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PUI.LKN,
Managing
Editor.
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-v't
prlng
should
see
great
aridity
In
the
camp.
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HALL
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DAILY
EDITION
THCR8DAY,
OCT.
7.
1929.
ALICE
AIIM
SEEMS
LIKELY
.TO
REVIVE.
'V
":
"Mitt
Arm
as
a
mining
omp
seem
to
be
on
the
eve
of
a
revival.
Xot
tmly
has'
(he
Dolly
Varilen
property
been
bonded
but
thl
has
been
folleweri
by
the
bonding
or
a
number
of
adjoining
claims
that
will
provide!
scope
for
very
evU-sisUr,
opera!
Ions.
Outside
of
that
altogether
there
are
a,
number
of
very
pro-wl'?K,.,,f,,nN
m
'"''"
,iav
been
shipping
ore
and
other
preparing
to
do
sneusanus
or
people
rtork
to
St.
Louis
and
New
York
to
natch
thej
ona
feries
baseball
game.
They
take
an
Intense
Interest
Id
the
proceeding
and
howl
themselves
hoarse
rooting
for
the
slde'thcy
favor.
Incidentally
the
piajers
ana
owners
of
the
teams
make
big
money
tor
themselves.
Orgauled
sport
Is
coming
to
be
a
great
financial
undertaking.
That
was
seen
In
the
recent
championship
boxing
match
between
Derapfey
and
Tunaey.
It
Is
seen
the
hockey
manipulations
which
are
going
on
at
present
and
even
.
locally
It
to
noticed
that
one
of
the
big
alms
ls4o
secure
a
good
gate.
This
com.
t
n,.',!;!'U,n'
??.
ra,h,r
l?.be
lP1?.rrd
"
".."
.
accepted
at
one
of
tlte
nnxiern
developments.
t
WILLANLY.
PLAY
IF
xi'MKER
ARE
WATC1IIXH.
The
commercial
aspect
of
sport
has
so
pervaded
the
present
day
games
that
many
young
men
and
young
women
refuse
to
play
unless
there
are
a
lot
of
fain
'on
the
sidelines.
That
Is
apparently
the
objection
to
playlnglbasketball
at
the
Exhibit
k.n
Hall,
so
far
as
an
outsider
can
see
there
Is
no
need,
of
money.
Basketball
players,
like
players
of
other
games,
might
vveH
provide
their
own
paraphernalia.
Hut
that
does
not
suit.
What
they
want
Is
to
draw
money
from
the
public
for
watching
the
game.
He
have
no
objection
to
an)
one
charging
any
sum
they
wKh
to
see
any
game,
but
all
we
wish
to
point
out
Is
that
If
the
games
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
are
not
us
well
attended
as
those
played
dowuluun
the
games
should
be
Just
as
good
and
be
equally
us
much
enjoyed
by
the
players
who
are
t
be
one
most
nearly
concerned.
As
long
as
they
have
a
guod
game
and
can
pay
the
rent
of
the
hall
tliey
should
be
satisfied.
That
Is
the
first
aim
of
the
sport
and
not,
the
at
taction
of
a
big
gate.
The
gate
should
be
alway
secondary.
CONCIRATI'LATE
CITY
,ox
Ka.Li.ia
itoxns
Vrlnce
Rupert
Is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
latest
sale
of
city
bond.
The
price
obtained
aaa
a
good
one
and
Is
an
Indication
of
the
Increasing
stability
of
the
city
and
the
outside
opinion
of
the
future
prospects.
Steadily,
year
by
year.
Prince
Rupert
securities
have
Improved
In
value
and
with
careful
financing
they
wll
continue
to
Improve
until
they
are
among
the
high
priced
bond
mi
the
financial
market.
IMMlliitAtioN
MIOILD
'
BE
liEXElUL
IN
CANADA.
.?
,h.'
thr"
hB
too
much
of
a
tendency
to
encourage,
Intmt.
gratldn
t
'Articular
parts
of
Canada
:
while
;btrTer
part
equally'-fttVictlvei
'art
fallowed
to
languish.
.Just
now
tlx
far
eastern
province
are
asserting
their
im.ms
to
consideration
in
this
regard
and
KrltMi
Columbia
should
also
have
DESTINED
TO
JOIN
STATES
THAT
IS
WHAT
LONDON
JOCKNAI.
SEES
AH
KESI
LT
'Of
IIAVINO
REPRESENTATIVE
AT
WASHINGTON
'
"V
(Edmonton.
Journtj
londou
-Truth"
hcj
never
been
tery
successful
when
It
essayed
-tihe
role
cf
prophet
regarding
Canada.
It
forecat;
that
thl
country
would
be
plunged
into
Irretrievable
bankruptcy
because
of
the
couatructlon
of
the
CP.lt,
Now
It
is
of
the
opinion
that
we
are
des.
lined
to
Join
the
United
States.
The
demand
for
separate
diplomatic
reprc-centttion
at
Washington
is'
regarded
.
cn
acinous
portent,
along
with
the
In
creating
American,
investments
In
the
dominion.
Despite
the
act
that
certain
Canadian
publicists
and
politicians
will
angrily
dUinlas
the
suggestion
money,
It
thinks;
will
"in
the
modern
vvurlst
have
its
way
In
the
long
lun,
NICE
PEOPLE
To
be
sure,
the
editor
goes
on
to
say,
all
nice
people
favor
English
connection.
They
come
to
London
every
year
and
have
many
friends
here.
Some
ct
them
even
bear
English
titles.
But
In
democracy
It
is
not
the
nice
but
tb
costy
people
who
govern.
The
distinction
drawn
in
the
above
U1
be
resented
by
all
Canadians,
regardless,
of
their
views
about
the
futur
of
the
country,
It
shows
how
HtU
"Truth"
appreciates
our
deep
rooted
at
tachment
to
the
motherland-
It
neve.
would
have
survived,
in
the
face
of
so
many
contrary
influences,
if
it
hac
been;
confined
to
those
that
the
writer
of
the
above
has
In
mind
when
1m
ipeaKs
of
nice"
people.
Of
the
most
ardent
supporters
of
the
British
connection
the
great
majority
have
never
teen
Lowland
and
have
no
intimate
re
lation
with
rnybody
there.
.MONEY
INFLUENCE
As
to
the
effect
of
the
American
notkey
that
is
coming
into
Canada
in
;uch
large
volume,
it
can
hardly
stlnv
ulate
any
tendency
that
may
exist
to
words
continental
political
ui-lon,
whin
til
the
other
factors
that
would
natur-Uly
be
expected
to
work
tn
that
direction
have
for
so
long
proved
powerless
to
create
any
strong
sentiment
tor
a
change.
There
must
be
something
very
real
in
our
desire
to
remain
a
British
country
when
for
all
these
years
we
nave
resisted
the
Influences
exerted
b
our
geographical
position,
alongside
a
notion
so
much
Uite
powerful
than
cur
own.
During
the
early
stages
of
its
growth
the
United
States
was
mainly
developed
with
British
money,
but
It
cild
not
alter
In
rny
respect
the
course
of
American
political
progress.
IS
NOT
SI
RE
"Truth"
is
not
sure
whether
the
absorption
of
Canada
under
the
Stars
snd
Stripes
would
be
a
benefit
or
a
calamity.
This
statement
is
a
modified
echo
of
the
talk
that
was
heard
in
Britain
at
the
middle
of
last
century
about
those
"wretched
colonic."
of
which
I,
was
hoped
the
mother
country
would
soon
be
relieved.
A
great
change
In
BrltlUi
rentlment
towards
the
outlyin;
domirjou
has
tsken
place
since
then
and
it
Is
Impossible
to
believe
that
any
doubt
now
exists
among
the
great
majority
of
the
people
there
as
to
thi
need
of
preserving
the
empire
an
I
strengthenliiR
the
bonds
between
its
different
portions.
-
SEVERAL
NEW
BOOKS
ON
LITERATURE
AND
ART
AT
THE
LIBRARY
Several
books
on
literature
and
art
have
recently
been
added
to
the
public
library
as
follows:
"Sartor
Resttrtus
and
Heroes
snd
Hero
Worship."
by
Corlyle.
"Far
Horlwna,"
by
Bliss
Carman.
"Standard
Canadian
Reciter,"
by
French.
"Plays,.
Sixth
Series,"
Oalsworthy,
"Odyssey,"
by
Homer.
"Winnowed
Wisdom,"
by
Leacockv
"Ar6und
Hme
by
McArthur,
1
miwter
Beatrice;
Ardlani
and
Barbe
Bleue,"
fjy
Maeterlinck.
Juno
and
the
Paycock:
Shadow
of
a
her
share.
There
are
the
lands
adjacent
to
tl.e
Canadian
National
Railway
open
:
Gunman,"
by
O'Casey.
to
settlement
and.'
the
P.tl.E.
lands.
These
at
any
rate.shouid
receive
considers-1
"Modern
American
Poetry,"
by
Unter-tlon
in
any.
Dominion
scheme
for
the
bringing
in
of
European
settlers
to
take
ne3r'
up
lands,
.
.
1
"Make
your
Bazaar
Pay,"
by
Burt,
Winchester
AMild,Blended
Cigarette
Every
package
of
Winchester
Csiarams
contains
s
poker
hand
SSMTtSwd.
,
eaa
Uks
Inserts
they
are
vslwsMa
in
exchange
for
packs
el
high
grade
pteylng
cards,
etc,
THta.
DAILY
KVffWS
THURSDAY.
OtTOBKIl
7
t81
1
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ayot
'n
The
deer
are
said
to
be
wild
around
here.
So
arc
some
of
the
dears.
The
latest
fall
fictions
tells
pf
the
uumber
that
were
shot
yet
got
away..
This
would
be
a
pretty
good
old
world
If
we
'
were
only
allowed
to,
pick
off
a
few
people
who
are
so
obnoxious
I
bet
my
money
oh
Cardinals
And"
then
the
Yanks
I
backed.
And
then
1
shifted
ground
once
more
But
again
a
winner
lacked.
If
I
only
was
quite
sure
which
sldo
was
going,
to
win,,
I
think
I
could
pick
up
a
little
easy
money.
The
city
bonds
are
going
up
and
my
finances
are
going
down.
How
is
ltt
I'm
going
to
buy
some
city
bonds'
If
ever
I
get
the
cash,
But
Judging
by
the
trend
of
things
I'm
headed
for
a
smash.
The
editor
says
he
published
thv.
story
about
Mrs.
Ross
tn
Florida
au
that
local
people
could
think
how
.t
would
have
been
If
yesterday's
gale
had
been
three
times
as
fierce.
Power
Is
the
thing
we're
all
worrying
about.
'Some
want
it
for
the
city
am
Mine--for
themselves.
Mitch.
Albert
wants
us
to
treat
our
visitors
weU.
Zounds,
man,
I
thought
Prince
Rupert
always
did
that.
Aha
I
Ohol
What
hoi
A
ship
went
ashore
In
a
fog
down
near
Vancouver
yesterday
despatches
stated.
And
all
the
time
there
was
a,
gale
blowing
her
In
which
no
fog
could
possibly
live.
Ten
Years
Ago
Ir
Prince
Rupert
OCTOISKli
7,
1916
The
serious
situation
that
has
arisen
tn
the
local
halibut
Industry
through
j
the
bait
shortage
was
taken
up
at
last
night's
Board
of
Trade
meeting
st
which
J.
T.
Chawner
Williams,
fisher
tea
Inspector,
was
present.
Messrs.
Cunningham
and
Mclntyre,
members
cf
the
Advisory
Board,
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
shortly
and
the
matter
will
be
taken
up
with
them,
Ct
W
KtrVMinn
ft,-.
,-
-.
stderit
cf'
She
Board
of
Trade
and
U
IS
De
Cex
Is
acting
temporarily.
Mi
"Nlckerson
resigned
because
he
finds
!t
impossible
to
be
In
the
city
at
all
times.
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Can
adian
Bed.
Cross
Society
has
raised
410,000
since
the
war
began
It
was
announced
at
the
annual
meeting
when
Judge
Young,
president,
and,,
all
last
year's
oaieers
were
re-elected.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
T.
a.
OaVrett.
R.
Wilson,
C.
Buchan
an,
D.
T.
Davidson.
A.
farrow,
D.
C.
Scott.
A.
Dj
Calkins,
Lome
McCutchsoj
ana
u.
a.
wicxens,
Vancouver;
E.
l.
Nauthrup,
Seattle:
R.
F.
Clarkson,
Toronto;
Alex.
H.
Carmlchael
and
'
E.
P.
Jones,
Prince
Rupert:
H.
W.
Chambers.
Inverness;
C.
R.
Gilbert,
Mrs.
M.
Oretg
snd
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooks.
Terrace;
Mrs.
T
Dawe,
Balmorsl;
Mrs.
O.
H.
Bleecker.
Queen
Charlotte
City:
O.
F.
Johnston.
Sydney,
Australia;
W.
A.
McDonald
ana
P.
Johnson.
Edmonton;
Mrs.
Oeorge
Wright
snd
son,
8mitbers;
Mrs.
E.
II.
L
McLean,
Nakusp;
Mrs.
C.
L.
Monroe.
Atlln;
A.
King,
C.NK.
TERRACE
Emll
vHaughland
lef
V
ot
Sunday
for
Vancouver
on
'
buslni-u
rnrltti
the
Wnrk,
man's-
.
Cornpensatlon
Bbard
resulting
from
'his'
accident
In
the
woods
here
over
a
"year
ago,
4
J.
tSesjirdlne
of
Anyos?
and
whose
family
live
here,
la
In
the
Prince
Ru
pert
hospital
to
undergo
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
Ms
daughter,
Agnes.
left
here
on
Monday
for
Prince
Uu-
pert
and
will
remain
there
for
som
time.
Mrs.
J.
Raven
and
her
daughter,
Mrs.
II.
C.
Creeiman.
and
children
of
Lu
cerne,
who
have
spent
several
weeks
at
Kalum
Lake,
returned
to
Terrace
on
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Creeiman
will
spend
a
short
time
at
her
mother's
home
here
before
returning
to
Lucerne.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Haven
of
th
Laielse
Hatchery
were
in
town
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
Mrs.
M.
A.
Grclg
left
on
Wednesday
to
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
Itupert,
Mrs.
W.
If.
Burnett
entertained
the
B.
D.
Bridge
Club
on
Tuesday
evening.
Miss
Yvonne
Cote
left
on
Monday
XI
take
a
position
In
Prince
Rupert,
White
playing
at
school
on
Tuesday,
John
Smith,
son,
of,
Mr,
and,
Mrs,
Murdo
Smith
Injured
.
one.,
of
his
knees
rather
badly
and
as
a
result
will
hav
a
few
extra
holidays
from
school
Mrs.
H.
O.
Bleeker
of
Queen
Char
lotte
City
and
formerly
of
Terrace,
whu
haa
spent
thr
past
three
weeks
as
the
guest
of
Mrs,
M.
A,
Orelg,
left
on
Wednesday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
will
spend
a
few
days
en
route
home.
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Terrace
Hospital
6u
Tuesday,
October
8,
to
Mr.
errace
Hospital.
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EXERCISE
NO.
4
For
Strengthening
Abdominal
Muscles
TYING
down,
hand
JLef
at
sides.
Raise
left
knee
up
toward
chest,
grasp
knee
with
both
hands
and
pull
down
hard.
Try
to
touch
chest
with
knee.
Then
straighten
lee
and
drop
arms
to
sides.
First
left
knee,
then
right
knee
and
finally
both
knees.
A.
Clare
wa
aln
from
his
mine
ft
.anarsdol
on
Tuesday.
t'ONcir.NTinr
akitiimctic
New
office
boy.
I've
added
those
fig
I'.res
up
ten
times,
sir.
Employer
Oood
hoy!
"And
here's
the
ten
answers,
sir
I
WATER
NOTICC.
Dlfsrsoa
sne
Use
T.UK
Notii
t.
that
iirvllbi
Cannery
uisny,
I
til.,
atxife
addrros
'
ft-iiue
Wharf.
Vsurirfiver.
B.C..
will
aiM
r
a
llct'ure
tn
use
and
iiw
n
s-alkiu.
vt
miiuile
ir
in-r
i
r
small
Hr-nu,
iImi
klwtsu
as
Mill
siiniu.
tili-b
fluwo
ii)irllH-sl
Slid
drsius
into
JrdS)
Harbor
.Imiiii
I
mi
yard
ifrliirsi
uf
soiillimsl
iMit-r
of
Toso
Minnie
r.lnni.
Tl"
ser
Villi
be
diverted
from
I
fx-
ttrrsiil
St
S
-
ilnl
about
eon
ferl
frnui
lt
itxiuth
n
a
Miuilivtrsu-rly
dimctsin,
and
will
e
ufil
for
Industrial
imrisi
iixn
the
end
described
st
W.i
sries
ihirtliesM
of
I'uirii
Mlninr
I'lslin.
This
noin-e
vtss
polled
11
lltt
sroliml
irfi
llu
Bih
il.r
i.r
kpnii.ii
I.
er.
lOiii.
A
ri.py
or
this
imtlre
snd
sn
smilii'stliiii
t'lirsnaiil
thereto
snd
to
the
mt-r
Art'
will
le
filed
In
the
ufflc
i.f
iln-
Water
llproidrr
at
I'riiMe
niipert.
II.
l'.
oblertluns
in
tlx
application
may
l
iiVl
Willi
Jbe
said
Wsi-r
Mr,)riW
or
wiiij
ttu
fi-riipinilier
uf
Waier
Itlahls.
.'srlisiiieiit
llul
liltfisr.
ViHiirla.
H.r
.
wiih-
lu
thirty
days
slier
the
first
aiiiiraranrf
I
this
potlre
in
a
loral
iipi-i.
The
uaie
or
uie
rirsi
mjiirsu.iii
tins
IMI.
ire
is
iiiiMM-r
a.
isjo.
miiuv
iivii
1
1-
f'vwrnv
r-it
t
ti.
.
.
.
I'll'.,
.
.
Applicant.
By
rrxl
iHrlM
Msihers,
Arnt.
WATCH
NOTICI
Diversion
and
Use
TAkE
KOTia:
that
II,
I).
k)e,
Ihi.i.
address
li
Wransell,
Alstks,
suit
Telrrraph
i;reek,
II,
:.,
lit
apply
for
s
license
lu
isse
suu
use
s.iiiiv
miner
s
lliriics
flow
of
water
out
uf
Bucks
llnlrh
nhlrh
tiUa
essirny
nun
ueaic
v-reea.
me
water
will
Ik
diverted
frcnn
ttie
stream
st
a
point
about
two
mi
Irs
up
thf
stream
from
lis
niriuth
lulu
Iicasr
Creek
slid
will
be
used
for
lij-draiille
minliir
purtes
upon
beach
nairr
i
miiiia
unimn
SIHI
IIPSriuei
SS
rn-i'n
,u.
i.u
Slid
II.
I
tklllnM
n..
twisted
nil
the
truuhd
un
tte
13rd
day
of
July
ISIS,
A
cpy
f
this
nolle
snd
s'u
application
pursuant
iherrui
and
to
the
"Water
Art,
will
lie
filed
In
the
i.frire
nf
Ihe
Objertirms
t'j
the
siiplicatl'ii"
may
In-
filed
ami
ilm
Mid
Water
Hecurder
fir
un
me
iNiipinnier
or
wsier
i
t
ill.
Parliament
Iliilldinis,
Victoria,
II
C
within
thirty
days
after
the
flr.i
inium'r.n...
of
this
notice
in
the
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
th
flrl
niibllrsilon
of
this
II.
P.
kViy,
Apphcant.
LAND
ACT.
Nitlce
it
'ntsntlon
to
Apply
to
lease
Land.
Ib
sv
.
BecordiBir
Tilllrlct
of
Prince
Iliie
'
and
sliuite
nn
noith
shore
of
an
Unniliied
Bay
n
loiitli-Vest
r.nasl
if
fit
lUid,
ihoiii
one
mile
ent
frwn
jiiurr
I
tint
TAke
iriTICB
that
K
noiissesii,
of
Lows
lBi"t
P
.
vines
nf
British
rnlnnihl.
nrm.
psUoi,.
Came-r
Msnarer,
Intends
in
stily
for
es5
'if
the
fullnwlnr
desrrllieil
lamls;
.Hii-,ei
.
iv
ii
a
pi
i
pianiea
on
Hie
shore
o'
'il
unnaiueil
hay
on
the
south.
neM
i
out
of
Hit
Idsnil.
shoiil
fint
miu
east
m
bljff
Poli.t
thence
north
iwenty
chains;
'hencp
est
twenty
rhslns)
Uimce
se-iith
iwenty
chains,
more
nt
less,
to
Utah
Water
Msrki
thenee
followioa
IHah
water
mark
westerly
to
point
of
nnimnenreinent,
snd
rnntslnlnr
elrldy
seres,
more
or
Ifts.
Minn
uiy
auin,
il".
E.
nOUBSRAU..
Applicant,
V
PENMANS
LIMITED
Paris
-
Ont-
EXERCISES
FOR
BUSY
MEN
'"PH16
U
one
ol
series
of
A
tight
Penmani
Under,
wear
exercile
iJvcrtlte.
mtnts.
Clip
out
each
one
at
It
appears
and
you
will
have
complete
ltt.
Do
the
exer-dies
evtry
morning
nd
you
will
toon
note
an
improve-rncnt
in
health
and
vigor.
the
quality
underwear
'"PHOUSANDS
of
men,
women
and
children
have
found
in
Pcnmans
95
a
permanent
solution
to
their
underwear
problems.
This
famous
garment
is
light'in
weight
and
fine
of
texture
yet
it
gives
the
solid
comfort
and
warmth
you
would
expect
to
find
only
in
underwear
of
much
heavier
weight.
'
Penmans
95
is
the
finest,
most
serviceable
product
of
Canada's
foremost
underwear
manufacturers.
For
years
it
has
led
the
way
giving
longer,
better
wear
and
satisfaction
than
any
other
underwear
made.
Your
dealer
will
gladly
show
you
95.
Made
in
two-piece
and
union
suits
for
men,
women
and
children.
Look
for
No.
95
on
the
label.
6
end
Mrs.
Hllljsrd
of
Ktlsumkalum
This
la
the
first
birth
tn
the
new
HEALTH
UNDERtDEAR.,
Consider
The
Squirrel
Ik'
lily
III
lii
wintt'r
fiiiif-
wlnlr
(lit
-hoi-e
i
p
nut!
therf
an
nlniiithiuro.
When
wiiiicr
arrivrn.
i-d(o,
ln
irr!ireilnsi
nvf
linn
a
lot
if
worry
and
hi
veiiieiirt".
Mnii
sfdii!
o
lie
I
lie
iiiu-t
iinj'niMilf
lit
rrfrtlurf
many
of
im
never
Ihink
or
Ihe
winter'
fiieliijiiy
nnl.
eulil
ip'll
i
on
n.
yet
we
exieel
niuiil
ilcliverie
well
ireiiretl
dry
fuel.
l.ny
in
yuiir
winter'
Uu-k
r
i-nal
now
wiltiotit
tn
veiiieiieing-
yourself.
We
liae
it
Rood
oek
f
Inrd
NANAIMO-WELLINQTON
COAL
find
rnn
deliver
il
In
you
ul
nnytime
to
uil
you.
IMi
ii
now
al
116
or
1
1.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
0SIIIHSS
from
PRINCg
SlUPCNT
for
VASJCOUVSH,
VICTORIA,
SEATTlt.
each
THUtttDAV
ad
SUNDAY,
11.00
p.m.
fur
ANVOXWBONISDAV
1000
pm.
For
STIWART
SATURDAY
,
10.0o
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCg
JOHN
for
VANCOUVIR
via
QUtEN
CHARLOTTt
ISLANDS
fertnlghlli,
,
PASStNOIR
TRAINS
LCAVK
PRINCal
RUPSRT
dlly
t.ccpt
Sunday
!
II.SO
a.lli.
for
PRINCI
QSOROg.
KDMONTON.
WINNIftO.
(II
puinta
laslera
Cinada,
L'Dlle.1
Slates.
Agency
all
Octsn
Slssmshlp
Llntsa
Us
Canadian
.litlonal
Eipreis
for
Vlsney
oyders,
lorntn
Cbeoues
ef.
Iio
for
your
ikm
shipment.
City
Tlckit
Otfles.
BJS
Third
Are.,
Prlacs
Rupert.
sh,n
t0.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
stllins
(roiu
prince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVIR,
VICTORIA.
Swsasen
Isi,
sn
Alsrt
Bsy,
Tw.sfJst.
IP!
y
VANOOUVSR.
VIOTORIA.
Alsrt
Bay,
sn
Iw.n.on
10
A-
for
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nsas
rTUse
Csnnsrlsi,
Thuridsy
m
roe
PORT
SIR0N.
ANVOX,
A
LICK
ARM,
BTIWART.
-.,,
2nd
SMITH,
Atsal
of,,,
a,,,,,
a
FIFTY
DOLLARS
REWARD!
I-W
Infoniirtiloii
Ipmlltig
lo
the
wlierfinlimil"
of
LAYTON
t
..
..;l"T
,lli,,r,l,n,lMl
fr,),n
Mmc
in
Vlclnrin,
H.O.
April,
tHJ.,.
I,nyloii
U
IHj-cnrrt
nf
ngy
run)
ms
fnlr
luiiiv
Itic
eye,
we
Ighg
about
tr.U
II,.
nn.l
nbont
five
feel
nine
iiu:
ics
InlL
llu
was
Inst
Iieur,
f
M,
llprp
iu,crl
uislrict.
Coinriiiniicate
wilh
Theo.
Miles,
3425
Cook
8treet,
Victoria,
B.C.
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