'following
Explosion
of
.
t-.
Lamp
In
Engine
Room
';S1V
JtMIX'S
Xfld.,
May
29
!)
Canadian
.
Press.
'4,he
towaway,
YHnian,.
called
me
,
mid
said
Hie
Chief
wanted
me;
when
1
got
to
hi
caliin
the
Chief
was
Vuere
with
no
clothe
4in;
he.,was
badly
-burned;
the
skin
on
his
hands
had
to
lie
rut
away
wfth
scissors.
Ifwas
In
ouch
caua)
language
that
Wilfred
Hishop
and
others
'fold
of
the
tragic'
of
the'
old
sealing
l
earner
.Seal
which
caught
fire
and
Mew-tip
a
mile
and
a
half
off
shore
last
April,
taking:
wo
men
Id
a
hofrible
death
and
inject
irix
-a
f
sadness
in
Ihe
gen
eral
reducing
in
Newfoundland
n.
lhe:
ml
!iK'erful
sealing
reason
"jii
recent
years.
"l
':
Official
Inajwlry
'
The
sliiry-
of
the
Seal
disaster
i'
was
ioiural
-an
ufficial
inquiry
into
Ihe
accident
in
the
matter-of-fact,
mrolaied
words'
of
the
:
;men
of
Ihe
sea
Chief
Fngincer
Kdward
Perez
'";
was,
the
man
who
"was
there
;
with
no
clothes
on,."
Hi
clothes
had
leen
horned
off
all
but
the
collar
and
nei'k
'hands,
and
ae-y
coding'io
some
witnesses
they
;f
were-still
ablaze
as
Ihe
officer
f
"walked
In
hlVroom,
notifying
his
-1
-
hiwiiales,
.according
lo
a
witness,
that
"oiler
Jame9
Ilrewin
put
gasoline
Jn
the
hunker
lamp
instead
"of
kerosene."
,
.V
few
minutes
later
Hrcwia,
a
blazing
lurch
from
head
lo
fool,
.
'struggled
out
of
the
inferno
'
thai
had
been
the
engine
room,
proaninp.
"My
Ood,
I
am
burned
lo
death.
Hrewin
wa
an
ifer
'
and
only
he
and
the
Chief
knew
whaUiad
happened
in
tlje
engine
1
room.
Ilrewin
died
that
night
oh
an
ice
-pan
and
J'erej'.
lived
lo
reach
shore.
Watched
Seal
Disappear
The
Seal
was
starling
on
a
second
trip
ld
tfic
sealing
around
and
had
sailed
from
trinity
early
in
'
the,
morning,
j
making
'slow
progress
through
'
eloely
packed
ice.
She
was
eight
or
ten
miles
from
the
'
harbor'
but
Jess
than
two
miles
from
;
land,
according
lo
witnesses,1
-
when
the
explosion
of
a
hunker
lamp
in
the
engine
room
started
tlx
4ia7.e
altout
noon.
At
eight'
minute
past
otw
of
the
crew
of
some,
eighty
men
were
huddled
with-
their
dories
on
the
rapidly
shifting
ice
floes,
watching
the
last
of
the
Seal
disappear,
and
with
ihe.
two
men
who-had
been
practically
roasted
alive,
dyln
All
they
eoifd
Co
to
helo
the
sufferers
was
lo
put'
ice
in
their
mounts,
anil
pile
4-iotiie
over
them
in
a
vain
effort
to
keep
them
warm.
Without
Food
and
Water
From
iHn
until
ihree-thirly
tlw.ftext
looming
the
marooned
seamen
were
there
on
the
Ice.
without
.food
and
without
vate
r,
scantily
.'clad
and
forced,
lo
1m
c-onidahlly
an,-guard
iry
lh?.
shifting
Ie
;oi)j
hich
they
tood
knee
deep'
in
snow
and
slush,
H
VyJs,
srwwmg,
loo.
They
kepi
their,
dories
ready
in
the
event
of
the
ice
pans
on
which
they
stood
Jireaking
under
them.
All
the
lime
the
dying
men
called
lor
relief
which
could
not
be
then
them.
At
ten-thirty
Ilrewin
died
and
hi
bdy
was
laid
in
a
dory.
Somebody
broke
op
uory
nun
comriveu
a
lire
over
which
an
attempt
was
made
lo
brew
lea,
with
istmf
success.
Hut
an
hour
later
the
Kagle
had
ar
,.rived
and
all
the
survivors
and
the
ded
were
picked'
iip.
The
.rfory
1bat
had
,ecome
.
Ilrewin'
.coffin
was
hoisted
to
Ihe
deck
and
Ihe
Mcamer
headed
for
ft
Johns.
Perez
Received
careful
treat
meat
on
the
l.agle
hut
he,
had
suffered1
loo
much
and
passed
away
soon
after.
Tragedy
of
Ice
,
,(ln
Ihe
Central,
District
Court.
Judge
Morris
heard
men
tell
of.
this
IrniMwlv
nf
Hip
ik
in
ih.
emotionless,
cruelly
truthful
language
of
the
seamen
who
talked
of
men
walking
Ihe
decks
with
nololhes
on,
asking
for
oil
to
pour
over
their
roasting
bodies,
of
flames
leaping
through'
'every
porthole
and
companion-way
of
a
staunch
ship
and
of
a
load
wamble.
0veY
ilpplnig,
snow-laden
Ice
cakes
in
a
North
Allailtlo
snow
stnrui.
with
the
.
eihii
.hpnciia'lance
they
might
li-play
in
describing
a
Sunday
;iiorning
walk
tu
the
park.
DR.
McLEAN
IS
!
i
AFTER
CHANGE1
!
i
Wants
Different
System
of
Tax-
alien
and
Better
Joint
Ad-
.
ministration
Vltrrolll.V,
June-
1.
When
re-
resentallve
of
all
tlie
protincj's
n
Canada
meet
in
Ottawa
June
to
discus
outstanding
admiti-trativc
proldems,
llritisli
(Utl-
inUiia,
tjirough
Hon.
J.
D.
Mac-
i.ean,
Minister
of
Finance,
will
atfxocate
.1
new
svslem
nf
ri-
operation
between
Fe.leral
af'l'YALUE
OF
BUILDING
i-1
iiii
i.ii
iutrriuiieiiis,
iiiiiii
ill
the
collection
of
taxation
anil
in
the
-pending
of
it.
This
was
made
known
by
Dr.
MacLaren
before
he
left
here
for
Ottawa
lo
represent
this
pro
vince
at
Ihe
important
national
gathering.
Dr
-Macl.ean
'itelieves
there
is
room
for
decided
improvement
in
the
present
systeni
of
taxation
collection,
under
which
federal
and
provincial
govermnenU
fren.mnlly
duplicate
theif
efforts.
In
the
same
way,
he
holds,
there
should
be
greater
co-operalion
jn
administration
where
both
governments
are
carrying
on
similar
work.
Succession
Duties
up
i-ollowing
a
discussion
of
he.e
mailers;
the
provincial
re-
)resenlatives
will
into
the
exed
flnesiion
of
succession
Inly
taxation,
which
they
wil!
strive
lo
make
uniform
all
over
Canada.
At
present
the
widely-
lifferenl
system
of
succession
duties
in
effect
in
various
pro-l
inces
create
serious
diffictil-
ies
and
confusion.
The
present
conference
is
a
revital
of
a
custom
in
vogue
a
number
of
years
ago,
when
such
meetinffs
were
freiuenlly
held.
Hie
conference
this
year
has
:een
called
by
Premier
Ferguson,
of
Ontario,
and
all
the
provinces
with
the
exception
of
Alberta
will
be
represented,
Many
Problems
A
complete
agenda
has
not
yet
been
prepared,
but
om
of
the
subjects
lo
be
discussed
will
be:
The
desirability
nf
permitting
provinces
only
lo
grant
charters
to
companies
with
purely
pro.-
vjnriai,
nnjects,
the
distribution
of
coal
Ijjp
CANADIAN
PrRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
1.
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UP
FATHER
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Til.
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n
WAS
ON
FIRE
MJk
Var,
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vcfebr
the
oono
tth;
rv
m
i
.haiVp.
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A
OOL.L
HOOrG.-
IT'S
.
Two
Men
Burned
to
Death
When
I
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MQW.
MQW-
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Nismr-.
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ACWK-
W
.
If
f
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11
II
III
II
t
ftTR.
Sealer
Goes
Down
off
New
,
foundtahd
Coast
SHIVERED
ON
ICE
FLOES
Dory
Became
Coffin
of
Oiler
r
-
g
i
L
u
J
I
s
?y
1
Hjb-
m
ea
i
Ihroughoul
the
Dominion.
;
1teadjii.iment
of
federal
llb-
'sidles
o
Ihe
proxlncial
goern-
meiiU.
Federal
assistance
to
provin
cial
public
works.
Imnii'jriil
inn
und
I'Tdnnlraliiiu
Co-operation
in
the
collection
ol
iiicnx
tax
and
alminilrathc
?erviCes.
generalls
where
Ihe
Do-
minion
nd
provinces
'are
oper-!
am
in
Ihe
same'
field
Succession
duties.
During
Ihe
next
few
days.
Dr.
AlaeLean.
accompanied
liy
IL
D.
Johnson.
Deputy
Minister
of
Fi
nance,
will
visit
a
few
of
the
atveriinent
agencies
jn
Mie
siiiilhern
interior
of
the
province.
and
Mill
continue
?a.
frooi
Cranlirook.
PERMITS
IN
MONTH
OF
MAY
WAS
$9,375
FJeven
building
permit
lo
a
total
value
of
'.j;5
were
i-
sued
at
the
office
of
the.
city
building
inspector
during
the
mouth
of
May
as
follows:
Pioneer
Laundry,
storage
room
for
eadine.
Third
Aeme
Fast,
tnn.
C
X.
Ytrelienr,
resilience
on
Valr
SlreeL
V.
Ileda,
reshinglinr
roof
residence
on
Fulton
Street
Sixth
Avenue,
75.
imperial
4
in
i;o..
garafr
waterfront,
5n.
Iun's
Trommer,
reshinglinp
roof
of
buiding
on
Sixth
Avenue
West,
150.
F.
W.
Hart,
residence
on
Sixth
Avenue
t.
$1.(100.
F.
V.
Hart.'
foundation
re
pairs
lo
Horde
n
Street
house,
3on.
;
S-Zbura.
foundation
repairs
to
house
n
Klgtit
Aenue
West,
10(1.
"
Mrs.
M.
Oosnell,
residence
on
tWflnd
Avl-nue.
?1.00d.
O.
Ilosin,
residence
on
iNlnlh
enue
Kat.
l.?O0.
F.
Hoefi.
alterations
and
re
pairs
In
house
on
F.ighth
Avenue
F.nsl.
o0,
POLICE
COMMISSION
AT
FINAL
MEETING
EXPRESSES
CONFIDENCE
CHIEF
VICKERS
AND
RETIRING
MEN.
Continued
from
Pane
1.
he
hoped
lfial
if
might
so
work
oiit.
The
fael
thai
even
(lie
cilv
Council
had
been
desirous
pj
having
Ihe
force
Iftken
lnlo
the
provincial
police
iitul
.that
they
were
held
lo
be
fit
fiir'anyiposi
I
in
Ihe
province
was
sliffi
cient
lo
show
that
there
was
m
criticism
of
their
services,
d
his
Commissioner
Montgom
ery
s
experiQiice
he
had
found
Chief
Vickers
and
his
slat!
evei
y;illing
and
ready
:,n
dp
wha
was
necessary
and
o
meet
lh
requirements
of
Ihe
commission
He.
had
ever'
citnfidence
in
lh
retiring
force
and
rpgretted
the
cliapgp.
He
heartily
agreed
wit-i
Ihe
suggestion
thai
some
recognition,
however
small
it
miglij
Dc,
in
appreciation
of
their
services
be
given.
In
declaring
Ihe
resolution
unanimously
carried,
Mayor
Newton
said
be
could
only
ad
the
hope
that
the
future
lot
nl
Ihe
chief
and
his
officer
wmitd
b
successful
and
pleasant
atp
that
the
change
now
going
info
effect
.would
not
Injure
I
hem
fl
nancially.
They,
like
I
lie
poliee
commissioners,
at
Jeusl
lia
consolulinn
In
the
knowledgi
'hat
Ihey
were
being
relieved
Of
a
great
deal
,of
worr)'.
Thanks
f
Chief
Chief,
Vieker.s
thanked
tlu
omtulsskMHTs
lor
(ihe
fenll
nmntx
that
had
4ecn
expresse
lowalvl
himself
uiul
"his
Iwiy.
It
isd
aHvays
leen
their
-lolea
vor
i)
live
up
lo
he
require
nicnlf.
hiiJ
wishes
of
the
com
miiicineri,
personally,
ne
cguiupcason.
V
anted
For
Sale
For.Rent
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No
Advertisement
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than
50c
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any
kind;
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i
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VA.TK1.
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giri
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light
housework
Apply
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lip.siii
I'll.
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WANTED.
MrLAUr.M.A.V
William
a
n
Aleiandef.
Ilill-
last
heard
at
Mirror.
Allierla
in
tit
I.:
Sandy
at
Winnipeg
in
101
;
Their
father
has
passed
awn-at
Cutarm.
tierald.
Sask.
I
they
will
comiiiunicate
with
their
brother
James
Mclaugh-lan.
Herald,
Sask.,
will
hoa-somolhing
to
their
advantage.
TO
RENT
FOR
I1F.NT.
Furnished
cot
lag-
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
Apply
T.
A
Kaymond,
Ilox
133,
Sinlthers,
K.C.
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lit
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Modern
four
roomed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
it
Clapp
block.
Weslenhaver
Hro-
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flKNTl
Two
modern
houses,
one
furnished.
Appl
215
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Avenue
Fast.
I
TjllNISIIKD
Housekeeping
-Itoonu
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
oi
month.
Phone
lied
607.
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keeping
suite,
Mussallen
Apartments,
Phon
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hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smll
&.
Mallet.
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Henl
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month
and
up.
Waller-
Musi
Store.
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for
Henl.
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lleilhrnner.
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AND
ROOM.
lAllD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
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Rooms
and
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House.
tt
LOST.
LOST.
Drown
(e
camera
bc)woe'i
Little
s
'.ews
,Stairrf
W-Pnkf
Office,;
;Fiiuler
pleaj.
VHonc
Hlne
3.1jt5f-
iriV
H
i
;Arfls:
not
but
be
sorry
at
having
lo
leave
a
city
where,
during
a
residence
of
nearly
twenty
years.
nu
nao
lormeu
many
cioe
friendships
and
pleasant
ac
quainlances
6
.
become,
as
ii
were,
like
Ihe
other
members
o
.
:
v.
la
a
his
mrce
"a
.siranser
n
strange
land."
The
meeting
then
adjourned
the
mayor
facetiously
remarkinir
"lo
die."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
P.rlnoer-
Rupert
n.
Taper.
Pacific:
Fniil
M
Urell
llalmoral;
F.
A.
MacDon-ii
M
and
.1.
W.
Cumming.
Vic
toria;
W.
Owen,
Vancouver;
M
F.
HayllM,
Mr.
antl
Mrs.
R.
YV
Sinclair
ami
'"Mm.
R.
O.
.lohn-
?1rm,.Tiivcnie1ss'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T
Vallace
and
If.
O.
Atchison.
Claxlon;
A.
AValliiCN.II.
-ax
Having
completed
several
wreks'
worjc
in
tlp
neighhor
hood
of
pir
Simpson,
the
by
irographic
survey
sleamer
l,-looel,
Capt.
M(inr,
was
In
jwir'
yestenlay
afternoon
m
her
way
to
Kinahan
Island
and
VVatsoii
Hock
to
pick
up
gas
boat
.siirvry
parlies
before
proceeding
In
Millbank
Sound
where
she
will
undertake
he'r
main
work
of
ibw
til
TA-
.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALK.
2H
foot
fish
boaL!
74
h.p.
Vulcan
engine.
on;
year
old
950.0i
2C
foot
rnbin
cruiser,
new
ii',
h.p.
engine
priced
at
?03l).oi
28
font
cabin
rrul-er,
15
h.p.
niyiouut
eipMt
by
iUievrdet
Motm
oil
engine
ll,2n().iM
ifmpany
of
C.anada
Limited
Jf
Small
speeder
with
Fortl
en-
an
Improved
Chevrolet
a
glne.
priced
at
flTiO.oO
ORFTKR
CIIKVIIOLrTr
than
20
h.p.
Iluffaln
engine
rtnrt.(ft
ever
bor
we
are
bU
to
an-10
h.p.
Studebaker
engine,
tiounee
TUB
LOWUST
PlllCtW
t200.HO
in
Chevrolet
history.
5
h.p.
Ouarantee,
price
275.O0
llie.e
new
prico.
combined
6
h.p.
KellenlMTg
engine
.
tJOO.na
5
cylinder
to
h.p.
auto
engioe
tlOO.lMI
4
Cylinder
Dodge
engine
wIFi
starter
tloo.im
4
cylinder
Chevrolet
eimir
with
starter
125.ini
toon
feel
.i
inch
back
haul
cable,
price
0c
per
fool.
Wee
Mcflregor
Saws,
falling
and
bucking
aw,
OilchrUt
Jack,
etc.
Northern
Exchange,
213
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SAI.F.r
RenL
Tourl.
Ho1e
al
Terrace.
11.0.
l
weU
rooms
furnished,
furnace
heat.
electric
light,
electric
pump
bath,
restaurant,
kitchen,
barroom,
three
room
furnished
collage,
I
wo
lots.
Rent
t5.0
per
month
or
will
ell
on
re-sonahle
terms.
Applv
Mr.
J.
A.
MrDougatl,
Tourist
llolel.
Terrace.
H.C.
.KASl:
FOR
SAI.I-L--AI
Lome
Creek.
H.C,
seven
acres
under
cultivation,
apples,
cherries
ami
strawberries;
six
roomed
lo?
house
anil
outbuildings;
post
office
on
premiss.
Immediate
pocsim.
.Nominal
rent.
Also
for
sale,
I
wo
cows,
forty
chickens,
furnihire
and
implements.
Apply
Dally
New
office.
12(1
FOR
SALK.
Double
corner
Sixth
Avenue
and
Dunsmuir
Street,
opposite
Rink.
What
otters'
Apply
Hnx
30rt
Daily
New
office.
FOR
SALK.
lf.0
acres
gold
wheal,
lanil,
.Central
.AlbjjrlSvj
HO
acres
been'
culiivaieiL
Cheap
for
casji.
Apply
Hex
3a7ADail-New
office.'
127
VOR
SAiJ-:
.Five
roomed
mod.
em
huhtralovr'
ahU'
two
loU.
close
In.
t2600.no
on
terms.
Apply
T.
MeClymonL
t
OR
SALK.
Secondhand
furnl
lure
and
restaurant
fixtures
from
Royal
Holel.
Apply
14
1
Third
Avenue.
nm
HAi.r..
Pinlns
room
suite,
range
and
other
furniture'.
piione
mack
12.
M3R
Second
'
Avenue.,
j
C.VNAHIHS.
Herman
Imporleit
slock.
Selling!
out.
Singer
from
7.ri0.
Phone
IK7.
I2i
IIOIJSK
and
Three
Lots
for
Sale
Apply
23
Kighlh
Anne
Fist.
MOTOR
Cycle
for
sale.
Phono
187.
I2t
.FOUND
rifU.'Mi.
-inree
keys
m,
rnr.
Apply-
finny
news
office.
PATfNT
ATTORNEYS
FFTllFRftTOXHAFOH
K
CO.,
the
m
esiamisiied
firm.
Palenls
ami
Irademarks
n
all
ennn-Iries.
Free
booklet
.
Vancouver
ifflce
101
H
Rg.
),
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ing.
I'jKtne
Seymour
njofi,
jinnser,
i.rnei
Caner
registered
attorney,
other
offices.
Ottawa,
Washington
and
imuiiipai
ciuee,
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
AUTOMOBILES
Now,
You
Can
Buy
a
CHEVROLET
at
a
Lower
Price
than
ever
before,
Atmpt
siiiiuliaii.oiis
with
l!i.-
with
the
many
new
Imprtnc-ments,
KoUbltsli
more
firmly
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til,
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pricel
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lniproed
CheiTolel
offers'"1
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imi
ovorvlliliiv
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i
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ll
!-mri
niiiH-nniiii
f,
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MP..;
trm
iu.i.
smoothness,
imwer
must
dependability.
and
the
nl-
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mm
yz
pnes
ami
uiw
nine
payments
bring
one
of
Ihe
six
Chevrolet
models
within
easy
reach
of
your
porkctttook.
KAIEN
QARAQE
Pioiin-
".'
Wrecking
S
ri,
..
av
anJ
N'ig'n
Prices
uf
bi-tti
New
and
Uuar-inTp
wtwrf
anteed
I
sed
FoRD
CARS
are'"
'"
now
at
a
new
low
level.
j
trv1
k
,M
Ihe
National
lime
Payment,
ft
r
h
Plan
enables
anyone
with
ajim
i
a
reasonauie
income
lo
anon).
Ihe
comfort
and
eontenience
Car
affords.
Ask
.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers
2
1
9
Sis'ond
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
(lul)
Six
and
Seven
Passrrrger
Slnde
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Km
press
Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
We
Buy.
Sell
and
F.x
change
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
QEO.
PAPAOOPULOS
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
tr
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Benson's
Slndlo.
flOOD
MHALS.
HOOD
CAKF.8
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
RKAL
1I0MK
COOKFD
MKALS
Mrs.
Uner,
Proprlotrefts.
Phone
653.
WOOD.
Dry
Mlied
Wood
tfl.no
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
trt.CO
a
load.
Hut
to
any
length.
a
s
mnaiing,
ifi.no
n
nad.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
t7.00
a"
load.
A.
ISAACSON
I'hone
Black
4fll
Seal
Cove.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
June
1
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ti.TTT
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ft.
I
p.m.
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I2:0D
p.m.
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Thursday,
June
3
0:13
a.m.
17.1
ft
20:02
p.m.
IH.O
.0:11
u.ni,
9.1
13:10
p.m.
Friday,
June
4
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