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Monday,
IVhruary
t,
1
9
2
1
.
Former
President
Or
United
States.
Former
Proident
Wilson
is
dead
and
today
runny
people
nr?
speaking
of
him
nnd
of
his
dace
in
history,
lie
i?
an
example
of
a
man
with
great
ideals
who
wyis
able
to
impress
and
influence
the
stranger
hut
did
not
carry
with
him
thoMf
of
his
own
hoinc.
When
the-
treaty
of
Versailles
was
signed,
Wilson
was
a
great
man.
A
few
months
later
and
Ua
was
a
dismal
failure.
That
was
the
general
impression.
lie
was
a
victim"
largely,
of
the
United
States
political
system.
He
went
down
to
defeat
largely
because
of
the
political
campaign
wnjreil
against
him,
not
primarily
because
of
his
work
in
connection
with
the
treaty
of
Versailles
and
the
League
of
Nations
hut
because
of
Ihe
bitterness
of
the
political
campaign
whioh
dicr?diled
hiia
and
his
work
for
the
sake
of
discrediting
the
parly
and
winning
an
election.
Wilson
failed
because
he
had
loo
great
a
faith
-in
himself
nnd
his
power
of
earning
the
people
with
him.
He
"slimaled
hi
personal
powers
loo
highly
and
esteemed
loo
little
Ihe
vnlue
oi
using
legiumiaie
political
meinous.
unu
.Mr.
yviimiii
kepi
in
close
louch
willi
Ihe
legislative
and
treaty
making
bodies
of
the
United
Stales
he
would
probably'
have.
carried
the
League
of
Nations
in
his
own
country.
The.
people
there
believe
in
Ihe
principles
on
which
the
league
i
based.
They
have
high
ideals
anil
Ihey
will
eventually
become
parlies
lo
a
league
if
not
Ihe
league.
'
.
II
is
loo
early
yet
to
place
President
Wilson.
There
is
loo
much
prejudice
in
this
country
and
ui
his
own
for
any
of
us
lo
speak
of
him
without
being
warped
in
our
ideas
bv
the
smaller
things
of
life,
lie
may
Jive
as
Ihe
glaring
example
of
n
dismal
failure,
or
he
may
live
as
the
promulgator
of
a
great
ideal
which
laler
generations
will
adopt
nnd
carry
through
no
fruition.
Wi
in
this
country
arc
apl
to
think
of
him
as
the
man
whi
failed
to
influence
his
country
lo
enter
Ihe
war
in
fulfilment
of
pledge
and
in
the
cause
of
humanity,
until
the
countries
which
fought
for
his
ideals
had
spent
their
strength
and
become
exhausted,
nnd
Ihen
who
tried
lo
impose
his
own
ideas
on
th
victors.
Kven
in
his
own
country
there
is
a
difference
of
opinion
as
to
what
acliop
should
have
been
laken
at
thai
lime.
Should
The
Army
Be
Debt
Collector?
There
have
been
charges
iir'the
past
lhal
the
Hritish
nrrrfv
lias
often
been
used
as
a
collector
of
debts.
(
js
snid
thai
wars
nave
oeen
waged
over
questions
of
finance,
partly
because
of
the
rac
u,.,t
Hnia
refused
acknowledge
her
lawful
debts,
re
eognilioii
was
refused
her
by
Britain
and
oilier
countries.
n.iiM.i
gLMiniim-iii
to
ureai
nriiniii
reiuseii
lo
ne
iu-
liuenreil
liy
such
consideralioiis,
and
probably
they
were
right
,m"
iu
mius
nun
ufjH
mill
iiiiu
mmcii
unable
lo
nnv.
t.
.
.
i
I
ui.
!.:
is
a
uiL-aiis
iiy
wnicn
ne
can
declare
ifiriisejr
a
liankrupl
and
in
a
short
time
the
courls
will
allow
him
to
set
up
in
business
again.
This
law
has
been
Used
by
tin?
unscrupulous
lo
evade
Ihe
payment
of
debts,
yet
there
has
been
no
suggestion
of
killing
the
o
no
wiki
oiu
ii.
iiawier
ne
jias
i.eeil
Honored
and
taken
a
high
place
in
society
after
he
has
recovered
his
financial
stains.
miss,.,
i,a
reiuseii
io
acknowledge
certain
dcbls
nnd
has
ii.onii'o
uiai
nriinm
should
reimburse
her
for
lh
damnfre
caused
o
ina.iuig
ner
territory
wilhout
good
and
sufficient
reason.
She
-'Kieeo
io
uisciiss
these
matters
nnd
lo
trv
to
effect
n
ellle
rnenl
add
she
will
he
received
once
more
as
'
a
national
equal
wi
i
h
whom
it
will
be
possible
,1,,
h.isiness.
Hritish
consuls
will
be
placed
at
convenient
centres
in
lhal
country
and
Russian
consuls
will
go
to
Ihe
Hritish
countries
'Another
slage
in
the
making
of
peace
has
been
reached.
Doing
business
wilh
Ilus-sia
will
help
lo
stabilize
world
condition.
Pure,
rich
milk
powdered.
Its
purity
is
certain
and
no
vital
element
has
been
affected
by
the
process.
KLIM
POWDERED
WHOLE
MILK
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
MONTR
K
A
L
TOItC.NIO
WINNIPCU
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
8UPPLY
CO.
EX-PftUiDENT
WILSON
DICB
YESTERDAY
AFTER
I
A
LONQ
FIQHT
FOR
LIFE
!
(ronliiup1
from
par
onn
by
Hie
millions
of
Kurope
as
"Ilin
C.wl
nf
l.ti"
.....I
f.Io
.....
I.I-.n.l
l.v.
II...
...t'",,rr0''!'
inillioiis.
Acclithueil
at
one
lime
almost
ii
a
now
Messiah,
he
heard
himself
iwcorinted
ainl
denounced
as
an
autocrat
nnd
worse
at
home
and
abroad.
,V'"
Olher
President
since
Lincoln
wns
so
worshiipoi
and
hated;
no
olher
president
since
Ito.tsp-ve
had
such
friends
and
such
enemies.'
Throned
it
all
he
pre
served
an
"outward
calm
while
the
grim
destroyer
which
hover
ed
close
about
him
tlurinir
the
last
months
of
his
occupancy
of
the
presidency,
followed
him
relentlessly
to
the
modest
home
where
he
lived
Ihe
ways
of
a
retired
iientleman
ami
knocked
at
his
door
eery
day
unlil
il
was
al
las
openoit.
After
having
home
Ihe
burdens
of
a
war
president,
he
un
dertook
the
task
of
making
a'
peace
which
he
sincerely
heliv-
o.
would
be
a
lasling
one
and
ill
hough
lie
succeeded
in
pel-
ling'
lluropo
to
accept
il
in
larpe
measure
his
own
country
rejected
it.
And
in
Ihe
f
is
lit
he
broke
his
health,
wore
himself
out,
suffered
a
slroke
of
paralysis
which
led
to
his
death,
and
declared
lliron?lil
il
nil
lhal
he
would
have
been
happy
lo
pive
his
life
for
Ihe
success
of
his
ef
forts.
Smasher
of
Precedents
Wooilrow
Wilson
was
a
prece-
lenl
smasher
from
beginning
to
end.
Hp
began
by
revivinp
the
practice
of
Washington
andJef.
rersnn
in
delivering
hi
mes
sages
In
Oonpres
in
person;
he
finished
by
actually
leaving
American
soil
and
going
lo
Kurojie.
His
was
Ihe
responsi
hilily
of
deciding
when
a
country
with
a
people
lorn
by
conflicting
sympathies
was
ready
lo
throw
ilseir
Into
ihe
jrreal
world
war,
and
when
the
moment
came
he
look
Ihe
responsibility
of
throw-
in?
in
the
men
and
millions.
which
turned,
the
scale
In
vie
lory.
Horn
in
Staunton,
Va.,
Dec,
2H,
.IHSii,
of
Scotch
Irish
parentage,
he
was
christened
Thomas
v
oodrow
Uson
and
lie
was
known
in
early
life
as
"Tommy.
After
he
was
graduated
from
Princeton
in
1870
he
was
known
only
as
Woodrow
Wilson.
His
falher
was
Ihe
Rev.
Joseph
Rug-
gles
Wilson,
a
Presbyterian
clergyman,
and
his
mother
was
Jessie
Woodrow,
When
he
was
two
years
old
the
fortunes
of
his
father
look
the
family
to
Augusta,
Georgia
.....i
i.
in
r..t.....i.i..
I
.
uii'i
luit-i
iii
Liiiuiiiiiin,
where
al
Hie
axe
of
I?
Tliomas
Woodrow
Wilson
enlereij
David
son
college,
but
left
there
soon
lo
go
lo
Princeton.
After
grad
uation
at
Princeton
be
studied
law
al
Ihe
University
of
Vinrinin
ami
in
1
882
hung-
out
his
shingle
in
Atlanta,
(ia.
Meantime
he
courted
Kllen
Louise
Ason,
the
daughter
if
a
Savannah
Presbyterian
clergyman.
They
were
married
in
IHH.1
and
had
three
daughters,
.Margaret,
the
eldest
who
diil
not
marry;
Jessie,
who
became
the
wife
of
Francis
Howes
Sayre,
nnd
Kleanor,
who
became
the
wife
of
William
(i.
McDoo,
secrelary
of
the
treasury
norm?
her
fathers
adminislra
Hon
and
laler
a
presidential
ns-
piranl.
College
President
I
Urn
.
..
.
.r.
Alison
once
said
Hiai
as
n
young
lawyer
he
wore
out
Ihe
rug
in
his
office
walking
around
Ihe
desk
waitlnp
for
clients,
so
he
abandoned
a
lepal
career
and
went
lo
Johns
Hopkins
Univer
siiy
al
Hallimore
for
a
post
graduate
course
in
letters.
Whil
there
he
published
his
first
book
l-onpressional
government,"
a
sludy
In
American
politics.
It
evoked
oners
of
professorships
at
Hryn
Mawr
and
Wesleyan
and
won
recojfnilion
at
home
and
abroad.
The
younpr
man
who
wrole
of
the
defects
of
Ihe
American
political
system
in
188.1
found
himself
to
deal
with
them
Inter.
Having
written
in
a
de
precatory
lone
of
the
tendency
toward
autocracy
in
American
presidents
he
lived
to
hear
him
self
called
the
greatest
autocrat
of
(hern
all
and
lo
see
a
resolution
declaring
his
office
vacant
on
those
grounds
introduced
and
tabled
hi
the
senale.
Successively,
Mr.
Wilson
became
professor
of
history
and
political
economy
al
JJryn
Mawr
and
al
Wesleyan
University
ami
laler
professor
of
Jurisprudence
dud
political
economy
al
Prinec-ton
where,
subsequently,
he
waR
made
head
of
jhat
Institution;
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Mnmlny.
Ft'lirunr,
i
Meanwhile,
Prn,fessnrtWilnn
had
gnined
high
rIulhtion
n
a
writer.
Autocratic
Methods
Klecled
lo
the
presidency
in
191?,
.Mr.
Wilson
soon
made
himself
fell.
He
apepared
before
in
xron
denouncing
a
vicious
lobby.
Oonirressl
-
i
II
tl
B.
I
.
'
nioiijrni
i
neiMiore
liooseyeil
a
"dictator"
and
an
''autocrat"
but
il
soon
found,
jlself
dancing
lo1
Woodrow
Wilsons
lune
and
at'
first
il
danced
very
obediently
and
with
very
iillle
grumhliur.'
Mr.
WiUon
early
confessed
that
he
had
a
"one
irack.
mind
proved
io
('(injtp'ss
early
administration
lhal
'he
what
he
wanted
and
loivv
it.
He
had
a
cabinet,
and
he.
in
his
new
lo
itet
it
was
true,
but
be
consulted
II
after
he
had
determined
what
he
wanted
In
do.
When
he
wanted
a
bill
introduced
in
Ouinreos
he
frequently
drew
it
himself
and
if
il
hesilnle.l
on
pnsafre
ho
summoned
the
leaders-
and
il
passed
soon
thereafter.
In
deal-to?
wilh
the
cnhinel
he
did
his
own
thinking
and
conducted
much
Important
business
of
the
various
departments
direct
from'
Ihe
While
Hou.-e.
I
War
Iroke
Ihen
came
the
trouble
wilh;
Mexico
in
which
Ihe
Slates
did
not
show
ui
lo
srreal
advantage.
Mr.
Wilson
was
criticised
for
"weakness"
in
hamllinar
Ihe
Mexican
situation,
but
his
friend
said
he
saw
a
world-war
coming
and
had
told
Ihetn
he
"did
not
propose
lo
have
Ihe
t'niled
Slates
caught
wilh
one
hand
lied
behind
its
back."
He
did
not
propose
lo
be
enjraped
in
a
war
wilh
Mexico
al
such
a
lime.
At'
all
events,
the
world
war
broke
j
Hie
same
year.
Woodrow
Wilson
i
added
his
appeals
lo
the
ftitilel
elTorts
to
slay
il,
sillinjr
by
Ihe
bedside
of
his
dying,
wife
on
a'
inemorable
Angus)
n
0.
Mrs.!
Wilson
passed
away
lhal
day,'
and
with
a
world
takinjr
fire
nloul
him,
he
look
her
body
lo
her
girlhood
honm
in
Home,
(ieorgia,
for
burial.
The
presi-
His
first
men
wen1
...i.i.i.
.
i
v.iii
f
iiii
niiiiui
urir
guiii
in
mir
would
face
a
milch
divided
sent!-
nient
and
a
caution
lo
strict
neutrality.
Submarine
Outrag
Mr,
.Wilson's
efforts
were
do-voted
in
keeping
his
country
iruillotr
fjrlulH,
a
no
t
i1ltrealn7
psik
iif
tirror
in4
intlrly,
Tli'f
I
trunla
fur
brralh.
ami
ihe
etisrl'irallou
nf
Ui
niuriHi.
nuIRr
l
iw
illfflnill
In
'trl
rll
of
that
Ilia'
effurl
uppfuri
lo
thrralm
irinrtilalliin.
on
ih?
firi
rn
nf
tha
"rniiipy
rrow"
mother
ulnnilil
ailmlnldrr
Dr.
WihkI'i
riy
I'tnn
symp,
iihI
Ohm
la
ilia
rhlhl.
pnKiipl
tni
prruitlii'Dt
rallrf,
ilid
Krharx
the
ifi
Hiirml
hy
ukinr
hl
pre-ran
lion.
Mrs,
II,
A,
l
iiinborn,
llmiilllon,
Out.
tIIm;
"My
llllle
tMiy
u
very
lid
with
Ihe
rrmip
(ml
I
rmilil
not
(ret
any.
ihlnr
Ik
relieve
linn
until
I
lrei
fir,
WimmI
ii
.Mnrwiy
pine
Syrup.
I
Miinol
pnle
II
if)
blfhly
tor
tlx)
relief
II
M
him."
I'rlee
)te
t
txittle;
ihe
lirya
fimlly
l
0e
put
up
inly
hy
The
T.
MIIDurn
CnH
Linilied,
Toronto,
Ont.
jlefl
o
II
c
e
n
t
OXO
CUFXSK
POTATOES
t
Wrt
PotAleft
1
0
l
utw
B.W
tW
poUtnu.
rut
ttam
in
half.
mJ
wniit
out
th
iKtuU.
BULlhlllC
UtU
P
itk
Ok
(m
4
rtiOTM."
Rtplat
lki
la
4lnt
lirftp
on
th
Uni.
p
r
I
k
1
1
n
c
KtMnl.
rktr
ll'
littl
Ou
In
ih
lop
of
rorft.
rvt
Own
Into
It
ov.n
to
krown.
t
e
d
Charles
Hvans
Hughes,
who
Ihe
supreme
rniirl
bench
to
n
OIIIICUIl
SllliailOII,
I,,,..,.,.,,
,,
..n.tf.lnli.
Tl.o
WOHls
lo
his
COUIllry-
..f
II,,,!
,.,
iirn
u
m
imirl,
muddled.
The
Democratic
slogan
was
"lie
kept
us
mil
of
Ihe
w
ar."
I
Mr.
Wilson's
election,
however,
was
by
a
very
narrow
margin,
i
The
result
Ireoihled
in
the
li.il.
neutral
until
Ihe
submarine
nut-
amJ
anc
,re
(n).
(jnay
rages
began.
He
was
al
firsl
,,lr,H
fn
lif4
fliU,r
wl01
en.
unable
lo
believe
that
the
atroci-rn,ja
finally
fb.pped
to
the
lies
had
the
sanction
of
the
fSer.,PnM.ra,ir
nduiiin
by
a
row
man
government
but
was
coi.-Ivo1ok.
Mr.
Wi!on
got
377
voles
vinced
when
Ihey
sunk
the
l.iiUI
ebrloral
college
and
Mr
lauia.
Tjial
incident
hrougtit
.
Hughes
gut
UTI.
Ihe
firsl
rift
in
his
official
ram-j
p,Vsidenl
WHsoii
achrally
as.
ily.
Williacji
Jennings
Hryau,
Minied
his
,
place
as
commander
secretary
of
stale,
an
avowed
,,
chief
of
army
and
navy.
Il.
pacifist,
opposed
Mr.
WilsonV,IM,k
,e
leading
pari
in
plan-course
and
left
Hie
Cabinet.
Mr.lrilnir
Ameriea
fiurfioln.itt.in
in
Wilson
nevertheless
went
ahead
and
warneil
iln
Herman
government
against
sacrificing
Ihe
lives
of
American
citizens.
Through
conliniied
on
page
Hi
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InLnlion
to
Applt
to
Loao
lni
If.
Il.t.lr
J
.hutlt.
I
....I
l.l.l.t.l
ti
ll
diplomat
ie
correspondence
iruniirr
i.i.iril-i
i.r
cjm.
'
Take
.ollr
lhal
Uirk
S.
Viir.lijr,
nt
which
conliniied
fur
lun
'.
wiiii.
ii
coiiiioioo
ior
two
veup
ears,
.rlllrr
iui-n.
ii.i:.,
i-th.iimi
inrim-or.
Ihe
president
built
u
a
record
'"""iV
,u'
S'l'"!
'".
r;"iMs.ii
u
which
reached
lis
climax
when
in
'
i-"i
piamro
at
ti-
ni
si
iuh-
he
hand-d
passports
to
Count
'SS?r
'SZ
lohann
Von
HernslorlT,
Ihefier-
iVr'WiS
man
Anihuaj(r.
liiul
linkoil
In
(mine
of
rrnirnnr-inrm,
arnf
rfrfti4ln
.
.a
t
t
i
i
a
firii
i
mi
n
rni
ir-rji
infirm
(ir
ifn.
(t
.oigrea
lo
declare
wir
which
II,
niMii
rs
s,
Mi
nruv.
lid.
With
thai
Hie
President
led
Ihe
nation
inlo
the
tremendous
effort
before.
I.
Meanwhile,
wilh
a
war
all
about
him,
Mr,
Wilson
had
found
lime
for
an
alTalr
of
the
heart.
THE
CROW
OF
CROUP
A
WARNING
TO
'ALL
MOTHERS
Croup
Hart
liti
i
ilry
ronth
and
rat
i
Itttr
lu
ttie
throiis
after
lilrb
lha
croupy
rrom
le
irnlnt
(
U'
dlpax.
The
child,
trtr
losln
reallesaly
ttxmi,
.Ith
man
up
Willi
riilnhed
fre,
pr'
Iall
m
of
i.f.rnt,
J.
f
AM
Joil.VaO.K,
A
rent.
'oriiir
tTili.
ifi.
OONeOMATION
OP
TMf
CITV
OP
PfllNCt'
TAkE
MITICR
Til
kT:
I.
The
lUmiielt
of
the
Corporation
of
It
City
of
I'rlnre
llupert
Inlrial
o
ron.
irurl
t
clmli-r
olile-wilk
five
(II
feel
ftlilf
on
Ih
.WIN
tide
nf
llli
Avenue
rrom
a
point
3f
feet
from
W.IM..
of
Arne
plara
to
W.ll.
jt
t,
Hloek
I,
a
lwl
Improvement,
anil
Intni1
10
penally
!
me
eixi
uin
Hie
laml
aliiillliir
rtlrerily
mi
the
work.
erept
mirh
fsirtlon
of
the
rM
as
l
Innirreil
at
elreet
iniereeruun.
1.
The
etl
maleri
roul
of
Ihe
work
It
7VO.0O.
if
wlHrh
Al.a
I
In
Im
palii
Iiy
Hie
OiriHiralliin.
ami
1
1
if
tliuaieil
annual
peelal
rale
per
foot
fronlire
la
I.IS70H.
The
aperlal
aiieiiieiil
l
In
lie
palil
III
Ii
liiiiial
In.UlllMHH.
1.
person
nVtirlna
I.,
tietlilon
aralnul
uiulertaklnn
lis-
ork
mini
do
141
or
hefnre
it
3rd
rtay
of
vrrh,
1011.
K.
F.
JOM
S.
Clly
f.lerk.
Oaleil
Oil
lnt
day
of
January.
1
9
1
lt
COnPORATION
OP
TH
CITV
OP
PRINCI
RUPERT.
TAkE
.MOTKi:
TIIATl"
I.
rtie
o.nnril
nf
Ihe
CoriMiratlon
of
llie
Cllv
of
I'rlnre
Itupert
Inlfrwla
lo
ron.
irnrt
a
rlndrr
rlile-walk
five
(()
feel
aide
on
Ihe
.Win
elde
of
kill
Avenue
frt.ni
T..V.U
Uliew
Plare
lo
W.P.I,,
of
Urllrlde
Sireel.
a
local
liiiprovetiient.
aiMl
Intendi
l
prr
tally
ar
he
roaj
iilaxi
I
lie
land
ahiitllna
illrertlv
ihi
the
work
etrrpt
nurh
imrllon
of
the
rn
a
la
Innirreil
(I
alrref
llilernertlon.
f.
The
eolnmleil
nut
nf
the
work
h
7fin.ini.
nf
whlrli
I7S.00
la
In
lie
nld
t.v
Ihe
Corporation,
ami
Ih
entiinaied
annimt
nerlal
rale
ier
foot
front.ior
I
$.lt.1A43T.
The
eiierial
aoeatiuent
la
In
he
paid
In
t
annual
lnlalinenl.
3.
pemoti
deairlnr
In
peililun
avalno
uiulerlaklnr
Ihe
wnrk
imikt
do
no
cm
or
i.efore
Hi
Jrd
day
of
Marrh.
II,
r..
r,
joxfs.
City
Clerk.
Dated
inn
lilt
day
cf
January,
itti,
Concentrated
Food
Strength
Concentrated
Warmth
Concentrated
Sustenance
Concentrated
Nourishment
Concentrated
flavour
fur
soups
savoury
dishes
and
all
Until
of
cooking.
1
Kjg-
fc'-uiJ
Br-w?
M
Hafj
loout
ZZXSSI
t
OXO
SIEAT
PATTIES
Sttin
of
CoM
Mrl
IOtoCwU
or
rooltir
A
UctU
fortW
Souoi
ts4
Stowntsg
Bom
IVmr
(M
Ulaeo
Ui
tortl
oimI
mVo
H
mtoit
"Ilk
ll
nor.
4.
Uh
oon
i.U7-xi
Uk
U
uU.
fJI
oltk
U
mlitar.
d.wult
tl
Ox.
la
kolf
a
nip
of
Mint
tr.
tad
a44
a
llttl
to
nrk
ran.
rot
a
tk
lepo.
.k
UW
till
tt'T
I
4oa.
A
liltl
trf
maf
W
knuk4
oror
tk
top.
If
''-
He
had
met
Mrs.
Ijlilh
Hdlinr
Cull,
wiiliiw
nf
a
U'lisliiiiuliin
dent
was
almost
prostrated
with
n,,.,,;,,,!.
-n,rir
4.,,rlship
was
grief,
and
returned
alone
to
ihe
uir,
an.
u.ov
w,,r,.
muit.,i
While
House
Id
face
his
burden.
wHm,er
18.
1015.
There
were
Mr.
Wilson's
friends
always
said.,,,,
children
of
this
second
inar-Ihat
from
Ihe
first
Mr.
Wilson
'
.,,
saw
il
would
be
a
world
war
and
that
Ihe
United
Stales,
eventually
would
be
drawn
in.
Hut
he
real-
Elected
over
Hughtt
presidenlial
election
had
in
tervened
before
Hie
fount
ry
went
ie,i
mai
ine
rnuniry
drawing'
,,
wur
nll(,
,u
us
pop.naiion
irom
in
siaies
oi
'
vVjM,
m,blican
lime
Mr.
opponent
o
n
c
e
n
t
r
a
SAVK
THE
wiurri:tiH
Srtfl
4
rirr
to
0o,
l.illlilril
,.
l.tiniilne
,Slr
I,
MenOTolao.1
l
OU
Talbrr
CuuiA
Ji
Sw
J'itil-
for
)iiur
WbUUt.
ilJOkES
2-
Goldfish
-2
and
Bowl
FREE
with
Every
$1.00
worth
of
Rexall
Goods
and
One
Package
of
Fish
Food
purchased
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
8tore.
The
Pioneer
Drugght.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Malls
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
PoInU
Friday,
1
0.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
.
Wedneiday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan.
2,
16,
30
J
Feb.
13,
27;
March
12,
M
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
rrlwe
Huperl
pjn.
for
rnl.ICK
OCOfiUR,
KliMOMTO,
W'1
MPE0,
all
points
Eaairrn
Canada,
Uuld
Slalea,
AttlNCr
ALL
OOIAN
tTCAMtHIP
LOItl.
City
Tlcktt
Offlca,
UI
Third
At,
Prlnc
Ruport.
P"
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
-TP.
i
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
1
8
February
1,15,
29.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
8kagway,
January
14,
28
1
February
,11,
25.
8.8.
PRINCE88
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
8wanion
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
8teamhlp
Lines.
Full
Informotiou
from
W.
0.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
SaiiinM
rrom
Prlnc.
nnpert,
foe
VANCOUVKft,
VIOTORIA,
Ocaan
Palla,
tad
iwanaoa
Bat,
Tueada.
for
VAN0OUVCR,
VIOTORU,
AUrl
Bay,
and
IwaeHtl
Bar,
tatardaf
!.
Por
ANYOX,
ALinC
.ARM,
(TIWARTi
Wll
laland,
Bundaf
$
PJH.
Por
pout
UMPaON
and
Itiu
Rlaor
Oannarlaa,
Friday
A.M,
etl
l
nd
Annua,
i.
Barnalay,
A,nl.
I'rlnr
Rupert.
c