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OCTOBER
8.
1926.
I'OOUMf
I
ACTION
OF
.
.
iitroaiittn.
The
director
of
public
safety
at
1'lttsburg
ha
announced
that
an
ancient
Mie
law
uttttute
will
he
enforced
prohibiting
all
SHndav
games
and
amusements
and
probably
extending
to
Ibe
closing
if
tolnrro
and
confectionery
shop.
It
is
jirHttf
safe
guessing
tliat
the
action
of
the
director
will
be
Inef-lertnfl.
The
people
have
been
used
to
game
and
sports
on
Mindays
and
there
will
be
a
,blg
fRht
to
upset
the
derision.
It
eem
to
be
one
of
those
freak
movements
that
are
seen
occasionally
In
the
Inlted
Mate.
Sometime
they
are
brought
forward
to
discredit
all
reform
movement
such
a
liquor
prohibition.
They
dlsguest
reasonable
eile
and
tliere
Is
a
wave
of
protest
that
carries
away
other
restriction
tlian
the
eitrcnie
one
It
l
proposed
to
enforce.
Playing
of
Rames
Is
a
healthy
recreation
and
watching
game
)
the
ru-vt
bet
thing;
There
Is
nothing
unholy
about
tt.
There
I
nothing
unholy
about
a
little
tnnorent
nulM.
Hall
nf4ktt
and
tiinrllmnnliiiiiiiiaii
ssm
tll
a.
wr
..
,
ninuvuivu-'ur
ir
tlllir
11
11
1
CI
C
II
I
.
1
U
ej
tw-c
a
liuudrrd
yearn
and
Ii.tbLr
.h
iiiirlant
'lart
la
k
LtLa
ll'ltv.
aiUk
w
-
-
-
rsm.
MMf
HUI
SW
revlw
the
law
of,
that.
day
against
witchcraft
and
hang
or
burn
the
people
who
nave
more
inan-ineir
lair
snare
of
Itrahi
or
initiative.
HKITIttll
MINXItS
AND
fSAITTY
MLV
The
despatch
whleh
tell
of.
the
withdrawal
of
safety
men
from
the
IlrllUh
jnlne
probably
refer
to
those
who
are
keeping
the
pumps
and
faas
u
or
king
so
that
the
mine
may
be
ready
to
operate
when
the
strike
U
vrr.
Me
do
not
know
enough
about
condition
In
llrltaln
today
to
know
whether
the
men
or
the
nine
owner
are
right
In
the
big
struggle.
Locally
ike
workers
generally
sympathize
with
tbe
milter
mio
employer
here'
ym-pathUe'with
the
Old
Country
employer.
That
I
without
knowing
the
right
or
wrong
ot
the
particular
Mruggle.
In
this
case
the
miner
find
tbeinseUes
almost
beaten.;
It'
would
seem,
and
they
are
backed
up
against-
a
wall.
Like
(be
German
Willi
tlwlr
I!
boat
campaign
they
are
ready
to
take
any
action
-which
might
give
tJiem
a
-liance
to
win.
They
will
wreck
the
mine
rather
than
return
to
work
on
the
terms
of
the
employer.
tfe-maj
or
may
not
agree
with
the
action
of
the
men
In
thta
ease,
bat
we
cannot
help
but
sympathle
with
them.
They
are
hi
a
difficult
position
and
doubilrxiirrl
very
sore
against
the
mine
owners.
EYES
WILL
HC
ON
MACKENZIE
KINO.
j
The
man
who
will
be
watched
more,
than
any
other
at
the
Imperial
conference
In
London
will
be
Wllliau
Lyon
Mackenle
King.
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
...le
will
have
a
number
of
interesting
thing
to
nay
at
the
conference
and
will
say
them
n
behalf)
of
Canada.
One
wll
have
to
do
with
the
new
rain.
,"!.ri?-l"''"eton-
U
'"
,M"
u'
Outy
to
assert
the
equality
of
Canada
at
fcrtn.'rfwlth
Uu"
Uier
nation
in
the
ISrltlth
commonwealth.
Uoubtltu
he
will
be
confronted
with
a
question
In
regard
to
Canada'!
naval
policy
and
lite
part
I
Ills
country
will
play
In
defence,
It'wlll
be
a
difficult
question
to
answer
for'
at
present
jiothlng
Is
done.
To
do
her
part
It
toiay
be
necessary
T.r
tansda'to
build
wandilps
a
was
'proposed
'by
lr
Wilfrid
""Laurier
year
ago,
ttuT
stony
CanadUus
object
to
iieiidlnr
money
on
defence,
declaring
that
the
t'nrted
Mate
would
4ue
U
our
rescue
bi
time
of
trouble.
Kef
nice
1
a
policy
that
neither
poltt
leal
party
has
entered
Into
wh
any
rnthiislnsm.
The
Laurler
policy
was
to
build
tir
own
waval
Milm.
Tlie
Conservative
policy
wa
to
niakr
a
direct
contribution
to
the
Imperial
Navy.
Iloth
pollcle
have
keen
ditched.
If
anything
la
done
It
probably
will
be
In
the
direction
of
carrying
out
the
Lanrlrr
policy
bat
whether
Mr
Mackenzie
King
will
undertake
It
now
Is
wy
uncertain.
The
jiro-bablllty
I
he
will
do
nothing.
'
gStg7
I
'
EDWARDSBURG
GROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
TtIF
riNinf
CTiDPIl
ln
limrti
.
.
CtlS
111
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay
a:
I
may.be
old-fashioned
but
I
like
cup
of
tea.
In
the
age
before
societies
and
club
thought
of
boys
work,
there
were
a
lot
of
fairly
strong
and
able
men
trained.
Jt
coats
a
lot
to
enforce
prohibition
say
the
people
of
the
VS.,
but
It
is
also
found
that
it
costs
a
lot
to
en
force
Government
control
or
any
pthei
system
of
regulating
the
traffic.
If
it
were
not
.
for
the
coal
bills
ana
the
electric
light
bills
and
the
hear
underwear
and
a
few
other
Incidental
I
should
like
tbe
winter
season.
Now
that
I've
won
about
all
thi
money
there
Is
going
on
the
wortl
series,
how
about
a
bet
on
tbe
first
c'-sy
of
skating.
Some
people
seem
to
go
on
a
skate
pretty
nearly
every
week.
The-
snow
was;
on
tbe
hills
yesterday
and
Jake
says
we
shall
nave
haro
winter
If
tt
la
cold
enough.
,l
The
snow,
the
snow,
the
beautiful
snow
Will
send
me
out
to
the
woods
I
know
To
pick
off
a
deer
Without
going
near
The
mountain
tops
I
love
so.
Pittsburg
Is
to
come
under
the
blu
lsws
of
a
hundred
years
ago
so
thvj
war
Is
on.
It
will
take
the
place
of
j
the
world
series
as
a
newspaper
head-
liner.
Just
think
of
poor
old
Pittsburg,
Home
of
baseball
fans.
Sitting
up
at
night
to
find
What
the
bfue
law
bans.
Must
not
play
a
game
of
quoits
Or
skltUes
at
the
rink,
Pittsburg's
out
of
luck
today
That's
what
most
Jolk
think.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
OCTOBER
H,
1UIG
The
local
dry
dock
Is
being
prepared
to
take
a
ship
within
the
next
few
days.
This
will
be
a
repair
Job
but
tv
Is
antkdnafed
thai
th
vorH
will
mrr
I
obtarn
a
shipbuilding
contract,
Three
hundred
and
eighty.
live
and
one
halt
pounds
of
wool
has
been
knit
ted
Into
socks
for
the
Red
Cross
Society
by
the
women
of
Prince
Rupert
during
tlie
last
year.
The
marriage
of
Bert
Long
and
Mist
Bab
PrlEzell
took
place
In
Seattle
a
few
days
ago.
The
couple
will
tske
up
their
residence
In
Seattle.
VhiS
DAILY
KtfvVa
HUDAY.
OCTOULU
B.
183
BIOLOGICAL
MT
BAZAAR
STUDY
HERE!
IS
ON
TODAY
KECTOIt
OF
NEW
EXI'tlUMKNTAL
;
ST.
ANIittEW's
LVDIKV
Al'XILIAKV
IsTATlOX
Ti:US
SOMLTIIINO
OK
THE
WOHK
DONE
Showing
that
tbe
work
of
tbe
Biological
Board
at
thU
place
waa
closely
re-lated
to
the
deTtlopiwmt
of
Industrie
and
m
for
iho
purpose
of
solving
a
number
ot
the
problems
which
cimfront
those
In
the
fuhlng
business
bere,
D.
U.
Tina,
director
of
the
local
experimental
station,
addressed
the
Rotary
Club
yes-terday
on
the
work
In
whlcn
he
Is
engaged.
Air.
Finn
stated
that
the-
biological
board
waa
established
In
1898
due
to
the
efforts
of
Professor
Prince
who
had
come
to
Canada
Iram
the
Fisheries
Board
of
Scotland.
Previously
Canadian
scientists
bad
to
go
to
the
United
States
to
study
fishery
problems.
OS
ILOtTI.XU
bCOlV
The
first
station
was
on
a
noatlng
scow
en
the
Atlantic
coast
and
it
was
moved
around
from
place
to
place.
Then
permanent
quarters
were
established
at
St.
Andrews,
It
was
followed
by
the
establishment
of
a
station
at
Departure
Bay
near
Nanalmo
In
1908.
There
the
work
was
confined
to
general
biology
without
any
attempt
to
relate
tt
to
Industry.
However,
some
valuable
work
was
done
which
was
found
to
bate
a
bearing
on
the
fishing
industry.
These
Included
data
on
the
discoloration
of
flab
and
tbe
Using
of
insulin
from
fish
offaL
However,
there
was
at
De-parture
Bay
no
permanent
staff
but
the
men
who
worked
there
did
so
without
salary.
Mow
It
was
proposed
to
have
a
number
of
trained
men
working
at
this
station
.
Professor
Huntsman
baa
In
connection
with
tbe
board
done
valuable
work
in
connection
with
the
t"g
of
fish,
being
able
by
a
new
and
simple
method
to
do
work
in
lour
boars
which
formerly
took
eighteen.
Investigation
of
refrigeration
waa
going
m.
They
expected
to
be
in
their
tiew
bunding
shortly
wben
the
work
would
be
continued
and
the
question
of
la-prod
ucw
would
receive
attention.
Tbe
use
of
dog
fish
oil
bad
been
studied
by
one
of
their
men
who
was
new
at
tbe
Manitoba
Unircrsity
avid
who
would
be
here
early
next
year.
He
was
testing
the
oU
lor
medicinal
purposes.
MAKKETINU
Marketing
was
one
of
the
problems
with
which
they
bad
to
deal
and
refrigeration
was
one
of
the
most
Import-
snt
factor
In
connection
with
this.
Scientific
experiment
consisted
largely
of
a
eerles
of
failures.
By
cooperating
wUh
the
fishery
men
bere
they
hoped
to
material
ire
some
of
their
dreams.
OIT'.H.
S.EAM
JN
WITH
roiTLAK
Alf
Allt
THIS
ArTKUNOON
The
first
bazaar
of
the
season
1
'that
of
the'.Sf.
Andrew's
Ladles'
Auxil
iary
which
wa
sopened
this
afternoon
by
Rev.
'Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron.
Th-
eale
offers
a
great
variety
of
home
cooking
,
.
plain
sewing,
fancy
work.
candy,
etc.,
d
the
function
Is
belief
wru
ugouea.
With
MraBrn
Dalgarno,
president
of
the-
Auxiliary,
having-
general
supervision,
the
various
section
of
the
bazaar
hare
the
following
ladles
In
charge:
Plain
sewing
Mrs.
J.
Irvine
and
Miss
M.
Durran.
Fancy
work
Mrs.
W.
D.
Chrlatlso-j
and
Mrs.
Thomson.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
James
Slmpfcouj
Tea
room
Mrs.
J.
Black.
Mrs.
H.
Steen.
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLeod
and
Miss
J
Watssn.
FUh
Pond
Mrs.
Thomas
Beattle
ana
Mrs.
J.
Murray.
CandyMrs.
Charles
Taylor
and
kirn.
J.
Haddon.
Prlre
drawing
Mrs.
R.
Duncan
and
Mrs,
H.
B.
Eastman.'
This
evening
there
will
be
a
whltt
drive
with
Mrs.
Oecrfe
Abootti
Mra
M.
McArtnur
and
Mrs.
Joa.
ferovi
comprising
the
crmmlttee
In
charpe.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
lyal
Orange
llenevolent
AsstMlallAa
Entertained
Large
Crowd
ia
Ihisltiu
1111
Last
Night
A
large,
crowd
attended
the
wblst.
drive
and
dance
held
last
evening
in
tbe
Boston
Hall
by
tbe
Loyal
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
PrUes
at
whist
were
won
as
foUows;
znenw
first.
A.
McLennan:
sen's
sec-;
end,
Mrs.
Joa.
Howe:
men's
third.
Ul
Innes;
ladles'
first,
Mrs.
J.
Lawrence.
ladies
eecond.
Miss
Hassock:
ladles
third,
Mrs.
Batcnler.
.
In
tbe
course
of
tbe
evening
there
was
a.
brief
program
ta
which
Mrs
,
field
and
Miss
Irene
Boulter
contrib.
Uted
with
vocal
solos:
Vic
Houston
am.
leslle
Patterson
with
a
vocal
duet.
Misses
Mary
and
Nellie
Lawrence
wm
a
piano
and
vlohn
duet:
and
Mrs.
1
Piper
with
a
recitation.
After
refreshments
had
been
served
dancing
commenced,
music
being
fur
nished
by
an
orchestra
consist
mz
ei
Miss
Currle.
R.
Arthur.
Jr.
and
Kenny
ttood
which'
donated
Its
services.
Mrs
S.
V.
Cox
was
in
charge
of
tbe-dance.
Jack'
Munro
was
master
of
ecremoni
md
those
serving
on
the
conitultlee
were
Mrs.
Murrsy.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Anderson.
Mrs.
C.
F
Anderson,
Mrs.
Bert
Wem
and
Mrs.
Durran.
FOREIGN
FREIGHT
AGENT
IN
THE
CITY
lernr
MrCutcla-on
of
Vancouver
Make
an
onirlal
Visit
to
Prince
Kupert
Lome
McCutcbeon.
foreign
frclgnt
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
with
head
office
at
Vancouver.
i
lie
re
id
connection
with
the
making
tl
grain
shipments
to
this
port
and
yes
terday
he
was
the
guest
of
the
Rotaiy
Club.
Mr.
McCutcbeon
sars
there
Is
a
lot
of
routine
work
to
be
attended
to
in
connection
with
these
shipments.
The
operstors
of
tbe
elevator
have
to
be
pit
under
bond
before
they
are
given
the
export
rate
on
grain
from
ta
prairies
to
Insure
that
grain
booked
for
export
Is
really
exported.
Asked
what
would
be
done
If
flour
taill
were
established
In
Prlnc
Hupm.'ilr
McCutcheon
said
the
wheaf
would
then
be
all
rharged
at
doroestfc
rates
but
on
isejog
milled
and
proof
ot
export
being
provided,
a
refund
of
tht
difference
between
the
.domestic
and
export
rate
would
be'
made.
That
would
Double
the
rich
ness
of
ordinary
milk,
the
use
of
St.
Charles
Milk
will
give
a
new
avur
to
oiu
recipes
of
which
your
I
ami
J
y
may
w
geiung
tired.
Try
it.
rondensury
at
houlli
Human,
II.C.
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...
w
s
.
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-,t
sasV
I
BEST
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sassaw
assaasi
-saaar
sai
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1
1
U-s
TrZO'..?
...
Lr.j
plate
tbe
port
on
an
equal
tooting
with
ill
others.
HOI
I.I,
AKKIVAlJi
mrr
ltUsrrl
Mr.
and
Mra.
J.
F.
Strang,
Sunny-side:
Thomas
Brooks,
Terrace;
Mrs.
O
A.
Taylor.
Port
Esslngtou:
J.
Paul,
D
"3.
Scott,
R.
Wilson.
L.
O.
Lycett,
H.
W.
3rown
and
R.
K.
Pa
ton.
Tanrouver.
in.
w.
B.
Robertson
and
family.
Any-x:
R.
O.
Johnston.
Inernnv
W
p.
Jinn
and
William
H.
Rosa,
Balmoral:
1.
B.
Lambert.
Victoria:
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Uaroyd,
Anyox:
E,
Stewart.
Port
Oe
neat:
Miss
Amy
C
Stanley.
Massett.
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News
WATER
NOTICE
Olterslea
and
Us
TAKE
Mill",
mat
II.
ti.
kyte.
whuse
.OJre
I
Wrsnsell.
Alatia.
snd
Telegrspb
rea.
l
i
.
win
smJj
for
a
ticeiise
ii
ske
lud
ur
f.ouu
miner
s
uv-lie
flow
ul
vster
out
t
Murk
ulrti.
wiurb
flow
t-rlji
intu
Itease
i.reck.
Tbe
wsler
will
c
dlkerled
frwn
tor
sirraiu
at
a
s.u
bout
IWi.
liille
up
tlie
strraiu
frmu
Its
.nilh
into
liesse
Creek
suit
will
be
used
sr
bytfrsslir
mifiiiir
port""
up'iu
benrti
larer
''Islins
known
and
des,
nis-d
a
-aw
3.
Itu
and
11.
This
oice
wat
wsied
n
tlx
trend
on
the
jsrd
day
of
ulr
lt.
A
oupy
of
ttn
nurlnr
simI
an
spflu-sttoa
4irusal
tlh-rriu
and
l
Us-
"Wsler
Aft.
HI!.'
will
be
filed
in
Hie
ofTIn
of
tbe
Aster
H.-iurcler
si
Trlerrspb
Crefk.
objectamt
-i
tlw
atilM-allw
luar
tie
iled
with
the
aid
Water
flrrorder
sr
Wis
Ibe
U.ii-ller
uT
Water
Kfhl.
ttlUiiietit
Buildints.
Virions,
It
...
wl
iln
tiurlv
ds-
srn-r
the
first
tri'sriire
f
hl
nMI
tn
tlie
tnrsl
nepsssr.
Tbe
dale
of
th
first
publication
of
tbl
otlce
Is
iieptHiiber
lllh.
1f.
MO.
VTl.C,
AppbrsaL
LAND
ACT.
Kslce
.
atsstWti
U
Apif
U
Lsss
Land.
ri.
.
fteeoritins-
liUlrtrt
of
Pnn'e
wrs
and
situate
141
worth
sbor
f
an
lui'd
Kay
im
ult
V
Cmii
rf
'x
Island,
about
one
itrtie.
est
from
Huff
sint
rkr
OTlf:
tbat
f
HoussU
of
Lo,
n.t.
1
vrme
of
British
Columlils,
nrru
i
al.k
.m
T
Vanss-rr,
inteiHl
to
siil.
.
-tt
:he
follow
inr
described
lins.
Cot-.l
-
at
a
pisst
plmHI
rm
the1
Wnre
6
A
unnamed
bay
no
tlie
oolh
tet
ia
t
:
Pit)
Isiand,
abont
one
mile
ot
s.srf
Polt.t-
thence
ounk
twenty1
Usliit;
benre
-st
twenty
chains:
sts-ime
ih
larnty
rhiin.
more
or
leu,
to
llirb,
Vster
wsrk,
rtwnce
folrowmr
hlrh
water,
ark
wenerlr
to
point
of
cmimenreiwn,
:
nd
eiMitaimnr
eirlnr
acres,
more
or
lets.
IHTEP
July
SAIIT.
Iff.
1
E
H0L'lEAl).
sppiirant,
MINERAL
ACT
Csrtlflcsts
of
Imprevsment.
Winn
rrartionsl
.to.
1.
Anvai
snd
Jus-
nits
Mineral
nain.
siloste
tlie
.tMn
liiilnr
!irtkin
nf
rhe
rstaiar
lilstriel
sbniil
oiw
uitle
up
t
res
111
frimi
tlie
Imutb
i
vsiiii
niver.
TAKE
.NOTirX
that
The
Rnirlneer
0i(
vines
Ltd..
Inc..
Tree
Miner's
Oriirirai
y
770r:.
intend,
witty
day
from
the
flile
tierenf
.to
sptilr
to
the
Mlninr
fte-
order
for
S
Certlflcste
of
liiinniteinent.
'or
the
nnrrmse
nf
iihiiiniiii
rrmn
Orsnt
of
tlie
slime
elslni.
And
runner
Iske
nniir
that
anlnn
i.n
der
Rertlon
16,
mul
he
eonnneneel
before
4niv
w
ivoj
i.rrinirsie
til
isipruve-Uient.
I(MU0
thU
1st
rtsy
Of
er.etMier.
.0
'
1
H.
McN,
TOA3ER.
Aaent
MINERAL
ACT
vsrtlfksl
of
lmTOmnu.
BrtlWtlle
No.
I.
Ijrl
4tf.
Mineral
rtalaii
Itnate
in
1lie
Ml
to
Mit4nr
r)rtll(
r
Hie
fSMisr
lilstrlrt,
mi
th
Went
Ami
of
Ta-
ran
rm.
aovui
nirisr
usrier
nr
a
inllc
tip
tresin
friim
tlie
in
,
nth
of
Winn
Hiver
TskK
.nothj:
that
1,
r,bsrle
r..
Oiimore.
tVee
Mttier'
niflrle
.Vn.
M7f,
Intend
lry
dv
rrnm
tbe
rlatei
hereof,
to
spniy
to
the
Mining-
flemeder
for
a
Certificate
m
iHiiirovenwiiia,
rnr
ts
lmrfmse
of
(.
talninr
a
Crown
Ornt
of
tiie.alsive
rlalm.
Ana
ruriher
tsken
notice
ttml
setion.
miuer
wtuii
.
man
jip
'unniencrrt
ue
fore
the
lu
of
surb
Cerllflesle
nf
lei,
prnvenient.
OtTKU
thl
lit
diy
of
September.
A.T
tin,
W
Met.
rn..rn,
ent.
MINERAL
ACT.
Csrtlflcsts
of
lanseovsmsnu
ftwecuk
.No.
I,
Awrtpaiake
.to,
I
Frsrtl'inal
suit
WweenMtk
tn
a
rrae
lliiil
Mlnernl
Clslait,
lruste
In
ttw
Allin
mininr
jiisiswiii
or
1
ssiar
nisiriri,
Mii-re
1ortert'
-
Katt
1rte
tf
Tk
arm.
neae
sheep
Creek.
lAsr,
.-nii(.r;
milt
icrmsia
i)-mn,
lisrrl'ler
and
snllellnr,
of
I0
West
fender
st
Vanrouvrr.
ArltMi
Oilnrnlits,
art.
Int
as
rent
for
Rwetnuke
MiDinr
rir
porntlotv
Tree
Miner'
Certificate
No.
Ulan,
intend.
l(ty
dsy
frnm
the
dirt
hereof,
to
s-pulj-
to
tlie
Ulnln
liixviriter
for
Ortlflrste
of
tmnrnvetnenl.
fur
tlie
prt"ie
of
oMalnlnx
Crown
Oriott
ft
the
slmve
rlalnis,
AMI
rt'nTlllli
TtkT;
'VnTirK
that
se.
I
tkm
wnilef
secttm
t(
tnut
be
winawnreil
1
before
the
Issue
of
Hirh
certiricsie
of
Itimrrivemrnt,
nvTFi)
mis
m
diy.
or
September,
a
d.
!.
Consider
The
Squirrel
He
lay
in
ln
wuiler
mij.iIh-
wlui
llic
.
-hui
x
and
llicrc
m
an
ttliiinilaii.i".
WIhmi
wiiiUt
arrnc-iIims,
Ins
irf
paretliifss
uvf
Iiiui
a
lol
or
worry
und
vfinriice.
.M.iii
sffiiis
In
lie
Ui
inii.
iiiirovnl4Mit
rrcalnic
s
tunny
of
n
nrtrr
lliink
of
Hie
wilder'
furl
iiiy
mi
,
niK1
jsfll
i
on
it.
!
w
fxiH'H
inniil
dHivfrir.
u
j
well
trt'arrtl
tlry
fitrl.
Iji
in
your
wtiifrr'
s-lnrk
if
foal
now
wiIIkmiI
in-vpniftiriiiff
yritn-s.rlf.
f
hare
a
putMi
orl;
of
liar!
NANAIMO.WELLINGTON
COAL
mid
rnn
deliver
o
ou
al
anvlinie
1
-ml
n.
t
.
ii
ikiw
hi
116
or
117.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
s!llill
frotn
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER.
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sn
(UADAV.
1t.C
bjm.
for
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10
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lor
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PRINCE
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for
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vis
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fortnleMlr.
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i
PAwtENOIN
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LEAVE
PRINCE
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dally
rlretw
Sonosf
v
1
1.0
Sin.
for
PRINCE
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til
isxnu
r.slen
Csnsds.
toned
utes.
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all
Otssa
AUsmshls
Us.
t'se
csnadisti
itiowl
Eipfrs
for
Isotiey
Ofdrr.
roreirn
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tV.
sum
far
your
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iw
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honie
in
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Afril,
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i
18
ycor!
of
ng.
aimI
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v
line
eye,
weigh
about
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b.
i
nimtit
five
iVn
,
liiclies
1-11,
f
was
Irmt
Jifnrd
of
in
Urn
Prinre
Mop1
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