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d.
a.
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Palmer
Graduate
CHIROPRACTOR
Patho-Neurometer
Service.
Open
Evenings
Rooms
fi
&
7,
Exchanjre
It-lark
Phone
C91
HOSIERY
for
SPRING
in
all
the
new
shades
Utility
$1.1)0
to
$2.50
Chiffon
$2.2."
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Ho
327.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Rlock
Phone
575
DENTIST
MILK
From
Rulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
G!fi
and
G.77
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributintr.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnituni
Moving.
DrJ.R.Gosse
DENTIST
HelRerson
Rlock
X-Rny
Service.
Open
Evenings
Phone
C8C.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
or
der.
in
our
shop
as
low
as
.......
.
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Street
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SIXCB
I94
LONDON,
April
7.
(Canadian
Press).
Vice-admiral
Sir
Hubert
Brand
-will
take
over
the
command
of
the
Atlantic
Fleet
this
summer.
He
succeeds
Admiral
Sir
Henry
P.
Oliver,
commander-in-chief
of
the
Atlantic
Fleet
since
1924.
Sir
Henry
Oliver
In
August
will
have
completed
the
full
tenure
of
three
years
as
Commander-in-chief
of
the
Atlantic
Fleet.
He
has
been
in
continuous
employment
for
many
years,
and
has
pro
bably
had
a
more
varied
experience
of
administrative
posts,
staff
service,
and
executive
commands
than
any
other
ad
mlral
on
the
active
list.
As
a
captain,
he
was
head
of
the
Navigation
School,
Naval
Assistant
to
the
First
Sea
Lord,
and
(when
war
broke
out)
Director
of
:
Naval
Intelligence.
From
November.
I
1914,
to
the
beginning
of
1818
he
was
'
Chief
of
the
War
Staff,
and
Mr.
Chur-
,
chill.
Lord
Fisher,
and
others
have
borne
testimony
to
his
services
In
this
post.
lr
Henry
commanded
a
battle-cruiser..
squadron
In
the
Frand
Fleet
in
1918-19,
1
with
hi
flag
In
the
Repulse,
and
In
i
1919-20
was
Vice-Admiral
commanding
j
the
Reserve
Fleet.
Then,
for
four
years,
I
from
1920
to
1924,
he
was
Second
Sea
Lord
charged
with
responsibility
for
i
naval
personnel
during
a
dlff
leut
time
of
j
retrenchment.
It
Is
expected
that
Ad
miral
Oliver,
who
was
62
years
of
age
'
In
January,
will
return
to
the
Admiralty
later
in
trie
year
as
First
J
Sea
Lord.
hen
the
resignation
of
Lord
Beatty.
now
deferred
at
the
request
of
the
First
Lora,
may
De
accepted.
-
Srr,
Hubert
Brand
has
been
at
the
Admiralty
since
March,
1925,
and
was
appointed
Second
Sea
Lord
from
the
post
Df
Naval
Secretary
to
Mr.
Brldgeman
on
the
death
of
Vlce-Admlral
Culme-Seymour.
When
the
war
broke
out
he
was
at
Tokyo
as
Naval
Attache,
and
In
1915-
16
was
Naval
Assistant
to
the
Second
Sea
Lord.
On
Admiral
Beatty
being
appointed
Commander-in-Chief
of
the
Grand
Fleet,
Commodore
Brand,
as
he
then
was,
took
tip
the
duty
cf
Captain
of
the
Fleet
on
the
Admiral's
Staff
In
the
Queen
Elizabeth.
For
about
four
years
after
the
war
he
was
in
command
of
His
Majesty's
yarhts,
and
he
Is
now
an
Extra
Naval
Equerry
to
tlie
King.
In
1922-24
he
was
In
command
of
the
First
Cruiser
Squadron,
and
made
the
voyage
round
the
world.
Vlce-Admlral
Brand
will
be
57
on
May
20.
His
appointment
to
the
Atlantic
Fleet
will
al
most
coincide
with
the
entry
Into
seN
vice
with
the
Fleet
of
some
of
the
first
pout-war
vessels,
among
them
the
battleships
Nelson
and
Rodney.
Auto
120
MILES
ON
TWO
GALLONS
OF
fiAS
Mnrt
Instantly
lin.
Any
Weatder,
OMAHA.,'
Neb.
An
astounding
new"
Invention
now
makes
it
possible
for
autos
to
run
120
miles
on
two
gals,
of
gas.
Besides
the
miraculous
gasoline
mileage,
Qulckstart
starts
the
coldest
motor
Instantly
In
any
weather.
It
also
removes
and
prevents
carbon,
eliminates
spark
plug
troubles,
saves
oil
and
re
pairs
and
lengthens
life
of
motor.
Many
users
report
40
to
60
miles
on
one
gal
Ion
of,
gas
beside
unfailing
Instant
starting
of
motor.
The
Inventor
wants
agents
and
guarantees
travelling
expenses
and
liberal
drawing
account
to
exclusive
distributors.
Chance
to
make
(50.00
to
1400.00
a
week
guaranteed.
Free
sample
to
agents.
Write
Quick-
vtrat
Mfg.
Co.,
Dept
.Station
C,
Omaha
Neb.,
m
5emd
rrwo
CASES
OPT
INDIGESTION
Gas
on
Stomach
Caused
Severe
Pafns
Mrs.
C.
F.
WlNfc'-,
K.B.
Xo.
1,
Glen
Riven,
fak..
writes:
"For
years
my
Mert
m
Buffered
from
evere
pains
ami
ny
from
imperfect
diffes-tion.
He
dieted
and
used
artificial
tligextsnts
hut
all
to
no
avail.
At
last
X
got
him
a
bottle
of
LONDON,
April
7.
(Canadian
Press)
The
passing
of
the
Royal
Titles
Bill,
w
hereunder
the
titles
of
His
Majesty
and
of
Parliament
are
changed
to
conform
with
views
presented
by
the
Imperial
Conference,
necessitates
the
provision
of
a
new
Oreat
Seal,
the
specific
emblem
of
Toyal
authority.
Any
docu
ment
to
which
the
Oreat
Seal,
is
attached
Is
the
instrument
by
which
the
will
of
the
Sovereign
Is
declared,
such
as
Proclamations
summoning
Parliament,
charters
to
towns,
treaties
with
foreign'
powers,
credentials
to
ambassadors,
patents
of
nobility,
and
appointments
of
Colonial
governors.
Green
sealing-wax
is
used
if
the
Instrument
is
of
a
permanent
character.
red
or
yellow
in
the
case
of
documentsJ
of
limited
duration.
The
Seal
is
not
Impressed
on
the
document
Itself
but
attached
to
It
by
a
silken
cord,
and
la
formed
In
a
die
composed
of
two
heavy
silver
discs
hinged
together
so
as
to
form
a
mould.
In
size
it
Is
nearly
three
Inches
across
ami
a
qurtr-lneh
thick.
The
Lord
Chancellor
is
responsible
for
the
safety
of
the
Oreat
Seal,
or
rather
of
the
moulds,
and
keeps
theni
In
a
secret
safe
whose
whereabouts
is
supposed
to
be
known
only
to
himself,
though
history
records
the
fact
that
dur
ing
the
reign
of
George
III.
burglars
carried
It
off
from
the
premises
of
Lord
Thurlow,
then
Lord
Chancellor.
This
Is
the
only
occasion
on
which
a
Great
Seal
is
known,
to
have
been
permanently
lost.
The
Sing
himself
may
leave
oreat
Britain
without
Imperiling
the
Constitution,
but
if
(the
,
Lord
Chancellor
wants
to
go
abroad
elaborate
arrangements
nave
to
be
made
for
appointing
a
commission
of
responsible
people
to
look
after
the
Seal,
----
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Rich
appetizing
hot
WON
IN
SWEEPSTAKE:
NOW
HE'S
FLAT
BUST
Tight?
Thousand
Hollar
Didn't
Troll
It
iis
right
Vmrs
LONDON.
April
7
(Canadian
Press).-
Emll
Russ,
lately
residing
at
Heme
Biy
paid
ten
rupees
USs.
4d.
for
a
ticket
In
the
Calcutta
Sweep,
and
won
15.800,
The
other
day
he
appeared
far
his
examination
In
bankruptcy,
eight
yean
after
be
had
made
his
big
win
He
bwesMJ.VOO
and
admlti
that
he
had
slnoe
lived,
at
the
rate
of
nearly
12.000
a
year.
1K
SPORT
CHAT
and
he
had
not
taken
the
whole
bottle
Individual
cups
for
the
members
of
before
he
vu
ffreatlr
relieved.
The
severe
rtomaeh
attacks
ceasod,
there
was
no
more
gas
on
the
stomach,
and
he
could
eat
anything
he
wished."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
klilburn
Co,
limited,
Toronto,
Out
NEW
GREAT
SEAL
IS
NOW
NECESSARY
'T
Conform
IVIth
View'
liuiert;il
Conference
testants
does
not
cover
every
country
expected
to
send
entrants,
but
particu
lars
of
some
of
the
contestants
from
about
13.
countries,
including
Great
Britain,
are
available.
Great
Britain
win
send
at
least
100
athletes.
CO
swimmers'.
IB
cyclists.
8
gymnasts,
44
oarsmen.
7
wrestlers
and
20
weight-lifters,
a
total
entry
of
257.
Hungary
Lp
reposes
to
send
80
competitors
for
various
events;
Estonia
about
50
com
petitors
and
LetUand
a
football
team
in
addition
to
five
competitors
In
llgh
athletic
sports,
four
cyclist,
five
wrestlers.
Jive
weight
lifters,
four
boxers
ud
five
Pentathlon
marksmen.
Finland
will
send
ISO
competitors
including
a
football
team.
Rumania
will
send
en
trants
for
U
games
put
not
tor
the
hockey
events,,
and
Oecbo-Slovakle
-will
send
10
cyclists.
10
athletes,
six
tennis
players,
six
,
boxers,
twenty,
swimmers,
sixteen
fencers,
eight
gymnasts
and
nine
horstmeri
with
la
number
Mot
offi
cials
tor
each
sport
as
well
as
a
rcpre
sentatlve
contingent
for
Oraeco-Roman
wrestling
and
-weight
lifting
competi-
When
a
new
Oreat
Sear
1
made
the
ttont,
yachting
and
rowing
events.
old
undergoes
a
process
called
"demask-Ink."
The
King
in
the
presence
of
the
Privy
Council,
gives
the
old
one
a
gentle
blow
with
a
hammer
and
It
then
becomes
the
property
of
the,
Lord
the
Grand
Terminal
Club
Billiard
team,
winners
of
the
city
billiard
champlon-Milp
for
the
season
1926-27.
are
now
on
display
in.
the
window
of
John
Bulger.
The
cups
are
suitably
Inscribed
with
the
names
-of
various
members
of
the
team
and
make
an
attractive
display.
The
members
of
the
team,
each
oi
which
will
be
the
proud
owner
of
otte
of
the
trophies,
are:
F.
Zleman.
J.
Mc
Lean.
Dm
Hosklns.
C.
Balagno,
W.
Stuart.
ODonnell,
H.
Corbett
and
R.
Howe.
Jk
Preliminary
Information
on
the
nroh
able
entries
in
jthe
Olympic
Oames
to
E
stegcdln
Amsterdam
next
summer
(10S81
shows
that
large
numbers
of
contestants,
from
practically
every
country
will
again
gather
U
battle
for
.he
Olympic
tlUes
Within
Holland
alone,
well
over
100
contestants
In
various
events,
exclusive
of
numerous
om-ciala,
have
already
signified
they
will
compete.
3t"hee"-
Include
16
bdxers.
12
horsemen,
jilth
IS
horses.
10
tennis
players'
and
nine
persons
for
each
8
metre
yacht
entry;
eight
for
each
6
metre
yacht
entry
and
three
for
each
12
foot
yawl
-entry.
In
addition
some
30
yacht
racing
officials.
30
boxing
officials.
.20
-horse,
racing
officials
and
10
tennis
officials
'will
be
present.
So
far
information
on
probable
con
From
Oermany
will
go
400
represents
lives,
including
30
or
40
football
play
ers.
10
tennis
ployers.
15
fencers
and
4
women
fencers.
12
horsemen.
40
swim
mers,
10
weight-lifters,
five
wrestlers,
16
boxers
-and
18
cyclists,
total
of
All
right
back
there?"
called
the
J94
active
competitors,
with
as
many.
or
conductor
from
the
front
of
the
car.
more
officials.
Italy
will
send
200
re-"Hold
on."
cried
a
feminine
voice,
j
presentatlves
Including
officials,
while
"Walt
until
I
get
my
clothes
on."
Japan
will
participate.
Switzerland
has
The
entire
earful
of
passengers
cran-
officially
decided
on
at
least
a
hockey
ed
their
necks
to
look.
A
girl
got
on
team.
One
hundred
end
fifty
will
re-
wlth
a
basket
of
laundry.
present
BrarU,
Inclusive
of
officials.
Quaker
Oats
Supplies
energy
you
need
for
busy
morning
hours.
Start
every
day
with
this
delicious;
balanced
food.
You'll
not
tire
of
it.
Scaled
Cartons
Only
in'
V
anted!
For
SaleT
For
Rent
-
-
mm
?
DAILY
NEWS.
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
dance.
No
Advertisement"
taken
for
fr
than
50c
.
.
,
WANTED
WANTED
FOR
CASH.
MODERN
HOUSE
or
Bungalow,
fairly
clone
In.
No
agents.
Apply
stating
price
and
location
to
Box
34,
Dally
News
office.
42
WANTED
SECOND
HAND
OAK
DINING
table
and
chairs
with
brown
leather
seat.
Apply
P.O.
Box
147.
city.
3
AGENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representatives
$21
weekly
average
and
expenses,
and
commission
besides.
Experience
unnecessary.
Wrlte
for
particulars.
Winston
Co.,
Toronto.
FOIt
SALE
GILL
NETTERS,
TROLLERS
AND
Launch
Owners.
You
are
Invited
to
visit
rarker-s
garage.
Third
Avenue
East,
to
see
tn
operation
the
Ford
Marine
Motor,
the
lowest
priced
dependable
14
h.p.
motor
on
the
market.
It's
wide
range
of
frprrd.
ex-ceptlonsl
flexibility,
economical
operation
and
low
priced
replscenwnt
parts,
place
It
In
a
claw
by
tUeil.
8.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
FOR
SALE.
LOTS
1
At
2.
BLOCK
20.
Section
6.
Finest
double
corne
on
Sixth
Avenue,
located
only
one
block
from
the
Booth
School.
Ideal
grade
tor
bunding
purpose.
May
be
bad
on
your
own
terms
as
1
need
the
money.
Small
monthly
payments
would
be
accepted.
Box
St,
Dally
News
office.
84
FOR
BALE,
SUITE
OF
SOLID
SPAN.
is
mahogany
chairs,
upholstered
In
neat
Spanish
leather:
Imported
from
Eurpoe.
Will
sell
at
a
fair
price.
This
class
of
goods
goes
up
In
value,
as
It
Is
very
rare.
A.
MacKenzle.
Furniture.
Phone
775.
80
FOR
SALE.-
-LOTS
28
AND
29.
BLOCK
1.
Sec
ton
2,
on
Graham
Avenue.
Taxes
paid
until
June
30.
SO
by
CO
feet
cleared.
Owner
will
sell
for
tGSOOO
cash.
Phone
Blue
128.
92
FOR
8
ALE.
ENGLISH
COTTAOE
piano:
Vlctrola:
Axmlnster
carpet:
ho
uw
hold
furniture.
Phone
Blue
719.
OPPORTUNITY
I
IS
0
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homeslte.
Walker's
Music
Store,
FOR
SALE.
SOLID
OAK
DAVENPORT,
almost
new.
Phone
Oreen
347.
84
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
ON
Saturday,
April
9,
at
3.30
pjn.
at
S44
Summit
Ave.
(entrance
-east
aide
oil
oai
ooraen
street)
consisting
of:
beds,
springs
and
juattresses.
r
Con-goltim
ruga,
rratge.viatchen
table
and
llnojeuro.
All
these
articles
have
been
in
use
only
two
weeks.
Also
boater,
bureau,
Mortis
chair,
Yukon
bed,
pictures,
etc.
Phtlpott.
Evltt
tt
Co..
Ltd.,
Auctioneers.
83
Belgium
will
send
entsants
In
almost
every
branch
of
sport
on
the
calendar.
having
already
selected
30
rowers.
8
boxers.
10
cyclists.
6
fencing
teams.
IS
athletes.
40
hockey
players,
20
loot-
bullers,
S
wrestlers.
7
catch-a-catch
can
entrants,
I
weight
lifters,
10
swim
mers,
and
9
horsemen,
a
total
of
100
contestants.
The
first
game
In
the
finals
for
th
Stanley
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
Proles
slonal
hockey
championship
of
the
world,
will
be
played
tonliht
betwin
the
Ottawa
Senators
and
the
Boston
Bruins
with
the
betting
favoring
Ot-tuwa
to
win
the
series.
Anyox
has
been
advised
that
Mondav
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
of
next
week
will
-not
be
suitable
dates
for
-
names
Uiere
With
the
Maple
Leafs
as
Terrace
iiugn
ucucioi
aieom
are.
due
to
piny'
In
.c
vii.
n
jucmiuy
ingiu.
The
serins
may
not
be
held
now
vntV
the
second
week
afU
Euster,
Juck
Dclnney,
the
Canadian
llght-hcavywelght
champion
of
the
world,
has
slgimd
a
contract
with
Tex
Rlckard
to
engage
in
three
r.iatclie
this
year,
one
of
which
wlll
.be
In
defense
of
nls
title,
.
In
the
long
run,
proHperlty
depends
upon
hard
and
efficient
work,
fairly
but
not
excessively
paid
for.
JIKMSTrmilMi
HEMSTITCHING
FICXJTINO
SCAUOP-lng
Dollar
8tore
Phone
Red
334.
ALCTIONKL'It
NOnCE"
OF
BALK.
LET
OS
ALL
OO
to
that
sale
on
the
14th
at
3
pin
Place
and
Itemised
list
later.
O
F.
Brine
Auctioneer
FOIt
KENT-
NICE
LARGE
ROOM
TO
RENT
IN
private
bom,
suitable
for
ssmtieom.
Good
location.
733
Fifth
Awnue
West.
Phone
Black
Sll.
FOR
RENT.
.
POUR
ROOM
Eli
FLAT
with
ranee.
S1SXW
Apply
Mm.
K.
E.
Blrnle,
Haaelton.
BC.
MODERN
SEVEN
HOOM
IKMHHB
FOR
Rent
at
IM
Fifth
Avenue.
West
Itrane
Red
930.
U
FIVE
ROOMED
FLAT
FOR
RENT
IN
Wallace
Btoek:
mm
furnKwe.
Phone
Black
183.
80
FOR
RENT-
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
by
the
day.
week
or
meattt.
Vbone
Red-607.
tf
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
MusaaBem
Grocery.
Phone
IS.
FOR
RENT
SEVEN
ROOMED
MODERN
house
Phone
Oreen
733.
84
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
678.
IIOAICI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Seoond
Avenue
Phmi
117
LOST
please
return
to
Dally
News
office.
IIK.W
TV
rtltlOK
Uarcetnac
lUnlonra-Scalp
TrrataMBt
MRS.
I.
MUIII
87
Third
Avenue
By
Appointment
Phone
087,
lleMMinly
A-
(Sagnnii.
nlelors
144
Third
Avenue
Plione
lllark
III
tt
3b
IOST
-BUNCH
OP
KEYS.
FINDER
DOMINION
IIKMTIKr
tAciitvir:
Furniture
of
all
kku
hiMsght.
mid
or
exchanged.
UPIIOI-STEKLNO
FURNITURE
nEPAlntNa:
UPHOL.
terlng
or
all
kinds
Chesterfields
recovered
and-
mad
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreed
803
G.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
A.
lACn
.
U
Seal
Covfv
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
pj
load
MOO.
Kindling-,
per
land
A0
Furnace
Wood,
per
Inad
anno
Delivered.
Halt
Herring
Phone
Ituu
k
4f,
RESTAURANTS
tmoii
r.ATH
cm:
Mrs
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
(l
llonif
4'nokrd
Mmln.
Phone
Black
700
nigh
lxw
liw
TAXI
riione
fi7
Taxi
(Call
Georjre,
Paul
or
Hust
Six
and
Seven
PassenRcr
Stiitle-
liakera
at
your
disposal
any
time.
KOSS
HltOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Rlock.
f
A
crow
from
Empr.".
Hotel)
Low
P
KINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
i
4
.
4.
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Tin
iiHitw.
.trim,
4;62
a.m.
18:11
p.m.
11
:30
am.
,
83:30
p.m.
ntiii.w,
Ai'ini,
x
6:60
a.m.
10:44
p.m.
12:45
p.m.
HATI
HIIAV,
Apitli,
1
.
7fl0
'im,
21:00
p.m.
0:68
jn.
14:00
p.m.
I
19
0
tt.
10.7
"
40
UJS
"
18.3
ft.
15.9
"
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ft,:
15.0
"
10.8
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l.8
"
Atttclei
Lou
anj
Found,4t
MAIL
MHEDULE
OtlT-4HIMI
lor
lite
r.s.t
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Ulv.
Close
Ta
Vsnromer
Bandars
Tuesdays
ia
Thatvdsy
Saturday
Aprtl
12.
23
...
First
das
mall
Is
also
Cc
;
v
Vancouver
on
Mondays.
Wei::riji
Saturday
by
CNJL
trains.
To
Anjo
and
litre
Arm-
Sundays
tvruuriKMjs
X.
ll
To
Stewart
and
Premier-
Sdsday
Saturdays
To
ft.
Plmpaon
and
Ns
Rltitpss
l
mraiiri
....
I
t
o
Alstka
(VIM
April
a.
18.
39
.
la
tftirrrt
(
hsriu4lr
Aprtl
9.
33
IN.COUISil
trnm
the
l-a.t
Tuedsys,
Tbursdsy
and
8;
at
trnm
Vanevater
Sundays
Wednesdays
.
Thuradsyt
Saturdays
April
8.
18.
M
.
.
Irm
tnjiiu
mu4
Hire
trn-
Tumdsya
Thursdays
Meosri
awd
rreml-
Tucsdsys
OUnfllTI
:V
I
ront
ft.
MmpwHi
and
s
Kir,
rag
Saturdays
I
toot
Alaska
points
AprU
J
2.23
lrM
(oern
Caarlolle
Aprtl
7.
21
luX
COUJITIOX"
AM
Orahsm
Atlln
Aves.
t-
1st
Ave.
At
tlh
81,
I
6th
Ave
Fulton
St.
8th
Ave,
A
Thompson
t
HUi
tt
Sherbrooke
Aves.
Ilth
Ate
At
Cunrad
Pv
l
6th
Ave.
ft
Ilayt
Cove
!
1
etb
Ac
Jltys
Cove
Circle
'
8th
Ave.
As
Cotton
St.
r
'
5th
Ave.
&
McBrlde
Bt
I
-
1
rwv.
ikjti.
limp.
...
rTT.
uoi.
wnan
...
.
mi
.
.,
...
.
I
11
,
1
m,
nin
-
O
TJ.
Station
2nd
Ave.
A
2nd
8t"
i'.
3rd
Ave
A
Fulton
8t
'
3rd
Art
&
8th
St
Sunday
collection
same
tt
Pa
'
days
only.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
t'nr
Van,
-outer
SoaHay
s
prince
Charici
Tuesday
as
Calais
Tliurtday-
as
prince
Cr
ir
Saturday-a.
Cardrna
"
as.
Princess
frs
April
12-
us.
Princrns
Mn-
v
Aprtl
32
a.
Prlncem
M:,
from
Vamiiuter
Sunday
as.
Calais
.
Wednesday
ss.
Pr
Geor-s
Thursday
et.
Cardena
Saturday
ea
Princess
Bi
"
as.
Prince
Chsn
April
8
ss.
Princess
April
18
as.
Princess
Miir
April
29
as.
Princes
Marv
riir
Port
Pinipson
and
Nas"
Klver-1iuridj
-as.
Cardena
.
I
film
port
lmpn
and
Naas
Itltrr-Saturday
Cardena
l'ir
Anjtx
Sunday
as.
Catala
B
Wednesday
as,
Prince
Oeor:
I
riii
Any
Tuesday
as.
Catala
Thursday
s,
Prince
Oeorge
Tor
MrHUrt
Sunday
a.
Catala
...
Saturday
as.
prince
Charle
It
inn
Mrunrt
Sunday
s.
Prince
Charles
.
Tuesday--4.
Catala
...
Inr
(tiern
Cliu
riot
ten-April
0
s.
Prince
John
April
23
as,
Prince
John
I
I
mn
((ueen
I'lisrlul
trft
April
7
as,
Prince
Jolin
Alnka
April
8
as.
Princess
Mary
April
isas.
Princes
Mary
April
20
as.
Prlnoess
Mary
.
I'rom
Alaska
April
13
as.
Princess
Mary
.
April
22
ss,
Princes
Mary