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a
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1
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i
I.
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I
have
had'liftle
to
do,
ju't
as
it
is
reported
thz
Ottawa
offices
are
overhurdened
wilh
men
and
women
who
find
it
difficult
to
Best
Baby
ror
or
maj
aw
K.
Purerich
milk-powdered.
Its
purity
is
certain
and
no
vital
element
has
been
affected
by
the
process.
Ask
your
Doctor
KLIM
POWDERED
WHOLE
MILK
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
MONTREAL
TORONTO
VVNMrtq
nj
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO,
THE
DAtl.Y
MfYVS.
Pntunlay.
I
r
y
MCRAE
IS
HEAD
ASK
REDUCTION
'
HOSPITAL
BOARD
DOMINION
TAX
K.
Campbell
Elected
Vice-President
and
Harry
Birch,
Re-elected
Managing
Secretary
I
Mr.
Mcltae
I
hanked
the,
hoard
for
Ihe
honor
conferred
upon
hi
in
and
slated
that
lie
would
do
all
in
his
power
lo
avxisl
the
noml
work
of
t
lio
hospital.
He
felt
that
lliere
was
a
prelly
Iieavy
year
ill
me
uctner
iti
inline
t-.
iciiiiiiurt:
u
i
iidini-.tiiiti
io.ii
..
,.,
u,rr,ir
:i
i.iin-i.l
people
wish
for
economics
except
in
their
own
particular
it-eyory
mon)tor
nf
tlie
loarl
In
grl
tricls.
Lasl
night
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
passed
a
resolution
en-;in
and
do
his
pari.
He
hoped
dorsins
a
Wiunineir
movement
toward
economy
in
Dominion
that
all
Ihe
directors
would
he
government
departments.
That
is
a
general
principle
and
does
alive
and
active
and
that
they
not
affci
l
the
making
of
capital
expenditure,,
which
ill
hringiwouhl
da
.their
share.
Hy
such
returns
of
a
far
reaching
effect
such
as
the
investment
in
eniiuimeans
would
success
only
h
elevators
and
the
proper
uVveloimient
of
the
railroad.
There
i,
achieved,
i
a
general
feeling
abroad
that
jfoverumenls
are
costing
loo
much,
Mr.
Cuiiphejr
election
as
vice-that
lh
civil
service
is
often
over
manned,
that
expenditures
are
J
president
was
moved
hy
T.
Hoss
made
without
sufficient
consideration
and
that
all
this
should
iMarkay
who
referred
to
the
he
changed.
We
are
hurdened
with
a
war
deld
which
we
haveivalualde
work
thai
Mr.
Oain'phell
lo
pay
and
in
order
to
do
(his
we
must
economize.
At
the
same
time
v
must
he
prepared
to
carry
on
our
governmental
luisi-JieH
along
modern
lines,
and
with
due
regard
to
future
developments.
Ye
can
practice
economy
without
heing
foolishly
Britain
Imbued
Economy
Spirit.
Ureal
Hrilaiu
seems
to
hp"
jmhued
with
the
economy
The
offices
there
Have
heen
cluttered
up
with
employees
1io
had
performed
in
1023
as
chairman
of
two
comiiiillres.
Y.
K.
Collison
se.-onled.
Mr.
Camphell
replied
thanking
the.
hoard
for
the
honor.
Harry
W.
tireh
was
re-elected
manasnnz
secretary
on
motion
of
A.
Haines
and
Aid.
S.
I.
Maedon
piriL
aid.
Ihe
usual
pankinjr
resolution
was
passed.
IHers
were
received
announ
aunear
inisv.
It
is
annomicea
Irom
Utiawa
t
lai
a
cieamusr
un
cintf
ne
aitrtoinimeni
oi
.Mrs.
i
to
take
place
there
and
Ihe
-ame4.has
already
hegun
in
Hrilaiu
This
will
cause
an
outcry
against
the
governments
in
certain
piarters,
hut
the
work
had
lo
he
done.
It
seems
much
more
difficult
for
a
government
lo
prevent
over-manning
of
the
staff
than
for
a
private
corporation
because
there
are
so
many
polilt-i
cal
influences
continually
at
work,
which,
tend
to
prevent
radical!
action.
Morrissey
anil
Mr.
Uennins
a
delegates
from
Hie
Ladies'
Auxil
i-ary
and'Ald.
I.
Macdonhl
and
Aid.
inith
an
direclors
from
the
cily
council
Those
altendin?
Ihe
meelins
jwere
H.
K.
Mcliae,
Mrs.
Aiorris-
.sey.
.Mrs.
nenuing,
r.
im.
.Mae-Interest
In
Mining
kay.
.
K.
Camphell,
J.
It.
Thnmp-Still
Continues.
son.
W.
K.
Collison,
Aid.
4-
A.
Interest
in
mining
(
in
Northern
British
Colnmhia
continues.
Smith.
Aid.
Macdonald,
A.
Haines,
Al
Stewart
there
are
apparently
great
things
happening
and
thre
li.
H.
Mortimer
and
Harr'
W.
should
15
a
great
deal
of
ore
shipped
from
that
camp
during
Hirch.
llieTtimmg-summer.
In
Alice
Arm
and
in
the
Hulkley
country,
as
well
as
on
Ihe
Skeena,
there
pmmsies.
to
he
great
activity.
Maple
Hay
on
Portland
Canal
is
one
of
the
ITiisy
cMurps.
The
es
of
the
mining
world
ar
turned
this
way
and
the
whole
district
should
he
very
husy
as
a
result.
.
''
Difficult
To
Get
Proper
Perspective.
Heraute
the
League
of
Nfilions
and
I
he,'
Imperial
frovern-nients
would
not
recogniz?
the
Six
.Nation
Indians
as
a
distinct
national
entity,
memhers
of
thoe'
lrihe
lore
loose
from
r-slrainl
and
raised
trouhle
down
in
the
finUueau
UHls
north
nf
Ottawa.
They
fancied
themselves
a
nation,
whereas
thr
were
simply
a
little
group
of
native
Irihcs.
They
hadno
perspective.
They
.did
nol
see
themselves
in
proper
r-lation
lo,
the
rest
of
the
world.
M
a
result
the
moimted
p(ilice
had
to
niind
Ihepi
up.
S(
U
is
with
many
of
us.
We
do
not
realize
that
we
are
hut
a
lillle
corner
of
Ihe
worlil,
so
small
that.
most
peopl?
do
not
even
know
that
we
exist.
On
the
oilier
hand
individual
citizens
in
a
small
community
are
oflu
just
as
hig,
just
as
clever
and
just
as
well
aide
to
make
a
niarji
ill
the
world
as
those
in
other
parts
of
the
world.
Our
perspective
makes
them
seem
just
ordinary
folks
whereas,
when
they
get
out
into
the
world,
it
i
somelime's'seeu
that
they
luw?r
a
hove
their
fel!oy.
II
i
well
for
a
community
lo
have
decent
self-respect
and
to
he
seized
of
ils
own
propsr
importance
hut
when
carried
too
far
this
hecomes
mailer
for
ridicule.
So
it
is
well
for
memhers
of
a
small
community
not
lo
he
too
critical
of
Iheir
neighhors
for
familiarity
is
apt
lo
hreed
contempt.
Perhaps
our
fellow
citizens
are.
higger
than
w-
think.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
FUR
CENTRE
Article
Published
In
"Pry
Goods
Review"
Tells
of
Industry
Here
Win,
Ooldbloom
Featured
"Vasl
quantities
of
the
richest
furs
in
use
ih
Cauda
today
are
found
in
Ihe
district
surrounding
Prince
llupert,"
says
Ihe
fur
section
of
the
dry
ft
nod'
Review,
a
trade
journal
published
in
Toron-lo.
"This
includes
mjnk,
marten,
silver
fox,
.fisher,
hear,
wolf,
niu-kral
and
heaver.
These
am
captured
in
Northern
Hriiish
Col-
Prince
Rupert
Joint
With
Other
Boards
Throughout
province
In
Campaign
At
I
ho
request
of
Hie
NVi
nniior
I)
C
Mcltae
va
eleetetl
ureL
,,,,aru
iuie
r
imimui
ImiI
of
Ihe
hospital
lar.l
fori'"0'1
lasl
"'
'
''
1'I
Hip
year
lS
nl
the
firl
meet,
preni.leut
McLeml
in
(In
ins
.if
Ihe
new
hoar.!
heht
lal
i",,uir
'',f
(he
item;iuil
that
niizhl
iii
Hie
eilv
eoimell
ehaniher
-
''
ipenilliure
'"
.Mr.
Mcllae
vVa
vice.
president
nf
jlhe
hoard
hist
year
and
has
taken
an
active
part
in.
hospital
admin,
ilraliou
for
eeral
years.
!.
K.
!?nmphell
wa
elecleil
viee-pre!-;lenl
ami
Harry
W.
Hirch,
the
i.rf-enl
nianninir
secretary,
was
?re.
elected
at
his
former
salary.
9
t,0Q
w
(l0
oloclions
were
unanimous.
!
Mr.
Mcltae
was
elected
preti-?0.00
,j
f
s.
K.
("".amphell,
t
tei-nniled
hv
A.
Haines.
Mr.
town
and
taxes
reilureil,
This
was
only
after
tl
had
heen
point,
ed
out
that
it
hail
nolliini;
lo
do
with
necessary
railway
epeii-
diliiies
hut
was
siniply
part
of
a
ceneral
caiupai?n
lo
keep
down
the
rost
of
adininistratlon
lo
a
minimum.
'
J.
I'..
McLennan
and
II.
1
.
Pollen
hoth
fennl
th
effect
on
developments
here
if
action
were
laken,
hill
J.
V.
NirholU
enw
Hamphell
referred
lo
Mr.
Mcltae',
'phaixe.l
the
need
of
Uu
reduc
hmv
and
faithful
service
.on
Ihe
'.
e
Im.ir.l
and
slale.l
that
lie
had
a
Fat
deal
of
capital
irrasp
of
all
institution.
depart
meats
of
the
a
that
had;
heen
kept
out
of
Prince
llupert
tliru?h
Ihe
hiffh
laves.
Oilier
spoke
hriefly
and
a
resolution
eiuloriti'-r
the
movement
win
passed.
The-
Winnipeg
teller
follows':
:
.
-
''
,
.
'uJiiiuiury
1.
.ISISt.
The
Secrelary,
.
Prince
llupert
Hoard
of
I
rule,
I'.rinee
llupert,
H.C.
Winnipeg'
Views
Hear
Sir
The
Wipnipes:
Hoanl
of
Trade
has
for
sonic
time
past
taken
a
very
decided
slaml
atrainst
increased
laiatiou.
The
iniHisilion
of
a
Provincial
Income
Tax
ha
particularly
emphasized
lo
Winnipeg
hiisiness
men
tlm
importance
of
lower
(aval
ion
and
Ihe
impetus
H
would
t-'ive
to
luisi.
ness.
We
do
nol
think
il
is
necessary
lo
stress
Ihe
importance
of
a
re-
luction
in
our
dominion
rvpeu-lituVes.
Allhoush
it
is
five
ycurs
sinre
Ihe
war
terminated,
the
dominion
povernmenl
has
nol
yel,
halanced
its
hud-et.
.
!
Al
a
recent
merlin?
o(
t
lio
council
of
our
Uard
il
wir-
ie.
cided
that
Ihe
next
two
mould
would
he
a
particularly
opportune
lime
in'
promote
a
domin-j
ion.
wide
ilemand
fur
a
drastic
j
curtailment
oft
piddle
expendi-
lures.
The
pppularily
of
the!
propoed
tax
reductions
in
ihn'
L'niled
Slate,
as
sel
forth
hy;
Treasurer
Mellon
proves
con,
.
,
I
boys
in
the
country
there
was
no
iacK
of
exweise.
When
other
jobs
ran
out
there
was
always
wood
to
be
cut
and
theru
Is
no
denying
that
pushing
the
buck
saw
and
swinging
the
axe
are
real
exercise.
Rosy
cheeks
and
sparklinjr
eyes
told
tf
pure
blood
and
an
active
liver.
There
was,
nq
lack
of
appetite
those
times
and
no
complaints
of
indigestion.
Hut
wood
piles
are
not
so
plentiful
now
as
they
used
to
be.and
the
tendency
to
avoid
exercise
is
continually
on
the
increase.
For
this
reason
it
becomw
absolutely
necessary
to
resort
to
other
means
of
keeping,
the
liver
active
and
the
bowels
regular.
Particularly
in
the
cold
reason
when
we
live
so
much
indoors
with
too
little
pure
air
to
breathe
and
too
much
artificial
food
to
eat
do
we
require
the
ue
of
medicine
to
regulate
the
vital
organs.
OLD
BOX
clusively
the
need
for
similar
as-
v
foo,
if
we
,i
worV
lion
in
Canada.
We
realize
that
Upr
wp
fan
,
,,roJ.fi
In
make
this
demand
successful
it
tnr
NVi
yo
knu,.
,l)Hr.
,hl,
must
he
organiznl
hy
all
Ihe
Can,
..,,-
il4.rr(.
your
i.oard
at
once
adian
boards
of
trade,
hctinw
,.
.
tn.
ui,.ii,pp
..r
nnt
lopelher
Ihrouplu.ul
the
do,
yml
ro
wntln(r
lo
eo.operalr
in
tnhiioii.
j,e
nioveuienl.
We
would
like
lo
Isolated
Groups
;ol
,(,(
,,n,Kraiii
undrr
way
t
iMmands
for
lower
taxation
tt,
wu,,,
,nalr
ifu
Ml
jn
hae
Ihus
far
heen
made
hy
iso,
m(,
,
flff,.rt
,he
next
dominion
laled
groups
in
various
parts
of
j,,,,,.!.
Ihe
country.
These
demand
Winnipeff
Hoard
of
Trade,
should
he
en-ordinaled
hy
h
s-
pm-
lenialic
cainpaiirn,
-
Maiiiurln
Se-reftiry.
The
Winnipeg
honrd
of
trade
i
considering
a
program
of
ar.
A
lHUIiy
,
M(M,t
wa,
,,rkP(j,
livilies
wliieh
includes
Ihe
ar
yo,erday
in
the
garden
of
J.
'..;
rangement
of
conference
at
one
MpPnnan
of
tlii-
rily
on
a
or
more
points
In
earh
province.
,.....
pxnoouro.
II
was
fr..ni
at
which
(he
question
of
lower
.
,al
,,,,
,1US
,,,.,,
,,,,
taxation
could
he
dealt
with
in
Jnm
,
j.vjou
)Par
i,
umitia
and
in
.vlaska
and
are
mar-i,
......
.
i
i...i-.u.,
mi
n-ru
tmiHUwi
rr,
i..a..i
.t.
,i.
,
l,.l-,,",,"
"r
",-"
"'""
umuis
s.
vinu-nv
ilupert.
....,....
,r
t.i.
...
iiui
il-lerm
neil
no
d
e.
Miw
of
AuMlftnl
".Many
Indians
depend
for
their
living
alniost
entirely
on
Ihe
trapping
lliey
do
during
the
winter
months
and
while
fishermen
wlio
work
in
Ihe
salmon
and
halibut
industries
in
the
summer
trap
iduring
Ihe
fur
season.
I
"The
city
0r
Prince
llupert
Ifronts
on
a
fjne
natural
harhor
jfourleen
mies
lonif
and
is
a
gale.
;way
to
Alaska.
This
and
many
i
.
..
..
..i
.
.
miner
nappy
curuinsianres
nasi
imade
it
Ihe
chief
shipping
port,
jof
die
North
Pacific
coast
fisher
ies.
There
is
every
reason
to
hlieve
that
It
will
soon
he
one
of
Canada
jjrealeot
fur
purls."
Local
Business
The
same
article,
containing
the
foregning
extracts
(ells
the
history
of
the
Prince
llupert
Fur
A
Hyde
(Jo,
which
wm
fslahlished
twelve
years
Hgo
hy
Wiiliam
r.oldhloom
and
whicl
is
still
conducted
hy
him.
H
extolU
Mr.
Ooilhlooiifs
ahllily
and
honesty
in
the
fur
hiisiness
why
his
store,
in
the
mecca
for
touril
vvho
desire
lo
purchase
ony
kru
of
(skins.
Tliere
is
a
picture
of
llif
cxlerior
ami
interior
of
Mr.
jfioMldnAiii'H.
slore
and
the
pro-prietor
hluuielf.
1
'
1
"
.
1
UlU
JlillYtfil
opinion
which
would
compel
our
governments
to
make
a
serious'
Vrt-nl
luinrt
iivriiilxr
mil,
IIIJ.
effort
In
reduce
expenditures.
CORPORATION
or
tms
cur
or
rnmci
N
tl
Wld
I
wrsnT.
We
realize
Ihat
this
i
a
very
.She'VXuii!1
Vf
'
Un-
r.t.ns'ru.n
m
anuuuous
program
arm
niui
rilf
t
nml,.r
ni-in
for
Si
01
there
is
no
use
tup
going
ahead
n
.Nmi
nie
r
4111
avmih
...
,.
,
r
,.
,,
fnmi
llnl
3
fis-l
fruui
VV.P.L.
tit
with
it
unless
we
can
make
the
a,iw
rinrt.
to
w.h.
i.m
t.
in.k
1,
demand
nation-wide
hy
having
VrlXt
,u'n2?ti
every
city
and
town
In
Oanada
bumir
rjirtrior
t.n
itii-
work,
einri
urii
,;
,
:
,
,
,
,,
iMiriiim
r
iim
roi
i
iwurrfd
i
iri
get
iula
harness
and
lake
up
Ihe,
Intrwn.iti.
1.
1
iii
1
11
11
1
1
TM
rUnill
t-ol
ff
llif
work
I
r:
:aaK?ctjriai
IB
Srinte
efcorge
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
8hooptng
ado:
Butineai
Ontrict
2?Q
ROOM
100
with
rlMeM
MIMOfLAirLAH
i
innnr
iHdNroH.MAK-e.
cm.
7f.u,
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in
1
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llif
(jH'iinilluii.
aiul
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fisit
fmiiur
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i
fiiiiual
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iwliUun
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umtrrliiklnr
llif
work
itml
do
or
Mur
I
(if
rd
1y
ut
Vltrrli,
mil.
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r
Jo.M
S.
City
irk.
ild
llil
1.
liny
of
)niMr,v,
IH,
OORrOKATION
OF
THC
CITV
Of
PBINCI
nueiAT.
TkK
VOTICE
Til
AT;
I
Tlif
(iimrll
nf
im
r.urfKiriUiin
of
Uh
riiv
or
frinrr
liii-il
lnlnn
to
run
lrmi
1
rhHlHr
sMe-witk
flv
(I,
ft-ci
wide
on
llii-
orll
lilx
of
illi
Avriii
fniin
F.,1',1..
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Vr
to
VV.I'.L.
of
MrHHoV
UrM-l,
is
lord
liiyitou
incut,
mil
Inlcin1
ni
wi-lll.v
Ui
eimi
!.
tlie
land
tbulllnr
(tlrrrllv
m
il
work
fif!i
sihJi
tmrlloii
of
III
vofl
l
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f
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of
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work
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of
whlrlj
f
7
5.
in)
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to
!
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liv
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mnl
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t-.tliiiiord
animal
rll
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f(d
froiitarrUi.lf'nui.
IT)h
kosrlal
aMwMiri)l
I
to
I
a
lij
In
I
annual
m.talui-ut.
I
1,
frrtona
ili-flrln
in
trillion
iralnal
iindt-riaklilf
tlv
work
uiiikt
Un
an
on
i,r
wror
tii
aici
0'Vy
01
urcu,
ifl.
k.
r.
iomi
.
,
Cily
Clfik
Ctifd
title
atit
dir
'
January,
ii
MDNETUVE
lork.
sucn
a
way
uiai
il
wouiu
nrnvc
i
1
-
wide.spnad
pnhllcity.
The
Ser.'
LAND
SOT.
vice
"luhs
rould
prohahly
.
he
per-
Nti
.
tVumkon
t
Appi
u
lm
.
A
Mkh
I
...il
l.l.l.l-fl
llm
suaded
lo
devole
their
n'cHntf
niniinr
l.i.iriri
nf
:.i.
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ur
Uwi
ciurM
.
VurHir.
l
dtirinsr
eerlniil
week
in
Ihe
ounng
a
a
lenam
witk,
hi
iih?
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Mup,rt
urruimiMi
MiriiBr,
OliejUlon
OI
piwer
laxailOII.
Ill
iiiiki
io
'i.v
r.r
is-niuuiun
hi
iri
.
,
.
i
i'.:
i
It"
(oll'iWlIK
taM-Nl-l
UlllM
Cmiilllrll
addition
lo
a
pulilirily
cam
rmr
i
imi
niamni
n
tiw
mhi.i
Mmm
'rrly
.inl
u
:iiuiirl
i.iukI.
nt
Un-paiii
nnlan
could
lie
organized
which
ne
coiiiu
(irniuzMi
Uicl
,
,IMlulh
,Urrtlw.r
.lirr
flllkjy
would
tie
more
or
less
prolonged.
ti
nn-t
nr
u
Ihjw
iuw
ii
turn
.
,
i
.
.
.
nrr
fiii
iohiiu
I'M
iiiiii.
irtuiiiuiv
I.,
lie
Conrortoi!
fforl
Wflirh
inlfzht
v
ut
..f
mwnrrmrn.
aiwl
niUiH
NHirp
fir
wj.UwM
w
:
"We
got
our
Lxercise
at
the
Wood
Pile"
N
the
good
old
day
when
we
w-re
In
the
iTeat
homes
Dr.
majority
Jority
of
of
-r
Pill
Pill
ar
are
rhase's
Kidney-Liver
conitantlir
kept
on
hand
fur
this
purpose
Jn-cau&e
thev
have
proven
to
be
the
most
dependable
regulator
and
ui
table
for
all
the
family
Kcslect
to
keep
the
liver,
kidneys
and
boweU
in
healthful
activity
is
only
courting
trouble
from
such
ailments
a
appendicitis,
Ilrtyht'
UUeae
of
the
Wneyi,
diabete.
high
blood
pnure
or
other
dreaded
diseases.
liy
the
use
of
one
pill
a
dose
at
bed-time
or.ee
or
twice
a
week
you
can
be
sure
of
the
healthful
action
of
these
eliminating
organs
and
the
prevention
of
such
ill
as
naturally
develop
In
t
poisoned
s)tern.
Please
note
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Uver
Pills
is
increased
to
35
els.
a
box
the
number
of
pills
in
a
box
i
increased
in
the
same
proporMon.
Kdmanson,
Hattsi
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
..Toronto.
PILLS
ONE
P5LL
A
DOSE
ONE
CENT
A
DOSE
NEWBOX
ul
v
veils
i
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Wintar
Sarvlc
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Salle
from
Prince
Rupert
Fbr
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
InUrmedUU
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
AN
VOX
Wednesday,
11.00
p-m.
8.S.
PRINCE
JOHN,
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan.
2,
16,
30;
Feb.
13,
27
1
March
12,
2S
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Uj
Prior
uprt
S.4I
DM.
for
fhlXtt
OrOMOC.
ItiXO.Xl
X
SIPEO,
til
poiuu
EittrrQ
Ciu().
I'uirsl
stlt,
MCNCT
ALL
OCCAN
STAaMIP
LIKS.
Cllr
TIclM
Offl,
tit
Tklr
t,
PrHic
rU
pmm
m
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
8.8.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
18j
February
1,
15,
29.
for
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28
1
February
11,
25.
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Sutedale,
Swanson
Say,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oces'
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-t
couyer,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llnaa.
r'ull
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AganL
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3
re
Avenue,
Prlnca
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
allin,a
from
Trlnr
Rutrt.
for
VAN0OUVIR.
VICTORIA,
OtMA
rtlK.
twtna
My,
T
f
"'
tor
VANOOUVKR,
VIOTOfllA.
Alirt
Br,
an
loana.
Bay,
latNt
!
f.f
ANVOX,
ALIO!
AAM,
eTIWtRT,
WlM
Uln.
ItMH
B
f..
fr
F04T
UKreoit
n4
Na
Nl
OannarUt,
frl.af
A.M.
tl
lurt
ttcuu.
4,
BvMl'fi
Ant.
rrlort
Buptrt.
I
C
TELKWA
COAL
$11.00
BULK
ON
WHARF
$12.50
BULK
DELIVERED
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Pone
118
and
564,