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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManijj
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TO
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VOU-
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CALL.
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PARLOR?
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Trices
Most
Modern
Drycleaninft
Planl
in
City
f
Thone
113
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
nnd
McBride
Street
t
51THANKS
YOUUGIVE
TOR
WARMTH
AW)
HEAT
THAT
OUR
COAL
GIVES-
IT
CAN'T,
BE
BEAT:
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
course!
But
more
thankful
Tor
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
up.
You'll
have
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
Rives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
.'
Albert
&
McCaffery
limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Ant
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
.If
not,
eome
to
Goldbfoom?
ust
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
lose
our
honus.
W
p
iv
top
prices
for
evi-y:
i
i::".
If
ynn
I)..
,
i.
i;ir.f..
i,,;.
wire
mi-
1
f
:
i
sh.il
call
porsoniilly.
Kin
tuber,
if
VOU
want
a
tiijuutv
1
1
1
sell
in
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
w
oo
DRY
BIUC1I.
CEDAH
AND
JACK
PINK
Single
Load
$)t.A0
Double
Load
Sd.flO
Iarge
Sack
HOf
(I
BUNDLES
mVZ
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
fc80
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
I
l)r.
Alexander
Smith
Illoek
Phone
67G
DENTIST
IMILIC
V
PR
ICE
'
Reduced
to
IS
pints
for
$1.00
7
quart
tor
$1.00
12
pint!
for
.$1.00
Cash
price
tleJceU.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St.
Telephone
'J57.
CENTRAL
SPORTS
CLUB
PROPOSED
Victoria
Plans
an
Organization
to
Promote
and
Foster
Sport
in
Every
Possible
Way
VICTORIA.
Jan.
D.
Before
another
lit'w
year
rolls
around.
Victoria
will
have
a
central
sport
club
If
present
plans
of
Lou
Tweedle.
prominent
local
sportsman
and
president
of
the
Victoria
City
Hockey
Club,
o
through.
Mr.
.Tweedle.
with
a
number
of
other
sport-ing
men,
held
an
Informal
meeting
to
discus
the
project
and
so
much
enthusiasm
was
shown
that
it
is
practically
assured
the
club
will
be
formed.
air.
Tweedle
already
has
a
number
of
prominent
.
bust
nest
men
interested
In
the
new
club,
and
several
others
have
promised
their
support,
both
financially
and
morally.
Mr.
Tweedle
stated
he
hopes
to
Issue
!
8.000
member-tiro
rnrds
at
an
annual
cost
-of
II
i)
'
"t
the
club
going.
I
With
this
ii'L.i.
y
;:
i-:!'r.
il
or-:snlM!:i
il
'
will
be
funned
a:.
it
equipment
fir
the
vrl
so
ns
wr.ieb
ti!-
iiuu
will
pro-
:V,"
ill
lx"
boll-.;!lt
I
IT.
r'i:b
will
lie
known
us
the
I
C:ip:ui
Athlete
Club,
unci
:!'
rhlelly
tiiomote
and
t
nrujr'.iu'f
inter-en;,
.--ports
and
lotr
youi.Lsetv,
cspe.-ialiy
in'
the
SCtw
Oil
leer
v
ill
Ije
elected,
and
ui
soon
as
arr.uijenifi.'.s
have
been
completed
a
meeting
be
hiu-u
i
TO
CONTIM
E
llASKIIALL
It
is
planned
to
Introduce
a
iwium
brand
of
sport
in
the
v.ty.
m.-lulm.'
hockey,
baseball,
rugby.
basketUiil
bux-ing
!:
and
any
other
Jlne
win
h
nuty
r
(ewftle.
Bsseblll
WtU
te
,'ent
tired
n
.
the
summer
and
a
dbast
an.
reu:-
league
l.i
already
in
the
makln?
.d:
Twed.e
1
stated.
Althoutrli
nothing
defnu'c
)uus
been
irr,iK'd
tu
da
".
!'
in
pi
.ba')!e
that
I:
.)
will
'K'e
.'
-All
liead'pr.ir'ern
Hit'!
'
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;
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h:iient
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a
p.rd
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wh"
;nl
l.l
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an
ahd
tl!
In'
::i
(on'aii:
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Vial
ilHM
A
;!ie
nvi'iin.'
B
ibhv
Howe
inanarr
i.l
tin-
Portland
Wmtir
tiaiden.
ista.ed
'
'
ii.it
iie
bi-l!
?.!
Micl:
an
organization
.'.
iild
lliiiv,'
lie
(K'l'larert
ttiat
as
far
i
i'ortland
wa.i
nce,rned
Tiiat
city
w.itiicl
f
t
l!
'lie
-stipjiort
it
could
and
'in.ii;
as
many
tuns
to
Vietonu
as
pos-;bie
B
'.bijy
H.
tp
pih.ted
t!ie
Portland
i:n
w-e
;n
!n'
intei-i.ty
exlubriioti
w.ih
l:e
Cap'.'uN
...i,;
:
a
!r,
nier
member
i
t
lie
Vi't
it
ia
pr
fe-sional
team.
Several
other
pn.n
inent
sjjorttti'
men
of
the
city
wTe
in
a'tend-iive.
and
earn
one
U'us
ol
the
oplhi.
n
that
filch
a
OlUb
would
x
n
urea'
iX'iielit
t
i
'he
cily
and
hoH'd
it
Auuid
1h-
in
oiKia'iou
shortly.
IIBTTKn
CLASH
If
prewnt
plans
go
through,
local
fans
may'
rest
assured
that
they
wUl
see,
a
better
elasa
of
sport
this
year
than
tn
1927.
There
should
be
no
dbataeles
to
nurmount.
Victoria
Is
a
sporting
city,
and.
It
it
gets
a
clean
brattC
K
Sport
wUll.
"rr---
-ii
iiisariansjujii
ifaiaiMi
iia
.ijiaiainiii
sat
when
the
Foundation
Compaay
was
tn
operation,
sport
in
Victoria
has
flour
ished,
but
the
clsu
has
been
somewhat
lacking.
With
the
formation
of
the
Victoria
Ice
cckey
Club,
although
It
has
not
had
much
success
by
the
way
of
victories,
it
appears
as
If
the
new
club
Is
about
to
atep
In
at
the
right
moment.
Before
the
Great
War
Victoria
boasted
chat
it
could
hold
its
own
with
any
of
its
neighbors,
and
did
so.
Lacrosse,
Ice
hockey
baseball,
rugby,
rowing
and
ii
any
other
iporu
thrived
at
that
time
!
and
ltutead
of
the
present
1,000
to
3,000
attending,
the
games
drew
double
and
treble
that
number.
Those
who
are
(emlllar
with
the
old
Caledonia
grounds
e
nd
the
Oak
Bay
Park
will
rs-nember
the
cod
who
supported
amateur
sports
ol
the
class
which
iirevalled.
Old
Bob
"Tulip"
roster,
one
of
the
greatest
coaches
and
most
widely
known
trainers
in
the
country,
was
at
the
helm,
and
although
Bob
is
gone,
there
still
remsuM
fresh
in
the
memories
Of
many
his
great
work
in
promoting
iport.
Mr.
Tweedle'a
hopes
to
another
such
man
a
"Tulip,"
and
to
give
Victoria
its
place
on
the
sport
map
where
it
belongs.
,
VICTORY
OVEU
l)AI.II()lIK
The
victory
of
the
Victoria
Rugby
teem
over
Dslhouste
shows
that
there
la
no
lack
of
material
in
that
sport
in
this
elty.
The
locals
fielded
one
of
the
beat
teams
in
yeant,
and
as
sni
Moresby
stated,
"It
was
the
beat
gam
I
have
seen
since
befeta
the
ear."
Many
other
will
support
Mr.
Houby
statement.
If
the
plans
of
Mr.
Tweedle
go
through,
and
there
la
no
reason
why
they
hould
not,
Victoria
tans
can
look
forward
te
"BUILD
H.C."
This
Milk
For
Dressing
When
you're
making
salad
dressing
try
Pacific
Milk
the
next
time.
You'll
find
't
gives
the
salad
a
delicate
creamy
richness
that
is
equalled
only
where
the
richest
thick
sweet
cream
is
used.
Take
half
the
amount
of
Pacific
Milk
the
recipe
calls
for
and
add
water
to
make
the
full
quantity.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Offlee,
Van
uiver
I(rlm
at
l4er
mi
I
Viltol'i.ni
"UUILD
I1.C
TO
ir2H
a
the
dawn
of
a
nt
a
:
'his
city.
MILLIARD
LEAGUE
SECOND
HALF
WILL
begin
on
mm
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SPORT
CHAT
-.
-
n
The
coming
''ten
days
will
witness
general
resuaiptlpn
of
all
winter
sport-
lng
activities
la
Prlnee
Rupert.
Tonight
the
Crlbbage
League
wUl
get
under
way
tor
the
second
halt
of
be
season
with
St.
Andrews;
CM.
Mechanics
va.
CN.
Operators:
nines
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
New
Empress
Hotel:
Hons
of
Cansda
va.
Can
adian
Legion;
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Grotto
On
Friday
night
the
necond
hall
of
the
basketball
season
will
be
commenced
and
next
week
the
ladles'
and
mens
sections
of
the
Fraternal
Whlat
Iague
will
resume
scttvtuee.
Badminton
.will
also
be
going
strong
again
this
week,
follow
lag
the
holiday
season,
with
the
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
epen
CAUGHT
BAD
COLD
WHILE
OUT
PLAYIKQ
HOT
PROPERLY
DRESSED
Mrs.
I.
Mantle,
MIDet,
Alu.,
wrttea:
"Ujr
youngest
ehild
had
a
very
bed
cold
which
she
got
by
going
out
phT-tag
te
&
itrong,
cold
wind
not
properr
drnwed.
"She
got
to
husrse
she
could
Kerdljr
ipeek,
and
her
throat
end
eheat
were
Vefv
tore,
1I
need
everything
aveflabie,
but
he
reserved
ao
rt
liet
trettt,
flaaJly,
I
secured
a
Uttls
ef
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
arwl
the
first
few
doses
etirtainly
did
her
good.
It
is
wonderful
how
it
can
help
so
quickly."
Dr.
hood's"
Norwev
Pine
Byrup
it
Sfio.
a
bottle,
Urge
fsuiiW
else
80c.;
put
ap
only
by
The
T.
Uilbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
city
tournament
beginning
on
Wednesday
night.
Tbe
descending
arm
of
a
white-clothed
referee
will
be
the
only
factor
In
ending
the
boxing
career
of
Oene
l'unney.
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world
So
Tunney
declared.
In
an-
'.cunclng
a
New
Year'
resolution
at
Miitmi
Beach,
Florida,
where
he
ta
penoing
part
of
the
winter.
"I
will
retire
only
whn
I'm
unconsclau,"
'
?ne
asserted.
"My
c.itver
as
a
boxer
.hall
end
only
then.
This
talk
that
I
-.vill
retire
when
I
make
my
million
Is
without
foundation."
WITCHCRAFT
OF
INDIAN
TRIBE
Mt'dii
ine
Men
of
Nabannl
Nomads
Piik
Out
Those
Who
Must
Suffer
Death
KDMONTON,
Jan.
6-
WiUihcralt
stt!.
.!;.
anion-
tile
myuterioua
tribes
oi
aha
.'-
'.i;..
.lve
In
the
wilds
o
the
.:
d
i
lie
It
lie
known
Big
Nahlnol
i
-t
..r'i:i.
to
W.
C.
SoiiUi.
norUi-
('
ii.ijii
'I.
who
has
spent
many
ni'i'iii.:
he
mountains
In
ttu
i
'
'
.
i
.
'.errltorlcs
and
uorthen,
J..
-I
(
li.n.o,...
Alter
outfitting
tlx
O.IS
;
it
for
the
Alhabaskr
..e..r
v.
Murray.
i
.
n
have
been
In
thl'
r
still
nave
come
ou
.
Hie
wonders
and
th
l.'abannl
country
ilu
re
a
nomadic
tribe
idses
or
abodes,
an.
lie
few
tribes
on
th
.
In
the
fsshlon
o:
The
only
difference
Ik
nniented,
that
the;
i
on
know
how
to
us.
i
1
1
AM)
I
HPK
ION
fworded
lnstanc.
'a
ring
seen
the:
i
id
having
lived
has
it
in
the
e
inftertng
proa
'
i
the
tribe
-
t
with
hat
s.
however
prospecto
t.'k
oe
and
gc
It
i
v.
'
'
lure
ol
'II.
Oil
INK
MKS
Mm
!,
,
-,n
the
medl
'
'
if.
.i
consulted
'ltl:
v
in
sh
v
une
which
ma?
i.
id,,
such
as
a
scnrclt)
1
1
ii
the
medicine
msr
"oly
vpot
in
the
woodi
aione
and
consults
hfa
of
the
tribe
may
follow
la
certain
death
to
tho
i
spy
upon
the
medic
In-
'
'
s.
i
eeklng
the
a:lvlc
of
the,
"Oieat
Spirit
I
After
aome
days
of
fasting
ar
!
prT.
he
n
'urns
to
the
tribe
A
meet
ing
is
tnrn
netd
at
which
the
medlciS
out
thow
who
have
"bate
vvSW-
t"
hue.
as
having
JnturreeM
li.e
wrath
!
the
gods.
The
unhapp)
victims
are
hen
taken
away
and
kllle
by
belrn
l,i:ied
to
the
ground
snd
be-ln
lioxe-i
or
starved
to
death.
The
Nl
.!
tit
U
a
tributary
of
th
Llard
river
and
rlsaa
In
the
Yukon
hills
Old-timer
ay
that
the
next
"ble
strike"
will
be
made
In
this
country
he
Indiana
permitting.
SAD
PREDICAMENT
OF
ENdLISH
WORKING
GIRl
Flml)
Buying
Milk
Mnrklngs.
fllove
and
Other
l.uturlea
Out
of
llrr
IVages
IMfflrult
LONDON.
Jan.
7.
The
modern
work
ing
gin
iienos
too
much
monev
on
clothing,
laid
Judge
D.
Cm
verbid
In
the
Edmonton
ounty
court,
thereby
raising
a
storm
of
protest
among
women
throughout
the
country.
The
Jud'-e
declared
that
silk
stock-
tr,-.
are
not
necessary
Mlas
filWi
Wllksnson.
fiery
Socialist
member
ef
Fefllament,
aaya
they
ale
ntccssary.
br
fclmbst,"
now-a-days
et
least
The
Judxe
characterised
as
"ecsndal-
oiis"
the
fact,
as
brought
out
in
a
court
case
that
a
working
girl
making
but
30
a
week
should
wear
aloees
costing
i
a
pair,
sheas
at
44A0.
a
hat
at
43.M
and
a
eoai
which
coat
4S8.
"I
feel
nhooked
td
think
that
the
clothing
of
a
working
girl
should
cost
so
much."
remarked
the
Judge,
"but
this
is
only
Indicative
of
the
moral
outlook
ai.d
tendenclaa
of
the
modern
gill.
"I
cannot
see
my
way
dear
to
atk
eaaTf
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1-b
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ID,
bj
In
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Vrvirr
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For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rctil
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NEWS'
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
V
father,
who
Is
a
laborer,
to
be
ren-
onsible
for
his
daughter
A
clothes."
Mlw
Wllklnion
watt
only
one
of
many
vho
took
a
contrary
view
of
the
Judges
amarka.
"Judge
CrawlDTd't
attitude
explains
a
'rest
deal
of
the
modern
labor
unrest,'
aid
Miss
Wilkinson.
"The
demand
ot
he
working
girl
Is
for
a
decent
atand-;rd
of
dress.
This
standard
Is
excessive
o
her
low
earnings.
It
is
the
desire
ol
he
modern
girl
to
sppear
as
nicely
a
.osslble.
It
Is
part
of
her
self-respect
nd
has
nothing
whatevet
to
do
with
er
moral
outlook."
EMPllYMENt
OFFICE
BUSY
Many
Placement
Made
During
lear
nut
Not
as
Many
as
1926
James
M.
Campbell,
local
superlnten-ent
of
the
Employment
Service
of
Canada,
announces
thtt.
during
the
pas',
ear.
his
office
was
responsible
for
lacing
468
men
In
regular
.-nployrhen:
Ith
378
In
casual
Jobs.
In
1027
the
otic
found
regui
.r
employment
for
661
nd
casual
for
45C.
At
the
present
time
ir.
Campbell
has
s.me
sixty
men
on
ne
list
seeking
employment.
During
the
year
1D27
there
were
1251
ew
applications
received
for
work
ai
mpared
with
1524
in
1026
while
re-ppl
lest
Ions
numbered
5798
as
compared
lth
6247.
Employers
In
the
district
oade
use
of
the
local
employment
office
urim:
the
year
by
uiv.ui!
Ml
orders
jr
workers.
The
central
interior
tnok
a
number
of
ten
from
Prince
Rupert.
Ill
cheap
-asportation
certificates
being
issued
uring
the
year.
the
harvest
excursion
took
334
men
ran
olty
and
district
to
the
prairies
as
ompared
with
SIT
In
lSfA
Mining,
logging,
tlemaking
and
gen
ral
labor
were
the
chief
forms
of
em-Icyment
afforded
here
during
the
year.
Though
figures
for
1B27
are
lower
than
hose
for
less.
Mr.
Campbell
reports
a
.eneral
Imprcv"Knt
in
the
labor
altua-
ion
here
at
present,
due
principally
te
he
fact
that
there
has
not
been
the
eavy
movement
of
unemployed
men
to
he
city
that
has
featured
previous
err
FUNERAL
SERYICE
.
FOR..
CHILD
HELD
"
'
UlIS
AFfERNOON
Funeral
service
for
Oeorge
Oliver
led
V!py,
11
month
old
ton
of
Mr
JSf'&l
Oscege
veiny
of
Uyspsrt.
who
died
lait
week"
in-
the
rinee
Rupert
Oene
ral
Hnspltal.
Was
-.eld
this
afternoon
in
the
chapel
of
the
i.C.
Undertakera.
Rev.
A.
Wilton,
pastor
if
First
United
Church,
officiating.
In
rr,jnt
In
Fsirvlew
Cemetery
followed
lack
Campbell,
Jack
Aneesley,
Herbie
morgan
and
Billy
WIHlscroit,
nchool
toys,
acted
as
pallbearers.
IIOTII.
AIUIIVAIA
Prlnee
ltiiK.t
E.
F.
Smith.
Dlgby
Island:
Mm.
B
gsr.
Terrace;
A.
C
KnlKht,
Vancouver;
.
Connelly,
Hole-ln-the-Wall.
Havoy
Angus
Bruce.
Terrace:
F.
Markland,
anoouveri
J.
N.
MoPhee,
Butsdale:
Mrs.
lohn
Mackenale,
Fort
Edward.
Central
I.
P.
Oagne,
CNR.';
E
Boatrom.
olty.
Coastwise
Steamship
it
Barge
Oo.'a
relghter
Atiyox.
northbound
from
Van
couver
to
Anyox,
was
In
port
from
0
te
19
o'clock
yesterday
morning
die-
ebnrgng
a
carload
of
canned
milk
for
F.
l.
Dawson
Ltd.
Capt.
Lawrence
Newell,
locsl
halibut
boat
operator,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
Safe
for
Children's
Coughs
S3
WANTED
ami.
WANTED
TO
KEEP
HOUSE
FOR
family
ol
three
out
of
town.
Only
nmnll
house
but
must
be
good
plain
cook.
Ideal
home
and
light
work.
Good
wages.
Apply
Box
88
Daly
News
office.
It
WANTED.
GAS
BOAT
OR
HULL,
about
38
feet.
8usp.
Caah.
Apply
Fonater.
Box
429.
UHtL
WANTED
APPLY
GOOD
EATS)
Cafe.
If
foii
sau:
rott
SALE.
MODERN
SEVEN
ROOMED
honse
with
basement.
Two
lots.
Handy
to
dry
dock
snd
nawmUI.
Apply
A.
Akerberg.
Phone
Red
329.
JUST
ARRIVED--SALTED
BLACK
COD
at
10c
a
pound
while
they
last
Ullevlcks
Plah
Market,
Cow
Bay.
8
POR
SALE.
SECOND
HAND
CARPET
tn
good
condition.
18
ft.
by
12
ft
Apply
Dally
News.
tf
POR
SALE
OLD
NEWSPAPER.
Two
large
bundles
for
Stc.
tf
FOR
HUNT
OR
RKNT.
FURHISHfTJ
aSDROOMS
W
00
per
month:
convenience
Including
fuel.
IlKht
and
phone
112
per
month.
Or
part
of
!urnlihed
house,
modern.
Phone
Blue
302.
7
FOR
RENT
TrJRZE
ROOMED
COT-
tage.
Apply
T24
Seventh
Avenue
W
Phor.e
Black
487.
POR
RENT
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-Central
out
board.
loca'lon
Phone
Blue
153.
tf
HO08JE
FOR
RENT.
8
ROOMS
AND
BATH
Apply
Munro
Bros.
tf
POR
RENT.
FORNISHED
Apply
MS
Fourth
Ave.
East.
tf
FOR
RENT
SEVEN
ROOMED
HOUSE
Apply
894
Borden
Street.
11
ClIiaUNBV
8WSKP
11.
J.
ZPMKtim
Oenerel
Handy
Man
Furnaces
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Be.
paired
Chlmmea
Swept.
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
For.
Phone
Red
248.
Prince
Rupert.
BO
Kl
Hm
BK
AVIl
RANGES
New
stock
will
now
tie
arriving
every
week.
Also
the
1428
patterns
of
Linoleum
Ruga
and
we
will
carry
a
oetepBWe
lrat...tfh
are
eaOad
the
Jubilee
pettans.
Call
in
and
see
them,
please.
A.
MACKENIIB.
rt'llNUt
llE
,t
HXCIIANGB
VEIV
AND
HECOMI
HAND
I
I
RMTI
UK
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged.
Flayer
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Begtiters
in
stock.
TAPAIlOrCWls
MARi
888
TliM
Ave.
noMiNioN
i
I'ltMTt
in:
i;xniNnr.
N.
in:ml'Rlipa,
ProprtHor
144
Third
Avenue
We
Buy.
Sell
or
Exrhnnge
anything.
Phnne
Innek
41
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TIDRS
4
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4
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m.
801
ft.
15
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p.m.
908
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to
9:43
a.m.
7.4
"
92:04
p
m
Jfl
"
MmixrantY.
deckmbku
u
High
4:40
am.
10
7
ft,
18:21
p.m.
'0
4
"
Low
10
28
a
m
7
8
"
22:44
pm.
4.3
"
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January
t
HlKh
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a
m.
14.1
ft.
17Mw
p
m.
18:0
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11:14
a
m.
8
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23:27
p.m
5.8
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184
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MOVEMENT;
Ft
Vaneoutrr
Tuesday
-as.
Camosun
Prtday:-aa.
Prince
Riixi'
Saturday--a
OMdena
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as.
Frleeesa
Bm'u
Jan.
4
ss.
Princess
M.o
.
Jan.
18-
ss.
Prlncrm
M
I'rsin
VaiMwuirr
Sunday
-as.
Csmosun
Wednesday
as.
Pr.
Rup'
"
Satumay.
as.
Cardena
Saturday
ss.
Prineeas
Ben'
Jan.
14
as.
Princes
Mi
Jsn.
2
as.
Princess
M,
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8lmpon
an4
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i
l'n,e
rt
Mmasen
and
Naas
kite.
is
ea.
Caoaosun
I
or
,tnyt
and
Mewart
Sunday
sa.
CaMosun
Wedneadsy
-as.
Prince
Rni
ITi
.Hin
and
hlrearf
Tuesday
as.
Camosun
.
Friday-ss.
Prince
Rupef
I'm
(jaeen
Chsrlotles
Jan.
14
as.
Prince
John
Jsn.
Prli.sr
Jonn
lium
(eeen
Chatlsttrs
Jan.
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Job
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John
r
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he
Jan.
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as.
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Jun.
IS
ss.
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M
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SCHEDULE
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rwr
lire
MiM
Mondays.
Wednesdays.
Sst
cloeee
iwmi
I
be
Hat
Tuesdajr.
Thursday
and
flu
due
To
Viineeeter
Tuesdays
Fridays
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ys,
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rvoea
Veerenivrr
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Saturday!
C.P
R.-Jan.
14.
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Trains,
Sundsya,'
Tuesdays
n
days
Te
Anyei,
Allee
Arm,
Stewart
tie
Premier"
,
sunders
mail
cio.--
Wednsadava
rrem
Anyox.
Allre
Arm.
steaiirt
al
pritMlr
Ttieadavs
"I
Fridays
Tn
Kaai
Itiver
Points
Vntm
Naes
Klirr
points
Tuaulsiv
mall
rt'if
!
Tn
AtaaVa
points
Jest.
14
and
M.
From
Alaska
IWilnta
Jan.
14
and
18.
Te
queen
Charlotte
Inland
Point1-
Jan.
14
and
98.
rvwm
tliieen
Cliarlatte
Wand
r"ln-
Jan
12
and
94.
CN,R.
TRAINS
Per
I
he
!-Mondays
wedtee4y.
and
8
i"l
at
1180
a.m.
Frni
.'lie
Raal-
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TweMaya,
Thuradefi,
and
Su"1"1
at
8.80
pm.
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PUOHATK
in
int.
svprrmij
focRrm"
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In
the
Matter
of
the
Adminif
Act:
aairi
In
the
Matter
of
the
EMate
or
i:
J!SSat
ed,
Intestate
TAKE
that
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by
order
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the
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sppolnt'
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mlnlitrator
of
the
estate
of
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RUi.e.
deceased,
end
all
parties
lng
clalma
against
the
aald
'
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ar
hereby
required
tt
ttirnlsh
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P.rop,r'Jr
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to
me
on
or
i.e",1
the
3rd
day
of
January.
A.n
t"
all
parties
indehtsu
to
the
csint'
rsiiulreti
t
pBy
the
amount
ol
'
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to
m.
forthwith
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