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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Thursday,
October
I,
1925.
English
Company
To
Operate
In
North.
Willi
the
object
of
imeraliiiK
iii'thc
Porllaid
Canal
dis
trict
an
English
Company,
"The
Porcupine
(loldfields
Development
and
Finance
Company
Limited,'
has
been
gazetted
in
thi
province.
Its
head
office
is
in
London
and
(he
capital
employed
is
British
capital.
Lord
(iisborough
is
chairman
or
the
board
and
Colonel
V.
(Irani
.Moi
ilenv
M.P.,
of
Loudon,
is
one
of
the
directors.
The
head
office
for
this
province
is
at
Vancouver.
For
a
long
time
it
was
difficult
for
British
capital
to
invest
here
owing
to
(he
differential
in
exchange.
Now
that
English
money
is.
at
par
in
Canada,
dial
-difficulty
is',
removed
and
the
tendency
is
for
capital
to
move,
this
way.
The
mure
of
it
comes
here,
the
heller
foe
the.
iciinnlrv.
New
Minister
On
Tariff
Question.
'iv;,
;,
i
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
head
of
one
of
'lhe
largest
niamifac-Jjiring
companies
in
Canada,
who
recently
joined
the
Mackenzie
King
administration,
has
been
giving
his
views
on
the
tariff
ipieslio.il.
lie
says
he
has
never
been
a
believer
in
high
tariff.
He
views
it
hot
li
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
student
of
economics
and
also
from
thai
ofi'the
bpsine'ssniaii,
and'
he
thinks
high
prulective
tariffs
are
a
mistake.
More
than
(hat
he
believes
the
pendulliini
is
swinging
agaihsl
high
tariffs
in
other
countries
that
"have
adopted
them.
.
If
there
was
anyone
who
might
fiavebecn.
expected
to
know
Mimething
about
tariffs
it
would
be
(he
head
of
the
big
manufacturing
firih.
He
knovs;and
The
is,
not
barkwanLin
expressing
his
opinion.
,
No
Apologies
To
'
'.,
Make
To
Readers.
If
this
paper
gives
a
lot
of
space
to
discussion
of
the
political
situation
during
Hie
next
few
weeks,
it
intends
to
make
po
apologies
lo
its
readers.
The
one
big
issue
today
is
(he
Dominion
election
and
it
is
especially
important
lo
Prinze
Rujierl
to
have
the
situation
made
clear.
Next
week
Hon,
II,
11.
Stevens
will
he
here
and
opportunity
will
Ihen
be
given
to
set
the
Conservative
position
dearly
before
the
people.
Doubtless
the
Nickerson-
position
will
also
have
ils
opportunity.
Everyone
is
asked
to
read
all
the
reports
in
order
that
he
or
she
may
he
informed
regarding
the.
issues.
Ve
believe
it
would
he
the
best
Ihing
for
Fred
Slork
to
he
returned
again
but
we
do
not
wish
to
hide
anything
or
to
get
him
elected
other
Ihan
Jhrough
the
reasonable
will
of
the
clec
tors.
Let
everyone
have
a
say.
The.
letter
published
today
in
criticism
of
Mr.
Williams
let
ter
did
not
arrive
in
lime
lo
use
yesterday.
It
was
nearly
noon
when
it
was
taken
from
the
post
office.
As
a
rule
letters
can
not
be
published
Hie
day
they
are
received.
Mr.
Williams'
Id
ter
was
Held
several
days.
Down
Sheltered
River
Across
Open
Sea
The
St
Lawrence
Route
to
Europe
Spend
part
of
your
voyage
to
Europe
on
the
delightful,
picturesque
St.
Lawrence
River.
The
Anebor-Dooaldion
and
Cuaard
Canadian
route
offer
the
advantage
of
two
to
three
iayt'
journey
down
one
of
the
treat
waterway!
of
the
world,
rich
in
acenk
plendor
and
famous
In
historic
interett.
Nine
great
ttearoeri
are
at
your
aervtce
all
CaWn
C1m
boati,
sxxt
ceneroutly
equipped
to
afford
ewy
comfort
and
cooveniefice
for
U
perfect
enjorment
of
your
trip.
They
add
to
the
bttutfe
cf
the
St.
Law.
rence
route,
all
the
pieaeurei
of
?
Travel
tie
laic
"
oo
both
river
and
tea.
Ask
your
tooal
titamiSlp
afnl
or
information,
or
apply
to
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
anchor-
Donaldson
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
HOSPITAL
GRADUATE
5"
"
fjftfr
'?a
y'OctoW
I'v-1
2
5-
paie
iuiik
sve?i
peas,
.
ana
ner
the
Itupert
Hospital
slatf,
was
dressed
in
hrouze
sal
in
'with
be-r-oinuig
bat
to
match.
Iler
boti-i
j
1
1
was
of
white
lilies.
The
Kriyiinsmau
Was
Ivan
Frank,
brother
of
the
bride,
while
Sam
Kircably
acted
a
usher.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Hie
!tev.
W.
J.
Parsons,
pastor
of
(he
church,
in
the
presence
of
Ihe
iuitiieiljale
relatives
and
friends
it
Hie
contracting
parties
a
well
as
a
large
crowd
of
IlilercsU
ed
on-lookers.
During
the
sign
ing
of
HiP
register
Miss
)n-
lalee
tJrtfig
very
sweetly
sang
'Because."
Immediately
after
;.
the
cere
mony
a
reception
was
held
al
the
home
of
the
groom's
mother
on
"hurci
Hill
where
Hie
happy
couple
"received
the
hearty
con
gratulations
of
the
guests.
A
buffet
suppvr
was
later
served
by
the
bride's
mother,
assisted
by
girl
friends
of
the
bride.
The
toast
lo
the
bride
wa.
sriven
ly
V..
T.
Kenney
and
suitably
re
sponileit
In
by
Mr.
Brooks.
Bolh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brooks
are
well
known
and
very
popular
here.
Hie
bride
having
lived
here
practically
all
tier
life
until
she
slaiied
her
nurses'
training
course,
while
the
groom
has
lived
in
Terrace
for
Hie
last
ten
years,
except
for
a
time
spent
overseas
iluring
Hie
war.
He
j
assistant
at
Hie
C.N.
It.
station
here
and
is
also
a
memlx'r
of
the
firm
or
Agar
and-
Brooks,
Hard
ware
Merchants.
Terrace.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brooks
are
tak
ing
up
their
residence
in
Hie
collage
recently
occupied
by
Mrs.
J.
Haven.
In
The
Letter
Box
REPLY
TO
W.
E.
WILLIAMS
Kditor.
Daily
New.
W.
Jd.
Williams'
Idler
of
.Monday
'on
Ihe
political
silualinn
is
a
rather
curimi
one.
Your
eoiiuuent
li
eading
the
same
that
it
is
logical"
and
that
il
deal
with
Hie
subject
from
the
"broadest
aspect"
is
even
morti
curious.
Mr.
Williams
refers
to
the
5olf
Courses
and
!tadio
on
Hie
H.N.H.
syslein
as
beiiiff
expected
by
the
'Millionaires"
using
the
line.
Well
the
amount
or
rare
from
"Millionaires"
will
never
make
the
road
pay,
and
estab
lished
paying
roads
like
the
C.IUt.
and
Pennsylvania
do
not
find
radio
necessary
In
hold
their
palronago,
and
Ihey
run
afford
il
Jl
nicy
so
wish.
lie
Hie
expensive
"ScWJh
Holel"
headijuarler
of
(be
G.N.Il
in
I'arH.
The
O.p.ll.
willi
her
enormous
(Jonlinenlal
Kuroiwan
businesK
for
H.S.
fleel
on
the
AHunljc,
huill
up
over
forty
years;
,has
not
-in
Paris
miylhing
but
molest
quarlitrt.
Hurely
Mr.
Williams
connot
deny
that
Ibis
critieiaiu
of
Mr.
MefKljen'i
i
fair,
mid
in
linn
with
the
tmmtry
wjde
demand
for
cutting
ltmn
expenditure.
Conaolldatlna
Railways
Mr.
William
jrlve
Mr.
King
rfrM
fur
rniKolidatlfig
Hi
tirHtiit
TriiHk
HS.tt.
ami
(J.T.I'.
hallway
into
the
'alloiil
y
teni.
Purely
h
brio
wit
thai
Hi
In
arialgamaf
ion
took
place
in
premier,
rind'
incensed
the-
CP.n.
i
niiil
Montreal
financial
inlerels
MARRIES
AT
TERRACE
T'
"
ttmr?i
rr:
ship
I"
fiirh
an
exonl
Hint
luey
,
.
openly
opposed
Mr,
.Meijflien
in
M'"ir;
C'fLank.Be"?"
?rld
llto
ItUI
election,
nnd
lie
vol
not
wi
imr'
'
Canada
J
mld
Mr.
William
trots
out
Hie
.,.,...,,."
,
.
IGtieslnur
that
Ihe
ll.P.H.
is
jnnre
I
hi
I
Ay.K
l
et.
t.
Knox
arliilt
lo
,ll0
conservative
parly
n
V
'"
I,n'aT;
Vi,S
H.an
II...
I.iheral.-ll.al
may
t.e
scorn,
or
an
unusually
prclly
,
,,,,
,
nol
mk
it
veMiiws,
or
interest
to
maiiyu,
f
t
Wlls
,n
ial
Ihe
:.P.il.
friends
in
Prince
llnporl,
wl.eieiwas
ni1M1
,
),e
Liberal
party
ll.e
bride
spent
(I.e.
Jn
vi-Py
ct,Y!iUW
at
no
time,
vIji.
years
on
the
nursinp
staff
or
Hie
,,,,,
.
,s,0jf
1r
!908
gen-
(iereral
llospilal.
as
well
as
to
pI(c,ions,
Unwed
ji
slu
numerous
fricndA
in
Terrace
ami
vicinity
when,
on
Tuesday
at
8
p.
in.,.
Luella
Catherine,
eldest
ilaiiKhler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jl.
L,
Frank,
Terrace,
was
nulled
in
marriage
Jo
Tlieophilus
Klwood
ltrooks,
also
of
Terrace.
The
bridal
party
entered
the
i
liureli,
which
had
been
artisti
of
it.
Freight
Rates
He
freight
rales..
Numberless
public
bodies
In
11.(1
ami
the
prairie
nails
have
fi
persistently
foujiht
for
years
for
belter
freijthl
rales
in
Ihe
west,
that
it
has
borne
truil.nl
last
in
a
meas
ure
of
relief.
In
this
campaign
cally
.leeoraled
t.y
rrien.is
or
Mie.,,1(,
.ii,(.raH
,avi.
staled
thai
bride
willi
a
profusion
of
ia.tl
Mili'ii
is
oi)sfil
li
lhf!
lowu-
shadcil
asters
and
iniich
fernery
lo
the
strains
of
l.'ohenjrrinV
Wedding
March
played
by
Miss
Onalee-
(Ireijr.
rousin
of
Hie
prooin.
The
bride,
who
was
siven
away
by
her
brot.ber
Floyd,
was
very
becomingly
atlired
in
a
(town
of
ivory
flat
crepe,
ilh
rinnninrs
of
radium
lace
ami
wore
Hie
rtisloinary
bridal
veil
caught
with
orange
blossoms.
She
also
carried
a
bouiiuet
of
rates.
A
Canadian
Press
des
patch
from
the
Miiritimes
last
week
quote
Hon;
Aiihun
Meigh-en
as
denying
absolutely
bavins
made
any
such
statement
and
further
thai
a
plunk
in
the
Meijrhen's
platform
i
for
hiore
equitable
frViphl
rales
for.
tin-fur
west
and
far
eastern
extremities
of
Canada.
In
conclusion
promises
are
nothing
Mr.
Williams.
Did
you
not
yo'urseir
write
.i
b'ller
in
the
.only
ornament
Was
a
striuj:
olWs
al
n.
Premier
las!
visi'
pearls
a
iu
or
the
groom.
The
bridesmaid.
Miss
Lee,,
of
here
railing
upon
lilm
to
inijdeJ
nient
his
promises
made
here
ir
192(1
or
IS2I.
Kurlbr.
wp
bav
bad
lots
of
priniises
from
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
but
tn
bis
prin,
ejpal
utterances
re
western
port
development
be
harps
on
Van-couver
all
the
tjme.
The
iMNiple
of
Huperl
and
ijis-trfi'l
are
as
capable
as
Mr.
-Williams
in
deciding
on
Hie
merit
of
Ihe
men
running
and
need
no
help
from
absentee
owners
in
Vancouver.
Gold
Bricked
The
U...K.
employees
wen
"gold
bricked"
last
election
b:
promises
of
hetlerment
of
equipment,
Irafrie
and
a
real
develop
incnt.
Well,
they
.have
no
sign--of
same
unless
you
may
point
to
Ihe
"Palatial"
workshop
envied
lo
replace
the
ol.l
shack
des
troyed
In
Ihe
yards
about
Hire
years
ago.
rimnkiug
you
for
Hie
span
necessary
lo
publish
this
letter.
Yours
truly,
OLD
TlMKIl.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aaya:
x
1
:
r
A
Xt'MHKIl
of
people
read
tin.-eoluniu
regularly
so
I
am
tobl
1
often
wonder
why
they
do
il
An
out
of
town
reader
got
a:
inspiration
from
It
and
sal
down
and
wrote
n
verse
and
here
it
lit
'I'll
i:
Man
in
Ihe
'.Moon
sal
ealini:
green
cheese.
A
book
in
one
hand
and
one
ot
itis
knees,
lie
Ihumbeil
their
page
ro
something
new
Hut
rhymes
were
scarce
and
jingles
few.
A
He
racked
his
drain
but
all
in
vain,
Nol
urn
a.
joke,
aboul
the
rain!
'fi.'titiFtirl
teer
,In
and
And
Jlmse
about
Irlshinen
'taller.
ea)aiHl.fooi.Ui)5
Al
hfsl
in
MespairV'hr
ried
"Oh
HadesI"
Mikel
dish
up
a
dozen
about
llif
ladies.
IT's
a
great
thing
In
ei
ourselves
as
others
see
uxome
limes.
If
J
was
wrltitig
about
I
In
man
In
Ihe
moon
I
should
put
h.
something
like
I
Ids:
Till:
man
in
(lie
mnnn'ft
In
a
heljuva
sjew
llecause
Hie
poor
chap
Has
nothing
lo
do.
He
sits
in
a
clialr
And
chews
his
nails
And
between
each
bite
His
fate
be
bewails.
J'or
hl
readers
refuse
To
laugh
al
his
jokes
And
not
even
a
tmlln
His
bed
sally
provoke.
Who
then
of
my
friend
Will
have
plly
on
me.
tnd
fend
in
a
rhyme
Thai
Is
wrfl
wittily.
TIIK
worst,
holdup
I
know
If
a
galer
that
ix
worn
out.
'
PIHXOH
Itupert
w
be
rtlng
her
rephlalloii
If
(his
aorl
of
wealher
keepn
on
much
Idnger.
Vol!
Judge
n
person
by
bis
deedi
but
a
goodinauy
of,
thorn
are
mortgage
deed.
I
ll
8-Il50
before
Mr.
Kin.'
wail
HOMK
children
nay
they
like
lo
WinrhpcTPr
read
only
Ihe
funny
pages
of
the
newspapers.
Which
are
the
funny
pages?
DM",
of
Die
things
that
won't
get
you
anywhere
is
rrtllriJing
a
flapper's
hair.
I
AXOTIIHIl
thing
that
wmi't
get
von
a'nywliere
is
criliciiing
anything
about
a
flapper.
XOW
dial
the
opening
gun
in
Hie
campaign
has
proved
In
be
a
cannon,
it
is
time
for
the
gat-ling
guns
to
get
busy.
Til
Hill-:
should
bo
a
rattling
barrage
from
this
lime
on,
speaking
politically.
IT
is
wonderful
how
trivial
a
lot
of
ordinarily
sensible
people
can
be
when
they
begin
In
din-cuss
(he
political
situation.
ADVICH
to-politician:
Save
your
wind
In
mot
your
soup.
TIIK
eternal
triangle
I
a
three
cornered
fight
at
election
lime.
J
ART!
says
there
Is
no
differ
enw
belween
a
local
three
nr-nercd
fighl
and
a
love
triangle
He
says
the
tork
wins
in
either
case.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
October
1,
191b.
The
Paisiric
Xei
A
Twine
Co
of
Seattle,
one
of
Ihe
largest
dealers
in
fishermen'
supplies
on
the
ebasl.
will
open
up
business
in
Prince
Huperl
in
con
junction
with
Kdwanl
IJpclf.
Word
lias
been
received
Ilia)
i
It.
W.
Cameron
Is
in
military
hospital
in
France
suffering'
frm
shrapnel
injuries
principal
I
to
his
leg.
.Mrs.
Cameron
hasj
iusl
left
the
hospital
in
Vancoti
ver
atler
an
operation
for
ap-lendicitis.
Ihe
final
lest
of
Hie
new
dr
dock
will
lake
place
Ibis
aflwr-aoon,
.1.
II.
Pillsbury,
manager
of
Ibc
plant,
having
had
bis
staff
busy
this
morning
making
arrangement
for
tbe
event.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
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Airivd
W.
Clara,
I'tahillff;
TrmpUi
ItiHnM
Imjii
Lrr,
lii'r'UUiil.
T.Vkl.
MiilCK
thai
an
ai'tum
'iniuiirnri'd
aainl
yi
by
Uh
atxitr
jaiiiril
Clalnlirr
i4i
lb
Jth
ilay
ir
May.
Ir.,
in
rrjH
r
uf
an
Airni
nii
iit
fur
Sale
uiadr
bits-n
)nn
and
ill
Clilutltf
Willi
'1
I
in
ulr
ami
inr
lia
t
l.oi
Hlxlr.
ii
r.
.
.
HIiM'k
Tlirr.
ScrlUHi
Hnlil
mi
i.ltjr
or
I'rlur
lliirl.
Map
wiiuu
aani
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it
naii'ii
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TAkK
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tlial
by
all
rdif
ir
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Visnit.
italcil
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i
day
uf
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or
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mif
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tm
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fund
and
uf
fli'lriil
nirvlif
t
tlir
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of
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UlU
anion
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vull:
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within
thirty
dava
after
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r
u-n
iHiiir.
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II
la
your
lntiilluii
lo
ilifrml
ihlii
tIIoii
on
uiu
have
to
nli-r
an
ahinar
mi'
In
ih
lirn.irv
orriri'
or
on.
ii.hi.
'urabl
limn
al
lb
Court
lloiu.
prlnrc
iihti,
u.i...
io
in
writ
or
summon
icrilii
nlihlii
thirty
daya
of
ttu
kjat
ulillratlon.
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fi
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rrmidar
liulirrton
Krrr.
ifinilant.
LAND
ACT.
,
Notlta
of
Intantlon
lo
Apply
ta
Purchaaa
Land.
n
tli
IjiihI
liiTordiiia
iilalrdi
of
I'rln
Imiirrt.
and
hrinj
a
porllon
of
i
iiiiy.foiir
mi,
nana
rive
(,
.im.l
in.iriri,
TVK
Mitii:k
ttiat
rrlill't
l.lmltd
if
rrlnro
lliiirt.
ll.C.
mi-rrliaiit
a,
lntnd
n
apply
fur
iwniiUabui
to
iHircbae
ih
follow
Injr
diarrllH-d
landa:
coiiiiMPiirlna
at
a
ihi.i
planled
at
Ih
iorUiiat
rornr
of
lot
lnly-four
'III,
ana
flvii
Hi.
Cnaal
Pl.trlrl:
tlinr
uiutli
Ihlrly
iwn
rbalni;
Unr
t
'orty
rliaim;
tlMtif
riirih
tiht
rhalna,
itNir
or
Iraa.
to
III
ah
walr
mark;
thrnra
nnrilina.i
a
lour
tilth
air
maik
to
point
if
roinninrriiH'nl,
and
rotilalnlnt
rlahty
'
no
i
rr.
morr
'
i.
FiiirzKi.i.'s
i.iviiTfn.
.
Ajplutnt
itxt
Autun
mil,
a.u,
in.
CIGARETTES
'Tinest
American
0
Turkish
Tobaccos"
I
A
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Sang
Harry
Lauder,
and
on
wnhdny
morning
yon
probably
feet
like
ringing
the
same
Hung.
Ho
why
not
end
thai
am-ieiil
drudgery
To-day?
TriRIF-T
SERVICE
Just
call
Tor
our
TMHHT-T
HKltVICK
which
will
do
every
bit
of
the
washing
and
iron
the
fbit
work
loo.
Willi
the
wash
out
of
wash
day
that
"
hale
to
get
up
in
the
morn
ing"
feeling
will
be
gone
for
good
and
all.
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
lo
a
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
IIcanadianJ
PACinc
'j.aaivaiaTX
Steamship
and
Train
Service
FALL
SCHEDULE
f
t.
PRINCE
P.UPIRT
mil
PRINCE
0I0RQI
ll
all
''4I
PRIMCI
RUPIRT
r
i
VANC0UVCR,
VICTORIA,
IIATTLK,
Hi"!
intriUx-'lotr
.
inl.
ttr
U10AT
nwl
THURIDAV
t
10
00
pJn.
rof
ANVOX
W4M4if,
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a
jr.
for
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tOXK)
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IJ.
PRINCC
CMARLII
rr
RITCNIHAN,
WRANCCIL,
WHUU,
MAOWAr,
frb
WtDNIIOAy,
4
aA.
(i.
princc
John
runoifbti)
rr
vancouvir
i
quiin
cnarlottb
ItLANDt.
PAKUlOlR
TRAIN!
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
(ictpt
Swn4(r
II
in
a
ID.
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PRINCE
0IOR0C,
E0M0NT0N,
WINNIPEO,
111
ilnl
rtli
rn
(Mill.
I
nllnt
Snlr
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
ETEAMIHIP
LINES.
Cltf
Tlcktt
Offlc,
St(
Thlr
Att,
Print
Rprt.
Ph
20
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
far
inOliUX.
WIAKttU,
KMM,
U1CWAT
J,
It.
IS.
rr
tiwtti,
nnom
aU
surru
s.nWi
s,
12,
n,
si.
riwctsj
tut
for
Butadala,
Swanaon
Ba,
Eait
Balla
Balla,
Ocaaa
Palla.
Nana,
A
I
art
Bar,
Campball
Ritar,
and
VaAcevta
ar
Saturatf
II
a.M,
Atancy
for
all
Staamahla
Llnaa.
Full
lurormatlan
fram
W.
C.
ORCHARO
Oanaral
Agant.
Oarnar
at
4th
Straal
and
tH
Aanua,
Prlnca
Rsaari,
BjO.
UNION
STEAMbHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
allinia
trim
Prioc
liupari.
ar
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
sanan
Bar.
an
Atari
Bar,
Tuaaaar,
S
PJi.
.'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bar,
and
Swaaaan
Bay,
Salwrdar,
10
A.M.
For
ArfvOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
tuntfar,
S
FM.
Fa
PORT
SiatPION
and
Naaa
Rlaar
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
ISS
tM
Ataaua.
4.
Barnalar,
AaaaL
Prlnaa
Rat,
IA
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Krizzell
Hutt-hcr
Shop,
ncrnx
from
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We
ertrry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
larclll
Proprietor
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
uddiliouul
ninrhincH
for
ihe
in
nun
fur.
tun?
uf
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINQ8
LUMBER,
LATH,
8HINGLE8,
VENEER
nso
curried
in
stock.
Hnvc
linmlling
chnrgen
hy
Inlying
direct
frnm
(ho
source
of
supply.