TAGS
TtJTTZ,
FISH!
"
H
M
Fresh
Kelp
Cod.
Fresh
Hock
Cod.
-Fresh
'
nrd
Cod.
iYrxli
Flounder.
Salt
Mackerel.
Sail
Kuslorn
Herring.
Sail
Hod
Cod.
fall
lMack
Cod.
Dry
Salt
Hod.
Smoked
Dlark
Hod.
Smoked
Salmon.
Kippers,
llloalers,
etc.
Seafy
8
Doodson
The
Horn
of
Dulkley
Valley
Produce.
Branch
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
NOTICE
Vc
have
just
heen
appointed
soiling
agents
for
Lstco
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Easy
lo
apply.
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
use
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors,
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaicn
Hardware
Co.
608
Third
Ave.
GENTLEMEN!
Will
you
accept
a
Suit
Length
-
Free
and
make
nr.
work
for
you?
If
you
brought
tin-
cloth
to
me
to
make
up,
it
would
cost
you
$351.00,
Now
here's
an
offer
if
you
want
a
good
suit
cheap!
I
wilt
give
a
suit
length
free
to
the
first
five
customers
ordering
and
charge
only
t
lie
cost
of
making
up,
which
is
$35.00.
Do
you
want
to
be
one
of
the
five?
Here's
your
chance!
Ling,
the'
Tailor
821
Second
Avenue.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Half
load
.
$3.00
Large
sacks
GOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
SG.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jalcquettes
An
Kxipiisile
stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
O-ftage,
Ware
lion
iu;,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Bervtee.
'loal,
Band
and
Gravel
tAa
Specialize
In
Plsno
and
Furniture
Kovlnrj.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManiu
OO
CERTAINLY
f
I
WA.NT
lOO
TO
RENt)
)
f
T
WHAT
DO
"OU
THINK
ON
-SCCOOST
Or
Hrb
ACC-
UKf
TO
f-IHD
HC
OO-iHT
TO
CCT
H
OUCHT
TO
CoT
Orr
tOU
in
;
I
JN
WROTE.-HE
l
r
vTH
A
&0PE.NOCO
SMITHERS
H.
L.
Robinson
came
down
from
I
he
Dulhie
mine
Wednesday
to
spend
the
New
Year
holidays
in
town,
z
Philip
II.
lloskins,
teller
at
the
local
branch
of
the.
Hoyal
Hank,
let!
for
Vancouver
Thursday,
he-i
ing
transferred
lo
one
of
I
he
branches
in
that
city.
Miss
Helen
Orant
arrived
In
l
own
on
Thursday
from
Prince
llupert
and
is
spending
the
bal
ance
of
the,
holiday
season
as
I
hoi
guesi
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
X.
Kil
Patrick.
have
again
disappeared
and
on
Thursday
the
snow
and
ice
weriy
treated
lo
some
bright
sunshine!
nid
warm
winds,
making
the.
Mrs.
Ifeesley
of
Prior
llupert
TIKBER
SALE
X
7370.
scaled
Trnilers
will
1?
r"felved
by
the
Minister
of
Linil
at
Victoria
not
later
than
ii'Kiti
on
Hie
2Ut
day
of
January,
l'Jiii,
for
Ihe
imrcrta
of
Llrence
X737U.
tu
rut
f.iii.000
liiK
Jl
fret
ol
Cedar
role
ami
I'IIiiik
on
an
irea
tltuated
about
lln
.'
mile"
wpsi
or
rort
r.lemrnt,
ora-liam
Uland,
(jueen
Clurlatte
Jilarut
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
iimiier.
Kurllwr
parllrul.irs
of
the
Chief
For
ever,
viriona,
ii.i;.,
or
District
Kormer,
I'rlnee
llniert,
Il.C.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltaa
Land
!
In
Queen
Charlotte
Olitrlrt
Unci
He
'
sordlnj
Iil'trlrt
of
I'rtnce
llupert,
and
:
situate
at
Shannon
Itay.
TAk'K
NOTICK
that
flcberl
C.
Oonne
cf
'
Vanroiiver,
Il.C,
ocruiiallon
canneryman.
I
imrnu;
in
appiy
ror
t
lease
or
the
roi-;
lowing
(lesrrlhed
lands:
cofnnwncinir
at
a
it
planted
on
an
;
UHimuea
island
lyu.;
.
am,
w.
(14
I
chains,
more
or
less)
from
southwest
cor
ner
of
Lot
1548.
O.C.I..
Hanre
5:
thence
followlnir
meandering
or
shore
line
of
aald
Island
to
point
or
commencement,
an
containing
JV4
teres,
more
or
lea.
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
a.
MOefc.fi,
Area
riait
tetr4tee
sth
4
0
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
ot
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lsaaa
Land
In
ITlnci
ltiiiert
Und
llerordlnir
District
,
or
Cjal
Hanire
I,
and
tltuate
ou
Soiitu
Itarhael
Island.
I
TAKE
AOTICK
that
Airred
Swanson,
ol
I
I'rlnee
llupert,
occupation
Mariner.,
In
I
lend?
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of,
Itm
follow-
inK
nescrtocn
lands
:
Cfiirinienclna;
at
a
post
planted
on
tha
miii
III
point
or
South
liachael
island:
then
aroiiixl
tilth
water
mark
to
the
point
or
roniiiienceinent,
and
conulnlni
CO
acreg,
more
or
less.
ALFIIED
3WANSON,
Applicant
,
.
.
,
,
.
E.
Wright,
Aicut,
bated
October
tth.
igta,
Vrioc
RuperL
u.u
is
spending
Ihe
holidays
nt
the
homo
of
her
son,
J.
.T.
Ileesley,
in
lown.
Olof
Hanson
spent
Tuesday
in
Smithers,
reluming
lo
bis
Prince
llupert
home
on
Wednesday
ntehl.
Mr.
Hanson
will
make
another
trip
to
his
Smilhers
office
next
week
and
shortly
after
lluhe
will
leave
with
Mrs.
Hanson
on
a
trip
lo
South
America.
L.
S.
Mefiill
is
on
a
trip
to
Vic
toria
where
he
will
appear
in
th"
Court
of
Appeals
ease
involving
a
dispute
between
O.
T.
I.indland
and
Harry-
f!azanolT
as
an
outcome
of
a
partnership
in
the
conduct
of
the
Smithers
.Hotel.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
F..
Kirby,
pllpn's'
of
Ihe
Smithers
high
arrived
in
Smithers
,
Thursday
morning
and,
al
their
home
that
evening,
were
tho
hosts
for
t$i
while
to
a
large
and
merry
ohivarec
crowd
who.
under
the
leadership
ol
Oeorge
Wall,
had
paraded
up
Main
Street
lo
the
Kirby
home
distributing
'loises',,
in
every
variety
ami
oescnpiion.
Indications
of
frosty
weather
school
slaged
a
surprise
par
Jy
on
Christmas
night
in
honor
of
Craig
Millar.
The
young
folks
gathered
up
in
town
.and
des
cended
on
the
Miller
home
lo
Mm
number
of
a
score
and
a
pleasant
jevening
was
spent
at
games
and
"'Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
entertained
at
two.
tables
of
bridge
on
Monday
evening
last.
Mrs.
.I.
K.
prospects
of
a
skating
rink
lookF,.nM
,,avfnjr
,,,,,
B(
f(Jr
,,,
:i
as
far
far
away
nwnv
ns
as
nl
al
Ihe
the
tieginnin
liptriiinititrl
t
of
December.
.urs
K,rKpair,CK
ami
.
.
,.,
.,,,
,,,
lene,
former
resulen
of
H4fcfti1(ll
Ipir
huM
J
ei-8,
are
spending
a
few
iay
in
town
the
guetn
of
Mrs.
Holterts.
Coming
down
the
hill
lo
spend
Christmas
I
lie
men
on
the
work
ing
force
at
the
Hahine
Silver
King
properly
report
steady
pro
gress
in
driving
the
drill
.mine!
on
the
rich
showing
of
ore
cpen-
ed
un
on
that
property
a
fortnight
ago.
They
have
extended
Ihe
drift
in
the
vein
In
thirty
feel
and
report
an.
improvement
in
ore
values
by
the
increase
in
native
silver
showings
in
the.
latest
ore
to
be
taken
out.
The
greatest
trade
in
the
history
of
Smithers
business
is
reported
by
the
proprietors
of
sev-eral
store
having
stocks
lo
meet
the
demand
for
Christmas
gifts.
Some
of
the
merchants
reported
evening.
On
Tuesday
evening
Jhe
rnem-
a
clean
sweep
of
their
gift
goods
pressing
'siug
o.emsen
early
in
Ihe
evening
preeeiling,,,ad
a
lovel'
,,ar,y
Christmas.
TERRACE
NOTES
W.
"Ellis,
wIk,
has
been
doing
development
work
on
'J.
fiabricF
mineral
claims
on
Copper
lliver
w.9
brought
into
Terrace
quite
ill
on
Tuesday
and
oil
Wednesday
night
was
takcTh
to
Hazcltnn
Hos
pital
by
Dr.
Large.
Mr.
Sanson,
who
has
been
acting
as
clerk
at
the
Terrace
Hotel
for
the
past
two
years,
and
Peter
McDonald,
ferryman
-
at
Itemo,
left
on
Friday
morning
on
a
holiday
trip
lo
Vancouver
WEs-
.r-J
Jm
lertained
al
three
tables
of
hridgc
on
Wednesday
evening
in
compli
ment
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
11.
Mar
ker
who
are
soon
leaving
on
a
holiday
I
rip
to
Honolulu
11.
S.
Creelman
of
North
Van
couver,
who
has
been
in
Terrace
for
some
days
settling
up
Ills
garage
business
here,
left
for
Hiel
......1.
1
1
.
I
..1
1
i
.miiiiii
on
riiiifiiay
iimnting.
Henry
Walhcrg
left
for
Van
corner
on
Wednesday
morning
l.
spend
Ihe
winter
months.
ALICE
ARM
There
was
born
lo
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
W.
Stephen
of
Alice
Arm,
at
the
Any
os
Hospital
on
Decemhe:
2G,
a
daughter.
In
addition
to
Ihe
lease
let
on
the
Kspemuza
a
short
time
ago,
another
hus
been
let
on
mi
ore
showing
on
another
part
of
tho
property.
This
lease
hus
lienn
let
lo
Messrs.
Norman,
Frosor,
Charlie
I.ee
and
Tony
Galfer,
nnd
they
will
work
a
little
above
and
300
feet
soulb
of
the
main
workings.
This
lease
expires
nl
the
mil
of
May.
The
work
of
taking
out
ore,
from
tfle'
surface
on
the
Wolf
properly
has
Iwen
rotinhuleil
and
lack
Fivft
hac
commenced
ihr
driving
iff
a
tunnel,
which
will
encounter'
Hie
ore
underground.
A
new
blacksmith
shop
anil
ore
Ipjmb'er
dt
friends
al
a
ileliffli!-!'1"4'''
naB
,"en
"n"lrul,d
near
ful
parly
held
at
the
home
of
'Mr.!,,IP
n'Hi
of
the
tunnel,
nnd
and
Mrs.
J.
Morse
Halt,
whose
tenth
wedding
anniversary
it
va.
The
prizes
of
the
evening
went
lo
.Mrs.
A.
H.
Harker
and
(ieorgc
Dover.
After
the
serving
of
re
freshments
by
Ihe
club
ladies,
an
enjoyable
hour
was,
spent
in
music
and
dancing.
everything
is
in
radine
for
the
winter's
work
Th
mild
bright
weather
that
has
prevuiled
of
late
is
a
surprise
lo
even
the
oldest
residents
of
Alice
Ann.
Flower
can
stiH
be
guthered
in
some
of
Hie
Alien
Arm
gardens.
On
Christmas
Day
Mrs.
Cha.
Oiirscv
was
hostess,
J,rH-
J-
"
bealley
picked
some
w
it
n:it:
.
m
at
II
ilelifflilfnl
nliit.lrnn'a
n;rlv
nnl'''"'
Vt
IlliaillS.
Willie
Jirs.
.1.
Wednesday
afternoon
when
she!,Ia""a
P"',,rP''
"
mimlior
of
fin
entertained
Ihe
girls
of
her
Sun-1,ansy
lllo"s""-
day
school
class
at
her
homo'
!.
ni,
or.
Tl,n
......
n
I
X
was
very
pleasantly
spent
in
games
and
music
afler
which
de-Upious
refreshmeiits
wore
served
On
starting
for
home
each
child
was
presented
with
a
useful
11!
He
SPORT
CHAT
Never
were
there
so
many
warriors
with
unusual
names
pluy-
ift
and
all
came
away
ex-Jing
foolball
across
Ihe
border
us
themselves
as
haviuv
during
the
past
reason.
D'Ain-
hntsia
was
the
name
of
an
Illinois
player,
and
then
there
como
that
famous
Michigan
pair.
Piieylewatz
and
Osterhaan.
And
lhaii
eainr
Ciidll
of
flblo-
State
MltlonwaIiher,and
-flreiilhotiso
iif
llliit6fr.droh'r-'wrVrtrtViV
1
Nydahl
if
.Minnesota,
Ilodawig,
Italfensperger
ami
Krasuski,
of
Iowa,
Threlfall
and
Merkohrad
of
Purdue,
Palmeroll
of
Michigan.
Apilz
or
Chicago,
DykiuMi.
Hal-mi,
Prucha
andiiser,
of
Indiana,
and
Ilovik-and
Klupper,
of
English
boxing
experts
think
J.
L.
Hethiiren,
Usk
merchant,
that
they
have
found
in
one,
was
a
business
visitor
to
Terrace
Teddy
Unblock,
a
youthful
pro-
on
Wednesday,
Idigy
who
may
orove
a
second
Major
G.
W.
Hearnc.
of
Lnkelse
halchery
was
in
lown
on
Thursday
.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
L.
O.
Bkinner
nf
Copper
City
were
in
lown
for
tho
New
Year's
ball.
1
4
Jimmy
Wilde
and
retrieve
some
of
England's
lost
pugilistic
fame.
Since
leaving
xchnol,
three
years
ago,
Hahlock,
who
is
a
stripling
of
17,
lias
been
in
I2i
fights
and
has
never
met
with
defeat.
He
is
regarded
as
a
hero
in
the
Hast
Knd
where.,
he
has
often
fought
twice
daily.
The
lad
comes
of
Dan
Mason
of
Copper
Glly
w.if
boxing
slock,
his
grandfather,
in
town
on
Wednesday.
Miss
Elanda
Marsh,
who
has
been
spending
her
vacation
at
Mm
home
ofther
parents
here
returned
lo
Prince
llupert
on
Friday
morning.
J.
D.
Wells
of
Usk,
was
a
business
visitor
on
Wednesday.
W.
Thompson
of
Kalum
Lake
was
In
lown
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
E.
T.
Kenney
en-
having
foughl
in
Ihe
bareknuckle
days
in
Ihe
squared
circle,
and
his
father
also
being
a
fighter.
His
latest
victory
occurred
in
London
when
he
defeated
An-loine
Merlo,
a
Frenchman,
in
a
brilliant
exhibition.
SPEND
ON
MOVIES
PAIUR.
.fan.
2.
Patrons
of
the
Seventh
Art"
as
the
French
call
Ihe
cinema
-conlri-biile.il
orie-Hiird
of
the
entlro
nmounl
spent
in
1921
by
the
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
VOU
tef
HC
v
tj
DVEr4TrH
FOIl
&,LK.
After
the
firm
of
the
year,
complete
dance
outfit
of
drums
and
accqusorM
and
set
of
24
octave
Dagn
orchestra
hells.
For
iletnHs
anil
further
information,
se
n.
I..
Horio.
SOU
FOIl
SAI.i:.
Ilmnswiek
phono
graph,
uprigtit
ntyle.
in
funinl
oak,
almost
new.
aost
(186.
Prlee
I00.
Piillen,
DaHy
News
Offiee.
tf
FOR
BALK.
Forty
horse
powe
stationary
steam
engine,
nenrlv
new.
Apply
P.ti.
Itox
310.
Prince
llupert
Il.C.
TO
RENT
FOR
ItKNT.
Modern
four
roomed
flat
with
Monaruh
range,
Clapp
Mode.
Woslenhaver
Itro.
if
FOIl
HKST.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
FOUIt
llnom
Suile
for
llcnt.
Hot
waler
heat.
Apply
Smllli
t
Mallctt.
Ltd.
tf
MODKHN
FLAT
for
llent.
A)py
Max
Hellhrnner.
f
BOARD
1IOAIID.
Very
larire
room
lo
suit
two
men
willing
to
share.
125
Thitil
Avenue,
Phone,
Ile,
Mfl.
HOAHD
&
1100.M
in
comfortublo
home
Aijdv
u.
Dailv
News
office.
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S.lfi
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1.17
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1022
Ohlsmobile
,
5
jiassen-ger
touring
$0(10.0(1
1020
Nash
5
passenger
louring
$850.00
1031
Overland
Sedan..
$700.00
19
19
lleo
k
seven
passenger
louring
$700.00
1923
Ford
Coupe,
balloon
tires
car
like
new
$(150.00
1922
Ford
Tud.ir
sedan,
$425.00
1922
Ford
Coupe
$350.00
1021
Foril
one
Ion
truck,
panel
body
$375.00
Ford
light
delivery,
chassis,
rebuilt
All
cars
guaranteed
mechanical
condition
lerms
can
be
arranged.
$175.00
In
good
Kasv
KAIEN
OARAGE
Ford
and
Chcvrole.1
Service
Station.
Agents
for
"McLaughlin.
Oakland,
Oldsmobile
and
Chevrolet
cars,
lleo,
O.M.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
WflFCKLVO
SF.IIVICK
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
theatre-going
public
of
Paris
lo
Ihe
movies.
The
box
offices
in
Ihe
100
and
more
cinema
houses
in
Hie
capital
and
suburbs
last
year
look
in
100,500,000
franca.
To
Whom
it
may
Conoern:
LOST
.OST.
;td
wefat
wnt&
Hin7l
AUCTIONEERS.
It
give
me
great
pleamire
'n
iwonimend
.
F.
Urine.
ne-tionrer
of
the
City
of
Princ
IlUMrl.
for
the
able
maniMr
in
whieh
lie
condMeted
Ihe
sale
of
my
furniture
etc.
nnd
fnr
tb
prompt
seltlemenl
direelly
after
the
wile
was
vw.
n
oAiiifirrr,
Prine
llupert.
UAi.
Detwrnlxn'
30,
ivti.
14ST.--l.aily'
purte
mMUamlng
sum
of
money,
in
or
pear
tli
IHist
office.
Finder
plM
notify
Daily
New
offiea.
plaase
return
In
Daily
News
office.
Reward.
Umi'.
Fob
nugget.
Frnder
frWse
return
to
Jully
Naws
office.
1
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
FUIINITI'IIK
ami
ltttnge
hoiiirlil.
sold
ami
exchaiig4Mi.
New
furniture
ami
ranges
exchangml
for
your
old
one.
Dedrooo,,
living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
alwuys
in
stock.
Al-way
watch
my
window,
I
Fa
changed
daily.
A.
MMkensie.
Furniture.
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
flust)
Bix-
and
seven
.
passenger
Sliidev
bakers
at
y-Mir
dispoH.il
any
tin?-'
for
SOc
Service
ROSS
BROS,
POOL
nO
DM
fVleekcf
Block
Ae-.
irom
Finpri-os
Unlet
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Pbonn
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
yop
want
anything
jenl
fur,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
r
i
ib,
qq
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
FurnU
tore
Store.
We
Iluy,
Sell
and
Hx
change
New
and
Secondhand
(ioods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
H:i0
Third
Ave.
Phone
0C
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agents
for.
Columbia
Ilecords
Wo
repair
Phoiiogmphs.
Hicycles,
Huggtes,
llacquelfl
nnd
Musical
In
drumeuU
of
all
kinds
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tinrft
4-
-
.
Saturday,
January
2
High
3:Vt
a.m.
18.8
fl.
15:17
p.m.
10.7
"
l.w
9:.lo
a.m.
H.fS
"
2t:5K
p.m.-
n.l)
'
Sunday,
January
3
High
1:18
a.m.
.18.9
ft.
Ifi:5t
n.m.
to.
2
'
Low
lo:oo
nln.
o.i
"
22
:.I3
p.m.
i'j)
"
Monday.
January
4
"igh
1:50
a.m.
lfi.7
Tl
lrt:.')r,
p.m.
18.5
41
Low
10:50
a.m.
li.l
"
23:10
p.m.
fl.
I
"
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&
jvltN
rtiiiir
iTi-iiTP
nx
t
nni
nfrr
inn
Oltll
irr
Inn.
FrTuc
Settwicc.
Inc
'CMPM"'
UAILI
WE.W
ILAdainiilJ
M)b.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
,Jei
than
50c
KTM
.
ROTHWELL'S
ROTHWELL'S
MKS
WANTF.D
lo
learn
Auto-tractor,
ilatlery
ignition,
Oxy-acetylene
welding
mil
vulcanising.
We
also
leanli
brieklav.
ing,
plastering
and
tile-settitig
Write
or
call,
Hemphill
Auto
Engineering
School,
10
Hastings
Street
Kant,
Vancouver.
Il.C.
If
UDIHS
WANTHD
1o
lonrn
Heaitly
Culture
Write
or
onti
for
free
oatnlogue.
.Moler
Ileauty
Shop,
Id
Hastings
SI.
Kant,
Vancouver,
H.C.
tf
WANTHD.
Plain
Kcving.
Phone
5K0.
tf
FOR
SALE
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
in
4
tilocks.
per
loiwl
SC.
CO.
.
AI.T
IIKHIUNii..
-
-
A.
ISAACSON,
fcnl
tktve.
Plume
I
Hack
tftl
VP
Article!
Lost
and
round,
&
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
ItaggURl'
.I'M,'
i
;.
Stniut:l.iitle
Ni
o.
-
k
3B2.
fe.
l
,,
TRAPPERS!
I
NF.ED
lo.noo
MIVK
I.,
prlcen
pant
m.
sell
your
fin
-
I:
buy
them.
W.
GOLDDLOOM,
Hei'Hinl
1m
The
Homi
-'
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MAIL
SCHEDULE
ouT-ooma,
fvr
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tuu.
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an.:
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triii
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and
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tnd
Ave.
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tart
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MOVEMENTS
For
Vanceuvtr
Tuesday
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i
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Vancouvae
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salunlay
.
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-
n-
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Jan.
tl
--.
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Jan.
5
s.
friiic..
M;ir
.
For
Port
llmpaon
and
Maaa
RUtr
Thiir-d.i.v
".
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i
From
Port
Simpson
and
Naaa
Wltar-BiIiimJ.iv
-a.
Can
in
For
Alaska
Jan
.II
.
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fR
m,
I'rinri--.
fro-r
Alaska
Jin
I
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Jn
-
I'riu.-e-
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Itawart,
'Anjoa
and
Allc
Arnv
Funilav
-a.
Carilrm
WWIneailaya
as.
I'rlnrr
Itiuicn
From
lawart,
Antos
ond
Alls
Arm
TiiWKtay
-
as.
canlcna
Krlilaya
-aa.
prince
Ililpcrt
For
Anyos
a.
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From
Anyoi
Vitr
Maiv
Rat
ii
nln
vs
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For
Quaan
Charlolt
Islanda
.
Jan.
s
-ss.
prlni'n
John
Jan.
tl--aa
I'rlnee
Jnhn
From
Quaan
Charlotto
Islands-Jan
fl
Prince
John
Jio.
24-11.
Prlnea
John