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Interest
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the
proceedings
of
Parliament
is
likely
to
be
maintained
this
year
a
a
result
or
the
elo-eness,
nunieriffllly,
of
the
two
parlies
mid
the
consequent
dagger
of
the
(lovernment
at
any
time
being
defeated
by
a
wavering
Progressive
majority.
The
situation
will
make
the'
opposition
more
active
than
umih)
ami
will
tend
to
create
a
general
alertness
and
attention
to
the
duties
of
the
hour
that
has
not
been
seen
for
many
a
day.
,
In
the
reminiscences
oflLord
firey,
that
Rritish
statesman
tells
of
being
under
secrelary
.of
,tae
for
foreign
affairs
and
having
to
be
in
his
cal
all
the
time
owing
to
the
cloe
attention
to
business
of
the'lrNh
members,
.At
Rial
thne
they
were
kept
on
the
pii
vive
although
they
had
a
majority
of
"something
like
rorty.
With
less
than
len
nf
K
majority;,
the
present
(invernment
will
have
I
o
watch
its
siep'nllUietim'e.
Contract
Let
For
'
7
"
y
'
Bioloalcal
Station.
'
The
contract
fori
he
bfoIogVal
''station
has
beeii
let
and
tin
new
building
will
be
coniniejicetl
just
a
soon
as
the
work
on
the
substructure
is
completed.
For
the
pas!
year
or
more
this
building
has
been
planned
am!
at
one
lime
was
ordered
to
be
commenced
but
the
plans
were
changed
and
now.
afler
.-.skinir
for
tenders,
the
contract
is
let
and
there
can
lie
no
more
backing
aowri.
j
ne
station
will
become
ail
accomplished
rai
t
and
will
attract
to
the
city
many
sdenliss
uf
note
and
workers'in
marine
biology
that
will
add
n
new-,
injie
Jo
the
life
or
Prince
Rupert.
Thus
sit-p
!'
Ml
we
are;.:ciiHif4
-place
in
the
miii.
'-
Immigration
And
This
Province.
.,
.
',
Immigration
In
Rritish
Cotflmbia
is
rather
a
dirrerent
thing
to
inwnigralio'n
In
the
nrairies.
II
is
.in
t-k-
n.9n.,
i.
to
the
ju-airie
and
with
a
I
earn
.or
horse
or
oxen
turn
over
the
ou
iiim
niK
a
crop
or
wheal,
dhic
man
with
four
horses
can
c.s,i
ciniivaie
a
.juarter
seciion
as.loiig
as
help
is
secured
ror
the
liarve.l.
Indeed
one
gOM
skilled
man
can
cultivate
nearer
ljaU
a
section
than
a
quarter,
if
the
conditions
are
right.
Most
ol
the
wheal
land
is
pbiwedjlii.llic.
autumn
and
is
readv
for
the
uu.l
.I......
I!..
II..
S.l
..
.
...i.i,
,r
mv
is
oirjne
groiind.
Ifi
Rritish
Columbia
thiigs;,are
very
different;'-
llt-re
mixed
farming
is
the
only
.knul
ii'ible.
Dair-jing
.
Is
jdbeVni.o.t
profitable
ocrujiation
and
Ihere
is
always
pjeiily
nr,diHnnnl.
for
niilk
or
milk
..r,.,!.!.
.i
..
.
.
i
.
n.-
fcf
-.
-
"if
uowever,
mat
inVnlveymCMftflabor
and
.mean.
is
llie
expenditure.
iBig
Move
Toward
Canada
Is
Indicated.
There
seems
likely
lo
be
a
big
movement
toward
Canada
this
enr.
All
indications
.point
that
way.
The
Rritish
(iovern-iin-iit
is
upw
coining
to
a
realization
of
the
fact
thai
the
Rrilish
Hand
aw
nver-populafi-d
and
that'
something
has
In
be
done
lo
solve
the
unemployment
problcin.
That,
something
they
realize
will
have
tn
I
If
emiiri-.-il
inn
I'.ji.o.I..
.......
I
t.t
j
.....
.
-
r.
....,,.,,,
MMMiiiiu(ii
una
Rntaiu
has
a
surplus.
The
situation
should
not
be
a
dimcuH
one
to
.relive.
Traiisportalion
rales
have
been
lowered
lo
such
an
extent
thai
it
is
possible
for
almost
anvone
to
gel
Muds
enough
to
migrate.
Canada
needs
population.
Thai
is
the
only
solution
lo
!he
va.:anl
lands
problem
and
eventual!-
aLo
the
railway
problem.
For
the
Winter
days
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
hot
mUk-so
satisiVing!
LABOR
LEADER
TALKS
ABOUT
LOCARNO
PACT
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
Says
Must
Keep
Spirit
as
Well
.as
Letter
of
Asreemcni
NKW"
YOllK,
.lan.
2.
Oren'.
lli
ilain
liud
no
business
mil
tin
lis
signature
in
the
Locarno
(tact
"unless
we
Intend
to
carry
out
(lie
spirit
we
i-otnmunit-atcd
In
the
icoil'
wlio
inil
lalcil
w
ii
I
us,"
J.
Ramsay
MaeDonald,
former
prime
minister
anil
foreig
l
minisler,
says
in
a
foreword
to
a
book
"Kroin
Dawes
lo
I.orarno."
written
by
t!corj:e
(ilasKow.
noted
journalist.
"We
must
remember
Dial
we
led
them
to
expect,
not
the
way
open
In
us.
In
aconUnce
with
the
imperfect
letter,
to
ret
out
of
our
responsibilities."'
Mr.
Mac-(
Donald
declares
m
the
book,
which
Harper
and
ltrothcrs
soon
wtll
tiublisli.
"Our
people
have-
umlertaken
a
tremendous
res
,
ponsibillly.
They
have
taker
risks
which
are
actually
greater
although
they
amiear
less
oi
paper,
I
ban
they
were
willing
U
take
under
the
Protocol.
We
have
handed
over
tin
Rritish
army
and
navy
to
otliej
powers
under
Lotvirno,
il
we
di
i
it
under
the
ProUuol.
T1e.
Hhinetand
must
be
subject
to
a
new
agreement.
We
must
slrtt'
lofmake
the
disarmament
eon
rervnee
a
success.
War
Not
impossible
.Mr.
Mai'lHinald
says
that
froi'
one
point
of
view
Hie
l.ocarnc
treaties,
by
setllin?
the
llhint
frontier,
dealt
with
Mouthing
"that
never
could
become
8
prime
cause
of
a
Kurwpeaji
war,
and
adds,
"If
anybody
thinks
tba.
by
gelling
agreement
on
tlx
Rhine
frontier
we
bave
niat'
European
war
impossible,
lie
should
think
again."
"I'lieie
were
three
things
about
the
l.ocanio
pad,
however,
wbich
gave
Kurope
new
hope.
Lnearliri
oflers
a
iiiamf
itiit
ojiporlunity
that
will
be
fruitful
for
peace
ift'ly
insofar
a
'bat
'ijipiirlunily
is
lak'-i..
HOSPITAL
AUXIUARV
FACING
DISBANDMENT
So
Few
Were
In
Attendance
Yesterday
Afternoon
that
Annual
Meelng
Had
to
be
Postponed
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
the
Prince
llupcrt
(ieneral
Hospital
was
to
have
been
held
yesterday
after
noon
but
there
was
such
a
small
attendance
that
it
was
necessary
to
postpone
such
business
as
the
ejection
of
ofHcers
and
receiving
VANDERHOOF
bell.
K.
A.
Mllcliell.
Dr.
W.
no
Slone,
II.
C.
Abbott
and
Mm.
K.
H.
Smith
were
elected
lo
the.
board
of
management.
K.
C.
Mc-
lieacby,
who
presided,
paid
tribute
to
Hev.
H.
T.
Mcl-'arlane
under
whose
,palorale
of
the
past
few
months
Ihe
church
has
made
great
progre.
Mis
J.
M.
Mellaril
of
Iln;
loral
uehool
leaching
la(T
ha?
again
been
laken
seriously
ill.
Mrs.
n.
II.
Moore
enlertalned
at
bridge
and
whist
Inst
-Wednesday.
The
prize
winners
were
Mr.
Laird
and
Mm.
Meorge
Sleele.
Oeorife
Ogslon
has
been
laken
lo
the
hospital
al
Kdmnnton
where
he
iinderwenf
an
operation
early
this
week.
K.
A.
Mitchell,
who
nreoiniianied
hiiu
to
TJIB
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Jmi1ii.ii
Tossed
for
Hours
Unable
to
Sleep
Now
cn'oy
rt
nd.Up
thiuiki
to
Dr.
Ch'
Nrv
tFood
A
VII.I.A('K
i
u
place
where
everybody
koowx
a
tol
more
about
overyltoily
than
everviunly
knows
about
himself.
was
referrlinr"0
tfie
bead
of
th
members,
he
jrrplied
in
the
nexa
the
for
l
hey
'w'ire
all
ton.
1
IT'S
rumored
that
the
bad
1
minton
plays
are
'
pretty
sore.
Doubtless-
ihoT-tousl
have
fallen
and
burl;
their
toes
or
somethint.'.
TIIK
bear
jroes
to
sleep
during
llie
winter
and
uils
makiiip
&
noise,
(lb
to
live
in
bear
laud!
IT
S
oh
lo
live
in
bear
land
Where
bruin"
isoe
bu.jdeep-
lie
frently
whiles
away
the
lime
'Till
flowers
bejrin
to
jieep.
There
i
no
jaz.
in
bear
land,
.No
rolliekiit
parties
there;
Kor
I
hey
(deep
away
the
bn
dark
days.
'
Xo
morning
after
there.
Then
let
me
live
in
bear
land
And
forpe!
for
a
inonlh
or
tvve
of
annual
reports.
Matters
of
a1
The
foolish
wonU.
Mini
people
routine
nature
were
dealt
with.
Stating
tliis
morning:
Mint
another
special
meet
in?
would
be
say
And
the
f.
mlisli
thiiiirs
they
d-
enlled
in
the
near
future,
Mr.
pr
itilM
1C
ACCCDCIi
iVank
Dlbb,
president
of
thel
uKAilAIYl
1J
UrrKtU
.uxi!iary,
said
that
if
belter
support
for
the
Auxiliary
U
not
farlhromln?
there
will
be
nolh-itlsr
ele
to
do
but
disband.
TJit-
Aitxillar'
ba
a
membef.shrt)
of
i
aboul
thirty
but
during
Hie
pafl
year,
conte
half
a
dozen
women
ELEVEN
SEATS
FOR
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
TOHO.Mii.
Jan.
i
have
not
aceeitei
the
kind
offer
nf
the
hive
been
-carryhifr
on
the
work.
I
,lonfow-
r",t(
Ofi.eljanee
for
Such
a
stale
or
arfairs
cannot
r'"
"
in
ri,l'".7
f
Al,,a"
lmka-
tHi"1
nM
H,,-
(i',or"'
continue
declares
Mm.
Dibb.
r.
iirauam,
niinisn-r
of
railways
in
the
federal
government,
who
Is
in
Toronto
on
'perwonal
business.
,fOn
the
other
band,"
iuile.
Al
the
first
consrreiralional
Mie
minister.
"I
have
not
infused
meelinir
of
the
Vanderhnof
Unit
M
""
'o"y
other
iffer
so
ttener-
ed
Church
last
week
A.
It.
I.alrd.jously
made.
I
niu
corKiderini
H.
II.
Moore.
W.
.1.
llimes.
Kdwin
C
MKieachy,
James
W.
Camp
them,
because
I
have
nnl
made
up
my
mind
what'
course
lo
pursue.
That
is
till
I
can
ay
al
present."
Mr.
liraliani,
il
appears,
ha
the
offer
of
no
fewer
than
11
seats
from
l.iherals
who
are
will
injj
to
resign
in
his
favor.
EXPERIMENTAL
SALE
Out
of
Town
.Customer
Buys
Four
Pairs
Ladles'
Shoes
For
Less
Than
Price
of
One
The
t'niveial
TradinK
Co.
vill
'be
hospital,
is
ejpeeied
home
In
inir
n
new
low
prlre
of
2.21
per
a
ua
or
o.
pair
for
Wednesday
shoppers
ARE
NOT
OUT
TO
SKIN
THE
FARMERS
!
ATTACKERS
REPROVED
I'llmnnton
Journal
'
The
slroiur
reproof
which
II.
i
W
VVT.....I
inliiit
it
i
1
.ii'iiil
fit
lliil
About
the
turet
indication
of
L
.J-
.A.
coiivenlton
of
lluise
dcle-
piVismteil
nerve
in
BleepIensDest,
You
may
have
headache
and
indigestion,
You
jnav
he
nrvoM
P.d
irmable.
Hut
the
mot
disXreaninj
symptom
is
lying,
awake
at
night
unable
to
rest
or
sleep.
Mr.
Fred
Hon,
Dresden,
Ont.
writes:
"I
certainly
can
sympathiie,
with
anyone
ho
nuffers
from
nerve
trouble.
For
many
months
I
was
afflicted
with
nervousness,
and
after
going
to
bed
I
would
toss
about
for
hours
unable
to
sleep.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
was
recommended
to
me,
so
I
gave
It
a
trial.
I
found
It
a
splendid
treatment
as
I
can
now
enjoy
a
good
night
rest.
For
the
nerves,
the
best
password
1
can
give
la
"Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.'
"
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
I.OVK
and
upiial
are
uitern.i-
lioiial.
.Nature
will
tuixe
bei
way.
IF
January
lasted
all
t
year
jmt
think
buw
llirifty
wer
should
bwoine.
Kates
who
accused
the
elevator
:-t::::p.inir.s
uf
dieinjr
out
b
"kil
I
Ue
farmer"
should
dl.scournjm
other
troin
lnakintr
ciich
wholesale
chariie.
which
be
regarded
as
iiiile
unfair.
No
pool
in
tin
I
world,
be
declared,
hail
ever
bad
i
lieler
treatment
from
llie
eea-
tors
than
had
that
in
Alberta.)
I
want
to
lell
you."
be
went
on.;
'Hint
there
are
Just
as
ooil
men
:n
the
.grain
busines.
as
tln
ii
are
in
AUi
'aimers'
iimxeiueii'
.
They
are
not
on!
lo
skin
you
anv
more
than
you
an
out
in
m
'
I
hem."
Ids
work
having
lir.mi:!.
liiui',inlo
very
inlunale
imn
h
wd.i
those
avainsl
whom
these
rrnir
isms
were
direeled.
be
is
,ii
,
position
to
know
what
be
is
iak
K;iiiK
aboul.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
26,
1826.
.I.
V.
J'allerson.
who
was
:-
I.l'TS
all
lie
farmers
and
bowhiionsible
fur
selliou
two
suli-inar-
to
llie
(iovernmeiil
for
help,
nrline
to
the
Hriltsh
Onuuhia
pov-
SahationUts
nnd
lake
tip
a
col-
(eminent,
has
hoo?hl
tO.onu
tons
lection,
or
bariier
and
ni.ike
atof
steel
Mhirli
will
be
used
'.n
fortune,
or
boot
leaser
1iu
boot
Uhipbuibllni
at
Seattle
and
db"r
bad
nines
out
of
town.
i
points
on
the
coast.
Al
the
Hums
.banquet
of
the
St.
Andrew'.s
-Soolei)
l.ul
night.
President
S.
M.
Macdonald.
oi-
lliehalf
of
Hie
society,
presented
ia
fouiiliiio
peri
and
safely
r(or
l.iri'
S
all
go
to
Florida
and
in
iln
J.
M.
TImuhisoh
as
it
reo;ui
vest
all
our
savings
in
loiyin'
aitmn
of
his
effieieni
ervtrs
as
half
interest
in
a
town
lot.
SOMF.HODY
on
the
lintel
re-'
tii'irLA.1
Hint
fhi.
iIimiiiVii.
n.f
n
eerlain
Ln
named
Uutrd
hail
some
pretty
i.'ool
tindire.
Asked
if
he
seerelury.
The
Amertean
halibut
eehnoner
l.ibt-ty,
which
arrived
in
port
Ibis
moraine
with
."o.ooo
pounds
of
fish.
pre.enleU
a
very
wintry
appearaiiee.
So
edd
w.is
thA
weather
ttbe
experienre
I
that
H
wa
uece.sary
lo
keep
I
lucre
w
employed
in
i-ulliiijt
awnv
the
iee
in
order
thai
she
in
i
It
Ih
navigated.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICK
OF
APPLICATION
FON
.IIR
LICCNCC.
.ViTK.C
IS
IIKIII.HV
UIVi:
tbat
n
llie
joa
at
J
oi
ituriurjr
im-ii
iim-
miurr.iiinui
iiiH-iid
lo
-ily
t"
I
he
I
irjti.
r
oli
K
Hir(l
tor
a
llrni-v
In
rerlwl
In
pre
I
mite
Ijviuii
i-ari
ir
lh
liuiiiliiir
kn-ii
at'
-
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st
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mui-
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sim-l.
ll
i
nt
I'rliHe
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un
llw
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fnion
1.;
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.
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HIM
MikI
ri
trlUn
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in
llie
l'rullK-
of
linilli
'linn
!
Ilia,
fr
Ihe
ask-
l
lrr
bv
llv
tiaa
nrf.
hj
llie
i.-n
Uitlle
(or
-uuiiitiln
-n
th
MTWI.M.
f
luie.1
lhl
ririh
ilar
of
January.
Its
IoAI
K
A1ti!O.W
MrUOD
i
Hnnv
i
w"in
mMfauU
LAND
ACT.
Ntl
f
IflUftllcn
U-Aslr
U
evftKua
In
IjiuI
riM-nrdinf
IHMHrl
nf
Trnr
Jliirrl.
and
alluste
on
th
mh
Slier
r
CaiKalii
ttnr,
fin
Itlani,
I'mvlncf
uT
hrlllli
OtlmnliU
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ljiinr
linn.
Inl'iMU
l
api.ljr
fnr
M-rnillnn
In
piirrha
the
foil-mini
rt
n-rilwil
latwU:
Cmiimenrlnr
at
s
port
planlnl
n
lh
aouiti
shore
nar
the
hrad
or
Caiilaini
i
-ire.
fill
MlatMl.
nante
4.
Ciu-I
fllrlf,:
l-rirtlnre
iif
HrUlh
Cnlmnlila;
lhir
ViMth
iwrnly
Mialnn;
llfnrr
mi
twrniyi
rhain:
tlw-nre
iu-rth
twrntv
riiaina.
nvira
or
Ui
liltli
staler
.nark:
llH-nrt-
t
rrlv
al-Kir
lilrti
alr
mark
!
pi'lol
of
roiiiiiM-iM-emrnl,
and
nmialnlns
forty
j
l'rr.
imu-e
nr
I
wiujam
joi:rn
JErrrtifUi.
,
.Appliranf.
'
'LAND
ACT,
Notice
f
IntantUn
U
Apply
For
Laauf
f
Land.
in
llie
frlnre
Rtierl
fjnil
Flrrnrdlnr'
Iilxrln
and
slniaie
in
so
unnamed
10.
;
fumiuir
one
if
Ih
Narea
s-ninp
nr
llu
In
lludxrti
Hay
l'aare
iinIi
0or
Unsli-n
fitlnt.
Blue
I'rlnl
II.
M.
II.
TAkl,
IsOjK.F.
Dial
llarrl
krrr
of
Prince)
flupert.
H.C..
Matter
Marlnrr,
Inlenda
U
appiy
ur
a
ieae
in
me
rouowins
a---rrllied
land:
f:niiiienrnt
at
a
pout
nn
the
ibnrr
10
the
f:al
aide
uf
the
-atinr
itrrll.H
lilei
Ihrtire
3,0(10
frft
IM.rlllrl;
tlit-nre
J.OOliI
irri
norinra'i;
iwni-e
j.ihiq
lert
amin.
eat;
lle-nce
S.IHlii
feet
XHithweat
In
lie
olnt
of
ronniiriwriiK-r.t,
ronuliilnt
iki
arrea,
more
or
!.
II
Mints
KF.IiH.
Ry
bis
Arrnl.
Joaeph
3.
Rorr
I.MWhM
I
LAND
ACT.
ftotlco
of
Intantlon
lo
Apply
to
Laaaa
Laid.
In
llie
rrlnre
Itiiprrt
Land
llrrordlnt
filOrlel
a
rxl
altuale
n
V.'hllcMiid
pland
near
ounia
niano.
nine
print
H.M.
II,
TAKE
.NOTICK
that
Joseph
Sllliaim
Hosera
of
prlnre
Ituiierl.
ll.Cw
ferrrlary.
Intend
lo
apply
fur
s
Iraae
of
llie
rob
Inwlnr
deai-rllsif
latula:-.
Coiune-nriiir
al
not
on
Uie
shura
cm
llie
l.a-t
aide
of
Wlillenaiid
Island
i
thenae
S.O0II
feet
northwest;
thrnr
J.00O
frn
east;
Ihenre
3.000
feet
Minth;
tbence
J.oiiil
feet
west
lo
the
ipolnt
of
cmn-llicncf
Ilient.
JOSKPII
STI.HOM
nOOEIIS.
nl
trtnl
llh
,.
LAND
AOT.
not
reserve
any
of
Die
shoes
of-
Notlcs
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
fered
nl
(his
sale.
fah
lalks
,
,,
PrlI.Pe
l,L'M!r,
Iin(1
,,,rorill))t
and
we
play
no
favorites.
One
,r,ri
liut
"
unnamed
iin
.
'
.
,
In
llie
LMlern
inlrame
to
llndMin
Ray
out
of
town
customer
bought
,
l
aae
m
ar
nuoda
island,
nine
prim
four
the
eos
oT
n'TAkV:
pairs
yeslerdayn
soTirB
nut
oeorire
ordoii-B.i.h.
all
four
pairs
belnjr
lens
I
ban
the
Zm
L"Wr.V"m
pi'iee
of
one
pair
originally
lowlur
dearrllied
land
WVeh
Mie
window.
The
price
,
Jn;;
&iV"r.Zti
drops
55e
a
pair
'"nWil.
inak-l
talnlnr
100
seres,
mors
nr
lesa.
cnonoK
ooium.i
buriiby.
MILLBANK
1
The
SCEN
RY
IS
BEAUTIFUL
but
can
you
see
it?
Like
a
fog
thut
obscures
the
laodsi-upe.
!,.
from
your
wnsh-lnb
hides
the
beauty
of
life
I
pleasant
liOors
of
leisure,
the
wash-tub
lirmit-
i
and
wearini's..
ril
yon
of
Ihe
e
for
liviiic
It
is
mi
eas
U
do
away
with
nrh
loilsonii
as
washing
and
ironing.
Let
us
Uke
tin-He
ki-k-our
home
this
week.
Soft
Finish
Service
will
meet
Imi'Ii
your
-
your
pocketliimk.
Just
phone
u
linlny
and
li
ll
call
fur
your
liutHlle.
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STEAM
LAUNDRY
(canadianT
'sauiHTX
'
Standard
t
rumy
nr
over
s
1
60
years
j
Phone
8
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
Al
Ihe
last
Quebec
Kxhihiljoti
:
ed
t
:-'ici-es.
of
the
pri-vicm-
e
ogufi
v
inning
the
tio'd
MrJ,.;
w
T
ov-r
ah
otln-r
tn.'k-
...
iii!
nid
C.iii.i.Ii.iii
jsher--
Caih
Price
$1850
in
-iitd
-in
e,iy
tci'-m
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
r.tncu;iAt.
wuiuu,
jiiuo,
sucvat
iwman
n.
Wi
n.
a
Tf
TANCOUVU.
nnOUA
aaa
SUITU
.tW.Ort
II.
Wj
I,
M.
$j
tmau
MATita
far
BuUdala,
Iwanaon
Bar.
Cal
Btlla
Ball.
Otaan
rail.
Nm,
Alart
l.
CampMII
Nl,
an
Vantiar
atary
salwrsaf
It
an.
AanEf
for
all
Itsamahlp
Lima.
rll
UtrmallM
tram
W.
C.
ONCHAND
Oanaral
t.
Carna
t
4th
Atraat
a
r
Aanva,
Printa
Nrrt,
B
O.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTU
Sallinta
frtrfii
frtot
kuvrt.
or
VANCOUwen.
VICTORIA,
SaiiM
Bay,
and
Alan
Bay,
Taaaaay,
r
m.
ttr
VANnoUVIR,
VICTORIA.
Alarf
Baa,
a
(ana
,Bt.
BaUrSai,
10
ror
htox.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Rata
Rliar
Caniiatlaa,
.TnnraSaf
pJH.
For
PORT
'MRSON.ANYOX.
ALICE
ARM.
ITrwiar
a.....
...
"!
.
Baralay,
mI
PMna
Rasart.
irrrr
tGinyouvM
ask
tor
again
'
-
TlwtT
una
101VV?Z
he
b0nle
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fiflverliscment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
H'
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
noveriiment
of
lirithli
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.
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