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January
11
isjj.
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TWO
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9
86
reclamation
program,
perhaps
the
most
widely
publicized
'ii!
Local
Bowlers
3.00
9.00
....
.02
To
Ketchikan
Rupert
Motors
Wins
Bowling
Victory
Over
Biological
Station
Last
Night
I
Rupert
Motors
-scored
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory,
'.over
Biological
Station
in
the
Com-
I
merclal
Bowling
League
last
night.
.
The
second
scheduled
fixture
of
the
evening
between
Electrical
Workers
and
North
Star
was
post
ponec
until
Wednesday
evening.
25
,
Handicap
5
Total
789
i-uesaay,
January
li,
1S38.
,RUpert
Motors
6
I
Gyro
Club
3
SOME
GOOD
IN
EVERYTHING
(
Printers
.'
3
i
Biological
Station
2
Lpn
Swpflnpv.
nrpcirlpnf
nf
fVm
Ifi'nran.'t.
PluV.
of
t;
Electrical
Workers
1'
toria,
put
in
a
year
in
that
position
and
was
not
heard
of.
The
average
citizen
of
the
province
not
a
member
of
the
club
did
not
know
he
existed.
On
retiring
from
the
'presidency
he
made
the
remark
that
there
might
be
some
things
in
the
Nazi
government
that
were
worthy
of
imi-tation
Then
we
tegan
to
find
out
who
Mr.
Sweeney
was.
He
raised
-a
tempest
in
a
teapot
and
the
club
of
which
he
had
until
recently
been
the
head
was
asked
to
dissassociate
itself
from
his
remarks.
We
feel
like
relating
what
Mr.
Sweeney
said,
if
only
North
Star
0
C.
N.
R.
.
No.
1
0
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
0
153
95
125
113
143
96
725
2
150
132
165
161
193
5
S0C
LUCKY
WIN
economic
undertaking
of
Fascism,
serve
predominantly
Boston
.the
propertied
classes
.
.
.
average
wheat
consumption
is
gers
How
lower
than
immediately
before
the
World
War
.
.
.
incomes.
0
0
0
4
2
3
3
110
127
96
671
3
143
150
198
139
147
5
782
The
league
standing
for
the
second
half
is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pts.
FOR
LEAFS
Last
Minnie
Goal
Gives
Them
Vic-lory
Over
New
York
Rangers
for
the
.mirnose
-of
finding
out.
about
ourselves.
Alo
we
noXTW
tTT7,.
ma
c,nr
ond
period
ending
2
to
1
for
Lester
Patrick's
men.
Early
in
-foe
thlrfl
period.
BUI
Thorns
tied
It
up
for
the
leafs.
It
looked
like
over
Burnley
Is
In
Fourth
Round
Defeated
ShfreH
WtdiwwUy
Five
Local
Ten-Pinners
to
Makej
Thrfe
to
One
in
English
Cup
Trip
North
This
Wrek
Football
fcame
Tlie
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Association
through
Bert
Morgan,
president,
recently
received
an
in
vttation
from
the
Elks
Club
at
Ket-jchikan
to
send
a
team
of
ten-pin
,
bowlers
from
Prince
Rupert
Tor
a
series
of
games.
The
Invitation
has
.
been
accepted
and
a
team
representative
of
the
four
local
bowling
t
clubs
will
leave
here
this
Thursday
on
the
Princess
Norah
and
return
,
home
on
Saturday.
The
Rupert
team
Is
made
up
of
Stan
Morln,
A!
French,
J.
Ciccone,
J.
Paul
and
W,
Shriaberg.
'
BURNLEY.
England.
Jan.
11:
(CP)
Burnley
won
a
fourth
round
English
Football
Cup
place
by
defeating
Sheffield
Wednesday
three
to
one
In
a
replayed
third
round
game.
Timber
On
Queen
Charlottes
Gets
ijGodd
Publicity
In
the
last
issue
of
"The
Tim-
jberman,"
an
international
lumber
I
journal
published
in
Portland,
ap-!
pears
an
interesting
feature
ar
ticle,
with
particularly
interesting
I
illustrations,
entitled
"The
Timber
Stand
6T
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isvi-
CnrAl
rioot
CiifAon
TIima
in
VII
ands
in
Picture."
Valuable
statis-
tj
1
vs
v
t
vavMt
u
n
v
v
j
a
.
v-
a
-
tical
information;
Is
given
In
th
article
which
says
in
part:
"The
stand
of
saw
timber
cf
the
Queen
Charlotte
group
is
es-
Uimated
at
more
than
fourteen
bl)
lion
feet,
In
addition
there
is
e
timated
to
be
one
and
a
quarter
billion
feet
of
small
timber,
chiefly
cedar
poles
and
pulpwood
There
are
water
power
possibilities
on
Graham
Island
sufficient
to
J
operate
small
pulp
mills
and
small
Hibbard
of
Rupert
Motors
was
high
offer
satlsfact0ry
harbor
fa.
average
scorer
last
night
with
182.
Mes
fQT
sawmm
operation
Individual
scoring
was
;as
follows:
pj.,
-flf
the
een
Cnarlotte
Biological
Station
12
3
tn
Prince
Runert.
western
ICade
113
Finn
132
Pugsley
144
Sunderland
121
$5.00,
Young
.
145
.12
Handicap
96
.50
Total
751
Rupert
Motors
1
Jack
120
Menzies
140
Hibbard
183
R,.
Wicks
131
Houston
204
group
The
well
khpwn
Prince-
Rupert
halibut
boat
,alr
of
Jacks
has
been
purchased
by
Capt.
Alfred
Jacobsen
who
last
fall
disposed
of
his
former
boat,
Clipper
II,
to
Capt.
Emll
Peterson.
had
been
for
several
months,
has
already
taken
possession
of
the'
pair
of
Jacks
but
is
undecided
whether
he
will
take
the
vessel
to,
Vancouver
to
have
a
,'Job
of
over-
nauling
and
reconditioning
carried
out
or
whether
the
work
shall
be
think
that
Sweonev
was
right.
We
midit
even
learn
lng
the
winning
-goal
in
-the
dyinp
Hsted
as
be,ne
45
feet
lw0
lnches
Pome
tTliners
from
the
form
of
p-OVPrnment
thev
have
in
moments
of
the
game,
Toronto
;lone
with
a
beam
o?
twelve
ieet
Rus?i
if
Onlv
if
was
what
not
to
do.
Maple
Leafs
defeated.
New
York
woi
o
,e
tnree
.ncne
.
We
do
not
Hke
a
Preat
manv
thinffs
.that
are
said
"
r
?
TV,
qS
,
.
Maple
r
Leaf
Gardens
Saturdav
v
.-,
,i
v
1.1
i
i
j
l
bv
men
wtio
mote?
m
hp
amonp;
the
leaders
of
certain
nlht
it
was
a
wide
open
game
.
i
iL.
1-
1
-i
it
1
.
1
L
-
'..
...
.
.
.
....
vfTuriN
iu
iiecinio
uui
ii
wij
v'nre
jlci
rwica
'mwii
and
tightly
contestea
wun
wc
n
f
it
th'
Willd
cliuck.
V(
"iov
thP
riublicitv.
So.
doubt-
breaks
going
to
the
Leafs.
Thero
rOSSlDlIlty
x)l
jpec
'Mr
S"-pp"v
?,
nhnrklino-
todpv
rift
eniovincr
tTno
XSoutVarTway
"thiough
T
U
hrint
niiblicitv
that
has
bn
dpvelon'inarnund
his
011U
neriodT
Charlie
conachct
V.Uppintj
I
lttlber
h,
Hne
or
t"o
more
vh
outbur?t
and
Mr.
S"'nev
0pcned
the
scoring
for
the
ap'
DIVORCING
IN
CANADA!
Two
Hundred
Applications
Before
Parliament
at
Next
Sesston
Quebec
Only
-Province
.Which
tan
nil
irsive
CourtTew
In
V.
E.
I.
(By
Thomas
Wayllng).
OTTAWA,
Jan.
11:
Forty-seven
apply
to
Parliament
next
session
for
bills
of
divorcement.
They
are
the
advance
guard
of
a
couple
oi
-(hundred
applications
which
will
be
filed
with
the
Senate
committee
by
the
time
Parliament
opens.
All
these
applications
come
from
Quebec
which
province
has
not
yet
a
divorce
court.
Prince
Edward
Island
is
in
the
same
posl-
tlon
but
with
a
difference.
Quebec
has
no
authority
to
establish
a
divorce
court
while
Prince
Edward
Island
may,
if
it
so
desires
set
up
such
a
court.
The
authority
is
there
but
has
never
been
exercised
Prince
Edward
Island,
the
garden
of
the
Gulf,
seems
to
be
as-i
piring
to
be
the
Garden
-of
Eden
There
have
been
only
three
AU
-orces
there
since
Confederation
The
record
was
nearly
changed
i
few
years
ago.
An
ancient
Island-r
came
to
Ottawa
to
enquire
.bout
the
cost
of
divorce.
"The
cost
runs
about
$210"
the
Clerk
of
the
Senate
Divorce
committee
explained
'"Taint
worth
it"
snorted
the
old
131
terminus
of
the
Canadian
Nation-
j
gentleman.
"HI
go
101
al
Railways,
and
to
the
direct
with
her."
1
trade
lanes
between
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
cheaper
and
the
Orient
are
important
Local
Halibut
Boat
Purchased
Capt.
Alfred
Jacobsen
Takes
Over
Pair
of
Jacks
From
Edward
Lipsett
back
and
live
to
get
a
divorce
through
the
courts
than
by
Art
of
Parliament.
The
court
costs
run
about
$50
to
which
must
b.-added
counsel's
fees,
witnesses'
expenses
and
so
forth.
The
parla-mentary
costs
run
about
$210
with
the
same
additions
for
counsel
and
witnesses.
If
it
Is
a
smart,
divorce
with
a
top
notch
lawyer
the
cos's
may
mount
Into
four
figures
b
reason
of
counsel's
fees,
expenses
and
"witnesses.
The
$210
Is
split
up
thus:
$50
foi
Institution
of
proceedings,
$25
foi
the
Ottawa
agent;
$50
for
counsel;
$5
for
drawing
up
the
peti
tion;
$5
for
arranging
-service,
to-
jgether
with
the
fees
Incidental
to
(every
act
of
Parliament.
!
Where
the
applicant
for
the
dl-
..wu....,,.....
t,;Vorce
is
in
poor
-circumstances,
thf
week
from
Vancouver
where
hcig
commlttee
lt
a
"in
forma
pauperis'"
case
and
remit
most
of
the
fees,
cutting
the
cost
down
to
about
$40rThe
ap
plicant
still
'has
to
pay
legal
and
witness
fees,
so
that
no
Tnattct
how
helpful
the
Senate
wants
to
be
in
a
deserving
case
Quebec
Z
J
:.
must
pay
more
lor
dtvbrce
than
.
,
,
The
vendor
of
the
u
Pair
of
Jacks
t
L
was
'Edward
Lipsett
Ltd.
The
vessel
at
one
time
belonged
l
td
Capt.
John
Ivarsoh
of
the
Mel-
Ville.
It
was
built
at
Prince
u
pert
in
1918,
is
Diesel
"powered
ar.d
Vm'll
hn
n
o
nnoifmn
fn
nffay
na
a
onnrMAnin
ftw
rvlili
nf.
tpafs
from
a
scramble
hi
front
of
Lookinfer
into
the
bosslblllties
of
tinn
tn
exercise,
all
the
-belief
artel'-
I
i
.
-
f
'
i
'
i.
-
-
uin'-'-fivv
-'vi
...
--
...
'"'
t
i
i
ii
vt
.
.
i
i
n-rml
ntllnn
Rnnn
PVPned
.
lt
-pvnnrtlnff
nttmrnKriftH
frnm
hprn
nnurorv
trlvon
"in-idofi
tVio'
T'nfMctS
L
time
until,
just
before
the
end
.proceeded
last
-evening
to
Terrace
up
their
own
divorce
courts
but
Toronto
scored
one
or
its
cnarac
i
when
they
will
return
nere
IPS
nf
r,nlnmifi
TT,11VPrp,fr
racfinuv
YP.WYTXPn
frn'n
Jralv
tcristic
last
minute
counters.
proceed
south
Thursday
night
on
pfior
onoTiflinr.
prrHr
rnnnths
i
har
fnnntrv
invpsHo-qtinp-
At
Montreal,
the
Canadiens
hd
the
Prince
George.
tt
Uo."W
.
imnrrl
A,
,i
i
hvwhpf
w
bp
Uo,ui,:nnm
no
difficulty
taklnc;
the
measure'
Mr.
Sasa
represents
a
large
Ja-
conditions.
WW
but,
his
Bm-,of
tne
Amerlcan
DWlslon
leading
panese
match
manufacturing
con-
pressions
nre
not
vei'V
lllftasino
to
the
Fascists.
He
has
Boston
Bruins
by
a
score
of
H
to'cern.
Mr.
Uyaka
is
in
the
timber
riypn
an
interview
to
the
New
York
Italian
newspaper
in,2
,and
Jlned
e,N!y
Ji,"!
brokeraee
buslness
at
Vancouvor-
which
he
is
reported
to
have
said
that
he
saw
.
.
"orowinef
jn
the
international
Division,
beinn
novertv
amonp;
the
entire
working
population
and
concli-
runners-up
to
the
Maple
eafs.
tions
close
to
serfdom.
Real
wages
have
been,
forced
down
The
league
standines:
fi.Kl.
MiUiVlAinA
1itfolo
fVio
nnvfnitihf
'
TntcrnatioDal
Division
Jiloyment
has
increased
seriously
.
.
.
Since
1030
both
the
Toronto
quantity
and
mrality
of
food
available
per
capita
have
Canadiens
fallen
appreciably
.
.
.
The
Battle
of
Wheat
and
the
land
Sns.
W
11
..
9
..10
..
1
D
5
6
4
1
F
fi5
'GO
58
35
American
Division
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...
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)
a
8
11
15
53
(35
30
'35
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
3,
Vancouver
1.
A
Pts
69
:52
41
52
46
43
49
'65
'i
ne
v
asciSTy
'era
nas
seen
me
uuenne
01
suian
peusam,
pi
u-
r
-
nrietors,
ships";
.
.
Among
the
great
masses
of
workers,
HOCKEY
SCORES
peasants
ana
sman
proprietors,
tnere
is
grumuung
anu
24
24
15'
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
11':
(CP)
-Wheat
"was
trading
at
$1.49
-o
the
Vancouver
mafket
yedterdny
dropping
to
1.46
today.
DANGWtOXJS
TIPE
WOODltQW,
Sask.
Jan.
11:
iCPr
'
A
leisurely
smoke
was
too
great
a
rbdng-up
Jaffalr
for
'Constahle
'
Oeorge
Lowry
'of
this
southern
'-Sas-i
katchewan
town.
Shortly
-aTter
he
Hopped
into
"his
'oasy
chair
and
had
taken
a
few
puffs,
the
pipe
exploded,
scattering
tobacco,
ashes
and
pieces
of
pipe
around
him.
Someone
apparently
had
dropped
a
bullet
Into
his
tobacco
can.
Ontario
had
to
get
a
special
-act
of
the
federal
parliament
establishing
divorce
courts
in'
that
province.
Quebec
had
the
same
opportunity
but
definitely
refused
it.
In
SPORT
CHAT
m
.1
iYe
Inrrrocf
t
fl
C
J
watch
a
tennis
match
in
the
Unl-
'ICQ
Qlulco
iuii-M
jia
worth
Vine's
professional
"inaus-Li-oi"
nt
npw
York
four
vears
aw)
t-t
v
"
"
)Ut
last
nlcht.
He
was
no
match
for
HftW
mill
(lTindS
-41-year
old
Bill
Tildou
who
score-.U
v
if
-----
-
4hrr.o.cM
VlfM
nrV.
Ill
U
U4A6ilb
WI
:
1937,
Vines,
regarded
as
the
best
pro
in
the
world,
was
humbled
by
England's
Fred
Perry
in
the
latter'
pro
debut.
Knute
Hadeland
of
Starbuck,
where,
he
said,
temperance
proD
terns'
have
been
-solved
in
non-
controversial
manner
by
health
consciousness
and
enthusiasm
for
sports.
He
said
health
and
sports
factors
accomplished
what
both
prohibition
and
government
failed
to
do.
WINNER
IN
GOLF
PLAY
Jimmy
Thompson
Takes
$7500
Open
at
Los
Angeles
Yesterday
XOS
ANGELES,
Jan.
11:
(CP)
Jfmmv
Thomson
of
Shawnee
On
tlie
Delaware,
Pennsylvania,
won!
the
$7500
Los
Angeles
open
golf
tournament
yesterday
with
a
72-hole
total
of
273.
Second
was
Johnny
Revolts
of
Evanston,
Illinois,
with
277,
while
third
place
was
tied
between
Henry
Plcard
or
Herschy.
Pennsylvania,
and
Lawson
Little
of
San
Francisco.
Hockey
Standings
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Pacific
Coast
W
D
11
10
7
Up
to
1924
most
of
the
applica
tions
were
from
the
husband,
the
war
years
and
thereafter
provid
ing
many
soldier
cases.
Since
then
the
wives'
have
been
more
numerous
In
the
list
of
applicants,
the
percentage
now
being
over
72
percent.
There
has
been
an
increase
in
the
number
of
divorced
persons
"remarrying.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchan;ft
Block
PHONE
658
Tinn
iia
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nnr
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League
L
F
49
60
49
31
A
Pts
45
26
39
59
36
"'
.
.
'
."i
for
the
Rangers
and
Neil
Col-
for
use
in
the
manufacture
of
-divorce
act
was
assumed
'by
ieU!oti-e
intrn'timi
.,
i.
4.
v
i
v.i
i
-
,
up
of
'
to
Apply
to
lhm
9v
.fwrt.
.ntion
but
Pch,
doubtless,
has
its
good
JUe
put
tnem
one
up,
the
eci
matches
in
Japan,
K.
Sasa
of
Supreme
Court
of
British
Coltm,-
&nd
pnint?
or
it
wonin
not
succeed.
atmg
any
otlier
province,
The
British
North
America
Act
by
Section
91
conferred
on
Parlla'
men't
exclusive
legislature
aMth-ority
In
relation
to
marriage
and
divorce
but
by
Section
129'
all
laws
in
force
in
the
province
of
Quebec,
Nova
Scotia
and
New
Brunswick
were
continued.
By
Sec
tion
146
ihe
provisions
of
the
ict
"were
cxtr
ded
to
the
other
prov
inces
admitted
to
the
tmlpn.
As
tft
the
time
of
unlonj
drvorce
courts
:lsted
In
the
marltlmes
and
British
Columbia,
they
still
continued.
In
British
Columbia,
y
OTdin
ance
date
March
6,
1867,
Jurlsdlc
tory
but
adultery
and
non-consu-
rrtatlon
have
tieen
taken
as
the
general
grounds.
In
Prince
Edwavri
Island
and
New
Brunswick
consan
guinity
Is
added
while
In
Novfc
Scotia
it
is
possible
to
get
a
dl-,
vorce
for
cruelty.
Since
Confederation
only
3.9
percent
of
the
applications
for
dl
vorce
bills
have
been
rejected
bo-
cause
the
applicants
make
sure
of
definite
evidence
before
applying.
There
have
been
some
curious
cases
as
the
one
In
which
a
convict
with
a
long
term
ahead
of
h
m
in
the
nenltentlary
was
brought
from
prison
to
defen"
himself
against
the
divorce
application
of
his
wife
which,
however
was
successful.
Kobe,
.Japan,
"and
J.
Uyaka
of
bla
although
To
a
time
there
"Was
:
-oT
eBrmahCambTa.
ana
titS
Vancouver
are
visitors
tn
this
dis-
some
doubt
abotit
this.
In
I8l9
it
Et
of
Prince
inoo
laiand
in
trict.
They
arrived
t
the
-end
of
was
discovered
that
the
thw.e-Sai?
the.
week
from
Vancouver
anil
prairie
provinces
had
rights
to
set
.jjigh
'(marked
on
-chart).
aase
notice
that
r'rajiK
waterman
or.
Prtrice.
Rupert,
B,
C
occupation
Mlnei
lntenda
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
all
-of
a
con-ptcucrua
whit
Tock
85
feet
high
and
Ita
-torrouhdinea
(Rock
marked
oo
chart).
Commencing
tit
a
pAt
planted
an
e.
asy
took
200
Tee
8.
E
ol
N.
W
fact
Quebec
members
even
lOtJgnt
Corner
on
-Northeast
lde
thence
800
thn
PstnhTUTiniont
nf
tvio
Tinin.n
feeU
.Southeast:
thence
BOO
feet
aouth-
,
weat
thence
800
feet
Northwest;
thence
courts.
-800
feet
Northeant
1and
coatatnlng
If
The
so-called
"Rtat,utory"1.acre8'
mar
OT
,el-..
.
.
J
grounds
Tor
divorce
-are
not
statu-
Dated
October
Tim.
1
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
'Steamers
tave
Prince
Rupert
Tot
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.
S.S.
CAKDENA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
9:00
p.m.
Due
VaMcouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Sun.
Midnight
If
convenient
pleaitt
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding'
Reservations
and
Tlcketa
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
FOR
KENT
MODERN
flat
with
pantry
porch.
Harbor
view.
Jos.
Garon,
1203
2nd
Avenue
West.
9
NEWLY
decorated
rial
for
rent,
Angus
-Aits,
'121
WORK
WANTED
WOMAN
Desires
work,
waitress,
hotel
work,
housekeeping.
Phor.e
945
or
Box
HQ,
Dally
News.
8)
FOR
SALE
KITCHEN
Oil
Burner.
Chean.
Phone
Green
893.
I8
WANTED
HIGH'
School
girl
wishes
home
in
exchange
for
light
services.
Apply
Daily
News.
7
I..M
Al'l
StiiUt
of
intrnnon
ro
Apply
Iji
ml
In
Prince
Rupert
ImiA
Rwraing
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
flti.-ate
on
2aya
Uliuid
on
tlx
K,
VI.
polut
on
west
Wc
of
Ztya
on
a
rf
ol'
vumzazu
Point.
Take
n&UCe
that
frank
Waterman
of
Prince
Rujxrt,
B.
C
occupation
Mlw
iivtnrfii
to
imolv
for'
a
lise
of
th:
foi-
lowlnj?
flfscMbwl
rands:
11
Of
the
ret
off
Aramzazu
Point.
Commencing
at
a
poet
pianiea
or
the
hlfrh
'p-ay
point
on
the
Bomtn
Side
of
the
reaf
thenoe
1800
feet
.
.
.
.i
km
r.jtt
Nnru.w
thence
1800
Teet
Southwerit.
tnen.
1500
Teet
SouthooM
and
coextatrilng
S5
acres,
more
or
lesa
FRANK
WATERMAN
Dated
October
4,
1937.
iv
ttii:
m
k'm
v.
roi
uT
or
imniii
Oi
l
MIUA
In
Die
Mailer
iif
Hie
"AdmliiMrntlon
Ael"
nml
In
Hie
Mailer
of
the
tlale
of
I'hlllp
4:imei
Leonard
lerearrtliif
relate
.TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Wder
of
HU
Honor.
W.
E.
Ptoher.
the
22nd
day
ol
December.
A
D.
1037.
I
wm
appointed
artmimrifutor
of
tlv
sut
of
PhlU?
Jamea
Leonard,
d4e&Hed,
-iKl
all
par
tlea
having
clalhu
r.paJhu
the
nald
n-fate
are
hert-by
required
Xo
TurnK-
Kune.
property
-verMletl,
o
me
on
r'
before
the
22nd
day
of
Janiary,
A.
"D.
1038,
and
all
parties
Indebted
To
Qi
ents-te"
are
required
to
pay
the
amoun'
of
thlr
lndftblednefis
'.
me
.forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT'
Official)
Administrator
Ptlnoe
Rujert
b.
C
Dnted
thin
22nd
day
or
December,
A.
D.
1937.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j
ZarelT.
ProDrltor
A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME"
,
Kate
$1.00
up
o
rtooms
Hot
&
Celd
Water
Prince
Kuport,
B..C.
Phone
Zii
P.O.
Box
XS
COAL
TO
Pl.KASP.
KVF.IIYHODY
Satisfaction
auaranel
I'aiiHins
KiIximi
Albrrta
'dial
Bdlkley
Valley
Tottl
Vaneoirver
Ivland
Coal
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Company
PTfOKE!
88
and
858
Hyde
Transfer
WOOD
j
COAL
TRANSFER
Phone
580
315
SECOND
AVE.