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CONSTITUTIONAL
CHANGES
IN
BRITISH
EMPIRE.
The
premiers
of
the
Dominions
in
collaboration
with
the
premier
and
other
members
of
the
British
Government
are
at
present
discussing
matters
pertaining
to
the
Empire
as
a
whole
and
partic
ularly
matters
relating
to
the
British
constitution
under
which
the
fplfltiftntf
nf
tVia
itAminlntia
in
fit-out
Pn'fqln
nnrl
...nl.
4
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-
being
defined.
While
there
will
be
no
written
rules
brought
down
as
a
re
sult,
there
may
possibly
be
resolutions
passed
that
will
have
a
con
siderablc
influence
in
making
clearer
the
position
of
the
Dominions
in
relation
to
the
mother
country
and
in
doing
away
with
some
of
the
causes
for
irritation
that
have
hitherto
existefl.
One
of
these
changes
suggested
yesterday
was
that
the
Governor
General
should
in
future
be
a
representative
of
the
King
of
England
in
person
rather
than
a
representative
of
the
British
Gov
ernment.
That
would
place
us
in
practically
the
same
relationship
i
P
30
lut-
domestic
export
of
to
the
Governor
as
the
people
of
England
or
Scotland
are
to
the
!
ff10?"?
n?
TcgeUWe;
'T!
,1
the
United
States
valued
at
64.-
vinrr
m
k
tu
i:.
.l
Ait,
.
,
were
ic
a
jicugc
vi
me
cijuaiuy
ui
me
uuiureni
pari
ox
174121
the
Empire.
For
the
time
being
the
Governor
would
be
king
of
Can
ada,
or
to
put
it
more
clearly,
King
George
would
be
King
of
Canada.
acting
through
his
deputy,
the
Governor
General,
and
would
receive
advice
from
his
Canadian
ministers
direct
instead
of
by
Downing
Street.
Apparently
something
definite
ha3
ben
done
and'
within
a.
fe.w
days
there
should
be
announcement
as
to
the
outcome
of
numerous
sittings
of
the
conference
and
the
conference
committees.
So
"far
as
one
can
gather
South
Africa
and
Canada
are
taking
.
a;
leading,
part
in
"the
demand
for
equality
and
it
is
a
matter
of
finding
ways
and
means
of
carrying
out
their
desires
that
is
taking
Up
"the
time.
NEED
OF
CARE
IN
SUCH
A
CONFERENCE.
To
some
extent
it
Has
been
said
that
the
Canadian
,vJevtr"'U
influenced
largely
by
Quebec,
and
that
is
probably
true.
.Quebec
is
the
dominant
partner
In
the
present
Canadian
Government
i-pfcduie
of
the
solid
support
given
in
the
recent
election.
British
Cfilumbfa,
on
the
same
basis
would
be
almost
without
any
influence
there.
ltov-ever,
the"
aim
of
Quebec-
is
to
prevent
the
movement
toward
union
with
the
United
States
and
their
influence
would
be.
toward
making
the
British
Constitution
so
acceptable
to
the
Canadian
people
that!
the
present
status
may
be
continued
mdefinifelyi
Therein
lies
the
advantage
of
the
present
conference,
from
the
British
point
of
view;
(It
inky
also
be
mentioned
that
the
position
taken
by
jSanada
in.
demanding'
the
greatest
possible
autonomy
is
a
source
of,
strength
to
the
conference
in
that
it
presents
with
South
Africa
and
.Ireland,
a
moror
les$
solid'
sexton;
Jn
favor
jifclearly
defJncdutpnjTyr
w'lthJ
as
far
as-possible
equality
6f"the
Dominions
with
the
m'otnef
larfd.
WITH
EQUALITY
COMES
RESPONSIBILITY.
But
with
equality
comes
responsibility.
If
we
are
to"
be
considered
equal
we
must
agree
to
pay
our
share
of
defence
costs
tfut
we
shall
have
a
say
as
to
how
those
defences
are
administered.
The
whole
thing
is
most
complicated
and
the
idea
of
the
conference
Is
to
try
to
work
out
a
scheme
whereby
each
part
of
the
Emp'ire
will
feel
satisfied
with
its
position
and
each
will
do
its
part
In
defence
and
in
co-operating
with
each
other
part.
Canadians
will
have
to
give
up
the
parochial
view
of
things
and
study
world
politics
if
they
are
to
take
part
in
world
affairs
other
than
as
an
appendage
of
Great
Britain.
They
will
have
to
learn
to
give
and
take
and
sometimes
to
sacrifice
purely
local
interests
for
those
of
the
Commonwealth,
-U!'!
JJ"
It's
an
all-day
food
SHREDDED
WHEAT
For
any
meal
in
any
season
Ready-cooked.easy
to
serve
and
paper
to
the
south
la
a
great
and
constant
movement,
liore
and
more,
Canada's
forests
art
being
used
to
supply
the
needs
of
newspaper
and
peri
odical
readlts
and
others
In
the
United
States.
In
return
American
dollars
flow
Some
ot
the
principal
Items
which
go
to
make
up
the
grand
total
of
wood
and
paper
exports
from
Canada
to
the
United
States
.during
the
twelve
months
ended
September
30
last,
are
as
follows:
Wood,
unmanufactured,
t92.94J,
988;
newsprint.
1103.716,730.
and
pulp-
wood,
113,457.628.
Girls
and
Women
and
Their
Winning
Ways
and
Oddities
HtCNCII
(Hill,
(Joi.n
us
,
French
girl
folgers,
following
on
the
link
the
lead
ot
Suzanne
Lenglen
on
the
tennis
court,
will
make
a
bid
for
oif
world's
honors
next
year.
Arnaua
Massy,
me
rrencn
veicrsn,
twice
British
open
chsmplon,
says
Frsnce
has
three
women
goiters
who
can
hold
their
own
with
any
slmUar
trinity
re
cruited
among
the
best
in
England
or
the
United'
'states.
'
Ititf
are
jMedetnotseUes
Slmone
Thionyde,!
caaiune.
biimi
Esmond
and
her.'sister
Sybil.
Melle
de
la
Chaume
won
the
English
girls'
championship
In
1924
when
a
girl
of
sixteen,
the
French
open
championship
In
I92S
and
she
ha
a
victory
over
Mtos
Cecil
Leltcn.
Melle
Diana
Esmond
won
the
English
girls'
championship
last
month.
Her
sister.
SybU
rank
very
little
below
the
English
champion.
WOI
LI)
LIMIT
OXHHtll
WOMEN
Women
students
threaten,
to
crowd
the
men
out
of
Oxford
University,
In
the
opinion
of
Dr.
Joseph
Wells,
retiring
vice-chancellor
who
ha
recom
mended
that
the
number
be
restricted.
There
are
Just
over
700
women
students
at
Oxford
which
accounts
for
one-fifth
Of
the
students.
The
vice-chancellor
confessed
that
aome
years
ago
when
he
advocated
the
admission
of
women
he
never
for
a
moment
foresaw
such
a
potslblllty.
WOHI.
TRIP
10
It
III.IND
Lady
Arthur
Pearson,
widow
Kt
Sir
Arthur
Pearson
who
was
blind,
has
set
htrsclf
the
task
of
a
Journey
round
the
world
to
vailt
all
the
St.
Dunitan
branches
In
the
Empire
so
that
she
can
get
Into
personal
touch
with
ths
various
sightless
men
trained
at
these
Institutions.
Like
her
late
husband,
Lady
Pearson
spend
the
whole
of
her
time
working
In
the
Interests
of
the
blind.
I'.NdMMII
W.14
OI'MIA
HANDICAP
Beatrice
Sherrard,
a
soprano
who
made
her
debut
this
year
at
the
Municipal
opera
house
In
Alda,
said
that
her
English
name
was
such
a
handicap'
In
Italy
when
she
went
there
to
study
that
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Z5T
Saturday,
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20,
1926
WOOD
PRODUCTS
EXPORTED
TO
UNITED
STATES
11
ii
!
.
I
XI
ONK.
MONTH
TWEXty
MILLION,
liOM.ARS
OCT
OP
XLWUfcV
PORT)'
HAS
pm.it-
OTTAWA.
Nor.
20.
'(By
CnadUn
Press.)
Canada's
export
of
wood
and
paper
to
Vim
Culled
Slate
are
In
creasing.
They
now
lorni
more
than
one
halt
of
the
total
Dominion
domes
tic
exports
to
the
United
State.
In
the
month
ot
September
alone,
out
it
she
waa
forcd
to
adopt
a
Laltn
iub-etttute.
'
"I
succeeded
m
securing
hearing
be.
tore
the
Italian
impresario
on);
by
assuming
the
name
of
Beatrice
Oherardl,"
she
said.
"They
scolted
when
I
wa
Introduced,
exclaiming
'What,
you
are
EnglUhl
They
have
na
tsleut!'
"
MIm
Sherra;-d
mother
ai
Brazil
)
lau,
her
father
Engjish.
In
Brell.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
,1
Bbe
was
bom'
MITTINO
PACK
IN
HOIIV
Turkish
girls
are
bobbing
their
hair
bo
fait
even
the
"modern"
Turk
Is
per-J
turbed.
said
Mahmsud
Easad
Bey,
Mln
i
later
cf
Justice
in
the
cabinet
of
Mus-tapha
Kenial,
during
a
recent
visit
to
Oeneva.
!
Yet
Mahmoud
Essad
Bey,
who
wants
I
the
women
of
his
country
to
go
forward
'
in
all
spheres
of
astmty
just
like
wort
n
total
Canadian
export
to
the
United
elsewhere,
la
not
so
alarmed
oyer
nhe
States
valued
at
e39.645.239.
wood
and
:
modern
tendencies
cf
Turkish
girls
a
paper
accounted
for
tao.SKl.OCo.
some
of
the
older
fplk
of
the
former
Th.
September
figure
are
not
ex-
Turkish
Empire.
eeptlonal.
The
flow
of
Canadian
wood
one
thing
is
certain
north
to
the
Dominion.
The
export
figures
for
the
one
month
cited,
September.
1928,
are
typical.
Government
statlsttcs
now
available
show
that
the
wood
and
paper
exports
from
Canada
to
Uie
United
States
during
the
twelve-month
period
ended
ptembet
30.
last'
reached
a
total
valuation
of
341.745J7.
As
In
the
single
month.
this
represented
more
than
one
halt
of
the
total
Dominion
exports
to
the
United
States
during
the
twelve
months
which
amounted
to
1468.893.685.
When
the
values
of
wood
and
paper
exports
to
the
United
States
during
the
twelve
months
,Jtut
mentioned
Is
compared
with
that
ot
the
preceding
twelve
months
ended
September
last
Increased
by
over
eleven
millions.
The
Dominion
exports
of
wood
and
paper
to
the
United
States
are
greater
in
value
than
any
single
etas
of
goods
imported
by
Canada
from
the
United
State.
In
the
twelve
month
ended
September
last,
the
Dominion
imported
Iron
and
It
products
(the
largest
single
article
ot
Importation
from
the
United
States)
to
the
value
of
S19O.093.B23.
She
exported
wood
and
paper
valued
at
341,745537.
during
the
same
period.
In
contrast
to
the
heavy
movement
ot
wood
and
paper
from
Canada,
Imports
ot
these
commodities
by
the
Dominion
from
the
United
States
during
the
twelve
months
were
valued
at
but
S38.29C.S06
or
approximately
one-sixth
of
tbe
Canadian
export.
The
ex
port
of
Canadian
agricultural
and
vegetable
products
to
the
United
States
I
far
below,
that
ot
wood
and
paper
in
value,
although
it
comes
next
in
the
list.
For
the
twelve
months
ended
he
declared
"and
that
1
that
our
girls
In
Constantinople
and
Angora
are
bobbing
and
shingling
their
hair
even
faster
than
those
ot
New
York
or
London."
AMAZONS
IIUIIT
INDLTKNCV
Women
have
organized
a
"Legion
ot
Amazons"
to
fight
those
of
their
sisters
"who
by
Immodest
dress
or
actions
defame
the
fair
nam
ot
their
sex."
Among
the
charter
members
is
Countess
Hanna
von
Festalozra.
noted
Berlin
physician
and
feminist.
"The
time
ha
eemt."
cald
one
of
the
speaker
at
tbe
first
convention,
"when
such
indecent
fashions
as
bobbed
hair
and
abbreviated
skirts
inust.
be
ccmbatted.
Our
husbands
come
home
blushing
with
shame
at
what
they
have
seen
on
the
,
etrtets,"
Mil.
ISALimiN
r.tVOK
HL.UK
Mrs.
Stanley
Bildwln,
wife
ot
the
Prime
Minuter,
has
taken
kindly
to
the
season
black
mode.
She
attended
a
luncheon
resplendent
In
a
black,
Napwle-cnte
hat
and
a
black
frock
with
an
up
standing
Robespierre
collar
and
green
embroideries.
She
maintained'
her
rep
utatton
for
punctuality
by
being
the
first
person
to
arrive.
LMil.tslI
-CH.tlllTY
PfMl
The
"charity
push"
ha
started
and
hostesses
who
lent
their
reception
rooms
for
these
affairs
are
living
upstairs
n.me
too
comfortably
thete
days.
The
Honorable
Urs.
Ronald
Orevllle
was
refused
entrance
to
her
own
Uayfalr
house
until
she
had
paid
half
a
crown
to
the
particular
charity
to
which
she
had
turned
over
her
receptions
room.
A
recent
visitor
said
Ketchikan
was'
so
wet
that
the
people
there
are
mostly
spoken
of
as
a
floating
population.
When
a
cabbage
Is
educated
It
becomes
what
they
cauliflower.
He
was
on
his
way
to
the
gallows
when
for
the
first
time
since
his
conviction
he
complained
bitterly
to
the
accompanying
clergyman
of
the
sentence
meted
out
to
him.
"I
know
death
is
the
penalty"
for
killing,
but
this
man
wa
a
raw
Englishman."
Square
Jawed
men
are
all
right,
glrli,
but
you
would
not
want
to
marry
a
monkey
wrench
would
you?
I
wish
I
had
a
dollar
and
didn't
owe
nickel.
They
say
figures
don't
lie,
but
Just
look
at
some
of
those
women
the
morning
after
you
thought
they
were
so
fine.
Truthful
James
never
make
a
hit
with
the
girl's.
I
fold
Jane'
that
t
loved
her
Her
face
looked
pretty'
good;
Her
manners
were
not
half
'so
bad;
She'd
speak
well
If
she
could.
I
said.
I'd
like
to
marry
her
Andj
them
perhaps
,lu
time,
I'd
get
used
to
her,
grinning
ways
And
wash
off
half
tbe
grime.
But,
sad
to
aay.
she
did
not
like
The
truth
I
had
to
tell
She
said
I
better
had
get
out
And
hurry
off
to
hell.
-
More
than
400
educational
leuders
of
the
South
are
expected
at
Jackson,
Miss.,
for
the
meeting
of
the
Southern
Association
of
College
and
Secondary
Schools
on
November
30.
Large.
Red
Pimples
Covered
Her
Face
Mini
Mable
Moore,
Blenheim,
Ont.,
writes!'
-"A
short
while
ajjit
my
fW
wa
covereil
with
large,
red
pimple.
I
tried
several
remedies,
but
all
failed.
At
last
a
friend
advised
me
to
take
mm.
and
1
took
three-
bottles.
1
will
never
refrrct
th
day
I
did
this
a
my
I
see
1
entirely
elearod
up.
Mr
mother
hoi
taken
H.B.I1.
fof
heftdachrtft,
and
she
hasn't
had
tht
least
sign
of
a
headache
for
a
longtime"
This
vslaablo
remedy
ha
been
on
the
markvt
for
the
past
48
yar;
put
up
only
Ii
Tin
T.
llilbum
Co.,
Llmitwd,
Toronto,
Oct
la
a
iin
i
mi
ii
i
in
i
in
1
1
ii
ii
i
i
ii
i
i
i
hi
n
nil
iiimiii
in
New'
Vitality
for
Advanced
Years
ogc
advances
there
is.
a
AS
tendency
for
the
blood
to
become
thin
and
watery.
The
nerves
are
starved
and
the
supply
of
nervous
energy
in
the
body
runs
low.
Neuritis,
rheumatism,
stiffness
of
the
joints
and
other
discomforts
result
from
waning
vitality.
Because
it
forms
new,
rich
blood
and
restores
vigor
to
the
nervous
Fystcm
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
is
especially
appreciated
by
persons
of
advanced
years.
It
is
not
unusual
for
elderly
people
to
experience
trouble
from
poor
circulation
and
weakness
of
the
hearts
action.
This
is
the
result
of
the
blood
being
weak
and
is
overcome
by
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
Every
organ
of
the
body
is
benefitted
by
this
restorative
and
reconstructive
treatment.
wind
attained
a
velocity
ot
fifty
mile
an
hour.
Some
windows
were
smash
ed
and
signs
blown
down
but
no
serlouv
damage
seems
to
hv
been
done.
A
report
ha
reached
here
that
Charles
Hurray,
who
worked
In
the
OJC.
barber
shop
here,
has
lost
hU
life
In
action
at
the
Front.
IN
I'KOHATE.
ix
the
I'ttr.Mt:
nit
itT
or
iiiutiii
rou.Miut
In
the
Matter
ot
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
West,
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
KOTICE
that
by
order
of
1IM
Honor.
P.
McB.
Young,
dated
the
Mtb
day
of
October,
A
D.
128,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
West,
deceased;
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
reouired
to
furnish
aame,
pro-
ferly
Verified,
to
me
on
or
btfore
the
st
day
of
December,
A.D.
1836,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-debtedneae
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
BO.
Dated
the
10th
day
of
November.
A
O.
l20-
ar9
IN
I'KOHATE.
IX
THE
SI
PRE.ME
COI'KT
OP
IIKITMII
COM
MUM.
In
the
Matter
of
the
AdmlnUtratlon
Act:
and
In
the
Mstter
of
the
Estate
of
Krlstlsn
Pederen.
Deceased,
intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
jiuuur
r.
mKa.
juung,
asiea
me
Zotb
,
ui
ui
wiuutr,
n.u.
iwo,
i
wa
appointed
administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Kristlan
Pedersen,
deceased;
and
all
pnriin
naving
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
be-I
fore
the
3rd
day
of
December.
A.D.
192D
I
and
all
partlea
indebted
to
the
estate
are
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
NORMAN
A,
WATT,
Ofllclal
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
n.C.
'
Novembi"
AnHK8.
IVAN!)
ACT.
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
APl'l
V
TO
111
I.KANE
I.AM
i
In
oona
River
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
and
situate
on
an
Island
In
Oona
River
approximately
opposite
Block
One
and
Two
of
lit
a
Si
R,
5,
Coast
District
(mostly
tide
flat
surrounding
small
Island).
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Bergman
of
Omia
River,
B.C.,
occupatlV
f
Uherman
intends
to
apply
for
a'
lease
of
the
1
lowing
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
soo
feet
north
of
northwest
eornw
Aost
of
Lot
3199;
thence
M
fet
aomhVs.t'
thence
200
feet
westf
rly;
thence
J
Ooo
fret
northwest;
thence
oo
tm
"to
no
planted,
and
containing
ten
SStTtSS?,
JOHN
BERGMAN,
Dated
October
30,
1B29.
APPllc,nt
You
will
not
be
using
Dr
Chaje'i
Nerve
Food
long
before
you
find
that
you
are
sleeping
and
resting
better
As
your
vitality
is
restored
the
vitd
organs
of
the
body
resume
their
natural
functions,
pains
and
aches
disappear
and
you
feel
better
in
every
wjy
The
expression
often
used
by
cider
people
who
Use
this
food
tre.ment
is,
"I
feel
twenty
years
younger
"
GAINED
20
POUNDS
Un
W.
K.
Dsvi.
DiOJ,
Oil
mtt
"la
tbe
winter
U
If
II
i)
I
mm
W
th
V
wfca
in
a
rry
Miu
cMititian.
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m
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1
1
nW
hlf
II
nkt
sn4
n.1
lu
'
x.-
m
i
m
Ml
rn,
I
Mt
ilmn
m
if
wanuna
In
a
t
c
town.
A
tbe
t
mMw
dt
not
mt-m
w
i
my
UuM-f
tu(mllJ
tbat
I
ttk
LH
Caw,
N
rt
look
K
bwl
M
lM
tllninMiil
Ml
sHK
x
Mr
rwtrf
at,
a
(!(
Anr.
aaj
bsv
s"i
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V
'
t
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krh4
am
1
m
on
mt
ftk
b
Dr
1
-ir-i
I
ftwlnw
fetal!
trt
rvTTjrlhtnf
rW
ki
faiVl
HEART
TROl.'IlLX
Ut
JUm
Tutkn.
t-uUf.
On
,
wntr
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fM
atmt
rxuff
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from
ntfyjinw
j,
brart
ttvtM
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nearmifis.
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wr
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btjr
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lnd.(n(iit.
1
taaBy
tmtmAnd
4
mmt
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nj
Kun
it
tb
bra
Ibxi
t
rvn
Uri
Ii
i
:
w
any
mmi
I
m
brttn.
I
rafMut
tmt
tw
c
j
poa
4
llu
&m
Bwiatn.
Mr
'
ba
a-
.a
t
at
bvdi
Ibinh
Ibara
is
arthaa
loai)uai
lr.
Ckaai
N
I
T.u.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60
ct.
a
bos,
all
dealers
or
Th
Dr.
A.
W.
Chas
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Csa.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
aii
Votr.MiiLK
to.
lain
,
According
to
Old
Country
papers
an
early
stsrt
Is
to
be
made
on
tbe
de-
;
velopmrnt
of
the
Oroundhos
vual
fleid
avned
by
D.
A.
Thomas.
To
get
tbe
loal
out
a
railway
is
projected
down
tbe
rtlley
ot
the
Naaa
River
to
Nasoga
Say,
about
fifty
miles
from
Prince
Ru
pert.
Testerdsy
afternoon
from
2
to
S
the
aXa
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
fold
Storage
Co.,
W
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Ran
ad
ian
National
Qc
Largcft
Kailway
Syilcm
in
Amend
m.
I'KINt
i;
HI
't;uT
for
HTEIVAKT
and
ANVOV,
HiM'l
i.s.
PHIMK
i
n
ahlkh
for
VANCOI
Vr.lt
t
qlllA
(IMIll""1
I'Mtil
i..iii4.
run
ni.ht
I..
a
I'AHENIIEH
TKtlXH
LEAVE
PRIME
KITMIT
..ff
Ii
MOMiAV.
W.HMli
V
and
MATlltlitV
at
1
1
30
a.m.
tf
r.h
rf
Ol.OIHil
KIltlOMUX,
VWNXII-MI,
all
m.IhI
rlrfn
Can.."
Mflfaasi
AOENCV
AI.I.
OCEAN
NTKAMHIIIP
MM'.
l'e
Canadian
Natlmml
CxprrM
for
.Money
Orlrr,
l"irrlt
lm
etr..
rImi
for
jour
neM
liliinent.
Kt9t
CITV
TICKET
OIUCE.
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Rt
IMIT
f'
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
....
hailing
Iruni
Prime
Rupert.
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1
lor
tANCOl'VER,
VICTORIA.
Nwnnton
IU)
and
Alert
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II
nt
a
ii.iii,
l'r
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VICTOItlA.
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luv
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ruimaj,
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p.m.
r
w.1
nil
Atrnue.
u.
M,
N.MITII.
Agenl.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
I'rlnrr
H"l
naliirilaj'
P.
0.
Box
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imporlcil
Horo
and
Scotch
h
r
A
A(
Tweed
Suits
mmlo
lo
order
In
our
u
shop
in
Prince
Hiipert
an
low
nstjtvf
I.
ANQER,
Cutter
,
n.C
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
nuPJ
t