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March
27,
1923
THE
DAILT
NEWS
FAGR-SEVER
Man
in
the
Moon
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
-
FOR
SALE,
FOR
RENT,
LOST
&
FOUND
wonwn
can
hold
the
steering
BECAUSE
IT
IS
FULL
OF
HUMAN
BUSINESS
INTEREST
TO
YOUNG
AND
OLD.
,
.-!
,is
long
as
the
water
is
THIS
IS
THE
PAGE
WHICH
MOST
PEOPLE
READ
in:,
but
in
time
of
storm
and
.
it
is
the
man
that
takes
h.
Im.
Hi
I.
old
uays
mere
were
no
o
and
no
jx
unut
politicians.
tinit's
new
clothes
increase
i-i-ci
..till
sometimes
i
make
uh
hite
ourselves.
.inir
pays.
Ybu
plow
your
iw
t:-'ip;
and
reap
and
!l
I
he
land
in
suburban
:!
gardening
I
get
a
.in.
in
to
diy
the
ground,
sow
'
i
d
and
keep
out
the
weeds
Vnd
'11
do
the
rest.
.il
a
little
garden
planted
it
with
seeds
in
.the
rummer
I
found
I
had
e
finest
crop
of
weeds.
cmaia:
i
was
pouring
out
a
gin
il
wine
in
the
loom
'when
the
butler
-
liini'ti
'.'in
.tn.e
and
says:
I'll
hiv
rtfts
o'
Viat!'
"
.
'
i.iili
"What
tffftl
you
ki:
i
msjuvi'
naun
t
offer
hin
any
of
it."
n
i
mild
h,.vc
two
wishes
,
.
what
would
they
be?"
I
JJ
il
wish
for
a
husband."
i
ily
imi."
"Yes;
I
think
i
lie
other
until
I
saw
turned
out."
hinl
been
a
quarrel.
"You
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If
n,
;
1
iked
one.
"Ah!"
the
other,
"if
It
wasn't
-
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"W'd
tell
eifP&hat
kind
of
a
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
'1
1
1
h
Marchr
27r
1919
nnut
t-e
of
the
Board
of
,
,
:
!
ui
m.-i.
has
been
appoin-into
the
local
housing
li,
"e
sural
hujukyd
ireill
t
iirwhe
fcvr
rnfythl
Snth
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Litock
Exchange
on
our
r;
toi
l!
-list
board
dally.
Ve
can
give
instant
ser
vied
in
buying
and
selling
Milling
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Rthek
Exchange.
We
ai.-io
have
facilities
for
ni
ccp
ing
Wheat
orders
,on
Winnipeg
SUck
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
fi
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
CoM
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
llupert,
B.C.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
And
room.
210.
FOUND-rFur
Daily
News.
High
lxw
FOUND
Phone
Green
05
necktpiece
WATER
NOTICE
2:28
a.m.
14:54
p.m.
8:6G
a.m.
21:08
p.m.
ir
tui
iwpier.
i.
u.
Friday.
March
29
Sunday,
March
31
4:40
a.m.
17:52
p.m.
11:86
a.m.
23:11
p.m.
Apply
,
71
Diversion
and
L'tse
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
!!.
Bryant,
white
ad4rM
U
609
Bank
of
Nova
Sootla
Building.
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
a
only
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
one
thousand
miners
inches
or
28
c.
I.
s.
f
water
out
of
Buck
Oulch
Creek,
which
now
northern
and
drains
ino
iJase
Oreek
about
eight
miles
from
Dease
Lake.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
three-quarters
of
a
mile
from
Dease
Creek
and
wUl
be
used
for
hydraulic
mining
purpose
upon
the
mine
described
as
Ready
Money
Iuu
fnmrts
Leslie
No.
103
and
Creek
OUtmii
Daisy
and
May
Blonsom.
1
Water
to
be
diverted
from
Buck
Ouloh
j
at
a
point
at
lower
end
of
canyon
of
said
I
creek
and
"carried
by
dUcb
and
flumrt
avm
hntiMi
tA
mint
of
uju
.
This
notice
was
not
ted
on
the
ground
1
on
the
zut
day
01
uecemoer,
ima
.
A
copy
of
this
not
Ire
and
an
application
pursuant
thereta
and
to
the
"Water
Aet"
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
1
at
'Telegraph
Cretk.
B.C.
Oblectlona
to
the
implication
may
be
filed
with
the
nMd
'
Water
Recorder
ft
with
the
Oomntratler
of
Water
Rlchta,
Parlkuneat
Building
Vlrtnrlo
B.C.
11
tnlrtv
davs
rw
the
rim
ap-
nmrsnee
of
this
notice
In
a
iDaoer.
local
news-
The
date
of
he
flror
nuMloailon
of
this
notice
Is
March
II.
1929.
ALFRED,
II.
BRYANT.
IN
IMMMIATE
III
the
Supreme
Court
of
IliitlMi
dilum-
lil
In
llie
nuttier
of
the
,l
ml
nltl
ration
AH.
and
In
the
matter
of
the
Kills
I
e
ul
Jiaji.
MrNrM,
defeated.
TAKE,
NOTICE
that
br
order
of
ni
"onrr
p
Men
Voumt.
Ue
21st
day
of
December,
'AJJ.
.
19J8;
I
was
appointed
li"Ulletrator
of
the,
estate
of
Dae
Mc
Neill,
deceased,
and
nil
names
bavin
claims
arjslnst
the
said
estate
are
hcrebv
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
veri
fied,
to
me
on
or
before
the
9th
day
of
AdeU.
AD.
199B.
and
all
nartlea
In
debted
to
the
estate
are
repaired
'
to
pay
Wis
Rmouirt
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Vw...
,..
W
I
TuaAvitn-.:
Kwart,
one
of
the
rnem-
the
firm
which
has
taken
t
!
local
sawmill,
arrived
i,i
ti
e
south
yesterday
and
an-ik
.
.
th.it
the
plant
will
be
i
ever
and
placed
in
opera
hi
May
1.
Other
members
i
in-
new
company
are
A.
E.
Mu
nn.
N.
Lougheetl
and
G.
G.
il,
:
;
I
1,1
I
II
.
James
MtfitfVrY.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
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March
27
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March
28
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RESULTS
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.FdR
RENT
HOUSES
For
rent.
F.
W.
FOR
RENT
Automobiles,
pianos'
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT
Furnished
house
keeping
rooms
by
the
day,
week,
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FOR
RENT
Modern
four,
roomed
flat
with
bath.
Bank
Mock.
Apply
Westenhaver
Eros.
tf.
FOR
RENT
Seven
witli
bath,
near
$20.00
a
'month.
20G.
room
house
Auditorium.
Phone
7C
or
tf.
FOR
RENT
Furnished
modern
nous.
.
Harbor
,vlew.
Monarch
rang,
.JM.OO,
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
.Eatt.
,
FOR
nBNT-Modern
FIat,"3
bod
'iftyvrnui
'
1
ftin
rivirn
fltnlliC
dining
I
UUIII0
I
a
li
f
Was
room,
kitchen
and
bath.
180.
or
015.
FURNITURE
Phone
72
FOR
RENT
Building
containing!
large
workshop
on
ground
floor
j
with
7
room
modern
flat
above!
at
177
Third
Avenue
East.'
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
Mackenzie
Furniture,
Phone
775
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
Chesterfield
Suites,
Dining
Suites,
walnut
and
oak
Beds,
Springs
and
Mattreaces,
Curtain
Rods
and
Blinds.
PRINCE
MART.
change
nge
or
RUPERT
AUCTION
We
buy,'
sell
or
ex-
any
any
rana
lanu
or
or
lurniturei
struments,
machinery;
etc.
Gen-i
eral
repairs,
crating,
packing
i
and
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
Telephone
657.
PNEUMONIA
Call
a
physician,
"smsrgsncjr"
tr
Than
bsrin
trsstmsnt
with
XICKS
VAPO.RUB
QHf
SI
WWiM
Jmrt
VJ
BRINGIGUP
FATHER
FOR
SALE
Hart,
j
FOR
SALE
Four
roomed
house
94!
and
two
lots.
Apply
1040,-
10th
jFOIt
RENTr
Five
room
furnish-
Avenue
E.
tf.
I
ed
flat.
Mussallem
Grocery,
tf.
HOUSEHOLD
Furniture
for
sale.
N.
W.
Pringle,
C4G
.Fourth
Ave
East.Phone
Greea
150.
tf
333
FOR
SALE
Four
II.P.
Imperial!
FOR
SALE
Philco
radio,
Console
model,
batteryless
six
tube
set.
Snap
for
ch.
Will
consider
terms.
Prince
Rupert
Auction
Mart.
tf
to
vigorous
cockfrels
da
men
With
record
of
over
200
eggs.
$2.00
per
sitting
of
fifteen.
Gus
Wertrom,
Prince
George,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
One
line
shaft
18
feet
long
and
1
Inches
thick.
One
20
inch
Hanger;
Four
11
inch
hangers.
Two
lnrge
Iron
Pulleys,
speed
15
to
12
inch.
8Vfe
Inch
belt.
Two
line
shafts
8
feet
long,
Hi
Inch
thick.
Three
Iron
Pulleys,
three
speeds
12
inch
to
8
inch.
Two
Wooden
PuHeyav
Apply
Dall
.Newa.
lor
,
t
WANTED
iurnuure.,,ANTEDCom
.
.
fot
household
goods,
musical
in-f
',
u..w
v
irl.J
Mr
I
CUtiai
HVM"V"vtan,
I
lsr
sT
f
C.
II.
Orme.
tf
shipping.
-
WorkmanshiplGRAr)iNf-
ExeafartifUT-timiBrnte
guaranteed.
Just
phone
Black!
foundations.
Nels
Rokkiah
gu
an?
we.
win
caii,
.
vjcwivyry
DAW$S,
Federal
Ulock.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
s.
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cart'ige,
Warehousing,
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
ana
Furniture
Moving.
,.oonv-fl-v(aThiril,uv
PETS
!
Wt
are
imported
ofScanaries,
(parrots,
foreign
wrda,Pgoldfish,
I
monkeys,
dogs,
cats
ana
rabbits.
I
If
you
want
a
pet
of
any
kind,
write
us
and
we
will
ship
on
approval.
Money
refunded
if
not
!
satisfied.
"V
PET
SHOP
Largest
Store
of
its
kind
in
Canada
.
573
Broadway
We,
Wneouvcr
LETtEK
hOX
CUU.rCTIONH
Orshani
&
Atlla
Are
1st
A.
It
8th
St.
,
8th
Ave.
&
Pulton
St
11th
Ave.
gt
Sherbrooks
AH.
900
M
fr..9.io
11th
Ar-
Oonrad
Si.
.
.
.
Sth
Ave.
ft
Hsys
orfey..
1th
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&
Hsyt
Cot
Olrjt
nth
Ave.
&
Cottrn
3t
.'
5th
A.
Orn
St.
(Hptl).
'
8th
At,
as
UcDrld
8t
Ptot.
lor.
Building
,
Prov,
Ujyt.
Wharf
.:
O.T.P.
Wharf
OTP
Station
60
AM
I
SO
035
8.00
40
ii
9M
B.S8
10.00
10.05
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HM
and
Are.
&
lad
St
10.10
3rd
Ave.
St
Fulton
St.
10.18
trd
At,
it
th
Bt.
10.20
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8.18
8.30
8.38;
8
JO
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8.40
;
8.4S
80
.
BEAUTY
OPERATOR
MISS
MARY
MACFiC
'
Experienced
operator,
modern
j
methods
In
all
lin"
rf
beauty
culture
and
hair
drerMnjr.
.
Make
appointment
by
phoning
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
marine
gun
euBiuc.
nu.v
,
Apply
on
board
"Lion,"
Cow
"Jf
it's
on
or
under
the
water
xve
Bay
Floats.
73
1
do
It."
FOR
SALE
Well
established
business,
two
cars
and
best
stand
in
town.
Snap.
275
for
particulars.
PACIFIC
SALVACE
CO.
I
LIMITED
i
Phone
Mll,v
rcquipiwn
Tor
uiving
anu
73
'leiiernl
Sal
.-;;gp
Work.
-
"
Routs
and
Scows
of
all
descrip
tions
for
Charter.
!'.ow
Bouts
jnd
Canoi!H
for
hire.
Rargains
im
Ons
Fngines.
AGENTS
FOR
Vac
Rlerck.
Kasthope.
Hicks
&
1
1
1
,
i.'
:
..
FOR
SALE-Hatch!ng
eggs
from
r"'
l'
'
,
1
Barred
Rock
and
White
Leg-'
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1
Cooltdge
"
PrpIlera
1
horn
Hens
with
Individual
trap-
.
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kra
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m
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ocn
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Phone,'
Day
or
Night.
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lmtaajHai
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.
tott
CIIIROritACTJC
RELIEVE
HEADACHES?
CERTAINLY
This'
distressing
malady
ii
very
prevalent
at
this
time
f
the
year,
and
as
a
rule
is
a
symptom
of
a
deeper
trouble,
such
as
affections
of
the
eyes,
liver,
kidneys.
stomatTi,
etc.
It
may
be
also
flue
to
the
after
ef
fects
of
influent.
Consult
the
Chiropractor
in
all
ases.
Relief
guaranteed.
Consult
Till.
W.
C.
ASPINALL
6
and
7
ExWnEe
Block
Green:
241
Phones
Blnrk:
Open
Evenings
21
RESULTS
COUVrSf
Pain
in
the
side.
i9)jteiiUon,
Hns
on
Stomach,
Hesdnes40er
.
vousncsfc-Tnspmnia,
Cirtarrhs
adj
llheumitJui
are
completely
re-1
lieved
bjrior
new
form
of
ditet-j
in
nnil
afftinut
trpntrritnt.
Read
orfr
National
UMH
in
the
Liberty
Magsxlne
everyveek,
then
consult
DR.
EYOLPSON
Phone
Blue
85,
or
Red
Open
Evenings
589
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
ell
oklnds
of
Qal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quatitjtty
CEMENT
SAND
C,
RAVEL
Our
price,
weight
and
measures
ore
right.
So
il
our
Servicu
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phono:
Red
317.
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NlO
TIMS.
OF
RAR
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BE
N
ITAUV-
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THOUWND
RtAWNM
ArA
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SHOULD
WE.MA0N
MOMtt-
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AND
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Htft
THATT
I
Over
Two
Hundred
Trains
Daily
'
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''y
The
(I'M
cmrl
pauengcr
train
shed
at
Windsor
Station,
Montreal.
Thelarzest
in
Canada
and
enmnarlnir
ven
fivinhiv
niinnnf
i
the
largest
in
the
United
States,
the
Montreal
Terriaala
oft
be
Ca
radian
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Railway
tr?tlc;
15
dwitcWrand
aeimorardi..
over
3Urprirate
individual'
sidings
and
three
Tnterchsnge
tracks
with
other
railways,
makinz
a
i
rV
ui
iracK.
ad
average
w
iza
passenger
and
100
i
freight
trains
are
handled
daily,
the
number
varying
at
different
seasons.
Nearly
8,000
freight
and
passenger
cars
are
moved
every
day.
61
transfer
and
yard
engines
are
in
service
24
hours
of
the
day
and
frequently
additional
locomotives
are
required.
Between
3200
and
3500
men
are
employed
constantly.
i
,
Jhere
are
two
large
passenger
yards,
Glen
Yard
at
Westmount.
and
Place
Viger,
of
which
the
former
is
the
larger
and
more
Important
lince
it
takes
care
of
all
incoming
and
outgoing
trains
to
and
from
the
Windsor
street
itation.
An
average
of
90
trains
enter
and
leave
the
Windsor
station
and
an
average
of
40
Place
Viger
Station
daily
which
means
that
65
outgoing
trains
at
least,
have
to
be
switched
daily,
their
caw
made
ready,
inspected,
watered,
iced
and
cleaned
in
preparation
for
their
journey.
Freight
traffic
is
more
difficult
to
handle
than
passenger.
Of
the
15
switching
and
delivery
.yards,
Sortin,
Outremont
and
HocheJaga
are.
the
largest
Incoming
trains
are
taken
in
the
receiving
vara;
outgoing1
In
the
classification
yard
and
cars
held
for
orders
repairs
in
the
hold!
and
repair
yard,
ii
An
important
feature
of
freight
traffic
is
the
prompt
placing
pf
all
loaded
cars
onto
the
various
private
sidinis,
public
team
tracks
and
'
freight
shed
tracks
throughout
the
citvrfajhat
the
various
conaieneesl
can
taice
delivery
of
their
shipments
alfoti
as
possible
after
arrival
Irii
the
receiving
yards.
Prompt
placing
ofjerapty
cars
for
loading
is
another
Important
feature,
as
is
also
prompt
movement
of
cars
loaded
in
the
dt
jl
for
shipment
elsewhere.
Dirring
the
navigation
season
an
average
of
400
cars
loaded
with
package
freight
for
export
is
always
waiting
to
ba
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miner,
umiug
inn
train
movement
season,
mere
la
alwsw
an
average
of
L000
cars
of
grairtpn
hand.
i
t.t-
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traffic
means
constant
attention
to
Insure
maximum
oil
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100-lb.
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newnies
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enginea.andron
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186
trains
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every
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boors
for
bSgeng
and
freight
trains.
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