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oirr
Is
damp-proof,
vermin-proof
and
a
perfect
insulator,
ensuring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
in
winter.
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Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
larjre
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
price
for
everything.
If
yon
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
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to
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Friend."
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and
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of
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Breeders'
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Birds
with
Official
Records
under
Government
Inspection.
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and
Brown
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Rock.
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Wyandotte.
Buff
Orpingtons,
Blaik
Minorcas,
Blue
Andalusian
Order
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Prices.
For
Price
List
write
Secretary.
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Lloyd,
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of
B.C..
Vancouver.
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As
well
as
specialising
on
the
No.
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we
wish
to
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attention
tc
thc
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your
ir
at
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date.
last
sik
months
modali.
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receiver.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartajre.
Warehouainit,
and
DlstributinK.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
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M
living.
POLICE
PATROL
WITHIN
SHADOW
OF
NORTH
POLE
MX
JOI
RNEV
M
AIM!
I
XIMEK
TKY-
IM1
CIR4
i
JWTWW
ACKOSS
KMMF.RE
LM
ASH
awK
PLENTY
OF
GAME
SEEN
OTTAWA.
March
33
(By
the
Cana
dian
Pica)
How
me
Royal
tanaaian
Mounted
Police
formerly
styled
in
Royal
North-West
Mounted
Police
-con
tinue
to
uphold
the
authority
ol
Can-
ad
up
in
the
Arctic
was:?.
thousand
of
miles
Irom
civilization,
Is
:old
In
ample.
tralghttorwsra
lar.guage
.n
the
annual
report
of
that
bciy
which
'
iccenilv
made
nubile
Patrols
un
dertaken
wuhln
the
shadow
of
the
North
Pole
Itself,
demanding
an
absence
;f
month
from
their
baa.
Invoking
treks
over
glaciers,
through
blinding
blizzard
and
under
conditions
that
call
lor
the
utmost
endurance
and
hard
t
hood,
are
recounted
a
a
matter
zt
routine
duty.
All
the
land
lying
north
of
the
main
land
cf
Canada
has
Ion
ttnee
been
claimed
as
the
possession
cf
Canada,
and
In
order
to
assert
her
authority
Canada
sends
those
stalwart
constables
to
apply
the
Us
of
the
Dominion
to
succor
the
Eskimos,
whom
Canada
has
adopted
as
her
wards,
when
they
in
office
and
custom
posts,
and
in
general
to
administer
1:1
the
name
ol
the
K.ns
that
vast
sub-continent
that
I'et
!
beyond'
the
northern
aborea
Ol
thls4
Obde
wapv-.
Bwr
Mt.
-
wav
Sawe.
four-footed
part
of
the
xpeditlon
'After
10
day
the
coni'.able
and
hi
iBeklmo
returned
to
the
bsae
and
Ser
jeant
Joy
and
hu
two
native
con-1
tinned
their
jotiniey
The
trip
wa
one'
jwhich
tuought
out
the
(treat
endurance
r.f
the
white
man
and
hi
native,
and
the
casual
manner
In
which
circum-j
stance
are
told
form
one
of
the
moat
interesting
features
of
thc
)ournal.
SEARCH
IOK
I'OOO
"On
the
Sth
(AprtH
Nrokapeetinc-
wak
and
Ahkeeoo
walked
Inland
in
enrcn
of
carlboii.
while
I
in.ide
u
further
atu-mpt
to
dry
out
t'lo'nlnx
During
ti'eir
10-hour
absence
tl.ty
killed
four
hsres.
And
many
cariboo
tracks
u
few
dfivn
old.
but
mi
cariboo."
I
Many
mink
oxen
were
neent
harea
j
were
plentiful
a
were
ptarmigan,
while
polar
bear
nd
wolvc
ulau
put
In
oc-
cas.onsl
p
pea
r.i
ice
Tlte
party
re-
pliilsheU
their
larder
from
the
result
of
a
oarlboo
hunt,
but
the
after
ef
fects
looked
bad
for
a
while.
'While
returning
to
rmp
with
the
carlbio
on
the
Kamatik.
two
hare
Jumped
up
from
under
the
dog's
feet:
the
dog
swMowrd
saw
bam
like
animals
rone
tnsd
and
trio;
the
rprtMlk
over
s
high
cut
wansT
nho
a
Sjed
of
rocks,
with
bad
rrstilte
ou
the
koioaUk
It
took
over
a
day
to
put
It
In
running
order
again
"
"
UtN
INTO
BI.I7.IHI)
On
April
18.
the
par'y
ran
Into
a
bltrmd
while
making
towards
a
high
cv
"We
htl
barely
covered
half
the
distance
wlien
the
utorm
csme
on
again
We
reached
the
cape,
but
the
KU-rni
made
It
almnat
a
dark
aa
nild-
hitr
.irid
were
tnmhle
u
xee
more
j'hnn
U
w
f,r
t
on
)
ind
or
ir
The'
storm
continued
un'.;l
the
muinlng
cf
!
the
18th
when
the
snow
ceased
drifting
and
the
wind
moderated
to
a
strong
fogs
and
norms
became
an
almost
Uily
portion
of
their
trip,
but
even
in
those
exposed
wastes
there
was
vegeta
tion.
Here
ai.d
there
a
few
tuft
of
grass,
an
occasional
froaen
Arctic
poppy
and
a
little
heather
were
all
the
vegetation
ihat
could
be
seen
within
several
hundred
yards
uff
the
shore
U-
At
this
time
we
had
only
two
taps
of
dog
,
emmlcan
for
each
team:
oor
dogs
were
thin
and
languid,
aad
I
decided
to
start
on
our
return
Journey
Immediately
"
imkrbn
roini
r.uiinoo
However,
the
Eskimo
re-stocked
the
cupboard
with
a-
large,
bearded
seal
while
a
polar
bear
waa
also
shot
and
.ed
to
the
dogs
On
the
way
back
the
'
.c
to
this
route.
The
Esaimca
worsea
very
hard
eed
of
help,
to
eatabltah
post
'jroughout
the
trip,
and
Sergeant
Joy
country
I.N
r.lKTIHT
NORTH
At
Bach
Peninsula,
in
Ellesmere
Land,
is
the
most
northerly
outpost
of
civilisation
In
the
wrld
It
U
700
mites
south
of
the
Pole,
and
stationed
there
are
three
men
of
the
Royal
Mounted,
with
three
native
Eskimo
lamilies
and
a
further
&niml
equip
ment
of
19
buakie
dogs
They
are
boused
la
two
small
but
comfortable
shack
lor
the
native,
with
living
quarters,
storehouse,
blubber
shed
and
other
small
construction
tor
the
of'
fjeeiB.
The
winter
of
10SS-S7
was
a
mild
one
and
such
being
the
nature
ot
communications
the
most
recent
news
from
Bache
Pen.nula
1
that
of
last
winter.
Only
or.
night
did
the
thermometer
go
btkiw
41.
and
climatic
conditions
genarally
were
good
Perhaps
it
was
this
mild
weather
which
inspired
Sergrant
Jtiy
to
uiider-
ake
hi
trip
directly
acrom
t:wnere
Land
with
two
Eskimos.
Ahkreoo
and
Nookapeeuntrwak.
c
vering
a
distance
of
1330
mlle
and
doltig
it
111
M
days.
The
story
of
the
trip
is
told
111
pla-.i.
unvarnished
language,
with
no
heroic
and
no
superlative.
Tha
party
left
Bache
Peninsula
at
noon
on
March
38.
Constable,
Osrnrtt
and
Eskimo
acomparued
acomparued
.them
tbern
part
part
of
the
anreaaea
appreciation
of
their
good
ork.
The
patrol
reached
Bache
Penin-'
sula
Post
on
May
IS.
ISZT.
after
ha-.
ng
travelled
lJao
miles
MOTOR
SHIPS
i
THIS
COAST
!PW.E
lHILniX
VBV
VEsr.LH
to
opKRtTK
rri
Kifinr
MlOS
victoria.
March
tS.
To'Suceetafully
mmiiett
for
trade
on
the
Astute
toe
style.
,i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
'
By
George
McManns
EMPIRE
NOW
-TO
A
AMOcSUt
'i
.s
going
TO
Civ
X
ir
.0
AThe
-
GOOD
WINK
OF
I
(
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R6C4TAL
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when
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for
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and
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flts'true
and
standiirj
djfring
th$
life
jpS
Jt
CRACK
Wont
warp
CRUMIU.E
RURN
or
I
;
1
;
:ag
company
of
Japan.
wUl
have
three
larsjof
motor
liners
In
commiaalon
by
the
tarty
part
of
the
year
1990.
it
a
state)
fey
TBtliie
H
Kawada.
general
passenger
agent
of
the
company
at
To-
'
klo.
who
baa
ben:
In
the
city
on
the
j
course
of
a
world
tour
studying
traffic
jiujlttona.
Interviewed
here
Sir
Hawata
stated
;
:.iat
the
first
ol
the
three
motor
liners
now
under
oonstructian
la
Japan
win
I
.
,
....
m,ia.
the
Pa-
.WANTED
DO
IJJSMIIIWIVU
clfM
by
tupttmbar
1
l
The
vee-sel
wtll
be
Use
first
of
two
motorahlp-kutMlac
at
the
Ultau
Biahl
plant
at
ataaatl.
The
third
veasel.
building
at
tha
plant
of
the
Yokohama
Dockyard
miiipaiij
will
be
turned
over
to
the
r-nmpany
In
March.
1B30
M'rtKY
VESSELS
All
three
thips.
Mr
Kawada
state,
will
each
be
of
16.000
tons
gross
and
will
have
a
aaa
speed
of
twenty
knot.
looa
supply
Became
ukw
rx.
K
.lon
for
300
the
storms
and
Oat
fog
continued.
The
tergeant
found
evidences
that
led
him
to
believe
that
in
that
part
of
Blea-mere
Land
cariboo
were
Increasing,
but
they
appear
to
be
a
very
stupid
anl-
aal.
even
more
so
than
the
barrets
r:'rtbn
rsJ,
third
-clam
passengers
and
will
have
iaree
cargo-carrying
space.
The
new
motorshlps
will
be
operated
by
the
N.TJC
in
the
service
between
Hone
Kong,
Yokohama
and
Ban
Iran-
'
Talyo
Maru.
formerly
the
Oenaan
snip
ever
the
noise
made
by
a
team
or
a
'
.
ow,-a
u.ru
number
of
teams
of
howling
Eskimo
'
.,.
,
M,
KmwaAl
Jog.
For
the
latter
reason
It
would
be
ot
oontm,tin,
thc
ooaatructlon
uteresuag
to
observe
how
they
would
mu
linen
for
the
xt
when
being
approacher
or
stalked
:7
wolves
The
avoc
with
such
easy
prey.
Morth
Pacific
service
between
Hang
woives
must
piay
,,-..-
axtu
Antl
00
.
,..t
until
Mk
time
these
vessels
are
;oubt
many
die
annually
from
awrra-
d.)wn
p,,,.
tne
company
on
and
aickneaa.
for
they
are
wretch-
v1)
ncudc
m
of
the
dly
poor
in
the
spring
and
not
all
can
r,nmMii
t.11to
Uara.
Korea
Maru
and
te
lucky
enought
to
survive
the
winter
(rom
PT-fcuco
aer-
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fifty
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dad
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prepared
banquet
last
alglit
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the
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Boy
the
Trail
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and
Tukla
Oroupa
aith
their
mentors
and
officers
pro-
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the
auuper
and
served
it
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Tow
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and
responded
to
the
hearty
encore
with
ecnnd
number
Jack
Cobb
spoke
in
a
humorous
vein
and
Oeo
A.
Wilson.
Tuxls
mentor
poke
on
the
OBET
program.
Bruce
Steven,
mentor
for
the
Trail
Hangers.
In
the
course
of
his
remarks
on
the
work
of
his
group,
expounded
forcefully
the
viewpoint
of
the
young
folk
in
regard
to
the
proposed
oen
ph
!i
a
memorial
to
our
Canadian
valdlera.
iu
which
he
claimed
that
a
gymnasium
I
would
be
a
tar
more
fitting
and
tiarful
Others
speaking
in
commendation
ot
the
CSB.T.
work
were
S.
D.
Macdonald
and
Jack
Btevena.
The
progrwm
waa
Intersperse:
with
community
singing
led
by
O
8
Wilson,
aecomeanled
ably
on
the
piano
by
Cliff
Cameron
The
evening
closed
win.
the
tinging
of
"The
Mapn
leaf
"
ill
H
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fH
THWAwl.
Uirrh
31.
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The
annual
I
PRINCE
FOR
KENT
TO
EXCHANGE
POOH
OR
RENT
MODERN
POOR-BOOaWD
Vancouver
notise
convenient
w
owe
we
roomed
bungalow
In
South
.
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m
rm
Dock.
Phone
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MS.
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S.
Bunbury.
No.
I
Bub
past
office.
Prince
Rupert.
72
POW
PENT.
-
rURSISHED
APART-
ruenu,
four
rooms
and
hath.
Water
paid.
Phone
547.
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no
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ins
rooms
br
the
day.
weak
or
month
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rm
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er.
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Red
607.
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POR
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WITH
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WITH-out
board
Central
location
Phone
Blue
163
it
POR
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PORNISrIBD
HOUSE-keeping
rooms
Apply
Museailem
Orocery.
(FOUR
ROOMED
HOUSE
hot
and
cold
water.
Phone
Bed
MS
RI'PSRT
IITTIOJI
MBT
Federal
IMork
Furniture
of
all
kind
bought,
sold
or
eaahanged.
Crating
and
packing
done.
Ooods
sold
on
Comotisalon
wrtinree.
G.
J.
DAWES,
41
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
CHECTERFECLD
StnTES.
Suite.
Dining
Suites.
Kitchen
Table
Range.
Linoleum
aad
Linoleum
Rugs
Carpet.
Blind.
Curtain
Reatmore
Collsnrtnas
and
Mat
Blankets.
Cretonne
Window
Curtain
good.
We
have
atlll
a
tew
mat
left
at
tha
old
pries.
High
1
01
High
low
High
ftC!
p.
1
.s
High
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Tennis
Club
was
j
held
on
Tueaday
afternoon.
Last
year's
Low
ofllcers
were
re-instated
R
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Cory.;
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MAPHENSIK.
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nililNKY
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II.
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Oeneel
Heady
Man
Furnaces
and
Stoves
Cleaned
aad
Re
paired.
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Swap.
Osanatrry
Plow
Cared
Pe
Phone
Bad
S4S
Prlnee
ftunert.
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EXCHANGE
NRW
tNft
SECOND
.
UM
Fi'BNIf
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bought
and
sold
and
egehanred.
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Ragittera
nt
stock
MPriefrHS
i
xss
Third
Ave.
t.
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CHIROPRACTIC
lR.
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r.
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Chtrwprartar
3
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
St.
Residence
phone
BcsSt
3SS.
Evening
call
made
as
arranged
Make
your
appointment
now.
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and
Mrs
A
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Barker
sec-'
Tt
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MARCH
37
trea
Owing
to
the
damage
vlone
to
High
511
am.
30
1
ft
I
the
tennis
court
by
the
rire
1st-
m....-'
mar
extensive
repairs
sre
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sun
!.
these
will
he
carried
out
at
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1
weather
permitting
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&
per
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cutter
and
raolnet.
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meat
chODoer.
coffee
mill.
r.ih
rrt-
,
March
31
uteri
and
peanut
butter
mills.
Ex-
pert
repair
and
ad)u.menta
Str-
:
Mr
contracts
New.
used
or
rebuilt
machines.
Easy
terms
or
casta
discount.
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