,
.
iiut
nn
application
ii
Parliament
i!
Obh-.
,,iin
i
licri'oi
for
hu
,
.ration
"I
a
company
I
V
AllwrtH.
Peuoe
Bl'.ci
.
company,
or
audi
l;
,y
lx'
Klveu.
to
con-,
.,
railway
iu
folio
i
point
at
or
ne-.ir
.
..ii'idife.
thence
:n
a
.,,
id
a
iolnt
at
cr
,j(
Mclaod:
thence
,.
i
:Tly
in
a
direction
.
in
the
Calgary
and
i
he
Canadian
Pari-.Dint
at
or
iwar
the
hence
Northerly
and
wary
and
Eqbonton
,
t
or
near
Licsmbc:
i
,i
point
at
or
near
1
1
.ii'on.
-,
ai
or
near
the
City
.
the
moat
feasible
:
hu
the
right
bank
of
,
iiin
to
i
croaalng
of
!
,v.t
near
1U
junction
r:
Hlvar
at
or
near
.w
Town
of
Orande
Province
of
Alberta;
Westerly
through
the
-
a
point
at
or
near
we
Canadian
National
,
Province
of
Brltlth
'
r.i
at
or
near
Orande
.
,r
ii
Westerly
direction
,t
near
Pouce
Coupe
at
or
near
Pouoe
h
Westerly
direction
-
near
Hudson's
Hope
K.vfr;
thence
In
a
gen-.
:iy
and
Westerly
iil-.ii
Westerly
bv
the
.
through
Uie
Pine
,t
r,r
nejr
the
Town
i.
Province
of
Brltl.vi
lieail
of
Portland
.'
at
or
n.,r
Hudsjn
1'b
e
Biver
;n
a
cen-octi?n
to
a
point
a'
.
thence
In
a
Mor-o
a
point
at
or
near
ind
thence
Northerly
,
'lie
right
bank
of
tlir
:
urar
lt
Intersection
i-
n
boundary
of
the
rt.i.
.y
being
declared
to
ix-neflt
of
Canada.
the
said
C
mpany
t:
d
.ri.a
and
Hotels
and
,.ls
and
to
cullen
,
ih
and
iclephone
me-'.,.
fj
file
jpon
an
j
.
i
nite?
ii:d
to
gepcr-or
energy
and
to
dl-;u.
irwn
and
colic
t
'he
tald
Company
to
rpet
of
th
a;d
an
amount
not
er.-1
i
iviaanti
I
40
OW)
00
'he
prairie
Miction.
3,ily-flvr
Tliousand
fur
the
muiKaiii
c
iv
of
Bdm-in'-m.
In
v
Tia.
tlii
4'.
I.
day
STKWAHT
CI.a:UC
i
of
the
Aii,
ill.
ant
,v
Bury.
rv
etc
.
I
Toronto
Bid?
.
Mherta.
v
I
KH
NOTICE
m
:-Ht
AND
I'M!
:'
K
that
Roijert
M
;
ess
la
1416-
Inn
Ave
UC
w:I!
sppl,
:
r
:itl
use
Jfi.ooj'
gailoi:-
out
of
sriill
-r,e
;.
xi
suut
heny
..i
I
Inlet,
qc
l.v
i'-.u
Wlv
fr
im
nn:
r-;
Hti-t'
Inlet
The
.
'cd
Ir'im
tn-
ft'n
n:
2f)o
fee'
tr.ni
shore
ii
twenty-'our
ace
ie,
and
wl.l
;e
i.
purpoM-o
uiHin
the
applied
for
to
learn
ii
i-'.iii
Ialt.
Morenliy
-
P""ted
on
'he
.Tinn'l
:
December
lW
A
nd
sn
aapl
cstion
u.cl
tn
the
'Wjter
AC
"
il
in
the
office
of
me
i'
Prince
Rupert.
BC
'.
sppllrati.
il
my
be
aid
Water
Re
order
-r
iler
of
Water
Rliihtv
'd.nns.
Vietoris.
BC
:
iv
after
the
firi
tv-
it
ice
In
a
lo
si
nc-
.r
tiie
first
pvihl.
sf.iti
1037
KOBKRT
M
CURRTR
Applies
ii'
NOTICE.
:
Title
Nn
30M
I
to
Lot
i
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nlnetetn
I
ix
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1
Title
No
M01
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to
'i
1
17i
and
eighteen
twenty-six
1
301.
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!
Title
No
8903
I
to
l
ot
i
'.
Bl
K-k
ten
(101.
Sec-,
i7
f
Title
No.
24471
to
Lots
4li
f'irty-four
4)
and
'4'n,
Block
tent-eeen
mil
elichl
R,
City
of
r
Map
m
.
i
oi
lorn
of
the
above
1-tle
issued
in
the
name
''
f
has
been
filed
In
thla
is
hereby
given
that
I
exp:
rat
loti
of
ooj
month
'
'he
ttrat
publication
.
in.iviioiukl
OerUf
leate
ol
ea.-h
pf
the
aid
lost
.!:
in
the
mwantime
'
to
any
be
made
to
me
'he
Land
Registry
Office
-
'
B
C
.
this
3rd
January.
II
r
MacLXOD.
,
Registrar
of
TlUea.
!
I-AN
I)
ACT
"J
INTKNTIOV
TO
AW1.V
n
I
i:hk
i,.m
j
r
i
nid
District.
Land
Record
-"i
Telegraph
Croak,
and;
11
northwest
end
of
Oledys
i"
mile
northeast
of
the
,.Ali"V
:n
about
lttdci.
10
irasTti
1
boiit
Sadeg
to'
north
N,i"R
that
1.
John
Alfred
....
,
iitmi
flH.ti
rrapper.
intend
to
ai
i
ne.
lOIIOWlng
1
"'
Jf0
Pnted
tt
the
',
,u
CTIadys
Lalco,
about
1
'
of
the
mouth
of
Flan
;
'
'
iienee
one
mile
weat;
thenoe
,
:
,nce
one
mile
OMt:
"
mile
north,
and
containing
uu
re
or
leas
JOHN
ALPRIO
UMUCUX,
.
.
.
.
Applicant.
i
'
ember
B.
1H7.
I'ANI)
ACT
;i;'rSpo!W
.
nme'15
"obert
M.
Ourrle,
ihimwV
.Bc'
occupation
flah
""f'btl
lahds:-
iim
1
1
1
n
'
Ibout
1.000
feet
was-
.
"."crN'
cabins
at
head
of
hu
,
t'w
w-iterly
90
"
-oiilHerly
ab
.u'.
U
chains:
,,,
-o
chains;
thenoe
noi-1
'
hnins,
and
containing
r
),
v
KOiikiiT
M
rrmnrr
Applicant.
CURIOUS
CURES
CANCER
CASES
None
Satisfactory
Found
so
Far
AlthouKh
2300
Already
Sub-milled
NfcW
YOHKPeb.
1.-
Twenty-three
hundred.
ui4Mlhthar
una
tap
ne.:itjyrj
novlee,
di
Ser-
ati
tnvouKh
27
rotrlc
(i
P
SBkrta
I
n
tm-y
nave
a
i
ure
ogV
preventive
for
cancer.
They
have
submitted
their
remedlea,
ranging
from
ax!e
greaae
to
walnut
ic.ats.
to
the
American
Society
for
the
Control
of
Capcer
in
competition
tor
the
lino.ooo
prize
money
offered
by
William
Lawrence
Saunders,
of
New
Y'rk
for
a
solution
of
the
world
deep.
i
medical
mystery..
It
is
a
cao
of
laymen
ruahlng
in
wher,
profcuilnnala
fear
to
tread,
for
v:
ft
of
the
cures"
offered
to
date
in
vc
.
oniH
uim
phyalclana
Ih
good
.'.u-.dliiH
or
fr:
m
competent
research
v.'rk.i-
Mom
of
the
letters
declare
1
i'
u
h
h.
mely
household
doses
ai
".-I'-.iireit.'e.
sulphur.
Iodine,
ytlk
'
'
onion
or
caster
oil
will
i
.'.m!;,
m::c
or
prevent
cancer.
!
!
.
i:ri'iK),,dent
depend
on
herbj
r,".:-
:o
win
them
the
awards,
ex-iH.r.'i
the
merits
of
violet
leaves,
nn-tard
wed.
dry
ginger,
red
clover
tei
t
r
re
1
"cooked
In
a
brass
kettle
m.
I
applied
a
a
paite
with
a
black
r;bbo:i."
or
fresh
cranberry
poultices.
H
ill
other
sppllcanu
for
the
prlre
have
advorated
sea
water
from
North
V'..;ci
hvi
Jrtertnlc
Inlectlons
of
uure
:
'"
nh-iuae.
candle
grease
from
,,n...
holder
roe!
oil
and
hot
water.
d
'"Inuts.
epviro
salta.
the
atlng
1
1
.
.e
ts.
the
bite
of
a
serpent,
or
(
nVrt
w
!h
a
toad
mole
or
crab.
c;.
rue
A.
aoper
managing
dlrec-"
of
Die
Society,
reads
eech
letter
i
c'u!i
I'.'.ri
It
aa
in
a
scrap
book
t
i
mi
nn
abstrart
to
the
Board
of
1
,,
(
.r.,
,.
rcmposett
of
world
cancer
-
..Hit,
which
i!l
decide
whether
a
ie.,;
cure
or
preventive
has
been
fi
i
:
Mr
8amir!or'
o"cr
expires
this
n
h
miss
mm
ROYDEN
AND
MODERN
SCIENCE
Kantixi-
H
"man
Hrearher
Talks
of
NhihI
ltr.iertaMllt"
of
One
Type
of
Chnirh
Member
PHKI'KIJ'KIA.
Pa.
Teb
1
--A
mod-rn
iev-
:
t
it:
of
Cod
by
science
and
ii
B:bn
wrrten
In
terms
of
science.
.
i:i
a
M
ientific
religion
aa
the
.
I
r'.',r
nn
adeocsteel
by
Miaa
Maude
p.
.
irn
Enyl'nh
preacher,
n
hnv
h
i'
i.r-
of
cigarette
smoking
bv
imeii
ru
eet
up
controversy
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE
EMPTI0N8
Vieant
unreserved.
surveyed
Ci..n
hin.li.
may
be
pre-empted
by
,:rm.l,
ubjetis
over
yeara
ef
age,
In
ilieiui
in
d
.
luring
iBUntlon
to
t
eein
Hrlllah
siibjecta.
eoeell-iIoiimI
upon
reeldence.
ocoepallOQ.
.ni
improvement
for
agricultural
illlfoe
Information
oonoernlng
regu-aii.-iis
regarding
pre-emptloj
la
No
Land
Series,
g
..it
in
Hulleiln
1.
"II.
nv
to
Pre
emut
Ijsnd."
eoplea
of
Mhi.-l!
rag
be
obtained
free
of
oharg
l
uiiirelng
the
iJepartment
of
Um.li.
vuiorla.
BC.
or
to
any
Uo-
srniiivni
nnwu
Records
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
aurlcslturaJ
i,.,nux
an
l
whioh
la
nut
Umber-land
I
e
.
carrying
over
1.004
board
re-t
ner
acre
west
of
the
Ooaet
Range
and
&.iM0
feet
tier
acre
eaet
of
that
Runa-e
Aitpllcalions
for
pre-empUjos
are
te
be
addre'iead
to
the
Land
Cam-Mleaionaf
of
the
Land
"
eiaton.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
altuHtad.
and
are
mad
on
fto'j
fonna.
eoplea
of
wrrteh
talned
from
ths
Land
(
ommliewner.
Pre-emption
must
be
occupied
tot
five
year
and
Improvement
mad
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
:
"?
acrva,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
"ror
more
detailed
lafeematlen
e
the
Bulletin
How
to
Pre-empt
'-"d"
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreseryed
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
fa?
Mriciitural
purpoe...
for
flrt-cl..
(rb
1.)
land
U
price
second-class
(iras-lnnnd
It
per
acre,
and
!-;ZL17Z.-
$3
BO
per
acre.
Further
Meardlnar
nurclis
or
lease
cTTrow"
SSm
ST
gleo
l
tLVt2t.A
Purehas.
and
SlUonV
Including
payment
ol
turnpag.
H0ME81TC
LEA8E8
pSr3
inJ
und
ha
been
aunreyed.
LEASES
eempany.
0RAZMQ
snl
the
Annual
rM.,n'
baaed
es
grating
permit
ar
i
i
numbere
rangd.
""t.oXownera
DOG
RACERS
GOING
EAST
Three
Teams
Leave
The
Pas
For
New
IlamrMthire
and
Quebec
WINNIPBO.
Feb.
1
Three
famous
men
of
the
North
left
Winnipeg
fcr
the
East
yesterday
on
the
Canadian
N
t
tonal
Railway
aud
with
thai
not
ea
nelly
with
them,
because
then
other
were
in
the
rapreus
cam
went
the
.
jmpanlone
which
had
helped
them
to
their
fame.
Km
11
St.
Oodmrd.
Earl
nrycbje
and
"Shorty''
Ruaell,
famous
rauanera
of
The
Pa,
are
on
the
way
to
New
Hampshire
and
Quebec
with
their
dogs.
St.
OodaML
who
won
the
three
day
event
in
Quebec
last
year,
haa
a
new
team,
all
but
four
doge,
with
him
tliH
time.
They
have
been
trained
tesdily.
he
declared
Just
before
ha
left
for
the
train,
and
be
haa
high
bop
o'
coming
back
with
more
laurel.
Russell
and
Brydgea
are
likewise
confident
and.
between
the
three
of
them,
they
expect
to
bring
back
all
the
honors
of
the
north.
The
New
Hampshire
races
take
place
at
Conway.
February
e.
10
and
il.
and
the
Quebec
eeeota
will
be
run
off
on
February
30.
11
and
33.
While
they
were
In
the
city,
the
dogs
vere
housed
in
the
Canadian
National
hiablea.
doer
to
the
station,
and
large
rrowda
of
vtaltors
visited
thorn
during
the
three
daya
they
were
there.
To
Map
them
In
trim,
they
were
given
workouts
through
the
city
every
day.
The
m
ushers
themselves
attracted
great
deal
of
attention
with
their
picturesque
garb.
In
the
meantime
while
lu
hero
go
abrcad
to
win
more
fame
for
It.
The
Pai
Is
busy
preparing
for
It
own
car
nival
and
dog
derby
which
will
he
hold
in
the
middle
of
March.
Canadian
m
iitiiial
Railways
paasenr
offlehua
pect
a
(arte
attendance
this
year.
,
NORTHERN
RAILWAYS
MADE
GOOD
RECORDS
tlx
MlUkm
ltjheti
llsulnl
mi
lar
Over
i:.l).
A
IU.
line
EDMONTON.
Feb.
1-Grain
hauled
;ut
over
the
I..
D.
B.C.
and
the
Cntral
Canadian
railways
for
the
period
from
August
t,
1M7.
up
to
January
21.
mm.
la
more
than
3,ooo.ova
ousnei
In
rxcea
of
the
volume
brought
down
from
the
north
for
the
same
period
of
the
lsst
year,
according
to
figure
levied
today
by
the
Alberta
government
railways.
For
thl
crop
year
the
total
carried
amount
to
S.Bua.TM
bushels;
laatyeart
tlirurta
are
3S8.717
bushels.
The
A.
and
O
W.
railway
haa
tripled
its
figures
over
thoae
of
laat
year,
the
total
for
the
same
period
aa
given
IN
PKOHATB
IV
TIIK
M'PIIKMK
CO!
UT
or
IlKlTlsll
'(l.l
MIUA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Bstat,
of
John
Johanam.
otherwlae
known
as
Johan
Kraaluy.
Deceased,
Intawtate.
'
'
.
TAKE
NOTICH
that
by
or?
f
10
Honor.
F.
McB.
Young,
the
30th
Ml
of
January.
A.D.
19K,
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
John
Johtnsen,
otherwise
known
a
Johan
Kraakay.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
eatate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
aatne.
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
?roperly
st
day
of
March.
A.D.
1936.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-rbtednesa
Sulred
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Of-!'
Administrator,
Prince
Rnuer;.
B.C.
Dated
this
30th
day
of
January.
A.D.
I
18W
fHE
DAILY
8
Increase
yaw
energy
and
I
vitality
I
by
&&0Umg-
i!
'
uThc
goodness
of
prime
beef"
i
In
a
cumber
of
American
cities
In
jabore
for
this
crop
befag
85013
bueh-whlcb
the
woman
minister
had
ex-1
els.
as
compared
with
270.4O4
buahels
pected
to
speck.
.
jior
the
1926
crop.
One
of
her
scheduled
appearances
j
An
Increase
la
also
registered
by
the
here
was
cancelled
because
of
her
attl-'
La
com
be
and
Worth-Westcrn
railway,
.tide
tcaaid
the
cigarette.
Mss
Roy-1
which
aa
a
total
of
14.083
buahels
den
prtE-hed
to
a
capacity
oongrega-1
hauled
out
over
the
tame
period
for
.ion
at
the
Protestant
Episcopal
the
currant
crop.
The
figures
for
the
Church
of
St
Paul.
Hundreds
were
previous
crop
are
49514
bushels.
unable
tt
gain
admittance
The
"awful
respectability'
of
one
type
of
church
member
and
the
"rawing
of
revl
vails;
creaturea,"
another
type,
were
rebuked
by
MUae
Boyden
during
a
4o-mlnute
sermon.
She
placed
the
blame
for
whatever
matarudlam
here
may
be
In
modern
ewataot
upon
those
Christiana
who
have
disowned
It.
Anu-rvolutionlsta
were
rebuked,
'though
i
o.
by
name,
and
the
congregation
arged
to
use
in
rellKJon
the
same
scientific
methods
as
thoae
omplofva
hi
exploiting
the
riches
of
the
ovuntry.
Second
only
to
the
Incarnatkm
of
Christ
In
revealing
power.
Miaa
Roy
den
ald.
was
the
revolution
of
Ood
cM-alaed
In
modern
science.
The
Pembina
Bailey
railway
haa
car
ried
out
238,041
buchcet
of
grain
during
the
first
Wtattr
It
hart
been
in
operation.
At,'
ALICE
ARM
The
direct
mail
aerrlce
between
and
Alice
Ann
was
discontinued
tratlng
today
but
It
is
expected
that
It
will
soon
M
raoumed.
Meantime
the
town
receives
but
one
mall
a
week.
Chieato
Interaats
npve
acquired
a
seventy-five
per
cant
Interest
in
the
bond
which
was
tauten
a
few
month
ago
on
the
North
Star
mine
by
John
Strom
back
and
Oua
Pearson
tor
the
sum
of
HOXftQ.
payment
being
spread
ver
three
years.
It
ai
expected
that
the
Chicago
Interests
will
shortly
ac
quire
full
control.
An
ore
body
of
rch
value
and
extc
naive
aha?
has
just
been
encountered
on
the
property.
Latest
word
front
the
Silver
Cord
property
la
to
the
effect
that
an
ore
body
thirty
feet
wide
la
Being
developed
at
a
depth
of
three
hundred
feet.
Poor
teen
feet
of
the
oa
at
feign
grade
which
It
la
expected
will
run
three
hundred
ounces
of
altvar
per
tdif
in
addition
to
lead,
cine
and
gold
-tsMes
The
Sliver
Cord
la
be
rag
Jivieiusxi"
tinoughont
the
winter
by
the
Brutal
Colonial
Seeurt
ties
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
with
A.
alaguire
In
charge
of
operation.
Mr.
M.
Smith
left
mat
week
1m
Van
oouver,
accompanied
bfc,
liar
eldeat
eon
Arthur,
who
ha
been
erieualy
ill
in
the
Auyox
I
capital
and
who
will
now
receive
further
nodical
treatment
in
Vancouver.
Ole
Ivlndaan
left
last
weeat
for
the
north
Star
mine
where
he
plana
on
spending
the
nest
few
months.
VANDEllHOOF
The
Necliako
Farmer'
Institute
ha
elected
the
following
ameers
for
the
year
1M8:
president.
O.
Promt;
vice
president,
Artht
M.
Blow
art;
awcrwtary
treasurer.
Louis
1.
Preston;
executive
John
OoMla,
Jama
BaUey.
David
Irv
tng
and
John
H.
MacAUllan.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manaoh,
sttorney
mineral
end
member
of
the
legdatature
of
3mlneca,
has
written
to
the
Vander-hocf
and
District
Board
.
of
Trade
ea-pieeelnf
the
opinion
that
it
would
b
most
unwise
to
go
on
record
In
support
of
the
formation
t
a
now
province
without
having
tint
made
careful
enquiry
Into
the
geeta
The
t
Peace
River
Board
of
TrMW
la
urging
he
tocil
hoard
to
go
on.
Usaprd
in
aup-part
ot
ih
new
provioc',e
The
Waayierhaof
eiidXMert
Boards
of
Trade
ha
been
asked
"
hndorae
a
resolution
of
the
Ottawa
Board
of
Trade
asking
for
the
igehUpluulluii
of
Dne-cent
rate
on
drop
wseera
A
Toung
People's
Society
ha
been
organlred
at
Chlleo
wRh
Mia
Bsviter.
school
teacher,
president
and
a
committee
consisting
of
Cecil
Reynolds
.nd
Nancy
Reid
A
meeting
of
the
village
waa
held
last
Thursday
evening.
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
E.
Taylor
of
Prince
Oeorge
hive
been
ponding
a
few
day
in
Vandernoof.
Candidates
for
the
Queen
of
the
Fraaer
Lake
Ice
Carnival
are
Kathleen
Leslie.
Ann
Unwnaen,
CtralbM
Godfrey,
Bertha
Dnhlgren.
Ana
Dahlgren,
Mabw
Bmhtey,
Winona
Steel,
Gilbert
Itopfe
has
moved
into
the
MoOeaohy
cottage
on
Columbia
Street.
Mr.
Wall
of
McBrld
la
vtartlng
her
ttatar.
Mm.
Walter
WltaoR.
at
Fort
Fraaer.
f"
"
Wixt.lll
tl
Mr.
snd
'
Mr,
an
3iwtB
ted
family
retOfned
town
1ittliv,ce'rfftV'the
NatWn'Le
tflatrlct
TrV''hiryefJot
chased
the
Oilbrrt
itopf
bWae
'
on
Church
Avenue.
Mrs
R.
c.
Abbott
left
last
week
for
the
const
and
expects
to
be
away'
for
several
week.
Warren
-Johnson
and
Thorns
P.
Smlther
ar
busy
hauling
Ice
from
the
Nechako
River
for
summer
use.
w
m
oguvi
of
oiuwi
wtt
la
torn
c
km;
last
week
making
arrangements
to
have
mining
machinery
which
be
haa
taken
Into
the
Otnmtra
country
delivered
to
:ta
destination.
A
Canadian
National
railway
crew
haa
been
making
repairs
to
the
big
1
bridge
at
Port
Fraaer.
Arthur
Wllllngton.
new
postmaster
at
Fort
Fraser.
haa
purchased
the
old
drug
store
building
there
from
K.
A.
Mitchell.
TERRACE
Mm.
Thos.
P.
Smith
of
Telkwa,
la
vtaltlng
at
the
home
of
her
parent.
Mr.
and
Ha
Robt.
Christy.
a'
po'rllon
6T"
the
Toot
r
the-
TrtaW
hotel
was
blown
off
during
the
wind
storm
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Roblnaon
entertained
the
boys
and
girls
of
the
Angli
can
children's
choir
on
Thursday
and
Friday
evening,
laat
week.
A
supper
was
served
each
evening
after
which
the
children
spent
jolly
evenings
with
name
and
music
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
gave
an
Inter
esting
talk
to
the
C
O
I
T
on
Saturday
on
"People
I
Have
Known
In
India."
A.
Egan
and
Oscar
Olandcr
of
Kalum
Lake
apent
the
week
end
in
town.
D.
L.
McOlbbon
of
Smlthers
waa
re
newing
acquaintances
In
the
district
at
the
week
end.
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
D.
Hartman
and
three
children
and
Mr.
and
Mm.
John
Malley
and
five
children
arrived
on
Sunday
from
Vegrevllle,
Alta.,
and
expert
to
settle
here.
Their
car
of
stock,
household
effect
and
machinery
arrived
on
Friday'
freight.
For
the
present
they
are
using
up
house
seeping
an
the
Ameabury
ranch
at
Kltaum-katum.
-
HllJ
11
J.
B.
Agar
went
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
and
was
accompanied
home
on
Monday
fcy
Mrs.
Agar
who
recently
underwent
an
operation
in
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital.
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