Monday,
January
20,
1930
HIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
F1V9
u
Man
in
the
Moon
Weather
Is
cold;
Business
Is
bum;
Nothing
but
pay;
Little
income.
What
would
Prince
Rupert
do
without
hope?
,
you
don't
have
to
know
all
the
laws
in
order
to
obey
them.
Just
keep
decent
and
act
like
gentleman
and
you'll
be
all
right.
Very
often
we
have
to
pay
for
experiences
on
the
instalment
plan".
Scotch
asparagus
is
the
kind
without
tips.
1929
DEATH
TOLLHEAVY
Many
Prominent
Careers
Were
Closed
During:
Year
Just
Past
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
20-Death,
rejector
of
no
class
or
creed,
closed
the
careers
during
1029
of
an
unusually
large
number
of
persons
widely
known
for
their
leadership
In
their
respective
spheres
or
because
of
the
high
stations
they
occupied.
Among
them
were
many
whose
achievements
won
for
them
fame
throughout
the
world.
.
The
most
noted
figures
to
pass
from
the
world
stage
were
Georges
1
Clemenceau
and
Marshal
Ferdinand
Foch.
It
was
Clemenceau,
the
statesman
who,
as
prime
minister
welded
together
all
France
for
the
,
made
Foch
commander
of
the
French
army.
From
that
post
the
marshal
advanced
to
command
of
Hie
allied
armies
to
finally
achieve
victory.
There
was
somewhat
of
a
coin
cidence
in
the
writing
of
"30"
oa
the
careers
of
two
eminent
jouma
-
Usls,
Melville
E.
Stone,
one
of
the
organizers
and
for
29
years
general
manager
of
the
Associated
Press,
und
Thomas
(Tayy
Pay)
O
Connor,
father
of
the
house
of
commons."
Mr
Stone
preceded
his
famous
Irish
contemporary
in
life
by
two
months
and
in
death
by
nine
months.
Deaths
among
noted
churchmen
included
Cardinal
Oasquet,
regard
ed
as
one
of
the
most
learned
xntn,
:n
the
world,
and
Cardinal
Dubois,
head
of
the
Catholic
Church
In
France.
Another
religious
and
so-
rul
work
leader
who
died
was
General
William
Bramwell
Booth,
head
-
nox
116
of
the
Salvation
Army.
Oustav
8tresemann,
foreign
minister
of
Germany.
Lord
Rossbwy,
noted
British
statesman,
Prince
Bernhard
von
Buelow,
former
Oer-
man
chancellor,
and
Prince
Max;
von
Baden,
the
test
German
lm-
perlal
chancellor,
were
prominent
.
Europeans
who
died.
The
curtain
was
rung
down
for
the
last
time
on
several
stars
of
the
amusement
world.
Among
them
were
Lily
Langtry.
an
old-time
act-
i
rcss
noted
for
her
beaut?;;
Raymond
j
Hitchcock
and
Prank
Keenan,
vet-
eran
actorr,
Jeanne
Bagsit.
a
young'
.
star;
John
Cort.
theatotoal
pre
,
ducer
and
manaaer:
and
Henry
i
Arthur
Jones,
a
British
dramatist.
The
world
of
sports
lost
one
of
its
i1
most
picturesque
figures
in
the
i
death
of
George
L.
(Tex)
Rtekard.)
promoter
of
world's
champion
box.
ing
bouts;
three
who
won
fame
in
baseball
Miller
J.
Huggina,
mana-
ger
of
the
New
York
Yankees;
George
T.
Stalllngs,
once
called
the
Miracle
Man
of
Baseball;
and
Joe
McGInnity,
whose
pitching
stunts
earned
him
the
title
of
"iron
man."
Outlook
In
Mexico
Very
Bright
Now
Expenditure
Reduced
by
l
ive
Million
Dollars
and
Country
Is
at
'Peace
MEXICO
CITY.
Jan.
20:
With
a
reduction
of
approximately
$5,000
flllAuIno
In
standing
troons.
the
Wat
We
partment
Is
starting
the
new
year
with
the
brightest
outlook
in
al
most
two
decades.
Genera
Joaquin
Amaro,
secretary
of
war
and
modomlzer
of
tha
coun
try's,
armed
forces,
has
made
over
a
rough
body
of
men
Into
a
well-trained
army
during
his
few
years
ot
ouice
and
has
acquired
a
repu
tatlon
as
a
strict
disciplinarian,
probably
the
strictest
the
army
ever
had.
the
army
today,
consisting
of
60,j00
men,
is
ln
excellent
condition
and
equipped1
splendjdiy,
The
ln-
CLASSIFIED
THIS
IS
THE
PAGE
WHICH
MOST
PEOPLE
READ
BECAUSE
IT
;
ELITE
BEAUTY
PARLOR
Mrs.
Sutherland
Expert
marcelling,
finger
and
water
waving.
Face
massase
and
scalp
treatments.
Shone
499
Hunt's
Furniture
Store
-The
Store
of
Quality"
MONTH
END
SPECIALS
Chesterfield
Suites,
reg.
KS,
for
$2Sr
I
only
Walnut
Dining
Suite,
reg.
$850,
for
.
...$2?5
I
Walnut
Dining
Suite
reg.
$200,
for
$175
G.
31.
HUNT
Third
Avenue,
Phone
Red
617
CRAIG
SCHOOL
OF
DANCING
Principal,
Nan
Craig,
Gold
Medallist
Enroll
now
for
instruction
In
the
latest
Toe,
Tap,
Ballet,
2rCCian,
Musical
Comedy,
Ballroom,!
Physical
Culture
and
every
type
0f
National
Dance
Miss
Craig
had
the
honor
of
Judging
the
Highland
Dancing
at
VW9ver
Exhibition
in
1929.
STump,
3iyjlbLvrn
aimjl
w.
Phone
Green
92
THE
ELECTRIC
BAKERY
mrst
5rc
That
Quality
m
Bulltr
'
EAT
K
If
ELECTRIC
BREAD
"I!
The
Best
There
Is!
rilUNE
667
1
SILVERSIDES,
BROS.
Wallpapers
Paints
Window
Glass
Picture
Frame
Mouldings
Third
Avenue
Phone
2?
.
.
.
j
CLEARING
&
GRADING
Concrete
Foundations
Tunnels
anu
shafts
in
dlfflsult
ground
a
specialty.
NF.LS
ROKKJAR,
CENTRAL
HOTEL
FOR
Tailoring;,
Cleaning:
and
Pressing
SEE
j
je-
&
CO.
Store
Moved
to
323
Emad
Block
fantryi
canity
and
artillery
are
supported
by
an
air
force
comparing
favorably
on
a
small
scale
with
the
bMt
ln
the
world
and
equipped
the
most
m0dern
ships.
BRINGING
UP
KJ
PLV
AflAlNV
TO
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Four
room
flat
with
bath.
Furnished.
Phone
547.
tf.
FOR
RENT
-
Furnished
apartments
2,
4,
arid
5
rooms.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
tf
FOR
RENT
$5.00
a
month
puts
a
piano
in
your
home.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT
Nicely
furnished
modern
flat
from
January
18.
Apply
Westenhaver
Bros.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Modern
4-roomed
apartment.
Ready
February
5.
Apr
ply
225
Second
Avenue.
Phone
767.
(19)
FOR
RENT
Clean,
well
furnished
modern
two
and
three
roomed
suites.
Palmer
Apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
ftf)
WANTED
WANTED
Boy
to
learn
drug
business.
Apply
Rupert
Pharmacy.
(tf)
WOMAN
Wants
work
by
hour
or
day
or
steady.
Phone
Black
69.
(30)
AGENTS
WANTED
USE
OUR
Millions
to
get
morei
money;
Rawlelgh's
giant
Indus-,
tries
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
branehes,
Australia,
Canada
and
America;
annual
sales
over
36,000,000,
not
elm
11a
t
I
trlnt?ra
a
Kin
Visti
lovav
earning
$150
to
$400
every
i
month;
big
pay
every
day;
no
(
experience
or
capital
required:
everything
supplied;
world's
big-1
gest
market;
retail
nearly
aj
products;
needs
daily
every
nome;
iiuws.
steaay
repeaters;
Dig
pro
"""very
REASONABLE
PRICE
AND
fits;
lowest
prices:
best
values;
Kvr,,PTin.,Iv
r4KV
teimk
.
food.
soap,
toilet
preparations,
stock,
poultry
suppllea;
4.
1:
lines;
you
can't
beat
Rawleiah's
.
proposition;
investigate
then
decide.
Rawleigh
company.
Dept.
CN-160
I,
Winnipeg,
Man.
HELP
WANTED.
WORTH
INVESTIGATING
Permanent
position
with
pension
as
Postman.
rwuiiui,
Clerk,
Stenographer,
un;.ivBho.,
in
Government
Service.
Get
ready
.
for
Spring
appointmenU.
Free
I
Information
from
the
M.C.O.j
nin
Civil
Service
Qanrii,A
ch,i
School,
io
18
Mackie
M,-i,i0
I
Block,
Calgary.
15)
j
;
LOST
LOST
Blue
compact
on
Fourth
Ave.
East
or
McBrlde.
Finder
please
return
to
City
Clerk's
qN
flee.
(tf)
RADIO
BICYCLES
FURNITURE
REPAIRS,
PACKING
AND
CRATING
TOM
BALLINGER
5th
Street,
Phone
Blue
62S
FATHER
-
OAV
'LL
BA-iSO
BEFORE
COURT
CO
MAO-
HE
SAvC
FER
5lX
MOOR
VETERDACV
A,N)
tT
AAJCt
SIX
HCXR
TOO
LONG
MAKE1YOUR
ADV
ERMMENTS
FOR
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Piano
and
six
tube
Atwater
Kent
battery
set
radio.
Phone
Blue
685.
(16)
FOR
SALE
Kolster
six
tube
electric
radio,
$150DO.
First
class
shape,
one
year
old.
Phone
83.
(tf)
FOUR
Roomed
house,
fully
modern,
in
first
class
condition,
in
Section
r.
$1800
cash,
$1800
on
terms.
A
real
bargain.
McCaffery,
Gibbons
and
Collart.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Cabbage,
$3
per
hundred;
Carrots,
$2,
Potatoes,
$3,
F.O.B.
Dorreen.
Address:
J.
S.,
Dox
1,
Dorreen.
(20)
FOR
SALB-26
HP.
Union
Gas
En-
f
J
Z
terms,
$300D0.
nnm
For
quick
Vw
sale.
Appjy
box
iww
or
rnone
macs
170.
(16)
FOR
SALE
The
Gas
Boat,
VAS.j
181,
the
property
of
the
Estate
i
of
the
late
Wm.
Schelin.
May
be
!
seen
at
Cow
Bay,
by
inquiring
at
the
shop
of
the
Star
Welding
Company.
Tenders
for
the
purchase
of
the
above
boat
may
be
addressed
to
C.
L.
Monroe,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert
and
will
be
received
up
to
noon,
on
January
25,
1930.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
(17)
LARGE
DOUBLE
CORNER
Section
1,
Unobstructed
Harbor
View.
Best
Apartment
House
Site
in
City.
$1250.
M.
M.
STEPHENS
&
CO-
LTD.
Rentals
.Loans
Real
Estate
FOR
SALE
MODERN
HOUSE
No.
311,
FIFTH
AVENUE,
EAST.
WITH
TWO
LOTS
3
brooms
and
Large
Sleeping
Porch
Upstairs,
and,
fa
Tjn
and
Pantry
Downstairs
j
G.
HELGERSON,
LTD.
phone
9G
1
,16
glxth
st
FOR
SALE
Quantity
Mining
Machinery,
including
two
VicJiers
Petters
Diesel
Englnes
8
and
50-60
H.P.
Station
iarv
tvDe.
s
"
Address
Enquiries,
P.O.
Box
27
Stewart,
B.C.
(16)
-
-
...
nrnmn
to
vo
take
tase
and
ana
use
uee
iuu
200
cubic,
cuok,
second,
secooa.
foot
iwi
lr
U
&
k
i
L
liAKLUHPIof
water
out
of
East
Pork
Tuisequah
PORT
CLEMENTS
STAGE
drains
Into
Taku
River
about
20
miles
Meets
t
all
.
boats
,
northbound
...
.
at
.
Queen
chartotte
clty
to
convey
passengers
to
Port
Clements,
and
meets
soutnDouna
noais
at
rort
Clements
to
receive
passengers
for
Queen
Charlotte
city.
Fare
$5.00.
and
ln
proportion
to
Intermediate
points.
R.
G.
MqKENZIE
PREMIER
HOTEL
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
B.C.
ODD
EARS
An
advertisement
announces
a
eure
fer
outstanding
ears.
This
is
good
news,
for
nothing
is
more
annoying
than
ears
that
flap
in
the
wlnd
The
Pas
Herald.
MR.0ICG6-1
AM
PROFfcj6,OFl
l
HAVE
APOSAfitRD
TUB
K1WQ
IN
TVB
Or
SAiMT
23
SALE,
FOR
IS
FULL
OF
HUMAN
BUSINESS
"
INTEREST
TO
YOUNG
AND
OLD
...,n
BOATBUILDERS
KIY
BOATBUILDERS.
COW
BAY
P.
O.
Box
719
Phone
Red
415
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
"If
It's
on
or
under
the
water
we
do
it."
PACIFIC
SALVAGE
CO.
LIMITED
Fully
Equipped
for
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work,
Boats
and
Scows
of
all
descriptions
for
Charter.
Row
Boats
and
Canoes
for
hire.
Bargains
in
Gas
Engines,
AGENTS
FOR
EASTHOPE
ENGINES
Northern
B.
C.
Distributors
Coolidge
Propellers
Sand
and
Gravel,
In
any,
quantity,
1
dellvered
anywhere
by
water.
Phone,
Day
or
Merit
564'
P.
O.
Box
1564
CHIROPRACTIC
CHIROPRACTIC
and
SUNSHINE
TREATMENT
For
Colds,
Cotirhs,
Neuritis,
Lumbago
and
Rheumatism
R.
E.
EYOLFSON,
D.C.
623
Third
Avenue
West
Blue
85
Phones
Red
589
DR.
W.
C.
ASPINALL
Chiropractic
Health
Service
Ultra-Vlolet
Ray
Ultra-Red
Ray
All
Diseases
treated
successfully
Green
241
Phones
Black
283
PHOTO
FINISHING
For
Fine
Photo
Work
Quick
Returns
Careful
Finishing
WRATnALL
S
PHOTO
FINISHINGS
322
Third
Avenue
WE
FRAME
PICTURES
AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
any
kind
of
f
urniture
or
house
-
hold
goods,
musical
instruments,
machinery,
etc.
General
repairs,
crating,
packing
and
Shipping.
Workmanship
guaranteed.
Just
phone
Black
120
and
we
will
J.,,11
Federal
Block
WATER,
V)TICE
Dlrrrlou
and
lie
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
B.
Stapler
whoie
address
Is
Hotel
Castlneau,
Juneau,
Alaska.
wUl
apply
for
a
licence
above
'be
mouth.
The
water
wlU
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
3
miles
up
stream
from
the
mouth
of
th
East
Fork
and
will
be
used
for
Mining
Power
purpose
upon
the
Tulwquah
Chief
group.
This
notice
was
posted
an
the
ground
on
the
31st
day
ol
October,
1939.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to-
the
"Water
Act.
1914."
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
AtUn
November
18th.
1929.
Objeotlons
tc
the
application
may.
beloescribed
landsw
'
Wed
with
the
said
WaUr
Reeorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights,
within
thirty
dsya
after
the
flrat
ap-
pea
ranee
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
aate
of
the
first
puhheitton'
of
this
notice
la
December
and.
1929
J
A1IX3
B.
STAPLER,
Applicant.
By
H.
MeN.
PHASER.
Atlln.
B.C.
Agent.
wewt.-
rER.
i
VXL
HAVE.
i
ra
t
i
BEFORE
A
JUOGE
THE
ECOSiO
DISTRICT
f,
inn
Inn
F.itun-
Xtntn
I
Crl
Irl
fiiku
RENT,
LOST
LAM)
ACT
Notlfct
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Least
Land
In
Prince
Rutert
Land
Recordlna
District
of'
British
Colprabia.
and
dtu,
aie
on1
m
sown
ouk
oi
eteena
River.
opposite;
Mile
28.7$
on
Canadian
I
National
Railway,
East
of
'
PrJnc
Ru.
pert,
B.Of
iau
nqwce
inai
nortnern
oniisn
boiumom
rower
vompanT,-
idmiLca
oi
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
occupation
Power
uorporauon
intends
to
apply
lor
a
lease
oi
the
louowiug
descriVd
j
unas:
.
i
.
r?i
--
120
chains
dUtant
an
in
a
&ratherly
i
"
"
"
-
"
,
1
.
.
Bast
of'
Prince
Rypert.
on
the
south
bank
of
th
Skeena
River,
thence
North
6
chains
mere
or
lest
to
Low
Water
Mark:
thence
Westerly
along
L.W.U.
S
cbaltui
thepce
South
&
chains,
roore
or
lass
to
H.W.M.:
thence
Easterly
along
H.W.M.
to
point
of
cctnmencement
and
containing
two
(2)
aCTes,
more
or
less.
NOBTHIHN
-BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
Pert
Thomas
O.
McLean,
Agent.
Dated
'
September
31st.
1029.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purthaoe
Land
In-
SUklw
Land
Recording
District
and'
situate
on
the
north
bank
of
tha
Taku
RJfer
at
point
about
three
mies
north
of
the
junpUop
of
the
Tulsequab
RlTer
1th
the
Taku
River.
Take
notice
that
the
Alaska
Juneau
Gold
Mining
Company
of
Juneau,
Alaska,
occupation
mining
company.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
near
the
southwest
corner
of
the
Jsck
M.
C.
thence
South
40
chains:
thence
Wet
20
chains:
thence
North
40
oh&iss;
thence
East
20
chains
more
or
less
to
porn
of
commencement
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
leas.
ALASKA
JUNEAU
GOLD
MINING
COMPANY
By
PaUDetketJi-asent.
DaVd
28th'
dayriet
QctetSttl939,
:
,
tAN5!.
At'"1
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apptyk
to.
Leae
Und
''
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reeerdlng
Dlstriet
ol
BritUh
Columblaaad
situate
on
the
Naru
bank
of
heABeaver
River,
SO
chalcm
North
wmf
thf
;
SuumwutiestlTf
MnS
Uum
Prlnoe
,
JBuBmck
l)ty-
ISf
t1c?
notice
thaSLcsepHtHart
&;
Aberdeen.
Washington.
JljnbcupaUon
miner.
Intend-,
to
apply
W.Je
lease
or
.
purchase
of
the
foilowUfig
described
I
lands:
j
chains
distant
and
In
a
Northwesterly!
direction
from
the
mouth
of
the
Uttte
Beaver
River
in
the
Kltsumkaam
DtajMf;
thence
Ncrth
SO
chains;
theaee;
Westerly
80
chains;
thenoc
Southtl7
80
:
eftalnst
thence
Easterly
SO
chela
and
containing
1280
acres,
more
or
less.'
JOSEPH
HART.
JOHN
B.
COUTURE.
Agent.
Dated
January
4,
1930.
LAXn
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchase
Ijlnd
In
the
Oasslar
District
Land
Recording
Dlstriet
of
Saklne
and
situate
on
the
Taku
River
about
three
quarters
Of
a
mile
up
stream
trota
the
confluence
of
the
Taku
and
Tuisequah
Rivers.
Take
notice
that
Horace
MeNaughton
Praser
of
Vancouver.
DO.,
occupation
Clvn
Engineer.
Intends
to
apply
tor
cermisslon
to
nurehsse
the
foUSwlac
oommenclng
at
a
post
plsnted
onl
j
tne
T.ku
R1
tbout
three
quarters
of
!
FOUND
LNp
ACT
Not
Ire
of
Intention'
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
"Take
Notice'that
'1.
James
Martin
of
Masiett,,
(
Bfc,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
Commenting
at
a
post
planted
at
high
mark,
and
e.t
th
ahoro
corner
of
Main
8treet,
ai.d
the
corner
oi
lilXK
?0
Town
of
Massett,
B.C.:
thencf
South
Westerly
and
In
line
with
the
fya
side
of
Main
Street
for
about
three
hilflrirtrt
fMt
tn
tnw
wfttr
martr
thenoo-
(n
Korth
Westerly
direction
i.no
wnan
aoout
tnree
nunared
leet
tat
or
to
hlgh
wtter
mark.
tn
nc
Bign
water
mars
to
tne
point
Of
OOnurxneecitlU.
Dated
t
MiAsett,
B.C.
this
30th
day
of
Novembers
1938.
JAMES
MARTIN.
MNP
ACT
Notice
of-
Intention
to
Apply
to
Pnrrhae
Land
In
the
SMklne
Land
Recording
Dlvt
slen;
Land
Recording
District
of
Tele-Sph
Creek
and
situate
op
extreule
tip
of
peninwua
on
North
bank
of
Tu!se6.ush'
and
West
bank
of
Taku
RRtra,
approximately
one
mile
south
or
Miple
Slough.
Take
notice
that
E.
J.
Norman
and
R.
McCombe
of
Juneau.
Alaska,
oc-
."Upatlpn
miners,
intend
to
snnlr
for
permission
to
purchase
tbe
lollowlng
desenbsd
lands?
Commencing
at
a
post
clanted
ont
mile
south
or
Maple
Slough:
thence
Korth
40
chains:
thence
West
24
chains;
these
South
40
chains;
thence
East'
t
20
chains
and
containing
80
acres.
more
or
less.
BDMUND
JEAN
NORMAN
ROBERT
SALE
McCOMBE.
Dated
19th
day
of
October.
1929.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
The
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Dls.
trlet
Land
Reeerdlng
Dlstrtet
of
Prince
Rupert,
aad
situate
near
Block
20,
Maasett
Townslte.
Take
notice
that
Arthur
Robertson
and
Eugene
H.
Slapaon
of
Massett.
b.;,
occupation
Lumbermen
.intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described,
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
S.E
Cor.
Bit
20
Massett
Town-site;
tbenoe
Westerly
10
chains
to
Oov.
Wharf:
thence
Southerly
4
chains
running
paraUel
to
Gov.
Wharf
to
Low
Water
Mark:
thence
Eatterly
10
chains:
tfcenee
Northerly
4
chains,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON
EUGENE
HUMPHREY
SIMPSON
Dated
Nov.
13th.
1929
MINERAL
ACT
Kertlon
Z
Notice
t.
Co-Partners
Mineral
claims
star.
Rand,
Belle,
Aurora,
situated
at
loekeport.
Queen
cnaejone
telands.
C.
R.
Dunlop
and
H.
H.
MeOMl.
To
all
concerned,
take
notice
tbit
I.
Ross
Morrison
P.M.C.
871693
O,
having
done
all
the
work
and
paid
all
dues
on
the
above
Mineral
Claims
for
the
year
ending
Oct.
27th.
1929,
without
any
work
done
or
moneys
paid
by
co-owners.
R.
Dunlop
and
II.
H.
McCoU.
Intend
to
apply
within
a
period
of
120
daya
after
first
sppcersnce
of
this
notice,
to
the
Mining
Recorder,
to
hav
the
Interests
of
said
co-owners
vested
vojely
In
myself.
ROSS
MORRISON.
181
Per
J.
L.
Barge.
Afient.
ro.MPWIES
ACT
I1F.LMOXT
M-Rl"
IXI.RT
MIXES
Ll.MITEIt
Vounuant
.to
Section
213
of
th
-nam-
ipaalea
Aoi"
a
rneotlnc
of
the
Creditors
e
rMv
naMd
Company
wDl
be
at
the
ofHces
of
E
P.
Dsvls
c
forenoon
fcr
the
purposes
provMed
for,
ln
the
aald
Section
213.
DATED
this
Oth
dsv
of
January
AD.
1930.
D.
O.
MARSHALL,
f.
Liquidator.
i
S
mile
up
stream
from
the
micrtfa
oripP-
"n
JFI':
Rorl
Trust
Bulldlnt
rh.
the
TuiSh
Tuisequah
River,
thence
North
20M
Pender
Street
Wsat.
Vancouver,
chains:
thence
Bast
20
chains:
thence!
B.C..
on
Monday
the
20th
day
of
Jaa
south
&uth
M
20
etulna:
chains;
thence
thence
West
west
aO
au
"
Wy,
A
D.
190.
at
i
11:00
w.uu
oo
o'clock
in
w
mi
the
George
MrManus
t1
l:.M
chama
more
or
less
to
point
of
com
-
;
mencer&ent
and
containing
fortv
acres.
I
more
or
less.
HORACE
MeNAUOHTON
PRASER.
i
Dated
October
29th,
1929.
,
By
I
ggj-aL'i
I'M
VsMAT
CT
TO
APPEAR
.DDEAnN
n'tnr
,0
&
J
a
,
"WANTS,
KNOWN
THROUGH,
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
AD.
COLUMNS
:
t
VP