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THE
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NEWD
PAUR
TWO
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FACTS
ABOUT
TEA
SERIES-No.
3
Mountain-Grown
Teas
Best
The
tea
plant
grows
best
in
the
pure
cool
atmosphere
of
a
mountain
tea
garden.
The
higher
the
garden,
the
finer
and
more
delicious
the
flavour
of
the
tea.
This
is
partly
due
to
the
clear
sunshine
on
a
high
mountain
side,
partly
to
the
more
invigorating
air,
partly
to
the
more
frequent
rain-,
fall
and
perfect
drainage.
The
largest
and
roughest
leaf
grown
at
an
elevation
of
7000
feet
is
much
superior
in
flavour
to
the
tiniest
tip
grown
only
2000
feet
above
sea-level.
All
teas
used
in
the
"SALADA"
blends
are
grown
fronv4000
feet
to
7,500
feet
elevation.
The
trademark
"SALADA"
is
a
guarantee
of
quality.
SALADA
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Monday,
April
13,
1925.
Vice-President's
Visit
Satisfactory.
'
Vice-president
Dalrymple
came
here
with
no
pleasant
pro
mies
such
as
have
been
given
many
times
in
the
past
by
others
promises
jaieu
to
lie
Milken,
lie
did
something
wlnle
lie
was
here.
He
got
us
a
totem
pole
and
he
talked
in
a.
business
way
about
a
boat
with
good
prospects
that
one
will
be
oji
the
run
out
of
this
port
before
very
long.
'.Mr.
Dalrymple
discouraged
the
idea
that
the
railway
would
spend
much
money
here
just
now.
He
said
that
the
Dominion
tioveriinient
to
which
they
looked
when
they
needed
money,
were
averse
to
making
expenditures.
It
was
a
lime
rallier
for
retrenchment.
When
a
business
man
conies
nnd
talks
business
and
we
realize
that
lie
means
what
lie
says,
we
are
bound
to
also
look
at
things
'from
the
business
point
of
view.
We
hope
Mr.
Halryniple
will
come
to
see-
us
oflen.
The
Old
Naas
Totem
Will
Be
Nice
Gift
The
old
Naas
River
totem
is
Mr.
Dalrymplc's
gift
Jhe
people
of
Prince
.
Ruper.t.
He
probably
does
not
consider
it
that,
for
with
him
il
is
business
The
totem
is
an
attraction
to
the
tourists
that
come
here
and
it
is
hi
business
to
carry
tourists.
At
the
same
time
we
appreciate
that
totem.
It
is
something
.tangible
as
a
result
of
the
vice-president's
visit.
It
is
to
be
set
Up
in
a
place
thai
will
be
picturesque,
and
will
be
a
distinct
benefit
to
the
city
as
well
as
preserving
nn
interesting
relic
of,
Hie
Indians,
a
life
that
is
fust
disappearing.
Resignation
Of;
.
.
French
Government.
,
The
resignation'
o
.the
4Krericl,
government
i.siait,imporlriullof
of.
enl.
II
ends
another
Mitfn'HstlV
.govriinMit;'Viiid'-''-'rmr1it
i.i
......
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i
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-
r
.
,
iMKi
mil-,
h
muiraies
mai
no
government
can
siay
long
m
power
unless
jt
is
in
close
touch
with
the
mass
of
people
and
the
best
interests
or
the
country.
-
The
llerriul
government
stood
for
capital
levy.
It
was
on
the
point
of
securing
the
na's'saire
of
a
measure
to
brine
il
nl
i
when
it
went
down
lo
defeat.
The
probability
is
jt
was
the
capital
levy
that
brought
about
its
defeat.
While
a
capital,
levy
in
extreme
cases
may
have
many
points
to
commend
il,
Hie
exlremisls
make
no
bones
about
it
being
only
the
beginning
of
a
series
of
levies
which
wjll,
they
hope,
eventually
wipe
capital
out
of
existence
except
so
far
as
the
vl'ifi
i
iaiwuitiiwl
Influence
Of
'
Personality.
The
influence
of
one,
person
in
a
group
is
very
large,
much
larger
than
is
generally
suspccJed.
We
speak
of
a
good
influ
r.
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nf
...,.....,..
I.
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.
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...ii
he
met
seldom.
OLD
COUNTRY
i
BUILT
BOAT'
Chelsea,
which
was
here
Saturday
nftcr
eonipleting
her
niai.len
trip,
has
the
distinction
of
being
the
first
boat
in
I
lie
fleet
to
have
been
built--in
the
OKI
'Country.
The
Chelsea,
which
was
built
in
Chelsea.
Knglatul.
is
nwneil
ami
skippered
by
Capt.
Khler.
The
vessel
nrrived
on
the
coast
this
sprin?
having
been
brought
nut
niiitor
her
iiwn
steam.
The
Chelsea
altraclcd
a
lot
nf
attention
on
the
waterfront
Saturday.
A
sturdy
craft
of
some
HO
feel-
length
she
has
al
the
same
time
-rattier
handsome
lines.
Her
comparatively
narrow
beam
gives
tier
-rival
speed
from
a
120
horse
power
deisel
engine
of
liritisji
make.
Iter
Innnasre
is
51
and
she
carries
a
crew
of
thirteen
men,
one
nf
these
lieing
Joseph
Measlier,
well
known
in
local
fishing
circles.
i
The
Man
in
the
Moon
IF
you
arc
sorry
for
sure
nobody
is
sorry
for
you.
YOU
may
tj-y
In
kill
Jime
but
you
cannot
arrest
its
flight.
IN
answer
to
the
inquiry
as
to
what
is
going
on
in
this
community,
I
should
hazard
the
guess
"spring
hats."
BHEVITY
is
the
soul
of
wit
That
accounts
for
short
hair
jokes
and
short
people.
'
J
'"
r
BOATMEN
on
the
river
Spree
have
peculiar
kind
of
tanks.
Tley
lank
up
when
(hey
go
on
the
Spree.
ANYMAN
who
can
keep
a
pnl
less
reputation
eart
also
wear
wliTfe
'
fianl
nn
a'
mnlnrhbal
without
soiling
them.
THANK
heaven
for
Easier,
whispered
the
milliner
as
she
laid
her
tired
head
on
the
pillow
Saturday,
night.
ONE
of,
the
U.S.
funnymen
says
Hie
women
wear
their
drc.es.
al
half
'mast
out
of
res
pect
for
departed,
modesty.
MOST
people
never
bit
mark
because
they
do
not
what
they
are
aiming
at.
their
know
:
,h0
""Vy
C"al
'
rn""n
To
the
man
who
has
his
enpilnl.tied
up
in
bonds
il
would
".I''
be
an
easy
mailer
to
meet
a
levy,
but
to
the
big
nronortion
of!
'
'
I'll
1.1
1
I
w
I
tl'ltll
1
f.l
ni1r.nm.il
...
a.
...
I
I
-
,
i
'
"r1""1,
,n
"in.
tiiv
i
iiiirii
in
iriiiiiin
nijj
iiiuiisiry
niur
wnose
profits
are
small
it
would
be
a
serious
burden'
and
would
wreck
many
businesses.
Probably
fifty
per
cent
of
the
businesses
of
the
country
would
go
down
if
n
levy
were
made
against
them.
,
BIG
PAY
FOR
LUCKY
FISHING
BOAT
LAST
WEEK6I2EACH
MAN
i
Ketchikan
Chronicle)
,
The
highest
share
per
man
this
season
to-any
fishing
vessel
was
divided
lo
the
schooner
Daily
today
on
heq,
return
from
Prince
Hit
perl,',
where
the
vessel
received
I
:t0
and
-ro
for
a
trip
,17,000
.
pounds..
of
halibut
.apli"
'man
shared
'-$rtl2.
Chris
Holie
is
captain
of
the
boat.
The
Daily
reports
encounter
ing
srme
of
the
'coldest,
weather
on
the
way
lo
the
fishing
grounds
ever
experienced
in
the
open
sea.
Only
the
high
waves,
which
keiit.tbe
hull
clear
of
ice,
prevented
her
from
icing
heavily.
They
report
seeing
the
Foremost
looking
like
an
iceberg.
'
head
in
for
harbor
in
order
to
clear
lier-
APPROVES
TORRY
AS
MAYOR
OF
KETCHIKAN
(Ketchikan
Chronicle)
Voters
of
.Ketchikan
have
spoken,
incidentally
in
loud
voice
and
wllh
proper
emphasis.
Mayor
Thomas
Torry.
for
the
fifth
lime
ence
or
a
nan
inriiieuce
without
realizing
just
what
it
means,
is
chosen
One
person
with
u
strong
personality
and
a
desire
for
improve-
Ketchikan
as
chief
executive,
of
and
it
follows
as
a
iiiem
can
miiuciice
many
peopic,
someiimes
dozens,
sometimes
'mailer
or
precedent
and
in
view
hundreds.
On
the
other
hand
one
person
with
a
degrading
of
his
wonderful'
endorsement
leudency
will
have
a
degrading
effect
upon
everyone
he
meets
that
the
cnuncil
will
agalrt
make
unless
his
degradation
is
so
marked
as
lo
arouse
antagonism.
A
him
city
manager.
The
vote
yes-very
bad
person
does
not
seem
in
e
as
bail
an
influence
as
Hie
terdny,
in
which
Mr
Torrv
was
person
vim
i
(inn-
hi
iissiici.ur
wiui
unisp
neiier
in
an
niniseir
given,
within
font
of
twice
pui
who
is
always
dragging
iiiem
down,
When
the
poel
made
one
of
his
characters
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
.
lf
Chelsea
First
to
Come
From'
England
Fop
Fishing
Fleet
Ilesbles
hoiuff
oite
of
Ihe
Inr-
gesl
anil
speediest
craft
in
tb'V
American
halibut
fishing
Heel
rallintr
al
this
iiorl.
t
Ii
-
srbooner
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
T.nlieetn.'iil."
Wednesday
(tyro
Entertainment.
Thursday
"So
this
js
Marriage.'
Comedy
"Short
Kills'
Topics
of
the
I
lay.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Chu
Chin
Chow"
Pal
he
Itev
iew.
ENTICEMENT
STORY
OF
IGNORING
CONVENTIONS
Ghost
of
Past
Haunts
Married
Life
of
Woman
With
Unusual
Plot
I.oe
is
as
eternal
a
I
he
ages.
Yet
occasionally
is
found
a
new
interpretation,
iit
this
all-inclusive
term
which
"like
a
child
around
the
world
dnlh
run.
-
Such
an
interpretation
was
in-pire.i
by
Clivc'
Anion,
the
noted
English
nnvelM.
in
her
iatesi
and
most
successful
novel,
lui-
ticemenl,''
shown
here
tonight.
And
this
exposition
of
the
strange
love
of
n
girl
for
a
man
married
to
another,
and
I
he-
true
love
she
bore
her
own
-husband
makes
a
subtle,
intriguing
and
(impelling
plot
for
the
Thomas
I.
Ince
First
National
photoplay.
There
is
none
of
the
obi
Irianule"
situation
in
"Entice
ment."
The
plight
of
"l.eonore
is
an
unusual
one.
ami
one
for
which
sin
is
only
partly
lo
blame.
The
working
out
of
tier
difficult
situation
makes
an
absorbing
story,
one
thai
compels
alien-lion,
not
only
because
of
the
nnvelrv
and
Kill.
Ignoring
con
ventions
ami
lakins
life
as
il
conies
with
a
laugh.
She
forms
a
friendship
witli
a
married
mini,
unhappily
married
il
is
true,
tint
married
nevertheless.
They
go
alone
o
the
mountains,
vvhe-'c
the
girl
is
injured
in
a
mountain
slide.
The
man
changes,
almost
instantly,
from
the
friend
to
lio
lover.
II
is
tie
awakening
Tor
the
girl,
her
ideal
friendship
shattered.
She
flees,
trying
In
forget
the
man.
Later
she
marries,
and
tier
liaMiy
married
life
-is
rudely
interrupted
by
the
ghost
of
Hip
mountain
trip.
Then
come
Pic
highly
dramatic
and
emotional
scenes
between
the
wife,
her
husband
and
her
companion
of
the
mountains.
Willi
this
as
a
basis,
"En
ticement"
presents
a'
novel
and
unusual
plot.
II
lias
audience
interest
from
the
Hnrl,
and
there
is
no
slackening
of
the'
tempo
until
the
cloe
nf
Hie
slory,
wlnn
a
great
sacrifice
is
made,
and
Iwo
of
the
three
central
characters
find
the
happiness
they
bad
long
sought.
TEN
COMMANDMENTS
OF
MARRIED
LtFE
"So
This
Is
Marriage"
Exemplifies
Some
of
the
Pitfalls
J
Ml,
IfllUII
J
The
picture
lo
be
shown
here
this,
week
"So
This'
is
Marriage"
exemplifies
some
of
Hie
pitfalls
of
married
life.
The
following
ten
commandments
of
marriage
are
drawn
up
as
a
result:
1
Thou
shall
not
miglrrt
'household
or
sralrimonial
duties.
'
2
illiou
shall
not
spend
above
BILIOUS
AND
SICK
HEADACHES
ARE
CAUSED
BV
CONSTIPATION
Onre
yiin
allow
jour
bowel
In
heroine
ninstlpnli'd
ynii
wilt
heroin
troubled
Willi
hllloiift
mm
irk
lieiliiilK',
mil
for
rrhe.r
you
mutt
help
your
liver
in
'remove
tiio
poUonoiM
hlln
ili.it
I
rlrrulalliu
In
tho
blood
imd
iietliifr
the
entire
biliary
ys
lem.
For
till
pur(io
lliern
l
no
oilier
remedy
to
eriuat
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
Mr.
I..
0,
Ne.rroll,
ft,
n,
.No.
1,
(.nnan,
nnl
wrlte:
"I
l(
iM'fully
troubled
wiih
ronmliatlon,
nhd
ilrk
and
IIH
MMoii
headaeheii
arrniiinanied
with
nevern
linniiy
voteH
as
the
combined
poll!
v",,ll,n
''""hi
whirh
made
me
very
Icak
of
bemg'nf
his
opnonenls.
is
one
of
111"'-'.'"'
'tn-m
remedies
..
...
in;,,
,
i-
.....
'
.
iir
i
kivi.ik
voice
u
,t
iniiii,
most
remarkable
stamps
of
ap-bul
what
he
'milled
lo
slate
was
that
he
vvas
more
a
part
of,protn,
(V(,P
,VPn
can,idaic
the
strong
personalities
than
nf
he
weak
and
that
he
was
more
rr
ninynp
t)f
,
A,
k
ti
klll
AT
I
1
1
it
ivitrin
Li
Ln
ivilUml
tiMlii
n
ivmuil
.lonl
II.
n..
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II.
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i
j
1
1
i
hi
nit)
jfi'iri'ii'
I
jui.i
ii
till
u
jirtit
lit
ui
Winn
UHIX'
I
.
.
.--11!!
Uvfr
rill
the
)ioin),irliH!
mid
ronntipAiion
Dominion
Lin
Made
in
Canada
for
the
Canadian
Peopl
I
i
i
'
ir
io
(&
PMmM
Ufa
y
Thou
sliall
count
one
hun
dred
when
thou
art
angry.
to
Thou
shall
not
tiring
ui
memories
of
Hie
pat--
lei
bygones
lie
bygones.
CHU
CHIN
CHOW
IS
OF
ARABIAN
NIGHTS
Holly
Wythe,
of
"Queen
of
Sheba"
fame,
went
abroad
not
long
ago
to
appear
in
several
foreign-made
pictures.
"i.tiu
r.tiin
(.how
is
a
gorge
ous
rum
version
or
ine
mosi
famous
of
all
spectacles,
which
played
In
London
five
years
and
three
years
ill
America.
II
i
the
week
end
offering
here.
II
tells
an
elaborated
slory
of
the
Arabian
nights'
legend
of
All
Italia
ami
the
Forty
Thieves,
with
a
great
wealth
of
big
scenes
and
thrilling
action.
lleiPeri
Lang-Icy,
i
cVlcbrnled
English
ac
ini,
appears
in
Hie
name
role.
"Clin
Chin
Hhow."
which
is
a
Graham
Wilcox
production
dis
tributed
by
Melro-doldwyu.
was
adapted
and
directed
by
Herbert
Wilcox.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Ihe
Matter
or
l)u-
.vdmliilMralloii
Art:
and
In
llie
.Mailer
nf
Ihe
Kale
of
John
l.cr.
l-iea"wt.
Inlelale.
TVKi:
.MITII.K
tb.1t
hr
order
of
1111
1
lloimr
F.
Mill.
Vuiinir.
made
the
7lli
(Ijv
or
Marrh.
A.M.
195.
I
appointed
Ad
inlriMrator
of
Hie
e.tat
of
John
lee.
dereax-il.
ami
ill
partle
havlnt
rlalm
anlrit
Itw
nalil
folate
are
hereby
reipilred
to
furtiuh
Mine,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
liefore
the
itth
day
of
April,
V.O.
I0JS.
and
all
ptrllei
In-dehied
lo
Ihe
elal
are
required
to
pay
Ihe
amount
of
Ihelr
indclitedned
In
le
forthwith.
NOflVIAN
A.
WATT,
orrinat
Admlnltralor,
I'rlm-e
lliierl,
II.
C
nated
ttie
lh
Uy
of
Marrh,
tttt.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
lh
Matter
of
Ihe
Admlnlmrallon
Art;
am)
In-
Ihe
Mailer
ilf
tle
Kiate
of
I'eler
Judire,,
liereaned,
IntenUle.
T.vkK
NOTICK
Hint
by
order
nf
III
Honor
V,
Mill.
VouiiK,
made
(lie
JUli
il.iv
or
Marrh.
A.O.
1
0
i
S
.
I
c
apjxilnled
Ad-iiilnlnlraloi
of
the
eolale
of
Peter
Jiidne.
deceased,
and
all
parlle
havlnit
(l.ilin
niralnol
Ihe
xald
estate
are
hereby
reipilred
lo
furul.l.
name,
properly
verified
to
ine
on
or
lierore
the
(th
day
or
April,
A.
li.
lots,
and
all
pa'llen
In-di'hled
In
the
eitale
are
required
lo
!av
the
amoiiiit
of
their
lndrhtednei
lo
mil
forthwith.
NORMA
A.
WATT,
official
Adirilnlitralor,
.
.
Prlnre
llupert.
n.C.
Dated
the
fth
day
of
Marrli.
ttjij
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
8UPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
the
Matter
or
Ihe
AdnilnlUralloti
Art;!
aim
In
Ihe
Mailer
of
Ihe
Katale
of
John
John-win,
liereawd,
InteMale.
T.Vki:
MITIl
K.
that
by
order
nf
III
Honor
C.
Mrll.
Yoiinr,
made
Ihe
7ili
day
of
April,
A.I).
106,
I
una
appointed
Ail
iiiii.iMrulor
or
the
enlale
or
John
John-win.
dereaed,
and
all
partle
havlnic
rlalnn
airalnal
the
nn
lit
eaiat
are
herrliv
irqnlreil
in
fiirnlxli
mine,
property
veil-ried
In
me,
on
or
before
I
lie
nth
"day
of
May,
A.I,
mil.
and
all
partle
Imhjili-d
to
the
exlale
are
required
to
pay
the
Aiiioiinl
of
thi'tr
Indi'hiedneni
in
me'
forth
NOrtMAN
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
Admlnlnti'iitor,
.
.
.
,
,
Prime
Itupeil,
11.fi.
hated
Ihe
nth
day
nf
April,
tin,
IN
PROBATE.
j
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
I
COLUMBIA.
Ill
Ihe
Matter
of
Ihe
Ailiiiliil.tmilfm
im.
and
ln
the
Matter
of
tw
EMate
of
Evald
I.IIJequUI,
fieeeawil.
Intenlitn.
TAKI-:
.MilICK
that
by
order
of
III
Honor
I.
Melt,
Yoimtr.
iimde
the
Still
day
(if
Marrh.
A
ll.
I
wa
apimlnted
Ad-iiilnlMralor
of
the
unale
of
Kveld
l.nji-qulM,
dereafed.
and
all
partle
Imvlnir
1U1111
analnnt
the
tuiil
eatnte
are
hereby
required
to
riiruMi
hi
nronerlv
H'l'irieii
n
me
oil
or
herore
(he
Villi
dav
or
April,
A.n.
oS,
and
all
pnrlle
m-
hiive
dl!.nipenred,
and
am
very
thankful
1
11,''
the
aiiMiiiiu
!,',',""',
of
"n","
VI
''''H'lied
to
pay
for
what
they
have
done
for
ine,"
I'or
ale
at
nil
rtnurliMlH
and
dealer!
put
up
only
by
The
T.
.MHbifin
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont,
(heir
Indebledne
0
me
Mini
nit
NOIIMAN
A.
WATT,
Ofrirlal
Admlnlxtralor.
n..
..
....
.
I'rlne
llupert,
ll.fi
Dated
the
SSlh
day
of
Marsh,
IVJS.
H!l
I'
i...
MANY
NEW
PATTERNS
Some
of
the
old
favorites
Printed
and
Inlaid
Linoleums
for
are
now
on
display
at
spring
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
thine
income.
U.Thou
shall
not
accept
the
attentions
of
attractive
parlies
of
the
opposite
sex.
I
Thou
shall
mil
bring
dis-:
grace
upon
thy
children.
;
,1
Thou
shall
avoid
disastrous
verbal
differences.
i
(,
lion
sliall
not
nave
secrets
confer
with
each
oilier
on
all
mailers.
7
Thou
sliall
forgive
trivial
lap.es
both
parties
must
be
good
sports.
H
Thou
shall
not
harbor
Ihey
relatives
without
firsl
'consulting
each
other.
Whale
Bone
Brushes
A
Whale
Hone
Hrn-h
n.-ed
in
In
3
impart
tone
and
vigor
unit
limul.iii'
t,.
K
hair.
A
splendid
head
or
fining
jg.,r,,
.
ils
cntiMsleiil
ue.
We
have
a
shipment
of
Whale
lion,
lt:
.
direel
from
the
ni.iiiiirailwn'i
m
:,,
pariiciilarly
good
(pialilv
and
low
in
.i
From
$1.25
Up.
'I'bey
have
nice
bark-
mid
Hie
h
,
Up
well
under
use.
dune
in
and
m.
k'
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rall
tsn
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
"Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
se?son.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands.?
Finnan
Haddle
"Thlstlo
Brand"
Nova
Scotni.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
teM
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Raiteg
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
n.
t-
rin.llnn
Df
0ck
uperaung
u.
i.
r.
Uvu
"
pri
,
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiln
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDlNO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
hnndle
al.
kindJ'
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38?
aHHavaanMaaa
HMvaM
W
waMaaiM
0m
WINTER
Steamship
Ser
S.s.
PRtNCt
Rupert
mil
from
friiice
ltupert
roB
w
SEATTLE,
lineimediaie
iiomla
eacli,
HJday
v.u
For
STEWART
and
ANVOX
tup
inuun
(....a
RINCE
VANCOUVER,'
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND!
TASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
fCt
MONDAY,
WEDNESOAV,
SATURDAY,
i.Ott'
I1
''.f'
I
'.,,,
.
..MAtiuCR.
u'l
10
Wertnr.''1'
winnipta,
an
poiiita
i.aitJiii
vaiiam.
AOENCV
ALLOCEAN
STEAMSH"
LIK'
City
Tlekat
Offlca,
62B
Third
At,
rrinta
nup.r..