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Sahmlay.
'July
5,
I02t.
Royal
Bank
On
Dawes
Report.
.
'When
(he
Committee"
of
Experts,
headed
by
General
Uharle.s
fl.
Tftwe?;
made
its
report
on
the
'Reparations
Onestiojt
to
(he
Reparation
'Uommraimm
on
April
if,
1024,-U
fndirated
that
time
was
of
the
essence;
of
Hie
contract
in
this
mailer,,
and
that
the
Committee,
could
accept
no
responsibility
for
the
success
of
the
pfan,
should,
there
be
undue
delay
irr
'giving
effect
to
Us
siigges-'
tiotts,
says
the
monthly
bulletin
of
the
Royal
Rank
"
of
Canada.
The
plan
met
with
general
approval
in
Europe,
but
:
today,
over
two
months
after
ib
publication,
it
j
still
impossible
to
say-
that
acceptance
of
the
recommendations
is
assured.
The
chances
for
acceptance
have,
however,
been
improved
by
recent
political
changes
iir
France,
and
it
should
sotm.be
clear
whether
the
plan
will
be
immediately
adopted
as
a
whole,
or
whether
continued
discussion
and
amendments
will
tend
to
destroy
its
value.
.
This
Dawes
Plan
is
Hie
first
one
Fn
which
.common
sense
and
practical
business
principles
have
been
the
deciding
factor!
iiidetermining
the
main
provisions.
It
accepts
the
fact
that
a
country
with
a
disorganized
currency
is
badly
handicapped,
both
In
the
conduct
of
its
business
.aTfairs
and
in
the
operation
of
Its
public
finance,
and
consequently
is
In
n
poor
position
to
pay
Torelgn
obligations.
-The
Report
rerorirmends
the
establishment
of
it'iiew
German
bank
of
issue,
which,
through
the
sale
tr
capital
!
stock,
payable
in
gold
or
its
equivalent,
and
through
receiving
Mi
deposit
the
proceeds
of
an
SOO.OOO.OOO
gold
mark
loan
to
be
floated
by
Germany
abroad,
would
.'start
operations
with
an
adequate
gold
reserve
and
would
pr'tmde
rr'ermaiij
with
a
stable
and
Jriistworthy
currency.
When
once,
the
German
Government
finds;
'it
possible,
to
collect
taxes
jn
currency
which
is
not
depreciating
rapidly
in
value,
it
is
thought
Ibat
the
German
Budget
raii
be
balanced,
but
in
order
to
ensure
the'
successful
reorganization
of
Government
finances,
too
much
Is
not
demanded
in
the
way;
or
reparation
payments
from
public
funds;
on
the
contrary,
the
German
Government
would,
be
called
upon
but
lightly
(luring
in.e
nrsi
uiree
years
oi
ine
plan's
operation,
and
would
not
be
called
upon
for
the
standard
contribution
of
approximate
$ai!t,M)0,000
until
the
fifth
year;
..
Most
Important
Provision
Made.
-
'
.11
was
not
within
the
power
of
the
Committee
to
settle
the
total,
bill
for
reparations.
ll.has.
Jajd.
down
the
maximum
amounts
vyliieh
would
be
payable
over
a
considerable
period
of
years.
If
has
specified
the
sources
from
which
these
.ums
shall
be
obtained
and
the
maximum
amount
from
each,
source.
The-
Committee,
affirmed
.the
principle,
that
taxation
in
Germany
should
be
commensurate
with
taxation
fn
other'
countries,
but
left
it
possible
for
reparation
payments
to
be
made,
without
an
excessive
burden
being
imposed
on
Ihe
people.-;
Y
The
niost
important
provision
in
the
whole,
scheme
is
found
inthe-recommendation
that
reparations
.horild
be
payable
in
ternis
of.
gold
marks
and
placed
to
the
credit
of
Ihe
''Reparation
Commission
in
the
new-
German
bank,
leaving
the
transfer
of
the
funds
out
of
Germany
into
France.or
England,
or
.elsewhere,
us
Ihe
responsibility
of
a.
Committee.
-whif
ft
would
no
doubt
he
appointed
by
the
Commission;
'
'
.
To
Pay
Germany
"
v
Must
Have'
Trade.
We
come
back
to
the
fact
that
payment
of
reparations
depends
on
the
success
attained
by
Germany,
in
selling
her
goods
all
aipn
the
world.
Many
countries..
feel"
nervous
at
the
prospect
of
having
their
markets
flotided'
witli
cherfp'
flerman
goods,
but
apart
from-
the.
reverses
which
may
be
sfiffered
bv
industries
mauiifacturing
goods
ill
which
Germany
was
pre-eminent
before
the
war.
the
c-eneral
effi-cU
ii'r
jTrmrf
will
not
be
bad.
Her
increased
sales,
will
be
accompanied
bv
increased
purchases
of.
.fooHstiiff.s
and
raw
materials,
nnd
tlie
world
as'
a
whole
will
benefit..
,
The
world
owes,
much
to
the
head
of
the
Committee
which
drew
up
the
Report,
General
Dawes
has
haf
a
distinguished
military
career
and
has
done
notable
things
in
civil
life,
lie
was
respous.d.le
fpr
the.lmildliig
up
of'
an"
important
bank
in
the
5
a,ul
ror
'i''"g'iralion
.f
th'e'Bndget
System
In
Hmfed
States
Government
rinnnce.
-
With
such
a
record
if
is
not
sii.rpmiug
that
he
has
been
chosen
as
Republican
enndidafe
for
Ihe
Vice-Presidency
of
the
United
States
KlUn,
Powdered
WhoU
M'tiV,
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BoI?ca
tlt
milk
supply
problem.
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la
pure
full
creom
milk
with
nothing
but
the
water
rmoxlt
it
ketpa
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mi
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for
month
and
nUsd
attain
with
water
become
rich
country
milk
ready
for
immediate,
une.
Axk
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HUMBLE
TREE
TELLS
STORY
Miss
Dorothy
Patmore
of
Prlncs
Rupert
Writes
Third
Prize
Essay
In
Contest
I
am
a
humble
Ireo
in
Ihe
mid.st'iif
one
of
lie
beautiful
anil
useful
forests
of
lirilislr
Golum-
biav
I
anv
trying
to
do
a
part
of
my.iiury
m
tiu
world
by
Dortimiup:
an
oratir.
My
companions
have
selected
me
to
speak
for
t
hem
so
I
am
going
Jo
try
to
show
my
appreciation
of
their
choice
by
convincing
everybody
that'
the
best
and
nobles),
act
they
can
ever
do
is
In
prevent
forest
ffres,
ami.
In
spread
the
teaching
every
where,
-about.
"Forest-Fires,
their
effect
anil
how
to
prevent
tliem'.v
First,
my
kind
listeners,
I
shall
(ell
you
about
the
long
and
varied
uses
of
(he
forests
which
'
no
country
that
'is
prosperous
can
do
without:
Where
does
the
revenue
of
the
province
come
from?
Ono
source
is
from.
Ihe
forests
which
provide
yearly
sum
of
about
ij3,l82,ono.
The
province
derives
a
flowing
treasury
from
the
gains
obtained
by
the
selling
of
limber
and
pulp
to
other
countries.
Thousands
of
tourists
come.
each,
year
In
visit.
Hie
forests
and
delight
in
their
beauty,
thus
increasing
Ihe
revenue.
About
30,000
men
arc
employed
in
various
positions
connected
with
the
forests
nnd
in
Ibis
way
earn
their
livng.
The
campers,
and
settlers
find
the
streams
in,
flie
forest
very
useful
for
fish
and
water.
The
tranners
earn
their
bread
Hy
the
furs
ob
tained
from
Ihe
animals
that
have
their
homes
in
Ihe.
forest.
The
farmers
find
some,
of
the
birds
loial
value
or
forest
products
alone
is
sf8C.C7
1,000,
and
the
to
tal
value
of
the
fur
trade
during
the
past
two
years
is
82,775,000.
The
saw
mills
in
the
province
numher
150
and
sliingle
mills
85
I
mere
are
six
puip
and
paper
nulls
which
produce
150,000
tons
or
pulp
and
120,000
tons
of
paper,
Ry
giving
yon
these
fig.
ures
r
hope
to
convince
you
of
the
value-
of
forests
and
of
the
necessity
(o
prevent
fires.
An
Incident
Related
If
you
are
interested
in
my
narrative
will
continue
it
and
tell
you
of
an
incident
in
my'
life
as
a
young
tree.
Once
to
this
very
forest
where
you
see
those
lujrnl
slumps
came
a
boy
camper.
egieeiing
io
clear
away
twigs
and
dry
leaves,
ha
huilt
his
fire
close
to
a
tree.
On
leaving
eamn
he
thoughtlessly
left
the
fire
burning.
In
a
few
minutes
it
caught
on
to
a
twig,
-and
raced
along
the
leaves
and
litter
till
it
reached
the
nearest
tree;
this
caught
ami
many
others
also
and
I
was
in
a
tumult
of
fear
thinking
1
would
be
(he
next
victim
of
tlii
hungry
.and
malieious
enemy.
Fortunately
for
me,
by
the
prompt
and
active
servjee.
of
the
forest
rangers,
it
was
extinguished
be-
10m
anyining
serious
had
oc
curred.
This
is
not
always
the
case,
so
I
have
indeed
reason
to
leach
Ihe
need
lo
have
rn,ore
district'
forest
rangers
and
equipment.
Careless
smokers
anil
hunters
will
-also
cause
fires
by
throwing
away
cigar
stubs
or
leaving
a
camp
fire
aglow.
There
are
three
kinds
of
forest
fires;
The
first
m
a
surface
fire,
the
second
is,
u
ground
fire
which
kills
the
roofs
of
the,
trees
and
difficult
to
preent
as
trenches
have
to
be
built,
to
prevent
spreading.
The
third
is
a
eroveft-
ire,
which
races
at
Ihe
rale
of
about
ten
miles
an
hour
along'
'the
tree
lops.
After
a
fire
a
man
who
Is
working
in
Hie
forest
is
thrown
out
of
work,
and
to
gain
money
to
fill
the.
place
of
the'
forest
revenue
the
people
are
laxed
heavily.
A
fire
destroys'
limber
and
young
growth,
it
destroys
Hie
soil
and
kills
seeds,
it
prevents
the
grow-.
ing
of
a
second
forest,
nnd
is
a
great
loss
to
Hie
scenic
value
of
the
province.
When
the
fires
dry
out
the
streams
all
the
fish
are
killed,
ft
lakes
one
hundred
years
to
grow
a
forest
and
if
can
N
be
de
stroyed
in
one
hundred
minutes.
Forest
Organization
'
To.
prevent
fires
IJie
province
has
been
divided
into
eight
forest!
'districts,
and
in
charge
of
each
is
ii
distrct
forester.
It
is
also
ill-,
vlded
lido
ranger
districts
eachi
in
charge
of
a
forest
ranger.
The
forest
ranger
Is
assisted
by
an
assistant
ranger
who
fighls
fires
ami
goes
through
the
forests
looking
for
I
hem.
To
prevent
fires
we
must
not
trk
daily
nkws.
"V
l
'T'l.
r
.
WK
read
that
Hie
famous
zoo
is
Iti
re-open
in
Ger
many.
More
monkey
husiness.
land
General
Dawes
tried
so
bard
to
put
things
right.
A.
McKenzle
Suing
the
Explor
ation
Co.
of
New
York
for
$10,000
Ihe
Prince
John
group
of
mineral
claims
nl
Stewart
Im
wiic-
ai.b
1UI.-KIHIIK
ess.ij
beennfe
,nvolved
in
a
law
suit
ivnn
I
Ii
i
tit
n
r1
a
in
Mia
en
I
''
...
......
,,...
...
llin
iixciii
which
nas
made
iis
appearance
cuiiuiL-iiiiim
oi
me
provincial
jor-
before
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
esiry
ueiiaruueni.
u
was
wrilien
V
eloria.
Ttu
aelion
.U
l.oi....
St:,
Saturday,
July
5,
121
1"
GurneaGoki
CIGARETTES
.
WW
and
Extra.
Fine
20for25?
throw
burning
matches
away.
Hyde
is
a
large
properly
owner
We
must
not
throw
pipe
ashes
in
(lie
city.
or
cigar
or
cigarette
'stubs
away.!
We
must
build
our
camp
fire
in
fi.
A.
Mc.Niclioll,
G.T.p.
Indus
the
open,
and
clear
away
all
twigs
trial
commissioner,
left
thb
anil
leaves.
We
must
douse
our
imornintr
for
Edmonton.
fires
With
water
before
feavingi
them.
We
must
never
huild
bon-l
The
Princess
Sonliin
was
in
fm
fires
when
it
is
windy.
If
youdwn
hours
yesterday
northbound
notice
a
fire
you
must
report
ili.Manv
tourists
wero
nemmd
tin
imnieilalely
or
if
it
is
small
putirily
while
she
was
in
oorl.
f.
..
..
..
'
.
ii
out
yourseir.
ii
you
never
oo
my
of
the
filings
that
I
have
mentioned
pot
to
do,
your
clvance
to
iliwypur
duty
is
to
spread
the
gospel
of
forest
protection
as
well
as
you
can.
I
hope
that
I
have
been
worthy
of
my
companions
choice
and
that
I
have
convinced
you
that
you
must
ore-
useiui
in
ridding
them
of
t
lie
vent
forest
fires.
irouwesome
tests
of
insects.
The
PRINCE
JOHN
GROUP
INVOLVED
IN
ACTION
Py
Mss
Horothy
Patmore,
aged
brought
by
G.
A.
McKenzie
against
-a
P"P"
01
-
.v.:jmiih
ai
the
Rxpforaliiin
Co.
of
New
York
iM.meu
.-Mieei
rcnooi.
i-nnce
mi-
t10
claim
of
Ihe
former
being
"
'
;that
10.000-
s
still
due
him
as
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
TIIH
flapper
exclaimed:
mother,
my
syncopation
Dr.
Martel't
Female
Pills
Hv
lifted
naturathooaanda-earn
latt
Half
ceniurr.
oorracunaT
caua.
DuUdlnr
op
and
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AINllJL
MENSTRUATION.
NKrI
TVUOCIIMd.
DAL.&.AU11IC
UlZZINrRH
nodanreroui
drain.
Suldaohrln
8aldIIInn.
Cover
TIN
BOX
with
our
aia-naturo.
DrurriiW
CSrTr?
oy
mail,
plain
rarkira
'Oh!
does
Ihe-
balancer
Of
Hie
ennirlerlinn
of
150.000
for
which
he
lurried
Ihe
property
over.
American
am
English
investors
were
inlerestei
in
the
properly
by
the,
defendant
company,
and
it
is
slated
on
behalf
of
Mr.
McKenzie
that
he
is
anxious
to
protect
ihe
latter
from
iggesled
mismanagement.
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ACT.
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of
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fmin
l.r.,.7
...:n
clnit
at
a
wwt
plained
at
tht
heail
or
out
a
burning
building
and
.
yet
it
"n"
nie
rrom
the
south
rnd
or
ttu-
ltaiflH.
rh.ni
.1
fAllnu-ln
IIia
ainli.ialliMd
nf
does
not
seem
to
do
much
good
in
quenching
a
burning
thirst.
'
THKRH
wa-J
nnfv
one
thing
worse
than
the
bobbed
hair
craze
and
that
was
the
red
flannel
underwear
craze
hut
that's
a
long
time
ago.
WK
never
heard
of
a
dog
yet
lhat
made
friends
with
a
rent
ollectnr.
JHALOUS
husbands-
will
now
have
to.
learn
the
ladies
hair-
dre.Ssing
business
fo
Tceep
their
wfves
out
of
the
harher
shops.
MANY
a
girl
has
had
-a
long
walk
home
after
a
motor
ride.
THIIFi
aro
modern
girls
who
never
heard
of.
a
washing
board
but
Hie
same
srirls'
know
how
much
a
packet
of
cigarettes
post.
T1IFIIF,
is
only
one
nojse
worse
than
the
car
stripping
Hie
gears
and
that
is
Ihe.
language
of.
the
driver.
'
'
nr.
a
f
i
en
i
ears
Ago
j
In
Piinca
Rupert
;
July
5,
1014.
The
Mercliaiit.s-
foidball
team
defealeil
(he
Hons
of
Hub
land
on
the
dry
dock
grounds
last
night
in
n
good
game-
of
football
bv
-a
score
of
7-3.
H.
G.
Hyde
and
family
arrived
on
Ihe
Princess
SVmhfa
and
will
jvisll
here
for
a
week
'or
two:
Mr.
the
that
line
al
hlitli
water
Unit
around
tne
m.-rnn
i
tne
pi.ire
or
ronnnenccmeni
and
eonuinlnic
s.noo
acres,
morn
or
e,
C.
K.
BAI.-tTER
&
JAMKS
MCNULTY
Name
or
Apri-rant.
t'r
W.
K.
WIM.UMH,
Aenl.
Dated
April
8nd.
1P4.
LANO
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaia
Land
In
Oiieen
cnarlotte
IMamu
Land
lilmrli
l
flerordlnir
rilsti
let
of
Skrena,
and
nlliiair
in
frmil
or
lilork
it,
u.l.
Ouecn.
Charlotte
Islanil
7.
nan
sir.,
Take
.Vollie
lhat
Hume
H.
Bablnifton
of
Maitnett,
oeriipatmn
cannery
nianairer,
to
lendn
to
apply
fur
permission
to
lease
II
'
rullowlnir
descrlheif
forestiore:
Commen-rlrur
at
a
pout
planted
at
the
(otithwett
corner
or
II
look
to-
thence
west
33
(loir,
nnltv
about
.no
feet
to
low
water
mark:
thence
northerly
alonr
low
water
mark
to
a
point
west
33
del,
routli
or
north.
west
enrneror
Block
10:
thence
easterly
to
iiih
unruiwrsi
i-iinii'r
111
iiiock
IV;
inence
aiititlierly
alon
hlRh
water
mark
l
posi,
aiiia
cnmiiiiiiiiif
i
yj
iirreii.
inorft
or
lesn,
II.
B.
BABI.NOTO.M.
Namw
or
Applicant,
IW
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Ihe
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act
and
lu
the
Mailer
of
tlie-
K.state
of
Varanda
'-
S.
Home-
(also
known
a
.M.iraml.i
mime;,
iieceaseoj
and
In
Ihe
.Matter
or
Ihe
Estate
or
Annie
or
Anna
Will
(sometime
known
as
ionium
i-.
wiui,
iieceaseu.
iAXh
.Mirri:i.
11ml
iv
i.rnc
,.t
m.
Iloiuir
F.
Mi
l).
Voiimr.
made
tliu
Mti.
,1.0
.11
iuiir,
iuii,
npiiniiiieii
AHimnK-
irmiir
ill
nil
eniiiie
in
Mflmni
u
I......
(also
known
as
.Marandu
Home
nH
.i.r.
111
inn
reinir
III
Annie
or
Anna
Will
(SOIlie
times
known
as
Dlanna
P.
win
n,i
.11
parties
havln
claims
against
elilirr
or
Hie
sum
rniaie
lire
nereoy
rerpnrea
lo
rur-nlsh
same,
properly
veriried
to
me,
on-
or
In-fore
the
97lli
dav
or
Jnlv.
4
ri
um
.n.i
all
parlies
IndelHed
lo
eltlter
or
llin
estates
are
required
to
pay
Ihe
amoimi
or
their
Indcbteirness.
to
me
forthwith.
WU.TKII
OAI.E,
Artlnir
Ortlclal
Admlnlsiralor
.
.
Crlnce
llupert,
B.C.
.
Dated
this
7lli
day
or
June.
I9.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
In
the
Matter
or
the-Kslale
or
Holier!
J
Walhice,
or
Ailhiv
In
the
County'
or
I'rlnce
lliiiert..
In
the
iTnvlnre
or
111111.
11
Liiiuiiinqi,
nerenseil.
wlio
died
on
Ihe
1st
day
tot
April.
to?3,
H
"'"'nv
nven
that
by
an
order
.-;.',,T,.E
r
I
II.
Ilnnolir
F
Ml-II
Vi.i.nir
l..u...
...
...
Coiinlj-
Court,
dated
the
t7lfr
day
or
...-.ii.
iw.i.
iii
iiiifii.rKiuiH.il
uriw
i.ittini.,i,..i
..l.l..l....i...
...
.....
.
.
.
.
'
'
J
-.
"i
l---"nrn
"''"'
"i
n-
esiaie
or
ine
Hbove-
niMiieil
deceased.
nd.
uile
1
hereby
rurther
riven
that
nit
persons
havln
claims
niralnst
rhe1
unlit
estate
are
remilceik
hi
rile
rii,...
duly
veririert
nmler
oath,
wltli
me
on
or
before
the
l.Vjh
r;rv
or
Alirnst.
srtcr
wlilch
dale
f
will
proceed
to
distribute.
ine
mn
esuoe
mimnir
the
Persons
en
I
(led
ili..r.i..
i.vi..-
i....'..
jonly
to
ihe
claims
or
which
I
shall
then
......7
inuHr,
mm.
1
win
not
lie
liable
ror
sahl
assets
or
any
nart
tlieriir,
to
anv
persorn
or
whone
clinv
1
sliair
not
then
have
received
notice
Jni'e"'il0J4
nC
"''
0'"
,Uy
C.
!..
MOMIOE.
Official
Administrator.
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
point!?
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
lo.lto
tun
FOR
STEWART
Friday,
jo.oo
p.,,,.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
Kffective
June
.10,
1021.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
.Monday,
8.00
p.m.
For
Sklrfegate
and
nil
ports
soiflh
every
Wedrjc-dav
at
8.00
p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
vm'VS
rr'n,B
S'T-ert
S.Ofl
pjn.
ror
rill.NCK
OROMCE
f.DMir.ToN,
WIN
NICEO.
all
points
Eastern
Canada,
tlmied
Slate..
...
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMtMIP
LINES.
Clly
Tlctat
orriea,
sn
Third
Aa,
rrlnca
Nupart.
man.
jw.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAIL-WAV
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rup6rt
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-'
June
14,
21,
25;
July
2,
5,
12,
10,
23,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
June
9,
10,
20,
27,
30j
Jufy
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swnnson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.t
Fall,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.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.'O,
LTD.
Sailing
rrom
Prince
llupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alort
Bay,
Tuaaday,
B
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
Bay,
anO
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walaa
laland,
Sunday,
B
P.M.
Por
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlnar
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
623
2nd
Anua.
J.
Barntlay,
AganL.
Prlnea
Rupart,
B.C.
BV.
UqueurWhisIo?
I
Jor
those
who
discriminate!
Ql
Tflia
hlltKinlle.
.
.....
..1
i
.
i
l7,
or
displayed
by
the
oi.p.or
(.omrol
I
oard
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritish
Columbia,
I