I
M'.l-
At
I
meririni;
NOTICE.
thai
an
application
,
i.ne
Parliament
ol
Onn-
.'.iwkiou
thereof
for
mi
ip,
ration
of
a
company
ine
nc
Alberta.
Aiocriu.
1'ea
1'caje
-.-e
Klver
Klver
or
neur
Hudson's
Hope
wen
Klver;
thenre
In
a
gen-Wevterly
and
Westerly
di-v.rtli
Westerly
bv
the
.
i
ate
through
the
Pine
.1
at
or
near
the
Town
.
the
Province
of
British
'.
head
of
Portliinci
l
it
at
or
near
Hudson
.
Peace
Klver
in
a
gcu-.
direction
to
a
point
at
:.
,t-luw;
thence
In
a
Nor-n
to
a
point
at
or
neur
i
and
thence
Nortberlv
o
t!ie
right
bank
of
the,
or
near
in
tntersectlo..
:''ieni
boundary
of
the
:iTta.
:
..
:ya
being
declared
to
il
benellt
of
Canada.
:
the
a!d
Company
tc
,
i-
Uocka
and
hotels
and
iwels
and
to
colk-ct
Man
in
the
Moon
j
1
O
:M.iuiy,
or
such
THEY
8v
:,,,y
lie
ijlven,
to
"
Con
"'
ehii!.te
one
the
new
Ford
hn
it
!
mnnl.
nf
I...
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.
.
,
,
ra
l
way
a
ioiiow:--
u
doe
not
rattle
:
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.1
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Jint
at
or
imr
j.-,
..bridge;
tlienee
In
a
IHEiti:
"
-
,!
,.!,
.o
n
point
at
cr
y
compensntlonH
.
,
cif
McLeod;
thence
,h
n
l"
'
ud
live
longer.
J
,!
ni-therlv
in
a
direction
-
!
,
i.ei
to
Hie
Calgary
and
IF
Nero
was
a"
.
.
of
till-
Canadfan
Pact-
flrl,
,
,
,
leftrnl8
to
play
the
,
uomt
ttt
or
near
the
'""
"
ls
no
wonder
his
aubiertK
itr.,
,v:
thence
northerly
and
"kwl
m
murder
and
arson
i
c.ilfjry
an.
Edmonttw
;i
.:nt
.it
or
near
Lacombt
i
H
.-.
lv
to
a
point
at
or
neur
,nl-
"n'y
y
some
people
can
ohlne
i.,!.,oiiton.
In
meleiy
is
by
polishing
their
bald
,
.,
,!t
at
or
near
the
City
head
lnelr
0810
,
by
the
moat
feasible
,,i
ii
nin
the
right
bank
of
It'.ver
to
a
crossing
ot
DICTATORS
'
ar
P0"1
rwwini.
......
...
it
f
wno
ruI-
""
liivcr
near
junction
Hu,
KI-lgH
w..:ti
Hlver
at
Jr
nr
",f
P?pl
who
may
be
used
as
the
Town
of
Grande
auxiliary
power.
,e
Province
of
Alberta:
,
Westerly
through
the
IT
iT0.
8
.,
.
"
i
...
to
u
point
at
or
neur
people's
heads.
One
,
i
the
Canadian
National
w!
1
to
come
in
1st
at
Church
:,e
Province
of
British
jmlnt
at
or
near
Orunde
IF
somo
of
tho
People
who
corn-North
Westerly
direction
P'-'""
"'
iho
way
young
people
act
now
i,tTJ0SS
KS
kwo"!u
J,u,t
lk
back
"
the
North
Weiterly
direction
K
K!'"
Uiey
pUyed
when
they
they
would
realise
that
liiio
not
been
a
very
SOME
people
are
always
complaining.
I
l
a
hnblt
that
even
Chrlatlan
3c:.
we
find,
it
hard
to
break.
WE
complain
of
the
sunshine,
complain
of
the
rain.
Siieak
ill
of
the
neighbors.
Who
give
us
a
pain.
We
often
forget
To
see
the
bright
spot
When
lingering
long
Over
Joys
that
are
not.
A
CORRBBPONDENT
.,v
h.
nv
.ph
and
telepl.M,e
me.-
,dl-milll.
.
,hr
N
'
.,..
ijiic
!
me
upon
ani
.
er
sites
and
to
gener-
,lnr
n(
t
to
re.irt
them.
other
energy
and
to
dlv,
rpMis
from
and
co'!t-t
B
"
i
w
.
the
said
Company
to
:n
re)ert
of
the
kai'l
.
an
amount
not
ex-riiJtL'nnd
i(4o.ooooo.
:
or
ine
prair.e
weinnn
jf
iu
8lly-five
ThuiiinJ
;.ir
for
the
miuntain
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
KEBRl
H
:.
IIH.
City
of
Edmonton,
m
'
,fd
8'ork
d''ed
the
Prince
Ru-
Alberta,
this
4:h
dav
l't
Women
Liberal
Avsociailon
last
.'"ItBWART
CLARK
m
a
h
naif
of
the
Applicants,
be""
Mrs.
C.
L.
Monroe,
vlce-pres-
It
Bury.
i
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Aaaoclatiou.
accupled
the
-
.:.
itom.
etc..
r,
rr
k
of
Toronto
Blcli?
.
Alberta.
""'
of
Carl
0!ar
Lundqulst.
Issuer
who
waa
killed
at
Shuttle
la-
U'ATril
VOTtr't.'
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jI
lh
Quwn
Char0tw
Utand
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TOUNTV
C0UKT
OF
'
l.lresa
la
141ft
8tn
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I'illNtE
KUl'EUT
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will
apply
fjr
a
;
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20.
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out
of
umall
creek.
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l
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southerly
and
n
een
A
Sulear.
Plaintiff;
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Islands
,
Ant
.
It
L
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Defendant.
-eter!y
frnm
nil!
ern
lv,
u
L
Stewart,
ol
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
I
Hiuton
Inlet
The
'.
aKE
NOTICE
that
A.
dulear
ol
.rrted
from
the
stream
I
Is
itrdale.
He
.
lia
commenced
an
i'
300
feet
from
shore
..:
.
.
,
mtum-i
vou
In
the
County
Court
mil
twer.ty-four
acie
,i
pr.r-
-
Uupert.
on
the
21st
of
Janu-:-i
lvaae.
ai
d
will
be
.
,.ry
iw.,.
icr
th
sum
of
HliU
beini
i
purpnees
upon
the
t
n
o,t,ance
wage
due
to
hlaa
by
"
applied
for
to
lease
y.
o
and
that
under
and
by
virtue
ol
I
i".
inlet
Moresby
..ti
order
l
His
Honor
Judge
Young
di.ted
the
3rd
Petoruary,
1MB,
ft
.
noited
mi
the
eround
v.a
ordered
thai
publloatlon
of
this
'.
Ilerenihor
1927
A
n
.
:
ior
three
cnaecutlve
dan
be
and
hu
);.!:
atioii
it.
,i
a,
id
ufflrlent
notice
of
the
Plaint
'iid
to
tin
'
j
f
Ar'
"
.
,.i:i
biiin.ii.
114
losued
tu
this
action
l
In
the
office
ol
the
,:i
yju:
and
you
are
required
under
rvnce
Rupert.
DC
application
may
be
ml
Water
Recorder
or
t
iler
of
Water
Rights
td.iiKs.
Victoria.
B.C.
!
iv
after
the
first
ap-ii'
Ice
In
a
local
newa-f
the
first
publication
i
i
KOBEBT
M.
rrjRRIF..
Applicant
NOTICE.
'
Title
Ko
3004
I
to
Lots
:
i
mx
(8),
Block
nlntu.
ii
u
i8.
l
ntle
No
3901
I
to
ie
Aid
rder
within
ten
days
after
he
lat
puuuration
of
this
notice
to
.'!".hi
tlv
id
action
by
caualng
a
utp
note
tn
be
filed
in
the
aald
action,
and
In
default
on
your
so
doing
.ie
-.d
A
Sulrai
may
proceed
I
.iie;i
.n
and
Judgment
may
be
given
lit
.
u
aboeiioe.
I
Van
.nay
die
a
dispute
note
personally
!
or
by
)our
Ssltcltjr
in
the
ab.-ve
Court
a-,
tne
law
rourus.
mnce
mi
pen.
bis.
UAlEO
at
Prln-.e
Rupert,
this
7th
(l.iv
o!
1-
Miruaiy.
IBM.
WllJAMS
MANBON
A
OONZALXS.
Wliuse
address
for
service
Is
Royal
Bank
Chambers.
Prince
:t.l
Rupert.
B.C.
.Vi7,
Tnd
eijhVn
N
THE
(
OUNTV
COUKT
OF
entyix
26.
Section
FIJ1NC
E
KUl'EUT
t
Ti'le
Ho
BOOST
to
Lot
IIOI.IlliN
AT
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I'KKT
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Block
ten
10
1
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Sec-
-
Ti
B-t?en
A.
Buntell.
Plaintiff;
:
Title
No.
94411
to
Lota
And
D
L
Stewart.
Delendant.
41
1
forty-four
44)
and
To
D
L
Stewart,
of
Pnwe
Rupert.
BC.
4
Block
twenty
-iieven
TAXI
NCI
ICS
that
A
Buntell
ol
on
etght
181.
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
lias
commenced
an
i-'r
Map
03
action
against
you
in
the
County
Cour.
'
(
loaa
of
the
above
,i
l-rince
Hunert.
on
the
21st
of
Janu-
Titie
issued
In
the
name
ary.
1928.
fur
the
sum
of
M70.00
belnaJ
nas
oeen
filed
in
tnta
me
oaiauce
oi
wage
aue
to
nun
oj
hereby
given
that
1
1
you
and
that
under
and
by
virtue
oi
'
Mention
of
one
month
an
order
of
(Ha
Honor
Judge
Young
'
of
the
first
publication
rhMsxl
the
Srd
or
February.
19W.
it
'
provisional
Certificate
of
,
wn
urdered
that
publloaiion
a
this
"I
eueh
ot
the
said
lost
notice
lor
Uiree
oouMtcUtlve
dan
be
tn
the
meantime
goad
and
sufficient
notice
of
the
Plaint
1
.is
to
any
be
made
to
roe,
and
Summons
Usued
in
this
action
i.anq
Iteg
1SLTT
Ullice.
!
me
&iu
oru.i
wiuiiii
vu
ua
!'-'
"t
BC,
this
trd
January,
the
Imt
publication
oi
iht
notice
to
drdeiid
the
mid
action
by
causing
a
H
P
MacLEOD,
I
d!put.-
note
to
be
Illed
In
the
said
Registrar
of
Tttlfa.
at
tun:
and
tn
default
on
your
so
doing
-.
..
I
the
said
A.
Buuu-ll
may
proceei
I
An
.nn
AC!
trr
Uirreln
and
Jmlgment
may
be
given
In
your
gn.nt.
'it
rr:
You
may
file
a
cuapute
note
pemonauv
to
"
n'r.o
.
.V.
"
'""
!
or
by
y-ur
aciicitor
in
vnr
ooe
wun
t
.WU
at
the
law
eourts.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
this
7th
i
''hd
District,
t4ind
Rwortfl-
dav
of
Pebruary.
1928.
"1
Telegraph
Creek,
and1
uii.i.iamm
manhon
A
nONZALEB,
northweat
end
at
Oladys.
4n
miles
northeast
of
tie!
"
"i
about
lSSdeg.
10
west
'"'
nbout
s&dtg.
80'
north
Noi
H
K
tht
i,
John
Alfred
O
(
i
1"
ua
T
W
.
.J'"
srewr
num.
iner
Intend
to
ai
'be
(ollowlnaj
ctoaci
e,',',';
"J?0,t
PntKl
at
the
'HO
of
aisHu
about'
.W.o,t
Whose
addreas
lor
.service
is
Royal
Bank
Chambers.
Prince
33
Rupert.
BC
;,'',.";'"'
of
the
'mouth
'ol
Plan
i
To
.
D
I..
e
,
thence
'
r-
one
mil.
miU
m-
.w
thMina
"
,
i
TAKE
TUK
NU1
.outh
ceinher
8,
ijgs;.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COllltT
OF
'
1'UINCE
KUl'EUT
iioi.hkn
at
ritixci;
iii
pkiit
Between:
O.
W.
Nlckerson.
Plaintiff
;
And:
D.
L.
Stewart
Derendant
NOTICE,
lll.lt
U.
W
nirat-rauil
"I
thj
J,'.
.
Prinxn
linnert
BC
has
commenced
all
one
,n:
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rvmrt
norm,
and
contalitlne
;
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igni"
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in
re
or
leas.
I
of
Prince
Rupert,
on
tlie
21st
of
Janu-
"
1
JOHN
ALFRED
LEUBtjiX.
I
'?38,
for
the
aum
at
WOM
being
Appnoam.
,i,.r
iui
bv
virtue
of
an
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Ymmf
I
!,
in.
dated
the
3rd
of
February,
lawo.
'(ANO
ACT
"
"
2,
ordered
that
nubllcatlon
of
this
fia..-.
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this
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Riimmons
issued
In
Pr.,.,e
i
.
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'
noon
vou;
and
you
ure
required
under
I
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7?"
tweornrat
DM-
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naltl
order
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a
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the
la.-t
publication
of
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i
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chains;
thence
not-
,
,r,
,'.
h
nd
rontalnlmi
Applicant.
defend
tlie
said
action
lnt
dHnute
note
to
be
filed
In
the
ald
action;
and
In
default
on
your
so
doing
the
ialtf
O.
W.
Nlckereow
may
proceed
therein
ain
ruogmen
VC'r
absence
.,..
Vou
may
nie
a
dispute-
note
peraonally
or
hv
yitir
8
Mcltor
In
the
alwve
Opurl
at
ttw.yh,w
courts.
Wnee
IWpert.
B.
DATED
at
Prln"e
Rupert,
this
7tli
d
VlVMMANSONr
4
OOKtALEB.
i;Val
Itu.k
Chaiubera,
Prince
83
Rupert,
B.C.
lse
:
POWDER
in
all
your
baking
Tfiatlsifteway
assure
success.
Made
in
Canada
Mo
Jllunx
E.W.
GILLETT
CO.
LTD,
TORONTO.
CAN.
group
when
a
tree
wus
blown
down
upon
him.
wua
brxiuglit
to
the
city
today
by
John
Hernianaun
for
burial.
"I
see
no
reason
why
Prince
Rupert
should
not
be
s
western
Gloucester,"
states
Axel
Johauson
of
Chicago
who
Is
visitor
in
the
city.
He
think
that
an
Industry
should
be
made
out
of
herring
salting.
A1VAZ0FF
WITHDRAWS
Ml-(JUR8T
FOIt
FAHT
OF
LANE
FOU
TJIEATHE
SITE
(continued
from
page
one)
Mayor
McUordle
expressed
pleasure
at
tlie
manner
In
which
the
council
waa
giving
careful
consideration
to
a
matter
which
seemed
to
him
might
have
far
reaching
effects
The
passing
of
tfc
by-law
did
hot
seem
advisable
to
him
for
reasone
which
be
outlined
as
follows:
MAYOR'S
VIEWS
1
The
altering
of
a
lane
established
a
very
bad
pjweedent.
for
If
the
coun-
il
altered
the
lane
in
thta
caae.
It
rhouM
be
prepared
to
do
tb
same
tor
my
other
applicant.
Argument
might
te
offered
tnat
this
waa
the
only
place
n
ibe
city
where
the
lane
might
be
-hanged,
but
this
argument
waa
un
sound
aa
practically
every
lane
In
the
city
could
be
treated
similarly.
2
It
waa
unfair.
No
one
could
logi-ally
object
to
the
applicants
building
a
theatre.
On
the
contrary
the
city
would
welcome
a
new
theatre,
but
the
ciuucll
should
not
be
a
party
to
bon
using
or
subsidizing
aueh
an
en
tar-prlae
and
the
council,
by
aeUiag
the
lane
to
(
the
applicants
and
enabling
llvm
to
build
a
larger
theatre
at
a
relatively
amall
coat
would
work
an
unfair
hardship
on
the
owner
of
the
other
theatre
if
the
applteaata
deetre
to
build
a
bigger
theatre
than
auoh
as
could
be
built
on
their
property.
In
(alrneas
ta
the
competing
theatre
they
should
buy
another
lot.
or
two
lota
11
necessary
It
waa
only
a
question
ol
money.
3
It
spoiled
the
lane.
The
project
is
outlined
would
reduce
the
width
of
the
lane
to
12
feet
4
Inches
In
th
southwest
corner
of
the
projected
building.
The
narrowest
lane
in
the
city
waa
twenty
feet
wide
and
It
la
moat
unwlae
to
reduce
this
width.
"If
the
council
should
desire
to
paw
this
bylaw."
the
mayor
continued,
"I
would
point
out
that
a
waiver
of
claim
for
damages
has
not
been
reoelved
trem
the
owner
of
lot
t.
and
the
city
ahoujd
be
amply
protected
In
this
case.
"Further,
the
city
should
retain
the
r
i;ht
to
sell
a
similar
part
of
the
lane
::
other
property
owners
in
thia
block.
Tlds
Is
not
now
possible
as
under
an
.tBreement
between
the
applicants
and
the
city
the
city
agreed
to
keep
open
the
ten
feet
of
lane
on
each
aide
Of
the
projected
theatre
for
Ita
exits.
Tbte
would
prevent
the
owners
of
Iota
I
and
8
buying
part
of
the
lane.
"Also,
the
city
should
Inaist
an
the
theMr?
being
built
la.
a
iwaaoMahr
tt
af
i(
-Tear,
Slid
shoOtd'
jxfofatt
Itself
ilialnst
the
property
being
uaed
fdr
it
her
purposes
than
a
theatre."
,
TINKER'S
tJBHTIOXH
Aid
Tinker
questioned
If
all
members
of
the
council
were
familiar
wKh
1
LAND
ACT
OTIC
K
OK
INTENTION
TO
Ari'l.Y
TO
ITHC
IIW:
I.ANfl
In
Rang
&
Land
Recording
Dlatrlot
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
the
northerly
end
of
Telegraph
Paaaaae.
Bkeena
R
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J.
II.
Todd
&
Bona
of
Victoria.
B.C..
occupation
aalmoti
can-nera.
intend
to
apply
tor
pennlwloa
to
purchase
the
following
described
unde:
Commenotng
at
a
port
planted
at
the
northweat
corner
of
Lot
21,
Range
8,
CD.;
thence
88
chains
east;
thence
SO
charna
north,
more
or
leas,
to
high
water
mark:
thence
southerly
along
high
water
mark
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
80
acres,
more
or
J.
It.
TODD
4
80NB.
LTD.
Applicant.
Dstssd
December
1
2th.
1027
IN
FUOIIATE
ix
the
srriiEMi:
coi
ut
of
hiutiii
com
Mlllt
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
John
Johaaaen,
otherwise
known
as
Jehan
TAKTi-'cfU
by
order'
of
Hi
Honor.
P.
McB.
Yotinu.
the
30th
dnv
ot
January.
A
D
1928,
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
John
Johanaen.
otherwise
known
as
Jo
nan
Kraakay.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claim
against
tne
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
1st
day
of
March.
AD.
1928.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
etat
are
re-
uuiren
i
pay
me
amount
oi
titeir
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A
WATT,
(w.i-
Administrator,
Prlive
Hupen
U
C
Dried
tills
30th
day
of
January.
AD
138.
the
situation.
"Are
the
applicants
pre
pared
to
bear
the
expenses
or
the
varl
oiu
removals
Involved
In
dinning
the
lane?
he
Inquired.
City
Solloltor
Jane
replied
that
they
had
agived
aeocrdfsfiy.
If
the
applicant
had
no
objection
to
the
lane
golne
straight
through:
If
they
were
prepared
to
meet
all
the
ex
pertises
involved
in
makinn
the
change,
and
if
there
were
wo
leai
objection,
he
saw
no
reason
why
the
triplication
rihould
not
receive
very
favorable
consideration
at
the
hands
of
the'
city.
There
should
be
a
bond
of
Indomlnlty
relieving
tho
city
of
all
risk
in
the
matter
advleed
the
city
solicitor
He
saw
no
reason
by
an
order-ln-councll
should"
be
denied
the
ch.uixe
of
lane.
Aid.
Browh
explained
that
when
he
bad
voted
ID
favor
of
the
bylaw
in
the
first
instance
he
had
understood
that
the
lane
at
It
oanwwest
point
would
be
twenty
feet
wide.
Now
he
was
advised
that
It
wettld
be
12
feet
4
Inches.
He
was
now
of
the
opinion
that
the
lane
ehould
be
straightened
out
at
the
eipene
of
the
upplteint.
He
was
not
in
favor
of
exits
baiag
allowed
at
the
side
of
the
bUUdUUlnlo
the
remain.
ing
portions
of
th
line
abutting.
He
was
In
favor
of
gradtlni;
the
ten
feet
piovlded
that
the
appllcnnt
pay
all
the
various
costs
of
rtdapVaJ
and
also
providing
that
the
lane
lie
straightened
out.
SIDE
EXIT
Aid.
Rudderham
fH
that
tlie
council
was
getting
into
Mp
,
water
on
the
question.
TU
proposed
side
emu
appeared
to
htUt
an
objectionable
feature
The
only
solotion
he
could
see
wss
to
straight!
out
ISbf
edtole
lane
A
new
bylaw
would
have
to
be
drawn
up.
Per-lottaiiy,
be
m
lit
Imtot
if
making
none
tn'
the
proposed
grants.
Another
ground
jf
objection
be
perceived
was
that
the
cutting
of
ten
feet
off
the
S3
feet
of
orogeny
between
Um
lane
and
the
PI
re
Matt
would
seriously
impair
the
value
of
that
property.
City
Solicitor
Jones
felt
that
the
drawing-
up
of
a
new
bylaw
was
the
proper
cotirs.
There
Should
also
be
accurate
survtys
mad
on
which
to
base
any
transfer
of
land
that
might
be
ne
gotiated.
itr.
Alvaaotf
punted
out
that
he
had
dan
everything
In
his
power
to
obtain
another
lot
In
addition
to
the
property
be
already
held.
Aa
offer
of
110.000
for
a
twenty-five
foot
l.t
adjacent
had
been
rejected.
An
alternate
offer
of
a
twenty-ont
year
lease
had
been
made
but
It
could
readily
be
s:en
that
the
putting
up
of
a
permanent
building
under
auoh
oondlUosja
wauld
not
be
good
business.
He
was
&tping
to
withdraw
the
matter
of
the
side
exits
and
wa
also
willing
to
pay
lit;
Wie
expenses
In
volved
In
the
removals
that
would
be
necessitated
in
changing
the
lane.
He
salted
that
the
council
give
an
answer
of
"yes"
or
"no"
in
the
matter
of
changing
the
lane.
It
was
Important
to
htm
that
there
should
be
no
more
delay
'nan
wee
necessary.
I'HOriPsKK
m:w
IIYLAW
AM.
Oollavrt
moved
hat
a
new
bylaw
y-
drawn
up
grantjqgtabe
ten
(est
of.
nie
to
Mr.
Aivssqff
90
the
terms
al
t-ady
et
forward
providing
that
the
Ian
straightened
out,
that
Mr.
Arraaoff
land
all
the
removal
expenses
and
iuarantee
the
elty
agatatt
all
claim
for
ompcisatlon.
This
motion
lad
up
to
further
bickering.
Finally,
the
question
as
to
the
ac-cptauce
of
Ote
board
of
works
report
wss
put,
the
report
being
adopted.
Aid.
Brown
suggested
that
a
motton
be
adopted
requesting
the
lteutenaist-iovemor
in
council
to
sanction
the
hanging
of
the
lane
ten
fee)
south.
Aid.
Prutthomme
dwelt
on
the
possl-lltty
of
other
owners
of
lots
In
the
block
being
out
oft
by
such
a
change
irom
the
lane.
This
was
something
that
-Mild
never
be
permitted.
The
suggestion
was
made
that
Ut.
Alvaeoff
purchase
ten
feet
of
city
property
south
of
the
lane
the
entire
length
of
the
Mock.
L.
W.
Patmore
n
are
entered
into
the
discussion
wttto
the
suggeetloo
that
the
whole
lane
be
wldene
Instead
of
being
moved
over.
The
city
could
hold
all
the
le
eawept
that
(en
feet
behind
tne.
tneatre
site.
This
Woeit3
ensure
great
lor
htl
the
remalailsW
1U
which
was
an
laiportwnt
matter.
1
looked
to
him
Uht
tlM
ohange
waujg
bve
to
be
made
through
order-ln-oouneit.
Mr.
AHhgoff
.felt
that
If
.lt'
.
necessary
to
obtain
an
order-iii-counoil
further
delay
of
two
or
three
mouths
might
result,
if
such
was
to
be
the
case,
he
might
as
well
withdraw
his
application
altogether,
lie
could
see
no
object
Ion
to
the
proposition,
whereby
the
city
would
be
getting
a
thirty-foot
lane
except
to
the
rear
of
his
property
her
it
would
be
twenty-fret.
lie
was
not
looking
for
cheap
property
but
was
prepared
to
give
a
good
building
to
the
city
He
hoped
atere
would
be
no
further
delay.
It
the
council
waa
not
The
Least
Excitement
Made
Her
Heart'
Palpitate
and
Flutter
Mra.
Ambrose
Orter,
Eljlnbnrj,
Out,
write
i
"I
cnffered
for
tome
time
with
a
bad
heart
which
aeemtsl
to
be
controlled
by
m.r
nerve.
The
leiut
little
excitement
would
eaoae
it
U
flatter
and
pah'itate.
anil
at
time
I
would
hat.
real
bad
ipclli.
I
miffered
in
thU
way
for
aom
tim
when,
on.
day,
I
aw
advertised,
ao'
decided
4t0
try
them.
i
naa
oaijr
taaeo
a
I
few
boxra
when
I
'noticed
that
I
felt
better,
to
I
eoa-
tUued
taking
them
and
la
a
ahort
time
mj
heart
felt
ntlraly
different.
'
Price
60c
a
box
at
all
drorglste
and
dealer,
or
mailed
direct
oa
receipt
of
rirlco
by
TU
T.
llilbara
Ce..
Limited.
Toronto,
Out
Richmond's
::
of
Ladies'
Louvre
Dresses,
Hats,
Coats
and
Lingerie
No
Returns
Ri
dealrow
of
granting
hu
application,
he
would
like
to
know
so
that
farther
time
would
not
be
wasted
on
the
natter.
lYOl
l.ll
I'l
IU
II
ASK
MOKE
In
the
course
of
further
disc
nation.
Mr.
Aivacotf
stated
that
he
wculd
be
willing
to
pttrchaae
further
property
oi.
the
south
aide
adjacent
to
the
Ian.
In
order
that
the
width
of
tbe
lane
might
be
preserved.
This
would
uot
eliminate
tlie
jog
In
the
lane.
Aid.
Prudhomme
tel..
a
bead
-ha.
the.
sewer
might
prove
danaeroua.
It
looked
a
tk
dty
wa
pMag.
be.
at
a
loaa
whatever
happened.
"I
Would
demand
compeuantlon
"
"For
nineteen
years."
interjected
Aid.
Oollart.
"thta
city
has
been
demanding
compensation
Never
has
it
encouraged
anyone
to
come
here
and
eetabllah
Industrie.
Never
has
anyone
been
able
or
willing
to
see
any
Ind
lt
benefit.
It
has
been
too
long
looking
for
paltry
compensations.
There
are
many
people
unemployed
here
and
I
would
like
to
.e
them
doim
'
tnlng."
Aid.
Col-lart
moved
tlvst
the
original
bylaw
be
re-Introduced
and
that
the
s
mended
offer
of
Mr
Alvaeoff
to
purchase
ISO
feet
Instead
of
SO
feet
adjacent
0
tbe
lane
be
aooepted.
By
this
meate.
It
would
be
assured
that
there
f
jld
be
no
undue
bend
In
the
lafce.
Aid.
Tinker
(,iceoiided
thl.i
motion.
AM.
Rudderham
failed
to
see
where
even
1W
fed
would
make
tbe
lane
straight.
Why
should
the
city
make
exceptions
in
one
particular
?sse
for
anybody?
The
next
thing
somebody
wculd
be
oonatlg
along
and
asking
for
twenty-five
feet
of
lane.
Moon
It
would
tie
necessary
to
move
the
Fin
Hall.
Be
wai
not
in
tavor
of
II
Moreover,
the
valuation
of
(400
plnced
on
the
strip
of
lotid
which
Mr
AlvaroH
would
purchase
ttAexchange
was
ridiculous.
Jto.
Oollart
referred
to
the
fact
that
in
I93i
the
city
council
had
been
will-ItiK
to
offer
tax
exemption
If
an
elevator
were
built
here.
The
ess
in
point
at
this
time
was
no
different.
He
felt
that
the
matter
should
be
acted
upon
and
selUed,.
'The
propi?d
180
ifeet
would
turn
the
trick.
"I
would
like
to
point
out."
stated
Mayor
McMordle,
"that
the
construction
or
a
theatre
and
the
construction
of
an
elevator
are
two
very
different
thing.
Tk.
elevator
give
audi
employment.
For
Cash
Only
For
Two
More
Days
Only
YOUR
LAST
CHAN
40
Crepe-de-Chine
and
.Crepe
Back
Satin
Dresses,
whose
regular
values
run
up
to
$20.00.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
J5,95
LADIES'
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Regular
values
up
to
$45.00.
Go-
f"g
for
-
S19.75
LADIES'
COATS
7
only,
Ladies'
Winter
Coats.
Regular
value
to
$30.00
each
for
$12.50
4
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$45.00
each
for
f
;
19.50
5
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$G9.00
for
32.50
No
Exchanges
CE
Our
whole
stock
of
Ladies'
Evening
Dressesand
there
are
some
beauties,
too.
Regular
values
to
$40.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
J2
75
27
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
Regular
price
as
high
as
$12.
for
1.4.5-
LINGERIE
17
sets
Ladies
Pyjamas.
Regular
$7.50
value
for
DEMAND
2.95
Ladies'
Silk
Nightgowns
Regular
value
to
$7.00.
vSl.95
.
Silk
Slips
Regular
upfto
ICuDO
fbr
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r..
.
$1.05-Silk
Bloomers
and
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each
.
.
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chmoncFs
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The
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the
theatre
may
be
perbape
a
doaen
people.
Ita
principal
benefit
ls
tn
Ui
mooey
spent
on
Ita
uulldlng
"
"All
light.
Your
Woahlp,"
interjected
Mr.
Alvaeoff,
"t
withdraw
my
application.
You
don't
need
to
trouble
yourself
any
further.
The
100
by
SO
feet
will
do."
As
Mr.
Alvaaoff
precipitately
picked
up
his
hat
and
left
the
chamber.
Ilia
Worship
called
the
net
matter
of
business
The
bulk
of
th
crowd
then
filed
out
"When
did
the
robbery
ossur?"
the
craea
-examining
lawyer
aakrd
the
wlt-
I
think'
he
began.
"We
dont
care
what
you
think
we
want
to
know,"
remarked
the
lawyer.
"Well.
I
may
aa
well
l
off
the
stand.
then."
aald
the
wltneas.
"I
can't
talk
without
thinking.
I'm
no
lawyer."
rtegina
Leader.
'Demers
lire
now
showing
Bill.
e
Burke;
Sport
Dresses
Phono
27
r.O.
Ilox
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