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Kidney1
nd
Troubles.
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and
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m
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day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Cfrfbittana,
DAILY
EDITION
Difficult
To
Fight
Big
Interests.
Saturday.
October
20,
Ir3.
It
i
alway
difficult
to
figbt
the
big
uilir't.
Tbr
liquor!
jnlrrr-l
hi
ine
lijlrj
Malrf
wrrf
ver".
--tnnt;
Mit
they
were
carried
aa
iy.thr
-jl
in
a
wave
of
mthiMia-m.
Sine
lhat
tinje
tbey
have
leen
wrkiny
-tr'adily
ami
every
effort
t
being
made
U
injure
the
inhiliUu
measure,
e?(rially
in
u
mori
thirkly
ppulafd
Uiie
nf
New
lork
and
New
Jerey.
l'n'hilttHiiit
fizhl
for
all
tbey
are
worth,
but
when
the
victory
i
won,
they
He
bak.
thinking
th
war
i
over.
In
that
they
are
mistaken.
Mrmietl
interrl
never
.tp
figblmr.
Thy
are
never
Ifeaten
a;id
when
victory
mer
Ihem
em
mt
rm-plete.
that
is
the
time
t
bwik
for
a
rurae
back-It
not
pndwihJe
that
pnhilntiwi
will
ever
pa
a
way
a
a
national
pdicy
in
ibe
foiled
Slate.,
but
th?re
i
danger
that
the
matter
of
enforcement
may
heroine
a
dead
letler
in
m?
part;
of
the
eiuntrr.
Uke
To
See
Naval
Vessels
Here.
.'
The
two
little
naval,
veeTi
that
are
here
represent
Ihe
navyr
on
the
farifii-
roaL
They
are
mall
and
of
little
value,
pr-hap.
except
as
training'
v-e!..
Yet
we
are
gtad
lo
ee
them.
They
represent
."a
great
power.
There
i
a
differeie
f
opinion
a-
to
Ihe
desirability
of
a
Canadian
iiav.
There
m
a
ertkn
of
Ihe
community
that
would
like
lo
contribute
to
th?
Imperial
navy
and
leave
all
matter
of
defence
iiilheTr
hand.
PerfiaT
that
would
b
Ihe
effective
way
of
doing
thing
jttt
a
the
mod
effective
government
i
an
abolute
monarrhy.
tanailiaiH
a
a
rule,
however,
prefer
to
control
their
own
expenditure
and
if
they
are
to
pay
for
de
fence,
a
Ihey
undoubtedly
mut
do,
Ihey
will
prefer
to
have
their
owHitav.
Itmay--not
lie
a
big
one
but.
uch
a
it
i,
tit
mii!
be
timtfr
conlnd
oc
the
popfe
who
fnvideT
the
rotney.
The
OnTe
may
r&me
when'
we
hall'be
glad
we
have
a
navy.
It
may
.prove
very
useful.
One
llri(ih
commander
dicuing
he
onelion
year
a?o
tlial
until
f!anda
learned
what
il
wa
to
build
hip
to
lo-e-
lh;m.
to
pay
for
their
upkeep
and
in
train
her
own
men,
he
would
never
really
feel
herelf
to
I
a
part
of
the
Empire.
Qrevt
Interest
In
Egyptian
Discoveries.
fireat
int?rel
i-
lejng
taken
in
the
Egyptian
dienverie
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
King
Tulenkhamen'
tomb.
The
greate!
interet
wa
of
rour.e
in
the
firl
effort,
but
even
ye
here
may
be
new
hitoriraI
diroverie
which
will
carry
u
lrnck
thousand
of
year.
In
no
other
rlirnafe
would
th?
relies
of
the
tomb
be
preserved
a
they
are
in
Egypt,
n
lhat
the
dicoverie
are
unique.
In
no
other
place
did
the
enlnm
of
the
country
o
lend
lh?melve
to
Ihe
preservation
of
articled
ued
by
the.
ruler
of
a
great
people.
.
,
-
r
Twelve
Mile
Limit
And
Halibut
Fisheries.
If
ihe
preeut
three
mile
limit
of
territorial
waler
lioul
be
?xle;ided
to
twelve,
nx
de-ired
by
the
United
State.,
it
wouli
very
eriouIy
affect
the
fihiug
irxlut
r
I
At
present
all
ve-fcel
fih
in
Hecate
Strait
ouUide
Ihe
three
mile
limit.
Willi
the
extension
of
ti-
ierrilorinl
limit,
Hecate
.Slrail
would
be
come
nlnio.i
cloed
lo
foreign
fihmg
vfel
and
then
migh
oecome
n
iiitHnait
tialilml
preserve.
ne
noruierri
iiaiikw
near
vnkulat
would
be
tfmilarh
af
ferfd,
UiiiBiliaii
veceN
are
fihing
there
today,
but
if
the
in
lernanorial
law
were
changed
practically
nil
the
'hahk
there
worth!
he
hut
off
fnm
Canadian.
On
Ihe
Eat
coal
Ihere
would
be
even
greater
changes
or
.in
i
mi:
jiuuig
naiiK
jtre
nin
lo
te
within
twelve
mile
or
Hie
iMtnadian
and
Nevv'foiindlnnd
shore.
That
would
exclud
American
v?!.
II
might-he
nrrnnged
that
halibut
fihing
slionlil
be
open
lo
hold
ualioiiH
even-where,
a
well
a
halibut
marketing.
That
would
olv?
Ihe
difficulty,
for
fihlng
rights
are
going
to
be
a
iiiiM-iiii)
in
couuecuoii
wnn
nny
prnpfied
extension
of
terri
lonai
contnii.
it
i
tioulitrul
even
if
Utiiled
Stales
and
Rrilai
nnv
.ui)
riK'i
io
miiKc
sum
n
ciiange
without
Ihe
full
and
compieiK
coneui
oi
other
naiioii
inlereld.
Used
After
Shaving
Keeps
Skin
Soft
and
Smooth
Many
men
suffer
from
irritation
of
the
skin
as
a
result
of
shavfnj.
With
some
it
assumes
a
form
of
eczema
and
becomes
most
annoylnj
and
unsightly.
Bj
applying
a
little
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
after
shaving
the
Irritation
is
overcome
and
Barber's
Itch
and
Eczema
are
prevented
or
relieved.
DR.
CHASE'S
OINTMENT
M
Cent
a
hot,
all
dealers,
or
Kitinaa,
Hala
A
C.,
LUM
Toruaia
DY6HAVN
IS
its
APPOINTEE
Mmbr
of
Biological
Board
rUpresenllnQ
Flsntn?
In-
ipnel
dustry
of
Coast
,v
jir.
S
Jbn
KMan.
raaik
following
representation
ubrtiifled
lt
the
leparlmeRt
by
hin2
Inlere-t
that
I
be
board
al
rreent
rinlilutet
a
no"
rlue
enough
touch
with
the
actual
industry.
appintment
i
The
faiictkm
of
lh
ItioWieal!
Roard
lo
lo.ly
life,
habtl
ani
j
breedinz
cor.litnn
of
varij;
Iecie
f
fih
antf
fur
I
lie
pr-
pe
of
reearrli
il
eontml;
everal
biological
station
hi
Ibej
Atlantic
Coat,
and
ijne.
.q
llieiforluiie
Pacific
Oiat
at
iMi'arlure
tlay.-
couver
Dama?r
by
fire
In
Ihe
evleftt
f
500
or
6oo
wa
done
y.ir-
Jay
aflernoitn
al
Five
o'clock
lo
ie
reience
at
3J'J
eventb
Aenue
Kal
owned
y
Mr.
C.
from
Ihe
effecls
of
waler.
The
Ire
department
responded
to
Ihe
alarm
and
had
Ihe
Maze
in
check
oon
afler
Ihe.
force
arrived.
Hie
houe
wa
vacant
and
il
is
elim
that
Ihe
blaze
wa
slarl-
el
by
marauding
youngster.
They
had
been
een
during
Ihe
aftcniiMiii
by
neighbor
jioing
in
ami
out
of
the
back
window.
The
houe
wa
Insured.
KAIENS
BASKETBALL
CLUB
DANCE
SUCCESS
torn
t5
Couples
Attended
En-
Joyable
Affair
Held
Last
Night
In
Elks'
Home
Ilie
Kaien
lalies
haskelhall
luh
gae
ait
enjoyable
dance
in
Ihe
Klks'
Home
lal
evening
for
Ihe
iiirpoe.
of
raiing
fund
for
playing
costume
and
learn
equipment.
Some
fi5
couples
were
in
attendance
and
the
object
of
Ihe
affair
was
successfully
tntt.
Muic
was
furnished
by
Art
Kanf
orchestra,
JMdie
I'rays
was
maler
of
c:renionies
and
Leu
Anderson
was
on
the
floor.
The
club
eprees
appreciation
for
Ihe
patronage
and
assistance
given
Ihe
member
In
Iheir
effort
and
feels
particularly
indebted
to
Italph
Smith
and
members
nf
the
Colts'
Athletic
Club
for
Iheir
ervice
ip
connection
with
the
rving
of
refreshments.
"
EASTERN
STAR
BRIDGE
AND
WHIST
PARTY
WAS
HELD
LAST
EVENING
Ilelisl
tHiapler,
Order
of
the
Kalern
Slur,
gave
a
il-lixlilful
bridge
and
whisl
parly
In
the,
Maonic
Temple
lasl
nighl.
The
first
prize
wiiinefs
al
liridge
were!
Mr.
.!.
.
Sleen
and
V.
II.
Wilson-Murray,
second
ladies'
prize
j
going
o
Mrs.
W.
I.
Vance.
The'
prize
winners
al
whist
are
Mrs.
It.
K.
Walker,
Mrs,
Jumes
Simpson
iitnl
K.
N'.
Valentine.
Ile-frelimeiils
were
served
before
Ihe
galheriutr
dispersed
about
niidnliflil.
'
HILL
60
BAZAAR
,
TfflS
AFHRN00N
All
Manner
or
Useful
and
Artistic
Articles
Oflerad
for
tale
by
I.O.D.E.
Chapter
,
'
Miratrfpal
CMtir'n
Mr.
Waller
Hume.
IMdy
-Mi
May
Ileal.
fertrii,i",t
Mi
S.
A.
Mills.
Tea
H'mhii
Mi.
Jean
lmden.
ItatTlt-
Mr.
C
Woodwortb.
Mr.
Clarse
ha
ur?r
nf
Ihe
'eliiKjr
e-v
er.
anctver
Nland.
Meeting
of
f
tkUniAV
R?nf!rnFI?
in"
Ottawa.
II
Js
undertool
that
Ihe
inten-
in
of
Ihe
tlepartnint
i
to
en
large
the
funclton
of
the
b-
izwal
ervice
and
inlitule
rer-
am
innrnvenieni
arxl
change
n
it
preenl
eonducl.
A
a
re-
minary
tep
the
ftppoinlnient
of
Mr.
Dvbbavn
frr
the
Pacific)
Uat
and
another
man
front
the
Atlantic
ha
un
mate.
SEVENTH
AVENUE
HOUSE
ip
r
i
u
i
rrrv
tvtr
nnr
1
1
ibi
irimKm
al
i.3V
V.
McMordie.
regent
ofi
Cfeanler.
the
annual!
luanajr
f
lkHaimrofi
Hsxaar
.if
Hill
Ot
Royal
Kil
and
ceri.
j:aa,.ier.
Itstjeerial
order
I
Much
-
.lent
or
local
l.ranrh
of
ib
l!aa-j,.r.
r
:e
Kmalre,
j
in
pngres
alian
Filierie
A.oialiori.
hat'loday.
Tfc
affair
i
takine
olaee
been
notiftcl
front
Ottawa
of
lil,iH
Ike
vacant
torre-vt
to
Ker-
appoinlroenl
a
roemfcer
f
lbel.,
.
studio
oa
TMiM
Atenue.
ihe
Riobrs-tral
Hoard
of
Ihe
federal
'un-HM-ie
bavistsr
tm
fciu.l!r
iVpartntent
f
Fiherie
a
rr-
Immms
Kt
Tlioma
Mrtayinont
preentative
f
the
f
tMiiny
in-
lilrr
of
lb
Pacific
Coal.
The
appointment
ha
been
(nr
th
rnUm.
CSaily
decorated
in
Hallowe'eii
ro4r.
Ihe
placat
i
irfml
a
dainty
and
rtdnrfiU
-em
anal
the
la
Mr
are
laden
Hfi
alt
maimer
f
eul
and
artistic
artiV
for
ale.
Mi--
lliancbe
Mrltonald,
regent
f
Hill
CO
'.hailT,
i
tn
Anlbrr
similar
'rhar?c
ami
flw
rrfn'wr
r
lb
iMinir
mad
ua,uri
U4b
arr:
lb
Atlantic
r
and
lb
nw'
Annm
Mr.
Knrt
Hakron.
MNin!r
wilb
Mr.
Ibliavn
will
HnArrhf
.Mi
HnMa
V.
b
adbil
to
th
irrmi
lanl.
;rahaM.
DIRECT
FROM
ORIENT
Dim
October
25
to
Take
Local1
Cargo
Instead
of
Canadian
Highlander
r.ii.M.M.
sleam-r
linadian
Fretahler.
tiipt.
Carl
RiHt.
nr.
imiu;
here
itirert
iw
me
Onenl
atHTt
October
Si.
will
Ihul
tbi
month"
bipn.eit
of
lnnttwr
ai
fib
fr
Japan
in-tcaii
of
Ihe
Canadian
HivttSander.
(jipt
t
iher.
a
hal
tn
on?-
10
1AMAuLMJ
DI
flflEji'ially
mtende.1.
lUmaUl
Iteau-
j
.
tnHt.
toral
tieriii!nl,:it,
an-
YoungsUrsSUrUd
Blaxe
In
Resl-!'Xine4Nl
thi
ihiiih;.
llie
dene
Ownod
by
Mrs.
C.
T.
i
-"
imm,
Partlnnton
of
Van-
..ii-.
r-.:i..
will
load
here
will
i!i
!'..e
t-
lrv
Jtl.M
a
11.1
l.(M,HO0
feel
of
hemlMk
baby
ittare
front
I-rier
null.
50.0on
fet
of
air-'
dane
spruce
from'
UVe
Ritr
Ray
awmili
al
4eortflw.
all
fih
hi(iwl
by
Sttta
Hiver
Jaftan-
f.
Partington
of
Vanromer
an.l
r.-
aiof
a
further
conisiiment
of
until
reeenlly
occupied
y
S.
.
raiilmt
alm"ii
(t
Ja(ianee
re-
ohtion
of
Ihi
city.
The
rfxd
Ijef.
and
interior
of
the
upiwr
floor
a
ere
rather
badly
damaye.1
and
the
down
l
air
eclion
ulTerei
PROPERTY
OWNERS
MEETING
IS
HELD
Constitution
of
New
Association
Is
Adopted
Several
More
Members
Are
Enrolled
'Hie
econd
Mieelillg
of
the
Prince
Jtitpcri
Irwner'
Asocia-
tioir
trMik
(dace
hi
the
cily
coun
cil
chahiber
lat
evening.
I're.i-denl
John
Dyhhatn
in
the
chair
there
was
a
fair
attendance
of
members,
the
meeting
.ejtig
call,
ed
for
IJie
purpose
of
ronidering
Ihe
eonlilullon
a
submitted
by
Ihe
executive.
After
some
ilis-euifin
il
wa
adopted.
Among
Ihe
eakers
were
J.
W.
McKinley.
C.
F.
Kemp.
K.
W.
Hart
and
Mrs.
w.
J.
Klrkp.tlrick
whn
dealt
on
Ihe
merits
of
Ihe
institution.
The
Fifth
Avenue
Kal
grading
program
wa
dicued
and
it
was
rop.orleit
thai
arrangements
Acre
proceediiic
satisfactorily.
President
Oyhhavn
reported
thai
Ihe
asocialion
Would
be
fa
vi
i
red
al
an
early
date
with
an
address
by
Kx-Maynr
Thomas
Mr-Olymoul
on
mailers
of
civic
in.
Ii;ret.
The
followins
new
member
were
enrolled:
1
O;
Larsen,
ft.
..
'l'hompoii,
Ivan
H.
I'elerson,
f.
O.
Howe.
W.
Ccattoii,
II.
I.-tourneau
and
I,,
fi.
Kby.
.
The
regularly
monthly
meeting
dale
is
set
in
the'conllulloii
foe
the
lliird
Friday
of
each
month.
Iaseji(iers
sailing
for
Vancouver
on
Ihe
princes'
Ileal
riee
Ihi
afternoon
Include
It.
M.
Kearns.
J.
Illackburn
and
V.
W.
Cuhmair.
L99
t4UdW
-w
Ea-Gittirkf
O
.
C
a.j
w
Dcsiawsmaaaj
Ash
IjourHardmrt
Dealer
SfMONDS
siMomis
ctsaDt
ii
on.
mmo
at.
Hwil
M.
anl
tnaata.Saiml,
W
..Mm,
an
m.
a.
e.B.
.
f
4-4'
A
Range
That
THE
FUTURIST
When
t
lhat
painler
rming
tn
do
your
houeT"
"Alway
tomorrow.
I
stue
he''
one
of
lhoe
Fulurits
e
hear!
alH.iil.'
New
llaen
llrgi.ler.
raoaaTE.
in
thc
sueatac
coumt
or
isitiih
;
cocuasi.
la
lw
Matter
.f
Ttv
IrtlvllU'lnlMMl
rt
;
i
la
irw
Valir
it
U
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in
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suencaii
court
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COLUMBIA.
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lit
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It.
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oeream,
and
all
partm
Itarlns
rUlao
arall
Ihe
MM
MUI
are
hereliy
rerjfiired
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rurnl.h
oarne.
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to
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and
all
parlies
In-letiled
f
Ihe
r.lle
are
reiilred
lo
pay
the
anxrtifit
of
Uielr
liHlrblednes
to
me
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v.
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rnnre
tluert,
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luted
I
hO
ISth
day
of
iKliJer.
IPS,
in
eaosaTC.
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n
vvrntw
wwn
i
Wf
mm
1
1
,n
COLUMBIA.
In
Ilie
Mailer
r
The
AdiulnMrillisi
AM
and
In
the
Mailer
or
Ihe
mute
or
Janie
Untitle,
rieeeateri:
Inlettale.
TAkK
.VOTICK
Iltal
In
order
or
Ilia
Honour
T.
Melt.
Vin,
nude
the
Hth
dr
or
Of4er,
A.n.
ItfJ.
I
a
aumtntmi
Admimoralor
ol
the
te
ot
Jiinr
taurine,
drrea.ed.
and
all
partie
liarlnv
rlalno
araliKl
Ihe
and
r.alale
are
lierebT
reiilrel
to
riirnlti
aaine,
.rtiertr
vrrlOed
lo
ise,
4Ht
or
befwe
Ilie
(h
dir
of
Vitrtiilier.
AJi.
Itfl.
awl
all
urtiea
Indebted
to
the
faute
r.
required
lo
pajr
Ihe
anwaml
of
their
iwdeltedneaa
to
Mie
rrin
nit.
tiiovs
w.
m:n?it:.
orririal
Adiiilnlalraior.
rrtnee
ltiiert,
B.i:.
Ild
tlila
llli
day
of
ort.il.er.
Ifl.
I
in
eaoaATt.
'
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VWWHT
vr
n
1
1
1
a
n
COLUMBIA.
In
pie
Matter
or
the
Admlnlatnlinn
Jlrl.
and
(In
the
Matter
of
the
r.aUle
of
Anritat
kreew,
fiereaaed;
Inleoate.
TAkK
MlTH:l;
that
III
Order
of
III.
IliStnnr
V.
MrH,
V,rtlir,
tnade
tie.
th
day
orliJjer,
..i.
tl.
I
aa
apanted
Ailmlnlairalor
or
the
Calale
of
Alirttal
krrr.a.
dered,
,1Kt
,
jH,fe
hat
Hit
rlaliiia
atalji.l
tl,e
Mid
Kalale
are
liereb
reijnlred
to
rnnil.li
aarne.
.nrly
verified
to
nie
st
or
le-fre
lie-
ti
,Uy
f
"iV"i',Tr-
y
n',
111
Parlie-
in.
dettecl
u
the
Katale
.re
required
ti
pay
TII0VS
VV.
IIIHVr.
orrirlal
Adininlatiator,
.
.
.
frihre
Ituiiert.
B.C.
Daud
ttui
liit,
d4y
of
octour,
mi.
,
1
I
Saturday.
Oetobac
SO,
t23
OS
Makes
You
Proud
t
HIS
appreciation
of
thy
tcmptinp,
Uiuti-fully-bakl
thinRs
that
come
front-tin?
oven
of
the
Kootenay
add
not
only
to
the
rcmxI
cook's
satisfaction,
but
enhances
the
happiness
of
the
home.
A
man
anticiates
the
kooiJ
nicalj
lhat
he
knows
his
wife
will
bake
with
a
Kootenay
Oven.
And
v.ell
bv
might,
for
the
Kootenay
co-ofu
ratc-s
with
all
its
o-iking
ability;
it
i
nuik?
of
Armco
Iron.
Its
ovrn
heats
quickly,
evrnly
arol
ItoJd
il
heat
wiih
a
small
fire.
"
Not
jmt
a
Movt-
The
Ktcnay
i
a'matcr
rooking
rangiv
Ak
your
husband
lo
go
with
you
to
McCUry
s
dealer
when
you
w;sh
buy.
MXlarys
raoys
r
t
EX
A
MEL'
CLA
D
FLUES
Tt
noV
roaM
ruction
of
the
Kootenay
i
prctil
St
everjr
itl
point
Uwl
b
port'Uin
esa
ml,
a
od
ttM
of
a
it
bulli
oi
rati
rr!inf
Areco-iroa.
Th
itm0ue
MKtary's
trt
tian
rttmii
tfc
Bfr
of
ike
Kbbtrtuy
by
ouoy
year.
Ol'.V
WHI
TE'SICKELED
Th
laftrior
of
tke
Arw-bo
oo
i
nkrkrt
H.
Its
fWaa
hite
r
(r
radiate
brat
qukklv
aad
ral
a
fartor
hkk
a-M
to
tke
erooomy
and
taiier
qsafitirs
of
tbe
Kxrsy
Tkis
kit-
om
U
sduU
.
aaJ.
ol
tourr.
rrsiK
rat
i1Im.
Idwm
o.
Kootenay
For
Sale
by
Howe
&
McNulty
aTO7rlM
What
!
T0rrw
T
pvO
you
look
tou'ard
your
future
with
confidence
and
assurance?
There
comes
a
time
for
all
ol
us
-when
ability
to
work
weakens
and
earnings
decline.
Onc
thing
only
can
take
the
place
then
of
your
present
earning
power
thc
capital
acquired
through
your
deicrmination
and
ability
to
save
now.
TOU
Wia
NTATA
Bt
IS
A
MTTTJl
rOSTTlON
TO
SAVE
THAN
NOW,'
THE
ROyAl
BANK
OF
CANADA
5?Bw
R.
J.
MACI.KOI),
Manager,
I'rlnce
Iloperi-
Ilraneh.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
B.B.
PRIMCPsa
yiov
For
Vancouvsr,
Victoria
and
8esttle,
$T
For
Keuhikan,
Wrangsll,
Juneau'
and
Skagway,
v
October
1,
S,
1B,
28
November
12,
20
For
BuUdala.
Swanaon
Bay.
East
Balls
Bella,
oftaJ
Fails,
NamUa
Alert
Bav.
Camnhn
Ri.aa.
mnd
Van
eA..wA.
.
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M
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i
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vu.,
.,,rj
oaiuroay
at
i
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line.
L.ll
ll
na
-
r
V.
run
miormoiion
from
.
affv0,
0RCHD,
General
AganL
r
Corner
of
4th
Btreat
and
3r0
Avenue.
Prince
Fluperli
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
.
w..u
Sillinn
rrom
rnnta
n-pert.
tr
a-OAT
ataa.aV-
''ii,
unala
P..
i,kT
rT.0H
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:tu
i
orB
rnea,
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