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houses.
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
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327
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Tweeds
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fit
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at.
ppil.
Mail
orders
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;
nipt
nlliMition.
ALSO
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
P.O.
Box
977.
Phone
6G3
337
Third
Avenue
Prince
B.C.
Rupert
-
-
Blue
Fox
Pups
for
delivery
July
20th
to
30th,
192S,
ONLY
Later
delivery,
25
per.
cent
higher.
c
v'k
ill
in
y.nmir.
COST
LESS.
'
i
aitdlcil,
docile,
and
bieeii
,.
send
for
new
ImrAlet-
100'
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2.
3
or
4
yr.
old
Breeder!,
with
Y
without
100
per
cent
Increaie,
guerentee
becked
by
ample
-
end
25
yre.
of
bueiffeee
Integer
In
thle
etele.
.
t.'
iicis
Furnished
you
'
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mill
Presidents,
SIX
'
Member
or
Seattle.
Cham-"
minierre.
CLEARY
BROS.
FOX
FARMS
f
Fniplre
m.lK..
SEATTLE.
U.S.A.
f
the.
World's
Largest
Ku
Farms)
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I,
n"tage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.,
Coal,
Band
and
Crave!
w
Specialize)
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovine.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'e
Laadlnp.
Reataurant.
A
Bakery
UnaurpaaMd
Third
Avenua.
RUPERT
MEN
ANYOXSMOKER
Jlmmle
Mitchell
Presided
and
Eddie
Craggs
Gave
Exhibition
With
Mitts
AN
VOX,
.May
22.
Anyox
Mine
Club
duplicated
jf
.success
f
a
coiipti.
of
niontlis
mfu
wlion
1(.
iMiy-.
on
iiio
inn
hI;ii
rt
smoker
.in
Hip
Mine
,
Hall
on
Monday
jiijfflil.
last.
Memories
of
I
be
last
one
were
still
fresh
wllh
it
great
many,
and
Ibexe
Ibiorwd
J
lie
hall,
ejipeciiiiK
lliing
out
0f
Ibo
ordinary
and
as
good
a
lime
as
I
hey
had
enjoyed
at.
the
previous
iVITair.
".liniiMie"
Mlleliell,
already
a
great
favorile
Willi
the
hoys
or
the
(amp,
was
chairman
for
the
evening,
ind
he
did
his
pail
to
keep
things
moving
one.
two,
Hi
ree.
The
cnlerlainiiienl
began
when
the
Melodians,
Ihe
miner's
own
orchestra,
played
the
audience
to
lie
benches.
HiHd
as
"Iluci"
and
"Skibby,"
hvo
husky
rock
breakers
lore
into
one
ariolbci
wilh
the
mills
and
not
the
buys
on
edge;
a
new
comer,
Will
Walkins,
with
a
nnnilh
organ
followed;
then
fiaw'n
MolTatl
and
"Young''
Moore
rnjlled
a
bit
wilh
the
gloves,
alter
which
Maxwdl
Jack
rendered
two
violin
solos,
being
encored;
another
boxing
boul
followed,
Frank
tinrdon
and
tieorge
(Hark
stepping
Ihrep
lively
rounds.
Nexi
appeared
"Tommy"
Itagwell,
saxaphone
soloist.
who
was
in
fine
form
for
Ihe
occasion.
The
"Alouetle"
bad
In
be
remembered,
and
"Jinimie"
Milrhell
led
in
its
singing.
Ilpfrcshnipnls
were
serp(l,
af-ler
w
ii
ir
It
Hud
Sheen,
together
wiMi
his
ukelele,
made
Hie
It
i
I
of
Ihe
evening
and
had
to
respond
fo
a
number
of
encores.
(Jnrnel-
isl
Mcllougall,
of
Ihe
Melodians,
I
hen
gave
a
cornel
solo,
and
had
to
respond
In
an
encore.
"Ted-
dy'
Malverson
and
"Verge
.Moore
made
a
good
'"go"
of
Ihriv
warm
roumls;
Aiusroii
ami
Powell
also
showed
to
Advantage
over
the
same
mule,
while
"Ed
dy"
Craggs
and
"Hilly"
Mo
noids
gave
the
galherinp
an
ex-
liibilion
nf
clever
boxing.
The
big
event
of
Ihe
evening
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
or
RESERVE
.NOTICE
IS
lltllEHV
OIVtN
that
111.'
Jimi
lliili
if
Oi'itlall
'
ami
fkrrna
lllyere
irM'l,
II
raiM-riirn,
.
flKO.
.NAllK.N.
ItrT'tily
Minister
or
l.awls.
Iipparliin-nt
r
i.ititcl.
i
VictorU,
M.
C,
May
41li.
lv5.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6740.
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.'III
I...
Vlt.1
Itt
fill
I'jllfil
initiri.
mil
i"-
.........
....
Mlmler
Mi
ijiimI
al
Vlrlorlii
lint
later
than
dim
n
Hi"
tli
day
t
June.
lUia,
Tor
Uk'
iiinhae
nf
l.leenee
X6.IH.
I"
I'lil
DX.iMMi
rl
r
Siinire.
Cedar,
lleni-i.u
k
anil'
Hal-mill
mi
an
area
situated
on
silver
creek.
I'rlitr
IIiiih-iI
llarlM.r,
Manite
...
c.jist
IHallirt.
Three
S'
yearn
will
l
allnwed
for
re-iimval
of
llniber.
....
ler.
Vlrtorla,
ll.c..
or
lUMrlrt
fuiler,
I'llliee
Hliiell.lt.C..
,
TIMBER
SALE
X7148.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
rei-elved
by
tin.
Minister
or
Land
not
later
than
nk.ii
.in
the
4th
day
or
lime,
18.
ror
t
he
ni!rchae
i.r
l.leenre
X7IIH.
to
nit
KUO.-iiiio
r.M
t
.r
lleinlork.
Cedar.
Spruee
and
Ilalani,
on
an
area
elliiaied
on
the
Kat
Aim
or
nrayney
liilei,
llaiikf
i,
"t
'"Vwo'
tJi
vear
will
be
allowed
M
'T.'m.eV-rlVnna'r,
if
.be
Chief
Fore,-ler.
Vleloiia.
H.C.,.
t
lHtrl-l
,
foiester,
Prilled
lliiperl,
H.C.
NOTIC
E.
TKKK
NOTICK
that
afler
piibllrallon
or
this'
.Notice
for
roiir
ronseciillve
weeks
we
Vhall
bhpIv
in
Ihe
lleitlstrar
or
Joint
iuA
Coiin'es,
Vlriorla.
ll.c.
to
rhanre
II
e
name
r.r
the
Company
l'
"t
"S-Johnston
k
Company.
Mini
led"
Dated
at
ITlnee
Ituperl,
B.C.
this
Kin
"ncetliT
IMSCllANCK
acfnciks
ltd
I
IN
PROBATE
'in
THE
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TERR-I
ITORT
OF
ALAS
H
A
DIVISION
NUM-BER
ONE.
HTDER
PRECINOT
I
,
,i?
M.iier
'or
Hie
Eslato
of
Lealha
Davis,
pereased.
Mlllilier.
1
0
I
riie.
,;"'".;.
rt'.n,!
,
7,5
of
m
rd
"
t
;
enll.led
to
(Ted)
llatls,
11
e
lire
H
herebv
Riven
aaed
h-lslmnd,
M
.he
above
n..nedde
rSM
.er
stl
.
W
.
.1.
Mljle
on
11
iev
and
each
or
them
are
hefeby
re-n
lire
io
lw
'I
"l'lr
"10
,4b",vc
Si
m
d
"o
irt
it
llv'ler,
Alaska,
ami
i;:!il'sH,!.srfartory
proor-ot
h''-'!"
n
w'r
'1
ility
days
in
"""
-
Miblleathin
beriHif;
.
.
.
M.AI
aUs&ry'Vor
.Kee
nf
this
eJilered
in-
court
will
l.
rorrelllnn
your
l,,,na!e'
of
First
rubllrallon.
April
ST.
'D?iie
or
l.it
Publloallon.
June
87,
,m'
OIIEN
F.
I1IU..
sdmliilslratnr.
LAND
ACT
lii
Prlnre
niirrMUml
District!
District
nf
Prime
lliiperl.
TAKK
NOTICK
thai
I,
Merlll
Des
nrlsay,
,.r
-aiie
iiiver.
II.C.
orriipalion
salmon
broker
"
liileiirt
to
apply
for
permission
to
pur?
baa
b"
rolloxvliiK
described
la.ids:--'
('(
inn
enelnir
al
a
post
flantftl
Vi
nt1
soi
I
of
the
a.mlbeast
corner
of
l.ol
fl7M.
milie
Creek,
nanire
4,
Coast
olstrli'ti
"."h
el.alnsi
thence
west
to
hei
ee
rh'llisi
Ibeiice
soiilh
lo
Hiore
line
In
an
,1
.men
rontainlnir
ti
acres,
mora
or
'""
'
Mr.um
nr.s
nnmr,
Applicant.
Edwin
Flmy
Uarmiui,
Ajent.
Dittd
April
3rd,
mi.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaee
Land
,
a
In
Skeena
Land
District,
necordlnr
DIs-trlrt
or
I'rlnre
Hupert
and
slluate
al
port
F.dward,
ll.C.
TAKK
NOTICK
that
the
Skeena
River
parkin?
Company,
l.lnilted,
or
l'orl
Kd-ward,
ll.C,
occupation
,
Fish
Packers,
In
lends
to
apply
fur
permission
to
lease
the
following
deserlbed
lands:
Conimenclnir
at
a
nist
planted
at
the
soinhwest
corner
of
Lot
1178
-H.V.
coast
itlslrlct;
thence
sonlherly
alonir
low
water
mark,
!00
ft.:
thence
southwesterly,
parallel
lo
Ihe
southerly
boundary
or
Lot
U7C,
1511
rt.;
thence
northerly
parallel
to
water
mark.
SOU
feet:
thence
north
easterly
alonir
the
southerly
boundary
of
1.01
iwo
produced,
tftii
reel
'o
me
point
of
commencement,
rontainlnir
half
an
acre,
more
or
less.
SKF.KMA
niVFfl
PACKIXO
COMPANY.
LTD.
uaien
'iv
Hi.
i
v
x
-
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lea
Land.
In
the
Land
lleonllnir
plmrlrt
nfi
Prime
luiert,
ami
altuate
on
tint
nnrlli-fl
coast
of
I'eaw
ll.inl.
H.t:.,
.apprnx-maiely
six
mile
north
rii.ni
I
lie
iii.nilli
of
winter
HartMir.
Take
.Notice
that
Oosne-Mlllenl
l.lmlleil
or
VancdiiU'r,
H.C,
iieriiiuitlim
packers,
InleniK
lo
apply
for
a
Icbmi
of
ihe
following-
ilencrllieil
lauds:
Commciirlnir
al
n
post
planted
approximately
six
miles
norlh
frnan
the
month
nf
Winter
llailmr,
I'earse
Island
;
thence
northwest
two
(81
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark:
thence
norlheusl
alonir
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(Ifini
rhalnsj
tlicnce
southeast
two
ID)
rhalnsi
thence
annlnwcst
one
hundred,
and
sltty
(looi
chains,
more
or
lew,
to
point
nf
roinmenrement
ami
con-lamina;
llilrty-lwo
(it)
acres,
mora
or
less.
n0ssi:-Mii.i.i:nn
I
imitko.
.
v.
.
.Name
of
Applicant.
t
Dated
May
Hib,
ma,
tl--v
)
THE
DAILT
rTKWB
page
rtn?
CORBY'S
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Bottled
m
Bond
'under
Dominion
Government
supervision
The
Qualify
Whisky
of
Conoda-
since!859
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Hritih
Columbia.
was
a
wrpslling
bout
bPlween
Sliibbs,
of
(be
Mine,
and
Kom-Isky,
of
the
Ileach.
Komisky
had
challenged
Slubbs
and
a
lot
nf
inleresl.
was
shown.
Stublis
won
two
straight
falls,
being
Mm
more
experienced
of
the
two,
Ihe
first
in
seven
minules
and
"the
second
in
three.
Les
Lane,
chairman
of
lb?
Mine
IlecrPalion
Coinniillpp,
is
lo
hi'
congratulated
for
Ibis
success.
Assisting
him
were
Tommy
(iilmoiir,
who'
held
Ihe
watch;
I'addy
ltyan,
I
bird
man
in
the
ring
for
the
boxing:
and
Hilly
Heynnbls
who
acted
as
judge
for
Ihej
wrestling.
CALLIESWIN
STUART
SHIELD'
-r
I
Final
Soccer
Game
Last
Evening
Resulted
In
Defeat
of
S.
j
of
E.
by
4
to
Nil
;
Defeating
the
Sons
of
Kngland
by
a
score
of
i
lo
nil,
the
Callies
last-
nigbl
won
at
least
temporary
possession
of
the
Stuart
Hiiehl,
If
time
permits
towards
Iho
close
of
the
season
it
has
been
agreed
that
there
will
be
further
games
set
to
decide
the
ownership
for
Ihe
year
of
Ibis
soccer
trophy.
The
game
last
night
was
played
irpfore
a
poor
crowd,
Ibis
being
'due
In
adverse
weather
condition
which
also
-caused
the
field
and
ball
to
be
heavy
and
'considerably
affected
the
quality
of
play.
Willi
the
Hallos
playing
down
hill,
the
play
in
the
first
half
was,
generally
speaking,
pretty
even.
James
Hamilton
scored
from
close
in
for
the
Scols.
The
Sons
had
several
good
scoring
chances
but
seeming
inability
to
finish
and
wild
shooting
prc-venled
lliem
from
laking
advantage
of
Ihem
andlhere
was
only
Hie
one
goal
scored
in
the
first
hair.
In
the
second
half
the
Callies
had
things
pretty
well
Iheir
own
way.
The
Sons
made
Iwo
or
three
breakaways
but
Iheir
play
wits
loo
loose
lo
be
effective.
McDougall
scored
from
a
penalty
and
repealed
shortly
afterwards
i
by
tanking
an
individual
run
up
the
field.
YV.
.Mitchell
scored
the
fourth
and
last
goal
for
the
Cnl-j
linw
T
Inliiwnn
fif
llio
Riina
nT1
Kiigland
leain,
was
injured
when
he
collided
wilh
WilliseroH
and
was
obliged,
to
leave
the
field.
'
,
Outstanding
Players
V
The
iiutstanditiK
nlaypr
for
the
kms
was
Iheir
new
goal
,keep,er,i
.1.
Ilallie,
who
undoubtedly
pre-venled
the
Callies
from
piling
up
even
a
hihcr
snore,
than
they
did.
diving
best
service
for
the
Callies
were
the
Ibree
half
backs
and
McDougall
'
and
Hie
two
Mitchells
on
Ihe.
forward
line.
Tom
Jones
refereed,
Ceorge
Waindi
and
A.
(Jlapperlon
were
linesmen
and
ihe
teams
look
the
field
as
follows:
Sous
of
England
J.
Hal
I
in;
It.
Howe
and
'(leorge
Kelsey;
J'.
Cameron,
A.
S,
Hales
and
Dr.
K.
S.
Tail;
'.
llodkinsou,
H.
Kan-son,
J.
Jolinstm,
A.
Dickens
and
J.
J'aifiuhar.
Callies
--
V.
Hamilton;
II.!
Ilfimilloii
and
W
K.
Wllliscroft;
'
J.
Harris,
S.
Currie
Woods;
A.
.Mitchell,
II.
gall,
W.
Milrhell,
J.
and
.1.
Andrew's.
Final
Standing
The
standing
for
Ihe
Shield
is
as
follows:
W.
('.allies
..
..
..3
S.
of
i:
1
i.
W.
V.
A
0
D.
1
and
lt.1
McDou-j
Hamilton
i
Stuart
L.
1'ls.
0
7
1
t
3
1
CLAXTON
FOOTBALL
AND
BASEBALL
TEAMS
PLAY
HERESATURDAYj
There
Is
a"
big
crowd
chiming
lo
town
tomorrow
from
Claxlont
and
Ihey
w
ill
bring
wilh
them
I
foo'lball
and
baseball
learns
to
play
against
local
aggrepalions.
The
baseball
game
will
lake
place
in
Hie
aflcriUNin
and
the
football
game
in
the
evening.
The
Claxlon
(oolhall
learn
will
consist
of
Coug'hlan;
Morrison
md
M:
Wilson;
H.e
Dyhorough,
M.
Lang
and
A.
Main;
Sam
firentv
L.
Wilson,
MfrAfiTay,
Dailey
.and
J.
Hlack.
The
baseball
team
will
be
n.r
folhiws:
Hill,
c;
F.
Wilsoiv,
rf
and
p;
S.
rtranl.
ss;
L.
Wilson,
ib:
A.
Wilson,
2b;
M.
Lang,
lb:
M.
Wilson,
If;
T.
Thomas,
cf:
J.
lilveloi'k.
II.
Jrurchesoii
and
F.
Ilcckelt.
The
Haseball
Association
announces'
that
Ihi1
select
learns
lo
play
on
Monday
in
conueclioii
with
the
Kmjiire
Day
celebration
will
be
chosen
tonight.
TENNIS
TEAM
WILL
MEETGYRO
FOUR
Tile
Holary
Club
yesterday
chose
a
tennis
lea
in
lo
nieel
the
Hyros.
()ne
of
the
members
said
he
had
not
played
since
t
J
1
1
a
1
1
1
auolher
suggested
thai
a
little
lime
he
given
Ihejn
all
lo
practice
before
laking
part'
in
Ihe
fray.
II
is
probable,
that
the
four
wilj
he
chosen
;
from
Colonel
McMoniii,
II.
,IL
Liill,-
neorge
llorie,
Thomas
McCfyinonl,
'
W.
Nicholls
and
Sid
.lohnslon.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
The
followrfg
will
be
the
line
tips
lo
meet
in
Ihe
.Junior
I.eaguo
football
game
at
Aornnolis
Hill
grounds
tomorrow
aflernoon:
Horden
Street
School
Mc
Lean;
Slile.4
and
Veirick;
lingers,
Parkin
and
fturvich;
Irvine,
Smilh,
Iliiiil,
Morrison
and
Mil-lVrd.
High
School
Hond;
McK'pnzic
and
Gaile;
Siephens,
Parker
and
Stalker;
Kalsiiyama,
Macdonald,
(lurvich
and
Mallieson.
"it
Sport
Chat
j
The
coniniiltee
haviiiK
charpt:
of
Ihe
road
races
in
connection
Willi
Ihe
celebration
on,
Hmpirc
Day
have
been
successful
in
oh-liilninK
donations
of
a
lHimber
of
splendid
prizes
which
are
now
on
.exhibit
in
(iil's
Cigar
Store.
These-
races
will
slarl
from
Second
Avenue
and
Third
Slrerl
and
Ihe
following
courses'
havo
been
e
mil;
Kl.ao
n.nii
Vi
mile,
boys,
up
lo
twelve
years
slnrt
oh
Second
Avenue,
wesl
boundary
of
Third
street,
travel
vpslson
Second
to
west
boundary
of
7lh
slrcel,
round
poinU
and
return
to
start
Ing
point.
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
17
VERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment.
Few
people
can
afford
to
speculate.
'
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
to
avoid
taking
a
chance.
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
good-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
So
he
makes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
product,
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
merchandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
You
are
speculating.
Know
what
you
buy.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
10.15
a.m.
mile,
boys
tip
lo
1(5
years
slarl
on
Second
Vventie,
west
boundary
nf
.'lid
Street,
travel
east
on
soulh
side,
round
Inleni
pole
lo
norlh
side,
travel
west
on
norlh
side,
of
2nd
Ave.,
to
east
boundary
of
Kth
Ireel,
return
on
soulh
side
of
2nd
Ave.,
to
finish,
50
feet
east
of
lib
St.
1
1
a.m.
I
mile
boys
up
lo
20
year
slarl
on
Second
Avenue,
west
noniidary
of
3rd
St..
travel
ens
ast-Jo
Mcltride;
south
to
3rd,
vest
orr;3ril''AveJio
7lh
SI.,
north
we
lo
2nd
Ave.,
east
on
2nd
to
finish
50
feel
east
of
1th
SI.
11.15
a.m.
i
mile
Iticyclc-rnce
boys
up
to
10
years
start
on
2nd
Ave.,
at
Totem
pole
then
follow
course
of
mile,
four
limes
round
and
finish
on
2nd
Ave.,
)0
feet
east
of
lib
St.
Advertise
In
Ihe
Dally
News.
IN
THE
MORNING
HER
TONGUE
WAS
COATED
HAD
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH
i
Miss
Tearle,
1.
Zlnck,
narss
Corner,!
S.S.,
'wrlies:
"I
wa
awfully
trouliled
with
ny
liver,
and
used
to
gtt
such
illny!
spells
I
would
have
to
sit
down
while
l!
was
ildlnir
my
work.
In
the
mornlnir,
when
I
nsed
to
g-et
up,
my
toiiKne
was
roalel
and
I
had
a
Dad.
taste
in
my
mourn
ana
oiien
nines,
ihrouilioiit
Hi"
day,
I
was
troubled
with
IkiIiis
In
my
stomach.
'
I
suffered
In
this
wy
unill
a
friend
of
mine
who
had
used
your
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
told
me
of
IuivIiik
taken
them,
bo
I
tfe-v
elded
to
try
them,
and
I
ran
truthrolly
say
that
they
rertalnly.vdld
me
a
lot
of
Kimd.
I
"aniiot
recommend
Ihem
too
highly.
In
sll
lli.ica
wflrt
Slirfei
S
t
fthl
"
i
Ton
ran
procure
Mlltiimi's
l.axa-l.lver
Pills
al
all
ilriiyirlits
or
dealers:
put
up,
ror
ihe
past
3n
years,
by
The
T.
Mil-burn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
CANADIAN?
PACiriCi
WI4UWY
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
nail
from
Prince
Rupert
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Inlermetllale
point
each
SUNDAY
and
THURSDAY,
10
P.M.
For
ANYOX
.
Wadnaaday
10
P.M.
For
STEWART
.
....
..
..
Saturday
10
P.M.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aicept
Sunday
11.30
a.m.
Tor
Prince
Oeurire,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
aM
poiut
Eastern
Oanaila.
Unlit
rl
states.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlctat
Offlet,
E28
Third
A
Prince
Rupart.
Phono
260.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCES8
MARY.
For
Kotchlkan,
Wrangall,
Junaau
and
Skagway
May
8th,
1Sth,
29th,
Juno
Sth
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
May
let,
12th,
22nd,
June
2nd,
13th.
S.8.
PRINCE8S
BEATRICE.
For
Butedala,
Swanaon
Bay,
Eaat
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Fatla,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
Rler,
and
Vancouver
every
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
.for
all
Steaniehlp
Llnea.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Aenua,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllura
from
Prince
Rupert.
'Or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tueeday,
P.M.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Ray,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
teturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naa
Rlter
Canneries,
Friday
A.M.
i23
2nd
Avenu.
t.
Barnly,
Aftnt.
Peine
Rupert,
B.O.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
In.
building
next
door
to
Fr.izzel).
Iliitclicr
Shop,
ncross
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
-
James
Zarelll
'
Proprietor