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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Thursday,
July
!),
1925.
Should
Develop
Suburban
Country.
The
development
of
Ihe
suburban
country
contiguous
lo
Prince
Rupert
is
one
of
the
important
matters
in
connection
wilji
the
building
up
of
a
eily
here.
While
everyone
who
knows
the
country
at
all
is
aware
that
conditions
on
the
coast
are
difficult
lo
deal
with
and
that
it
lakes
lime
to
bring
Ihe
land
under
'Cultivation,
yet
it
can
be
done
and
is
already
being
done
in
a
way,
.There
are
small
settlements
Art
.Smith
Island,
at
Lewis
Jslahd
and
at
several
parts
of
porcheriJslaiid
and
gradually
these
will
be
extended
and
increased'
in
number
until
there
is
a
thriving
suburban
population
drawing
its
supplies
from
Prince
Rupert
and
sending
in
vegetables
and
fruit
and
dairy
produce
to
the
market
here.
There
'have
been
failures
in
Ihe
past,
many
of
them,
he-caiisepeuple
went
in
who
were
not
familiar
with
conditions
and
who
iilt'ncnili'il
Inn
mm-h
mi
Ilia
iil
fiu
llioin
lltulilnuwl
V,..
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ill
VIIIIUIIU.
.1IIM
the
people
wild
......
take
Ihese
lands
are
who
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j.
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up
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mi
1.
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mostly
j
fishermen,
i.'uti
men,
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NORTH
OF
36
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STIRRING
TALE
Story
Is
About
the
Big
Cattle
Country
anct
Indians
and
Adventure
...
-
TIip
tiiplnri
"Xnrl.li
of
3(i'
open.
in
Texas
direrlly
after
the
Cud
War
when
that
slate,
not
yet
laken
back
into
Hip
Onion,
is
In
an
extremely
impoverisneu-
III
I
ii
t
in
I
'
in
innu
iiii'i
nnn'',
is
very
poor
in
actual
money.
Just
when
lliinirs
seem
finan
cially
liopeless,
Dan
.Mr.Maslers,
an
old
friend
of
the
Lockharts,
appears
witli
news
Hint
a
rail
fish
in
summer,
hunt
and
trap
in
winter,
or
do
logging
or
engage
are
joined.
by
McMaslers.
They
in
ill
fllllfip
oilier
llfftllii'i
occuiiations.
I
inn
.'
In
In
Mii
this
wnV
,ni
llnif
they
iini.fi
mmwit'
tt-l.lln
while
their
I.
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11.
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I
earn
money
ttlrini):
Pil
ltrtilll,
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i.n.l
.iV..iln
nn,..l..Al!..n
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v.
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utuniiu
iiii'i
inline'
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111
IMC
Good
Progress
Made
On
The
Elevator.
.
'r
ftood
progress
is
being
made
on
the
elevator
and
there
is
eveiwjirosperl
that
it
will
be
in
operation
at
the
time
specified
in
-the!
ccintracl.
Anyone
who
visits
the
scene
of
operations
can-liol
-lull
lie
struck
with
the
wonderful
progress
made
and
the
spee'tj
with
which
the
work
is
carried
on.
From
now
on
the
orwifl
show
up
more
every
d.-Ty
and
by
fall
tourists
will
be
griuauy
(iiieslions
a
to
what
the
big
building
is
they
see
as
tlieyj
'enle'r
the
harbor..'
s
.
.
.
'
Appearance
Of
Waterfront
,
Wilt
Be.
Changed.
;;V
Tlnise
who
have
bcen.iere
oua
few
years
note
Ihe
change
in
the
appearance
of
the
city,
from
the
-walerfront
especially
in
yyesh
iew
where
many
homes'
have
been
built
wilhin
the
pas.l
few
years.
Now
the
elevator
is
'making
a
still
greater
change
iij
iHe-general
a)pearance
of
Ilie
townsile
from
the
harbor.
The
thousands
of
tourists
who
come
here
nole
thai
I
here
is
something
doing
al
Prince
Rupert.
They
see
Ihe
building
going
on
and
get
a
'good
impression
of
the
cily.
First
impressions
are
very
important.
-
Later
when
ships
are
'loading
at
the
elevator,
the
change
will
be
slill
inore
apparent.
Removal
Of
Buildings
That
Mar
Landscape.
Tb)
removal
of
the
building
on
stills
on
MeRride
Slreet
KllOWn
popularly-
S
"The
Ark"
?!
nil
imnnrlnnl
lon
i,.
,.
.wil..i.
Ill
lllllllUIKI
attack
the
herd
and
cause
a
stampede.
'the
Gonianches,
however,
are
even
worse
enemies
than
Ituda-hatiigh.
Under
chief
Yellow
Hand
they
cut
the
herd
lo
pieces
and
surround
the
drivers.
Just
in
time
Ihe
liny
handful
of
prisoners
are
saved
by
a
cnm'pany
of
United
States
cavalry
from
Fort
Sills.
'
'
At
last
Abilene
appears
in
the
distance
a
cluster
of
saloons,
dance
halls
ami
real
estate
men,
wild
for
the
sight
of
cattle
lo
herald
coming
prosperity.
Sell
Cattle
An
eastern
buyer
is
on
hand
and
at
once
purchases
the
herd.
Hudabangli
arrives
on
the
train
and
during
the
evening
when
Ihe
whole
town
is
celebrat
ing
he
tries
lo
steal
Taisie's
trunk
andJIiiihiliiiiiL-li
is
inVm,
into
custody
and
turned
over
to
the
Indiaus
who
take
vengeance
out
on
him
for
'the
death
nf
two
of
their
people.
-
'
McMaslers
had
always
been
a
puzzle
to
everyone,
unconimuni-cative,
silent.almosl
t0
rudeness.
.ow
,.,.
he
1,
has
shown
just
where
he
..r
..ii.,
in
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1
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1
1
1
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uiui
nun-
me
nppenrnnce.
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iiR,ands.
He
and
Taisie
urn
mar
v
vnii
i
uiui
rn
in
kih
io
now.
.s
a
rue
owners
elherl..i.i
have
improved
their
places
or
removed
them
ami
iSov
"hi
"jLBpnd
"l,rt
bRok
.
l
,CXas
l-general
iiiiie.)i'nin-ii
nf
Hm
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mail
ii
mm
uvci
oeeil.l
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.
,
,
Owners
of
properly
have
been
improving
their
frontages
sinreL,
V,
vJL
the
streets
have
been
L'r.n
eil
'rim
.nd.,ii
I1....1
V
ii
"'
",0
wes.lm.m
Westhnlm
I
rnlay
and
is
fownrd
more
permanenf
and
more
beaulifiil
places
and
a
tiiiiinlion
or
Ihe
policy,
will
aid
in
inleresting
outsiders
in
the
place.
Windows
are
being
briglilened
in
(he
downlown
section
and
.everything
looks
betler
lliau
it
did.
Rinso
saves
your
strength'
your
time
and
your
clothes!
,
v
The
first
really
modern
Laundry
Soap
htwr
tfl.
Limit
ti,
Ttrtut
Saturday.
M.-.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Fred
T-
Congdon,
of
Dawson,
at
one
lime
governor
of
the
Yukon,
arrived
by
(he
J.
T.
1'.
last
evening.
Announceinenl
Rial
the
mill
at
Queen
Chariot
te
City
will
soon
reCopen
for
cutting
will
be
re-rfj3vedliere-
wih
sonic
degree
of
s'a)lsfaction,
The
tank
steamer,
A7.ro,
which
is
in
port
discharging
her
cargo
for
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
had
as
liilot
.here
an
old
timer
of
Prince
Itli
pert,
Capl.
Wearinoulh.
i
,,A
parly
of
five
sludenls
from
Cprriidl
University
reached
the
cily.
last
night
over
Ihe
(1.
T.
J.
They
are.
going
soulh
on
the
boat.
The
third
contingent
from
TOE
DAH.T
rTEWB
condition.
Due
to
the
war,
the
"upei-t
saum
on
me
ooa'
loiifrliorn
cattle
have
practically
"""
""
'""il
mcnuieu
m
the
and
",r
-'mpeiu
were
a
utimiier
run
wild
over
ranges
enormously.
Who
arrived
on
(he
(rain
from
have
multiplied
One
of
the
hispest
ranches
is11!1
r'VPI'
1omts.
owned
by
Taisie
Lockhart.
Wliilei
,
ilie
rancn
i
m
cu
mo
nin-i
i
-
i
road
has
been
built
as
far
west
-
as
Abilene,
Kansas,
and
be
ex-
1
ALWAYS
have
believed
in
an
plains
tbal
if
a
herd
can
he
a'"'
currency.
It
no
sooner
Iriven
across
the
dangerous,
un-
,M
11110
Die
pocket',
than
it
mapped
couhlry.
it
can
he
sold
'ounces
out
apain.
at
an
enormous
profit.
I
.
-
'
Despite
the
protests
of
her
winter
in,.
,
pants,
ranch
foreman.
Jim
Xahours.
P,,11"'1"
t
lie,,
anxiety.
Taisie
resolves
In
attempt
I
lie
trip.
.Mc.Maslers
offers
to
ae-
rtiimnnnv
Iier
Slim
lluilnhmifrti
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1
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YS;
(1HKAT
people
are
who
think
like
we
ilo.
once
an
outlaw,
now
state
treas-
1,1
"le
n-oseeum
urer,
uirr,
jiiresi-e
foresees
what
wjiui
will
will
happen
Millril
when
a
cattle
market
is
opened
lI'n1'u-:
'l,'f?ts
of
waller,
and
he
schemes
to
buy
all
..ii
the
n.!
Fal
liner
on
the
sand:
land
and
cattle
possible
lo
be
ready
for
the
boom.
One
of
the
ranches
be
particularly
wauls
is
Taisie's.
Stolen
Scrip
The
murniiig
the
his
drive
starts
muits
a
ci
trunk
iiiiuiv
ui
of
land
land
scrip,
sciiii,
re-
IV"
those
haps
not
any
larger
than
usual.
LAND
AGENTS
VISIT
CANADA
Tour
Prairies
and
Take
Intense
Interest
In
Prospects
of
Country
WIN.'IP;c,
July
9.
good
croiii
condition
and
uo-
lo-date
funning
methods
follow-'
ed
everywhere
slronirlv
jmnress-
BRITISH
COLUMBI
A
473.
171,
1
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The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
m
triur
r
ncprUDrn
ioM
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fiold,.
$77,3S2,tirj.'5
;
Lode
Gold.
Rl
J.lUOj
Silver,
$08,824,570;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Copper.
$187.48,:178;
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ciiuii
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in
n
iv,
i.t-int'iii,
nr.,
i
,.i,n
i
i
,
iiiiiimii
us
.uiiiriiti
rivum
"iiiiu
in
uir
t"
!
1924
show
an
.
-
Afirerefirate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
Te"es
lower
than
those
of
nnv
nlber
I'rovince
in
Ilie
I
i
1
m
i
n
ton
or
nnv
enliuiv
in
llin
Itrilicli
I'lmun.
Mineral
locjilions
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
'
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
winch
mm
pfi
n
f
rH
liv
P.pnwn
fl
rn
nc
I'ull
information
together
with
Mining
Rcptrts
an
Mops,
rnhv
be
obtnlnr.d
irrnl.s
i...
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
MOO.N'SIIIXK
rublied
on
t
lie
o'clock
in
Ihe
mornimr,
Mr.
John-ankles
is
a
cure
for
the
ravases
son
slated.
Hreakfasl
was
served
'Make
the
holiday
keeper,
urse
fb
"beat
the
band.
Ihe
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N-R.
Practically
all
Rrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
developine
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
(he
Annual-
Reports
of
Ihe
Mm
,
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
Investments
should
refer
lo
such
reports.
Tin
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victory
(
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
Rnilding,
Vancouver,
are
r-".
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
awake
and
dressed
bv
three
every
morning
at
seven
o'glock
and
in
many
cases
numbers
of
the
party
had
breakfasted
before
thjs
hour
in
order
lo
miss
nothing
of
the
territory
through
which
they
were
passing.
Drives
over
150
miles
were
PLAYl.XfS
with
fire
is
jus
as
made
on
several
days,
so
that
a
risky
today
as
it
ever
was.
thorough
Inspection
of
the
coun-
p
try
could
be
made.
The
niem-
I
HOT
Hngland
on
the
radio.
,iers
of
(be
party
are
leaving
for
.
,
nl
.
,
.
,
.
,
.
presenting
the
entire
Lockhart!
And
4.A1n'1
G1',,,1a
nn
my
,,a,1:
..
,
t'.eir
homes
tonight
range,
is
found
in
McMaslers'
wagon.
It,
had
been
stolen
from
her
room
the
night
hefure.
All
indications
point
to
.McMaslers
as
the.
thief
ami
he
Ieaes
tin
outfit
,in
disgrace.
The
caravan
starts
and
Huda-
baugh
sets
odt
to
prevent
them
from
reaching
their
destination,
knowing
that
if
they
do.
bis
chances
of
obtaining
the
land'
and
cattle
will
be
ruined.
On
push
the
drivers
over
the
lied
River
and
into:
Comanche.
land.
Ruda-
baugh
uuumi
and
ix
his
ins
meiustill
iiitru
.saihi
behind.
lil'lllMU.
now
I
keep
away
fnun
wiie,
j
Jly
lying
still
in
bed.
THK
prune
crwn'MS
said
to
!.e
jhirge
this
season,
although
per
NUMBER
OF
SPECIMENS
OF
INDIAN
WORK
ARE
IN
MUSEUM
COLLECTION
I
KNOW
aJlshernlan);
,.
.'"
Rut
his,naine
l
wou
d,
not
say;;,,
,
,
.
T
Who
always
Irtls
such
ies
about
!
h,a,lf
1','I,',HS'
",K
"
l
,,,t"
(,f-
The
fish
-that
sVit
awav..
i
!c,',of
K-
(mV"
'
".ei
Hank
of
Commerce,
much
pleas-i
THE
girlies
smoke,
That'i
jilain
euough;
I've
even
s.een,
TJie
powder
puff.
ure
was
expresseil
by
members'
1
at
the
nuniber
of
Indian
audi
other
relics
coining
in
and
at
the
(showing
they
are
making.
They
are
displayed
in
a
showcase
at
,the
Hank
of
Commerce
where
j
they
may
be
seen
by
visitors.
'
Other
specimens
bae
been
promised
and
these
may
be
left
it
Ihe
bank
where
they
will
be
catalogued
and
labelled.
Miss
DuVeniet
has
undertaken
to
do
this
Work
in
collaboration
wilhj
W.
K.
Colllsnn.
So
far
no
natural
history
specimens
have
been
sent
in.
Advnrtle
in
thp
Daily
News
LAND
ACT
i.i
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i
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i
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i
Hll.
I
.
.
.
.
.
eu
me
puny
pi
twenty-one
Ainev-
i
inionnon
io
Appiy
to
ican
laud
agents,
who
'returned.
Lease
Land
this
morning
from
a
week's
to
ir
In
.Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ile-wbich
took
them
over
the
Cana-
cording
District
of
Prince
Ilu-dian
National
Railway
through
pert,'
and
situate
at
Roonev
uprnarM)mp
f
(IP
best
agricultural
1'oint,
Oraham
Island,
Rrilish
sections-
of
Manitoba
and
8as-
''Oiuniiiia,
katchewan.
On
their
arrival
in
Take
Nolico
that
Langara
Winnipeg
members
of
the
party
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
were
unanimous
in
their
praise
Limited,
of
Massed,
H.C.,
occu-of
the
districts
they
had
visited
Palion
Packers,
intends
to
apply
I
j..
l...:l.W-.i;'-.i.,
-
f
.
'-fl-ir
n
l.gnn
f
'I
I.
.
.r
.1.
aim
jii
i.iieir-fAiin'Jjiiins-u
up-
"
m
iuh
uiumiiig
ue-
pieciation
for
the"
hospitality
scribed
lands:
'
which
had
been
shown
them
I
at
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
every
point.
"t
Hooney
Point,
Oraham
-Island,
Ideal
Conditions
j
Rrilish
Columbia;
thendo
nor-
Thc
party
lraelled
westward
Iherly
five
chains,
more
or
less,)
under
the
ausnicos
of
the
Col-
'
low
water
mark;
thence
vvest-
onizaliou
.Department
of
the
Can-
n,'l'
along
low
water
mark
one
ailian
iNatjonal
Itailways,
with
bundled
and
sixty
chains;
thence,
Dan
M.
Johnson,
western
man-
southerly
five
chains;
thence
ager
in
charge.
.ThAy
were
repre-
Pn8,ei'y
on
hundred
and
slxtyi
senlative
of
all
the
states
bor-
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
dering
Canada,
and
in
every
case
commencement,
and
containing
were
land
agents
who
arc
in
'W'ty
""es,
more
or
less.
I
I
lnim.li
Willi
lnrce
numbers
of
LANdAHA
FISHIiNO
&
J'ACKINn
I
people
desirous
of
emigrating
'from
the
U.S.
In
the
nrairles
of.
iCauada
for
Ilie
purpose
()r
taking
up
farm
lands,
splendid
crop
conditions
and
an
absence
of
losses
from,
jjnxrcl
or
.other
posts
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
(
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
Juno
12lh,
1925.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
greeted
them
,
every
xvh
ere,
ac-
Notlce
of
AppcatIon
rop
Bee
cording,
to
ineinberij
of
the
party
License
'CtVMl,,r.l,'it1'".r-,!-.,,IB
"T",,rr
.Xo,,re
is
h'v
-vn
thai,
on
!?
J.'
,'"u','
deidared
one
of
the
nu,
day
of
June
hext,
the
he
.Nebraska
representallves,
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to1
that
your
wesle.-n
prat-les
otter
Uic
Li(Uor
Gouro,
nonr,
J
splendid
opportunities
,
tho
nconCfi
in
r0Sp0ct
,0
prpnilnoM
way
of
good
farms
and
good
,,eing
art
nf
,
bui(Ii
k
;
!
home
to
thousands
of
United
as
1Iudson
Hny
olcl
XeleKranh1
Stales
citizens,
who
are
looking
Creek.
Il.C.
upon
tho
lands
d,J
about
for
new
.fivlfls.'
(;ii,0,
a8
Lo(s
3
.
,,,,.,,
The
party
oT
'
apprqx
lllllll
0?fi
Tlnlttni.
11....
1
.
.
i
,
....
.
1
1
iuun-17,
j.aiui
.
.
.
,
,"cgisiraiion
District,
in
the
Pro-
whicli
included
Wadena,
J)au-vinen
nf
iiniiioi.
ri...i.i'
....
I
.t
tru
.
!
.
.
.-.
"H"II
UUIIIIIIIIill,
mr
ph....
Jlelforl
Prince
Albert,
Pas-,
the
sale,
of
beer
by
lh0
Kia88
P
M
",;
m-k,
jwiiiii,
ive.Mngton
ny
open
bottle
for
consumption
and
other
points.
r,n
the
premises.
So
great
y
'he
enlhusiasm;
Dae,
this
25!h
day
of
Mav
or
the
land
agents
to
see
all
they
i
025.
possibly
could
of
Western
Cari-
EIUG
McOIiF.Il,
Lessee
ada
that
many
of
them
werei
Applkant
WHEN
TEACHER
"Kept
you
in"
Herriember
when
you
were
a
little
girl
and
bow
felt
when
teacher
kepi
you
in
"after
school"
on
a
bi
spring
afternoon
?
And
isn't
.it
the
same
when
washing
keeps
you
m
house
now
that
spring
is
here?
Our
Family
Washing
Service
will
do
your
wa
ll
viiiiiuiitiiii
mm
iron
an
your
uai
work,
Willi
complete
is
faction.
Let
our
representative
explain
to
you
this
l)e
I.
Laundry
Service
for
people
who
are
6nly
satisfied
with
best.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
DON'T
Throw
Money
Away!
When
contemplating
house
or
boat
building
get
oi
mill
prices
on
your
lumber
requirements.
IT
WILL
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
We
are
agents
for
the
Prince
Hnni-t
Somen
i.ii
...
can
quote
you
al
tractive
prices
on
their
products:
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shlplap.
Spruce
Dimension.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
Prince
George
Prince
Charles
Sailings
from
Prlrlce
Jtuperl
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
inlermediate
por
.Monday,
nt
4.00
p.m.,
nud
Wednesday
and
Sal
ordeal
0.00
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
and
Friday,
p
ni
For
Skagway
ami
Alaska
Ports,
Wednesdny,
4.00
p.m.
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver,
Fortnightly.
?NOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
nan
v
.
RUPERT
DILX..,,c,',t
un'
".30
i.m.
for
Prlni-ti
llnor,.
Winnipeg,
.ii
point,
tuiurn
Cnnria,
Un.itii
sutei
.
'
AQENOV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINE!
Olt
Tlektl
Offlc.,
62
S
Third
Am,
Prlne.
Rup.rt;
EDMONTON,
Phon.
200.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phonei
687
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMbVED
to
building
next
door
to
IVizzell
Butcher
Shop,
across
from
tho
Empress
Hotel
'
.
VVe
cn"'y
a
r""
lilie
t
CIGARS
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
J.m..z.,r,ALRoo",Nco'"EcT"'
proprlelor