I
iidwuiiucau
I.
m
"AGE
SIX
A
COMPLETE
NEW
STOCK
NOVELTY
EARRINGS,
BEADS,
BRACELETS
And
the
Latest
Pins
Tor
Spring
and
Summer
Wear
at
attractive
prices.
SAVE
YOUR
EYES
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
A
Modern
3rd
Avenue,
.
,
ll
Voiles
uiiielhin
new
for
Summer
Frocks
or
Dainty
Underwear
very
fine
Swiss
Voile
in
shades
of
White,
Mesh,
llnse,
Mais,
Jlclio.
Full
30
inches
wide.
I'cr
Yard
$1.00
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
For
That
New
SPRING
SUIT
Go
to
M.
T.
LEE
Kspcrienecd
in
I.
adies'
and
(ienllemen's
tailoring.
Prices
reasonable
and
a
big
stock
of
English,
Scottish
and
Irish
Tweeds
ami
Woollen
Goods
available
to
select
from.
Quality
and
fit
guaranteed.
Mail
orders
given
prompt
attention.
also
dry
cleaning
and
"pressing
P.O.
Box
977.
Phone
663
337
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
-
-
B.C.
en
tal
Service
At
a
Moderate
Fee
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
EM
I
EIGHT
TO
TEN
CENTS
FOR
FISH
Two
Boats
Held
Over
Until
Tomorrow
and
One
Left
for
Seattle
The
two
American
boats
Kanaka
witli
35,000
and.
Spray
with
i'0,000
did'not
sell
their
catcher
today
but
decided
lo
hold
oxer
until
tomorrow.
The
Dailey
with
!
13,000
poumls
pulled
out
for
Se-j
attic.
1'rices
varied
from'
eight;
to
leu
cents
and
one
boat
got
'
even
less
than
that.
Sales
made
j
were:
American
j
Albatross,
17,000,
at
7.0c
audi
;)e
lo
Cold
Storage.
Virginia,-
22,000,
at
D.-'Oe
and
!
3c
lo
Odd
Storage.
ltouaiua,
17,000,
ul
0c
and
3c.
to
I'acific
Fisheries
j
Imperial,
1,000,
at
lc
and
3c
!
to
Booth
Fisheries.
(ilaeier,
12,500,
at
O.yoc
and
3c
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
j
Viking,
K.OOO.
.at
U.'JOc
and
3i-:
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
I
Swan,
H.000
at
a.'JOc
and
3-
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Cane
Si.cncer.
8.500.
at
G.KOe
laud
3c
lo
Cold
Storage.
X.
M.
Christopher,
5,000,
at
H.lOc
and
3c
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
Joe
Maker.
5,000,
at
8.t0c
and
3c
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
.
M.S.T.,
7.500.
at
8c
and
3c
lo
kld
Storage.
dviriim
in
Hip
hailv
Ni'w
SHERIFF'S
SALE
OF
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
-
William
V..
MalniH-y
versus
Anttiim;.-Mc'iiilre.
Il.v
vlrlUf
of
l
warrant
of
Exornllnn
1Url
in
h
In
i
VP
action,
anil
(Hrerled
I
inc,
i
ji.ivc
iiifi
iiic
rmiiiMinir
iiiirri
iIjiIiih.
.iliutc
ni-sr
Allit
Ann.
ailjai-cnl
In
lin-
kllsatilt
nivrr
an
I
ii
.ortti
1'i.rk
f
the
Vlttaiill
Itiver:
"W'averly
(iriiiip.
cciiisi.-imr
or
"Waverlj"
ami.
"kitty"
"War
Haw
firnup,"
nmslMi'nir
r
"We"
Itanrr,"
"ltotsry."
"Gnmsi
fin.
1,'
"Vliltlr."
"BailRpr"
and
-RiiIp."
All
or
wlilrli
I
-u
III
om-r
fur
sale.
h
I'nlillr.
And
Ion.
for
rh,
on
Tnesilay,
llir
firili
ilay
or
May.
WS5.
at
3.30
In
tie
artfiiioon.
al
my
iifTIrr,
Covermiiciil
Hiiil'lmi.
erlncr
liuiwit.
Tin-
"War
IianiV
will
In-
offt-rrl
for
alf
snlijt-rt
to
two
liijrt)raiff
!.
aptirux
Imatlng
7,
000.00.
JOHN
SIIIIII.KV.
Slivrlfr
of
tli-
Omnt
ot
prince
hum'.
,
Vrinri-
iniiwrt.
B.C.,
April
J.
15.
For
$7.50
You
can
buy
af
up-to-lhe-ininute
Spring
Hai
al
"Demers"
!
"House
or
Quality."
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
27
THE
RINK
Will
Be
Open
For
SKATING
Saturday,
April
18.
Ariernoons
-
-
2
In
i
i:cnliifrs
-
-
-
8-
(
lo
flood
music
both
sessions.
Competent
instructors
lo
teach
beginners.
Phone
Black
449.
nrai
i
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
WTI
Pure
Milk
in
a
modern
package.
That
is
all
there
is
to
Carnation
Milk
just
pure
milk
with
part
of
the
natural
water
content
taken
out
by
evaporation.
All
the
food
value
of
full,
cream
milk
is
left
in.
No
artificial
sweetening
or
other
preservative
is
added.
Sold
by
grocers
through-out
British
Columbia.
Write
for
fret
recipe
book.
Carnation
Milk
Product
Co,
Ltd.
134
Abbott
St.
Vancouver,
B.C
CANADIAN
ARTISTS
PICTURES
IN
SALON
ItitANTFOtyJ),
jipril
2i.
Mis.-Kdilli
Kelleii
of
this
cily
has
reci-ivcd
word
Ilial
I
lit
er
ininia-ores
frm
hfr
brush
sent
to
the
r're.-lcli
VatUitiul
Inhibition
ifl
tin
Paris
Jaluou
haw
been
accepted
anil'
hung.
The
group
of
Ihreo
piclures
include
the
miniature
upon
which
the
Itoyal
Academy.
)oiidoti,
placed
its
hall
mark
of
iipproval.
The
Paris
iilon
holds
a
soring
and
fall
ex
hibition
each
year.
Artists
from
all
nations
compete
for
a
place
!n
its
walls.
The
Vancouver
Province
in
its
"Twenty'
Years
A
j.V
column
last
Mond.jy
said:
"Kaien
Island,
about
28
mill's
south
of
Port
Simpson
i.s
reported
o
have
bei'ii
acquired
by
the
(iranil
Trnnls
Pacific
Itailway
for
its
terminus.
The
10,000
acre
have
been
purchased,
it
is
said.
Tor
10.O00."
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Princa
Rupart
Electoral
DlatricL
Mackcnzl
Etacloral
Olatrict.
.NoTll.h
Is
hereby
riven
that
1
liall
Jii
Monday,
the
I
(Kill
tl.iy
or
May.
tv:
al
the
li'iiir
of
III
o'rlork
In
the
foreii'ioii
I
at
the
Court
House.
I'rlnre
IUiimtI,
hold
i
!
lttinr
r
llm
OWN
of
llevisloii
for
III'
1
I
ptirimse
or
revHinr
the
lists
of
voter
roi
I
1
1
he
"aid
Klertural
Mxtrtrl.
and
of
heaHni
t
uftrl
,1.t..,.l..il.i,.
...
.11
..l.lu.ll..n.
.
alii.
ut.
I
fllllltll
Mil.
all
UUJC
IIU11V
Ihe
retention
of
any
ii.iioe
on
the
al
Usl.
or
to
tiie
reKlMrailon
a
a
voter
m
I
appllrant
for
reirUlralion;
and
tit
I
the
other
purposes
jet
forth
In
the
"I'ra
vlni
iaj
Frt(on
Aet."
i
lialeil
al
I'rlnte
Itutiert,
B.C.,
Ihl
CO
1
day
or
April,
iVii.
.onMA.
A.
WATT.
!
Iierltrar
of
Voter
ror
the
I'rlm
IliiKrt
and
Mackenzie
KIn:lr
1
ni.triet
LAND
ACT
In
I'rllii-e
llnpert
iJiid
IHslrlrt;
Hlfttrl
ot
I'rlnre
Unpen.
!
TAKK
NOTICE
that
I,
Merlll
Ilea
Brla
!
of
Vancouver,
RX
orrupatloii
alirmi'
:
broker,
intend
to
apply
for
peniilx'lnn
P
lpuii-hae
the
followintr
desrrlhed
laitd:
!
I'.ixniiifticlnir
at
a
iift
planted
mile
;
-1'iitli
of
the
ftoiuheatt
eimier
of
Lot
fl'IH
I
liillle
Creek,
lunire
I,
Ctaot
PUtrlrl;
fOienre
north
?0
rlmm;
thenee
west
Ji
rhiilii;
thenee
Hon
tli
to
ftiore
line
In
an
,
Msterly
rtlrerllon
to
point
of
fjm-i
inenreineiit;
eontalnltia-
4U
arref.
more
ot
MCIULt.
PES
BIUSAY.
Hated
prll
3rd.
18S5
Annllranl.
2daln
F.lroy
Barnum,
Arent
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Uns'Jrpad
Third
Avenue.
SPECIAL
-
SALE
Until
the
End
of
this
Month
Cash
Bargains
in
Every
Department
.t"
BEDROOM,
DINING
ROOM
AND
LIVING
ROOM
FURNITURE
At
Cash
Discounts
of
25
per
cent
CROCKERY,
DRAPERIES
AND
CARPETS
at
Special
Prices
10
per
cent
off
all
our
Community
Silverware
;
ifWalnut
Bedroom
Suite
-
$204.50
-
Watch
our
Window
for
Bargains.
'
Phone
20
TUB
DAILT
NEW
3
COMMONWEALTH
WAS
ASHORE:
ARRIVED
IN
HARBOR
TODAY
While
proceeding
from
Silka
to
Seattle
in
ballast,
the.
Hoidh
Fisheries
halibut
schooner
Commonwealth,
Capt.
Hcrnman.
ran
ashore
on
hili1
CiiiT
Island
near
the
mouth
oT
the
Skeena
Itiver
luring
(he
nielli.
The
vessel
later
sot
ofr
and
arrived
heroi
under
her
own
steam
Ibis
morning
for
examinii'l
but.
ll
is
be-liexed
that
the
vessel
sustained
no
serious
danwiifu.
FOOD
MANUFACTURERS
AIM
AT
BEST
QUALITY
Much
has
been
dmie
iu
recent
years
by
the
application
or
scien-lirio
knowledge
lo
food
production,
ll
can
be
definitely
staled
that
food
products
in
general
today
are
of
a
much
higher
ijuality
than
those
0f
thirty
years
ago.
This
improvement
is
very
true
I
MAY
QUEEN
CARNIVAL
;
IN
THE
MORNING
UNDER
CONSIDERATION
HER
TONGUE
WAS
COATED
Matter
Was
Discussed
at
M:ctlng
of
Fair
Board
Last
Night
Joint
Committee
to
Act
The
slaKiiij,'
or
a
May
0een
carnival
on
May
21
is
beinp
considered
by
"the
l
iijr
Hoard
and
Llks.
I.asl
niKlil
the,
matter
was
discussed
at
a
special
meetiim'
or
the
Fair
Hoard
and
was
referred
to
a
joint
committee
to
work
out
details.
Ibis
conuiutteo
consists
of
S.
D.
Macdonald,
l.
Vance
and
Aid.
llrown,
repre-scnliiiff
the
J'air
Hoard;
the
sec
retaries
or
the
baseball
ami
football
associations,
and
represen
tatives
from
the
Klks,
including
V.
Iv
Willlcroft
and
I).
Hairour,
W.
II.
Nickers,
chief
of
police,
and
I).
II.
McDonald,
fire
chief,
will
likely
be
added
to
the
com
mittee.
Director,
r
(lie
Fair
Hoard
'resent
at
lite
meeting
last
uihl
're
Hen
Self,
president;
Trunk
Dibb.
honorary
secretary:
John
Hulwer,
S.
I).
Mardonahl.
Aid.
Hrown,
Fred
Scadden.
Y.
II.
hei-iuati
.Ir..
D.
Jabour
and
D.
Mel).
Hunter.
MEMBERS
OF
PARKS
BOARD
HAD
FIRST
MEETING
YESTERDAY
Those
appointed
recently
lo
the
cily
parks
board
by
Mayor
Newton
met
yesterday'
afternoon
:u
the
city
clerk's
office,
t'ity
Solicitor
F..
F.
Jones
was
asked
to
draw
up
a
bylaw
for
submis
sion
to
the
council
lo
provide,
for
the
proper
constitution
of
the
Iniard.
Provision
of
the
Parks
Act
fsoxerninjr
parks
boards
were
adopted.
The
members
of
Ihe
parks
board
are
Aid.
It.
F.
Perry,
'ily
Fnifineer
F.
Y.
peaixm,
Cily
Solicitor
F.
F.
Jones,
S.
K.
implicit.
F.
Van
liastel
and
J.
C.
MiT.cuuait.
all
of
whom
were
resent
at
the
nicclin
yesterday.
in
regard
lo
all
the
tirniluci
of.
ltans.
HAD
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH
Mis
I'tarle,
L.
Zlnck,
Hams
Corner.
K.S.,
wrllt'H:-
"I
was
awfully
troubled
with
my
liver,
and
qsed
to
tet
Hich
dlny
tU
I
would
have
to
ell
down
while
I
i
dolnir
my
work.
In
the
inortiliiir.
when
I
ued
tu
iret
up.
my
tonirun
us
coaled
antt
I-
had
a
bail
taMe
In
my
mouth
and
ofleu
tlwe.
lliroUKlioul
Hie
ilay,
I
at
IrouUled
wllh
pains
In
my
aloinai
h.
'
I
aiirreri'd
iu
llin
way
unlll
i
friend
of
mlnv
who
had
uetl
your
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
told
me
of
tuvinir
liken
them,
tu
t
do
rided
to
try
tliein,
and
I
ran
tnillifulh
ny
that
tlH-y
cerlalnly
did
me
a
lot
oi
r(KMl.
I
i-amiof
H'l'ominciid
them
too
hitrhl)
lo
all
tlniKe
who
auffer
a
I
did."
You
ean
voctire
Mllliuru'a
l.ava
l.lvei
fills
at
all
Uruarl'la
or
dealer;
put
up.
Tor
the
pad
Su
ear.
by
The
T.
Mil
burn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
iiorl
IiImiuihI
;
1
1.
Ill
a.
in.
spoke
steatnei
Auslralie
bound
Tor
Swanson
Hay
dui-
at
Tt.'.H)
p.m.
GIRL
OF
SEVENTEEN
RUNNING
A
FARM
SASKATCHEWAN
TODAY
WIXMPWS.
April
iM.
The
Free
Press
comes
lo
Ihe
rescue
or
the
ntli
ti
maligned
"Younper
ieneialioii,"
when
it
tells
the
story,
iu
Ihe
editorial
columns,
or
Dorothy
Hiilcliill,
an
exhibitoi
at
the
recent
Writers
fair
in
Henna.
The
editor
thinks
that
her
work
shows
"Capacity
Mr
hard
work,
patience,
perseverance,
courage--qualities
displayed
by
Young
Canadians
in
Ihe
war,
and
cvidcil',
given
the
chances
shown
In
peace."
When
Dorothy
was
sixteen
years
of
ko
last
year
her
rather
died,
leaving-
her
the
eldest
of
eight
children,
on
a
Tarm
uear
(Jakshella,
Saskatchewan.
She
and
her
young
brothers
decided
lo
carry
on
Ihe
farm.
They
put
in
the
crop
and
harvested
it.
go.
iir'
to
school
belweeii
whiles.
They
have
twtf
ipiarler
sei-lions
broken
and
a
third
partly
broken
Thirty
head
r
rattle
are
on
the
place.
This
year
she
had
decided
In
give
up
school
and
lake
up
farming
serimisly.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vne.oit.
unreserve,!,
atirveyeil
t'roivti
Umla
may
be
pre
empt!
by
i:mih
Kubjccta
over
is
yr
of
k.
and
by
ulien
on
declurlnit
Intention
lo
l.erin
lirltlkh
aulijecta.
condl-
i
tlotiul
u.on
residetK-e.
orcjp.lt
Ion.
jti
liiipruvtiiu'iit
for
aErlrultural
iurKwe.
,
1'ull
Information
eonrernlriK
reicu-tions
repardinc
pre-eniptlon
la
C'ven
in
liulletin
No,
,
hand
Keiira.
"How
to
I're-i-miit
I
.and,"
cople
of
vioith
rain
be
obtained
free
ot
charca
y
addreaclnR
the
Ueiiurtrnvnt
of
Lunda,
Victoria.
IJ.C.
or
to
any
Oov
eminent
AtenL
Kocurd
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
aullabW
for
agricultural
j
.uriMm,
win
wlilcli
U
not
iliaWr-land,
I.e.,
currying
oer
H.000
board
feet
per
acre
wet
of
the
Coaal
lUnn
1
nn0
S.00U
feet
per
acre
eaat
of
that
wheal,
due
,hiil
r
i
"ti
l"l
Appllcatlone
for
pre-f
rnptlona
are
-
"iaj,
t0
u.idrene,!
lo
th
Inrnl
Corn-
rejoesenls
purity
of
materials'
mtaloner
of
the
Land
Jtecordlrn:
l)l-
throughout
when
made
by
the!
"'V"-
'.V,,lc!'
th"
,H",
upp"
f0'
,,.
.
.
.
'
l
altuattd,
and
are
made
en
printed
i.ii-uim-
Minnow
Jiaker
es.
UMi
forma,
con
lea
of
which
can
I
ob
WIRELESS
REPORT
niiiiiY
8
a.m.
ISLAND.
Cloudy.
calm;
liaioineler,
liditlS;
lemper-alure,
i2;
M-a
smooth;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Hodman.
Kelcltikan
for
Seallle,
57a
mii-M
rrom
.Seattle;
K
p.m.
sptfkn
steamer
Anyox
lusviiiLr
llixers-
tained'
from
the
Iand
Commlaaloner.
I're-emptlnna
mut
le
occupied
for
fhe
years
and
Improvements
mada
to
value
of
110
per
acre,
including
clearlnu
and
cultlvatlne
at
lenat
flv
ucrea,
before
a
Crown
Urant
cm
ba
receive!.
Kor
more
detailed
Information
aee
the
Hulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
AppllcatlotM
are
received
for
pur-
cliaae
of
vacunt
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being;
tlmberlaml,
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
dale,
fllioil
Itav
Tor
Anvo.
I
ill
Vflce
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
'
-
'
I
per
acre,
ana
secona-cisas
(graz
n
es
rrom
Anyox;
K
p.m.
spoke
In)
land
tZM
per
acre.
Further
In-
ksleamer
(Juraco,
Anacorles
for
llyib-r.
7(1
miles
fimu
Hvder
li;.l)
TIIHH
I'UINT.-Ilain-ing,
calm;
barometer,
I'U.iKi;
temperature,
a;
seasnioolh.
MTX
llAllllOlt.
Overalls',
fresh
wcsl
wind;
liarometer,
ao.-ti.'t;
lemperalure,
SO;
heavy
swell.
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
l.orne
olT
fcear-
lelt
l'oint
iioiind
ror
Knox
Hay;
erected
in
8
i.m.
spoke
Jiiolorship
Oregon.
""tni".
vrovement
(jiiadra
for
Scatlle,
28a
miles
from
Seat
I
Ic.
Noon
I'lUIIY
ISLAM).
Overcast;
calm;
barometer,
30.10;
lemper-Hliire,
50;
ea
smobth.
1'liAI)
Til
UK
I'.OI.NT.
Itain-inr',
li.'hl
syulhwest
wind;
bar-omeler.
L'.D8;
lein'iie'ratUrc,
it;
sea
sinoolh.
HULL
llAItltOlt.
'
Showery
fresh
soulliwest
wind;
baroiiiek-r
itO.K);
lemperalure,
iB1,'
sea
moderate;
11
a.m,,
snoVe
sleamer
I'rincess
llealrice
oil
jvury
Island
formation
recirdlng
purchase
or
lease
of
Crow
i,
lands
Is
given
In
Hulletln
No.
10.
Land
Kerles,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Iinds."
Mill,
factory,
or
Induatrial
sltep
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
tht
conditions
Including
psytntnt
of
stumpags.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
29
acres,
may
be
leased
as
homesltes.
I
conditions!
upon
a
dwelling
being
the
first
year,
title
being
after
realdencs
snd
tm
condition
sr
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
140
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
parson
or
a
company.
GRAZING
m
.
Under
the
(Irazlng
Aet
tbe
Province
la
divided
Into
grszlng
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Issued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
aaaclatlona
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
calipers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
h4.
I
WESTHOLME
THEATT?
v
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
n
.
co,
D.m.
JACKIE
CO0GAN
In
-
"Liivle
Robinson
Crusoe"
Tin;
Kill
anil
I
In-
cannibals.
i,
,
wreck
in
a
South
Sea
Ivpliotm
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cocoa
ii
ii
Is
!iiiHjki-
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messages
mi
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the
inni'in-.
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in
picture
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tln
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or
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t-
mcvickv
cn
I
oc
and
25c
ert
Fish"
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Trozon
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varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
se?son.
Smoked
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Our
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Haddle
"Thistle
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Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
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Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
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Herring,
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Black
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Shell
Fish-
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CAMPAIGN
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I
investigate
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for
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HARDWARE,
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Second
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Phone
Green
85
CANADIAN
VVPACtFIC
'S4IUUT
Near
Post
Offia.
IOOK!
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"ART
CLOTHING"
man
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here
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and
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B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupt
PRINCESS
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.j
ror
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Juneau
and
Jktgwaj
Apr"
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For
Vancoufar.
Victoria
and
Seattle
April
10,
21.
S.8.
PRIKCEEI
BtATBICE.
a,,
l.
For
Butedata,
(wanaon
Bay,
Eatl
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falla,
Campbell
RHer,
and
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serjr
Saturday
11
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.
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tor
all
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Lin...
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.
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of
4th
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and
3rd
A.enue,
Prince
Rupert,
SPRING
and
SUMMER
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For
Men,
Women
and
Children
heuviug
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l.eliiii'l
tnul
k
,,...
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brife'lil
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rungu
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to
soil
every
juie.
Ladies'
Vests
From
25c
to
$2.50
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St-
Phone
645.
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