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of
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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
.Ian
nary
10,
I92n".
Elections
Over
And
Now
For
Business.
The
elections
arc
over
mid
now
it
is
must
deiraulo
Rial
we
Iry
to
foigel
eveolhiug
ami
get
down
to
Inline.
One
in
cident
left
an
unpleasant
remembrance,
wjlli
the
supporters
of
1m
lit
parties.
The
minor
was
'spread
that
(lie
reason
the
mayor
liif
mil
.inni'.ir
.il
.1
ineelinir
which
he
hat!
railed
wa
liecaue
1i
liml
heen
"doned"
liv
some
of
Ike
Mc.Moidie
siiporler.s.
Thi
iivnv
mil
hnve
heen
dune
oflieially
hut
it
had
a
considerable
result
iin
the
outcome.
Whether
Ihe
difference
was
sufficien
li
hhve
ehanited
the
retnoentatidn
seems
uncertain.
At
any
rale
Mr.
Nowlon
is
elected
and
nov
the
tliiiiK
to"
do
is
to
try
to
unite
oil
our
forces
for
the
benefit
of
Prince
Rupert
'
Position
At
Ottawa
U
Not
Encouraatna.
.
..
,
'
The
preseul
poili(yi
id
Ottawa
is
not
.encouraging.
The
government
majority
of
'three
i-
less
than
might
have
been
ex
peeled
but
it
is
thought
that
"on
general
business
vide-
pracli-
callv
all
the
Progressive's
will
vote,
with
the
government.
Ji
til
1
l
"l.
.
I..
A
v
I.
I.....
Lumber
Btick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winttr't
supply
01
Ntinaimo-Welling
ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
HESSE
No
one
envies
the
legislators
their
jobs
jiM
mm
iniioh
less
do
we"
1'ifvv
the
members
of
the
cmeniiiienl.
The
curious
thing
about
the
ilualiou
is
that
a
change
of
government
would
not
improve
matters.
The
parly
in
power
would
still
be
there
through
the
support
of
the
Progressives
and
lliat
iirouii
'would
dictate
the
'policy.
As
they
are
a
low
tariff
group
While
the
government
is
avowedly
prriteslionit,
it
is
dif-
.
.
..
.
hi.
i!
r..
1:1
1..
IKMlll
lo
iee
now
lliey
eotuii
possmij
sausij
tiiutr
iohmiioiwu.
Sowash
Document
Has
'
'
(.
Much
-
Human
nterest.
The
document
left
by
the
criminal
Sowaslr
before
his
exe
cution
has
a
great
deal
of
human
interest
and
coming
from
the
pen
of
an
intelligent
mail
just
on
the:
cte
of
his
death
wlieii
he
knew
thai
his
hours
were
numbered,
give
il
a
note
of
sincerity
that
would
not
olherwise
be
obtained.
Thai
we
do
not
treat
the
criminal
properly
is
becoming
an
accepted
opinion.
Wc
have
set
up
a
false
standard
of
values,
as
he
n,
and
we
bow
down
and
worship
the
god
Mammon.
'
Then
when
some
person
(ollows
his
natural
bent
to
extremes,
we
incarcerate
him
or
ex
eeule
him.
-
.
.
HP"
v.
.
.
,-.
.
Is
It
Revenge
Or
Reform
We
Seek?
When
we.
punish'
n
criminal
i
it
wilh
the
purpose
of
re
yejiging
society
or
is
it
wilh
I
lie
idea
or
reforming
Ihe
criminal
If
it
is
revenge,
11
is
time
lor
a
change
of
atuuule.
If
it
is
re
.form
wc
are.seekhig,
we
take
a
ciiripu
melluMl
nf
carrying
It
The-leiideney
of
Ihe
day
is
toward
a
more
sane
method
of
treatment
of
prisojiers.
rime
was
wheuereii
suspected
pris
oners
were
severelv
piiiiisheu.
,Miv
convicted
prisoners
are
known
to
be
largely
the
product,
of
our
itiiluNiUhy
ideal
am
qraniped
ideas.
If
there
are
criminals,
someone
is
responsible
and
least
of
all
the
poor
'wretch
whom
.we
punish.
Children
arc
born
badly
because
their
parent
did
not
have
a
chance
llimugl
poverty,
or
else
they
have
frittered
away
their
chances
by
indulgence
in
vice
made
possible
by
the
desire
for
gain.
In
any
case
the
false
standards
iire
at
fault.
The
desire
to
make
money
to
spend
on
ourselves
inl
the
bottom
of
most
of
our
debauchery.
R
Is
Useless
to
say
''The
poor
ye
have
always
wilh
you."
The
poor
ought
not
lo
be
with
us.
The
day
is
rapidly
approaching
when
there
will
be
no
poor,
and
consequently
no
commercialized
vice.
.
Discussing
Halifax
1
Because
They
Howl.
t
Halifax
aiid
St.
John,
Canadian
porls
on
Ihe
Atlantic
seaboard,
are
raising;
a
howl
which
is
rapidly
becoming
a
political
Usue,
because
grain
Is
niit
being
shipped
that
way
but
is
instead
going
to
American
ports,
which
arc
nearer
and
more
convenient.
The
real
howl
should
be
lhal
jrrniil
does
not
iro
to
Prince
Ru
pert,
which
is
nearer
Ihe
market
tliafi
the
American
ports,
more
accessible
a,no
the
harbor
is
open
all
the
year
round.
II
1
difficult
to
force
freight
out
of
a
natural
course.
All
Prince.
Rupert
aks
is
that
the
grain
be
allowed
lo
lake
it
natural'
j
our.se
and
not
lie
diverted
therefrom
by
lhoe
inlcre
lei)
in.
terminal
piaut
lnil
transportation
concerns
in
olhcr
pl.ac.e5,
-v
1
ANNUAL
BALL
OF
BATTALION
Many
Enjoyed
Big
Event
Auditorium
Last
Evening
and
Stayed
Lata
In
It
was
three
o'rlock
Ibis
.morn-
ins
when
the
bar
dance
jriven
by
the
First
Rattatlon
iNorlhern
1
t.t
Regiment
broke
up
and
theft
those
present
seemed
reluctant
to
leave.
R
was
a
most
enjoyable
event.
The
hall
wns
hrilli-iitlv
decorated
with
flaps
of
all
nations
and
huntinig
ami
that
wilh
Hie
gay
dresses
of
the
ladle.
)n
service
uniforms
-of
Hie
sailors
and
the
piclureipie
Karb
of
the
navy
hoys
together'
with
an
occasional
red
coat
and
a
few
killies,
pave
a
11101
charming
effect.
The
music
wn
pro
vided
hy
Hood's
orchelra
made
up
of
Kenny
Itnod,
Mis
Morrison,
ami
Messrs.
Vilon,
Reale,
Rorie.
and
Ralagno.
Mr.
Pon
der
played
the
e.vlra
and
th
hoyV
hand
played
the
grand
inarch.
Charles
Youngman
made
a
very
efficient
master
of
ceremonies;
,
Supper
wa
served
uplairs
hy
(he
ladies'
auxiliary
asileil
hy
nicinhers
of
Ihe
regiment,
threi
sittings
being
reqdired
to
provide
for
something
like
2
fin
per
softs
who
were
present.
Com
millees
in
chansre,
uiuler
general
supervision
of
(JapL
I'vill,
were
ns
follows:
Music
Lieut.
Rarnsley
and
Uapdniaster
Wilson.
Invitations
I.ieut.
llix.
Sjrl.
A.
Milrrajv
Me.
Geo.
Wilkinson.
Finanre
Lieut.
Norris
Prin
gle
and
.gl.
F..
l
iiwin.
Refreslunenls
Ha
pi.
Tinker,
Fat.
I.avery.
l'le.
Frank
Ruell.
I.adie'
Auxiliary,
and
Mrs;
Tre
tnayne.
Decoration
r
I.ieut.
Floyd,
Pet.
II.
A.
.Ponder,
and
Set
Smiire.
Floor
--O..S.M.
C
Youngmnn.
GRAIN
MOVING
TO
VANCOUVER
Going
There
as
Fast
as
It
Can
be
Absorbed
Says
Superintendent
of
Transportation
V!.MPF.(J,
.Ian.
Ifi.
--
The
Movement
of
grain
into
Yancou-j
ver
continues
to
break
I
lie
reconf
of
all
previous
years
and
is
go.
inz
ahead
n
quickly
a
shipping
facilities
at
the
Pacific
Cons!
port
can
aborb
the
offerings,
said
A.
W.
Wilcox;
ereneral
superintendent
of
Ihe
Canadian
Na
tional
Hallways,
in
discussing
Ihe
weekly
grain
figure
last
n
glil.
To
dale
the
movement
o.r
ftcinadtan
Xatkuial
flnilwarn
to
Ihe
Pacific
port
is
more
I
ban
fivi
times
a
heay
as
lhal
of
the
sauie
period
of
11)21-25
and
deliveries
are
only
limited
by
the
ability
of
Uie
port
facilities
In
handle
the
grain
consigned
there
From
August
l
I'.'-S
to
mid-night
January
l.'J,
this
year,
a
total
of
10,28(1
cars
had
been
delivered
lo
Yancouver
by
X
ItailwavH
and
wilh
the
majority
of
shipments
.now
being
loaded
in
Alberta,
this
tolal
is
being!
fe:nll1i.
ini.rit.iMil
-
VI.
.luiiniievf
1
1
3.
last,
year,
the
tojal
(felivcriin
Caiiadi';in
gifliu?'by
Canadian
National
to
Yancouver
were
only
2,003
cars.
Total
prairie
loadings
on
the
(J.N.Il.
for
Ihe
week
ending
lasl
night
at
midnight
were
:),r5r,nou
bushy!
iu
2,819
ears,
an
increase
of
more
than
IPO
percen'.
over
l
lie
1
,9511,000
bushels
and
1,133
cars
for
the
same
period
of
11121.
Slocks
in
store
showeu
u
slight
decrease,
marketings
beting
2,808,000
bushels
and
fie
balance
of
loadings
coming
from
store,
leaving
18.1'J'I.OOO
busheU
now
in
slock
on,
Canadian
N'n-1
lional
lines
against
1
1.918.000
huslieU
at
tlfls
date
Inst
year.
Since
August.
1,
Canadian
No-lional
Railways
have
loaded
120,
3i'J
cars
containing
I62,8.)(',000
bushel
again.1l
.03,
HPJ
cars
and
Kl.33i.000
bushels
in
the
same
period
of
1
1)21-25.
Of
Ihe
week'
loading
qf
3,855.000
bushels
the
province
l
Alberta
loaded
2fi;.ono
bushels.
.
Clearance4
during
the
week
from
Vancouver
totalled
nine
vessel
wilh
an
aggregate
of
1,380,000
bushels
of
grain,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
!
.1.
Thompson.
Yancouver.
Central
A,
A,
Maelionald,
Yancouver;
11.
Uaysou,
IlamlUoii.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
Hillllls.
An
withoui
enaldes
sayat
j
RAV.KRo.NK
is
thai
pari
of
tli(
anatomy
sadly
wauling,
even
in-
invert
elirule
3
diffenurt
manner.
uilmal
is
one
Jiatkbone.
A
r.HAR
r5
an
invert
ehrale".
Pit
INCH
liliierl
eopti
liave
been'
accused
or
iMwitg
a
gang
of
bootleggers
selling
lo
eaeh
oilier.
Tlial
remind
n
that
'
Florida
(odav
the
people
are
mostly
a
gang
of
real
estate
.tenter
sell.
ins
under
w!M-
lots
tl
eaWi
oilier.
WF
all
admin-
thrift
hut
hate
Hie
man
who
is
thrifty.
LOYI
i
that
ip'aliiy
wlileh
a
youiii!
lady
to
believe
Ihe
damueilcsl
b"s
tolil
by
young
men
of
no
moral
calibre.
1
TIIK
re.leeniiiivs
r.-atine
aboiil
niiristmas
toys
llial
lliey
!
fere
broken
anil
r.
..
e
grapefidly
In
a
neglected
corner
of
lliehai
yanl
until
the
ali
man
comes.
TIIHHF
I
a
story
about
peo
ple
being
smitten
by
I
lie
jawbone
of
an
as,
but
today
wc
get
bored
by
a
similar
jHwImne
ueii
in
1
"TWO
is
coinnany
and
three
I
none"
j
apnlirahli'
only
to
unmarried
people.
After
marriage
I
wo
is
often
ton
many.
ADVIGH
lo
ainlntious
young
men:
If
'yVTti
want
a
raise,
at
enl.
(It'll
ndvicp
lo
Mackenzie
Knitf
when
ilibing
up
legislation
for
Ihe
multitude
is
:
"Take
it
with
a
Forke."
IT
Was
announce
ye.slerdan
that
Ihe
1
tovcriinieni
would
carry
on.
I
I
lioug
lit
there
had
been
queer
carrying
-onie
lime.
,
on
there
What
they
need
in
the
finv-criiiui'iit
pajtv
at
Ottawa
today
is
a
sa'cly
first
campaign
anion::
lioverninent
supiHtiier,
Three
aci'iilcnt
ami
there
miglil
he
a
eatasl
roplie.
OFFICERS
ELECTED
SECOND
DEGREE
OF
of
1
MOOSE
LAST
NIGHT
Prince
Rupert
Legion
No.
45.
the
second
degree
of
the
Royal
Order
of
Moose,
elected
v
officer-last
niclit.
Past
Oreal
North
Aloo.e
fillli
Royer.
-
treat
North
Moose.
Fred
Pead-den.
South
Moose,
R.
J.
Raeon.
Hat'Mooe,
A.
fllififserg.
West
Moose,
Sam
Arilnu.
Treasurer.
X.
Mussallem.
Herder,
Ttmr
Jolmson.
4iiihling
Mooe.
.).
It.
Slnggard.
Custodian.
R.
lloskins.
Argus.
Harry
Jackson.
Hepresenlalive
convention.
Oillis,
Itoyer
1.
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
January
16,
1916.
That
the
Portland
Canal
s
now
coming
into
il
own
as
11
mining
district
is
evidenced
hy
Hie
fact
that
Collins
A
Wat
kill
have
sliijuK
il
a
carload
of
silver-lead
ore
to
Trad
from
the
Kansas
(iroup
on
American
Creek,
n
Her
Face
Was
Covered
With
Large,
Red
Pimples
Minn'
0
ret
Carlisle,
23
Ionian!
fit.;
Brautford,
Out.,.
wrib:
"A
utiort
while
go,
mj
1tx
wai
romclrtel
covereil
with
large
eil
fiinijile,
aiul
it
irned
that
it
w
alrnont
iiri(citlA
for
me
to
get
rid
of
tlicm,
ai
hothinj
I
took.
kPcincit
to
!o
mu
any
giKxl.
One
day
I
noticed
an
advertisement
and
I
win
seter
regret
th
&T
1
lught
it,
aa,
bow,
my
tM
l
entirely
cleared
up
of
blotchea
and
jjimj.let
vt
tery
kind."
'
f
Tot
the
paat
47
yeari
R.B.n.
has
been
put
up
onlj
by
Tht
T.
Milbura
to,
Liaiud,
TroaU)
Oat
-
-
-
;)
111
B
.BF.pMm
1
r;jlHBWlBlBlK
M
I
BJIBH
t
who
likes
his
Tobacco
Just
a
UUe
stronger
ymmy
HBmBSSflV
'2
lb
vacuum
I
aBBBB
uiunrimiern
av
luerCTll
TflilTCrt
MVMn
tw
ClMAflA
lIMITlC
value
of
around
SI
10
per
ton,
bing
shown.
Rrtiggy
V
M"I,eo
1
also
trlpixil
i;
ton
from
l!ie
I'rico-.Monlana
group
on
Mar-,
mot
Hi
Ver
showing
1
00
per
ion
and
Rill
Forrest
nenl
down
:i
;
smaller
consignment
from
near!
Hie
-Red
ClilTe
running
about,
200
per
ton.
j
Fully
four
hundred
people
are
daily
enjoying
.skating
on
the
rink
nl
Ihe
Mttrkel
Place
-which
lvn
preparel
ny
meiuher
of
Iho
Amateur
Alhlellc
Association.
A
dres
ciimival
i
bing
planned
lo
lake
plare
next
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F..
Rnzell-
Joues
re
planning
to
leave
sliorlly
for
a
trip
Kt.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InKnllon
le
Apply
to
In
I'rliirc
llutwrl
Unit
Rrmrdlnt
Dl
irlri
or
l'finr
liviri,
ami
tiuiita
11,
ixirili
horr
or
shannon
Hay.
Queen!
t
lurlor.r
lalania.
lt.i
.
TAkK
M1(;
lut
Junes
Fi!dtniti
sirini
and
Hubert
c.
lirmw,
nf
Van-..uver,
II.
C,
rriiialln
-aiiner
men,
IiOiihI
tn
tpply
for
a
U-t'f
tlw
rullnwihf
do
.
rillml
rurfntuirp
at
shannon
Bay.
on
i:iiarlillr
lUml
'4inriirnrliiir
at
a
pot
Uiitd
on
th
i-tii.rp
ir
Shannon
Hay
atxiul
r.iid
frri
in
a
unuUiW'trMrrly
dlrfllm
rreni
auntb
il
rnrner
m
lnt
IStft,
aald
pixt
ixtna!
nirilH-al
mrncr
or
an
aMli.iUon
to
pm
!
rham
tiy
Ja.
Flflillnir
Slrani:
Ihnif'i
tnultiHrslrrlr
rllowiiiw
hi
ah
atrr
mark)
of
shannon
Hay
itmul
Ino
fl
t
a
Iit,
9r9
tul
outh
and
7R7
ftl
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t
Ion
111
1
l
rnriw-r
or
lt
llll;
thni.-i.
ur
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rerl
to
Urn
hlrli
wairr
mafK
or
an
l-tjiul
heluir
an
application
to
Irani)
byj
iiuikti
1..
iurnr
iioriiHTiy,
vir.t
i-rlv
and
Miuthnlrrly
follimlnr
the
tilth
watrr
mark
or
naid
I'ljiiil
to
a
polnl
tl
mhi
Hi
and
itr.s
ri.'t
ci
or
Minlh-!t
rorner
ttl,
lirne
mI
100
fffl;
Ihi'tirr
nor
Ih
t:in
rrrt,
morr
or
lle-mr
cat
(So
tfH.
inoie
or
Iras,
lo
the
point
or
cruiitiiprirriiirnt,
and
i-oinalnlnt
arrp,
morr
or
lra.
1IOUT.
C.
OoSSK
ami
Palril
m.
iu:i.ni.o
stiiaxo.
Prr
Win.
O.
SfAvrinlirr
lllth.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca,
ot
Intantlon
to
Land.
Apply
tpnlirant.
Mll'tietl.
Airmt.
1915
to
Laaaa
In
Iho
ITlnir
nuprrl
Land
tlirordlni
Dlrlrlrl
and
oltiiate
on
an
tinnnmnl
llrt
In
the
Kailern
rntram-n
to
limlson
Hay
ra(-
near
iunla
Inland,
nine
I'nnt!
n.x.
u.
TAkK
.MiTICK
that
Grow
Onrdon
IliMh
'
hy
or
I'rlm-e
liiiprl.
B.C..
Manufacture:
,i
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mi
lor
IOI'
InWInr
dnrrilH'il
Litula:
Coniinrnrinr
at
a
ikii
lliiate
on
I
parily
aiilmirriri-d
tftt
or
rork-
radlatlnir
from
aame
In
Prartirally
a
rlrrir,
havina
a
raditia
of
alx.nt
l.Soo
fret
and
run-talnlnr
100
arrra,
inure
or
lei.
.
GKOIIOK
OOniiON
BU81IBT.
t1tm-
tinti-
Qh
Of
IN
PROBATE,
In
tha
Supram
Court
or
Brltlih
Columbia
In
the
Matter
or
tln
Adinlnjiilratlnn
Art
and
;ln
Iho
Mailer
or
Ihe
Klate
or
llanilxt)
t
rnul,
ii'reaei,
Inleatate.
TAKE
.'VOTU
K
lliat
liy
nriler
or
UK
Illotiotir
I.
Mill.
Vnimr.
the
join
day
nr
,
lirietiiher.
A.li.
Ill,
I
wa
npiolnlol
AdmlnHlralor
of
Ihe
ealato
or
luimah
(Kro.l.
iliTi'apcil.
ami
all
iarlle
havlna
rlalma
aitilml
Ihe
aald
I'ltato
are
tiefhy
required
lo
rnriiMi
arno,
iiroierly
yerl
rtril.
lo
ine
oil
nr
lieroi-.'
the
Clli
day
t
Fflirnarv.
A.d,
l.
and
all
partlea
Indented
lo
lli
el.ni.
are
ri-iinlred
to
iy
Hie
anioiini
or
their
Imtentedni'M
to
,
;n
fortliwllh.
onnl
A.
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orrtrial
Adminlalralnr,
l
H
nr.
tin.
.ami
1.
n
Dated
tha
ttb
day
of
January,
A.li.
mi.
Apartment
DINING-ROOM
Suites
Thee
snile
are
made
nil
a
smaller
scale
In
rur-e
pom)
with
the
rooms
ol
nit
apartment
ur
smal
id'
Ruth
are
111
Old
Knglrh
Oak
mid
are
the
ln(e
deign
liming
Room
I'lirnilure.
lleasotuiltty
priced
at---
$94.50
and
$113,65
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
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VACiric
Phene
123
Steamship
and
Train
Service
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PRINCC
RUPERT
Will
leave
PRINCt
RUPERT
for
VAHC0UVI.
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Ihlermrtllalf
polnti
Mill
FRIDAY
at
t
ajrt,
(
I.
PRINCE
RUPEAT
fr
STEWART
and
ANVOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
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S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
rorlnlf
bljf
for
VANCOUVER
la
QUEEN
CHARLOTTI
ISLANDS.
PASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCC
RUPERT
EVER
V
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY
al
S
p.m.
for
PRINCE
01001.
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polnH
Caalrm
Canada,
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OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
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Offlc.
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Railway
B.
C.
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from
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for
Butadala.
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Bay,
Eaat
Bftla
Balla,
Ocaan
Palla,
Namu,
A
I
aft
t'lt
Campoall
Rlr,
and
Vanoauvar
ary
Saturday
11
a.m.
Aganay
tor
all
Staamahla
Llnaa.
pull
Infcrmallon
rrom
W.
O.
ORCXARD
Banaral
Afant.
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ot
h
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and.
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VICTORIA
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Bay.
and
Alan
Bay,
Taaaday,
ICJ
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alan
Bay,
and
Swanaoa
BaY,
Saturday,
10
-for
ANY0X,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rl.r
Cannarlaa,
Thuraday
p.m.
for
PORT
6fAPS0N,
ANVOX,
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ARM.
STEWART.
Sunday,
S
p.m.
US
tut
Aua.
4,
Baraalty.
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Rupaet.
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