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Tuesday,
July
8,
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Daily
News
PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLOMBIA.
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Every
Afternoon;
except
Sunday,
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Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
HATE81
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month,
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
Stales
in
nilvnnPA
nop
vonr
.
.
,
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per.
year.
la
Sportsmanship
jRelly
qiiappolntlng?
'
i'
iwlSfnan'ship--
disappearing,
fnim'
sjWirt-
and
are
the
'Olympic
(tames,
taking
place
(his
snmnu'r'in
'France
calling
lo-.gelher
the
;nthetio
youth
of
iie
.world.
In
-compete
in
skill
and
(endurance
going
lq
promote
international
.amity,
or
will
they
(leave,
a
long,.
remembered
stiug
of
bitterness?
asks
Sir
John
Foster
j'raser
writing
in
the
London
Illustrated
Sunday
Herald,
j
,
Years,
ago
1
was
much
impressed
by
the
remark
of
a
young
.
American
Rhodes
scholar,
who,
on
being
asked
what
had
struck
!hirn
most
(Jurhig
his
first
year
at
Oxford,
replied;
"The
con-'soihusness:
of
living
among
several
thousand
men
who,
in
sport,
would
rather
lo.-e
than
win
unfairly."
That
is
the
true
spirit.
'
..
,
liftst
Sunday
the
Parisian
crowd
at
the
Oolomhes
Stadium
hissedjhe
American
Rugby
team'
which
gave
a
had
heating
to
the.
Kre'ilch
team,
audVbissed.fagabi
when.
the
Stars
and
Stripes
flag
was
mil
lin
in
honor
of
the
visitors.
This
has
hofi
t.
Vw
7,
'
v-7-;
7
""ij'niivi
ittr
Mill
illlllWIIIg
,
former,
mishaps
ti)
influence
them,
biit
are
an!
runted
with
a
zeal-iorsqiira
lohave
clean
-"porf
and
a
worthy
.amliition
to
recover
Veome
Of
England's
lost
laurels.
';
.
We
know
how
We
like
oilr
school
or
our
country
to
win.
The
icniin
n
Hn-iu
Hii'imism
.mazes
rininantiy.
when
it
comes
to
competition'
between,
nqtiijus
there
is-the
daturer
that
wild
palrio-tisip.mayMnitruij
generiis,v
to
ot'liej-s.
linor'nccideutai
nciions
are
ftagnlfie,!!
Into;
unscrnpuloiis
sharp
practices,
apd
the
nnljon
wh
carries'
off
mosl
of
the
prizes
is
tempted
to
crow
over
the
othr.
.
,
:
;
r'
IIas
to
'he
hoped
lht
'yPr',
Olympic
Games
will
produce
trilinimis
With
nuulntlir
Inucnc
n.ilhni.i
Ml
fi:'..
i
,
.
......
....
v.
.
.
iiFr.-.-.-.i.
iiiiiiiii,
in.
irriiii
v
.
.'ill
i
...:..v
..
-
...
n.m
isiuniiMiiji
muling
me
.competing
nnuoiis.
International
Feeling
Plow
Not
Of
The-Best.
lut
now,
chiefly
lne
to,
poljtipal
nnd
economic
causes,
in
lerjiationa)
feeling
is
hot
of
the.
best.
We
are
inclined
to
use
j
urn
passes
in
me
search
for
notes,
rtespile
correct,
ap
precifttive
speeches
iriHilp
h
4lnio
;.'.-.
i
V
v"nn'iiiiiviinuy
ikiu
j.
i.
it.
quels
-there
is,
alas
an
undercurrent
of
antagonism
nntnng
grial
Mtp-"'
'i
i-n.'pi
iu
-very
coijniry
owaru
llic
loiw
of
oilier
coun
trie's.
:
'
.
,
.
Are
Ihe
Olympic
Games
in
France
this
year
to
he
a
displav
of
(tdUuralion
for
heroic
alhlelics
by
the
young
men
of
the
world,
no
hiiUfer
from
whal
land
the,Y
wune,
or
are
the'
competitions
'go.
MMrtltnl!i.itf
mg
,lt
r
tr
up
"i'
the
"v
...
i-a
least
I'll.
cammeiulnble
ui(iii;iiiiiiijiu
1
1
qualities
ipiuiiues
.
oi
of
patriotism
paii'iot
ism
hv
tiy
OLD
TIMER'S
Thus
an
old-timer
recently
snrakintr
of
Ihe
earlv
davs
of
the
historic
Hastings'.
Mill,
around
.which
Brew"
up
'thn
present
cily
of
Vancouver.
The
most
effective
way
fo
realize
what
(lie
lumber
'industry
merits
fii
llrilisli
P.olumliin
ia
Id
visualise
for
a
.moment
what
"
.would
really
happen
ff
the
3,000
,
concerns
exclusively
engaged
in
handling
forest
products
were
compelled
by
any
industrial
upheaval
to
cose
down.
Here,
are
a
few
things
'
that
iwould
happen:
CITY
DECIDES
TQ
fii
'.wife,
Dwisslit
AVhlting,
;
director
of
Ihe
Union
Oil
Company
of-
California,
and
,
Mrs.
Whiting,
and
Joe
Ameslny.
-onn
of
the
five
brothers
who
own
Ibousands
.....
..I'-.
COMMENT
LUMBER
THE
COMMERCIAL
LIFE
OF
THE
PROVINCE
"'""."We
Are
All
More
or
Less
on
fin
pendent
on
It"
iQll.lllll
17.50
"I
'
reineniber
way
back
in
the
Transient
Display
Advertising,
..
,$M0
per
inch
per
insertion!
',nv,,,,M'
wl,"
il
''"'
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Pag,
.-..
.$2.80
per
tuchi1'0"
wns
erW
.a.''tlR
aU
Ijocal
Readers,
per
Insertion,
,:.v
2&c
per
linei"10,1
lo
?"!',
w?,on
,l,pM1n,nv
Classified
Advertising,
pe
insertions
.
.
2c
per
word
W0,U
''"''"'I
that
thn
sawmill
was
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
all
more
or
less
dependent
on
il.
f
"
',
.
(:
Advertising
and
flrculatlon
Telephone
-
8S
Editor
and
Reporter
Telphbne
-
-
86
AU
advertising
should
he
iri
The
Daily
News
Offico
on
iiay
preceding
publication.
All,
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
An
investment
of
$200,000,
000
would
he
imperilled.
An
annual
purchasing
power
or
$
100,000,000
would
he
destroyed.
Forty
thousand,
workers
would
he
without
Jobs.
The
Province
would
lose
a
third
of
its
revenue.
The
railroads
would
lose
a
half
of
t
hoi
r
freight
'traffic".
Half
the
number
of
big
ships
'would
come
lo
our
harbors.
The
situation
is
in
fact
much
the
sanir
as
it
was
in
the
"Seven
ties,"
I
be
forest
industries
are
the
life
of
the
Province.
"We
are
.nmuiced
as
patriotic
unsportsriuubip.
though
tha
allegation
ofaH
more
od'ep
Tn
in
ii.'u
mi
auKuiiun
nc
g
ii
in,'
in
riiugii
piny.
Anyway,
the
inadeiil
is
.
.uhfortitnate.
We
Britishthoiigh
likiiig
to
think
our
love
of
fair
play
rather
distinguishes
iis
frnm
the
rest
of
the
world,
are
not
im-miaonlat'e.
Last
year
ht
Wimbledon
the
lawn
.tennis
enthusiasts
x
were
not
always
polite
to
Suzanne
I'Lengfen,
by
being
more
jubilant
lhau
was
necessary
when
the
'Frenchwoman's
English
oppo-
ncnt
was
temporarily
having
the.
best
of
lite
gnine.
No
doubt
iht!re
Ayere
reasons
.other
than
the
nationality
-of
Suzanne
.which
'
accounted
for'
the
CiuHluVl
of
some
sneclalor.
.
mericahs
are
frank
iu
admitting
that
sport
in
their
conntryl
;
is
not
so
continuously
geutlematily
as
it
ought-to
lie.
It
was
on
the
fit
her
side
of
the.
Allnni.ic.th.at.
the,
famous'
dictum
was
pro.
puujided,
"win,
tie
or
wrangle"?
snatch
the
prize,
get
level
with
The,
Other
fellow,
and
if
he1
wins
create
ashindy
about
unfairness
ajul
try
to
get-him
disinialified!
-
;!.
.
..
,
'.
.',,.
-
QIW
Of
Good
.
Spirit
Should
Prevail.
The
iSt
intemiiunal
riteeting
was
marked
hv
regrettable
Incidents,
with
grave"
charges
Of
Unsportsmanlike-
behaviour
on
the
-hart
or
sonje
competitors,
and
iiuseeihiy
lemousration
by
sections
of
spectnlor.s,
which
made
countless
thousands
mourn
ihntthf
meeting
should
Have
been
"smudged
by
"
evidence
of
na-tiohal
antipathies.
'
v
i
Te.
qrfglnal
Idea
,was
.that
,
it
.would
he
splendid
for
the
flower
Of
youth
of
all
lapds
UV
jiieel1
in
friendly.
contest,
it
is
stilj
ft
splifiidld'idea.
Those
who
are
responsible
for
organizing
this
yenr's
(lapie;s
"U;
France
.have,
done
tllefr
best
to
wipe
the
meninrv
of
past
iujplea.iantnes
of
f.
the
slnte,
and
have,
even
finind
ex',
cuscs
(for
thrashness,
0jf
folkriu
tbepasfc.
.
I
h.nt'p
'npwiiinl
L
i.
n
t
il.
.
...
;
.
i
.
...
,
niiimir,ujr
imvi
i
u
e
iiiimiiuu
e
rCSpollSllUe
'for
the
oriraiiiz.l.toii
of
lh?
RWiS'eh
i.tntiiii,,A
-o..
..f
in
them."
And
every
reader
of
Ibis
article
is
interested.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
Itrilish
Columbia.
ADVERTISE
IN
MUNjCIPAL
CANADA
The
question
of
whether
or
not
the
V'ity
should
sjiend
the
sum
of
$50
for
a
page
of
ad
vertising
in
".Municipal
Canada."
publication
dealing
entirely
wilh
municipal
matters
and
published
in
Montreal,
came
un
for
liscussion
at
the'
council
moot
ing
last
night.
The
mayor
explained
that
some
20,000
copies
of
the
mag-aine.
were
to
he
prinled
as
a
special
number
for
distribution
throughout
Croat
Uritain
and
other
countries
of
the
world
and
thai
the
magazine
nerlained
ex
clusively
lo
municipal
mailers,
Some
5,000
copies
were
to
he
placed
at
I
h'e
disposal
of
thn
British
'authorities
for
disjri-bnfion
lo
financial
and
ollW
concerns
interested
In
Ibo
Do,
minion.
The
city
bad
Originally
boon
offered,
three,
pages
for
the
sum
of
gtan-liul
Ihe,
finance
eommil-lee
had
thought
that
a
lit
t
In
loo
much
and
il
bad
recommended
that
one
page
al.
the
proportion-ale
rate
of
$50
wOuhl
be
sulll-cionl.
H
was
decided
lo
lake
the
one
page
of
advertising
at
$50.
MOVING
PICTURE
MAN
ON
CRUISE
OF
COAST
Hal
Roach
was
In
Vancouver
Last
Week
on
his
Yacht
Oypsy
'jr
we
hail
British
Columbia's
bays
and
scenpry
in
California
lliern
would
bo
a
million
motor
boats
and
die
southern
land
would
ho
lieaveh,"
said
Hal
Hoach,
nvo,
nolpil
iiwipu
motion
iiiouon
picturn
picturn
wrangling
oyer
coudilloiis,
by
charges
of
unsporlsmaushin
anil
Producer
of
California,
who
was
favoritism,
and
by
excessive
jubilation
on
(he
part
of
the
nation
in
Vancouver
last
week
on
his
which
captures
rmtost
of
the
trophies,
and
sulky
criticism
of
the
Private
cruiser
fiypsy.
ihe
The
producer
has
with
him.
agencies
agencies
whereby
whereby
(he
(he
victory
victory
Wa,
Wa,s
attalped
attalppd
on
on
the
the
part
pari
'
of
of
II
losers?
.
',
,s
a
believer
in
IhsJ
Olympic
Oames,
recognising
them
as
a
rneaus
wheiiehy
the
sterling
athletes
of
the
world
mav
show
their,
prowess
and
give
genuine
appreciation
.of
each
'
other's
talents,.
I
am
hopiug'lhe
meeting
in
Franc
will
do
jnch
to
phi.
...w.i
ii
,nci
"
nut
in
sikii
"
isinen.
rt
n.
.
.'i
i
1
-
.
:"
...
f
.1
1
the
.Union
Oil
dnok
hr
bearing
"frtizo
iw
'th
i
"
i
'
V
'
-nn
...
imv
competing
i
ii
n'v
,
ii
1
countries
1
hi
.
in
ii
t's,
.iiiim,
uvcii
and
mm
tho,
nut,
craft
vraii
was
was
will
Mil
niloximil
lil
....r:..
ii
1
llC'
!",,amaJ'1
"V
forcing
stpiet
rules
and
in
checking
the
Pulled
out
on
thn
Vancouver
'IS.
niischicf-makers
'and
their
friends
Who
cohfiof
lose
Without
as.
Shipyards
Shipyards
ways
ways
for
for
adjustment
adjustment.
i-iMjun
ujMJii
-iiiuM!
wno
are
.
.......
tv
rMiw-iiii,
successrnl.
.
,
.
i.iu,
Mr.
lloach
imuiTii
and
mm
ii
his
in
pany
narly
llien
men
Ihe
nest
sportsman
is
he
wim
m..
i.ud
nn.i
on,!id
an
a
hsri
i..ti.
i
i.
Ai
.
j,
.
,.
,
...
t
,
.
'
iiiiu
.iiiiiv
nun
?iiiiir!i
ti
nn
iiunn
iuiii
I'll
iiuhi'
lire
the
liNiirl
rf
tho
vitnf
I......
....
viewing
all
the
scenery
of
Ihe
'
'"
'
'
'
'
.'
.A'.
.
.
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t'
t
,
,
,
V
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.
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v
.'BA.-y,.
f
-r:r
Good'Counsel
-
'
.
i
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
coast
of
British
Columbia
with
a
view'
to
reproducing
some
of
Ihe
cliaaelerislin
pninls.
-
"I
could
sjioiul
a
year
in
British
Columbia
ami
in
fact
expert
lo
come
back,
next
year
with
camera
men
and
company
ami
got
the
proper
sellings
fo?
somolhing
I
have
in
Ihcdmck
ok
my
head,"
said
Mr.
HoieV
PULP
AND
PAPER
MILL
AT
PORT
ALICE
REOPENS
After
having
been
closed
for
more
than
four
months,
thn
Whalen
Pulp
,&
Paper
Co.'s
pulp
and
paper
mill
al
Port
Alice
on
Vancouver
Island
reopened
last
weok.
Definite
orders
havo
boon
secured
from
Ihe
United
Stales,
lapan
iind
Australia
which
will
keep
Ihe
mill
in
continuous
opcr
afion
until
the
end
of
the
year
at
least.
J
The
Man
in
the.
Moon
SAYS:-
im.f-
rrriri-ii
iioiirp.
BeZ21fil9aV
aaaaTasTjlV
-n
)
I
MARY
had
a
lillle
lamb,
lis
face
was
black
as
soot,
Bill
everywhere
she
put
that
lamb,
The
lamb
would
not
.stay
put.
TO
escape,
the'
income
tax,
high
rents,
high
freight
rales,
high
cost
of
'.liylpsf
generally,
low
wages
add
unemployment
I
here
is'
only
one
place
I
o
go.
TlIM
runny
thing
about
a
sausage
roll
is
Ilia!,
you
'take
a
bile,
and
don'l
hit
the
sausage
and
Hie
next
bile
you
are.
away
beyond
il.
"'
IF.ynif
can
flgurcj
how
many
holes
it
lakes
lrij:'ihakn
a
Ion
of
douglinuls
you
are
on
a,
right
road
lo
a
position
in
Ihe
dcparl-ment
of
financed-
'
IT
look
Benry
Ford
lo
show
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
In
Um
Mmr
of
ihp
KMttn
or
Hotiprl
J.
Willace,
or
Atlln.
In
the
Cminiy
or
I'rlnrii
lliiiwrt,
In
the
I'nivlnre
or
lirlilith
Columbia.
Durniwl,
who
illctl
on
the
t
tiiy
or
April,
1
0
2
:i
.
NOTICK
U
I.Pli
tiv
irlviMi
thill
hv
nil
nnlcr
of
III
iiiinnur
F.
Mrli.
Yomiir.
Jmlri
or
tho
.County
Court.
Lu.l
tho
7tti
day
or
April,
toil,
Hie
undprmimoO
wh
appointed
lailiiilnlfttrnlor
or
the
enlUf.
or
I
In-
a
tin
vena
nifil
ilcmnai'd.
i
And
noiirr.
l
Iwreby
fnrthff
irlvoii
that
I
an
ni'rwiiu
iiatl-m
claim
axaliul
lh
taltl
c!atp
am
ri-(iilrnl
to
file
nurli
rlalnn
,
people
how
lo
make
money
oul
oi
un.
A.i
I
gaze
out
of
my
windoy
At
the
silver
clouds
above,
Kissed
by
Hie
morning
sunshine
Breathing
wondrous
thoughts
of
love.
'Tis
then
I
tbjnk
of
you
dear,
Of
your
face
and
form
so
fair.
But
the
gladness
turns
to
sadness
As
I
recall
you've
bobbed
your
hair.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
8,
1914.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
8UPRM
rotlRT
OF
BRITISH
limy
vermeil
i
nner
nam.
unri
mi
fin
nr
..1
hub,.
1r.r.-r.elvivr,rocrt,,Vo1iv,
"?ju""
m
line
assei
or
iru-
sain
eaiate
miKinif
the
1
persons
eiilllled
thereto
.havlnir
refrard
only
to
lli
rlalma
of
which
shall
then
have
notice,
and
I
will
not
lie
llahle
for
Mid
assets
or
any
pari
Iherwir.
to
any
r.'U
of
w'ir.p
Halm
not
tk.'ii
i
the
Matter
or
Ihe
Kstale,
nf
Maranda
s.
Home
(lo
known
as
Maranda
inniei.
neceasea;
and
In
Malice
nf
Hip
tifliA
of
Annie
nr
snn.i
win
(mirneinnef
Jii.ouu
a-
nn
.
i
.....
.
.
...p??.
Aun.
h.,
ton.-,
on
Twy'
,
.,,
.
..rnnHciM
,H
HY
Utct
lHtl
HVJ'
r
people
WHO
JisVeil
to
I.OS
,ngCes
On
WHICH
'
-
,
Honor
F.
Veil.
VoMHE.
made
UHs
il,
dav
UMnn.
looK,flsknuc.e
ad
Ihem.
hevmise
thev
feel
that
Ibev
exeit
iui..i.i
oil
is
helmr
nrmhiei.,1.
.
I
n.n,i
Official
h
Administrator,
lii..t.r
'".
.?"'
'.
n.noin.ed
nn'..i.
nf
Soften
llllornnlinnol'
lnnl,,c!o
"
I
As
t
'A'....
.
iT..,,.,.
.,T,..,,,1,lMM
JUil4Mlir,
,1
I
rest
cunfidenl
Hint
11
fifimes..
representative
sportsmen
of
aU
Ihe
the
OviiHv
ran
alonorsid
o
llu-
esl.lc
of
Msramla
8..
Iliirne
tut
ta
T-Mrk
to
Itttm
CATARRH
ef
the
BLADDER
lUcb
C.o.ule
Itin
mm
BnMniofeouHlerttU
I'm
i
miowii
ismnoa
Mini"1
aii'l
also
lot
I
lie
eln(e
of
Annie
or
nn"
V
r,m.
itliiwa
known
a
I.
latins
p.
'iU)
nnd
nil
,pr(e
hsvll.T
rlolms
arilnl
either
or
the
said
etale
are
herrhv
'inileei
tq
fue.
plh
MI.W.
nenperlv
veelfled
n
pie.
on
or
onire
me
7iii
n
fir
J"V.
A
n
I(1J(
and
all
jiartlea
Imlehlert
lo
either
of
the
estnte-are
remifrcd
lo
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indettednes
la
me
fo-ivii
wi,teii
nun,
Actlnir
Orricial
Adre'nlsirstoe
.
.
Trlnce
Miipert
IJ.C,
Dated
this
S7ih
day
of
June.
1024.
!
Mr.
McDougali.
of
Ihe
liohl
Bell
Really
Co.,
returned
lasl
night
from
Massed
and
reports
great
excitement
over
the
prospects
of
oil
on
Craliam
Island.
Mr.
Barclay,
chief
auditor
of
the
provincial
forestry
di-part-uienl,
is
expected
here
on
otliciat
duties
next
week.
Aid.
Victor
Basso-Bort
re
turned
today
after
an
absence
of
several
weeks.
While
ouHi
he
underwent
a
cligbl
operation
for
nasal
trouble.
Proaperuua
uUvfrusiiig
oieau.-
rkfiil)ir
continuous
ailvertiHinK.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltaat
t-mna.
In
S
keen
a
Land
District,
necordlnr
OH
rlct
or
toast,
anil
altualo
tin
Campania
aland.
,
Take
.Notice
that
Clarence
E.
Iialnter
and
Jamea
.Me.Nnlty,
at
I'rlnce
riupert,
U.C.,
oi'i'iipaiion
ii.sura.iie
agvin
aim
Drover,
in
tend
lu
apply
ror
penniaalou
to
leaae
the
roiiowinr
oeacriped
lanua:
Coininen
rlnir
at
a
pout
planted
at
I
tin
head
or
hay
at
the
east
end
or
Campania
Island
and
alMjut
ona
mile
from
the
auuth
end
or
the
Island;
thencj
rollowlng
the
tlnuosltlea
or
the
shore
line
at
lilrli
water
line
around
the
Island
to
Ihe
place
of
commencement,
and
.rontalnlnir
8,ooo
acres,
morn
or
less.
C.
f.
UAlXTEIt
&
JAMES
McMILTY,
Name.o;
Applicant,
rer
W.
E.
WILLIAMS,
Auent.
nated
April
nd.
1894.
;
;
1
,
-I
LAND
ACT,
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
Ill
Onei-n
Charlotte
Miami
Land
District.
Ilerordlnfr
Dlstilrt
of
Skeena.
and
altuale
In
rrunt
of
block
IB.
p.L,
7,
I'lan
VI
6,
Oiiecn
cliarlutto
Islands,
,
Take
.Notice
that
Hume
B.
nabtnirton
of
Masaett,
vrriipallon
cannery
manager.
In
lends
to
apply
ror
tiertnlaslon
td
lease
the
rnllowlnir
(leserlheil
foreshore:
Con.
men
rlnic
at
a
post
planted
at
the
n.i.tlnvest
corner
or
Hlork
!
thence
west
33
deir.
outh
about
soo
feet
to
low
water
mark-Ihence
imrtlieily
nlonr
low
water
mark
to
a
point
west
as
ileir.
soulli
or
tmitii.
went
comerof
Plock
10-
thence
easterly
lo
inn
norinwest
rurner
or
Hlork
19;
tnetre
soi.llierlv
I
Ion
it
l.litli
water
mark
in
nr.it
and
contalnlnir,
3,
acres,
more
or
l.-v.
II.
II.
H.SHIMITON,
Name
nr
Aoi.lleant.
7-23
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
hy
thn
fiovernment
of
Mnlislf
Col
urn
bin.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeve
For
picnics,
choose
"Itupert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are.
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boatThat's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Tntertnediute
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Friday,
lOJMi
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE;
Kffective
June
.10,
102,.
"
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
Monday,
8.00
p.m.
For
Skidegate
and
all
ports
south
every
Wednesday
al
8.00
p.m,
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
.EXCEPT
SUNDAY.-
,
K.nt.l4P',Vr,
Vrnc
""IxTt
-n
P-m.
for
rill.NCE
UEOnOE.
EpMONTl),
WJ-NIPEO,
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
Untied
Stales.
'
AQENOV
ALL
OCEAN
ITEAMIHIP
LINES,
City
TUktt
Of
flea.
528
Third
Ay
Peine
Rupart.
Phona
E80.
CANADIAN
PAQF1C
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
June
14,
21,
25;
July
2,
5,
12,
16,
23,
20
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
-
-
June
9,
10,
20,
27,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
S.8.
PRINCE8S
BEATRICE.
'
For
Butedalo,
Swanson
Bay,
Eait
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
an
if
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
1
1
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llnet.
Full
information
from
'
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.cjftf
D.
Sallinira
from
Vrlnce
HuperL
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
wanaon
Bay,
and
Al.rt
Bay,
Tuaaday.
B
P.M.
IZ
"rl
"
"'
""
.
"tU'oi'ViO
AM.
ina
-vnv0V?Aj"OTOB,A'
'.1
ARM'
TWRT.
I.land,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
Por
PORT
SIMPSON
an
Nata
Rl.e
Cann.rl...
Friday
A
M.
823
2nd
A.anua.
j.
B.rn.lay,
A,.nt.
Prlne.
Rup.rt,
B.C.
i
I