pam
pa
Tbt
Short
Heavy
Figure
,
AN
-sideways
extra
shows
inch
terribly
when
one
is
only
five
feet
nothing,
Up
and
down
1
tfossard
Corsets
for
the
short
and
not
so
slim
figure
coax
it
as
close
as
may
be
toward
slender-ness
without
sacrificing
a
jot
of
precious
comfort.
Undemanding
your
type
ii
one
of
give
you
the
proper
proportion!
o!
the
the
mot
important
aid
to
beauty
you
type
to
which
you
belong.
Gossirdt
will
ever
find.
Remember
that
what-
are
moderately
priced,
launder
beautw
ever
your
figure
may
be
there
are
fully,
will
outwear
two
or
even
three
Gottard
Coneti
w:th
jutt
the
lupport
ordinary
coneti
and
will
give
you
a
yt
need
at
your
age
and
weight
to
comfort
luch
ai
you
never
knew
before.
Gowd
trade
marked
Corsets
as
low
in
price
as
$230
H
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Are
You
1
on
the
Special
i
Committee?
AViii'ii'
you
have
to
provide
for
.the
festivities
of
loiljrt',
Huh
or
.society,
four
ei
us
'help
yoif
in
selecting
suitable
aiut
distinctive.
cokes.1
We
'make
cakes
of
any
design
with
decorations
to
it
;tlic
occasion.
Talk
il
over
with
the
bakers
at
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Summer
COAL
Grejtit
satisfaction!
Repeal
orders
being
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
Quick
tFlrel
Lasts
Longer!
'Coals
same
a?
other
N-it
Coals.
Phone
116
or
664.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
RestauranL
,
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
You
cim'l
gel
thai
flasli
heat
to
necessary
to
baking
cakes
unless
you
Use
clean
Coal.
COMsUMlillij
COAL,
cleaned
free
(mm
choking
shale,
burns
brightly.
It
sends
clean
heal
direct
to
the
oven
steady
heat
jvlilcji
slays.
Our
Coal
Is
free
ifroflj
soul.
I
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
CANCELLATION
,Of
RISER
VI.
NOTICE
13
lirnrnv
mi-rv
...
-
.
Uon
Of
lhk'.lkn
Llanri
IlaV.t-
......iv...
Lot
SS3S,
Range
S,
Cotst
District,
Is
cancelled.
C.
R.
NAnEX.
.
..
Ieputy
MInUU-r
or
Lands."
Lands
Department,
Victoria,
B.C.
881b
July,
19J3.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
IS
lirnrnv
r.iviv
n..t
...
-----
-
--
.w.v..
mi-
ikiiuj
lumiriij
Oeld
under
Timber
Licence
Ko.
IU94
p
Is
cancelled.'
0.
It.
.NADE.N.
nnnfv
Mini.
I..
i
Lands
Department,
viciorn,
b.c.
5tn
July.
mi.
Watch
This
Space
Tomorrow
l'or
Fresh
Meal
SpeeiuU.
Our
ear
of
Fresh
Meat
from
(aiuer's
Independent
backing
.Co.,
Jklinonton,
will
arrive
Monday.
Our
new
bone
grinding
mucliiue,
with
Hamburg
steak
allai-luni-jit
will
be
installed
and
running
this
week
end.
e
will
be
able
to
supply
your
chickens
with
fresh
ground
bone
shortly.
FEED
PRICES.
Prjre
l-rlre
SliiKlr
Suck.
J
Sa
k
Bran
$1.90
$1.80
Shorts
....
2.00
1.90
Wheat
2.60
2.50
Feed
Oats
.
2.3S
2.26
Scratch
Feed
3.46
3.35
Cracked
Corn
3.00
2.90
Developer
.
3.75
3.65
Whole
Corn
3.35
3.25
Crushed
Oats
2.46
2.35
Five
sack
price
applies
mi
an
order
of
5
sacks
assorted
oi
straight,
FACTS
WORTH
KNOWING.
Ogilvie's
Scratch
Feed
Is
prepared
from
coin,
wheat,
Oats,
bar-ley
and
buckwheat
mixed
by
experts
ami
guar,
anleed
lo
get
results.
Positively
no
wasle.
Protein
It
per
cent,
fat
3
per
cent,
fibre
5
per
cent.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281.
Dr.LS.TAIT
DENTIIT.
Helgerson
Hook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
O.
Offlee
Hour,
tm
6.
Phone
CM.
Open
Kvenlngs
Only
Pop
peolal
Appointment.
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
Phone
81
DAILY
DELIVERIES
LAY
SPEAKERS
TO
METHODIST
CONGREGATION
T.
McClymont
and
Dr.
XW.
T.
Kernln
Gave
Addresses
DANCING
ADVOCATED
The
Methodist
Church.
wis
fit
led
to
capacity
last
nljjht,
Hie
occasion
being
it
congregational
rally.
Magistrate
McClymont
gave
an
excellent
address
stressing
the
value
of
the
church
to
the
com
iminity.
Heal
estate
men
always
advertised
the
number
o
f
churches
in
a
place,"
for
the
man
who
knocked
the
church
wouldn't
.
.
.
i
i
i
i.
i
i'uj
real
esiaie
in
a
cnurciiiess
city.
The
speaker
also
stressed
Hie
value
of
the
church
as
a
builder
of
character.
The
Ihird
point
Mr.
McClymont
stressed
was
the
value
of
the
church
as
a
creator
of
proper
environment.
He
contrasted
the
environment
of
t
lie
liar
room
and
that
of
the
church.
"Some
will
not
agree
wild
me,"
he
said,
"bul
youth
will
dance
somewhere
and
I
believe
that
the
church
should
provide
dancing
under
proper
condition..
I
strongly
favor
the
gymnasium
and
the
swimming
pool.''
Greater
Co-operation
Or.
V.
T.
Kergiu
gaxe'a
splen
did
address
on
similar
lines
to
Mr.
McClymonl.
The
doctor
urged
a
greater
co-operation
of
all
citizens
in
church
work.
The
in
fluence
of
the
church
extended
far
beyond
the
regular
church
goers.
1
he
average
man
was
just
as
honest
and
philanthropic
us
were
men'
of
past
generations.
The
carelessness
of
men
in
Church
going
was
due
to
post
war
conditions.
The
church
always
stood
behind
all
movements
of
moral
uplift
ami
the
Doctor
was
sorry
lo
say
that
things
luul
drifted
in
Prince
Itupert
to
conditions
whlifh
were
nol
creditable.
Or.
Kcrgin
said:
"We
are
all
to
blame
for
present
condition-.
We
have
been
loo
lax
as
citizens
Let
us
gel
behind
the
church
ami
put
some
pep
into
its
activities.
The
minister
cannot
carry
I
lie
whole
burden.
Morals
of
Young
In
conclusion
Hie
Doctor
said:
Lei
us
remember
that
the
church
leaches
our
boy's
and
girls
the
morals
and
work
of
Jesus,
and
Ibis
is
the
one
thing
we
cannot
afford
lo
neglect."
Solos
were
very
pleasingly
rendered
by
Miss
Davies
and
Mrs.
C.
Woodworlh.
Following
ihe
service
a
social
hour
was
spent
in
Ihe
basement
of
Ihe
church.
A
song
service
led
by
Mr.
Frank
Oibb
was
much
appreciated.
Mr.
Clifton
of
Hartley
Hay
rendered
a
solo
in
the
native
language.
Orchestral
music
was
furtiihed"fly
Prof.
Prycc,
.Miss
Lancaster,
A.
J.
Lancaster
and
C.
.
Wood
worth.
.Needless
lo
say
these
numbers
greatly
pleaded
Ihe
audience.
CELEBRATES
25TH
YEAR
OF
WORK
IN
CHURCH
MINISTRY
In
l(i
sermon
yesterday
morning
llcv.
II.
It.
Oraul,
I
.!..
gave
some
reminiscences
of
the
past
L'5
years
of
his
ministry.
which
he
has
just
conudeled.
Previous
lo
that
he
had
five
years
missionary
work
under
tin
Home
Mission
Hoard
oil
the
prairies.
Dr.
Oraiil
has
pioneered
most
Use
Our
to
Recipe
Department
Ollile
ofli'lt
we
irot
u
teller
from
xoine
woman
who
asks
if
we
supply
reciiies
foe
llilnus
in
wlih
h
Pacific,.
Milk
js;
hoi
useii,
1
v
Yes.
we
do,
gladly.
This
dc.
pailnient
is
for
cooks
am
cooking,
and
it
does
not
mallei
what
one
wauls
lo
make,
wt
waul
to
be
of
service.
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver,
'B.
0
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Ab-botsford,
B.
0.
TH
DAILT
RIWB
Monday,
October
1,
iflJS,
A
Rusy
Machine
Won
Work
What
are
you
doing
with
your
thinking
machine?
KEEP
IT
OILED.
JOIN
THE
TECH
I
Class
Commence
Oct.
8th.
at
Prijico
Itupert,
Terrace.
Hazelton,
New
llazellou,
Smithers,
Telkwa,
Prince
Oeorgc,
Surf
Inlet,
Swanson
Hay,
An
ox,
Alice
Arm
Stewart.
Northern
Polytechnic
Instilule
o
B.G.-
Syllabus
now
distributed
through
the
Post
Office.
Ask
your
local
postmaster
for
one.
und
see
the
local
representative
in
vuch
town,
or
write
the
registrar,
P.O.
Hex
Hi,
prince
Itupert,
H.C.
jf
his
life.
He
was
stationed
at
ileil
Deer
Lake,
and
Pinclier
Creek,
Alberta,
at
llosstanrf.
rer-
diu
and
Vancouver
before
coming
here.
He
is
now
in
Ihe
tenth
year
of
his
pastorate
here.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Price
Reaches
19c
Level
on
Ac
count
of
Scarcity
of
Offerings
The
halibut
price
look
another
rise
al
the
1-isli
r.xchaiige
this
morning
when
the
bidding
reach.
ed
tlm
I
He
'mark.
Arrivals
were
v'vry
light,
this
condition
being
responsible
(or
the
brisk
bidding.
SJx
boats
sold
a
total
o
f
28;?50
iMjund,
font
Americans
having
3,500
pound
and
two
Cana
dians,
5,'JOU
pound.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Forward,
10,000
pound,
at
IDc
and
lie;
(ienevieve,
1,000
pound,
at
IK.lic
and
lie;
Kaslern
i'oint
.'.500
pound,
al
IH.Pe
and
tic.
and
Sadie
k",
10.00(1
pound,
ill
IH.yc
and
tic.
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
'
Klliel
June,
3,500
pound,
at
15.Dc
and
1(1
I
e.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
Mali,
1.75(1
pound,
at
15c
and
tOe,
lo
Ihe
Atlfn
Fisheries.
TELKWA
Mrs.
Thoma
McDonaliUstient
the
early
part
of
this
week
in
Smilhers
a
Ihe
guest
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Perry
Chapman.
The
SI.
,kphen's
Ouild
met
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
F.
II.
Chellle-
hurgh
on
Tuesday
afternoon,
Plans
are
being
made
for
a
sale
pf
work
lo
lie
held
some
weeks
distant.
Mrs,
llrali
.Hoop
is
spending
n
few
days
inlSmithers.
A
meeting
of
lhoe
interested
in
Ihe
Library
was
held
on
Tuesday
evening.
Miss
Thompson
was
re-elecled
president,
and
Hev.
.1,
S.
It
lay
fit-lil,
sec.-lreas.
II
is
hoped
I
Ii
it
I
before
long,
Hie
coin,
uiuuily
will
have
a
building
for
a
Library.
Mrs.
W.
W,
Noouaii
has
returned
from
a
visit
lo
Terrace.
Little
Miss
liorolhy
Maplelou
enlerlaitied
a
number
of
lillh
girls
on
W'edriesdny
afternoon
in
honor
rjf
h(-r
sevenlh
birlhday.
4
Mrs.
H.
Wearne
is
u
visitor
in
Prince
Huperl.
SEPTEMBER
WEATHER
Sjun
8hone
on
23
Days
and
Total
Hours
rf
were
160
8.78
Inches
of
Rain
The
following
weather
summary
for
the
mouth
of
September
s
issued
by,
J.
O.
Crewe,
Dominion
meteorologist:
Mean
leiiiperaluie,
50.
Maximum
temperature
7f.,
Mliilmuiii-It'iiiperalure.
10
on
Seideniber
IV,
20
and
22.
Main,
H.7H
Inches,
Days
on
which
sun
shone,
23.
Hour
of
height,
sunshine,
100.
i
-i
1
i
i,i
i
in
mi
n
-u-1-u.J
1
ojaa
BIDDING
SLOW
AT
TAX
SALE
jOnly
63
Lots
Purchased
of
24
uirerea
Tnis
morning
Though
there
were
a
good
number
of
citizens
present,
in
clinliug
most
of
Ihe
real
estul
IiiiiLith
in
Imvn.
litililinir
'
wns
'ipiiel
at
the
municipal
lax
sale
tin
morning.
Of
Ihe
218
lots
offered.
03
were
hoimhl
bv
nri
I
vale
purchasers
and
Ihe
balance.
ino,
irwrieu
io
me
cny.
n
ine
03
sold
outside,
only
eight
real
ized
oer
Ihe
upel
price.
All
Ihe
lots
offered
in
Section
One
reverted
to
the
city.
The
highest
price
of
the
sale
was
paid
by
l.
II.
Mct..ugaL.for
lot
13,
block
37.
.section
5,
H59.;ti.
oilier,
pur
diasers
were
O.
p.
Smith.
Aid.
Collarl.
Fred
Stephen.
A.
Nes
X.
Worobee.
F.,
A.
llohiuou.
James
ami
Herbert
Hampton,
S.
II.
Leslie.
T.
O'Mrlen.
W.
H.
Holland.
A.
V.
Ooodiniiiiilseii.
P..
II.
Morllmer.
T.
Ho.
Mackay,
Fled
Mepheu.
II.
II.
Iice,
Jack
Leach.
A.
J.
Oullaml.
Mr.
A.
II.
Hailcy.
Mr.
F.I
he!
Ffloxl.
W.
M.
Wright.
J.
W.
Moorchotise,
K.
Mctloskrie.
I'..
F.
Jones
and
l.
Cs
Sluart.
The
sale
wa
couducled
by
Cly
Treasurer
Matheisou,
assisted
by
Frank
Vickers.
IPAVING
WAY
FOR
ROAD
BUILDING
ON
ISLAND
TO
SKEENA
J.
A.
Heameii.
allau(
chief
engineer
for
Ihe
Canadian
.National
Itailways.
arrhed
from
Winnipeg
mi
Saturday
night'
train
and
sailed
by
Ihe
sleauier
Prince
lieorge
for
Victoria
accompanied
by
a.
P.
Tinker,
local
rcprcM'iilatiw
of
the
(iruud
Trunk
Pacific
leelopiiienl
Co..
Ltd.
II
i
understood
(hey
will
confer
with
the
provincial
guv
erumenl
regarding
Ihe
transfer
of
land
belonging
lo
the
development
company
on
Kaien
Nliind
in
lieu
of
cash
iiaynieul
of
the
share
of
the
col
of
lle
road
which
II
is
proposed
to
build
from
Ibis
city
to
the
Skecua
lliver.
TIMBER
SALE
XB271.
Si-alwl
IrlMlrr.
will
lm
write
bj
Ihr
Mlnl.trr
of
Mini,
al
Vlrluna.
m(
lilrr
Hun
msm
mi
lis-
mil
iU
uf
rli4irr.
I.l.
for
llw
.iirrl.M-
uf
l.lrwirr
XifJI.
In
nil
l;.liU0
fret
nf
ilr
I'vlr
(ifl
I'lllnif
on
in
irr
nljitlninr
I
!
H1.
wjiii
ii
or
skpt-ua
(.moKiiir.
t:ur
lu
inn.
Ti
)ir
Mill
lm
llunl
for
n
linrtal
of
IIiiiIht.
nirllMT
i4MHilr
of
I
In-
(lilpf
liH-r-
trr.
Virion.
II
.1.
or
IM.lrlrl
liirfilrr
I'ruire
HuMrl,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5559.
Si-nlist
TriMlrr
will
I
rwleil
br
lln
Mlnlnti-r
of
UihI.,
it
Vlriorl.
inil
jr
llian
ihmiii
in
Uh-
I
Hlh
dy
of
Orl4irr.
ivfj.
ror
iiw
pnrriuv
or
i.irrn.
lo
rul
7.3SU
jliri-iHc
I'Iim'
anil
llrinlork
Tlr
mi
an
art-a
ulluansl
iImhiI
iwi,
mllp
friHii
li)jnalr
staldni.
lUnadian
allui4l
Hallway,
ijolir
lflrlr.
Two
if
i
irara
will
Im
allow
til
fur
rr
moval
of
liintx-r.
lurllu-r
lurllriilam
of
I
Ik-
I
lilpf
I.ht,
It.
Vlrlorla,
H.i:..
or
Plilrlrl
I'orr.ier
l-rlnre
lnirrt,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5565.
Si-alwl
TrinlvM
will
In?
rpri-OH
lir
tli
Minl.lrr
of
l.anl.
al
Vlrlorla.
ihI
Ulrr
llinii
ihnhi
on
llw
HiU
day
of
OrlolMT.
iwij.
n.r
mi-
iirrii4.
or
I
uiurr
x
at.i.
In
rut
Su.iiuii
Jaik
l-int
and
sprmr
1lr
ii
an
"is-a
niiuaicii
i-ar
itoiw,
nan
i.
Coa.l
I'l'lrlrt.
oiif
(l-
yrar
will
!
allowiM
for
re
moval
of
tlintirr.
f
nrtlirr
partlruUra
hf
Die
Clilrf
rorrt
nr.,
Vlrlorla.
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or
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rorror.
rrinre
niiwri.
h.i:.
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SALE
X5491.
Si-alMl
Triiilpra
wilt
lw
rrifltrrt
b
tin-
Mlnlnlrr
of
ijniN.
at
Victoria.
no
later
than
ihmiii
mi
I
hi-
Ith
iliy
of
OrtolMr,
ih.
ior
mi-
iurrua.r
in
i.ircnrf
.
a
t
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.
to
rut
SOo.oihi
fret
of
llrniliHk,
miam,
Cntar
and
sprui-p
on
ait
area
illiiatrj
on
inn
foiiiii
mire
in
n
i
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ijtmt,
biii-mie
etian-nc
I,
luiiKf
:i.
Coa.i
liltirlvt.
Two
(.
yrara
will
I
allowed
for
r
iiKival
of
timber
r
un
tier
narllrulara
of
Hip
rhir
trr.
Vlrlorla.
B.C..
or
imirlrl
forMirr,
I'rlnrp
Initwrt.
B.C.
H
Tli"Llttl
Doherly
Conptrfd
with
oijluarj,
tf
J
pun
Sewing
Machines,
Pianos,
Phono-
giaptis
and
Player
Piunos
For
Hen
I
by
Week
or
Month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Lid,
Phone
376
The
House
mSM
BO
of
Quality
ANNOUNCING
NEW
ARRIVALS
OF
BOOTS
AND
8HOES.
"BOOTS
THAT
NT--MULTIPLY
THEIR
WEAR.
It
soiuuN
reasonable
iloenT
il"
Fii
jour
fool
don
1
jiisl
cover
or
clothe
it.
Why
do
oti
Imij
u
oit.
a
rap
-aiiltiiiiK
le,li
fit?
H
look
lie
Her
tloenT
it?
Fee'
heller
keeps
it
shape
ami
weurs
loitg
-r.
Tin
Hpplir
more
In
footwear
than
aiivtliiug
ele
oii
wear
Take
v
weigh
I
ny
ll5ioumls
on
take
UMiil
step
n
day.
V
poiiml
115,01)11
Hiiimls
into
u
pair
of
-hoes
per
day.
The.,
why
mil
liny
dep
-mlable
shoe-,
stu
h
u
sLATKIl,
Ml
1
1
It.W
I.OMKLV
I-ANY.
VKM'S,
STKMLIVli.
THKD-IUTK
an
I
IIKWrriVSON
ami
gel
lliem
filleil
il
UNIVERSAL
Outfitters
to
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
8
p.m.
Reginald
Barker's
Engrossing
Photo-Drama
"HEARTS
AFLAME
A
speclai
nlar
pliolu
pLiv
of
Hie
gn
-ut
liiiibcr
t.'iml
with
Ihe
iniisl
r
iilisln
fores'
fire
ever
Mined.
Thnili::;;
scene
iiicluiliug
the
bbiwing
up
oi
a
large
ilaiti.
the
tlyt:
Hilling
uf
a
hillside.
Wnlves
mid
hear-
seeking
escape
lithe
flume
mill
a
girl
s
wild
ride
tin
a
locouiolnc
llinu
,
the
Mazing
forest.
FRANK
KEENAN,
ANNA
Q.
NILSSON
and
Superb
CaL
PATHE
REVIEW.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
'Hstribiitlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Conl,
Hand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Phone
376
AND
SHOES!'
TRADING
CO.
the
Whole
Family.
99
Admission
35c
and
10c
EPSON
COAL
We
on
not,
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
ijjantllj
Prince
Rjpart
Feed
Co
Phone
M.
CHANGEinSCHEDULE
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Effective
October
4th
Sec
this
space
tomorrow
or
enquire
City
Ticket
Office
PA3SENQER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
K.1!,Mr.
,'rlnr''
M",r,
,uf
chi.nce
utOHor.
ehvu?ito',
wi.v
Ml'l.n,
all
Mmta
Kaitrrn
Canaila,
Unilisl
Ulair,
AatNCY
ALL
OCCAN
STtMSMI
UNIS.
Cltr
Tlcttt
Offlca,
B2S
Third
Prlnct
Ruptrt.
phn
t(0.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service!
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
8eattle,
October
5,
12,
23
1
November
2,
16,
30
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
8kagway,
October
1,
8,
10,
29
1
November
12,
26
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanion
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Siillniri
From
i-rlncs
nuprt.
ror
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Oct.n
f,
Swanaon
Ra.,
Tuaadar,
S
PM.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Atari
Bar,
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturdi
Neea.
Far
ANVOX,
AUI1C
ARM,
STIWART,
Walaa
l.land,
Sunday
PM.
tor
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nata
Rli.f
Cannartaa,
frldaf
A.M.
U
Inrt
Avenue.
j.
ar,i,
a.nt.
l-rtnce
Iturt.
B.C