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DAILY
EDITION
High
School
Number
Tuesday,'
February
IS,
l9?t
Was
A
Success.
The
success,
of
the
High
School
number
of
the
Daily
News
issued
by
Hie
lilcrar
Society
of
Ihe
local
in(itiiliori
is
measured
by
lb?
experience
Jhe
young
folk"
obtained
in
Carrying
nut
their
work.
Thai
they
obtained
sufficient
experience
lo
Warrant
Hie
experiment
seems
evident.
They
noV
have
some
slight
idea
of
w.hnl
il
means'
lo
get
out
a
paper
every
day,
even,
though
it
be
but
a
small
one
Sixteen
took
pari
in
the
work
yesterday,
doing
the
duties
whirh
usually
are
performed
by
two
and
considerable
material
had
been
prepared
beforehand.
One
of
Ihe
difficultie
was
that
there
were
rather
too
many
and
il
was
difficult
to
keep
track
of
thein.
Also
they
gol
in
each
other's
way.
Since
the
"dition
appeared
on
Ihe
street
yesterday
many
complimentary
things
have
been
aid
abonl
il.
One
lady
said
she
read
every
word
of
il
aiid
found
II
very
interesting.
A
few
complained
that
il
was
much
like
every
other
number
of
Hi?
paper.
Thai
indicated
that
the
edition
was
a
success.
Whole
Idea
Was
Educational.
The
whole
idea
of
gelling
out
Ihe
number
was
an
(duca-lional
one.
11
aros?
from
a
development
of
the
conception
thai
there
is
more
to
education
than
learning
to
read,
write
hud
cipher.
Many
people
go
through
life,
without
bavins
any
conception
of
bow
the
other
man
lives,
works
or
plays.
These
arc
the
days
when
people
are
learning
to
take
delight
in
their
oWn
handiwork.
Healthy
youitg
people
always
Want
lo
do
thing,
ond
H
is
in
the
doing
thai
our
rhief
enjoy
ment
comes,
l.rltninality
very
oflen
arises
from
the
desire
to
do
things
which
ihe
rest
of
the
community
consider
should
not
lie
done.
11
is
misdirected
energy.
IL
would
have
done
anyone
good
to
see
the
students
of
the
High
School
yesterday
as
they
watched
the
production
of
jes-
lrday
s
paper.
After
the
lal
line
bad
been
written
all
adjourn
ed
to
the
mechanical
department
and
watched
Ihe
last
of
the
i.-i.a-
i.n!r..
ai-1...
it,
a'
......
r
i...i
a.j
w-i-'f-"
.
r.i.-Srei
ijl't
Hi-uif-jgi
iij
inr
iiii-iiiiljKiii
OJHCO
Mil
.
I
Ilf
J
saw
the
nfakeiip
man
at
work
at
the
stone,
the
forms
placed
on
Ihe
press,
and
as
the
paper
they
had
made
began
lo
come
mil
of
the
big
pre
already
folded
and
everything
done
al
one
operation
they
could
jiot
repress
a
i-heer.
11
was
their
paper.
.They
had
made
il.;
Creation
Always
Pleasurable
Occupation.
Thcra
is
always
joy
in
creation.
The
creator
of
the
world!
must
lie
enjoy'ulg
himself
immensely
as
he
sees
the
gradual
nn-foldinenl
of
his
plans.
The
process
is
often
accompanied
by
pain,
but
the
desire
lo
rreale
overcomes
nil
obstacles.
Aecom-plishnient
is
the
great
thing.
It
is
(his
inner
urge
that
is
evolving
a
world.
11
is
the
desire
to
do,
accompanied
by
Ihe
desire
to
live,
Ihftl
makes
people
work.
There
is
much
disappointment
in
everything
we
do,
but
when
we
fail
we
can
always
try
again.
Hope
springs
eternal
and
so
does
desire.
If
Ihe
experience
Ihe
High
School
students
gairyd
in
the
Daily
News
offices
yesterday
gives
them
a
desire
lo
learn
abonl
practical
things
and
inculcates
jn
them
a
wider
sympathy
with
others
who
are
aUn
trying
lo
do
things
it
will
have
been
n
Useful
oiie.
Splendid
Boys
And
Girls
In
North.
Prince
Hupert
has
n
fine
lot
of
boys
and
girN
growing
up.
They
are
nmong
Ihe
best
in
Ihe
world.
Speaking
generally
they
have
strong
and
healthy
bodies,
bright
intellects,
and
'clean
minds.
There
is
lillle
else
thai
could
be
said
in
their
favor.
I
here
are
or
course
in
every
comlniinily
a
few
exceptions
to
the
rule
and
thy
arc
here,
but
Ihe
average
is
exceedinglv
high.
These
boys
amj
gjr?
nrt.
KVnu;:
mo.(
nf
lne
(ivnlllnge;
of
thc
larger
c.ilip.
und
they
avoid
some
of
Hie
drawbacks.
Thev
are
country
children
with
city
privileges.
Tb
allendance
al
th?
schiMils
mdicales
bow
extremely
healthy
alt
are
and
their
appearance
is
sufficient
evidence
or
ihe
possibilities
thai
ar?
theirs,
All
they
need
in
life
is
nji
even
chance
and
given
that
they
will
make
gOod
wherever
they
go.
A
Health
Secret
It
!
frequently
claimed
by
physicians
that
nine-tenths
of
all
human
ills
may
be
traced
to
neglect
to
keep
the
bowels
regular
and
the
liver
and
kidneys
active.
'
cause
paiafe
nd
acW.
and
give
ri.e
to
such
dr.aded
di.ea.es
a.
appendicitis,
Bright'.
dlsa...JilaUt..,
high
blood
prure,
Dr.
Chase's
KidneyUver
Pill,
are
the
Ide.r
regulator,
of
thf.t
Tit.l
organ.
tec.u.e
they
.c
directly
oa
the
liver,
kidney.
i2
'
bowel.,
and
en.ure
a
thorough
cleah.lng
of
the
syttem.
,
MPWDHY
-
;
"
w
mat
t
111
IV
IUI
price
of
Dr.
Cha.e'a
Kidney-Liver
Pills
hiti'been
increased
to
36
cent.,
thi,
box
now
cob-tains
SS
pilts
iflktetd
of
25
as
fermerly,
LlkeWite
Dr.
'Chase's
Nerre
Pood
is
60
tents
a
box
of
CO
pills,
Instead
of
SO
tints
a
bos
of
SO
pill.
Edmanioa,
Bstts
.Co,
Ltd.,
Torbbto.
five
years:
AGONYjNDED
When
He
Took'
Ma-toes"
For
Rheumatism
Till
Medicine
Made
From
Fruit
There
cab
be
no
doubt
that
"Kruit-a-tites"
is
the
Ion
sought
remedy
for
Kheumatism
ami
l.uui
ixco.
From
all
over
Canada
cuiue
letters
testifying
to
this
fact.
Mr.
John
K.
(iuiUlcrvm
of
Parrs-boro,
N..H.
n
rites;
"I
sufierwl
tsully
tiih
Ilheumalitm
for
Ihe
years
triM
different
nteslicvnrs-M
as
treated
by
doctors
in
Amherst
ami
here
at
home-but
the
ItheumatUm
came
haek,
In
1916,
1
saw
an
advertisement
for
"Kruit-a-t
ires"
and
took
a
box
and
got
relief,
so
I
took
them
for
about
sis
months
and
the
Kheumatism
was
all
coue
and
I
have
nvrrff
It
It
since".
SOe.
a
box,
G
for
trial
slip
Sie.
At
dealers
or
from
Kiuit-a
tires
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
TERRACE
NOTES
the
infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.Manror.
i
ne
rrovinciai
rarly
liei.i
a
very
successful
dance
I'ridny
nijrhl
in
the
O.W.V.A.
ball.'
Messrs.
McLaren
t
Hall
sup-
plied
Ihe
music.
Mrs.
Cook
of
l.akelse
who
has
been
(II
in
I
be
Prince
Itupert
hospital
is
much
belter
ami
is
expected
home
shortly.
Miss
I-.slher
Moore
spent
Ihe
week
end
al
lleino
with
Miss
Mary
Wilson.
-
i.
..
..
...
nev.
vv
.
.i.
rarsons
new
ser
vice
ut
L'sk
Sunday
morning.
NEW
HAZELTON
The
hoard
of
directors,
of
the
llarellnn
Hospital
is
looking
Into
the
feasihility
and
cost
of
building
a
nurses
home
in
connection
Willi
llarellnn
lldspilal,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
H.
H.
Lillle
en-leflalneij
a
number
of
friends
las!
week.
Ihe.
occasion,
being
Ibelr
tenth
wedding
anniversary.
Art
Fullon
is
leaving
al
the
end
of
Ihe
inniilh
for
California.
...
W.
II,
Sharpe
celebrated
his
eighliolli
birllitbiy
last
week
ind
was
Ihe
guest
of
honor
at
a
din
ner
given
by
Mr.
And
Mrs.
H.
W.
Sbarpe.
When
you
tuiy
hilverllslng
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
get
it.
(
THE
DAILY
NITWS.
Tir
-olay
I
I'liriiiu
MASQUERADE
BALL
AT
i
PACIFIC
BROUGHT
OUT
!
MANY
FINE
COSTUMES
PAHinc.
Feb.
I
A
very
successful
masquerade
hall
was
held
in
the
Nlchol
Hotel,
t'ui-irie.l
on
Friday
noHit.
H
wn
the
(.reale-l
turnout
ever
known
In
iMeifie,
ahoiil
sixty
persons
he.
itur
irvenl.
't
hey
dancett
Hire.e
daiire.t
ami
then
tinmnkr..
A
vote
was
taken
to
see
who
hail
Ihe
best
hol
nine.
Mr.
tiauituon
(trejseit
as
a
poker
shark,
won
Ihe
penis'
first
pruc
rind
Miss
Doris
.ardour
Hie
ladies'.
rn
latter
vva
dresset
as
a
bullet
uirl.
A
refreshing
Iiineh
was
served
al
1
1
.HO.
The
people
danced
until
two
oVIoek,
then
the.
home
walli
was
pla.veil
tltnl
every
one'vveill
tiopie
Willi
vi
smile.
I'very
cnsliiiue
was
excellent.
.Mr.
and
Mr.
Harpenler
and
Die
rhool
tearher
from
lioreen
each
'itff
sdcndid
colitlne.
Hven
Ihe
hoys
and
j:irN
wore
fine
cos.
.
'
lumes.
Mr.
Iled.re
was
M.:.
for
Two
passensrers
lefl
from
Ter-I'he
eveniiur.
The
eveninjr
chisel
race
on
Thursday
Tor
Vancouver.
""'
coiisiiik
.direr.
Tor
Mrs.
W.
Klrkpalrick
who
is
going
M-
Anderson,
ihe
h,.iess.
soulh
lo
visit
his
father
who
Is
ill
and
John
Kelso
who
will'PI
ANTING
HP
TRFFS
penu
me
resi
tu
ine
vvinier
in
lf,
r4,rl,ri
Vancouver.
IS
1U
Bt
UMLKKtU
David
Close
of
Kxslevv
is
in
Present
Present
Time
Time
Not
Not
Favorable
Favorable
to
lown
receiving
medical
attention.
lack
I.
idle
relumed
to
Ihe
Prairies
last
week
after
visiting
It
m
tti.il
li
n
I
f
fit
I
tin
rii
I
f
asn
flop,
It.
Creelnian;
auditors'.
H.
Itrauti
and
W.
ioodwin.
I
was
ilecided
lo
hold
Ihe
regular
meel
in?
on
Ihe
last
Thursday
of
each
month.
Mrs.
Itaven
from
Kaluiu
Lake-
is
visit
in?
her
daughter
Mrs.
II
S.
Oreelman;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cha
Haven
from
Lakelse
halrheryare
also
the
puesls
of
Mr.
and
-Mrs
H.
S.
Creelnian,
while
on
Ibeir
holidays.
1
Mrs.
Lanfear
relurned
from
a
viil
lo
Prince
Itupert
on
Sat
urday
night.
Archbishop
flu
Vernet
con
ducted
service
in
Ihe
Anglican
Church
Sunday
morning
al
the
conchisloii
of
which
he
hapllml
Comply
With
Request
of
Board
of
Trade
'
The
cily
elerk
was
instructed
j
at
last
iimlifs
rounril
rneetinir
lo
weeks.
"Mrs.
Little,
sr..
is
murli
'OM!m,',,cat':
wi,n
,h
,,i,r,,
"fl
Irade
in
reply
In
recent
a
reipiesl.
heller
lhot.pl,
very
frail
slill.
I
II
ill
II
in-
iillliri
MI
V
J
to
Ihe
effect
that
the
town'reHs
pre
Among
the
IrnveJIers
in
last
week
were
W.
I.angNif
Van-eoiner
and
J.
K.
Hhisholnt
of
the
Ogilvie
Flour
Oimpanyv
Another
dance
w!i
held
in
Hie
l.aketse
Community
Hall
on
Saturday
when
a
number
of
the
l.akelse
residents
and
a
few
from
Ibis
side
of
the
river
spent
a
most
enjoyable
eveninsr
as
Hie
puesls
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
All
wood.
The
olllcer.s
elected
al
the
Annual
ineelins
of
Hie
IJ.W.V.A.
were
Pre,
s.
Klrkatdy;
Vice-Pres.
T.
Turner,
sr.,
Secretary-
ireasurer
it.
v
.
iieecticr;
ex
ecutive..
T.
Maslerlon.
K.
C
His
cut
lime
is
tyit
considered
favor
able
for
this
work.
The
trees
in
question
were
purchased
hy
the
cily
two
years
aco
and
were
planted
ir
the
cemetery
lo
be
re
moved
later
to
the
streets.
Aid.
Perry
was
of
Ihe
opinion
that
it
woiiM
be
useless
lo
Iraus-1
plant
the
trees
now
hecmise
of
lmlla"
",r
.,....-Ihe
Mr.
Derby
claim,
thai
'he
aa
nnselHed
condition
of
Ihe
'vr
"
,,u,re
w"
e
road
work
was
in
.
.
.
.
....
.
.
ii.i
K,qln
fl.fin
ttf
li..
Ima
pmsress.
.id.
i:oiiarl
thoiisrht
'
.
.
.
thai
the
trees
should
eventually
fT""'"'
''
'Iwilory.
be
planted
on
Fourllr
and
l-iflh
n"'
'
u,"lrr
'""'
Avenues
instead
of
Second
Avenue
'
,ru,,'
HV
as
had
heeu
originally
intended.!
nniairr
rtlXOCV
The
ground
on
Ihe
tatter!
rKlWLt
UlUiAUC
thorouuhrnl-e
wn
ton
ritckv
and
I
would
thus
not
he.
suilnhle.
NAAS
RIVER
VALLEY
A
daughter
was
horn
lo
lev.
and
Mrs.
O.
Thortle
of
Mission
House,
liitlakilanilt
on
January
13.
A
party
of
30
Indians
left
for
kiluanga
by
overland
trail,
on
January
21
on
a
Church
Army
Mission.
L'nder
Ihe
supervision
nf
S.
C,
Cordon,
work
on
Ihe
conslruelion
lance
from
Sia.
II
i
to
be
re-grelled
lhal
the
children
of
lhal
Th
office
of
cily
prosecutor
and
solicitor
Las
Iteeii
abolished
hy
the
city
council
wild
the
decision
tlfut
l.
I'm
Wilson
be
offered
a
rcliiiinr
of
5
for
hi
services
in
I
lie
caducity
of
solicitor.
..
.
Col.
J.
II.
MnMiillin,
stiperiu-leiuliMil
of
Ihe
proviurml
police,
announced
while
here
Insl
week
Dial
Ihe
lock.
up
at
South
Fort
(Seorge
will
he
closed
as
soon
as
cells
are
filled
up
in
the
government
huilditijr
In
Ihe
cily.
lMii?rroii!fr
will,
oilier
mom-
of
Ihe
puhlie
schools
for
sell
lent'
i'"1'''
,"
'M,ard
Hieir
decision
children
in
Ihe
o
Office
viciii-jbi
dispense
wllli
Hie
services
of
ily
is
progressing
rapidly.
The
'Chief
Cnrlow.
Thomas
It.
Hush
school,
Jt
is,
expecled.
will
he
''a"
resigned
from
Ihe
cily
police
finished
in
lime
for
lli
full
'commission.
He
maintains
lhal
school
term.
Owing
lo
ils
dis.
jeconomy,
could
be
effected
out
facing
stirh
action.
with.
district
will
not
benefit
by
Ihe
Women's
Auxiliary
of
eliool.
Ihe
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital
has
elected
the
following
officers
for
Pal
Calvin
lias
relumed
lo
his
"",
'"':
Presldeni.
Mrs.
It.
s.
ranch
al
Siax
from
15
Mile.
l-dward;
ice-presiieni.
Mrs.
II.
F.
Hoe
f
has
up
lo
he
preten!
made
some
wonderful
catches
of
heaver.
He
has
been
making
ralher
an
iiiisiiccessful
effort
lo
dispose
of
n
portion
of
his
slock.
It
is
announced
lhal
Mr.
Derby
will
attempt
to
operate
a
paddle,
sleamer
on
the
N'aas
lliver
Ibis
spring.
I
his
will
be
a
.
great
J
noon
io
i
no
seiners,
who
al
pre-sent
are
entirely
dependent
on
T.R.C
TtBUla'i
Rst.Bdlc
Cli
For
RbeBattiia.Laaeige,
Sciatica
and
Nearilli,
Canada's
standard
lem
edy
is
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
T.R.C's
stop
the
pain
by
removing
from
the
system
the
original
cause.
Send
ut
0e
io,
(tnroul
ample.
Give
90e
and
!
coupon
we
tntlox
With
ecli
.
.ample,
lo
your
diutri
nl
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ol
Templelon't
Rheumatic
C.ptule..
TEMPLETON
CO.,
TORONTO
.
T0
For
Sale
by
Ormea
Ltd.'
u.
Perry:
second
vice-president.
Mrs,
F,
II,
Ooriuan
-
Cy
Casileman
has
relurned
lo
Prince
(ieorge
after
an
extended
visit
with
bis
daughter
in
i
Tpmlr
nr
Invlicil
f.fifi
annuil
oror
Imiii
,r
iih
c.o.s
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oucii.
rlijr."
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nf
riririnoii
ran
Is
ii
toriMl
on
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in
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or
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orrin-
it
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inr
iTiniT
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In
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plainly
nurkeil
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fne
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TMlilers
fnf
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or
me
uiuirrl.iwi
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later
than
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will
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required
fur
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work
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malml.
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rhenim
fur
of
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of
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In
Hip
Mini.
err
of
Marine
.ml
.irrlr
nmt
arfstiiifiany
Hie
irnitt-r.
Ije,
or
any
temler,
ikiI
nerennarlly
''Sinl.,
1.
A.
vioTIII'.ltwri
l..
:lilef
In.fH-rtiir
of
l'.4ierlea.
unim.ii
nan.
niiif,
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rehniary,
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LNO
DISTRICT
Of
QUCCN
CMARLOTTK
ISLANDS.
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rive
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finr
llierly.
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water
mark,
tlieiire
f,n
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ea.leriy
alont
low
ualer
mailt.
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five
rhalna
mutltk-rly
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point
nl
'roininenrniirnl,
rnnlalimnr
fully
arrrn,
nr
pi
Iflince
liK-aurl
iannary
Mth,
lOfl.
AHTIItft
IlOUniTBON,
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
maker,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
i
equipped
lo
dandle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PH0NE8
43
and
385.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Salla
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
8TEWART
and
ANYOX
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
8.8.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Feb.
13,
27;
March
12,
2G
PASSENGER
TrUIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY,
teste
rnnre
naperi
u
pjn,
fr
t
niirK
ci.oitnr..
kdmoito.i,
wH
furtn,
ail
pwiiiu
Ka.trrn
Canada,
luivs)
sniei
AOCrlCV
ALL
OCCSN
STlMMlf
LINES.
Cut
Tlc.rt
Offlta,
tl
Thlrf
erlnt.
Rupert.
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.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
8.8.
PRINCE8S
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
18
February
1,15,
29.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28,
February
11,
25.
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanion
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ooea-i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
8teamshlp
Line.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AganL
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenua,
Prlnc
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
S.ninr.
rruin
rrinrs
IVuperl.
for
VANCOUVIR,
VICTORIA,
Ocn
P.M.,
and
Sw.nMn
Bay,
TtlMS.y,
f.M.
ret
VANCOUVIR,
VICTORIA,
Aftrt
aay,
and
Sw.nt.e
Bay,
S.turd.y
Noon.
for
ANVOX,
ALIUC
ARM,
STIWART,
W.l.a
Itl.nd,
Sunday
S
P.M.
'or
RORT
SIMPSON
nd
N...
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Cannerl.t,
Md.y
A.M.
611
tnrt
Avrnus.
j,
fearn.l.y,
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