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J
iUt.
EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Clrculationi
LOOK
FOR
DARK
HORSE
In
connection
with
the
IparWshi
Tuesday,
March
29,
1938
pect
of
becoming
more
than
a
town,
until
competing
railway
lines
were
built
across
the
prairies.
It
became
a
citv
when
and
because
its
dosI-
a
radiating
point
for
branch
lines."
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noil,
me
mua
ana
oust
trail
60
or
70
"-"yen
iviuwrs
n
r
J.
Mamon.
llltrnt
Hon.
Arfhuv.
Moi
McRae,
Hon.
W.
D.
Herridge,
M.
A.
McPherson,
Hon.
J.
hart
Lawson.
Hon.
W.
F,
limvo
nnri
rionfr.K,
DouhtlP
"
T
t
,1
tne
cost
1
ot
putting
it
,1
on
...
their
.......
cars.
'ON-HA
OWR
TJr,
No;
o
2
f
hpv
n
-p
n
1
eoodmen
u
but
Vu
.
wlr
a!
they
have
not
yet
When
Edmonton
was
a
Jerkwater
BlolSlcal
Station
snown
W
that
rhpv
u
hnvp
f
ho
nKilifir
f
i
i.j-.-i
.
.....
.
.
..
...
As
pointed
out
by
one
journalist,
people
are
now
en,
gaged
r
in
showing
why
.
"
neither
:
of
the
-..w
eight
possesses
wucovocvn
the
111c
T
QrtnOO
Mi
rnKnlif;
L
-
TT
.
1
-
I
'
.
u
i
t
liUlUllll-uuons-
nerruige
may
possibly
havethemithere
was
a
Laurier
with
a
keen
vis-but
he
is
practically
untried
in
the
hard
field
of
practical
,on
for
the
future-
But
how
dlffer
politics
and
there
is
doubt
if
the
money
bacs
would
loosen
en
ln,OUu
great
Northland?
We
necessary
m
all
elections
and
especially
in
Dominion
elec-capital
m
her
early
days,
but
we
iS2s
wllere
the
constituencies
are
large,
transportation
nave
an
emDire
wltn
space
that
difficult
and
the
cost
of
meeting
places
high
A
thousand
would
absorb
tne
maritime
provin-dollars
does
not
go
far
at
election
time
even
in
?un:C(1
we
have
resources
that
would
riflinc
whpn
nnvimrfm.nnm,nt
V
?
blJfieniPUt
the
maritimes
to
shame.
We
LI
V
1
t
,rtjri"K
toiiuimiec
room
rent
railway
and
1
have
an
ocean
port
that
is
equal
to
steamboat
fares,
boat
hire,
hall
rent,
advertising
meetings
'either
st.
John
or
Halifax,
we
and
the
hundred
and
one
other
expenses
coincident
with
i
haye
80'000
peoi)le
that
are
as
much
u
wttiuijuigir.
vvnne
speakers
are
not
paid
their
""J"11"
arouna
eim-
travelling
and
hotel
?LE?,Tt,n.r
an?'
by
aU
expenses
are
supposed
"
to
be
covered
i':"-
he
laws
of
the
"d
of
In
View
of
this
thp
npnnln
w,n
nf
fl,
.
nature.
e
,
ii'
""
i'v-
uX7
mc
iuuuc
iui.
ujuseinave
a
Just
right
to
our
through
expenses
must
approve
the
candidate..
Thnf
mnr
Vio
n
1
trunk
llnp
snph
oe
Mmnntnn
-
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fc
.
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.
v.
r
j
t
!
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nun
.
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tnv
dhnnomn
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1
11
11
iir-
t
utiiaiui
ivicxviie
us
it
unaouDieoiy
was
one
reason
for
choosing.Mr.
Bennett.
,
:
In
looking
over
the
list
for
a
second
time,
-it
-seems
as
if
there
are
outstanding
men
who.
are
missing
from
it
who
may
yet
be
the
choice
of
the
party
when
the
time
comes.
Anglo-Saxons
and
others
in
the
Dominion
just
as
did
the
choice
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago
The
entry
of
Duplessis
at
this
time
might
be
opportune
for
the
Conservatives
in
view
of
the
reported
possible
retirement
of.
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe,
Hon.
P.
J.
A.
Cardin
and
Hdn.
Fernand
Rinfret
from
political
life
with
the
consequent
weakening
of
the
Quebec
support
for
the
pres.
ent
government.
nas.
we
nave
a
rieht
ii.
.
to
our
through
trains
meeting
the
ocean
liners
from
Asia
at
our
port
of
Prince'
Rupert.
"'
But
it
all,
yes
all
that
it
means,
is
tied
up
yes,
locked
up,
by
that
very
At
a
rather
wild
guess
Premier
Maurice
Duplessis
of
rallway
combine
that
the
editor
of
I
-
OY.MNAST
TEAM
LEAVES
Consisting
of
Harry
Oordon-
I
Cooper,
director:
Bertie
O'Neill.
If
1,0
accepted
it
mtaht
settle
for
a
time
at
.east,
g'SSLfSt
SK5
estlessness
ot
Quebec
and
tend
to
show
.
the
world
that
v
w
'I
VII
v.
t,ui
j
bliclb
McLean,
the
team
which
wui
rep-
the
French
nonulation
is
lnnlpfl
nnnn
wi'tV
resent
mnce
Rupert
at
the
provincial
Inter-centre
gymnastic
competition
and
mass
display1
at
Van
couver
sailed
yesterday
afternoon!
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver.
During
the
absence
of
the
team
in
Vancouver,
the
local
rec
reatlon
centre
will
be
closed.
The
Dally
New
has
an
audited
:Irculatlon.
Play
safe!
The
Letter
Box
MEN
RAILWAY
COMBINES
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
third
paragraph
of
a
leading
article
in
Edmonton
Bulletin
of
March
17
reads
thus:
1
'Railway
Teams
GRADS
IN
"Edmonton
had
lone
and
con
SPORT
CHAT
Is
Real
Value
blessings'
vlnclng
experience
of
the
mm
r)
1
of
a
railway
monopoly.
It
was
no
JYjggJ
JjQWlS
EASY
Here
Men's
Work
Boots
in
Bolivian
Calf
and
Mennonite
Calf.
Guaranteed
Solid
Throughout.
With
leather
or
Panco
soles,
Greb
make
$95
,
Family
shoe
store
ltD
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Two
(lames
to
One
Commercial
league
miles
bv
oxen
and
horses
from
the
C.N.RA,
No.
1
20
Three
Cheeks,
or
from
whence
it
North
Star...
16
came,
or
how
It
was
handled,
or
uyro
oiub.
16
--j
uuuiiji
k.u
ciimuae
me
eiecLUiaie,f
lowlls
on
me
oanits
01
me
aasKat-(
an
ability
u'v
that
IS
neceSSarv
if
thp
nlrl
nprtv
io
fn
ichewan.
thoutrh
in
her
infant
veari
14
13
12
14
22
23
lu
tion
changed
from
that
of
a
jump-'
"
The
two
Canadian
National
Rec
i.ff
.,!,,.
h
r
o
c.,k
rea0on
Association
Commercial
line
to
that
of
a
divisional
point
League
bowling
teams
tried
outcon-
on
a
transcontinental
system
and
,r
elusions
in
one
01
last
uigni
s
ixy-
209
137
137
140
13G
136
822
147
100
114
11.5
147
52
675
11
14
15
19:
17
17
25
17
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j.i
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ku
it",
-
1
turned
Llll'IIPfl
to
rn
nnmav
power.
she
hart
a
nrnsrwt
an
thpro
a-cic
ol
The
leaifup.
stnnrtlno's
t.vHoyi.
:
"
I
wksv
mi
a-
-1
.-
M(itAu
wir.
ua
iaj..
Grand
Trunk
n
rannrtlnn
Mnrthnml
-there
was
a
Charles
Melvin
Hayes
StL
'
r
"
"
It
aim
and
a
a
McKenzie
mcicuzic
and
una
Mann.
Xvlann.
Yps
"!
"'"
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-...v
lilt
tdAi
il
Moose
13
16
171
KG
146
751
101
121
131
148
141
52
700
Steamship
Sailings
20
16
24
22
14
13
Tjiurs.-s.
pr.
RuDert
8
n
m
might
carry
at
.east
half
of
QuebeTaVovFn
AlK,iZ
been
Liberal
for
many
years.
He
is
a
good
fighter
and
''woreaorana
Trunk,
no
cn.,
nctMi"
StflnrlS
rifrhf
with
fVia
mimnvc
nf
f
V,
n
1
.
adlan
Nnrthprn
V
rlnht
,i!
,..
"
'
'
m.,ii
HIV
UHlltliJ
Ul
111C
lllUIlCy
UUliO.
VVnilCl
-
""I
uu
"UI
'
tans
he
has
been
flirting
with
the
amateur
Fascists
of
Quebec,
and
has
fought
Communism,
that
may
not
injure
him
seriously.
Quebec
might
give
him
good
support
and
so
might
the
maritime
provinces.
As
a
man
who
is
in
close
league
with
Premier
Hepburn
of
Ontario,
he
might
possibly
get
the
support
of
at
least
a
percentage
of
the
Hepburn
following.
In
the
west
where
people
seem
to
be
getting
rather
tired
of
the
Communistic
tendencies,
M.
Duplessis
might
find
himself
much
stronger
than
some
think.
As
we
have
often
remarked,
people
like
a
good
fighter.
Under
these
circumstances
we
should
not
be
at
all
surprised
if
efforts
were
made
to
induce
Mauri
Dnnlpssis
tn
ontoi.
fim
tA.
--
Vliv.
CW
oral
field
as
leader
of
a
new
federal
.
.
Conservative
party,
we
realize
that,
then
l
nn
rViorioe
.
.....
..v
-u,
iiiiua.
rr.
ttupert
11:15
p.m.
Hayes,
no
McKenzie
and
Mann.
Friday-ss,
Pr.
Adelaide
10
nm
Over
and
above
all
of
this,
there
From
Ocean
Faljw
'
Is
no
politician
with
the
vision'
of
Wed-ss,
Pr.
Rupert
10
30
a
m
a
Laurier
to
go
ahead
and
develop
Friday-ss,
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pm!
such
an
empire
as
we
possess.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m,
PAGE
HIDEOUT,
j
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Chairman
of
the
Peace
'
APr11
&
an3
22-
Rlver
and
Prince
Rupert
Railway
Committee.
The
coining
basketball
series
'fur
I
hp
Nnrthprn
Rrltlsh
(iihimbin
'title
is
quite
a
natural.
Several
of
I
the
Premier
stars
are
former
local
boys
who
learned
their
game
down
here
and
that
fact
should
make
this
series
a
very
interesting
one.
The
local
team
suffered
a
set-brck
l.jast
last
week
week
when
when
it
it
lost
lost
Its
its
star
star
iwprp
1
-
-
.
.
.
over
to
Sir
Edward
Beatty
and
a
-?
.b
;so
lar
as
railway
development
was
iows;
j
concerned
for
time
and
eternity.
cnrj
No
1
.ns
sure
us
me
sun
rises
ana
sets
'there
is
no
evidence
forthcoming
as
M.
Irving
135
the
years
pass
into
decades
that
Rutter
123
would
indicate
that
that
combine
Laurie
130
hrnnohh
!ntn
hplnfr
fnr
thp
Ftanklvn
142
.
o---
...
0
-
speedy
development
of
this
great
West
124
I
Northland
which
is
now
tied
up
Handicap
124
;
with
a
little
Jerkwater
railway
that
Ttal
714
can't,
put
down
a
siding
or
set
up
a
CNR.A
No
2
1
water
tank
without
the
consent
of
Sir
Edward
Beatty.
As
the
years
Bond
Z,
143
pass
into
history,
it
becomes
more
Blake
105
and
more
apparent
that
the
only
Glass
155
interest
that
his
gigantic
combine
Waldorf
114
has
in
our
Peace
River
empire
Is
to
Pau'
1G3
have
our
stock
and
wheat
trains
Handicap
52
turned
over
to
them
at
Edmonton
Ttal
732
for
iur
the
tne
long
long
haul
naui
01
of
those
trains
VA
W1U
vcitivc
1
ti
i.
1
,
run
r
11
in
j
r
ra
ui
1
1
-.n
l-
,
i
.
,
...
.
.
,
v
IV
1
1
i!
I'eoiJje
wno
are
interested
to
over
tneir
main
lines.
It
u
or
no
to
date
k
as
follows:
:
iuurw
lui
tut:
ucti
K
nurse.
11
is
quite
possible
that
the
lisHconcemioinem
wnemer
mat
grain
Of
eiffht
names
alrearlv
nmminontlu
mt.'n,!
;
iil
Us
scowed
300
miles
up
the
river
tZ
I
I
trucked
80
or
100
miles
out
of
the
Printers
24
desnatches
'
Press
mav
wt
nn
Pnn
n!n
t
y
the
"
5n
f
J
niS
t
n
??
C
inta
lml)ortant
name.
Battle
River
country,
dragged
over
Electrical
Workers
.22
mai
premier
now
nas.
"When
a
so-called
snort
is
noth
ing
more
than
a
burlesoue.
with
nil
i
m
kinds
of
tactics
which
incite
the
102
ccj"'b3
"i
me
pudiic
11
can
no
luiigL-r
ue
auowca
in
mat
lorm,
said
Colonel
de
Villlers.
Union
of
South
Africa
Commissioner
of
PoM
ice,
commenting
on
the
decision
by
j
the
South
African
authorities
not.
Rclnh
S.
Grant,
former
Cambridge
University
Double-Blue,
has
been
asked
to
captain
the
Britbh
West
Indies
cricket
team
that
will
tour
England
next
year.
Rolnh
!
played
in
two
Intercollegiate
crick-
For
Vancouver-
ct
series
and
represented
the
West
Tuesday-Catala
1:30
p.m.'
Indies
awalnst
(he
Marylebonr
Thurs-s?,
Pr.
nqper,t
11:15.
p.m.
Cricket
Club
side
captained
by
H
Friday
-ss.
Cardena
9
p.m.
F.
S.
Wy.ilt
that
toured
the
cc'-
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
mnm
onies
in
inr
Tr.iio
1
Ma.rch:28,ss,
Prin.
Louise
5:30
p.m.
captained
four
West
Indie.
Prom.
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p.m.
Wed-ss,
Pr.
Rupert
10:30
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr,.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Ss,
Cardena
p.m.
April
3,
14
and
24
ss;
Prin
Norah
a.m.
For
Anyo.t
and,
Stewarts-Sunday
Bs.
Catala
.......
:.,8
pjn.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
p.m.
From,
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
...11:30
a.m
eiuns.
-me
west
Indies
Board
of
cricket
Control
decided
afco
to
iiold
two
trial
matches
in
Trinl
dad
after
the
intercolonial
tournament
In
Barbados
in
January
1020.
The
West
Indies
eleven
would
arrive
in
England
early
in
May
and
play
35
matches
before
returning
home
in
September
Three
of
the
fixtures
would
be
lest
matches.
s.s.
Prince
John
10:30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
April
6
and
20
s.s.
Prince
.John
For
Alaska
April
3,
13
and
24-Princess
Norah
'
From
Alaska
March
Princess
a.m
a.m
p.m.
1
1
1
wte.
1
m
r
v
rm
m
v
1
1
1
J5r
K
1
UN
I
I1KJI
ATin
I
WIN,
........
v..
-.
against
Premier's
fast
young
team'
Had
No
Difficulty
Disposing
Victoria
(iauiers
111
inu-r-provincial
llasketuall
night
by
a
similarly
large
score
80
80
ta
to
34.
34.
J
was
iiign
average
scurer
wnn
nu,
Morean
and
betwppn
thp!P
twn
..
.
.
an
and
beUee
these
and
formed
Beatty
our
government
twoj
The
second
hedyileA
fixture
of
iStr'SSS
onTn't
n!
Wo-?
Z'tSTl
Moil
Mail
bchedul
arll
tZ
ent,
our
fate
was
apparently.
sealed
individual
l,.
.
h-H
i.n
nj
'-
','
(From
Vancouvrr
Villlers
said
It
was
probable
that
there
would
be
legislation
to
sub-
Ject
wrestling
to
the
same
legal
control
as
now
applied
to
boxinc
"We
are
now
of
the
opinion
that
the
SO-Cftllpri
flints
nf
ho
The
Commercial
League
standing
sional
wrestlers
who
are
at
present
.in
me
country
arp-
not
bpna
fide,"
Wen
Lost
PbrSff'
l.hf
maln
rcasons
uluiiiu
me
uccision
01
me
authorities
not
to
renew
the
Hermits
granted
to
the
Americans
miij
oiuiu.i
una
Aoe
Morrus,
w.i'
because
of
the
effect
on
the
crowd
iiivil
111
"
wrestling.
Many
of
the
spectator.--
'
became
so
partisan
and
overheat-.
13
ed
at
wrestling
matches
they
lo.jrl
their
self-control
and
missiles
such
as
pennies,
ice-cream
bricks,
over
j
ripe
fruit,
cigarette
cartons
and
match
boxes
are
thrown
into
the
rin.-j.
Ofi
EDMONTON,
March
20:
ICP
-Edmonton
Commercial
Grads
mad,
it
two
straight
last
night
ove
Victoria
Gainers
to
win
the
inter-provincial
provincial
senior
senior
women's
women's
basket
basket-
ular
leaeue
xtureS
'with
No.
I
Mav
we
draw
the
attention
of
our
Edmonton
friends
to
the
fact
that
trundlmK
squad
coming
up
irom!3uard,
Douglas
Stalker,
who
had
ball
championship
playdowns
and
.
hphinrl
offer
Inslntr
flip
first
film"
n,
.ir-,....
i
i.
ui.
orlvonoo
In
Iia
mnmpn's
f!nnnHl.ir
this
Northern
Empire
is
now
and
f
:
,
.r
.
0
"
,.
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awni-
-
"
7
7
lo
take
the
two
remamin&
final.
The
78
to
10,
!
has
been-ln
the
position
described
nes;at
a
practice.
But
manager
Bud
1
hoop
score
was
for
a'
tw
game
to
one
vlctnry-.
Barrie
has
some
real
promising
the
British
Columbia
team
never'
by
th
above
paragraph
for
twenty-
five
years
and
when
John
Brownlee
T
S'V",
TJ?
iofV"
P
from,
and
has
having
a
chance
The
Grads
hud
unLA
!..
,.k.v,
CXIUi.
No.
2
out
of
the
cellar,
.several
nromisine
voune
Dlavers
to
won
the
first
game
of
the
best
leaving
Biological
Station
there.
two
out
ofthree
series
Saturday
,i,ot.,
in
kpv
1
r
inie
mZ
Mnfthr-nn),i
rgnrLn
1
minLrv
dn3p
1
baCk
-
at
-
t.""'
guard.
Sonny
Stiles
is,
For
ine
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
5
p.m
From
the
Fast-Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
11:00
p.m.
For
Vancouver
Tuesdaj
12:30
noon
Thursday
10:15
p.m.
Friday
8
p.m.
March
28
4:30
p.m.
Sunday
4
p.m
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
Friday
4
p.m.
April
3,
14
and
24
a.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
7
p.m
Wednesday
3
p.m.
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Tuesday
11:30
a.ra
i
Thursday
8
p.m.
For
Naas
Kiver
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
7
pjn.
From
Naas
Itlver
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
a.m,
SOUTH!
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
Every
THURSDAY,
11:15
P.M.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
tl
A
S3
IF
IE
0
"""
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Pontlac
Sedan,
Radio
heater,
excellent
condition,
Phoiu
842
after
5:30.
(73,
FOR
SALE
Modern
6
room
house,
Apply
630
Taylor
Street.
(77
1
ROOMINO
HOUSE
28
rooms
completely
furnished
in
1,
2
and
3
room
suites,
fully
occupied.
Earning
25
on
Investment.
5
blocks
from
new
post
office.
For
price
and
terms
see
T.
McClymont.
74i
FOR
SALE
4
roomed
house
4th
Ave.
W.
Furnished.
$850
Cash
Unfurnished,
$750
Cash.
6
roomed
house
7th
Avi
w
kh
Cash,
$1,000
terms.
7
roomed
house
4th
Ave.
W.
M.
M.
Stephens,
432
5th
Ave.
W
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
4
roomed
house
furnished,
4th
Ave.
W.
M.
M.
Stcph
ens,
432
5th
Ave
W
(75)
PERSONAL
f
MENI
To
get
vlgoi,
vitality,
try
raw
oyster
invigorators
and
other
stimulants
In
New
OSTREX
Tonic
Tablets,
Tone
up
worn,
exhausted,
weakened
system.
II
not
delighted
with
results,
maker
refunds
price,
$1.25.
You
risk
nothing,
So'd
by
all
good
drug
stores.
(tfl
RKX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exrhani
mMi
FHONK
CM
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
SI
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
K.
BLACK
!
HYDE
1
1
Transfer
315
SECOND
AYR
IN
SUMMER
HI
KX
Dry
Wooi
KK
H
JACKPINE
CEDAR
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Ph
one
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brasell
N.
M.
BrastB
"GOVEIIXMENT
LIQTOtt
ACT
(Section
28)
.
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Notlff
of
Application
for
Connt
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of
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NOTICE
U
hereby
given
that
on
w
a.v.h
-io
rv
urofvi
nixt
the
w'
tlgned
intevOa
to
apply
to
of
ber
lloence
No.
4374,
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known
j
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on
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ibik
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unburn
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ri
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r
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Registration
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th
"f"
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of
British
Columbia,
from
MHwa
Don
Caswell
ito
spruce
ni.
LlnUted,
of
Spruce
Crw.
Brltisn
DotJ
this
18th
day
of
r'
ions.
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-ninrTr
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and
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r
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rot
it
r
of
i
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the
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of
tlif
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tn.
tliV
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nf
flir
r.slf
01
Archie,
inthiwu
,
8J
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
o".
.
illl
Honor,
W,
E
FlsJier,
niatte
"
r
xiiiitd
AiltnlnJtmtor
of
we
Diiniel
Arohle,
deceawxl,
and
"
havuis
clfllnia
agaliiHt
the
are
'
liereJj
mjUred
to
furni
properly
verlflod,
to
me
on
"
the
10th
dny
of
April.
A.
D.
;
nil
parties
UuleJlcl
-to
tiie
"
"
rniulred
to
xvy
Umj
lndeltrtncKH
to
nie
forthw
h
0,
DATED
this
Jsth
day
W
1038.
.
NORMAN
A,
WAU,
Wince.
rW,!rt
and
district
with
au
ove
In
the
Dally
New