.
Over
three
quarters
of
a
million
dollars
baa
been
I
nt
on
development,
power
I
'
'n'
and
mill.
This
is
a
proven
property.
Subscrip-1
mil
,
t;ii,en
by
S.
D.
Johnston
Colt
(1.
617
2nd
Avenue
Agents
for
Miller.
Court
&
Co.
Lid.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
CartaRe,
Warehousing,
artd
i)ltributinn.
Taam
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
l'urnltum
Minium
Waterfront
Whiffs
Bumper
Week
for
Halibut
Landing
Trolling
Operations
Starting
Outnide
Owner
Pleased
With
New
Boats
Heavy
individual
landings
by
Canadian
alilHtf
JiiMfcitunjd
the
past
week
at
Prince.
Rupert
during
which
ihe
bfiraBHllquan-tity
of
1,981,000
poundr3500
pounds
Canadian
ajsdlfflHWqunds
American
has
been
Unded
here.
Good
weuther
preva'lTEWround
the
middle
of
April
and
many
boats
have
made
comparatively
short
trips
but
came
back
with
the
largest
catches
of
the
season.
The
size
of
the
catches
has
no
doubt
compensated
to
some
extent
for
the
low
level
of
prices.
Six
Canadian
boats
during
the
week
landed
their
sixth
catches
of
the
season.
They
were
the
Unome,
Ingred
II.,
Bingo,
Viking
I.,
Terifkn
and
Marguerite.
Halibut
landlnct
at
Prince
Rinrtf
.
for
th
imiaii
ti
....
.
..
,
.too-
rzzz
'rjrz,
r
grmtwm
a
Wa,fUW
pounda
Canadian
and
44)39.700
pounds
American
aa
00m
pared
with
4.027
250
UD
Of
3JHHBAflD
IVninHii
A
mat
!.
8.000
pound:
Betty.
11.000
freaalng.
i
Spring
that
the
new
halibut
boat
Takla
was
"nwi
w.
hi
m
iuv
ii.
p.
wimn
...
Kstep
engine
The
Takla
actually
la
equipped
with
a
100
b
p.
Western
-Bn
The
Salvage
Princess
of
the
Prince
left
early
Tuesday
morning
for
Douglas
,
Channel
to
pick
up
three
hundred
piles
for
the
B.C.
Packer
and
dlstrl-i
butt
tbeea
to
Lowe
Inlet.
Ctaxton
and
Oceanic
canneries.
The
boom
was
transferred
to
the
power
tug
Zanardi
when
tbe
Salvage
Princess
went
on
Wednesday
to
dribble
Ialsnd
to
pick
I
til
Mi:
hitckt
nm-Tou
u.
UIHTHICT
MOTICX,
on
Monaair.
t
the
hottt
alSWT-
la
hereby
given
that
I
shall.
uu
2i
si
oar
oi
stay.
ivsv.
of
It
otk
1
the
fate-
s,oTSeP,CoSTt
WI-
of
lirviitcn
for
the
purpose
of
revising
the
list
of
voters
for
the
said
electoral
1
district,
and
of
bearing
and
devermlnlag
any
ana
ail
osjecuona
to
tne
retention
of
any
name
on
the
aaM
lltt.
or
to
the
registration
as
a
vqter
of
any
applicant
for
rrglKtratloti:
Stid
foi
the
other
ptirpostM
set
forth
in
tbe
"Provincial
fcect!iis
Act."
Dated
at
Prince
lUipert,
B
C.
this
4tii
Jay
el
April.
IBM.
RaXlTBTRAIl
OP
VOTKR8.
Ill
Prince
Rupert
s
to
rl
District.
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
r.)
CHHTIl
If
ATKFmPKOVr.MrlNTS
NOTICE
Princess
Pat.
Lot
ases;
Pilot.
Lot
4r
ItJtJP..
Lot
43M:
Obsarver,
Lot
4WS,
uimmI
riiimi
situate
In
the
Atlln
Min
im
fMvatlon
of
Oalar
District.
Where
located
:
On
ktunro
Mountain
about
four
mile
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
TAKC
nOTICB
that
we,
James
Stokaa
and
R
Frr.ser.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
a80-800Cl.
intend,
sixty
days
from
the
dte
hereof,
to
apply
to
tbe
Muting
Recorder
for
a
Oerlfffcate
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action.
SSmw
m
ueMofm.uchb'cer?.T.?rtSlS
jUeat.
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
n"Ei"?i,2
the
laxue
of
s
Provlsiotial
Sf!iLfl,?iVnf
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(
1
,,fA1,lUn
1161
Town
of
tr,;MP
Vlf
at
tbe
crtvs
Txo,v.trngltn.01v:
'
Und
Wni
beln
produced
f
"-j"
intuntlon
to
issue,
after
he
pna-UMsf
my
OM
month
from
the
Mrst
bob-Itcatlon
Cert
I
fleMe
hereof,
a
Prov
o
of
Title
to
the
h
'v'
1,,Ki
'
wm
of
W
H
VTOKWI
Th'
"'"'oXbir
Wn
wiooer,
dated
the
rate
of
Title
la
'J--':..r'm&a7ri.n
Rr
The
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
and
Co.
has
received
a
contract
from
1
xifl
.Zl.r
yards
of
sand
to
be
-
v
1
sassj
taw
.
The
highest
bid
during
the
week
was
Mac
and
6c
which
the
following
boate
received:
Reliance
I..
17.000
pound:
Tyee.
19.-600
pounds:
star.
12.000
pounds:
Bravo.
The
car
barge,
which
ha
been
moo-
paunds:
m
.t
ih.
h-,w
,
...
cZl
r
'"d
mke
m
for
two
.rain
boat,
Caroline.
6.000
pounds
h
The
lowest
,ndl.n
Clt
Y
whtch
price
for
American
fish
was
8c
and
4c
.'u,,,
ww
up
to
te
tbe
top
Canadian
bid
was
89c
and
6c
taken
by
the
Cape
Spear
for
6.000
1
Th.
Mn.
1
"
"w""
rvrnnut.
fi..Hi.
u
,
aa
7c
and
4c
which
was
paid
by
the
.g
yesterday
moved
the
from
the
beach
near
the
dry
dock
1
"
-
"
WW.U
DW1W
JJ.
1U1
wkMa
V.
.
1
.
.
.
during
the
winter.
Tbe
"JJ"
will
now
Imon
were
reported
about
k.
,
.,..
.
.
the
mWd,
of
Prtl
M
tton
of
the
rvlce
to
the
Salt
Lake
running
in
Rannel
Sound
on
the
Quc:n
CharlotU
Ialanda.
Urger
trollutg
boats
i
X
t
,
,x
'
oam()
from
Prince
Rupert
have
started
to.
croa.
Hoate
Stralu
In
order
to
nmt
!
BUpCrt
8"'T'"e
in
tbe
fUhlng
around
Hippo
Ulan
1"?
P"n
h1'
I
A
new
chart
of
Caam.no
Sound
and
l"0
"T"
!
HU
Py
onVe
has
been
eatab-
uDsl.
hu
,
,..
h
'
t.
.
'
Uehad
In
tbe
boat
houae
where
Canadian
Hydrograpbic
office,
it
u
an
nounced
by
the
department
of
marine
and
fisheries
Copies
are
free
in
exchange
for
2Sc.
A
rOHHMTlox
i
A
letter
has
been
received
from
Id-ward
Ltpeett.
Ltd.,
Vancouver
per
W.
P.HJIJi.
formerly
transacted
its
tbe
buei-
Oapt.
Tony
Martlnsen.
owner
of
the
halibut
Uvlugnorte
II.
is
back
tram
Norway,
where
he
spent
the
winter,
ae-
Drte.
pomung
out
that
it
waa
re-
I'
"
"
'"7
,
iwH)inf
esiaoiisnea
ana.
aently
stated
In
th
Waterfront
Whiffs
meantime,
Capt.
Tlbbitts
is
still
in
full
of
the
Livingstone.
Cant.
Panona
recently
signed
oS
aa
second
In
command.
mV??f!?a
T
,h
OW11:
fighwr
salvor.
Capt.
Rush,
is
"
bT-dWa-..L'PWrtt
LU"
'
V110OU-
due
to
Albert
ticCaffer,
with
a
tU
mlU.
cargo
consisting
of
103
tons
of
ostnent.
a
carload
of
plaster
and
timber
and
.T
-f1Va'
Bd
to
be
d
in
the
conrtnaetlon
of
"""
nQ
n'nt
,rom
ma
new
AlvascaT
theatre.
North
Arm
of
Fore
her
Island
with
a
boom
consisting
of
1
JOS
,000
feet
ofj
iloaa
or
fortv-tnraa
.
aaeilcmj
fee
tha
Biel
.Rav
I
JIWihr
Vl
'a
nmm
mH!
At
nl
Prt
""
roducu
from
Core
Anewrnlmatel
four
million
rMt
'of
lo
h...
nnw
h.n
.
,r
PUm
l
Cawregtown
to
the
Big
Bay
of
them
have
been
left
at
Digby
Island
and
will
be
brought
later.
atachlnery
and
equipment
la
still
be
ing
tfetteered
by
the
Dew
of
the
Ru
the
old
Lumber
Co.'s
new
sawmill
at
Seal
Cove
A
scowload
was
brought
in
by
the
F.R
T
on
Thursday
I
The
planer
at
Oeorgetown.
which
has
been
In
operation
dressing
lumber
since
the
main
mill
closed
down,
finally
ceased
this
week
snd
the
few
people
still
remaining
at
Oeorge
town
are
about
to
move
In.
The
new
mill
at
Seal
Cove
is
expected
to
start
cutting
on
Monday.
It
will
concentrate
operations
for
some
time
at
first
on
the
filling
of
large
orders
that
hM
hi
MMlaMf
(m
Kiati
wpajta
;up
and
bring
bare
Thursday
night
the
lumber
"
"
srr
m
as
tabs,
i
tiwiUMf
if,
a
i
staT
aaa
.
whivii
iuui
u
n
na
aown
ft.'ia
ovnifia
ay
-l'KOVINCIAIs
BLECTIONS
ACT'
power
tug
M
T
3.
Capt.
Beg.
Green,
delivered
a
adbwload
of
lumbar
from
Oeotgetown
yeaterday
for
tbe
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co
a
local
retail
yard.
I'l
KASKK
WITH
IIOtTS
Capt.
John
Ivaraon
and
Capt.
Ham
Underoahl.
returning
to
port
this
week
i
after
having
made
their
maiden
trips
'to
the
halibut
grounds
with
their
new
.halibut
beau
Melville
and
Covenant.
4
The
Taxi
Driver
I
use
Champion
Spark
Plugs
because
they
nelp
to
make
my
service
more
dependable.
Champion
la
the
bettcrtpark
plug
because
It
has
ag
exclusive
silli-mantte
insulator
spt-
.
dally
treated
to
ulth.
9?
stand
the
much
higher
temperaturea
of
the
modern
higlxompres.
ion
engine.
Also
a
new
patented
solid
coppers
Caskct'Seal
that
remains"
abiolutcly
cas-tlght
under
high
conapre
sion.
Special
analysll
electrodes
whkhanurt
fixed
ipark-cap
under
all
driving
condltioni.
CHAMPION
SparKPIugi
built
during
the
winter
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock,
expressed
complete
satisfaction
with
the
performance
and
leeaworthlne
of
the
boat
ae
well
a
with
the
manner
m
which
the
75
h
p.
Falrbaaka-Moue
full
dk-rel
envies
worked.
Poth
'boats
fished
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Chp.rlotte
Islands
and
haied
full
catches,
the
Melville
weighing
out
seme
32,000
pounds
and
tbe
Covenant
slightly
Jen.
Oapt.
Ivaraon
stated
that
It
wan
the
largest
catch
he
had
landed
In
eleven
yeara'
flabing
out
of
Prince
Rupert
for
which
he
had
received
the
lowest
price
7.6c
and
4c
and
netting
a
check
of
2.100.
The
six
man
boat
wa
out
about
twelve
days
and.
in
spit
of
the
low
price,
waa
by
no
means
in
the
hole
on
the
maiden
trip.
Trolling
opertkttorui
commenced
at
Dundas
Island
on
Thursday
of
this
ween
when
USpt
.Johnny
Claunon
of
the
packer
Elmer
C.
eaUbllahed
a
camp
there.
Twetre
boats
were
unmedlatelv
on
hand
and
atarted
flshlnn.
settine
one
or
two
springs
that
day.
I
Moat
of
tee
trollers
are
still
located
in
Warke
Canal
where
the
run
of
fish!
one
thousand
a
still
clow.
in
the
con-
The
nrevaUlna
Drir
of
tat
n
ik
for
American
flan
STL
-
"
!!?
"
'Prince
Hupert
market
ha.
bean
17c
for
-
1
win
w
uiuuui
irum
UK
TtO
aprinc
wwns
niver
oy
ine
power
tug
aanardl
and
acow.
The
Dumont
logging
outfit
waa
towed
into
town
from
Warke
Canal
this
week
by
Capt.
C
C
Ketchum
with
hi
power
tug
Wigwam
Op
rations
of
thl.
concern
have
now
iwn
dosed
down.
ALBERTANS
AND
THEIR
RAILWAY
I'KKMIKIt
ASit
IION.
V.
W.
KMITII
flKT
I.ITTI.l:
nK.M:Hr
KIM
I.NTKK-VllHH
MITII
IIK.ll-
KDMONTON.
April
11.
That
Sir
I
Henry
Thornton
of
the
Canadian
National
and
President
Beatty
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
are
to
get
together
soon
as
possible
for
another
con-:
ultatlon
In
reference
to
tbe
ID.
&
B.C
,
railway
question,
that
the
Inquiries
of.
the
two
transcontinental
into
the
A1-;
berta
situation
art
continuing,
and
that
i
in
tbe
meantime
there
is
no
further:
development
in
the
matter
la
the
word
that
Hon.
V.
W.
Smith,
minister
of
railways,
has
brought
back
wltb.
hica
on
bu
return
from
Ottawa
and
Montreal.
Interviews
with
both
chief
executive
In
Montreal
and
with
Hon.
Chas.
Dun-!
nlmg.
federal
minister
of
railway,
were
secured
by
PresaUr
Brawnlee
and
Mr.
Smith,
and
the
northern
railway
situation
waa
again
thoroughly
canvassed
The
Joint
offer
by
the
two
menpanien
was
not
amended,
however,
and
whether
or
not
there
will
yet
be
a
new
ofier
,
will
likely
depend
upon
the
outeoaac
at
the
neat
conference
between
Measrt
Thornton
and
Beatty.
tbe
mteauian
to
srrange
which
was
the
last
wdrd
tbe
two
ministers
got
on
tbe
subject
before
leaving
for
hotnie.
"The
situation
remains
much
ae
it
waa."
say
Mr.
Smith,
'except
tut
the
sir
has
been
cleared
somewhat
by
our
further
dis
LIGHTHOUSE
KEEPER'S
WIFE
SEES
WOMAN
FOR
FIRST
TIME
2
YEARS
8KIDDOATS.
April
31
Captain
Bob
Scott
arrived
back
from
Cape
St.
James
at
the
week-end
In
the
mission
launch
Thomas
Crosby.
A
landing
waa
made
at
the
lighthouse,
tbe
first
success
after
five
previous
fsllurM.
as
a
result
of
rjufh
weather.
Mrs.
Scott
accompanied
her
husband
and
!f
was
the
flrv.
t;me
in
two
ycur-
that
Mrs.
Lawrence,
the
wife
of
the
tight
keeper,
had
sewn
a
woman.
'
To
reach
tbe
IbjbrtlMMUS
It
was
neces
sary
to
climb
SM
feet
up
a
steep
stiff
and
this
can
be
done
otfy.
when
the
saw
is
ito
sot
h.
FIRE
PREVENTION
IS
THEME
OF
SPEAKERS
R.
E
Allen,
district
forester,
left
for
the
Interior
today
and
will
spend
next
week
addressing
schools
ana
disseminating
the
gospel
of
fire
protect
ion
during
next
weak,
which
Is
fire
prevention
week.
Otorge
Nlekerson
of
this
city
will
give
a
short
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
their
luncheon
Thursday
afternoon
on
fire
prevention.
The
matter
of
fire
prevention
will
alto
be
taken
up
In
tbe
local
schools
lKi:tlf
U.
KKKOK
Oeneral
Look
heee,
my
dont
you
be
careful?
why
Army
Clerk--what
1
wrong,
sir?
Oeneral
Why
instead
of
addressing
this
letter
to
the
"IiiteUlgtnee
Officer"
you
have
sddresstel
It
to
the
"Intelligent
Officer."
You
should
know
there
Is
no
such
person
in
tbe
army.
trtratford
Beacon-Herald.
HECLA
AtiENTS
for
Prince
Rupert
BLIND
MEN
MARE
BROOMS
VANCOUVER
SAYS
MANAGER
HERE
cussion
of
vari?us,ljcU
and
figures
that
brcom
factory
of
the
Canadian
enter
naturally
into
the
caw.'
!PRIWn5A!P
RV
Thunpson.
Mr.
Bedpath
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart.
Cuhler
Mrs.
J.
a.
Irvine.
'
A
whist
drive
waa
aeiev
at
might
with
Mrs.
M.
McAnhur
and
MM.
Joseph
Brown
in
charge.
Winners
in
the
whist
drive
were:
An
interesting
visitor
to
the
city
yes-
todies'
first,
Mrs.
N.
Mussel
Iran;
kaaies
trrday
wm
C.
Brawn,
manager
of
the
secend.
Mrs.
Harry
OrmlsUra:
men.
Na-
f'm.
9.
M.
Newton;
mens
second,
Aid.
Uonal
Institute
for
the
Blind.
At
tbe
Decree
Rudderh"n.
There
were
eight
factory
In
Vancouvei
there
are
twenty
tables.
blind
men
employed
st
the
work
and
Winners
of
the
raffles
were:
earnlne
abjut
twentv
dollars
a
week
Table
cloth,
Mrs.
R.
Cameron:
sack
..
inrf
fitrnlna
,.n
.
vaII
-
f
I
n
lahH
ar.
Of
BUBAT.
AnSUS
McPheC:
DSjntSd
i
ticle.
It
has
been
In
operation
for
five
cushion,
8.
D.
Maedenaid;
electric
veara
and
the
nroduct.
about
a
thou-
stove,
Marcus
Andrews
Winning
Uc-
sand
dozen
a
month,
is
marketed
in
were
drawn
by
little
Mast
Nonas
i
B.C.
snd
Alberta.
Archie.
Mr.
Brawn
ays
about
half
the
men
J
8.
I
-vine
was
master
of
eei
are
married
and
aome
of
them
have,
and
Mrs.
McPhee
prsslilsd
at
the
dooi
blind
wives.
The
provincial
government
make
a
small
grant
toward
the
Institute.
FAMOUS
INN
Scottish
ladies
MAY
BE
RAZED
l
UHcllon
VrMrrdav
Afternoon
I
nrter
IMretiktn
l
Hr.
McKobble
ANOTIIKIl
III
Il.ll
l.tID
I
AI(H
IS
PICKWICK
P.treitK
IH
TIIRBATENEO
The
Ladles'
Auxiliary
to
St.
Andrews'
LONDON.
April
30.
Another
famous
Society
held
a
spring
tea
and
sale
link
with
Mr.
Pickwick
and
hi
aerr?
Ir.
the
stub
rooms
oo..
Seeoq
AvenM
com4)sfo
UJUiBsatssuM
with
yesterday
afternoon,
the
event
being
Hon.
TheraBl'
ia'ifl
MlM
dsattruc-
most
successful.
The
premises
were
suit-
in
Oeorge
Yard.
Lombard
Street,
la
ex-ably
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Mrs.
prcted
shortly
to
have
to
make
waj
Meftobble.
president
of
the
Auxiliary,
was
general
convener
with
the
following
ladles
assisting.
Sewing
Mrs.
James
Hsddon.
Mrs
H.
B.
Bastaaan
and
Mrs.
Cltarlee
Taylor.
Home
Ccoklna-
Mrv
Oeorge
and
Mia.
Ouyan
Raffles
Mrs.
Oeddes
and
Mrs.
Mar
phle.
Afternoon
Tea-
Mrs.
David
Scott,
Mr
WWAS
SO
NERVOUS
Isaac
Rosen
.'lepasd
into
4,eijdll'V
JW
'P
until
I
got
a
box
af
uriKwry
store.
I
rant
aome
pepper,"
ttUrHtv
to
the
lady
clerk.
"What
kind
do
you
prefer,
black
or
light
colored
pepper?"
ska
replied.
"I
don't
vant
eder
kind:
I
rant
tissue
pepper."
She
Oeorge.
what
do
you
have
to
do
when
you
want
to
draw
some
money
nut
of
a
bank?
WTajor.
Ontsrio
You
have
to
put
some
money
In
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
r.,
befuivhaud.
That's
niways
"
i
rr
.
j
been
my
gxperieuce
Pearsot'j
After
the
firat
bot
J
found
a
great'
iliange,
and
after
two
boxes
I
was
na
well
as
I
could
ba.
"I
told
my
mother,
who
had
choking
sensations,
about
them
aud
Ui7
helped
her
greatly."
Pries
50c,
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
er
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
prie
by
The
T.
Uilbura
Oo-,
limited,
Toronto,
0&t
for
street
Improvements.
It
will
be
remembered
that
It
waa
at
the
"Oeorge
and
Vulture"
that
Mr
Pickwick
took
his
quarters
after
he
gave
up
the
noma
st
Mrs.
Bardell'a
In
Oos-
Scott
.
ell
Street
Here
It
was
that
he
was
,
arrested
by
the
sheriffs
officer
for
non
payment
of
the
damages
snd
costs
m
the
breach
of
promise
action.
The
"Oeorge
and
Vnlture"
of
today
Is
very
different
from
the
hostelry
of
Mr.
Pickwlrlt
time.
Strictly
speaking
It
Is
not
now
u:i
Inn
at
all,
for
all
Its
three
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
"
de0t1
to
rTln'
mMU
to
Ith
hungry
warkers
of
the
neighboring
r
i
a
nm
a
r-r-n
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
offices
Nevertheless
tbe
house
main-
i'"""
"
mu:h
of
th
Weck
"Pint
lira,
Loaiea
Reg-lia,
Oolden
Lake,
Ont,
write.:-"
For
several
years
I
-
"
t,n
Tlltre
art
th
d
r"hlot1
wu
irmtly
troubled
with
r
kearL
i
o
"U
for
diners,
and
the
wells
are
I
wa
so
nervous
and
short
of
breath
!
c-vered
with
valuable
oM-tlme
prints
I
eowM
kardlv
sleep
at
viffkt,
and
If
''l'ng
with
the
Pickwick
Club.
The
I
did
sleep
for
a
while
I
had
bad
I
City
Pickwick
Cl-6
holds
its
meet-dreaats.
I
ings
here,
and
the
Dickens
Fellowship
"I
Kuuiged
to
keep
at
tnj
work,
I
has
often
held
gatherinsB
here
also,
somehow,
oatil
I
began
to
have
dirty
In
1037.
when
the
Pickwick
Papers
were
psila
which
go
so
bad
I
had
to
give
f,rt
being
published
In
monthly
part
n.
I
used
WHtiv
kiads
of
medicine,
;
a
club
for
the
circulation
of
popular
literature
used
to
meet
at
the
"Ofprge
snd
Vulture."
When
it
waa
profossB
that
the
club
should
subscribe
fef
the
Pickwick
papent
an
ameudasent
was
moved
that
the
new
work
was
vuigar
The
amendment
was
lost
and
an
addition
wai
ninde
to
the
original
motion
that
the
monthly
parts
Whan
complete
should
lx
bound
into
one
volume.
This
volume
waa
aoM
a
year
later
for
13
shll-Imga
snd
sixpence.
It
Is
now
In
the
British
Museum
library
where
It
la
pre
scrvitl
as
a
national
treasure.
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