I
lne
Wolve
geern
to
have
wanted
i
7
iu
piay
a
a
bit
roueri.
o
the!
jliouida
Prfrtfc
tluptrt
Dad?
Jlctosr
Thursday,
February
24,
1949
couldn't
expect
anythini
else
OFFICERS
OF
BURNS
CLU8
except
to
be
surrounded
h.
o
lot
of
able
dealeri
who
special
'
'
-
V'
-
t
:
-
f
,
.
i
i
"4
A
Home
...
i,.r
Sudbury
ise
in
digging
up
the
nine
of
hearts
irom
any
part
of
th
of
rules
at
Canada'
expense-was
to
be
expected
and
the
yap-pnig
at
referees
feU
you
nowhere."
Listen
to
Stan
(Edmonton
Bulletin
Moher:
"8trange
rules
or
no.
there
must
be
upwards
of
two
dozen
teams
in
Canada
capable
of
making
a
runaway
of
the
Stockholm
entry
.
.
.
one
of
them
should
be
doing
that
very
thing
.instead
ol
leaving
It
up
to
an
aaaresatlon
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
pack."
feob
(Calgary
Herald
Mam-
Ini:
"Fortnnntnlu
r
rv....
ed,"
stays
in
place
much
better.
and
will
outwear
other
materials.
Remnants
of
linoleum-
caui
be
bought
at
fairly
reasonable
prices.
'
4
Q.
How
can
I
eive
gl.issvai
pe
a
brilliant
lu.sti
i
'
'.
A.
By
adding
vinegar
to
the;
last;
rinsing
water.
-
.
f
.
,
.
h
Q.
If
a
young
man
U
ei;-gaged
to
be
married,
should
he
I
ley,
buninesc
mahager
of
the
C.
jjt
Stockholm
t
vv'tieatley
L
siafl
Writer
1
jThose
Sud-L
went
to
Swed-I
'.,
international
fl'1
.
a
n
li
a
.11.
a.,
told
m
iWolven
to
resent
it
if
the
girls
father!
asks
him
questions
pertaining
I
i
keep
going
(in
the
tourney).
But
that
obviously
has
just
gone
unfortunately
he
sympathised
rnnce
Kupert
8
newly
or-;
ganizen
Burns
Club
will
seek
!
affilition
with
the
Burns
Fed-
j
eration,
which
has
its
head-
quarters
In
Scotland,
a
meeting
i
of
the
club
in
the
Civic
Centre
;
decided
Monday
evening.
The
meeting
elected
officers
for
the
coming
year.
1
Honorary
President,
C.
H.
Ormc.
President,
J.
A
Frew.
(
Vice-President,
Robert
Cameron.
!
Secretary,
J.
S.
Irvine.
Treasurer,
Alex
Haig.
1
who
wno
along
ior
tpe
nne
ana
wun
me
Budbury
team.
The
can
blame
the
boys?"
(Canadians
had
a
period
and
a
p
the
storm
ed,
0f
ructions
NOTICE
Daily
News
wishes!
tn
Tlie
fulk.'.
ion
of
sports
s
aiul
comment
.
:1
.
lni-n
f.O
draw
attention
to
the
ru!"
that
classified
and
transien;
advertLsing
Is
payable
in
ad
vance
at
the
offiep
at
Urn"
of
presenting
copy
for
adve:
s
Using.
Those
desiring
to
ad
vertLse
in
this
manner
in
tt.f
Ralph
(Toronto
Telegrarrw
naIf
t0
et
back
a
goal
that
was
Allen:
"Experience
of
other
batted
In
and
couldn't
make
It.
j
Canadian
teams
should
have
!
!Whv
Name
the
officiating?
taugh
that
"to
foreign
referees
'
"Wn,n
coaches
lose
a
game
or
the
foreign
teams
the
rules
ln
Canada
they
can
howl
Just
of
hockey
no
longer
mean
what
as
Jouu
""d
probably
a
bit
long-they
seem
to
mean."
Icr
ubnut
the
officiating.
When
Our
boys
moke
a
friendly
lhal
haPrens,
the
refereetng
of
grab
for
an
opponent's
elbow
Tlbct
or
Timbuktu
is
far
sup-or
whack
some
rival
Into
the
erior
t0
the
Canadian
brand,
boards
ond
zingol
Borne
ignor-
Tne
Wo'ves
would
have
done
ont
Hunyuck
blows
the
whistle
ve'yin
a
favor
by
remaining
on
them.-
And
the
maddening
Bl
nome
ttno
eomluli.lng
about
ill)
DIM"
b
this:
J
siiuulcUi
stayed
I
t
was
nuts
to
to
his
financial
affairs,
business
position,
and
health.
A.
No;
the
faiher
has
a
perfect
right
to
be
concerned
about
everything
that
might
affect
the
happinness
of
his
duugn-ter.
Q
Who
should
give
the
older
to
the
waiter,
win
n
a
woman
Is
entertainiiiH
aw.l.n;
r
woman
at
a
luncheon
or
dinner
in
a
restaurant?
A.
The
hostess
usually
fclve.
tlie
order
for
both.
Q.
Would
it
be
all
right
I",
a
child's
mother
to
write
trie
invitations
to
his
party?
A.
Yes,
unless
the
child
L
!
old
enough
to
write
the
in
vita-'
Hons
himself
It
would
be
nic"
to
have
him
write
them
if
In
E
x
e
c
ii
1
1
v
e
George
Abbot
t,
James
Nic.oll,
Robert
McKay,
William
Barton,
John
Davidson,
Graham
Alexander',
J.
Andrews.
A
report
of
the
Burns
night
banquet
in
January
showed
that
it
was
a
highly
successful
affair.
The
executive
was
instructed
to
arrange
for
further
suci;u
Daily
News
are
asked
m
interpretation
assist
the
rffiee
and
respec'
it
this
rule
by
refraining
from
referees.'
telephoning
classified
adver
tislns.
Tom
(Calfiury
A
I
be
r
tant
Moore:
"Fiiniituri
Interpretation
of
r
tilts
Is
still
no
excuse
Ills
TO
BLUE
I
846
St.
John's
Brigade
i
i
!ur
Wolves
belli
poor
sports
and
even
poorer
ambassadors
of
not!
will.
i
FOR
I
;
Being
Formed
Here
!
thins
is
that
when
they
try
to
explain
the
damn
furrlner's
error
to
him
all
he
does
Is
whip
out
the
rule
book
and
show
i
Ik
in
what
It
says
on
page
13."
WHY,
OH
WHY?
Has
(Montreal
Bturi
O'Meara:
"We
don't
know
why
the
Wolves
wcic
let
kiOi:
in
this
tourney
anyway.
Some
of
the
partisans
of
the
countries
involved
would
o
all
out
to
beat
the
Canucks
!
by
any
means
at
all.
Besides.
RECOGNIZE
HIM?
Sure,
It's
Aurel
Joliot.
one
of
professional
hockey
s
all-time
greats
who.
name
is
inscribed
in
the
Hockey
Hall
of
Fame
at
Klneston.
Ont.
Aurel,
information
clerk
at
Ottawa's
Union
Btatlon,
will
talk
about
present
day
hockey
which
he
thinks
is
poor
and
tell
you
the
time
of
clay,
berth
rates
and
train
times.
Here
he
is
peeking
out
of
his
little
station
office.
Workmen
"Iiov.kvi
r,
you
can
put
the
i
real
blame
on
Lite
duomU-u
of
the
C.A.H.A.
for
Us
choice
of
a;
team
and
failure
to
give
ade-:
finale
.supervision
ol
the
trip
to
Europe."
ti:vi
r
ONLY
MICH
&
Heating
HOW
CAN
111
V
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
goo.
shelf
covering?
A.
Use
strips
of
linoleum
for
this
purpose.
It
is
ea.iily
clean-
ih;tvi:i:n
the
kaskets
(Continued
rrom
pa;?e
C
Pioneer
Dryhack
t
oats
$8.25
Pioneer
Drybatk
Pants
S6.U5
So
that
the
many
u,uaiiied
first
aiders
In
Prince
Rupert,
who
have
received
their
in-1
sUueiion
in
successive
classes
held
during
recent
years,
may
i
'
become
parts
of
a
eo-ordinalect
organization
and
arrangement:,
made
for
them
to
keep
up
prac-:
tical
activities,
a
St.
John'
Ambulance
Brigade
is
to
be
or-
1
ganized
in
Prince
Rute;t
under
the
aegis
of
the
local
A.ssj-ciation.
A
meeting
is
being
lieu',
tonight
for
the
purpose
ol
sucii
organization.
Sport
Shots
NESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
Dink
(Montreal
Gazette)
Car
roll:
"All
that
animosity
the
Sudbury
Wolves
are
encounter
In;?
in
Sweden
stems
from
one
small
ilem:
bodyehecking
Is
a
part
of
the
game
as
it
Is
played
in
Canada,
but
It
isn't
regarded
with
favor
in
Europe."
Khaki
C
overalls
Sr..l.r
Denim
Pants,
8-oz
$3.50
Denim
Pants,
9-oz.
.;
$3.75
Drnini
(
overalls,
8-nz.
$5.10
Denim
Kill
(overalls
.
$4.)i5
NOW
AVAILABLE
Fashion
F.
.;.!'.'
:;r
rutU
"
Interim-la
2,
John
IIa-H'mh
1,
Jo:-Haugan
12,
Gill
10,
'loni',,
James
2,
Arntsen.
41.
Ladies'
Dom
Hamilto'i
2.
Tliain
2,
Greenwootl,
Jordan.
Husoy
2,
Husoy
3,
Klldal
2,
Youngman.
fieuim
Smocks
$4.85
Hlue
a.'
.1
White
lioiler
maker
nUYDCJKS
and
McLEAN
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
Coveralls
UM
DEATH
OF
LOCAL
I
FLORISTS
rhird
Avenue
V
SERVICE
GREEN
7P,7
in-
Ru
rt,
B.
C
DECOrtATlNO
I
The
late
Sir
Malcolm
Camp-!
bell
streaked
across
Daytona
Beach
sands
at
a
272.108-mile-ihn-hour
clip
for
a
new
world's
automobile
speed
mark
18
years
'
ago.
He
eclipsed
the
300-mai
k
;
'
In
1035
and
his
record
held
until
November,
1937,
when
Capt.
George
Eyston
rifled
his
racing
monster
"Thunderbolt"
over
the
Compiled
MAN
IS
RECORDEP
Khaki
Pants
Group
l.
$450
Khaki
P:
s
-Group
2L180
Painters'
Overalls
Jt.5
".a
.4
l
Income
Tax
Returns
Steelbilt
Pants
.75
Bcsner
Block
1
'PHONE
WNl'
Peopje's-
Houe
2,
Budinich
3,
Dumas
2,
Hill,
Krecsy,
Setlgwick.
-11.
Junior
'-
Rupert
Hotel
Markl
2,
Jordan
6,
Becker,
W.
Ktaccy
3,
Mor-
The
following
if
from
the
Alaska
Weekly,
puHiKiu-d
lit
Seattle:
"Word
was
received
from
HANGING
Room
31
Moleskin
Pants
$5,!I5
Heavy
Humphry
'.'
PA1NTINO
Fishermen's
Pants
$ll
!)5
measured
mile
at
Bonneville
Bull
Flats,
Utah,
ut
an
average
Mother"
Sun
ford
in
Run
Fran
,'iHMKU
Diouble
Diamond
Fa
ills
$."v4.ri
MATTRON'S
UPHOIi?TERINO
'
Cisco
-
of
U
death
of
Jules
speed
of
31
1.42
miles
an
hour..
jrUon
3,
B.
McFarlane
2,
E.
Sta-
AIR
1'ASSh.NtilLRS
To
Vancouver
(today)
J.
6
Wilson,
G.
L.
Rorie,
A.
R.
Hei
anger,
R.
Richardson.
To
Sandspit
(today
I
C.
Callow,
O.
Callow.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday!
J.
W.
Wiley,
A.
Hill,
J
Denning,
Mrs.
J.
biack.
From
Sandxpit
(
Wednesday
i
-
Miss
E.
Mathers,
Mr.
McPhall
,
To
Vancouver
H.
K.
Caldwell
C.
R.
Zoellner,
W.
II.
Rullierlani.
To
Sand.spil
Mt.
und
Mrs.
.Edgar,
H.
Ormbrak,
Mrs.
M
Ormbrak.
1RKEN
!81
Ironman
Pauls
$.150
Kamioi
klinrn
Pauls
.
$8.50
cey.
lfj.
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
Phone
BLUE
818
P
O.
Box
520
"'pn
ot-guin
wnue
uiu-muuti
jJTHNK'IAN
McKay
C,
Ciccone,
!
Wenbcr.
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Tommy
Burns
of
Hanover,
Kinsmen
-Helln
8,
Ont.
claimed
the
world's
heavy-
Blackaby
4
Peneff,
weight
chanyiionship
43
years
'Letourneuii
I',
Dumas
ago
when
he
won
a
20-round
d'
-
30.
services
in
tne
cnurcn
oi
me
(Annunciation
in
Prince
Rupert
ISi'guin
was
a
stampeder
in
thn
jYulion
in
'98
where
he
livt-0
anil
Repairs
oujssi
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
iicme
1JASKI.TP.AI.I.
STANDINGS
many
years
before
going
souti.
Pall
bearers
were
all
Yukon
A.
P.
C.ARDNRR
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
I1UCK
750
J
loih
East
(ision
from
Melvin
Hart
of
Hun;
Francisco.
He
lost
the
title
to'
Jack
Johnson,
Dec.
i5,
1908,
in'
Sydney,
Australia,
after
taking
Senior
I
.
l
it
From
Vancouver
M.
Franke
From
Sandspit
-A.
R.
lielan
ger,
W.
H.
Sutherland.
47S
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
BC.
CLOTHING
STORE
X'DLINTJ
WOOD
in
sacks
AND
CEDAR
"irk
Delivered
TRANSFER
1M
friends
who
had
known
him
In
Dawson
days,
and
many
Yukon-era
were
preaent
at
the
services'.'
SKY-ROCKETING
PLANT
The
fastest-growing
plant
Is
'he
Cusuarlna,
a
native
or
Australia
and
Polynesia,
which
t.j
favorable
conditions
can
grow
100
feet
in
10
years.
LOCAL
MEN
IN
CAR
SMASH-UP
WANTED
'I
MARCAUET
McLKOI)
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10.
STONE
BUILDING
u
terrific
beutlng
for
14
rountlu.
Tommy
Bunw
in
later
yours
'
lound
his
way
to
Prince
Rupert
i
and
had
a
social
club
here.
.-READ
'EM
FOR
WHAT
THEY'RE
WORTH,
SAYS
AL
Mixed
Five
Pin
League
Secretary
,AJ
Matheson
ha
been
making
up
the
statistics
and
re
N
MACHINE
VORKS
4
James
L.
Lee,
manager
ol
Atlin
Fisheries
here,
escaped
injury
at
the
week-end
when
the
car
in
which
he
was
.start
VavlFHhli-
Muler
PriilM-Ilon
KMC.
IHH7.
Chupier
140
C
OLUMBIA
-CELLULOSE,
t
COM-
;
W
L
Pel
Co-op
11
2
R4G
Brownwouds
.
5
7
.417
Savoy
4
7
.3;i
Bo-Mi-lli
.4
8
.333
li.d
I
nu-.li.tlr
W
L
Pet.
Fashion
9
4
!)2
Mcrcnanls
9
4
SYsl
High
Kchool
6
7
AdZ
Morgan's
6
9
.400
SUmes
"
-
3
9
.250
Ladies'
W
L
Pet.
Dom's
9
3
.750
People's
9
i
KJi
High
School
6
L
Miller
Bay
0
12
.000
Junior
W
L
Pet.
North
Star
.:
12
1
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Kinsmen
8
4
.U67
Rupcit
Hotel
4
I
.308
High
Si
hool
Ill
083
II
ANY.
LIMITED,
hereby
(ftve
notice
,
lliot
It
has.
under
Section
1.
ol
tne
.
PHONE
BLUE
K
P.O.
Box
1184
M.id
Act.
deposits
wltti
tn
mnu-
Empty
;
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
-
Wll.l.
VUl.UXT
THFM
TIT
YOl'R
IKIOK
ui-
of
Puhlic
Wfiirks
t
Ottawa,
ana
i
In
ths
Land
Replitrjr
Offtt
at
Prince
j
f-f
SIMPLEX
CAS
I
and
fS
'piESEL
ENGINES
Sef
vice
and
Parts
i
'""$
and
users
of
In-i
jlnes
are
invited
to
"wijti
to
view
our
vari-s
iml
talk
over
pquip-
Kupert.
B.C..
a
description
ol
me
nne
and
tne
pinna
01
buoiib
iu-i
veals
the
following
achieve
ixxsrd
to
be
stretched
In
the
Skeena
i
ing
on
a
trip
from
Vancotivei
to
California
was
involved
in
a
crash
with
two
othi
r
vehicier
on
the
icy
highway
Liar
Uell-ingham,
Washington.
Mr.
Lte
had
the
damaged
vehicle
towed
back
to
New
Westminster
for
repairs
and
plans
to
continue
his
southern
trip
later.
Mrs.
Lei
and
son,
Forbes,
were
with
Mi
Lee.
Neither
was
injured.
theinents
by
league
members:
River
from
-McLeun's
Point
to
BUILDING
RE-MODELLING
REPAIRING
See
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
l,IMITII
Itnilder;
and
(
oiitrattors
PHONF.
363
En.iK-rn
extremity
or
Mctan
a
isi-miil.
und
Irom
this
hitter
point
U)
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
ln
all
Us
branches
Ladies
high
strikes-Linda
ErirkAon,
Pioneer,
176.
Men's
high
strikes
Bob
Vuckovlch,
Wingem,
235.
Ladle
I'
high
spares-
Bertha
Dunbar,
Macey's
XXX.
176.
L
ROUIR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
Mant,
Auditor,
etc.
204
4th
Street
Phone
Cm
-I
Men's
high
spares
Jack
Pau
1
L
..
v
.
.
-
-JBIIII.,
I
111
II
Returns
ComnllPii
l
he
South
bunk
of
the
Kkeena
Klvet
ut
a
point
appnixlmiitely
three
thousand
le
t
West
of
the
outlet
of
Brollit
Kiver.
And
take
notice
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
cHite
oi
the
first
publication
ol
thu.
notice
Columbia
Cellulose
Companf
Limited,
will
under
Section
7
!
mid
Act
apply
to
the
Minister
o
Public
Works
ut
his
office
In
tne
City
of
Ottawa,
lor
approval
of
tlie
Mild
Kite
and
planH.
DATKD
tliifc
2Sih
day
ol
Jantl-itry
(M!I
t-OLllMHIA
CTLLIILOKB
.
,
COMPANY.
LIMITKU
,
.
,
rk
Phone
387
I
Pushovers,
190.
Ladies'
high
single
game-Vivian
Wrathall,
Headplnners,
322.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
LUFkiEfn
EUUDiriG
suppiiis
t-I.
CHENEY
JlKNTIST
FLOORING
FIR
OR
HEMLOpK
SIDING
.ALL
TYPES!
SMITH
BLOCK
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs.
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
by
DoUMlas.
Syines
&
Hris-senUen.
Ills
Solicitors.
(hi
PO.
Box
1401
v.
-
4
b'
'i
Men's
hi;;h
single
game,
Ron
Tubb,
Ovet
waltea,
344.
,
;
i
Ladies'
hi;ih
three
fame's
Linda
Etick.son,
Pioneer,
749.
Men's
high
three
games-Ron
Tubb,
Overwaitea,
807.
:
Team
high
.single
game,
Dodgers,
1,427.
Team
high
three
games
Pioneer
Laundry,
3.742.
Ladies'
high
average,
Bertha
Dunbar,
Macey's
XXX,
192.
Men's
high
average,
Jack
SASH
AND
MIVI.IIAI.
ACT
PHONES
Black
687
Red
894
evenings
Vollce
of
Aiillcalinii
for
Certificate
ul
liiiinitenienls
DOOR
1.
Ruuy
No.
2,
Ruby
No.
3.
Ruby
No.
P.O.
Box
1870
.
Hubv
No
5.
Ruby
No.
o.
Kuby
No.
7
Mlncrul
Claims,
situate
f
VOUR
ij'lCONntKTK
BLUE
939
SAUNDKUS
fc'l'rn
tnj.m..i
luihy
No.
.
.
.
iv
,i
a
Complete
Supply
of
(lene'ral
Can
struetion
Ma-It-rials.
I
Paul.
Pushovers,
214.
ARROW
CAHS
24-IInur
Service
PHONE
840
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
-lt
Guaranteed
FLY
WORKS
HARD
In
flight
the
wings
of
the
common
house-fly
make
more
than
30
vibrations
per
second.
iDhilnntt
Fuitt
-
i
in
Hie
Skeena
MntliiK
Division.
Where
Located
:-North
Fork
of
Khute
River
ap)rolmalely
13
miles
'
Irom
Tidewater.
Lawful
holders:
3.
O.
Campbell
242B7
r.
Lora
M
Smith
12J0O
F,
Murjorle
C
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs.
Mar-jorie
C.
L.
Fisher
12261
F.
Number
of
the
holders'
free
miners-
certificates:
J.
O.
Campbell
24297
K.
Lora
M.
Smith
12260
F,
Mrr-Jorie
C.
L.
smith,
now
Mrs.
Marjorte
C
L.
Fisher
12261
F.
'Take
notice
that
I.
W.
H.
Forrest
of
Victoria.
B.C..
actlnR
as
Ak'ent
for
the
said
owners.
Free
Miners'
Cer-tilicate
Nfw.
as
above,
intends.
t
the
end
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
i
ii
I
lil
QUALITY
REPAIRS
i
iiiiju
iiy
LiViiii
!
Crtage
Ltd.!
f
M,'ln(t
Ser?lca
f
,fkin
Cartas
?
RI
D
51
!
for
Downtrodden
Herts
and
Worn
Slea
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Rot
774
cb
Are.
Ltd.
nd
C
MIVF.lt
l.
ACT
Nut
lie
f
AnplUuilon
tr
rertlflfflte
i.l
nirovement4
Jubilee
No
1.
Juuiiee
l-o.
1,
Jubilee
No
3,
Julillee
No.
4.
Jubilee
No.
6,
Jubilee
No.
6,
Jubilee
No.
7,
Jubilee
No.
8
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
the
Kbwnn
Mlniou:
Division.
o.
PHONF.
651
I
.
A.
-
!'
Si
'
1
Where
iocaled
North
Tort
of
i
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
He-i
order
for
Certificates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
grants
of
the
above
claims.
And
lurlher
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
of
the
"Min
i-iul
Act."
must
he
commenced
be-lore
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
ol
Improvements.
Dated
this
28lh
day
of
Airust,
)!HH.
W.
H.
FOR
REST,
Agent.
I
frtvly
Re-Opened
Khutw
River
approximately
mlleR
from
Tidewater
Lawful
holders:-!.
M.
Mcldurm
No
28977
F,
J.
O.
Cambbell
No.
nifil
F.
I-ora
M.
Smith
No.
12200
F.
Murjorle
C.
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs.
Mar-pjorie
C.
L.
Fluher
No.
i220l
V.
Number
of
the
holders'
lree
miner's
eerttficutes:
.
M.
Meldurm
No.
20977F,
J.
O
Campbell
No.
42(1
F.
lora
M.
Binlth
No.-
12200
F.
Marjorte
C
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs,
Murjorle
C.
L.
Fisher
No.
12281
F.
Gel
the
Best
...
in
Kas,
oil
and
lubricants,
an
get
the
best
in
car
servicing
and
check-up
by
driving
into
our
conveniently-located
station.
It's
a
money-saving
habit.
"SM.r.CTIVE
SF.RVK'K
roit
Yorit
car"
HREE
SISTERS
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Third
SAVOY
HOTEL
.
Bob
Parker's
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
Take
notice
that
I,
W.
H.
Forrest
of
Victoria,
B.C..
acting
as
AKent
Jor
the
said
owners.
Free
Miners'
Cer-
i
tlfteate
Nos.
as
alwve,
Intends,
at
-the
end
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
j
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Milling
He-
j
corder
for
Certificates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
grants
oi
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
ac-!
tlon.
under
section
85
of
the
"Mln
'
eral
Act,"
must
be
commenced
be-1
lore
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
j
Dated
this
-Jth
day
of
August,
194H.
I
W.
H.
FORRSBT.
Afa-
1
LOVERS
OF
ANIMALS
ARE
SMALL
CHILDREN
Have
you
ever
watched
a
little
boy
light
up
like
a
Christmas
tree
when
he
has
been
given
a
dog
to
;til
his
own?
Most
children
like
to
own
their
own
pets
and
can
often
play
with
them
for
hours.
This
charming
three-year-old,
Christine
Parker
of
Bromley,
Kent,
England,
wanted
to
take
these
white
goat
kids
home
with
her
when
she
visited
the
London
zoo.
No
doubt
Christine
had
heard
about
"Mary
and
her
little
lamb"
and
she
wanted
to
go
one
better.
Like
Mary's
lamb,
the
kids
would
probably
have
been
pleased
to
follow
her,
but
then
their
place
Is
at
the
zoo
where
they
can
amuse
other
little
visitors.
;
I
'
ILIA
RENOVATED
AND
REFURNISHED
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
Boi
5
FRASEIt
STREET
PRINCS
RUPERT
BETTER
THAN
EVER
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and
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