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FOUR
TITS
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WOULD
MEET
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
:
A
By
George
McManut
POOR
JUDGE
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POWER
AXlf
TRANSPORTATION-
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Feb.
7.
(By
Canadian
Presg).
The
two
largest
tlnv
ber
sales
ever
offered
by
the
Forest
Ser
vice.
United
States
Department
of
Agri
culture,
are
now
being
advertised
for
competitive
bld,
Theae
are
tales
of
pulp
wood
in
Alaska,
each
for
five
billion
board
feet.
Announcement
of
these
of'
vfertngs
Is
made
by
Secretary
of
Agricul
ture
Jardine.
One
sale
Is
In
the
nor
thern
part
of
the
Tongass
National
Forest
not
far
from
Juneau,
and
the
other
Is
In
the
southern
part
of
the
forest
near
Ketchikan.
The
establish
ment
of
at
least
a
200-ton
paper
mill
In
Alaska
Is
required
as
a
condition
of
each
sale,
with
opportunity
to
expand
to
MO
tons.
The
advertisements
are
in
response
to
applications
for
timber
and
water
power
permits
filed
by
a
number
of
companies
or
groups
of
responsible
Individuals.,
In
the
eastern
United
States,
scarcity
of
available
timber
close
to
cheaply-
developed
water
power
has
prevented
the
growth
of
paper-making
In
recent
years
and
has
led
to
the
establishment
of
new
mills
in
Canada
and
Newfoundland
Instead
of
within
the
United
States.
The
oiferlngs
of
Alaska
timber,
he
pointed
out.
will
result
in
mills
on
United
States
soil,
using
United
States
timber
and
supplying
United
States
paper
users
with
a
native
product
instead
of
an
Imported
product.
The
purposes
of
the
department
in
offering
these
sales,"
said
Secretary
Jar-dine,
"are
first
of
all
to
aid
In
the
economic
development
of
the
territory
by
establishing
large
units
of
a
new
Industry,
using
National
Forest
wood
as
Its
raw
material;
and
secondly,
to
make
that
industry
permanent
by
Insuring
a
perpetual
supply
of
timber.
We
Invite
and
will
protect
the
Investment
01
capital
necessary
to
establish
large
units
of
paper
manufacture.
At
the
same
time,
we
must
fully
protect
the
public
Interest
by
getting
fair
compensation
for
the
government
timber.
The
sales
are
offered
with
all
these
purposes
in
mind."
Mr.
Jardine
said
that
southeastern
Alaska
lias
the
timber,
the
water
power
And
transportation
facilities
necessary
for
the
development
of
a
large
paper
manufacturing
Industry.
APPEALS
BEFORE
COURT
REVISION
C.X.H.
PROTEST
.MOST
IMPORTANT
OF
SIAERtL
COMING
ItF.I
ORE
CIVIC
IMHIV
The
court
of
revision
appointed
by
the
mayor
to
consider
'appeals'
from
the
city
assessment
for
the
coming
year:
will
meet
tomorrow
in
the
city
hall,
n.
Tt.
Nlchol,
Canadian
National
taxation
commissioner,
has
already
asked
for
an
adjournment
of
the
court
to
permit
him
to
attend
in
person
and
argue
the
appeals
made
by
him
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
O.TP.
Development
Company.
The
following
Is
a
list
of
appeals
which
will
be
considered
by
the
court,
the
claim
In
each
Instance
being
made
that
the
assessment
Is
too
high:
'
Section
I.
block
22,
lots
S
and
6,
owner
A.
8.
Mclntyre.
by
M.
M.
Stephens,
agent.
section..
a,
Diock
5,
lots
II,
owner
Dora
Stephens,
by
M.
'
M.
Stephens,
agent.
Station
S,
block
6,
lot
2,
owner,
J.
II.
Calorem,
by
M.
M.
Stephens.
WaUcrfront
and
block
Bl,
and
R2,
owner
C.N.R;,
by
R.
R.
Nlchol.
f
Waterfront
leases,
owner
C.N.R,
by
It.
R.
Nlchol.
Section
'
I,
block
6,
lot
4,
O.
CJ
Oreenwood.
Section
6,
block
8,
lot
10-
and
11,
E.
E.
Crulckshanks.
Section
1,
block
10,
lots
0
and
10,
George
H.
Cutrle.
Section
6,
block
IS,
lots
7
and
B.
J.
U.
Pearsons.
Section
S,
block
17,
lot;
7
and
8
J.
II.
Pearsons.
Section
8.
block
22,
lot
41,
A.
E.
Price.
Section
8,
block
29,
lot
19,
II.
L.
Con
stable.
Section
1,
bock
9,
lots
1,
15
and
10,
R.
A.
White.
Section
3,
block
11,
lot
25,
n.
White.
St-ctlon
7,
block
16,
lots
1
and
2,
A.
White.
R.
All
holdings
of
O.TP.
Development
CoH
by
n.
R.
Nlchol.
Section
0,-
block
27,
lot
13.
owner
Oeorge
Smith,
by
W.
E.
Fisher,
agent.
section
9,
biock
27,
lot
I.
owner
Zndie
Smith,
by
W.
E.
Fisher,
agent,
Section
1,
block
30,
lot
9,
C.
D.
Car
penter.
Section
8,
block
27,
lots
11
and
12
W.
E.
Fisher.
Hon.
John
Oliver
and
Mrs.
Oliver,
1937
Fern
Street,
entertained
last
even
ing
at
tne
iirat
ot
a
series
of
ses
sional
dinners.
The
table
was
cen
tcrrd
with
daffodils
and
the
guests
were,
.Hon.
and
Mrs.
A,
M.
Manson
General
and
Mrs.
Odium,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Paterson,
A.
MeD.
Paterson
and
the
Hon.
Mr.
BucKhsm.
Victoria
Colonist
i.
AdrertuV
In
Tbt
Dally
Ntwa
MANY
NEW
BOOKS
NOW
TO
BE
FOUND
INJUBRARY
HERE
The
following
new
books
have
been
placed
on
the
shelves
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library:
PHILOSOPHY
Durant.
Will.
"Story
of
Philosophy."
Mumford,
E.
W.
"Hand-reading
To
day."
,
Swift,
E.
Jr
"Psychology
and
thei
Days
Work."
i!i:i
ir.iov
Bennett.
Arnold
and
others
"My
Re
ligion."
Begble,
Harold
"Broken
Lights"
Boreham,
F.
W.
"Faggot
of
Torches."
Browne,
Lewis
"Stranger
than
Fic
tion."
Fosdick.
H.
E.
"Modern
Use
of
the
ible."
SOCIOLOGY
Austin
&
Lloyd
"Secret
of
High
Wages.
Jones,
J.
H.
"Social
Economics."
Falconer.
Sir
Robert
"The
Untied
tates
as
a
Neighbor."
Williamson,
T.
R.
"Readings
In
Eco
nomics."
SCIKNCK.
j
Bragg,
Sir
William
"Concerning
the
Nature
of
Things."
Osborn.
II.
F.
"Impressions
of
Great
Naturalists."
Sterling.
F.
W.
"Small
Boat
Navl-
jatlon."
AMl'SEMENTR,
Carpentier,
Georges
"Art
of
Boxing."
FIXE
ARTS.
Speed
"Oil
Painting."
LITERATI
RE.
Oosse,
Sir
Edmund
"French
Pro-
files."
Mackall,
J.
W.
"Latin
Llterature."
Malory,
Sir
Thomas
j
"Morte
d-
Arthur."
Marble,
A.
Rj
"Nobel
Prize
Winners
in
Literature."
NleUsche.
F.
W.
"Selected
Works."
Untermayer.
Louis
"American
poetry
Since
1900."
TRAVEL.
Adams,
Andy
"Reed
Anthony,
Cow
man.
Griggs,
R.
F
"Valley
of
Ten
Thous
and
Smokes."
Hakluyt,
Richard
"Selected
Voyages."
Ossendowskl,
F.
"Fire
of
Folk."
I
HISTORY.
I
Mahan,
A.
T
"Influence
of
Power
Upon
History."
Parkman,
Francis
"Jesuits
In
America."
IHOflRAPHY.
Clarke,
Sir
Edmund
Beaconsfleld.
REFERENCE.
i
i
i
w
m
j
I
f
I
I
Bnul
tHVl.
nr4
:
Her
Little
Boy
Caught
Cold
While
Out
Playing
Mrs.
F.
Caile,
Elrawoftl,
Man.,
writes:
"Mr
little
boy
caught
eoM
while
oat
plaving
in
the
snow.
He
coughed
incessantly
all
that
niglit
and
the
next
dajr,
and
nothing
I
gave
him
seemed
to
relieve
htm.
When
bit
has-
Price
35c,
a
bottle,
large
sire
?i"c;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Miiburu
Ub
Limit
aited,
Toronto,
Oat.
SUMMARY
DISMISSAL
OF
NURSE
AROUSES
ASSOCIATION'S
IRE
i
i
VICTORIA.
Feb.
7.
The
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
of
British
Columbia
passed
tne
ascompanying
resolution
a'.
Its
meeting
here
on
Saturday
with
regard
to
the
recent
dismissal
of
Miss
Jessie
Mackenzie
by
the
Jubilee
Hospital
Board:
"Whereas
It
has
been
brought
to
tht
notice
of
the
Registered
Nurses'
Association
of
B.C.
that
one
of
its
members,
namely.
Miss
Jessie
F.
Mackenzie.
RJJ..
who
far
the
past
fouhteen
years
hw
been
actively
engaged
as
superintendent
of
nurses
at
the
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria,
B.C.
has
been
summarily
dismissed
from
this
position,
and
"Whereas
this
action
has
been
taken
by
the
boardj
of
electors
of
the
hospital
without
due
notice
and
without
giving
any
reason
therefore
"Now,
,
therefore,
be
it
resolved
that
we,
the
members
of
the
B.C.O.N.A.
de
sire
to
go
on
record
as
being
astounded
Desert
ma
indignant
that
a
board
of
directors
in
whom
the
public
have
vested
such
Rutter.
Owen
"New
Baltic
8tates."
I.uthorttv
.nd
rMnonihitit
thnuM
adopt
such
a
method
In
dealing
with
Sea
the
superintendent
of
nurses
after
en
trusting
her
for
fourteen
years
with
the
North
care
of
their
patients
and
the
responsibility
of
their
training
school,
and
we
do
hereby
make
a
formal
protest
against
the
lack
of
Justice
shown
in
this
action
by
the
sal'd
board."
Orassl
English-Italian
plctionary.
j
I
A
few
weeks
of
It
is
something
of
an
Irony
of
given
Mme.
Tetrazelnl
a
deeper
voice,
words
that
a
reckless
driver
should
end
At
that
rate
Peggy
Hopkins
Joyce
up
fn
i'
wreck.
ought
to
be
able
to
sing
bass.
P9e
a
v
fro
Lady
jjSl
0-1
has
been
Servintbu
Faithfully
forManyfears
"BREAKFAST"
lr
Baker's
Breakfost
Cocoa
Means
Smnething
The
United
States
Pocxl
Standards
define
"
Breakfast"
cocoa
is
cocoa
containing
not
less
than
22
per
cent
of
cocoa
butter.
Many
chean
cocoas
(which
eanmt
he
labelled
"Breakfast
Tocoa)
contain
not
more
than
14
per
cent
at
15
per
cet.t
U
butter.
baler's
BrtAfinf
Cocoa
contains
not
less
than
V
per
cent
of
cocoa
butter,
almost
one-Lfth
than
Oovrmment
require
ment.
The
phrate
Ualtr'i
Brrikfast
Cocoa
meant
a
pure,
dc
lidoui
cocoa
of
high
quality
and
potseuing
a
coiiudcnble
amount
of
nuurUhment.
WALTER
BAKER
dc
CO.
Limited
Established
1780
DORCHESTER.
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
tSod(lrt
of
CXct
Rnifft
tent
rtt
FUNERAL
OF
LATE
Mail)
PETER
ERICKSON
Mourner
rr
Prroent
at
!-
Ule
Yrterliir
Afternoon
Many
were
present
at
the
funeral
ser
vice
lor
tne
late
p.
Ertekson
wnlcn
ws
held
yesterday
afternoon
from
-the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
Rev.
T.
band
eame
home
he
brought
a
buttle
ot
!D.
Itlnde
offleiating.
The
service
was
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pinn
Syrup
jfe
mm
with
him.
After
the
second
doie
my
1
boy
was
greatly
relieved
and
after
the
.
tinrd
dose
he
went
to
sleep
and
slept
the
whole
night
through
without
any.
i
eoughing.
I
am
never
without
it
in
,p
the
house,
and
whenever
any
of
the
I
children
get
the
slightest
cold
it's
the
ftrtt
thirg
I
give
them."
of
a
very
impressive
character
and
Included
the
singing
of
such,
well
known
:
hymns
as
"My
Faith
Looks
up
to
Thee.'
and
"Rock
of
Ages."
W.
Vaufhhu
D.ivles
presided
at
the
organ.
There
were
many
beautiful
floral
tributes
tron.
friends
of
the
deceased
who
was
an
old
timer
in
the
city.
After
the
errtce
at
the
chapel
the
funeral
cortege
moved
tc
"
Falrvlew
cemetery
where
interment
took
ace.
Among
tnose
sending
flowers
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Campbell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Unger.
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
Jack
Christiansen.
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
Halver-
son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rex
PuMicover.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
il
Jackson
and
Allan
Swanson.
SPECIAL
MUSICAL
SERVICE
HELD
AT
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
A
large
attendance
at
the
Lutheran
church
service
in
the
Uetropote
Hall
last
evening
enjoyed
the
special
musical
service
which
included
many
selec-tlens
bypofrryot's
srrjnged
orehratra.
The
folioT.Uig
waa
the
program
for
the
evening:
Prelude
byl
Miss
AtleU
McKtnley.
Hmn
"Alii
Hall
the
Power"
by
the
congregatioru
Selection."
y
the
orchestra.
Selection
by
the
choir.
Scripture
lesson
and
prayer
hy
Rev.
T.
D.
RInde.
i
Selection
by
male
quartette.
Selection
by
the
orchestra.
Selection
by
ladles'
trio.
Remarks
by.
pastor.
Rev.
T.
D.
Rlnde.
Selection
by
orchestra.
Selection
by
the
choir.
Selection
by
the
orchestra.
Benediction
and
doxology.
In
connection
with
the
service
C.
O.
R.
Anderson
and
R.
Feness
were
Installed
as
deacons
of
the
congregation
to
rerve
the
church
for
a
period
of
three
years.
SPORT
CHAT
Sport
evenu
scheduled
for
the
week
'are
as
follows:
married
life
have
Monday
Basketball:
Prince
Rupert
vs.
Ketchikan
and
exhibition
games.
Crlbbage.-
Cold
Storage
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
St.
Andrew's
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Operators):
Moose
vs.
Dry
Dock;
C.
N.
Mechanic
vs.
Orange
Lodge:
Knights
ofColumbus
vs.
Canadian
Legion;
Sons
of
Canada,
vs.
Grotto.
Tuesday
Billiards;
.CJrahd
.Terminals
Vs.
urotto.
Basketball:
Ketchikan
vs.
Prince
Rupert
and
exhlbltnon
game
Thursday.
Men's
Whist:
St.
Oeorge's
(Seal
Cove)
vs.
Oddfellows:
St.
Andrews
vs.
Elks:
St.
Oeorge's
(City)
vs.
Moose:
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias.
Friday.
Basketball:
Junior
League,
Tuxls
Boys
vs.
Stars:
Colts
vs,
Maple
Leafs:
Intermediate
League,
Orand
Terminals
vs.
O
rot
to:
Senior
League,
Elks
vs.
Native
Sons
ot
Canada.
Billiards:
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Oyro.
T
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Kent
f
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
WANTKI)
WANTED.
TO
BORROW
tUMOjOO
Oil
first
mortgage
at
8
per
cant
on
five
rbcoied
house
and
(ot:
close
la.
Ap-piy
P.O.
Bat
378.
Otty.
WANTED.
WOMAN
FOR.
KITCHEN
help
by
March
1.
The
Inlander
U
FOR
SAI.K
O
LOOK!
OLOO
PENSl
HURRAH
t
No
more
gkm
jot
Carrlea
like
fountain
pen.
Always
ready.
Never
dries
up.
HeXUlabte.
Get
one'
Send
50.
Leader.
1303
Seymour
Street.
VaBeoutef.
BC.
FOR
SALE.
SIX
CARd
TIMOTHY,
one
BronTe.
F.O.B.
Burns
Lake.
BC
II.
C.
Shlnn.
Willow
Spring
Ranch.
IXJsTT.
southbank.
Franeota
Use.
BC
34)
PIANO
AND
SINQER
SEW1NQ
MACII-ine
for
sale.
Phone
Oreen
835.
1'Olt
HgNT
FOR
RENT.
THIRTT
ROOM
BQUIP-ped
hotel.
Going
osoeefn.
Write
Box
343
Dally
New
Offlee
-
tl
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-
mnt:
four
rooms
and
Wth:
water
paid.
Phone
M7.
if
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART-menta.
Apply
Smith
h
MsHett.
Ltd
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS.
PHONOGRAPHS
and
Slater
8ewlnc
Machines.
Walker'
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RKNT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
807.
U
FOR
RENT
MtJUERN
H0U8E,
FIV
rooms
and
bath.
Uiu.ro
Bros.
U
ROOMS
TO
RKNT.
PHOWE
678.
TEAMS
SELECTED
Oeorge
Young,
the
seventeen-year-old
Mlnzghor.
tf
proposed
to
clear
up
all
the
other
postponed
games
t
Andrew's
a.
St
Oeorge's
(Otty);
Oddfellows
vs
BHn:
St.
George's
(Besl
Oovtl
vs.
Sons
ot
Canada,
and
Knights
of
Pythlai
vs.
St.
An-drew1--at
a
special
aaeaten
tomorrow
'
Bight.
,
In
the
meantlme.,the
standing
of
the
teams
Is
at
follows:
Moose
.
.
.
.
Elks
I.
O.
O.
F
St.
Oeorge's
isc.)
K.
P
Sons
of
Canada
.
.
St.
Oeorge's
i
City
l
W.
8
it
Andrew's
a
L.
3
4
4
4
3
6
8
0
Pt.
FOR
BASKETBALL
TUESDAY
EVENING
In
addition
to
the
Ketehlkan-Prlnce
Rupert
game,
the
following
local
teams
have
been
selected
to
meet
tsnsmw
tonight
at
basketball:
1-n'tlfV
hHrct
Teams
"A"
Turn
Miss
Helen
Grant.
Mia
Wllla
Dyer.
Miss
Vera
Smith.'
Miss
Myra
Harvey.
Miss
Catherine
Harvey.
Spares:
Mist
Helen
81m.
Miss
May
Thompson.
"B"
Team
Miss
Darothy
Ooase.
lift
Msrgaret
Oraham.
Vllss
Lillian
Lowe,
Mm
Caroline
Mitchell.
Miss
Evelyn
Dlby.
Spares:
Mies
Margaret
Palmer.
Mlaa
Ada
Toronto
boy
who
swam
the
Catallnai
Junior
SrlM-t
Tennis
Channel,
will
make
between
$100.000
!
"A"
Team
T.
Kelsey,
r
Irvine.
W.
and
1150,000
aa
a
result
of
his
exploit,
iPatmore.
E.
Smith.
It.
Stalker.
Spare
William
Wrlgley,
Jr.,
who
promoted
the
D.
Morrison.
II.
Hellbroner.
wlm
said,
Wrlgley
revealed
that
hit
"B"
Twun-W.
Donald,
n
Hunt
swimming
party
cost
htm
about
tlOO,-000.
Besides
Young
and
101
others
who
swam
there
were
about
1.S00
other
guests
of
Mr.
Wrlgley.
none
of
whom
got
wet.
"I
had
a
good
time."
said
Wrlgley.
"It
was
worth
all
It
cost.
I
don't
know
whether
there
will
be
another
one
yet.
You
know
you
can't
pull
a
party
like
that
every
few
minutes.
Young
is
one
of
the
greatest
young
men
I
have
ever
met.
am
convinced
that
he
is
the
only
man
In
the
world
who
could
have
completed
that
terrific
twlm."
MEN'SWIHST
In
one
of
the
deferred
games
In
the
Men's
Section
of
the
Fraternal
Whlst
League,
the
Moose
defeated
lie
Elkt
by
Low
a
score
of
8
to
i
last
evening.
It
is
cross.
H.
Mscdanald,
E.
Itatohford.
Spares:
Sakamoto.
F.
Morrison
'
Advertise
In
the
nllv
Niw
I'UINCi:
KUPEKT
TMIES
v
MONDAY.
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r.imi
AKV
7,
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a.m.
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ft,
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HSI4
a.m.
3.7
M:3S
p.m.
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a.ru.
18:44
p.m.
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13:20
pjn,
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II.IIIU'AKV
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7:04
a.m.
30.08
pm.
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30
a.m.
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p
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10.8
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"
SITUATIONS
VACANT
HATCHERY
ASSISTANTS.
DEPART-
forms
obUlnaMe
from
Postmaster
at.
Tuesdays
point
of
publication
to
Civil
Service'
Commission.
Ottawa,
not
later
than!
March
SI.
1937.
-
31
LADY'S
SILVER
MESH
BACI
containing
sum
of
money.
Flnoer
please
return
to
Dally
News
odke.
HOAItl)
HOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
830
Becoad
Avenue.
Phone"
137.
1
TIIOI.NTI.IflMi
FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
DPIIOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfletds
recovered
and
made
to
order.
AD
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
803.
O.
M.
HUNT,
AUCTIONEER
I
BUY.
SELL
AND
EXCHANGE
ANY-thlng
of
value.
My
business
is
built
on
face
value,
results
and
good
Judgment
My
ability
M
your
suoreM.
Arraaatog.your.
artleUe
for
sale
means
everything
and
dollar
added.
I
solicit
your
next
sale
and
to
oyeea-tion.
Satiaf
action
and
above
method
are
my
system.
Phone
774.
301
Third
Avenue.
O.
F.
Brine.
Experienced!
Auctioneer.
WOOD
A.
IH.tiOOV
Seal
fair.
.
Mixed
Wood
Btoeka
per
load
.
Kindling,
per
load
ISM
I
Furnace
Wood,
per
toad
ttJBO
Delivered.
8ati
Hrrrlhg
Phone
lllark
ICI
IULSTAUHANTS
HOOD
rUTN
r.in
Mrs.
Onger.
Proprlrtrrna
TUIrd
Avenue.
Nett
O.
W.
V.
A.
(IihnI
llnine
funked
Mmk
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
-4
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
neorire,
Pnttl
or
fiunt)
Six
and
Seven
I'a.enjrcr
Stiule-laker
at
your
ilUponal
any
jllme.
KOSS
HKOS.
POOL
KOOM
Meeker
Illnck.
,
(
Across
from
Kmprenn
Hotel)
IN
I'KOHATE.
iv
Tin:
si
piiKtiFrTiTRT
or
iiuitisii
coi.ii.miiia
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor,
Judgo
Itnbertson.
the
ICth
day
of
December.
AD.
1828.
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
as
Id
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
January.
A
D.
1027.
and
all
parties
In-
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Ruport,'
B.C.
.
Official
Administrator,
.nPj11"1
A
the
2Ut
47
of
December.
A.D.
1020.
IN
PKOIIATE
IV
THE
NI
PIII-.Mr:
roi'itr
Ol'
lllttriHIl
.
rOI.I'MDIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Admlnlstrstlon
Art;
and
V
.,th
Matter
of
the
Entate
of
'Clark
4$M$riyS?!k
P',0.
Intestate.
Hbfxir.
Judge
Robertson,
(he
tsth
day
of
December.
AD.
1328,
I
wna
annolntrd
Administrator
of
the
cut,
VTcurk
having
claim
agatnit
the
aalq
estate
art
neH?jrSf.u,.rr?
to
,urnl!,h
me'
P0'
K
h"1'',
10
me
on
or
before
the
10th
day
of
January.
A
D.
1927.
and
ell
PHlo
indebted
to'
the
estate
Ire
re"
HiV"'"
t0
P?y
th
tmount
of
their
In.
debtwlnes
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT."
Official
Artmlnlitrator.
Pr'nee
Rupert,
no.
tv.!..i
h.
IBM.
"
1
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A
D.
Wrdnesdsys
..
Article,
LottaNl
Found,
MAIL
SCHEDULE
ment
Marine
and
Fisheries;
salary
,
oitooivi
licao
per
annum.
Vacancies
now
la
!
l
or
I
he
lst
Manitoba
and
British
Columbia,!
Mondays,
Wediimd.
r
others
anticipated
In
Alberta.
Hatch-
closes
...
ery
expatlenee
essential.
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on
r"
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WORK
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ANT
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Saturday
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c
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hour.
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.
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and
21
March
7.
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