Saturday,
Deccrnber
21,
MAYOR
SAYS
HE
BELiEVES
6.'
p
R.
WILL
MAKE
PRINCE
RUPERT
THEIR
NORTH
COAST
PACIFIC
PORT
SOON.
(TontihUed
from
page
one)
i
cm
made
people
dishonest.
The
matt
whO.was
honestjifteri
found
It
ni.icult
td.secarfosltloh.
How-uver,
the
present
system
was
coming
tu
an
end.
It
carried
with
it
the
rrrms
or
Its
own
destruction.
"Why
snouiu
vise
uicu
wiju
uuui
uie
inroi-
tie
be
able
to
get
enormous
wealth
.
while
others
were
shivering
ror
k
m
or
help?"
he
inquired.
Every-
ig
was
pnaer
me
ciaw
or
capl-
tiw'.wi.
including
the
papers
and
inupazlnes
and
the
educational
system.
He
thought
everyone
should
I
if
rtrn
to
work.
Man
was
entitled
to
what
he
produced
less
operating
expenses.
Mr
Shenton
was
not
advocating
my
revolutionary
measures.
He
urged
that
changes
be
brought
t-bouL
constitutionally.
People
t
uiuld
educate
themselves
to
until
rstand
and
to
proceed
in
a
con-Mitutional
way.
What
they
wanted
was
accessibility
to
the
raw
ma-
-.rial
and
tools
of
production.
He
i
ad
ralth
in
Prince
Rupert
and
in
the
labor
cause.
He
was
sure
in
tnc
end
Justice,
equality,
fraternity
und
love
would
triumph.
Rev.
A.
Wilson
Rev.
A.
Wilson
dealt
with
the
la-b'ii
question
from
a
different
angle.
H
t?ave
a
rather
long
and
very
in-'!':
sting
address
In
which
he
promised
a
toast
to
the
labor
force
or
prince
Rupert.
He
told
that
he
had
.
rved
five
years
apprenticeship
te
trade
and
then
seven
years
learh-.m'
his
present
profession.
He
sug-t
rsted
that
the
labor
movement
-1
ood
for
much
the
same
as
the
region
of
Jesus
Christ.
Many
of
the
Dor
leaders
had
started
their
pub-u-
careers
as
local
preachers.
They
uld
never
get
the
full
force
of
.
bor
without
religion.
Mr
Wilson
then
dealt
with
the
t
jostlort
or
temperance.
He
said
t
,ny
had
learned
a
leason
at
Win-peg
a
few
years
ago.
They
had
carte
up
their
minds
to
study
and
Ucnp
clear
brains.
Labor
men
needed
clear
brains.
The
worklngmen
I
the
old
country
were
wakbi
up
t.:itJ
many
were
giving
up
drinking
.
oRether.
The
speaker
mentioned
the
need
f
hard
work.
The
members
or
the
resent
British
cabinet
were
those
u-no
had
no
eight-hour
day.
They
had
worked
sixteen
and
twenty
iioufs
to
fit
themselves
for
their
:
resent
position.
Jle
Ureed
the
men
'::rre
to
be
an
Inspiration
to
the
bi
-vs.
Today
in
Canada
every
op-j
'iinuniry
was
open
so
me
Days
afid
trls
who
wished
to
succeed.
S.
D.
Macdonald
Replying
to
the
toast
to
the
labor
j
tn
ivement.
8.
D.
Macdonald,
pres-1-!
nt
of
the
Trades
&
Labor
Council,
'
raced
the
history
of
the
local
labor
movement.
It
was
away
back
in
I
.i'10
when
the
first
committee
had
;
proached
the
city
council
in
re-
i
ara
to
wages
ana
union
tabor
tna
irv
f
::n
Oriental
question.
Then,
trf!
V-
uic
i
nines
oc
ua.ovf
vuuuui
vas
formed
and
did
ood
workman
mnUorwd
thp
OH
II
movement!
Much
many
had
Joined,
and
of
the
'.DuJ
Identiflcatiea
of
the
council
u
.
h.
the
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
t
'ingress
met
parliament
each
year
ind
put
before
them
labor
ques-
1
1
ins,
and
it
was
particularly
noted
!
'
'uit
British
Columbia
had
the
most
LG'vanced
social
legislation
of
any
portion
of
Canada.
This
legislation
hf
outlined.
Maternity
Insurance
was
a
subject
which
was
now
an
is-mic
and
would
be
taken
up,
he
understood,
by
the
Tolmie
Oovern-tuont.
Their
B.
C.
executive
took
u,;
with
the
Government
at
Victoria
"
a
Hers
of
interest
to
them
He
urged
that
greater
support
should
be
given
to
the
local
organization.
Members
For
District
After
Alderman
Rudderham
had
spoken
briefly,
J.
C.
Brady,
MP.,
spoke
on
the
question
of
unemployment.
He
argued
that
every
man
was
entitled
to
the
right
to
work
rot
'
iir
wages.
He
sketched
the
history
f
the
labor
movement
ror
the
past
150
years
with
its
unemployment
problem
following
the
Institution
Of
I
i
hp
factorv
The
storv
of
labor,
he
I
-ud
was
a
most
profound
and
I
hrillinB
one.
Prior
to
150
years
-ici)
labor
belonged
to
the
land.
He
pictured
the
pyramiding
of
wealth
alongside
the
problem
of
unemployment
and
stated
that
every
nation
tiud
this
problem
on
Its
hands.
While
they
heard
about
prosperity,
unemployment
was
still
with
them.
The
greai
forces
of
nature
belonged
to
the
people
and
they
were
entitled
to
them.
The
state
In
giving
uway
monopolies
was
giving
away
me
rignis
oi
tne
people.
Mr.
Brady
said
that
labor
had
made
magnificent
progress
in
the
past
twenty
years
and
the
progress
In
the
ruture
would
be
still
greater.
The
world
today
was
with
labor.
Pood,
clothing
and
shelter
should
be
assured.
He
urged
organisation
us
a
means
or
attaining
their
end.
It
being
nearly
midnight
The
Dally
News
representative
then
left
The
speeches
were
Interspersed
with
sons
bv
Jock
McLean.
James
Black
and
A.
Clappertoh,
selections
y
an
orcnestia
consisting
oi
Mrs.
Black,
D.
Eastman
and
Mr.
Hanson
and
community
singing
led
by
Aid.
Brown.
CHRISTMAS
JOY
This
is
the
time
when
the
grty
old
man
,
Leaps
back
to
the
days
of
youth,
When
brows
and
eyes
wear
ho
dls-
guise,
,
.
But
flush
arid
gleam
with
truth;
Oh,
then
is
the
time
when
the
until
nviilftt
And
seems
right
heavenward
turtiinir
When
we
love
and
bless
the
hands
w
nrpss.
When
the
Christmas
log
Is
burning.
Daily
News
"Classified"
adver-UsemenU"
bring
quick
results.
CLASSIFI
D
ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted
WOMAN
Wants
work
by
day
or
..hour.
.Phone
Black
129.
(
299)
WANTED
Hemstitching.
Mrs.
Chas.
Edwards,
at
Wallace's.
MIDDLE
Aged
woman
wants
work.
Appjy
box
2W
cany
New
or-fice.
(298)
AGENTS
WANTED
USE
OUR
Millions
to
get
more
money;
Rawlelgh's
giant
Industries
now
expanding;
must
have
more
good
men
for
cities
and
towns;
Immense
resources,
over
$17,000,000;
established
40
years,
4
big
factories
and
7
branches;
Australia,
Canada
and
America;
annual
sales
over
36,000,000;
no
SSSL
twuTta
tfnnES
200
products;
need
daily
every!
home;
steady
repeaters;
big
profits;
lowest
prices;
best
val-1
ue;
food,
soap,
toilet
prepara-1
tlons.
stock,
poultry
supplies;
41
big
lines;
you
canT
beat
Raw-'
leiehs
proposition;
investigate
then
decide.
Rawleigh
Company,
Dept.
CN-160-1.
Winnipeg.
Man.
(297)
HELP
WANTED.
BOOKLET
"How
to
get
Into
the
man,
Clerk,
Stenographer,
(Men
and
Women)
sent
tree
on
request.
The
M.
C.
C.
Civil
Service
School,
18
Maclde
Block,
Calgary.
27)
DO
YOU
KNOW
THE
DEMAND
For
our
graduate
pwsterers
starts
in
Maren.
only
2
to
3
months
with
us
will
qualify
you
to
enter
this
$10jOO
to
$12.00
per
day
trade.
Contractors
took
to
us
ror
trained
men.
Prepare
now
ror
the
Spring
demand.
Special
low
tuition
fee
ror
a
short
time
only.
Write
at
once
tor
literature.
United
Building
Trades
Training
Befrool.
Dept.
&,
440
Hastings
Street
East,
Vancouver,
B.C.
FOUND
FOUND
Five
keys
In
ease.
Apply
Dally
News
Office.
PJIOTO
FINISHING
For
Fine
Photo
Work
I
Quick
Returns
Careful
Finishing
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHINGS
322
Third
Avenue
WE
FRAME
PICTURES
i
AUCTIONEER
I
AUCTION
'
sell
or
exchange
3
any
kind
of
furniture
or
house-,
machinery,
etc.
General
repairs,
crating,
packing
and
shipping.
Workmanship
guaranteed.
Just
phone
Black
120
and
we
will
call.
LAXI
ACT
Not
Ire
of
Intention
to
AplT
to
Leae
Land
Take
Notice
Out
1,
Mtte
llartan
of
;i.ihett,
bo.,
tot-en
to
agyiy
tot,
a-
Oommenelu
at
a
post
planted
at
vi.V
nu.
ikrv
trt
t
tti
Shnr
earner
of
Mala
Street,
and
the
corner
Block
30
Town
or
Maaaett,
B.C.:
the
Bast
4d
of
Mam
street
tor
about
three
hundred
iet
to
w
wwer
mara;
ttwbc
in
Horth
Weert
dtreetion
Jo
X
TtL
hTLZ
ft
along
hljh
water
mark
to
the
point
commencement.
Dated
at
MaMjtt.
B.C.
this
Oth
day
of
November,
ivf9.
JAMES
MAftTlft.
FATHER
DADDY
WILL
YOU
ALU
t?lrHT,
Birr
GIVE
Mfe
tHfe
ttut
Domt
ion
MONEY
FORTVMO
&0
to
th
Movies?
5EATS
TO
THE
itrr
AJiw'
ii
in
i
'ck
ti
r-inp-
n
3
.
r-
r
OPERA
;
7
THH
DAILY
KBWQ
"
PA
(32
FT73
FO
R
"THIS
iS
THE
PAGE
WHICH
MOST
PEOPLE
READ
BECAUSE
IT
tjL,llt'
?T
tTf
likAU
nV
ATTTV
1
Y
PARLOR
dart
nn
Mfs.
Sutherland
Expert
marcelllne.
fineer
and
water
waving.
Face
massaec
and
treatments,
Phohe
499
1
MASSAGE
A
Sure
Cure
For
Rheumatism
Lumbago,
Sprains,
Etc.
C.
K.
IIAYAKAWA
Phone
Red
399
P
O.
Box
510
SILVERSIDES.
BROS.
Wallpapers
Paints
Window
Glass
Picture
Frame
Mouldings
third
Avenue
Phone
tl
RADIO
BICYCLES
FURNITURE
REPAIRS,
PACKING
AND
CRATING
TOM
BALLINGER
5th
Street,
Phone
Blue
625
CLEARING
&
GRADING
Cohcrete
Foundations
Tunnels
aha
shafts
In
dirfUult
ground
a
specialty.
NELS
ROKKJAR,
CENTRAL
HOTEL
HUNTS
FURNITURE
&
UPHOLSTERY
THE
STORE
OF
QUALITY
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
'
Chesterfield
Suites
Odd
Chairs;
Floor
Lamps
Walnut
Dining
Buites
-'
Barrymore
Wilton
Rugs
Lino
6c
Congoleum
Rugs
Restmore
Beds,
Springs
Si
Mat-tresses
Down
Comforters;
Curtains
Draperies;
Smoker
Sets
Other
Useful
Articles
Most
Suitable
For
Gifts.
tTS
THE
QUALITY
THAT
COUNTS
Shop
Early
TTTTVT
t
j.
i
UUi
1
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
20,
1909
No
further
appointments
will
be
made
to
the
provincial
cabinet
until
after
the
first
session
of
the
legislature,
Premier
McBride
Informed
a
delegation
from
Prince
Rupert
which
went
to
Victoria
..V.
ii
Ikat
Wflllatn
MSson"
loS
-.Vber.be-UkenifRINCE
RUPERT
MART.
We
buy,
into
the
cabinet.
Prospects
for
Mr.
Manson's
appointment
to
the
cabinet
are
exceedingly
bright,
the
Premier
said.
j
The
Elite
Roller
Rink
CO.
ah-j
nounces
its
intention
or
erecting
i
a
three-storey
block
on
bixin
Avenue
West
ror
use
as
an
auditorium
and
roHer
skating
rink.
It
Mneeted
the
building
will
be
opened
by
March
I.
The
wireless
masts
at
the
new
fiUtton
at
Ikeda
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
60
6
CUMl.
.
WHERE
COAL
IS
PRODUCED
ot
Neva
Sotte,
New
Brunswick
and
British
Columbia
produce
diiu-
mlnous
coal
Only!
Satkatehewan
produces
lignite;
and
Alberta
pro-
S
bituminous,
sub-bituminous
and
lignite
coais.
of
A
Oily
News
want-ad
mi
bring
results.
BRINGING
UP
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Four
room
flat
with
bath.
Furnished
Phone
547.
tf.
FOR
rent
Furnished
anart-
ments
2,
4,
and
5
rooms.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
tt
HOUSEKEEPING
Rooms
ror
rent.
Newly
decorated
Richmond
Rooms
under
hew
management.
(308)
FOR
RENT
Newly
constructed
dwelling,
fully
modern.
Five
rooms.
Near
Booth
School.
$30.00.
O.
P.
Tinker
&
Co.
(tf)
FOR
RENTMMean,
well
furnished
modern
two
and
three
roomed
suites.
Palmer
Apartments.
Phoce
Red
444,
(tf)
TVE
Roome
dfurnished
suite
to
rUll
vnn
oALc
oiip
.
"
HEATER
For
sale,
almost
t
new.
Phane
Oreen
608.
.,
jtr
)
FOR
SALE
Oulbransen
Player
Piano
In
good
condition.
Phone
Red
704.
(297)
FOR
SALE
Large
chest
or
draw
ers
lc
first
class
shape.
Solid
oak.
A
snap.
Phone
Green
405.
FOR
SALE
China
cabinet
in
spletidld
condition.
Practically
new.
Half
price.
Phone
Green
406.
.
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
suite
extension
table,
six
chairs,
sideboard.
Oak.
in
good
condition.
Phone
Oreen
405.
.
FOR
SALE
Dressing
table
with
plate
glass
mirror
2
feet
by
2
feet
6.
Solid
oak.
A
bargain.
Phone
Green
,
4QS.
.
FOR
SALE
FKHbig
boat
-Emblem
No.
1."
Engine
lust
overhauled:
with
complete
fishing
gear.
For
particulars
apply
upsett's
store.
tr
FOR
SALE
1928
Chevrolet
Sedan
In
excellent
oaadlttea.
Can
arrange
terms,
price
$750.
Walker
M4r
Co.
Ltd.
.
(tf)
WILL
SELL
At
a
bargain
lot
with
'
store
bttildinff
on
Second
Av-1
earn
near
Foot
Office.
Owner
Phone
290
or
mil
at
835
Second
Avenue,
upstairs.
(298)
FIFTH
AVENUE
WEST
Seven
ntfomed
Modern
House
and
two
splendid
lots
FOR
SALE
$4,000.00
M.
M.
STEPHENS
&
CO,
LTD.
Rentals
Loans
Real
Estate
FOR
SALE
MODERN
HOUSE
No.
311.
FIFTH
AVENUE,
EAST.
WITH
TWO
LOTS
Bedrooms
and
Large
Sleeping
Porch
upstairs,
and,
Kitchen.
Dining-room.
Living-room
and
Pantry
Downstairs
Very
reasonable
trice
and
exceptionally
easy
terms
II.
G.
HELGERSON,
LTD.
Phone
96
216
Sixth
St.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE.
WORT
CLEMENTS
STAGE
Meets
all
boats
northbound
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
convey
passengers
to
Port
Clements,
and
meets
southbound
boats
at
Port
Clements
to
receive
passengers
for
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Pare
$5.00,
and
in
proportion
to
Intermediate
points.
R.
G.
McKENZIE
PREMIER
HOTEL
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
B.C.
THAT'S
ALU
I'M
GOOD
FOR
AROUND
WERE
(2
2
SALE,
FOR
IS
FULL
OF
HUMAN
BUSINESS
INTEREST
TO
BOATBUILDERS
KIY
BOATBUILDERS,
COW
BAY
P.
O.
Box
749
Phohe
Red
4l!
Y.
Suehiro,
Cow
Bay
Roatbuiider
P.
O.
Box
314
SALVAGE
ANl
TOWi.Vti
"If
It's
on
Or
untr
Ihe
water
we
do
if
PACIFIC
SALViGE
CO.
I
LIMITED
I
Fully
Equipped
tof
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work.
Boats
and
Scows
of
all
descriptions
ror
Charter.
Row
Boats
and
Canort
for
hire.
Bargains
in
Gas
Ermines.
AGENTS
FOR
EAST!
I
OPE
ENGINES
Northern
B.
C.
Ertstributors
Coolidge
Propellers
Sand
and
Gravel.
In
any
quantity,
delivered
anywheie
by
water.
Phone,
Day
or
Nlfht
S64
P.
O.
Boi
1564
CHIROPRACTIC
CHIROPItACTIC
and
SUNSHINE
TREATMENT
For
Colds,
Coughs,
Neuritis,
Lumbago
and
Rheumatism
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and
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Carpets
and
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Assortment
ot
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and
Prices
Are
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AND
PUDDINGS
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Early
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THIS
WEEK.ENb
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667
MINERAL
ACT
Section
28
Nntld
ta
Co-rartnert
Mineral
claim
BWif,
Rand,
Belle,
Aurora,
situated
at
Lockeport.
Queen
Charlotte
tali'nda.
Orften
Rcea
Morrison
FJH.O.
P71S93
To
all
otnoerned.
take
botWe,
that
1,1
ot
nfees
Morrtsorr
rA4:c.
871603
tU
iavi4n
ing
done
all
the
work
and.
paid
all
dues
on
the
above
Mineral
Claims
for
the
year
ending
Oct.
27th.
1020.
without
any
work
done
or
moneys
paid
by
co-Aweera,
R.
Dunlop
and
H.
H.
McOoll,
intend
to
apply
within
a
period
of
120
daia
after
first
abpvaranoe
of
this
notice,
to
the
Mining
Recorder,
to
have
the
InteresU
of
said
co-owners
vetted
solely
in
myBetf.
ROSS
MORRISON,
SSI
Per
J.
L.
Barge,
Agent.
For
quick
results
try
a
"want-ad"
In
the
Dally
News.
NOW
-VM
I
OUST
HAD
HAT'S
THE
TO
GIVE
MATTE-ft?
RENT,
LOST
LAN1
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
14
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Lnnd
Reoofaing
District
or
BrltUh
Columbia,
and
altu-
ate
on
the
South
Bank
or
BEfee&a
River,
opposite
Mile
28.76
on
Canadian
National
Railway.
East
of
Prince
ttu-
w?-?-...
t.i..
1IH
miHCt
UIM
l.UI
wild
u
:
Columbia
Power
CXanpany,
Limited
oil
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
occupation
Power
Corporation
intends
to
apply
tor
a
;
leane
of
the
fo'.towlug
deacrtbetf
i
bnds:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
i20
chains
distant
and
In
a
Southerly
direction
from
centre
line
of
Canadian
!
National
Railways,
opposite
mile
28.7S
East
or
Prince
Rupert,
on
trie
souin
bank
ot
the
Bkeena
River,
thence
North
5
chains
more
or
lest
to
Low
Water
Mark;
thence
Westerly
along
L.W.M.
6
chain;
thence
South
6'
Chains,
more
or
leas
to
H.W.M.:
thence
Easterly
along
H
W.M.
to
point
M
commencement
and
containing
two
(2)
acfea.
more
or
leas.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
Per:
Thomas
D.
McLean,
Agent.
Dated
September
Slat.
IMS.
LAXn
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
te
l(Piirfhane
,Land
In
Stlklne-
Land
RoorUng
Utrtct
and
situate
on
the
north
bank
et
the
Taku
River
at
a
point
about
three
miles
north
of
the
junction
of
the
Tuleequah
Rive
wtth
the
Taka
Rrver.
Take
notice
that
the
Aiasta
juneau
Oold
Mining
Company
of
Juneau.
Alaska,
occupation
a
mining
company.
Intends,
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
oommencinc
at
a
pot;
planted
near
the
southwest
eomer
of
the
Jarfc
M.
C.
thence
South
40
chains:
thence
Weit
20
chains:
thence
North
40
chains;
thence
East
20
chains
more
or
less
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
ALASKA
JUNEAU
GOLD
MINING
COMPANY
By
Paul
A.
Decker,
agent-Dated
28th
day
of
October.
$29.
6lfl
'
1
!
t'l'
WATER
NOTICE
rin
I'
-'.
Diversion
and
Vserj
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jamea
B.
Btap-
tar
who"io
address
la
Hotel
.Caatlneau.
Juneau.
Alaaka,
wtU
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
300
cubic,
second,
foot
M
water
out
of
Eaatt
TVn-k
Tobtequah
River,
which
ritfwa
southerly
and
drains
Into
Taku
River
about
20
miles
above
the
mouth.
The
water
wlU
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
8,vcn?esj
up
stream
from
the
mouth
o,the
3ast
Pork
and
wUl
be
used
B5
Miiln
Power
purpose
upon
the
TW-wqiifTi"
Chief
group.
'
f
This
noflce
was
postedv'4p.
'
trW
grottBd
oa
the
?1
day
et
-October.
1933,
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
ah
a
poll-
catiae
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
water
Act.
ni4.-vwin
he
tiled
in
the
mice
oi
ue
waver
necoraer
mi
-.ua
Novettber
lBth.
1M0.
Obfe-Uons
to
the
anpUcatiw
may
be
Hied
with
the
aaM
Water
Reverter
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rlgftta.
Partiamoat
Buudlngs.
Tietorta.
B.t.
withto
thirty
days
after
the
tint
p-peartec
of
this
notice
in
a
Meat
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
pubUcation
of
this
tteifce
la
Daetabnr
9n.
lft.
JAMES
B.
STAPLER,
Apftlaant.
By
H.
MeN.
FRASER,
Atlltti
B.O.
Agent.
ail
Lvn
A"i
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purehate
Land
In
the
Oosstsr
DWtrlet
Land
Record
ing
Dlatrlet
of
Stlklne
and
situate
on
the
Tak
River
about
three
apiarters
a
mfie.frp
ttreaai
from
theNcmrra-
y
the
Taw
IM
TttttcquaD
Riv
ers.
Take
notice
that
Haraee
MeNaugtrtae
Fraser
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
otvn
Engtfleer.
tntenda
to
ap)ly
tut
permission
to
purchase
the
following
3
escribed
lahda:
Commeifeing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
Taku
Rivet
about
three
quarters
of
a
mile
up
stream
from
the
mouth
of
the
Tulaequah
River:
thence
North
20
chains:
thence
Et
20
chains;
thence
South
20
chains:
tbenee
Wat
20
chains
more
or
leas
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
forty
acre,
more
or
less.
HORACE
MoNAUOirrON
FRASER.
Dated
October
29th.
l20.
L
LIP
FIFTEEN
bOLLARS
TO
DAUG-KTER
FOR.
TJCKETS
To
OPERA
r
WELL.
SHE
MADE
A
mistake
-
its
SEASON
SEAfSON
TICKETS
TOkETS
VJE
VJE
WANT
WANT
&
FOUND
YOUNG
AND
OLD.
ftt'i
1
LAXD
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchase
Land
in
the
B
til
toe
Ind
flecordtng
Dlrl
km:
Land
Beebrdtag
Dlatrlet
o(
Tele
rki3-t
Qr1c
iknrf
ltiiA.tA
on
extreme
R
M
Vwjyi,
North
hank
of
i'fr.Vti
tri-t
v-ny
of
Takn
.apprt'!
one
mite
aouta
of
Matte
SlUfn.
flotlec
tnat
E.
J.
Nurman
and
Q.
McCombe
of
Juneau,
Alaska,
oc
uoa.tio
miners.
Intend
to-
anolf
for
n
tt
burchfisd
the
followlne
et
laitftt
Mile
at
a
coal
slanted
one
e
some
ot
jaapie
tsiooan:
thence
orth
40
ohatot:
thence
west
20
chaina:
thenee
South
40
chains:
thence.
Stat
20
tibatns
and
containing
so
acres.
more
or
less.
EDMUND
JEAN
NORMAN
ROBERT
SALE
MeCOMBE.
Dated
19t'.-.
day
of
October.
192S.
LAND
ACT
Vol
lee
ot
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
The
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Dla.
trJct
Land
Beoordtag
Dlatrket
I
Prtaoe
RfcpeH,
Ufl
mttm
tieaT
Blvk
30.
MaflReft
TawTusfte.
Ta
V
tuiftlaa
vksa.
AtKnw
nAKo4ann
lnJ
H.
simpaoe
ot
Maaaett.
B.Q
oeeupaHea
Lumbermen
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
ot
the
fotloaririg
described
land:
OommeBelns
at
a
post
planted
at
the
SE.
Oar.
Blk.
20
Massett
Town-site:
thence
westerly
10
a&m
to
Oov.
Wharf;
thence
Southerly
4
chains
running
parallel
to
Oov.
Wharf
to
Low
Water
Mark;
thence
Easterly
10
chaifia:
thence
Northerly
4
chains,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON
FUOENB
HTJMPHRET
SIMPSON
Dated
Nov.
ISth.
1S29.
TOYS!
TOYS!!
TOYS!!
-:'afi
W
Aiirhnn
SALE
OF
TOYS
AT
FEDERAL
BLOCK
ON
MONDAY
DEC.
23.
AT
S
PJI.
toys
fto
the
late
arrival
of
my
pf
i
lor
Christmas
and
not
ie
to
Carrv
them
over
till
next
tar,
I
tsjll
sell
b$
auction
toys
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nf
nnllji
nnll
Carriaffpjl.
i
ta8S,
Games,
Lamps,
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Blankets,
pia
etc.
GEO.
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Auctioneer
Phone
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Co.,
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the
benefit
of
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investing
public,
Miller,
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Co.,
Ltd.,
publish
a
semimonthly
market
report,
dealing
with
mining,
oils
and
industrial
stocks,
which
1ft
available
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our
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on
the
1st
and
15th
of
every
month.
We
offer
prompt
and
reliable
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the
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