7
roomed
house
partly
Inrntsherl
I'tose
in.
libjo.
lian.,
t
tt
FOR
RENT
Four
roolhrd
house,
dose
In.
$10.60.
Phoiie
breeh
401.
FOUND
FOUNDCaji
from
tank
of
car.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
bally
News
office
and
paying
for
this
advertisement
HELP
WAiNTED
OIHL
or
Woman
for
general
house
work.
Mr,
lleilbroner.
Third
Ave.
DarM
the
11th
day
ot
October
A
934
...
I.SI
r.(llTRV
act
CertlfWte
of
Tite
Na.
S7IJ-1
(til
tx
ratmitr.
IM
THE
SUPREME
CXCKT
Of
BlUTtSlt
COLUUBU
IX
THE
MATTtn.
Or
TKE
"ADM
WIS-TBATIOW
ACT"
AM)
IN
THE
UATTJCH
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
Dated
at
the
Land
IVfiatry
oinca.
Pflhce
HittHTt.
R.
C
thU
Mlh.
day
of
fttptetnber.
1B-V.
,
-r
,.,
,
VANDItrW
THOMPSON.
PUlly
BItrat.o
Tiqea
AVtrrios
Alr.
Thinr.it
nil
Mtho
There
will
be
offered
for
aale
at
Public
AUntlon.
at
ntion
on
the
ty
Oi
Ootober,
mCln
the
office
of
the
pjf
rueaser,
pruV
Itupert,
lh
UcetK
XH40O
to
cut
4.637.OO0
feet,
board
meaaure.
of
Spnioe.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
on
an
are
aUuated
on
the
Weat
aid
ot
edg.
Wick
Bjy,
LyeU
laland,
Queen
Charlotte
Wanda
Und
Diatrtct.
Two
teara
Mil
be
aMod
for
terpotaJ
tf
timber,;
rTorlded
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
aucUon
In
peraort
may
aubwU
tender
to
be
opwd
at
the
hour
of
auction
nd
treated
aa
out
bid,"
,
Purtlier
partlculara
may
be
obtained
frtan
the
Chief
Poreater.
Vlotorla.
D
C.
or
e
Dlf.rlct'
rorter.
Prince
.Rupert.
BC,
At'CTIOM
ftAIT.
TIMHKK
XHlol
There
wm
be
offered
for
aala
at
Pub.
"o
AuaUon.
i
noon
on
the
27th
day
of
October.
1B34.
In
the
office
of
the
Dlatrlct
r,
Prince
Ititpert.
the
tlcenw
A17401
to
cut
4,105.000
feet,
hoard
mea
tfw.
of
Spruce,
Celar
and
llejnlock
on
an
artuated
bn
the
Weat
aide
Of
ttedl
tek
Biy,
Lyell
lalstul,
Queen
Chirlotte
"wnda
Land
Dlatrlct.
Two
yeari
will
Ws
ahod
for
remal
tf
timber.
,
Mde4
any
bnk
unb
Id
attrrlJ
the
auction
in
nrftn
mil
aubmlt
tan
!
.tw
b
opened
at
the
hour
of
auoMon
nd
tretef
aa
ona
bid,"
,
Jiartlculara
,
may
b
obtained
t'lilef
Poriier,
'VI(orli,
D
O.VSf
ut
Dlatrlct
Portattr,
Iwtnc
Rulje
B.O,
WMR
VANTEt)
ttrrlon
ind
t'e
Med
with
the
aaJd
Wkter
Recorder
or,
with
the
OomptroUer
of
Water
RicnU.
Parttanrnt
Bafldtofw.
Victoria,
B.
C
.
wthin
thirty
day
arler
the
nrat
P-pnarance
of
thla
notire
In
a
local
new
paper-
NORUA.N
II.
TERRY.
Applicant
The
date
of
the
fint
publleatloa
ot
thU
notice
1
October
1.
19SS.
tl
l'TlOX
HI.E
'
1
Two
rear
w-Ul
be
allowed
for
the
re-
TAKk
NOTICE
ttiat
Nathan
Wurphr.
inotal
of
timber
wiKwa
tddrwK
U
A
U
Hi
BC.
wfll
kpp(y
totWM
any
orW
Vnah
to
attend
tor
a
hrentv
to
Uk-
and
uie
360
Mi-'
the
auction
in
prraan
may
aubmtt
Mrr
lnrtwe
of
atr
but
of
Oan)r)i
terloer
to
be
openM
at
the
hour
ot
Creet
rn
Jl:
aonih
eaaterty
and
aoerjco
and
treated
aa
one
bid
"
dralna
into
OTJxinH
Rim.
about
torn
rurtbrr
parul
may
be
obtained
sbett
the
-Ethel
M"
Bench
Leaae
trxm
the
Chief
Pofealer.
Victoria.
B.C..
Tha
tUr
23
M
'dltrrted
from
'
dr
DMrm
Pbreatet.
Prtnc
Rupert.
B
C
rtretm
at
a
point
about
four
nU
..
atxni
the
Ethel
U
Benrh
Lea?
and
1
V
'
-
W
ti
mim
for
attttMnc
in
opm
boiea
puTTe
wc.ri
h.JW
W!M
crioy
aa
Cthel
m.
Tbia
iwAlrk
ail
tx1ed
on
trh
Mth
day
of
Apru
im
:
rwj
cpy
of
U.U
oot
and
an
ept41c-f
XKtl
purauint
thereto
and
to
he
"W-i
m
Art.
tl.
w-Ul
be
ni
In
tbr
of-rtca
hi
th
Water
Recorder
at
AlUn
B.i
C
Ob)ectloria
i
the
ajiplleatkm
ny
'
iUrd
aUh
the
aaW
Water.
B-eorcer
cr.
with
the
OompirolVT
bf
Water
RlrTlU.
Partlament
BuUdUa.
Ttetaria.
B,C
It
is
about
time
the
roses
were
earthed
up
around
the
root,
feee
tJENOlAL
Foundation
rebatrs
and1
that
they
are
not
flooded
but
dtir-
"'oh,
wood,
cement
or
rtoelc'lnB
the
winter.
They
will
then
Be
work.
Albert
Maretto,
Phonfe
7M.
pretty
surp
to
winter
welh
Inclden-
(255)
tally.
I
am
Inclined
-to
think
that
"'
1
.
,";
;
v.
the
south
side
of
3eA!Nteii
f
AlKftliO
kna
Paperbtnglr
Montr:
Pbt-ne
Red
802.
tr!"'
1
-
-
-
TIUnSFERS
CAMION'S
Transfer.
Phone
177.
.
Bjrch
Jackpthfe.
Cedar.
tf
mathi
otHk
Hupert.
BC.
the
Ueence
X171M.
tent
ri.
tn
tarelve
lnrhel.
a
building
Is
not
the
best
place
for
roses.
John
Mitchell
had
his
on
the
south
side
of
his
house
In
a
warm,
dry
'location
and
he
lost
several
last
winter.
Others
have
reported
similarly.
Charles
Balagno
says
that
three
years
ago
he
bought
forty
flfleeh-cent
roses
and
he
still
has
thirty-
I
TAKE
NOTICE
Uit
Normah
H
Terrf
I
bone
adrfreM
IS
lllMU.
D
C
.
will
p.
!
pi
r
(or
a
licence
to
ttkc
tv
uic
3J
C
re
ot
wtrr
out
of
Butt
Crttt
tiro
known
u
ciw
Crk.
wbirti
now
MAWfljr
and
drain
Into
Hfct
Stnltt
ktwQt
1700
n.
northfrif
from
til
cor
i
Lot
1023
i
Tbr
tr
wtU
b
difrrtod
Xrom
th
t
trfam
at
a
point
about
2040
!H
It
A
Wrairrif
frwn
NX.
Cor.
1
ion
rxl
wUt
be
umt
tor
mlnlnc
pxirpatt
upon
tn
mine
dracrlbiM
u
,
Plur
l-te
No
I
1S1.
No
ISO.
No.
178,
Ko
179.
Lot
1019
and
1020.
Th
notice
vaa
poctad
oa
the
rrotnid
on
th
38th
daj
of
Aufuat
1934.
A
copy
of
tnia
notic
and
an
appUoa
-tloo
TMjrwiant
Umts
and
to
the
Wa-
Irr
Act"
will
be.nitd
In
the
offlcc-of;
DONALD
UMXXTSK113
otbeHriNf
OblerUona
ZJ??"
the
9JL
known
a
Dan
MMDooald.
Inttalato.
DrMl.
TAKE.
NOTICE
that
by
ororf
0(
TIL
H'ngr
W.
E
Pltwr
Ut
lOlb
day
Ot
Or-vr.W.
AD-
!).
I
wa
ippoltrwa
Ad-minutralor
of
the
tatat
tf
Donald
Uac-Drwiald.
CUwrrUf
known
aa
Dan
Mat-DonaM,
tL
ii
aUpartka
harUic
t-lan
afiintt
the
aaJd
eaUt
are
bore-fcy
trqxxttrd
to
(umMi
aane.
property
rtfrd.
to
me
on
or
Mart
the
lath
Oar
ot
Notemtwr
A.
D.
I9S4.
abd
all
partks
indrUMi
to
thr
eatate
ere
rt-i
ti'iirrd
to
pay
the
amount
ot
tnetr
in
drotediMM
to
it
(unhwtUt.
NOkllAN
A.
WATT
.
.
Official
Admlniatrator.
to
amlioaOon
mar
be
nine
of
them
doing
well.
He
earths
them
up
around
the
roots
about
:
eighteen
Inches
for
the
winter,
the
mm
.Pot
xf
Uumpet
daffodils
There
will
be
offered'
lor
aale
at
Pub-
ground
In
whirl!
they
are
planted
Is
l.aw,000
fiet
board
meaaure,
or
spruce,
...
.
,
.
.
brtar
and
Hemlock
on
an
area
aitoated
Some
local
people
have
,t
had
very
at
the
head
ot
Powrtrro
Bay
iyella-
gtJod
ktlccess
with
lUies.
The
regal
land,
Queefj
CharloUa
lalandt
Und
Dt-
u,.t
well
.
have
i
trtM
A
l
D:J
A
ofv
w
ar.a
Huid.
to,
i
AmDrose
iveiu
kji
Uf
van
liearane
of
thr
nolle
tn
a
local
new-
pretty
wedding
took
place
nere
P,T'
waiaK
itcRPHY.
hen
MUs
Marthk
Henry
became
Rented
from
the
nursing
staff
and
Wdy
superintendent
of
the
hospital.
Among
those
present
were
Mes-dames
11
Flewln,
Moraes,
Oarfleld,
Perry.
Schofleld.
Rukln.
Deane
and
the
Misses
WllWe.
Mesi.
Onyan,
Storey.
Staples,
Patterson,
Hortbri
and
Nicholson.
Four
Aiyansh
"
,
w
Couples
Wed
Guests
From
dreenvllle,
kln'iblltil
And
Other
Naas
River
i'AUits
At
Recent
Nuptials
AIYANSH.
Oct.
19:
There
ete
manv
tucsts
from
Klncolltriareeri
vllle
and
elsewhere
down
the
Naas
River
tor
the
recent
marriages
of
four
well
known
Aiyansh'
young
couDles.
Feasts
were
held
in
con
nectlon
with
each
wedding,
all
the
supplies
coming
from
Prince
Ru-
Pfft-
,
the
contracting
cbuples
were:
Miss
Olive
Munro
and
Shad
rock
Scddtne.
Miss
Emily
Adams
and
Leonard
Mercec.
og-''
Miss
Phoebe
Adams
and
Claude
Morvetv
.
tjvilss
Alice
Perclval
and
Dennis
Morverf.
lilies
do
and
some
grown!
the
lillium
auratum
with
very
good
results.
It
seems
as
it
mort'bf
the)
lines
wiu
grow
nere
ana
nowcr
wen.
Jack
Fuller
has
grown
some
very
fine
ones
out
of
doors.
It
is
rather
difficult
at
this
time
of
year
to
keep
up
interest
in
the:
garden.
Yet
the
Interest
taken
now
makes
a
great
difference
,
to
the
success
of
the
spring
and
summer
showing
next
year.
Fertilizer
Is
de-
.......
-.
.t
siraoie
in
me
ground
wnere
duids
are
belnk
planted
is
the
sprltig
flowers
are
then
larger
and
earlier.
The
roots
are
formed
during
the
winter
and
they
at
once
begin
to
abrorb
the
plant
fdod
which
is
used
In
the
spring.
.
Xiost
ot
the
sprlhg
flowers
may
t
Aonlieant
tU,
hrMiitaf
Ambrose
Reid.
The
seribe
ierowh
IhdoOri.
Bulbs
Wanted
By
mxvw
BECKUAS.
.
k
Uce
at
united
now
will
flower
In
the
window,
in
t
rv
h.
ruwt
mihilcatton
of
tale
rhurch
Manse
and
Rev.
R.
J.
Love,
not
ire
la
Ck;uhtr,
17.1M
n.
Port
Simpson
Is
Married
Recently
PORT
SIMPSON.
Oct
19:
A
very
oflclated.
Mrs.
E.
Schofleld
atten
ded
the
bride
and
William
Beynoh
was
the
grobmsinan.
to1
itui.
Um
aorele
n
dinner
was
iuAiT
k
V'tserved
tit
the
residence
at
which
WHEREAS
proof
of
loaa
ot
the
abott
nfffobers
bf
tltt
staff
of
the
Port
HosulUl
were
gbests,
the
-&WBtadn
in
thla
of
nee.
nout
u
hereby
tttu
j,a
vijw
been
a
member
of
the
etoiration
ot
one
.
.
.
..
that
I
shau.
at
the
4
month
from
ha
date
of
tht
nnt
pub-1
hospital
sUff.
llcatk
bereuf,
Utile
a
pwurtonal
Certl-
prior
to
the
WTddlng
a
shower
icwtenlel1
JSUSS
In
honor
of
Miss
Henry
was
held
1H
Taiid
objection
be
made
to
me
m,wi'nrjf
nospiiai
ana
n
vciy
mjiujauic
ta'
.
..tiin
rnt
An
address
was
bre
CHIM.li
Pldnt
a
bed
Bf
double
tuplls
tbt'.a
v,
.mtfa.of.crt
.
r
(he
greenhouse
or
In
the
cold
frame.
They
may
be
grown
alone
or
with
fchls
or
other
ereehery.
T)ie
art
b!
tjrdwlng
bulbs
Indoori
Is
tb
develbp
Somcthliik
riidte,
thart
Just
a
bunth
ot
color,
Thcsettlng
U
ofWn
more
ImporfcinVthah
the
tlowers.li:P.
Mail
Schedule
For
the
V:ast
Mondays,
Wednfsdiys
and
Frl
days
-
.4:30
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
ThuVsdlys
arid
8atdN
Mortdays
(train)
Tuesday.
a
Wednesdays,
Jtraln),
Thursdays
.
....
10:li
p.m
4:30
pjn,
il2t30
pjtt
:so
p.mv
.9:90
p.m
NEIGHBORS
IN
ORIENT
r&&ea7rom
Paw'
if
I
l
hty
half
the
wages
pild
!n
Japan.!
stiSS
w'dl
the
country
where
Prine?)
Rupert
wis
sending
her
fcspeh
lb'zs
!
tor
use
in
tne
match
factories.
The
sfrrlt
of
naUohalllm
wal
growing.
At
Nanking,
the
capital,
there
was
a
iargfc
park
around
the
city
where
was
the
mausoleum
of
Sun
Yat
Sen
but
more
Important
In
it
was
equipment
for
all
kinds
bt
modern
sports
an
dgames.
China
was
indeed
a
country
with
a
great
friture.
India
Passin
to
Singapore
and
the
Straits
Settlements,
Canon
bould
-entlcred
the
large
population
of
Chinese.
British
subject:
speaking
the
English
language
and
only
studying
Chinese
as
a
cultural
subject
in
the
school.
At
Singa
pore
they
were
completing'
a
grav
lie
k
Auction,
at
neon
a
--
on
the
Trnir-
wey
a
rained
and
cnlUrated,
MosUto
banirress
a
w
.
u
v
print
Rupert,
a.
ct
u,.
.
ik-
Diatrtot
poreker.
print-
authorities
recommend
tarthlng
up
n
ati
k
vntit
i:
DrvtuaiON
awi
tat
1
tAoit
Canon
Oould
was
thankekj
for
his
splendid
address.
i
.
t
a
W
.3.
.r'
ft
f
AfetV
IPEED
COMFORT
tERVICC
i'
-a.
DistriM'fei
KITSELAS
itsh
Navy.
This
was
fortified
with
vegetables
thlJ
year.
the
latest
modern
devlcei.
In
India
the
speaker
found
an
adjustment
going
on.
Natives
were
Jaklng
Important
positions
politically
and
socially.
The
coan-l
jtry
was
coming
to
another
turning
;
point
'In
Its
hbtory.
one
in
whlsh
he
suggested
the
natives
wbiild
take
a
still
greater
part
In
the
affairs
ot
the
country.
The
fart-tlsh
"were
still
needed,
however,
to
lend,
stability
and
wisdom
to
th
deliberations.
Agllatbrs
had
ceased
to
dceiipy
a
large
place
In
the
pd8-
,11c
life
siid
Ohahdl's
political
jrres-
't!ge
"was
below
the
hori7on
al-thougrj
his
policy
fcr
the
tiutift
of
jthe
socially
outcast
was
still
very
valuable.
In
India
the
pressure
of
popul-j
tori
f
very'
irreat.
In
one
year
forty
million
pedple
had
died
of'
niur?3nd
vet
Iri
that
same
year
the
ppula.tion
hid
Increased
by
thirtfjBvinfQns.
The
caste
system
and
the
spiritual
parallels
of
the
eouhtry
were
the
great
drawbacks
Port
Simpson
willsee
trie
most
of
triem
In
their
homei
for
the
winter.
felii
V.
Xl;
liird
Hiil
Udy
suber
-;
Intehtient
or
the
Port
81mpion
eral
Hcr.tjltaJ.
wno
has
Been
"on
a
cat!6H
iri
Vahttiutef.
,
.
...
Wit
rhrirtU.
lllsa
V.
Kupen
as
tne
guesx
oi
ur.
anu
Mrs.
?
"
R.
O.
Large.
-
.
T
.
BAZAAR
IS
Si'CCESSfXX
Continued
froth
Page
Two)
AiA!?,rtm.Anyox.
M,
WlltSre
R,
iu.ij.
sj
Vr
M
Hudson
fcay
Co.
at
KUwanra.
who
Jf.
who.
"f",!0
,fch
durmg
has
left
for
a
trip
to
his
horns
In
.
Palith.
A.
Itarson.
...
.
t
A
yf
nf'
flats
aiwi4w
frt
'
Norfolk,
Ehgland,
was
a
recent
",u
u
v
vk
visitor
here.
He
was
the
guest
of
andwill
spend
tWo
montlM
visiting
thief
and
Mrs,
M.
Q,
McKay.
,
in
'Toronto
,difd
at
her
home
in
Athena.
On
t;
after
which
she
will
Chief
M.
O.
McKay
has
nearly
taWs
up
four
mofaU
of
posti
rr.ri.tH
the
rnnttrKe
Inn
nf
o
graauaw:
wont
a
ancwiTer
ucn
fine
new
house
which
will
be
opened-
Hospital
before
returhirlt
Rf;
some
time
Wef
ore
Christmas
or
be-
!
J
hoinme,
tween
Christmas
and
New
Year.
,
in
nP
f'
Flfty-ovnd
sack
of
Ylour,
Mr
.
Tate.
-
.
f
eh
pourids
tbf
tee,
Mr
A.
Nes
:
ttoie
ham.
Walter
Lonfeilll.
!
8Ven
pouriis
dairy
butter,
D
i
W.
T
Kergin.
rI
.
:
Mrs.
yidla-E-
Garfie
d
bf
the
an-k.
th
rvihw
Ner.
r.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Brentzen
thropolqgiU
.department
vbf
Uie
i
,h.M
at
left
recenUy
for
a
two
months'
visit
University
,ot
Washington,
who
has
j
Post
office
News
Stand.
825
to
Winnipeg
where
Mrs.
.Brentzen
oeen
aere
ior
some
time
-on
re(t
Orahvfll
St.
tfkiictjuver.
Watives
reside.
.search'
work.
ha
retiimed
to-Se-i
Ahdef
ion
Prince
Allhe-yeafrotirii
is
necessary
iftti
,
:--tfr
'
..i-
-
r
---.
.
,
.
I
kttle.
While
hert
ril
was
'.the
guesl
Most
of
the
local
natives
have1
of
Mrs-
C.
B.
Fle.
now
finished
their
summer
work
In
'
'
'
i
smoking
fish
and
otherwise
prepar-
Education
Council
rol
Bmkh
Cb-t
lng
for
the
winter.
Early
November
lumbra.
was
ft,
.visitor
.
herf
last
-.4
s
-
it
George.
B.C.
'.R.
W..Raey,
Terrace.
BXJ.
General
Store:
Km
ox.
the
canneries
but
are
still,
absent,
Miss
Ahne'
Fofihliih
oV
Vancbu;
iSmiUiera
DruS
8toret
Smith'
from
the
village
in
the
camps
ter,
'fleU'Secretary:
.Uie
.Reftglousl
Sri.
B.C;
1
4
I
tifahstJottati
-.1-
-
.
a.
.vf.-.-
Rail
on
Tht,
obligations
imposed"
upon
a
railwaj
system
trejgreat.,
t'ruriarilj,
these
are
providing;
and
maintaining'
adequate
a
n3
Tejialf
tralnVportauon
inroughou't
the
whole
year,
regitdltst
of
climatic
conditions
or
Uit-tosts.and
ilifTiculties
inTplreti
ih
meeting
those,
conditions.
A
rjilwij'
syi'tewr'tiicb.Vpmtw
only
when
weather
conditibhs
were
'pleasant,
or
wbicndid'iioiiahteethe
cl6sest'possibI
adherence
to
standards
of
safety;
itJr
fhlch
hitf-lno
irsaiar
scheaalt'of
train!
would
very
very
soon
soon
creite
create
public
public
indignation,
indisnaUoh.
v
-
"VVV
To
ensure
that
these
onerous
requirements
are
provide!
Ej
tje'
railway
comparues,
and
also
to
avoid
undue
advantage
beiog
taken
by
uSV
Cwmplriier
whose
servTces
sri
so
essential
ttj
the
public
welfitt;
lfrftf.)fiJ:'liectut(e.
strict
ghttrhmeht
rerulatioh
and
supervision.
They
anr
'lij;
law
'required
to
ry-a
specified
minimanl
number
ofcrew
b6
ch.trtint
ito'hfippiid
with
jEfficient
'
safety
devices
.
.
.
tb
bperale
according
to
apjif'dv;4
icbedules
o,
to
conform
to
approved
passenger
and
freight
tariffs
tb
be
suhjm't'oinspection
bjr
government
officials
at
all
times.
In
addition
the
cornbahjes.
th'emselres
impose-
the
most
rigorous
tests
upon.their
train
operators
and
mile
of
track
is
subjt-a
to
constant
inU
clrtful
scroUnyt
Thii,
of
course,
IS
briiy
is
it
should
be.
UnFortudatelf;
however,
it
does
not
apjjly
to
all
fotmi
bf
tbmintrciat
transporutiQo
only
to
railways,
which
are
placed
at
a
v
.
decided
disadvaHtagb
ih
tiaViog
lb
cbm'ile
with
sefiilces
operated
only
when
the
weather
permits;
and
at
times
whtn
operating,
costs
are
lowest.
Further
these
unsupervised
services
can,
and
do
discriminate
capriciously
regarding
the
nature
of
the
commodities
they
carry,
and
the
rates
they
charge.
While
the
railways
or
Canada
pay
approximately
ten
.
millibn
dollars
ot
tales,
each
year
these
other
services
are
nbtonously
undertaied.iKJ,
Unlike
ihk
rail
ways.
which
rurj
over
their
own
properties,
they,
increase
the
Hfck
ahd
diJcdrhrortJ
br
our
alteJiljr
6ver
crowded
highways.
.
.
'
A
little
thought
will
convince
anyone
that
this
is
unfair
to
the
railways
and
that
sinct;
railways
are
th
only
dependable
agency
for
the
provision
of
all-the-year-round
transportation
servicfc
it
is
also
hostile
to
the
public
''Interest.
With
winter
ipproaching
the
importance
of
all-the-year-round
iervlcf
is
easily
appreciated.
"
The
Canadian
National
Railways
provides
the
hest
in
railway
serrice.and
at
all
times
and
under
all
circumstances
it.
is
your
efficient
arid
Unfailing
servant.
Use
the
C
N.
R.
for
all
transportation
purposes.
;
CANAPMSIONAL
V
m
t
11
!
!
mi
iwtwff
un
t
'
9mr
w
4
as
r
i-
clav
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
.....
.
Classified
Ads
DtforiS.
Windows
etc.
tram
wrecks
6
hbase.
Hart.
Jf,
Ai1
trilling
fcoat
ilW
fclih,tit
!Atic
1
year.
ltU
tfrtihrj.
U
Prince
lctf
t
Pair
men's
slippers;
A.
J.
Prud
"U
bar
4,w---iiiii.Uf
limP.
Bergeron,
TlhutriS
i.fej
i
Case
of
apples,
Mrs.
O.
f
P.
Tinker
?
T-
Mohda
ydet
tlwrnp-
Ben
Seymour
and
Albert
McKay
Mfp
ta0cfc
V
'
an.
en.ra.red
in
the
renalrin
of
RJJ
whd.
Had
hers
On
TueS-,
"
,
their
houses
before
winter
seti
In-
?nghtt.
HatWweTin
birth-.
ay
pan
was
neio
loiesaay
at
ine
There
were
racial
Thanksgiving
hohl?
"
Dr-
and,MrS-A'
K
I
I
.
...
.
.
i
.
-
In
Vlil'
Tn
Vlf
?tl
.
..
1
"t!
enouBn
w
acommo-
"
"VrltHrTrl
Jack
DUdowartt.
Sbh
M
Mr.
arid
ft
Jones
date
the
largest
vessel
In
the
Brl-
people
had
gbod
crops
Ot
fulls
and
K.
Ruliii
'
f.;WVc;aty
tWao??3rH.
retfarnei
:nr-
w-.
Tn.:
'
f
ftn...
.ti.
.
...
A
t.t
aUti
..a.
bitter
haffia
Child's
silk
dress.
Mr.
Beale.
Wbolieh
cushion;
Mrs.
N.
Fraser.
fe"'a-k
and
amber
cushion,
Mr
nere
at
ine
ena
oi
lasi
wees
wiui
y&i
'
.
his
"troilin
boat
atarkweil
from
nun
ua
orth
Iilan,
here
lie
spent
the
fedudoir
lamn.
Mrs.
iicDonald.
summer,
bnngtrl;
with
him
his
thv
HtK
rhnmint
r.
w
ak
Mark
T.lithPr
eltlprlv
naUtfe
resi-
brtde,
'fdhnerlt
Jss.:
My
MSrtS,
bott,
dent,
sustained
a
fractured
leg
and
tiahtef
rjf
Mf.(
tind,-
Mrs.
John
cutnd
saucers.
Mrsfa
Davie:
arm.
abrasions,
bruises
and
other
Marks
ol
Massfett.
They
were
mar-
ot
chocolates.
MlssChrlstln
lrilurles
on
Sunday
evening
In
a
tan
'"V
ufr
Massett.byf
Rey.
.R..
Curric.
from
the
bridge
between
the
Is'idnd
R
graham.
i
steak,
Mrs.
A.
i.
D.
ifr.
and
malrtlahd
rtfctlons
ot
the
vd-
L
t,
XmB,
Mrs.
j;.
R.
Murray.
1,
."
The
gTtdron
.Bay
Co:
win
take
.
...
-
lage.
He
is
a
patient
In
the
Port
M
fll
Simpson
General
Hospital.
'th
Vfe"!
rstir?-
1!eret,roml
:
:
7
T
K.
George
P..
McColT
bn
November
I.T
week,
speaking
ut
at
several
.meeting
T
Mrs
C
B
Flewln
returned
to
her
Mr
McCoil
wlll
coritlria:as
factor.
She
was
the
guest
while
here
c
Home
here
on
the
CaUla
Sunday
In
iur
weM.as
ppitfias.ternd
Rey:
and
Mrs.
R.
j.
LoytS
grupiLS.
1
.
r
1
is
.
v
lei