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W.
BOOTH
jUnvelllng
Will
Take
Place
After
Holidays,
Framed
Photo
Also.
A
suitably,
inscribe!
Iimnzo
lah-lel.
niouMiriiiir
Iwonly
inches
by
thirty'
inches,
is
to
bo
envied
in
the
auditorium
of
Mio
Month
.Memorial
hnol
in
memory
of
Sl.
Vmw
Hoolli,
veteran
of
the
(Jrr-ai
War,
to
whose
memory
lh
,ehool
was
dedicated,
The
tablet
has
been
purchased
as
I
be
result
of
a
la?
day
held
in
the
eitv
some
time
asrn
when
the
sum
of
S;.".)
1.00
was
raisod
for
this
pnr-
I(c.
In
addition
tn
the
tablet
a
larse
framed
ttfinlograpli
wilh
deceased's,
war
medals
enclosed
will
be
hunjr
near
the
memorial
Inpelher
Willi
his
shrapnel
het-
mel.
'J'he
unveiline
of
the
memorial
is
to
take
place
after
the
holidays.
The
tablet
of
solid
bronze
was
supplied
by
llutaerA
Cameron
and
has
been
purrhaed
by
a
coinmillee
of
Ihe
various
onlers
in
Ihe
ilv.
II
was
decided
hv
the
enmmillee
lo
donate
any
urplu
funds
to
lllie"
Itidley
Home.
The
memorial
reads:
"This
tablet
is
erected
by
Ihe
citizens
of
Prince.
Ituperl
to
commemorate
the
noble
Hood
of
Syl.
Wni.
It-mlli..
veteran
of
Ihe
Circa!
War,
who
ojt
August
I
I,
1921,
gave
his
life
in
a
heroic
attempt
lo
save
Hie
lives
of
a
number
of
sehWd
children.
A
brave
soldier,
an
honored
citizen,
a
true
friend,
faithful
lo
every
trust,
he
em
bodied
in
his
life
Ihe
ho
Ira
The
nearness
of
Alaska
In
this
hnrt
spU
nnnri
fw.,,
n..,
rest
of
the
Dominion.
Victoria
is
near
Seattle
hut
that
affects
i,,"n"
,lu
r,,air'
S'
K
,,arkrr.
only
her
overseas
commerce.
There
is
no
fishine
i...h.ti-
,.r
"""v'nr
"f
Mie
commlltee,
re-
lemt
lo
make,
it
more
difficult
for
American
boats
to
do
business
here.
For
that
reason,
if
for
no
other,
we
in
Prince
Itnpcrt
must
oppose
the
placing
of
a
lax
on
molor
fuel.
,
"'-..'
Difficulty
Of
Balancing
Income
And
Expenditure.
;
;.
There
are
few
people
in
the
world
who
do
not
find
it
difficult
to
balance
income
and
expenditure.
The
tendency
for
nl-tnost
all
people
is
to
.spend
more
than
they
earn
and
to
wish
Ihey
earned
more
so
that
they
could
spend
more.
Usually
thev
feel
themselves
verv
economicnl
nnH
Ii.al
i.
i
....
3
r.
.f"
"V
much
of
the
unrest
in
the
world.
When
the
:?,
men
Ave.re
g,vt'"
a.
mere
piHhnre
and
lived
on
it,
there
Mils
fall.
Also
it
was
the
Inten
thin
of
Ihe
Coverninent
lo
enn-inue
work
wilh
a
view
lo
compelling
Hie
highway
ennneollnn
In
the
inlorior.
lie
recognized
Ihe
inrportance
of
the
building
of
a
road
to
Ihe
canneries
fro
in
Prince
Huperl
as
a
section
of
the
highway
which
would
he
completed
lalor.
He
thnncrlit
Hip
'road
way
might
be
shished
and
what
in
the
light
of
martyrs
for
doing
without
mi
manv
thino's
'lrainp'1
Pihly
lhi
year
hut
he
inat
they
-
would
like.
II
is
this
i"'nii
failure
to
n
mu
o..,i,
u..
wo,"d
be
ready
lo
make
an
an
-
iucti
ri
..
llli-l
IS
MiP
r-ntiwr.
cause
or
nt
I.
r.
t
II.
.
.
.
.i
.
.
nniliiiomnul
nounceincnl
mi
his
nl..-.
on
return.
M.
P.
Mc(la(Terv
mentioneif
Dint
nun;
ouesuon
on
ineir
part.
It
wns
all
they
were
used
to
learns
a
nay
useii
and
their
fathers
before
them.
As
they
became
educated
and'l!,P
T"'-'-are
"!
he
llioughl
got
a
larger-proportion
of
the
good'
(Mug
of
Ihe
world
Ihevi"1?
hr,,lp
he
built,
naturally
i-raved
for
more
and
did
not
see
why
thev
Could
noli
leasnn
given
by
the
mln-
gel
gei
them..
uiein..
Mo
hn
it
il
is
is
wi
wilh
u
nil
nil
i.f.t,..
nr.h,
wr
nr.
n
n
.
..
n.-
,1..
..
listers
islers
for
for
nnl
nnl
trni
going
it
tr
ahead
filiuuil
wilh
tI
I
It
"c
on
fre
nit?
u
i-s
omers
are
clomg;
vvil
...
,
their
..
money
and
the
tendency
is
to
wish
Jo
he
san,(..
..
The
difficulty
is
that
many
people
want
to
be
ira
fo11"
lno
ma"y
'liferent
directions
and
tlt.
reMlu
iK
fatal,
e
cannot
possibly
have
nil
that
everyone
ele
has
Some
o
us
hny?!e...ugh
to
launch
out
a
litlle
in
one
direction.
Home
like
Jo
spend
their
money
on
clothes,
others
on
food,
again
dhers
on
house
furnishings,
art,
studies,
(ravel,
gambling
'
vice
e
treating,
en
erla
in
ntr.
misi.
pI.,i,i
,i.:i..'it.e
L,
P,.;nrig
generous,
ears,
i.s'iodges,
Zo
of
a
dozen
other
extravagances.
Again
others
like
to
see
e
,ef
'k
"V'""
Sl?fil
"'"easing
as
a
means
lo
enahl
g
1
hem
enMa
Inter
lo
enjoy
the
things
of
life,
more
easily
nml
In
insure
JiTp
VTl
MCkTS
r
mi'f-
We
all
have
our
ex
rava-
Sm
dTrnn,"'
n,nnv
nr"
,ikHy
10
fiml
'm'i
tiZ.
FLY
TIE
IS
SCREEN
TIME
W,re,Iy
2!0l
j"
2,1
30
aMd
30
ncl
widths
priced
at
30c,
40c,
45o
per
yard
for
black;
same
widths,
galvanized,
50c,
60c,
76c
per
yard.
'
Screen
Doors,
all
sizes,
$3.60,
$4.00
and
$5.00.
Screen
Windows,
in
5izes,
60c,
65c,
85c,
00c
&
$1.00
ea
Tel.
3.
AX-.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver.
ho
road
was
the
failure,
of
Ihe
Dominion
Cinvernnient
to
continue
the
vole
for
mad
conslrue-lion.
'
In
connection
wilh
Ihe
action
of
Ihe
Di'iiiiniou
Clnvernmoiil
I'red
Slork
said
Ihe
matter
had
been
considered
al
OllawV.
Certain
appropriation
In
the
form
of
subsidies
were
provided
under
the
British
Xorlh
Amercia
Ac!
and
since
Ihen
a
custom
had
grown
up
In
spend
certain
sums
on
roads,
agriculture,
and
for
other
purposPH.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
had
staled
Ilial
in
view
of
the
fad
lhat
luxe
were
burdenMoine
and
Ihe
Dominion
had
Ihe
unpopular
lask
nf
raising
money
for
the
provinces
lo
spend
and
Ihe
sum
of
twenty
million
dollars
formerly
vnled,
all
Iraving
been
allocated.
It
was
llioughl
heller
In
fulure
lo
al-low
tlie
provinces
In
raise
Ihelr
own
money
fur
roads.
Mli.
-
in
i
'.ii;
i
1
1
ii
i
ii
y
1
1
1
is
naiiiniri
TH1
DAlLT
NEWS
?h(
lining-Juljr
7.
101'
i
WRANGELL
PEOPLE
FOR
NOVA
SCOTIA
Party
Will
be
In
City
This
After
noon
En
Route
to
Plctou
For
Old
Home
Celebration
By
the
Princess
Louise
Ibis
nf
ternoon
there
will
arrixe
from
Wranpcll,
Alaska,
a
party
of
ten
or
si)
niM'sons
lieailoil
bv
J.
('
ranl,
proprietor
of
the
Wranirell
lloier,
Pound
for
Pictou,
.ovn,
Soul
ill
vin
Vniiirmi
e.r
nml
tin
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
At
Pie-'
ton
the
party
will
attend
the
trnifi
ntifiiv-firwnn
rintiiirinl
pitln-1
bration
from
July
15
(o
il
of
(he!
nrriva!
of
the
first
Scottish
set
tlors
m
Nova
Snolia
by
the
old
ship
"Hector.1
.
The
celebration,
which
is
to
h
of
a
very
elalmrale
nature,
will!
be
nttemled
by
His
excellency
Harnn
Itynjr
of
Vimy,
ciovernor!
Cteneral
nf
Canada,
as
well
as
re-j
presentalives
of
the
federal
pnv-!
rnmont.
Hrilisb.
Canadian
and
I
niled
Stales
warships
will
par-
lictpale
and
native
sons
from
nil
parts
of
the
world
will
Rather
for
I
fie
occasion.
CELEBRATE
DOMINION
DAY
AT
KINCOUTH
Parade
Headed
by
Greenville
Band
Followed
by
Sports
On
Saturday
last
cannery
workers
from
Ihe
entire
Naas
district
celcbnlei
Dominion
Day
at
Kin-
cidith.
Dick
Woils
proved
a
successful
manaser
and
every
one
expresses
their
delight
nt
,
finding
such
a
natural
park
nilKlUT
flip
llllU
I
Ppuniiiip
niii-Of
w
1
1
irrrim
I
ti.l
o
foil,
rli'.'
....
I
:
..
1
.
.
t:ii
.
,
1
'.i.t.
!
Till-
iImv
alnrfpil
U'iMl
n
tinin,ln
.
.v..,,,
-"m-iui
u
itn
iiuj.-
un
uruiiig
iu
prrss
uiinnis
hi
jup
iirnisn
raco
ami
"
i
1
reports,
that
a
gaoline
lax
.should
he
collected
iu
this
province,
died
a
friend
tn
children."
;
headed
by
Ihe
(irenville
Hand
ami
the
proceeds
to
be
used
in
building1
the
sections
of
road
'linking1
!
every
minule
was
taken
up
with
up
the
Pacific
with
the
central
portions
of
Canada.
The
idea
MPPT
MINIQTPRC
IN
'"port
of
alt
kinds.
The
chief,
was
good,
Kir
the
premier
aid
there"
were.
100,000
motorists
lUlIudlEllO
111
feature
of
the
day
was
the
base-
in
iliu
nei.iiiii.i.
Ak.,1
(.
I......:.,,-
n
i
,.r
J
11
i
.
a
nr1
1
Hl
f
lAlffl
flllll
iriiniit
liAltvaitn
Duel
mi.atfsw
HIT
'M'HIM
C
n
IU
It'l
41
l
111
i
II
111"
I
1
1
rrH
Tl
U
K
lTIll-
HMl.fl
VII
III
VllflllV
"
".-mi
ii
i
-1
1
1
1
1
ri
(
v
,
;
.
vr.
.
iiLiimius
iu
nunuj
:n
-
the
premier
forgot
was
that
here
in
Prince
Hupert
we
depend
L
...
T.
nnon
casiilino
ti,r
nun
nii.tivn
ni.vvap
onH
ii
.,;..
m
i.
:
.
committee
to
Interview
.tax
that
irasolinp
in
iir.lc
In
l.nilil
pufiris
f,.-
n,u
.i,ii,
Sutherland
and
Blr.
pat
-
-
"
....
p
.-...mi.
fjasoliiii'
and
related
products
are
vital
to
this
port
and
shinild
not.
be
taxed
here.
To
levy
a
tax
would
handicap
this
.pori
ne.iviiy
in
lavor
oi
me
pons
oi
Alaska.
.
we
lose
the
selling
of
the
easoline
hut
also
we
'boats
i1V;IV
frnm
lhl
TWlrt
A
dm
fwhinrr
itwl.ul..,
r..
I
tullo
This
Afternoon
Or.
-
-S
-It
M
am
i
..
i
ne
special
rommniee
oi
I
no
Aot
ot
only
only
should
r.
i
i
:
.
.
,
J,
.
.
.
Hoard
of
Irade
appointed
recent-
l
w
should
111
1)1
11
ilhn-a
drivo
11
ly
'i'
for
1
I
hat
purjiose
will
apain
thing
for
the
port,
for
the
railway
and
for
the
fishermen"
we
"
c
i
'
'
1
al"1,lf;'
:cannot
allow
any
imposition
to
interfere
wilh
our
productive
H'm-
Vr"
T
.
ay,
hnsines.s.
The
matter,
might
well
he
taken
up
wilh
the
two
omiu'c,ion,
''"s
of
Im-;ininislers
who
are
to
be
here
today
with
a
view
to
protecting
VV
il"
,,nnCP
lllll",rl
the
interests
of
this
port.
-
".district,
such
as
construction
of
The
principle,
of
taxing
Ihe'rnotor
fuel
to
pay
for
the
rondJ!!'e
.!".oa,J
"'
Vf
,r,!,ce
H,1,,',r,
is
correct
as
lonir
as
it
lines
nnl
l.il
ho
in.,noni
'"
Icrrace
hrnlge,
liie
connect-
esneo
allv
the
fish
boats
.nml
nthor
pnmmiP,.;i
i1"?
"P
I'"
sections
of
Ihe
in-
-
-
-
"II-.
.MUM
t.lMIIIIVIMU
Uerior
.
highway
1
ami
.
other
mat
Alaska's
Nearness
Important
To
Us.
tors.
At
the
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
I
'
Trade
ra,,'
,ilH'
last
n
night,
President
Uib
iiiiii
1
1
1
ii
1
1
1
1
1
wiiii
:i
Hiiirt
in
10
lo
I
'In
favor
of
Simpson.
A
dance
which
lasted
till
early
morning
brought
(ho
celebration
to
n
close.
All
Ihoso
who
were
there
are
looking
forward
to
Ihe
next
celebraHon
slated
for
Labor
I
lay.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
The;
C...H.
steamer
Prince
Cieorpe,
IJajVl.
W.
S.
Moorehouse.
was
three
hours
tale
in
arriving
from
the
south
yesterday
afler-l
noon,
Ihe
delay
being
principally,
accounted
for
at
Swansnn
Hay.
because
of
a
heavy
freight
cargo
for
that
port.
The
following
passengers,
ar-'
rived:
nny
importance
that
is
affected
by
the
fact.
Here
Prinpe
Ilnneri
I'0"0'1
"''
"'y
already
iii-i.lame.s,
Mrs.
Anderson,
Miss
V.
is
the
mitiiral
port
for
Alaska
and
is
generally
o
viewed
hv
lb
,v"'w,',1
minlslers
on
these
i.M.
West,
.Mrs.
K.
I..
Young,
II
people
of
that
territory.
It
is
or
benefit
lo
them
as
well
as
to
us
PI
ani1
l"
"""'"iMarlin,
.Mrs.
K.
t!reen,
I.,
n.
to
foster
close
commercial
relationships
and
not
to
place
any
a!Jain
on
","ir
rP,urn
fror"
M"ir
K'ranl,
II.
Kondo,
Mrs.
-I..
P.
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Sutherland
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motor
motor-
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fuel
nt
at
this
this
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port
nnnii
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second
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the
work
on
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er-
Mason,
I.ee
I.ing,
'
Sung
Kwong.
""nn,
cnlliargO
I
Canadian'
,.
'fishermen
,
who
operate
frnm
this
port
and
also
would
racP
til
,,ri"S,"'mil,l
..
commenced
fllev.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Smithsnn
and
fnmily.
I..
Courtney.
Mrs.
O.
!
Itandall,
Miss
Lillian
Mae
Ilan-dall,
Mrs.
K.
Marker
and
child,
Miss
Darker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
noils
and
child,
Mrs.
K.
Klemans
and
child,
T.
A.
Dark,
Miss
I..
Duncan,.
Miss
J.
I.
Wilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.'H.
S.
I.ovejoy,
P.
C.
Andrews,
D,
I),
Clovers
and
ch'ild,
(ieorge
Kelfy.
II.
h.
Wood,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
Sutherland
and
child,
Capl.
Holemap,
H.
A.
Phill-poll
nml
Mr.
Iligasbi.
For
Stewart
Miss
K.
Purkiss,
F.
C,
ltoherlon;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Silverman,
II.
Mn'rrland,
II.
It.
Johnson.
Ivan
Mahond,
W.
H.
McFnrlane,
(1.
Kaslon,
II.
F.ng-berg,
Masler
Hackiis,
i
M.
Hac-kus,
fi.
F.
Kaslon,
M
Henderson,
D.
A.
Orumlruui,
Miss
II.
I.ade,
Mis.s
M.
I.ade,
Mrs.
K,
l
Young,
Mr.
Ciivin,
M.
Slohle,
K,
D.
Wilson,
Miss
I,
Watson,
Miss
I.
Craig,
.hi
1
1
if
o
Phippen.
.1.
II.
From,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
II,
..
Miller
(rouml
trip;,
Miss
I,.
C.
Itless.
man
(round
trip),
Miss
M.
Pfahl
(round
trip),
Mrs.
M.
.las-mar,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
S.
I.amli,
Mrs.
'Murray,
Miss
Murray,
Miss
15.
Montgomery,
.1.
II,
hainliorl,
Morloy
Shier,
.1.
Anderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Melllsh,
Mrs.
C.
A.
McKen;.le
ami
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(Irani
Muhond.
NOTICC
Tk
.NiUri
thai
mi
inonih
trr
piih.
llf.lliill,
nf
lil
nullrr,
I'iririe
i:rlro
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to
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fur
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Mannon
k
nontal't,
an
Snliriidri.
Signs
of
Good
Health
Blront
ll.alth
n4
Vmlf
mnt
Urf
ana.
that
funcllo
fUrularly
'.
llWg
I'.Ia
or
!)!-
ibis
afienioon
on
ih
princess
Dr.
Martel
t
Female
Pilli
i.oniso
ior
Vancouver
enroii
e
o
LlTM"i
thousands
last
half
.
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ix
71
E.
rrunt
Pour
Handy
Sizes
A
Size
For
Every
Nccd
You'll
Like
this
Creamy
Milk
from
the
Chilliwack
District
and
it
is
such
a
convenient
mUk.
With
a
few
tins
of
the
various
sizes
on
your
pantry
shelf,
you
are
never
"out"
of
milk
for
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk
serves
eveiy
milk
need.
It
is
rich,
pure
milk
from
selected
dairies
in
the
Fraser
River
Valley.
Part
of
the
water
content
has
been
removed,
but
otherwise
it
is
just
as
it
comes
from
these
fine
dairy
cows.
To
bring
it
back
to
its
natural
state
simply
add
an
equal
quantity
of
water.
Askyour
grocer
for
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk
and
insist
on
getting
it.
l3ordav
Co-
Jtrntted
VANCOUVER
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Ptlnca
Rupert
J
jluly
7.
1913.
Col.
Sam
Hughes,
minister
of
militia
and
defence,
will
visit
Ihe
Pacific
Const
and
Prince
Ituperl
this
summer
It
is
announced.
.V
provincial
commission
will
sil
In
Prince
Ituperl
Ibis
week
In
inquire
Into
the
supply
of
ooal
and
the
prices
charged
here.
Duncan
Moss,
CJ.T.I'.
railway
rontraclor,
says
that
steel
will
reach
Smilhcrs
this
week
and
that
grading
tn
Hums
Lake
will
be
compoted
this
year.
After
five
years
here
as
genera'
aenl
for
Ihe
(l.T.I'.,
A.
K.
Mc
Master
will
be
transferred
lo
lie-ginn
as
general
commercial
agenl,
it
Is
announced
today.
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SALE
X
6040.
Scaled
Trillion
will
Ih
iwrlvcil
IiV
IIip
Minister
nf
l.anitu,
al
Vlrtorla.
not
later
man
noon
on
ini
idiii
nay
or
July,
lOfj,
fur
Ih
pnrrliaM
nf
l.lrrnrc
X
6IH0,
lo
rut
nil.
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frM
of
Simrr,
18
1,
(Kill
K.II.M,
Crilar.
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k,
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fi-rt
of
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on
an
arra
north
nf
1,
11.
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4.
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Van
orxlal,
Skrrna
lUvrr,
liainre
,
luiitl
l.aml
Plmrli'l.
one
lit
ywr
will
!m
allowed
for
re-inuval
or
tlmlier.
fnrllier
parilrnlara
or
the
Ciller
'Fnrea-ler,
Vlrtorla,
ll.i:,,
or
piairlrt
rnrrapr
I'rlnre
Itnnerl,
II.
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SALE
X
5207.
Therm
u-lll
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I
noon
on
Ilia
rut
day
of
July,
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fer
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uf
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,if-iiiiiirn,
ami
t.iijar,
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aian
71D.M0M
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ii.m.
of
Irllrd
and
Uurked
Snr'ire.
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in
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allunied
cm
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and
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Lakra,
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i,
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niatrlrl,
TWO
(I
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VPIM
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I,
illi..,!
....
...
moval
of
llniW.
'
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ruri
ier
oarUpilara
of
the
Chief
'
'
Virion.
rTi!
am
i.,.,..im.
.
awn
Coast
Steamships
Sailings
from
Princeupert
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
t
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
S.8.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Vancouver,
via
Qucon
Charlotte
Islands
June
13th,
27th,
July
11th,
25th
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
.
Huperl
dally
Mrrpi
SuiuU)
al
pjn,
for
l'ijnrrjfle.,rre,
'nlr,
dlrttl
conncruona
all
tolnn
Kaitern
Canada
and
.United
glatea
J.
.
0INOV
fOH
ALL
OCtAN
STtAMtHIP
LINKS.'
''
Oily
Tlekat
Offka,
627
Third
Print
Rupart,
rnona
KM.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services.
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
8.8.
PRINCESS
LOUI8E,
3.S.
PRINCE8S
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
June
3,
8,
18,23,30;
July
7,11,
18,
21,25,
28.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
June
11,
18,
25
1
July
2,
8,
13,
18,
20,
23,
27.
8.S.
PRINCE88
BEATRICE.
i
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1vp.m.
Agency
for
all
8teamshlp
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Qeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C
LTD.
Salllnia
From
Prince
fiuperi,
t
'
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For
VANCOUVKN,
VICTONIA,
Oc.n
rail.,
and
Swana.n
Bay,
Ttatadat
B
P
M
f.r
VANCOUVKn,
V.OTOn.A,
Al.r
B.,,
and
Sw.na.n.
B.yV
..S'n.o.
for
ANYOX,
ALICE
ABM,
STKWABT,
Walaa
l.l.nd,
Sunda
10
PM
"
r
"""""i
"may
a.m.
Hi
g-
...i
nd
Avenue.
J.
larnitan.
Aa.nt.
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f.