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of
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of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITOR
Peace
River
Route
To
This
Coast.
Monday.
May
5.
1921.
Premier
Oliver
has
apparently
been
following
up
the
work
of
the
member
for
Prince
(ieorge,
II.
(;.'
Perry,
in
his
espousal
of
the
all-British
Columbia
mule
from
Peace
River
to
the
cuat.
The
Brule
cut-off
would
do
Utile
to
open
up
new
counlrv
and
would
not
be
anything
like
as
direct
as
.he
mule
by
way
of
Prun
e
ficorge
or
Vanderhnof
to
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
com
pletiou
of
the
P..E.
the
route
aio
will
be
likely
to
be
extended
to
Vancouver.
That
would
give
the
people
of
the
Pence
River
country
the
best
possible
.serVjre
and
would
be
effective
in
open
ing
up
a
lot
ol
new
country
which
otherwise
would
not
be
touched.
Investigation
js
likely
lo
prove
lb
the,
railvrnypenple.and
to
Ihe
Ottawa
government
thai
there
is
no
comparison
between
(he
two
mules.
In
making
a
deri-Sion-the
Dominion'
authorities
cannot
be
biased
by
the
fact
that
one
route
is
through
one
pro
vince
or
the
oilier
mule
through
another.'
What
is
needed
is
the
best
possible
mule
to
develop
the
dominion.
Make
No
Money
From
Competition.
There
seems
to
be
an
idea
abroad
thai
the
Daily
News
is
making
money
from
the
"Save
(lie
Forest
Competion."'
Thai
is
far
from
true.
Wc
are
conducting
this
competition
for
the
purpose
of
interesting
the
young
people
in
the
forests
and
their
preservation.
.This
north
country
depends
a
great
deal
on
the
forests,
for
its
prosperity
and
for
that
reason
we
undertook
the
carrying
through
or
the
competition.
It
entails
a
good
.leal
of
work
and
has
taken
up
a
great
deal
of
expense
in
selling
up
type
and
there
is
absolutely
no
nionelary
return
for
il
When
the
suggestion
vyi
made
to
this
paper
by
Ihe
minister
of
the
interior,
il
was
accepted
under
the
strong
protest
from
the
business
office,
where
it
was
thought
that
the
proclamation,
at
any
rale,
should
be
paid
for.
We
thought
so,
loo,
but
d'-eided
in'
the
inleresls
of
the
district
lo
carry
on
the
com-petilioii.
The
Aoiniiiioii
(ovcrumenl
provide
Ihe
prizes
but
the
work
and
publishing
expense
all
falls
upon
the.
newspaper..
8cenlc
Attractions
Of
This
District.
Perhaps
render
of
this
paper
will
be
tired
of
our
drawing
albMilion
lo
Ihe
scenic
attractions
of
this
dislrict.
Yel
when
we
tro
ont
on
the
harbor
on
a
day
like
yesterday,
it
seems
almost
impossible
to
come,
home
and
not
wrile
something
about
il.
At
this
lime
of
year
especially
Ihe
mountains
mid
a
distinct
charm
lo
the
landscape.
.
Prince
Rupert
is
oflen
boosted
industrially.
It
is
spoken
of
us
i
ne
iiiiure
porior
uu;
northern
tind
central
parts
of
the
produce
but
it
is
seldom
mentioned
ax
a
tourist
resort.
When
we
gel
thai
holel,
which
Sir
Henry
Thornton
said
he
was
going
to
build
here,
then
shall
have
we
the
railway
company
sending
all
their
lourisls
here
and
boosting
Ihe
city
to
Ihe
'skies
as
a
resort
not
lo
be
missed
for
a
stop-off.
MAY
5th
to
10th
WEEK
ALL
WEEK
we'are
featuring
a
special
display
of
Nemo
CorscU
and
Corset
Accessories,
including
the
new
Nemo
Diaphragm
Controlling
Corset
and
a
new
style
.Circlet.
Be
sure
and
visit
oua
Corset
Department
during
the
coming
week.
.Sold
in
Prince
Rupert
exclusively
by
JABOUR
BROS.
Htm
Crt1,
ai-
CWf
A
cc.itotl.,
,t,
mW,
r
Kept
Bin.
Lit..
Tettnf
II
WEDDING
OF
STANLEY
TAYLOR
ON
WEDNESDAY
WAS
PRETTY
AFFAIR
The
following
aecounl
of
Hie
weddinsr
of
Stanley
Taylor,
who
will
arrie
in
Prince
Hubert
from
a
lioiKjiifl
of
Ophelia
rose
and
while
;ladioli.
She
was
given
in
marriage
lo
her
father.
Miss
Frances
Clark
made
a
pretty
nrhlesinaid
fn
a
frock
of
mauve
haded
laffela
relieved
with
sil
er
lace,
and
her
hal
was
of
the
ame
patr
shailes,
her
bouquet
bein?
of
pink
and
mauve
sweet
peas
intermingled
with
rosebud.
Harry
Hlowey
acted
a
jrroorns-
man.
nie
usliers
were
Percy
While
and
Mark
Crimmed.
The
eeremony
was
performed
amid
a
setting
of
pink
tulips
and
bright
spring
flowers,
which
hail
been
arranye
by
a
number
of
irirl
friemls
of
the
bride.
Hiirin?
Ihe
signing
of
Ihe
re
gister
Mrs.
Krne
Maker
gave
a
beautiful
rendition
of
"Hecaiisc."
Mrs.
Xixon.
mother
of
Ihe
bride,
looked
charming
in
a,
gown
of
French
chiffon
velvet,
artistically
drafted,
while
her
corsage
bouquet
was
of
pale
pink
roses.
Her
picture
hal
was
of
black
moire
silk,
wilh
while
nsppey.
A
reception
was
held
at
Ihe
home
of
Hie
bride's
parents
in
Kilsilano.
Later
in
Ihe
evening
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Taylor
lef
Tor
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Seattle
and
will
make
their
fill
lire
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
BURGLAR
CHASED
IN
SEATTLE
BY
DUTHIE
Local
Mining
Man
Was
Unable
to
Catch
Intruder
Who
Entered
his
Room
During
Night
J.
F.
Inithie,
Ihe
Seattle
xhin
builder,
who
is
actively
interested
in
ruining
m
Ihe
interior
di
inci.
iasi
w:eeji
gave
ehas,,
o
burglar
who
entered
his
home
in
Sea
Hie.
Mr.
Online,
at
an
early
hour
in
Hie
morning,
was
awakened
by
Ihe
burglar
in
his
room.
Hi
ave
chase
and
iiirsued
the
in
truder
across
the
yard
bill
Ihe
man
disappeared
in
the
darkness
Mr.
liuHiie
was
asleep
when
he
heard
the
door
of
his
room
open
lie
switched
on
the
light.
'Ihe
burglar,
who
was
a
big
heavy
set
man,
niinkeii
at
the
light
and
turned
ami
ran.
Mr.
Iiiill.ie
was
unarmed.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Inaugurating
Hie
Saturday
ar
rivals
here
from
the
south
which
will
be
eoiiHimed
until
oet
niontii,
;...U.
steamer
Prince
'ieorge.
Capt.
Harry
Nedden.
ar-
nveit
from
ancouver
and
way
pons
sharp
on
lime
at
3
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
with
the
fob
lowing
passengers:
l
or
Prince
Iluperl
W
Kenny,
A.
Carlson,
0.
Ward
to,
I'.
Kriekson.
Miss
M.
Fawcelt
(Kil-
wanga;,
S.
A.
Hell,
J.
Calloway.
I.
Austin,
F.
..
Tolhurst
Hturns
Lake
..
Hogran,
W.
V.
Tomlin-son,
H.
S.
Wadsworlli,
Miss
Violet
i.anieron,
I.
F.
!.
White.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
v
.
Hartwell.
F.
W.
Hudd
X.
.1.
Oden,
l,
W.
Auslin.
C.
(1.
ttounii,
M.
Davidson,
7..
Higashi,
'
McCalTery,
Mr.
Friherg
and
Mr.
Iloherlsnii.
lor
Stewart--J.
P.
Deiiisplrr,
It.
Walson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
T.
Crosby
and
child,
.1.
A.
Shanks
and
J,
Itungi.
The
Prince
Cenrge
-ailed
for
Stewart
on
Saturday
evening,
relumed
here
last
nlb(
and
sailed
at.
I
)
for
Vancouver.
The
lladioJStewarl
Mines
Ltd.,
capitalized
at
a
million
dollars
and
with
head
office
at
Victoria,
nan
neen
tncorporale.l
with
a
view
to
developing
the
Itadio,
Hadio
I.
and
Itadio
II.
and
other
claim
ne.ar
Slewart.
THE
daily
Rva
Monday.
Mav
CUTTING
DOWN
COST
OF
SALMON
CANNING
Prices
Paid
foe
Pinks
are
Low
and
Operators
Worry
Over
Outlook
VAXCOrVKIt.-'Majt
5.
B.C.
ll,o
it,
will,
his
bride
IW,,,
canneries
are
prinp
lo
week,
was
published
in
lii
Van-coiicr
Province:
The
Kilsilano
Mrtliodi-it
rtiiirrh
ws
Ihe
-rene
of
one
of
Hie
prettiest
if
itiid-sririnp
weddins
on
Wednesday
eveninjr
when
Miss
Marjnrie
Eileen
Nixon,
only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Everell
C
Nixon,
became
Hie
lirlrio
of
Stanley
Waller
Taylor,
son
of
Mrs.
il.
C.
Taylor.
Key.
W.
Viinre
jierformed
Hie
marriase
service,
wflile
Ihe
wedding
inarch
from
l.nhenjrrin
was
played
-'by
Miss
Dnjjs
Chadney.
The
bride
made
a
winsome
picture
in
her
beauti
ful
gown
of
while
crepe
char.
loanle,
fashioned
on
plain
line
wilh
arlislic
Irimniiti.'
of
silver
lace.
A
Brussels
net
veil
was
helil
in
fdare
wild
a
wreath
of
handle
a
heay
sulmon
pack
this
siderably
lower
in
price,
the
can-
ners
poinl
out.
Question
of
Markets
With
this
situation
lo
face,
tt.il.
canners
are
endeavoring
lo
lind
some
satisfactory
method
of
marekling
Il.tJ.
salmon
for
prices
based
tin
sheer
merit.
Some
are
hoiicf.il
of
creating
individual
demand
in
Ihe
Old
Country
for
H.C
eokeye.
others
teiee
thai
Hie
market
in
Canada
and
een
in
the
t
oiled
Stales
will,
its
30
per
cent
larilT
may
Im-
more
itilen-sielyrullie..
Hut
in
Ihe
meantime
they
are
preparing
lo
-nil
down
on
expenses
in
every
possiMe
way.
Fewer
Cannery
Boats
This
policy
is
exjiected
In
lessen
Hie
number
of
boats
fishing
for
canneries
this'
summer.
They
are
co-onera
ling
lo
this
end
having
found
Rial
last
year
there
were
more
nels
in
certain
waters
than
the
yield'jii'tified.
A
few
salmon
are
Iwing
caught
along
Ihe
West
Oast
of
Yancoti
ver
Island
and
ure
being
poed
of
on
Hie
market
for
fresh
fish.
The
seaon
opens
in
the
latter
part
of
June.
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSj-
IF
laws
could
reform,
we'd
al.
be
aillls.
THH
best
spring
Ionic
Anyone
can
lake
.
Is
a
forty
find
garden
.
And
a
fie
fool
rake.
I
TS
a
great
life
if
you
don't
?et
loo
strong.
.
SOMI-:
people
are
dignified,
but
nothing
else.
TIIF.
beginning
of
the
mouth
reminds
u
thai
life
is
ju,
f,ne
lam
dun
after
amdher.
4
ITS
bard
lo
part
with
some
people.
In
fael
il
is
so
hard
that
il
heroine
well
nigh
jlll(issible.
e
r-
IF
you
lend
monev.
vnn
re
capifalisl.
If
you
collect
thai
money
you
are
n
much
harder
worker
than
I
am..
Til
Kill-!
is
plenty
or
happiness.
All
you
have
In
do
is
use
il.
Till!
dinieiilly
with.
good
looking
men
is
that
I
hey
seem
In
know
il.
e-
WIIK.V
a
woman,
ask
if
you
snore,
beware.
IN
a
very
big
cily
you
can
be
good
and
nobody
will
appreciate
It
and
you
may
be
bad
and
no-
ITen
Years
Ago
I
In
Prlneo
Rupert
I
The
cily
council
nasned
a
re-
soliilion
last
i,jf,t
opiosliig
the
eiiiploymenl
..r
OriHilals
h,
licensed
places.
Cily
Solieilor
I'elers.
howeer,
sbbmilleil
a
re
port
Hint
Ihe
rounril
had
no
power
lo
prohibit
huci
employment.
Aid.
Mongoniery.
m
of
Hie
opinion
Hint
the
cily
could
If
il
choose
lo
do
so.
Ho
(bought
Hie
eity
solicitor
bud
not
gone
teepiy
enmiali
inlo
Jim
mnller.
The
hydro-leelrfc
nlanl
that
the
cily
Is
to
erih!ih
nt
Shaw-i
Allan
Lake
will
rot
JI2,8I51
nceoriling
In
Ihe
superinlendenCn'
estimate.
.Mayor
.N'ewlon
stales1
I
easou
an,!
arw
seeking
n)ell.od
of
cut
I
inp
down
overhead
cosH,
The
reason,
they
stale,
is
itiat
this
is
the
year
'of
the
"pink
run
am!
pinks,
while
plentiful,
do
not
jve
wiile
uiarym
of;
profit
in
market
injr.
Caanere'
lerfnit
iHf
Ihe-
inroiuparable
11.0.
soekeye
for
profits.
CoiiiiM'Hlion
of
Japap,
with
lor
J
heay
MlMnan
park,
an
adverse
inlluenre
last
year,
I
ayaln
ex-peeleit
lo
bring
down
prices
for
sooleye
in
threat
llritain.
The
Japanese,
who
have
nhtained
fishing
rjjrhl
on
Hie
Siberian
coast,
are
exploiting
the
waters
while
the
ronceion
hnlil
jrood
and
are
lloodin;
world
markets
with
a
re
almon
stijrhl
!y
below
oranye
hl,,so,,,s
and
she
carried
jn
qa,jy
a),,
po
Stolen
Eggs
and
the
Silk
Trade
ikir
IIUk
.Ilk
la
tk
ri.mtrf
lilu'.
,!
m
y.mpfmm
IUr
Im4I(
Ilk
mi
m.hmt
a
Taaaallaa
Car
I
Or
.Ilk
BWa!
!
Ikraaah
lav
llarklr.
production
of
illk
datea
far
tnlo
antiquity,
and
tori
worm
U
rlrtn
tranipo
flat
Ion
rartlltl
huu
um
a
net
the
icanner
of
Ita
Droducttonttaa
ktot
accrtL
Up
to
tta
sixth
cm
tori
A.D.
all
raw
ailk
aa
unporlHl
Into
Europe
from
China,
out
the
Byzantine
Kmptror
JuiUnlan
induced
two
monU
to
travel
into
China
to
procure
silk
worm
etts
and
tkouzh
the
export
of
them
was
puslshahle
by
death,
thrte
monks
succeeded
In
brtnglnr
back
a
quantity
concealed
In
the
hollows
of
their
pilgrims
stares.
From
Byzantium,
silk
cultivation
spread
into
Greece
and
Syria,
thenre
Into
Spain,
and
thence
successively
Into
Sicily.
Naples.
Northern
Italy
and
France,
beuu
established
In
Italy
In
tbe
sixteenth
'.entury.
Various'
determined
attempts
hare
been
made,
principally
between
the
years
1C22
and
HJS
to
etUbllsb
the
silk
Industry
In
America,
resulting-
at
one
time
In
a
not
Inconsiderable
production,
but
the
excessive
cost
of
the
labor
Involved
In
tbe
reartnc
of
tbe
worms
and
In
the
reellnx
of
the
raw
silk
from
tbe
cocoons
as
compared
with
the
trifling
cost
of
such
labor
In
Europe
and
Asia,
has
rendered
It
Impossible
to
produce
raw
sQk
at
commercial
prices
on
this
continent.
Most
of
the
silk
Imported
to
Amerlrs
comes
from
Japan,
Italy
and
China
where,
also,
the
humidity
of
the
atmosphere
contributes
no
little
to
the
success
of
the
Industry
Is.
those
countries.
Tbe
greatest
importation
Is
from
the
Flowery
Kingdom,
and
this
mostly
In
the
-tw-iilk
form
as
It
U
reeled
from
the
cocoons.
Stlk
Is
valuable.
In
one
tonstmnient
of
a
few
ben-.(
ed
bales,
hundreds
of
"bouiands
of
dollar
are
tied
up.
and
for
this
reason,
it
at
no
time
may
be
lost
In
asking
tip
tbe
raw
material
and
placing
the
fmiafced
nnds
upon
the
market,
tbe
product
of
the
intle
silk
that
the
money
i
available.
The
llilers
jdaning
mil)
a'
tJow
Hay
is
rapidly
Hearing
com
pletion
and
will
be
uu
up-lo-dale
planl.
The
building
is
too
by
Kill
feel
and
two
storeys
high
wilh
a
fnll
basement.
Tin-
manager
iss
charge
is
J.
C.
Kilem.
NOTIOI.
Nlflfablt
Wttar
rroucllaat
Act,
R.S.C.
Chpur
11.
The
Mini.
l-r
i.r
fubtlr
Wirks.
rMmn
iiienl
i,r
llv
l'nvlnr
i,r
IIHII.Il
i
MiilnliK.
iwro
rivrn
(Htllre
iimi
Ih-
lit.
uniW
serlM.n
7
Ar
llle
almt
ir.
lrM4.rl
IHl,
II.
Ullll.UF
I.r
llil.ll
IL'j.ffc.
at
,llf.
a
IMf"
in
III
nirire
ir
lln
In-irKI
Hrlt.lrtr
l
Vrutn-
nifrl,
H.i;.
a
Oe-4-ript
i-o
ufl
nw
hi
aiMi
plans
i.r
i
nirliwa.v
Hrulv.
i.nH-owl
ui
be
lailll
ater
Hie
skr-n
.
I.lrr
al
Tfrrai-e.
H.i..
I
Ami
Take
Villi
Uu.
anr
Ihe
rinlra
i
Hon
i.f
im
iiMiulh
fnrfii
llw
ilale
i.r
Hie
fir.l
ptilillrallmi
i.f
lhl
tv.llrf.
Ihe
Villi.
ler
r
1'iiblir
Wurk.
rrntlnrr
i.r
Hnil.hi
i.mn.iiii,
im
tiuih-r
seriKm
7
nr
Hie
aid
Art
applr
In
Ihe
VlnlM-T
i.f
1'ntilir
Wrk
al
hn
nrtire
Ui
Uh
Uty
i.r
oiui,
ror
a.rtal
i.r
the
sant
ami
plan-
ami
rir
Iraire
In
nai-lrurl
lite
Mid
llirhnajr
liaiwl
thU
Jlh
day
ftf
April.
Ifl.
W
II.
SI
1lli:ill.AM.
Minuter
i.r
I'nlillr
Wnrki.
I'mtrlnre
ir
llrlloh
O.lmnliU
tAND
ACT.
Notice
el
Int.ntlon
te
Appli
L.ad.
LAND
ACT.
le
In
Skwiia
Ijiml
InorlrL
lirrnnllnv
rii.
irirt
or
Uiki.
and
innate
on
Campania
l.land.
Take
V.tlr
that
C.larrore
F
n.nlr
ann
.anif.
wr-Miny,
or
I'NIire
llnrfrt.
B.C..
H-nipaiiiHi
uiMiranre
ami
ami
inrr,
In-
run
to
ll'l.iv
ror
iurm
Inn
tn
bu
lue
roiinwmt
flewriwvl
larnl.:
Oirriiii-n
ring
at
a
pout
planted
at
llw
heail
nt
a
body
will
know
.
A
so
you
"
enn
'""
'?
V
,h
'V.1
V"1
"r
J
p"'tMI,,
i'nt
"'
.
'
lsiut
,
,
,
nne
mile
rnnu
llw
w.nih
eml
f.r
llw
lie
lonely
and
stay
thill
Way.
Maml;
thenre
fi.ll..lni
........
the
.
Mniumltle
,.
nt
II..
kh..M
ll.
j
...
Hlir
a,
Vlirr
IIIW
mUDI
the
Miami
to
llw
place
nt
riininwnr-iiK-nt.
and
nmlalmne
S.'mn
airc.
more
or
let.
C.
K.
UU.MTKII
k
JAVKS
Me.Mtl.Tf!
.Tarn,
or
Aprnirani.
Pfr
XV.
K.
WTI.I.HMS.
At-M
riilxl
April
Jncl,
lots.
Notice
ot
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
taaa
tane.
in
in'i
liiih
intirici,
ii.rorains
in.
trlri
of
fk'-m,
and
eitnale
ami
belne
U
i-iami,
uu
inr
nun
n
uraurn
or
tne
sirens
Itivrr,
noar
Onsulc
Cannirr.
Take
.'ollr
that
I,
Thunuis
William
Tnarkrr,
or
Prinre
nuprrt.
U.C.,
ocrnpatlon
Enelneer,
Intenil
to
apply
for
terrolalnii
lo
leaae
thr
rollovlna
Jirrltw
l.nil..
CommriKlnt
at
a
pol
plaulnl
at
tlw
inoal
x.ulh-rlT
iKilnt
oti
Bar
Island!
thenre
northerly
ami
ttrnterlv.i
ihrnr.
.mtheriv
nrf
ea.le.rlyi
rinln(
the
alnuoaltlea
or
the
enure
nun
10
noini
or
rnninienrenieni,
am)
runtalnine
flu
srrea.
morn
or
THOMAS
W.
TIUCKER,
.
..
.
Appllrant,
Dated
rrhrusry
14th.
lots.
TIMDCH
FOR
tUMBtR.
Sealed
Temlera
in.
I
m.r..il
nT.,,,1..
...
Iirnuer"
will
tie
rerelved
liv
ihe
uiukr.
mme
up
lo
a
i.mM
MoniUy,
Sth
,My,
iif,
ror
im
roiinw.nr.
sale
Tar
Paid
IS00
olerea
"i"l'
l.i-
v
Common
Fir.
in
plerea
i-tB"
'j
ms
pleres
."stir
1
Cedar
Shop
Cra
le.
O.
J.
MkTMf-eOX.
'
rurciisiing
Agent.
vim
commodities
rtrjoj
The
bales
of
"Xn
a,
y
.
,
carefully
la
tte
vessels
which
tranrt
'
'
t
the
I'arii.c.
and
In
sucb
a
mannr
that
v.t
peedity
and
safely
discharged
u1k0
Si-
j
ranadian
or
American
port
No
time
Is
lost.
?p
J
traina
made
up
or
passenger
baxaajje
kjui
i:
.
the
arrival
of
the
vessel
if
It
docks
al
Vam
ouver
;
the
Euprees
liner
of
the
Canadian
Ps.
Ule
at
)
:
the
valuable
cargo
has
been
sealed
Into
the
jr
train
proceeds-
towards
Its
destination.
oHti
Utter
time
than
tbe
regular
paaeeoger
tra;-)g
For
the
teaton
that
the
route
la
more
dire
:r
silk
dealers
to
New
York,
where
much
or
the
:
destined,
consign
their
shipments
via
t
anada
a:
1
Ing
the
past
few
months
taany
tstereitlag
time
hate
been
made
over
Canadian
lcific
tnt
On
March
zted.
the
"Empreea
of
Asia
a.
'1
Vokobama
carrying
the
largest
coostgi.iuen
.
it
be
forwarded
from
tbe
Orient
for
some
'-tat
'
j
i
as
specially
stowed
for
prompt
dUrbare
sm
t.
-at
Vancouver,
and
from
the
time
tte
steame
f:
l
until
the
special
train
to
New
York
trft.
there
u
s
'speed
Urn
of
only
thirteen
and
one-half
ttin.'c
I"
car.
The
silk
waa
delivered
In
New
York
about
k
'a
:-t
April
4tu.
the
through
tun
from
Yokohama
York
being
It
days.
I
hoars,
and
1)
mmutes,
x
:
time.
This
constituted
a
record
run
as
far
as
c
t!
traffic
I
concerned,
but
passenger
trxt
i
i
iazaf
1
aa
readily
by
ttit
rompeny.
a
31
dsy
i.erre
e
service
vU
8t
Jcbn.
NIL.
or
tbe
St
Lw:-UJac
reiodarly
msmtalard.
-
-
SPRING
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
G
orge
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
iiiU'nnedinle
p..iui.
...
n
r
day
ami
Sunday
at
1
1.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WVdnesdav
o
FOR
STEWART
Snlunh.v
I"
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
VANCOUVER
via
Uo.
.
I
:
Islands.
May
lOlh,
2Uh.
PASSENOLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY,
Leave
frlnta
huKrt
4.41
p.m,
for
thlMX
CEolioi:.
ItiV.M
M,
W
,i
CUI'CO,
all
points
Kaorrn
Caiiads,
t'tillist
Iuim,
aoiwcr
tt
ocsan
stismship
tings.
Cltf
Title!
orrit..
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n,wu
fa...
rse.
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
Seattle,
May
2,
13,
23
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangall,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
May
0,
10,
30
8.S.
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BEATRICE.
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Butedale,
Swanion
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
Rivet4,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
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information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD.
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Ansnt.
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of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ruperi,
B.C.
I
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
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rroro
Prior
Kuport,
or
VANCOUVtR,
VICTORIA,
OcMn
rail.,
one
t.M.on
,,
TuaaSar.
r..
for
VANCOUVKN,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
B.f,
M4
t.an.on
a.y,
Saturd
No.,
or
ANVOir,
AtlUK
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ITIWART,
W.I..
I.l.ne.
Sunda,
I
p.
SI,
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Cnneel.
Prie.f
A.SS.
V
SU
tort
Anenue.
t.
Ber.le,
Aea.L
rrlnre
Rupert.
A
C
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
JVe
hnvc
llnrdwood,
Kir
nnd
Cedar
Ilont
Lumber.
u
you
ore
tired
of
Kulsonrliic
nnd
Pnper,
try
.Fir
Vonccr
1
'
'
I'nnellitig.
,
If
you
arc
thinking
of
building
ft
house,
wo
hnvo
nny
lumber
you
rciiiire,
also
Hash,
Dnors,
ninss.
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Mills
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Saw
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...
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