pake
TVa
TUT.
DATLT
.
JITIVB
F46TS
ABOUT
TEA
SERIES-Xo.
2
Tea
Production
Today
If
the
Chinese,
who
first
discovered
tea,
had
realized
the
possibilities
of
the
trade
and
had
studied
the
nature
and
requirements
of
the
plant,
China
might
still
be
the
largest
tea
producing
country.
Centuries
of
neglect,
however,
stunted
the
growth
and
caused
the
quality
to
deterior-
ate.
In
the
mountains
of
Ceylon
and'
India,
tea
was
found
to
flourish.
Scientific
methods
of
cultivation
and
manufacture
were
introduced
with
remarkable
results.
Now
the
finest
tea
grown
in
the
world
and
by
far
the
largest
quantity
comes
from
these
countries.
"SALADA"
is
mainly
blended
from
flavoury
India
and
Ceylon
teas.
II
SALADA
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5t
Monday.
April
0
1025.
Why
Are
They
Living
In
United
jStates.
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'
I
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'
It
would
be
interesting
Ui
know
vli
fou
r
1
li
on
.n
tii
men
who
fought
overseas
afiji
are
now.
(InnvingilLabjlityjjuMisiiitis
from
the
Mfiadian
govt'rnhicnt
are
living
in
the
United
States..
They,
apparently;
loved
their
country
enough
to"
fight
for
if
but
mil
enough
to
stnyuud
live
in
i(
after
the
war
ya-
over.'
Besides
the
ex-suldiers
wlpi
fought
overseas
there
are
hundreds
oT
sons
of
soldiers
and
oilier
loyal
Rritish
pa
re
ills
who
have,
left
this
country
and
gone
to
be
educated
iir
to
make
their
way
in
the
larger
entires
of
population.
They
are
working
under
the
Stars
and
Stt'jbes
and
very
soon
most
(if
hem
will
be
citizens
of
Ihal
country.
'hy
have
they
gone?
fherWi
no
national
or
international
reason
except
that
they
look
on
going
to
the
United
Stales
much
as
;
they
would
look
on.
mnvingo
Toronto
or
Montreal.
A
good
many
would,
reel
more
at
home
there
than
they
would
in
Oh'ebec;
They
want
to
be
iirune
of
the
larger
centres
and
Hie
U.S.
centres
have
.appealed-
lo
them..
"-
Canadians,
Everywhere
'
0
V
Throughout
States.
4
w
"
.
Almost
everywhere
throughout
the
United
Slates
Canadians
may
be
round
and
mi
may
Englishmen.,
.Scotchmen
and.
Irishmen.
The
country
is
full
or
them.
Also
in
.every
town
on
thin
side
the
bonier
there
are
.plenty
or
American
citizens
or.puople
who
have-Weir
Americans.
,
Yet
it
seems
necessary
to-keeptha
l
iri
t
f
i
i
1
ipi
1
1
1
il
a
i
y,
line-between
that
jcouiitrvvnin!'
nurS'
a,
line
'that
.iiiMoys-eihi(i)ieSvhliiistU'VVH)f;i'l
hiuPiif
teiAfbejimlrgjiii
lies
or
customs
and
immigratiim
orficers.
I
here
would
be
no
objection
laken
if
.Canada
were
to
annex
me
Mliletl
hUles,
and
there
would
lie
no
objcetinji
i
vasmugioiiror
lhe
iiniied
Hlales
to
annex
Canada,
but
h.mIIi.ji.
..till
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.m
i.ii
w.ini
-uiimii
nr
in-ill
aiiiitwro
io
nil1
oilier.
C
are
loo
loyal
roc
mat.
.
e
should
resent
any
move
with
that
in
view,
luslead
we
are
willing
to
submit
to
all
the
discomforts
and
in-
oimpiiriicc
ami
uisainlllles
of
the
long
three
thousand
mile
nummary
over
which
we
may
not
carry
anything
without
paying
his
trim
fes
lo
goveriimeiils
on
either
side.
I
Another
Cleanup
Order
Is
Issued.
j
Another
cleanup
order
lins
been
issued
by
the
police
commissioners
in
Vancouver,
this
time,
in
respect
to
its
notorious
Chinatown.
This
is
a
regular
thing,
.liui
oiily
in
Vancouver
but
in
other
cities,
Orders
are
given
for
a
cleanup
because
'usually
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is
Ul'gllllllllg
10
illiracl
IIIC
notice
of
citizens
ami
complaints
are
made.
In
all
cities
of
Canada
and
especially
in
the
Westlhis
same
complaint
is
nlrtde.
Conditions,
owiug.usually
to
IJm
inaction
of
someone
at
the.
head,
are
aRoed
jo
Jieconie
so
bad
that
there
are
vigorous
irotess
made
lo
the
mayor,
the
chief
of
police
oilier,
orricials'.
Then
the.
commission
sits
in
solemn
conch
or
lave
mid
order
are
given
Ihal
there
is
Ip
be
a
cleanup.
The
cleanup
,
lakes
place,
joiuis
are
closed,
gambling
is
slopped
and
Tor
a
Tew
ilays
those
who
live
by
tlieir
wils
live
but
poorly.
The
condition
does
not
last
long.
Readjustment
are
made
and
once
more
the
crime
mill
grinds
and
lhfugs
go'ii
much
as
they
were
before
III
the
meantime
those
who
made
the
protest
are
satisfied
that
action
is
being
taken
ami
'they
forget
il.
.,....?
,
.
Ideal
Condition
Is
For
No
Cleanup.
rue
njcni
comimnous
in
any
cu
is
ior
iiiuigs
io
ne
so
well
comlucled
Ihal
there
is
no
need
.of
"
cleanup..'
If
thing
were
always
clean,
this
would
be
unnecessary.
When
a
cleanup
H
oniercil
it
is
pretty
certain
lo
indicate
that
previously
condi-
lloi;i
have
been
unsatisfactory.
m
"
;
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x
.
.4y
'
r.aroy'H
eye
forecast.
WEEK
AT.
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Harry
Carey
in
Tii-'er
Thompson."
Comely:
"The
Telephone
lihT
iinil
"llun?alow
ItoolM."
Series
So.
I
Alberta
Viiiinlui
'
t'uf"Miiliu.-
Sees
;T.ller...
.
,v
;
JiflrTiiatrnmu'cw.
v
Wednesday
and
Thursday
llinler
Kealon
in
"Sher.-
-Comedy
lock,
.li'.
"(iallnpin?
Uun-
fjitlows"
ami
"Heroic
Taking."
Friday
and
Saturday
"Abraham
Lincoln'"
.Topics
of
Hie
'Hay.
FLAPPERS
ARE
MENACE
TODAY
So
Says
Movie
Actor,
Whose
Play
Is
to
be
Seen
Here
Tonight
''"'tyie"
flappers
of
today
poor,
super-wise
Ijllle
creatures
'are
becoming
more
and
more
a
menace
lo
the
nation.
Ami
nu
daughter
of
mine
Is
jroing
to
lie
a.
flapper
of
11)25!"
So
spoke
I
Harry
Oarey
in
discussing
the
problems
of
bringing
up
Ids
lil-
lif
tiaunier,
ssheei.er.
And
lie
says-
it
with
Ihe
same
conviction
tin
his
race
that
the
camera
caicnes
wnen
nc
auvises
the
villain
lo
et
the
heroine
alpne.
i.arey
is
io
ne
seen
nere
10-
nishl
in
tiger
Ihompson.
Oh,
don't
think
I
am
out
of
f
yinpal
liy
with
mpilern
American
wonianhooil,"
Carey
adinoiiislies,
TesC
you
tfiink
him
a,
seir-ap-poinledr
minister
of
morals.
"Ry
'flapper'
I
do
not
mean
the
really
modern
girl,
who
tlresses
sensibly.
looks
life
in
the
face,
loves
music
and
hooks
anil
her
own
independence
and
her
boy
frienu
even
lo
point
Ihirf
""WOuM"
shocked
her
pramlmolher.
Too
Hard
and
Too
Fasi
"Rut
1
mean
the
real
flapper
who
ilpes
evcrylliins
too
hard
anil
loo-
fast
and
too
often,
who
wastes
her
father's
money
ami
her
own
youth
ami
at
the
age
of
Ky'iity-oiie
tfinds
herself
jaded
ami
bored
and
tired
of
liTe.
.My
la
nr-liter
is
not
poiii
lo
have
Ihe
opportunity
'lo
be
lik&Jhat."
II
is
interesting
toknow
how
this
movie-made,
cowboy
intends
lo
avoid,
it.
he
it'
Every
lime
I
sil
on
the
ver
anda
at
my
ranch
house
with
Skeeler.
in
my
arms
and
gaze
at
the
blue
sky
and
Ihe
prray-green
bills
oer
there,
I
llinnk
Provi
dence
for
the
start
il
has
given
The
wholesomcness
of.
the
outdoors
shall
be
hers,
and
the
cramping
of
custom
and
civili.a-
lioinwill
not
be
able
to
reach
her
until
she
is
old
enough
and
wise
enough
to
throw
off
its
errecls."
And,
for
corroboration,
lie
turns
Jo
tils
wife,
who
has
been
giving
arudiescenfe
,f
,
his.
stale-
Smoke
and
Drink
"And
then
we
plan
In
send
her
away
lo
a
mushing
school
or
our
own
selection.
Itnl
first
we
hope
tor
us
that
will
cause
Iter
lo
keep
a
promise
not
lo
smoke
or
drink
al
least
until
she
is
21,
Ry
that
time
she
will
be
'wise
enough
tp
realize
that
lc
had
lold
her
Ihe
truth
when
we,
explained
to
her
how
she
can
have
two
or
.three
years
of
idiotic
ami
unnatural
excitement
or
a
normal
'happy
life
always.
"The
young
men
slie
goes
with
must
be
able
to
lipcnd
a
weekend
out
here
on
the
ranch
with
me
and
enjoy
jt.
The
enlerlain-ineuls
she
attend
shall
be
selected.
.She
shall
lie
eucouni'ged
lead
worthwhile
books.
Her
daily
clothes
sball
lie
plain
so
that
she
1
may
appreciate
her
dress
frocks
all
the
more.
Normal
Girl
"In
short,
we
intend
In
make
her
a
normal
write
a
Idler.
a
happy1
eoncln-ion
of
lhfis.
plans.
"Philosophy
anil
lif.l-tiino
sloi'ics
from
a
cowboy
oil
may
tpiestion.
Nik
-paternal
pride
in
a
Minima
picture
aclor
who
is
a
college
graduate.
BUSTER
KEATON
IN
SHERLOCK
JUNIOR
IS
LAUGHABLE
COMEDY
Love
and
Laughs
Mingle
In
Midweek
Picture
Here
the
Itusier
Kealou
is
coining
in
a
full
sine
feature
comedy
and
il
is
sajil
to
lie
a
scream.
The
course
ot
love
fails
lo
run
smooth,
Muster
loxes
pretty
Kathryn,
but
the
wiles
of
(he
town's
hesl
dresser
are
wining
Ihe
girl
away
from'
the
poor
youth.
This
is
brought
lo
a
culmination
when
the
villain
plants
Ihe
pawn
ticket
for
a
stolen
watch
on
him
and
then
rinds"
il
while
Hosier
is
at
the
girl
s
home.
'
This
is
all
Ihe
more
disconcerting
because
Husler
had
taken
up
a
correspondence
school
course
in
iletcrlintr,
ami
.
tins'
brought
his
downfall,
since
he
.suggested
.searching
eerybMly-including
himself.
Willi
head
dowifj'jic
climbs
the
ladder
lo
his
projection
booth
and
begins
lo
show
the
picture
of
the
evening,
i.!r"llearls
and
Pearls"
or
"ThiNlioiuige
.Lizard's
Love."
The
story
'lias
lo
do
with
the
theft
of
a
string
of
pearls.
After
watching
it
ta
short
time
Roster
falls
asleep;il
his
post.
Then
occurs
aYstunf
thai
is
sure
to
have
aiidfenres
in
gab's
oT
laughter.
Roster
finds
that,
I
In;
chanii'tcrs
in
the
story
lie
is
showing
are
none
other
than
Kathryn
and
tils
hated
rival,
't
he
picture
is.
evidently
much
in
need
of
a
hero,
for
the
bad
man
is
trying
to
get
Kathryn
in
Ids
clutches.
Roster,
wild
Villi
anger,
leaxes
the
projection
booth
and
walks
town
the,
aise
of
the
theatre.
Finally,
when
tie
can
stand
it
no
longer
he
climbs
onto
the
stage
and
into
Ihe
screen
itself,
just
as
the
scene
changes
to
t
lit
outside
of
l
lie
house.
In
his
search
fr
Kathryn,
he
becomes
a
great
delcrtnc
wlio
rinds-Ihe
Ihefl
-of-lb
pearl
nu
easy
mailer
to
solve.
This
"picture
within
a
picture"
gathers
speed
as
il
goes
along,
until
just
us
the
Villain
has
been
blown
to
bits
and
Roster
and
Kathryn
are
drowning
in
their
race
lo
escape,
he
wakes
up
lo
rind
the
real
Kathryn
has
ur-
rived
to
lell
him
he
has
been
cleared
or
slealihg
the
watch.
Husler
then
billows
out
Ihe
ad
vice
uiusiratPil
by
the
film
hero
in
the
closing
scenes
nT
"Hearts
and
Pearly."
WASHINGTON
PAPERS
AND
PICTURE
PLAY
All
Speak
Highly
of
"Abraham
Lincoln,"
the
American
Educational
Film
No
play
thai
has
.eyer
been
bow;jr
in
NVashingloii
has
received
a
set;
of
such
splendid
and
worth'whlle
iioiices
as?wn,givu
Al
ijiidi
Hay,
.)Uickcir(i''Abrabuin
Lincoln"
wWii
it
'was
shown
there.
The
reviewer
on
the
Washing-Ion
Herald
said:
"A
fine
an
achievement
as
lias,
ever
been
..l.ii.liln.l
Ii.
II...
.....il....
...i.tmJ..
lo
have
ns
died
in
her
a
respect,
'
imlJ)((I.v
n
hu
C)(
A
drama
or
wnnderrully
enlertain-
ing
quality.
The
oulstandin
episodps
in
Ihe
life
or
Abraham
Lincoln
hate
been
laced
tightly
together
into
a
moving,
pulsing,
gripping
eulertaliimeul
that
possesses
much
humor,
Treipienl
touches
or
pathos,
adventure
and
thrills
beyond
number.
The
pivolal
characters
.are
played
with
a
unirorm
excellence
Rial
amaxing.
The
familiar
characters
visualized
in
Rip
drama
are
n
riawlessly
done
that
(t
ceases
lo
be
acting
ami
becomes
sheer
......III..
l.'.,...
ii...
..a
i
ii
r
lii
ton.,
in.
Im.
l,..,.,.u
i
"
""'
fianupoini.
Ill
.,
,
Mil
'
1
II'NI
pholography
and
the
jollier
essentials
of
a
superfine
production,
'Abraham.
Lincoln'
is
supreme."
Great
Picture
Washington
Times:
"
'Abraham
Lincoln'
is
n
great
picture.
girl,
who
can
and
some
day
you
may
be
servnnl,
keep
some
proportion
tore
must
none
up
lo
tills
pro'.
neiween
her
income
ami
her
ex-
dtirlfon
lo
rind
Iheir
standards,
"
'
r
-
v...
i
.
...
Im
Swift's
Premium
The
National
Breakfast
In
thousands
of
homes
in
Canada,
Swift's
Premium,
as
the
world's
highest
standard
of
quality,
is
served
all
year
round.
But
for
Easter
Morning
this
supreme
quality
Bacon
has
an
added
appeal
Swift's
Premium
has
become
almost
the
national
dish
on
this
bright
feast
day
when
nothing
but
the
best
is
adequate.
If
you
have
not
experienced
the
delicious
flavor
and
uniform
goodness
of
Swift's
Premium
this
coming
Easter
Morning
would
be
a
fitting
occasion
on
which
to
try
it.
Swift's
Premium
Hams
and
Bacon
Look
lor
this
blue
identiE-cition
tag
when
you
buy
a
whole
htm
or
when
you
buy
a
slice.
wilh
such
a'richness
or
detail
as
to
be
intensely
engrossing
rroin
beginning
to
end.
One
of
the
really
worth-while
moving
pictures,
one
of
the
Tew
thai
can
be
counted
on
the
fingers
or
one
hand
siure
'the
ery
Inception
of
the!
ail.
Neer
hero
re
has
anything
like
'Abraham
Lincoln'
been
al-lempted.
,
magniriceul
production,
something
'that
everyone
should
see."
1
Washington
News:
"An
impressive
achievement.
The
pic-j
lure
has
moments
or
vigorous
drama,
a
most
marvellous
Hon-'
est
Abe,
good
arling
sujiporl,
ambitious
direction.
See
Lin
coln.'
"
LAND
ACT.
In
tkt-rna
Land
Plorlrt
of
Prlnr
fiiiprrt
iwrirriinir
hmrlrt.
TAKE
NOTir.fi
thai
Oorir
Ulllc.
tit
Terrwe.
B.C.,
niriipatmn
liiniixTinin,
ami
;.
I..
.M.
Cilititpy.
i
if
Tcrrtr,
B.C.
ncru-I'slli.n
himlirrmin,
Intrnd
ft
apply
rnr
tirrnilsiilon
14
purr
lime
lh
follnwlnf
cl-rrihofl
lamK
rrr
ln1utrlal
ellr:
Cnmnirnrlnr
at
a
nott
ntanlpd
at
notilh
rnd
nr
IiUikI
ltnlisl
iuar
nioutli
or
Kit-Mimkaiiiim
liltrr
and
Ivinr
nmr
rii
hank
nr
ald
Mvfri
thmro
rolllnK
atnire
I
Mm
around
oland
11
point
or
nmimfnei'mfnt,
rontalnlnt
Ii
itm,
mor
or
Im.
OKfinoF.
L1TTI.R
and
CUtnE
I..
M.
OIOOEY,
prn-nntl
T)Mtq
thla
8th
rt.ir
of
Janiiarv.
I0.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
(Watrn
Raglon)
CONSTRUCTION
COWICHAN
BAY
BRANCH,
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
SIvM.F.'b
-v.NpKIl,
will
i,
twfivMl
at
ll)
'nfrirf
M
KhllniHvr,
WliinW
pi'ir.
Manilnlia,
iinlll
IwHvp'
n'rl.irk
jhmih,
Mriiiilay,
April
mil,
IB.'..
rir
lllo
run
lnii'ilon
or
tlmlir-r
tirlilir
lurliuiinr
lor
ittirnplnr
itfn
at
Cimlrluin
luv,
'
ait
1
rir
il
I'l.ntlriiriicin
i.r
tlilrlccn
mllM
or
rendu
.
Plans,
pronto,
apf-rinrtllona
and
rorm
or
rontrart
may
lx
m'Mi
and
ronri
or
IpiiiIpt
ohlalnrd
at
Hip
orrirra
or
Chlcr
Knrinoer.
Wlnnlpr.
Man.;
hlntrlrt
Kn-Klnwr.
VaiKiiiivcr.
n.C;
ilvllon
Knaln-cr.
Prtiire
Ilnpcrli
n.C;
Aiilnir
hMtrlrl
r.HBlnivr.
Vlciorla,
B.C.
Ti'iiiUr
will
not
Im
rntnlili-rcd
linlcaa
innilH
on
the
rorm
4ipplli'i).v
the
n.nlwn.r
Cotnp.iny
ami
amiinpimifil
iy
an
ari-cplcil
rhcdiic
on
n
rhnrlniMl
hunk
nn.i
il
i.,
ri.
I
per
cent
of
lii
vuliif
or
in
work,
imv-
aoir
10
i
in-
onifr
or
tlio
Trraniirer.
Canadian
National
Hallway.
TIip
inwMi
or
any
lendrr
not
n-M-aarlly
ariTpicd.
A'.
r
WAnilEN.
,,
Ornrral
Manairrr
Winnipeg,
Man.,
Marrli
notri.
til
ii.
81
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAQt
TAkB
NOTICK
that
the
Canadian
Uim-hor
in).,
l.lmit(Hl.
wlioi
attdrena
la
012
Manilard
Hank
llldir.,
Vanniuvcr,
11.
C
will
apply
ror
a
llrenrp
to
take
and
iio
&n
niMr
teoi
jst
m-ennd
and
lo
atorr
5(1.-imm)
arr-
ti
or
wati-r
tint
or
Ian,
Skim,
ilalp,
and
A
In
l.nknu.
ami
Ain
niv.
..i.ih
riowa
'iiilliorlv
and
dralna
Inlii.
'Mailt
Inlft,
throuirh
Indian
llpervp
No,
ft
The!
Morii..il.iiii
will
be
loialcd
al
nr
nnar
thrl
oulli't
or
Aln
Uaki.
Tin'
raparltv
or
the1
n-wrvolr
to
tie
rroaled
la
ahoni
SO.onnl
arrc
rct,
and
II
will
flood
ohout
(U
b
mrrn
in
lailll,
MIA
WnlPr
Will
lie
dlvrricd
rroin
thi
airnnm
at
n
point
Bt
or
war
the
atnrairn-ilatii,
and
will
lio
linen
rnr
irvtiitiHfll
r'..,!-.
..
IuimI
.1
i
..
...
l,'"l'""'
iipnil
t
riff
n.".
.n-n.
,
nmi
it
i-nri
in
iniiian
aciiprVA
n.i
?i'
,"."lr"
2'"!
on
the
around
on
i
talk
inlelligenlly
ashamed
lo
admit
not
having'
m
tW
MnnXiuJS
1..
1...-
..l.l
i.
.it..
...
i
...
...
..
flicrptn
iiiiTPin
anrt
min
in
in
ini
ih.
"U'.i.
"Walff
.
li.l
...
1
,n,.
-
"
r
iriemis.
uireci
a
seen
II.
All
rilnw
nf
s
ni
i
nr
nu
villi
he
rile.1
In
the
orrirn
nr
tlt
WaiAr
l
i'mider
at
Prlnre
llupi'rl.
ol.r1l..n
to
II
a.p
rati
mar
do
rilod
with
Uifl
Mld
Water
lli'i'iii'ilcr
nr
Willi
Oik
rr,i,i,,ir,.n-
i''i.Hlilures
ami
enjoy
an
eveniiift.
'Abraham
Lincoln'
is
solemnly;
v.eior"n?rB
.'!'.,r,,'iT,
h.,,',
i
h
i7i
v
"
1
'
or
Iwo
without
ffallivanlinp
away
niaffniricenl
and
trravelv
Inanir-1
!,",..rirM
"wurnnn-
nr
uiia
n.itirr-
in
a
rrom
hen
own
fireside."
In-"
1
,IZ.,r
'.,fll'.''f"''.
flr'l
....
......
Vnop
1
o
n
.uarrn
u.
Ami
Ihe
smile
of
visiializalion!
1
WashinKlnn
Slnr:
"Port
rayed
ca.nu.hn
iiiMiun
'
VAntw
i,m
.
and
the
Hre
of
sincerity
in
so
perfectly,
so
accuralely
and'
Appiinint!
By
C,
E.
froft,
Secretary.
Be
ctreiul
to
gtt
Switt'i
"
Prtmium
"
wbea
you
buj
Btcon
or
Htm
mike
sa:t
ol
it
this
coming
Etsttt
Nomine.
Ordtr
(torn
you
Butcher
or
Grocer.
Swift
Canadian
Co.
Limited
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
PU
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
EL
EC
'SIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMfflERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
WINTER
Steamship
Service
S.S.
FRINCK
RUPERT
Mil
from
I'Nwa
llnpcrl
FOR
VANCOOKt".
SEATTLE,
lutPimi'diale
K(iiita
cadi
Friday
S.t
"
ror
STEWART
and
ANTOX
THE
S.S.
"PRINCE
JOHN"
laaa
PRINCE
RUPERT
VANCOUVER,
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
VICTORIA.
forlniji'1'.
"
PAS8ENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
"urIRT
ibmOV1
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
5.(10
p
III.
fc
r
I'tllK
0'
T,e
WINNIPEQ,
al
iMilnia
Eailrii
Unada,
UiiIM.J
tnaira.
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Otrica,
S2S
Third
Am,
Prlnca
Rupart.
IIcanadianJ
Vacific
Agency
Staamahlp
w.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rup"1
PRINCESS
MARY.
.
21.
For
Katchlkan,
Wrangall,
Junu
and
Sktgwa
April
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Saatlla
April
10,
21.
J(
S.S.
PRINCESS
'
BEATRICE.
..
N,m,
For
Butadata,
Swanion
Bay,
Eaat
Bella
Balla,
Ocaan
Fa"i.
"
Campbell
Rlar,
and
Vancouver
avary
saiuraay
n
pr
for
all
.ii
c...
k,
Llnea
Full
lnrorn'
C.
ORCHARD
Oenaral
0ant.
B.C,
Corner
of
dth
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
.
.
.
..
.
-
m
a.
sailing
rrora
rrmca
nupun,
Tul,da.
r,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanion
Bay,
and
Alert
nay.
'
lllfitf,
10
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bayf
For
ANYOX,
ALIO!
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M-
j
ji.
.g,
For
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
River.
Cannarlei,
m,
rup"'
I2S
2nd
Avnu.