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TllUd.n
FOUr,
KEW3
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TH15
DAILY
PRESENTATIONS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
-
TO
CLERGYMAN
HELLO
LtTTm
DARluS
WILL
WHAT
HAVtf
T"VA.
TICWT-ONLLI
,JA
tOU
mET
THE
TlCA'fTT
OUT
OP
mi
TOU
THERE.
JtCiG'b
.
OUT
CP
THE
HOUtsE-
pMf
OResbER
KM'
THROW
lT
rW
otAK?
PHONt.O
WD
1
He.
Walter
Allen
Recipient
of
l
roRQor
to
fT-
'
liLiL-T
OUT
THE
VVJlPOVv
TO
Mt
?
A.DKfcCO
MC
TO
.
Valuable
Gifts
eNC
my
J
v
A
lit
throw
it
out
U
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f
.
I
on
......
Severing
'
TICKET
TO
frff?'
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,
rsiCC
U
lTTLC.
WINDOW'
i
aD
nis
connection
wim
TO
HIM
t
Sir
Church
A
large
gathering
of
members
of
the
congregation
nf
-SI.
Andrew'
.AiwrHcnn
Cathedral
took
ti;iw
a!
vetiii;;
in
the
Cathedral
Jfall
to
Mil
adieu
to
Rev.
Walter
,
Mien,
who
is
svriiif
his
connect
jun
Willi
the
church
her;
and
who
iuring
tli
six
months'!
rcA;dcit$et
Has
made
himself
veryi
popular
both
in
Ihe
church
anl
outside.
Three
presentations
wore
inaile
lo
him,
one
by
the
jromen's
auxiliary,
another
by
tin
corfgVegatiou
and
the
third
by
lite
boy
scouts.
following
an
interesting
musical
program
arramged
by
Mrs.
Woodbind
and
community
singing
led
by
W.
0.
Orchard,
Mrs.
Andrew,-on
behalf
of
the
women's
auxiliary,
lire-rented
Mr.
Allen
with
a
handsome
private
communion
set,
such
as
would
be
particularly
useful
in
the
large
and
scattered
peace
River
district
lo
which
he
is'
returning.
H.
T..
Cross
made
the
next
presentation.
He
spoke
on
'behalf
of
1
lie
congregation
and
for
them
'presented
the
departing
clergyman
with
a
purse
of
gold,
Reg.
Collisou,
speaking
for
Hie
Hoy
Scouts,
of
which
be
is
head,
handed
lo
Mr.
Allen
a
gold-mounted
fountain
pen
as
a
mark
of
their
appreciation
of
the
interest
taken
in
their
work.
k
Archdeacon
Rix,
administrator
of
the
diocese,
spoke
of
the
good
work
Mr.
Allen
had
done
both
here
and
in
the
peace
River
country
lo
which
he
was
returning.
His
speech
was
a
fine
appreciation
qf
the
efforts
and
success
attained.
Mr:
Allen,
in
thanking
IhjR
various
donors;
spoke
of
the
regret
he,
fell
at
leaving
and
of
the
many
wonderful
friends
he
bad
made
here.
As
a
part.
of
the
musical
program
lliere
was
a
piano
solo
by
Miss
Margaret
Oilchrist,
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
I).
Ross,
Mi's.
An
derson,
and
JhC.
WTilson;
a
piano
duet
by
Misses
Ness
and
Ivcrsoh.
'Mrs.
Ponder
was
accompanist
.i
me
close
everybody
saw?
"'Hod
He
With
You
Till
We
.Meet
Again,"
and
'Tor
He's
a
Jolly
fSood
,
Fellow."
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
ladies
auxiliary
under
whose
capable
management
the
whole
affair
was.
the
LOCAL
MOOSE
Ibe.
AT
STEWART
the
Party
Returned
to
Town
Yester
day
Afternoon
Reporting
Splendid
Reception
at
Mining
Camp
r
Reporting
a
splendid
reception
,at;tewart
where
they
went
lo
attend"
ceremonies
in
connection
with
the
initiation
of
some
.
25
candidates
into
the
Moose
Le
gion,
omo
eleven
members
of
the
local
Moose
Lodge
returned
to
Ibe
city
on
board
the
power
boat
Pachena
yesterday
after
noon,
The
Stewart
people
proved
themselves
:
such
splendid
hosts
that
the
local
men
are
already
planning
another
trip
north
on
Labor
Iay
with
the
hope
that
they
.will
be
able
to
bring
back
a
Stewart
delegation
lo
attend
the
Fair.
The.
program
of
entertain
ment
at
tho
mining
camp
included
a
baseball
game
which
Stewart
a
won
from
Hyder
and
a
big
dance
on
Saturday
night.
It
bad
been
intended
to
take
the
local
men
on
a
trip
lo
the
Premier
Mine
but
owing
to
the.
condition
of
tho
road,
it
was
Impossible
lb
do
so
A
trip
lo
the
"mine
will
probably
(be
included
in
tho
program
Of
the
,rall
visiw
The
Moose
members
from
here
making
the
trip
north
were
Fred
Pcadden,
Oillis
Roycr,
Sam
An
(ous,
Harry
Jackson,
Thor
John
son.
Percy
Cameron,-
Jonas
Thompson,'
Albert
Johnson,
Pete
Colzak,
U.
R.
Illggart
and
Bert
Hnskins.
'
ClVIliZATlON
WAT
THEME
OF
ADDRESS
James
Thompson
Was
Speaker
at
Literary
Meeting
In
United
Church
Last
Night
The
Literary
and
Athletic
SJ
ciely
of
the
United
Church
beard
'it
most,
inlercstliiig
address
.last!
evening,
on
"Civilization"
ljy
.
James
Thompson,
in
which
he
1
(joqderhamMIFris
flCANADIAN
PPRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
dealt
with
the
history
of
Us'
risi
from
the
earliest
ages.
I
spoke
of
the
rise
of
man
from
savagery
through
barbarism-
lo
present
day
civilization.
In
thb
ise
there
were
seven
important
events
which
bad
a
marked
influence
on
the
race.
These
were
iu
order
mentioned:
speech,
fire
discovery
of
the
use
of
the
ow
and
arrow,
discovery
of
pot
tery,
domestication
of
animals,
use.
of
iron
and
the
art
of
writing.
Jack
Stevens,
president
of
the
society,
was
in
the
chair.
WHIST
AND
MUSIC
AT
SOCIAL
EVENT
GIVEN
BY
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
The
Pythian
Sisters
last
nighi
neiu
a
winsi
unve
followed
oy
i
musicai
program,
and
some
daricrng,!
The
event
was
.1
most
enjoyable
one
sucJi
a-n
Is"
usu
when
arranged
by
(his
group
ot
ladies.
v
There
were
fifteen
tables
of
vvhisf,
the
winners
being:
Ladies',
I,
Mr.
.1.
Rowat;
2.
Mrs.
Clapp.
Men's,
I,
I.
Mclionald;
2,
J
Rogers.
The
program
included
a
march
by
Clifford
and
Frank
Cameron
dance
by
Miss
Annie
Oilchri.'l
piano
duet
by
Misses
Iverson
and
Xess;
Solos
by
Mrs.
Field,
.Miss
l.atherine
Harvey,
Harry
Aston
arm
rranK
i-oriune.
jne
ac
companists
were
V.
Yaughan
Dayicx
and
Clitford
Cameron
A
nance
.followed,
the
music
for
which
was
provided
by
Frank
Cameron,
Clifford
Cameron
ano
W.
Hoss.
The
committee
in
charge
con
sisted
of
Mrs.
Stepp.
Mrs.
Rowat
and
Mrs.
Leek.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
LIFI?
is'
'really"
worth'
living
once
nyire
w
i
t
b
strawberry
shortcake
in
season.
ROW
would
a
(wo
weeks
general
holiday
for
the
whole
roun-Iry
do
inslertd
of
spreadimg
tho
holiday
season
over
Ibe
wbolt
summer
as
al
presehl,
A
WIIIXF.R
can
never
becotjie
a
man.
Usually
he
becomes
a
raliid
Red.
IT
is
still
possible
to
shn.
peojde
but
you
have
lo
ue
-t
different
method.
IP
I
were
a
poet
like
(jrey
I
would
remark
that
throwing;
kisses
was
one-
way
of
waii:uj
sweetness
on
the
desert.
air.
A
MAN
can's
love
a
girl
who
nags.
Why
should
bo1?
YF.ARS
ago
men
fought
for
their
religion
Now
they
do
no!
need
even
that
excuse
to
mak."
them
fin
ill.
-
RECREATION
FACILITIES
Jnlted
States
Municipalities
Provide
Golf
Courses
and
Swimming
Pools
NF.W
YORK,
May
II.
Adult
ecreatioh
under
municipal
aus
iic.es
has
shown
heavy
increase-n
recent
years,
according
lo
tin-Playground
and
Recreation
As,
(OCialir;n
of
America
whose
Year
look
reports
an
expenditure
of
18.810,
105.55
for
public
play
by
itics
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
in
1925."
Public
golf,
which
five
years
.go
was
not
important
erroush
0
list
in
the
Year
Hook,
is
now
dayed
in
190
cities.
Tennis
ouris
totalled
fi.HO
in
171
cities
n
1925,
as
against
1.HC5
In
110
itie
in
1921.
Swimming
pools
primarily
for
tdull
use
more
than
doubled
in
he
last
fie
years
and
now
lotal
s?9.
Five
hundred
more
quoit
ourts
were
reported
in
1925
ban
in
Uie
previous
year.
Hall
ields.
general
athletic
fields,
icnic
grounds
and
skating
daces
also
show
big
Increase.
Public
recreation
was
origin-
Ily
a
children'
movement,
but
oday
everywhere
east
of
Ibe
tockies
except
in
North
Caro-
ina
and
Florida,
pracllcally.
50
or
cent
of
the
participants
in
nuniciital
sports
and
other
rer
i-eatinns
are
adults.
Rowling
on
the
green
has
be
omc
a
ravorilo
among
mnnue-
gerl
men
in
some
cities.
Cnl
tiral
as
well
as
physical
aclivl
ies
claiiu
grown-up'
Interest,
is
shown
by
the
steady
Increase
n
community
iriusic
and
commu
nty
dramatic
priisram?
;'
The
children's
division
of
Ihe
novement
ao
shows
good
pain,
tiowirenortlng
ft.OOSiplay
nrfas
in
718
cities.
The
expansion
of
the
work
I'nlcrnalionally
has
rough!
about
such
a-demand
for
trained
workers
Ibal
1,3.12
em
uloyed
leaders
in
100
cities
last
vear
at
tended
courses
for
such
ecrealion
training.
Mr.
and
MrsC.
.1.
Ferguson
who
are
moving
from
Anyox
t
Vancouver,
are
passengers
on
lieir
way
soulh
aboard
the
Car
Keep
the
Skin
Clear
By
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Dr.
Chase'.
Ointment
is
M
delight-
l4
z'
SSSSm
O
1926
t
Int-i
Fiituki
Siwvtct
lt
Cfl
BnMia
rkt
i
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rer
t
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertifemc
nt
talc
r
SPORT
CHAT
i
I
si!
Sporting
oi'-imiiziilion
like
:
;
-e
their
,aetiitio
jfivin
publicity
and
rn
rl.v
rVirit
in
Ibe
prwss.
l
ie
newspap
r-an
desirous
of
oiitailiiiw
i
local
sport
"news
but
lher
i
i.
treat
doal
of
oltier
matter
lo
l
attended
lo
with
the
restiit
Him
1
oinelimes
gaini".
et'-
ar
n
j
given
all
the
ntlrntion
tlx
might
warrant
or
thai
the
Inagu
managements
unglil
.Wre.
No
that
the
baseball
and
fooiha'
season
is
alniul
to
open
uieati..
it
misrht
not
be
amiss
In
stigges
that
"the
various
leagues
take!
some
sleps
In
ensure
ihe
season's
aotlvilles
fully
ami
pnO.er
ly
reconleitK!
CndAublwlU
ther.
are
many
person
intereljed
lr
Various
games
who
woul
!he
e
willing
lo
taie
on
llie
job
reporting'
games
and
other
function.
If
artarvmenls
could
U
made
lo
have
such
reports
pr1
senled
at
lllv
newspaper
offic
early
on
Ihe
morainjrs
of
put
llcalion
it
wtiuid
te
of
much
assistance
to'
Ihe
sportt,
editor,
and
would
probably
pe
mil.''
mnre
salisfaclory
to
the
players
etc..
than
the
more
or
less
hap
hazard
methods
that
have
bei
followed
in
the
past
in
re,ot'.
Ing
game.
,11
sporting
bodie
and
leagues
.Jn
the
city
migh
well
give
tho
sitgKeslion
fheii
attention.
I
The
fourth
annual
Domlnia-t
of
C.inada
inlcr0hoUtic
trmv
hampioushtps
are
to
le
run
lucted
by
the
MrOlU
I'nlversiiy.
at
the
Percival
Molson
Meinoria:
Stadium.
Montreal,
on
May
.".
t'his
meet
is
fast
Ijeeummg1
real
champioosbip
affair
win".
Ibcal
champions
fnmi
au
forty
schitnU
eoming
from
as
fa:
west
as
Fo
t
William
and
as
fa
Fasl
as
r.harlbtletown
comiMtli
for
Dominion
honors.
The
pur
pose
of
the
meel
is
lo
cneoura
(rack
alhlitifs
among
school
boys
lliroiulioiil
the
lotniobi
by
bringim;
tugrlbrr
ojiee
car
i
year
tho
viry
besl
athlle
fnm
hiany
soliooUland
localitws.
Tin
program
ini-lnilfV
ilhr
4niou-
jiriiniiiif,
long
oisianre,
ivinv
ing,
jaWllii
flbrowing,
prtUinr
the
shot
Miid
iliruss
throwiir
events
for
different
elasses
youths
ranging
from
11
to
I
,ears
of
agr.
The
opening
game
An
Ih
Junior
Football
League
will
taki
place
tomorrow
evening
at
O.'.fd
when
the
Koolh
School
and
Dig)
School
teams
will
meet.
Inuned
ialely
before
Ijip
game
b're
wil
be
a
parade
jffom
downtown
leil
by
the
IloysX
Hand
and
it,
if
hoped
that
a.
large
numtwr
ol
spectators.
l?uRani
l.
witness
the
gamA
afm
encourage
the
boys
in
fTreir
'activities.
The
line-upA
wilt
be
as
follows:
llooth
School
Lawreno
Pierce,
goal
.Fred
liingwell
and
....
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I
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fl
I
Kanlu
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trt
a
xnti
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1
1
1
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;
backs;
Harvey
(Trale,
Honry
4acV
Xelson,
Ctirr
o
JfJiiKalntii,.?
forw.1rd:
;
Douglas
Scull,,,
.lames
Mackn.
,,,
rony
i,ai)1ch.
reserves,
'
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I
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.
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I
",fcu
sp,'oolr
(lorden
Yicrlel;,
Hill
Murray,
I,
Slalker,
John
m..l.'a,w1
ut?.
Y'r.111
anti
II
It.
.
vi..rrL,.
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Trv.'ii'ltr
I
r"VorHHI,
Morrison.
Jo
ix.
,
,
Subscribe
t3
the
Pally
News.
fully
soothine
and
healing
and
so
i
1
"
'cison,;.!
ion
nci-.v
v:P-certanly
effective
in
keeping
the
skin
i
lain
and
lfllir"i
TlU!ber,
half
soft,
smooth
and
clear
that
it
only
s.
a
relief
from
eczema,
salt
rheum
and
other
serious
skin
dweaaes.
But
have
you
reahthat
Marwansof
beautifying
the
skut
it
has
no
equal
and
no
rival.
Pimples,
blackheads,
roughness
and
rednens
.of
the
skin.
Irritations
and
eruptions
yield
readily
when
this
sooth-
lug.
healing
ointment
Is
applied
fre-
ouently.
j.
ijo;nainn.a,
csiiiicnoi.
Men
use
Dr,
Chase's
Ointment
after
Alan
Cross,
jfminif
Hryant,
1M-snaving
to
relieve
the
irritation
of
the
die
Smilh
irnurr
Bum.
j
curns
vi
wvb
ib
tm
useful
In
every
home
snd
soon
I
becoi
a
houMaokl
necsulty.
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?H.ftn:
1
Ford
engine
2tHi
31
b.p.
2
cvluoler
heavy
oi
rngiue,
guaranteed
condition.
100
r.p.m.
welglil
.-000
Ita.
Pricw
2,ooo.no
2
bp,
Evinriwle
In
hoard
'SS.o--5
h.p.
Evinrude
outboard
W5.00
3
Mi
h.p.
Rvinrt:d
outbart.
75.-i
2
l,h.p.
KairbanWo
single
eylln
ur
X
cycle
withul
eip-inenl.
Price
3a.00
earls
.
Logging
tool,
cables,
propellers,
lubricators,
etc,
at
lowest
price.
Apply
Northern
FxHianste,
211
Second
Avenue.
Plume
$3.
l
;r.on
r.ary
Sjf-
6fi.u
:.).
on
ak
rot
i
i
op
drsk
lH.o,i
775.00
oak
6
fl.
staiidmy
desk
135
00
1
50
no
mahogany
desk
and
three
chairs:
7SJMt
10.00
Check
pmlecr
iarn
W
EHTKNHAVKH
ItljOS.'
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FOR
SALE.
Five
rpomel
house
on
two
lots,
furnished;
all
li
-garden
and
berry
bushes.
81
750.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
Mc-
Clymont.
it
HiR
SALI!.Sicoi!iilMiHl
furni
lure
ami
restaurant
fixture"
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
Hi
Third
Avenue.
FOR
SALIV-Gerhard
HelnUmnn
Piano,
on
easy
mtithy
nay
mn'U.
Walker's
Music
f
tore,
POft
S1LI--Three
roomed
hous.
plastered;
good
Ins
a
lion.
55'.
MciCnlf'-ry
&
iibbons.
Ltd.
IT
FOR
KALIv-
58
Chrv.ler
Coaeli.
used
a
few
month.
Appiv
Howe
McXully.
II
FOR
SALKIlaby
y.
almo-i
new.
Phone
T
101.
til
TO
REIMT
KOR
RKN'T.--Modcin
four
room-ed
flat,
wilh
Monan-ii
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Wesienhavor
Hros.
'URNISIIFD
Housekeepiruj
Rooms
lo
rent
by
the
day.
weak
or
month.
Phone
Red
fi07.
tf
FpR
RUNT.
Furnished
house,
keeping
mile',
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phone
18.
f
FOR
RK.NT.
Four
rfHim
suite,
hot
water
healed.
Apply
Smiti
A
Mallet.
SKVl'N
IllNUH
Jloiise
In
n..nl
Apply
888
Klglith
Ave.
Vy
FOR
RUNT.
Modem
Upi.se;
ftv-
rooms
and
halli.
Munio
jro.
MODERN
FLAT
for
Rent.-Yf
-Apply
t
Hellhroner.
f
EOAflD
AND
nOOM,
HOARD.
The
Inlandi-r.
831)
Seeond
Avenue.
Phone
t;n.
HOARD,
Rooms
nnd
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House.
tf
5
7
:,'Arliclcs
Loit
and
f
ound,Ac
'or
lfi
than
5Cc
AUCTION
SALE
UCrio.K
HA1.H
vrlll
be
held
I7t
'I
bird
.i-uue
Kal
on
t
ik.
na
n.
4
riiursu.iv,
.May
la.
ai
x.au
p.m.
m.ini
an
ilo
m
ri
lintf.
niosMl
......
eabinei,
etrlc
lamp,
sofa,
Ttwfliv
linn,
bed,
lotreaox,
ehlffon-
T
Auu
ptau-
'
Mt
"'
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lucu
IO.i
.rv
1.1,1..
Uthi
iUIIv.
wry
r'rn
i
r
nn
nr
pii
Nif
&.
month
.-lr.
HtiiliMilt.
Kvlil'
noi.a
X
IU.,
!.'(.,
ucioeer.
AUTor.iontt.cs
QU&RANTECD
USED
CAnS
AT
BAItOAIN
PRICES
t?3
OldsiiK'lole
Touring
t7W.0O!
t',22
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rniirinsr
fltSO.OO
itij
fort
TtHlor
SiMbtw
lSo.ftil
lfa
Ford
Turtor
SRlan
125.00
1023
Fort
Tudor
Stnlan
MOiLOO
Fort
Light
lh!ivery
tSOnW
Fort
l.iKhl
iVUery
liaS.Oll
We
ie
tnrrly
days
free
servl?
on
above
r.ir
and
liberal
sac
vice
on
new
pars.
j
KAIEN
OARAGE.
Ihaler
in
Cbevrolet
and
ail
emral
Mt.ir
PriNluet.
Wi
l-vit
.
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nid
N
Hi
It'
THE
FORli
MotoR
COMPANY!
OF
0AX.f,
urn
puMteatOiii;
of
Uie
tariff
chuiiges,
immediately
Issurt
the
following
NEW
PRICES
Runabout
IRU.50
Touring
M1.0
iute
..
I7H8.0O
Tmlor
-dan
IHI&.oO
Kortor
S-dan
87'J.0
Light
Oellvery
OlSJil
Ohaasls
illll.oo
Irnck
('.bass!
.
Ifltl.OO
All
prices
include
self-sLurl
r,
government
taxes
-
and
freight.
Nalloiwl
llasy
Payinent
Plan
availabla.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Ueorge,
Paul
or
Oust
t
nnd
Svcn
Passenger
Slude
hnkefs
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Mocker
Block.
Across
from
F.inprs
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS'
CAFE,
,
Third
Avenue
'
Opposite.
Hen
-oil's
Studio.
0fi
MEALS.
OOOli
CAKES
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MEALS
Mrs.
I'nger.
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Slore.
We
Ituy.
Sell
nnd
K
.ti.inge
Now
and
Secondhand
'
ifod.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
"
Thirrt
vve
Otione
fllf
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
D.(!0
n
load.
Dry
Fir
-
Wood
Sfi.SO
n
Ion
d.
Cul
lo
any
length.
Kindling,
A7.n0
innd.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7.00
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
I'l'one
Itlack
101.
Seal
Cove.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
.
.
.,
Wednesday.
Mav
12
in.
'
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I
:!'
n.m.
22.5
ft.
1
1
:00
p,m.
20.2
"
'ow
7:19
n.m.
1.7
"
10:53
p.m.
(5.0
"
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SCHEDULE
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