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s
1
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Mr.
Chairman.
I
wovld
like
to
call
the
attention
ot
the
government;
and
o"
ht
minister
of
public
works
to
acme
grye
omUslona
with
regard
to
the
constituency
of
Skeena
which
I
trust
will
be
Included
in
the
supplementary
eatl
mate
of
this
year,"
stated
J.
C.
Brady.
MP.
for
Skeena,
when
the
House
of
Com-mpns
was
In
committee
of
supply
on
British
Columbia
public
work
recently.
"I
have
already
brought
some
of
these
things
to
the
minister's
notice
and
then-are
others
to
follow,
but
I
would
no
ask
that
the
minister
give
his
careful
consideration
to
some
very
pressing
deeds
ol
that
constituency.
Port
Simpson,
which
lies
near
Prince
Rupert.
U
a
federal
port,
and
possesses
a
wharf:
which
at
this
moment
Is
in
a
serious
state
of
dlzrepalr;
its
state
Is
precarious,
and
the
residents
of
that
town
have
urged
me
to
present
their
case
to
the
government
for
Immediate
consideration.
I
can
say
without
exaggeration
that
there
is
a
mora
obligation
on
the
government
to
safeguard
the
lives
of
the
people
who
are
using
that
wharf:
the
whole
structure
s
decayed:
there
is
danger
of
its
collapse,
and
as
it
is
used
by
all
the
incoming
vessels,
the
Union
boats
as
weU
as
the
large
fishing
boats,
there
is
danger
that
at
any
moment
loss
of
life
may
occur.
X
understand
that
the
federal
district
engineer
brought
this
pressing
case
to
the
attention
of
the
government
and
urged
that
that
wharf
be
reconstructed.
'
I
would
tell
the
minuter
thst
he
would
be
throwing
money
away
If
he
spent
it
on
the
reconstruction
of
that
wharf;
a
new
wharf
should
be
buut.
STKU.sKT
H
II
IB-The
next
case
I
would
bring
to
his
attention
U
that
of
Stewart
wharf,
which,
next
to
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
Is
the
one
wharf
in
BrltUh
Columbia
sadly
in
need
of
extension.
Probably
the
minuter
knows
more
about
its
condition
than
I
can
hope
to
tell
him.
but
I
do
say
that
I
have
seen
hundreds
of
tons
of
ore
on
that'
wharf
together
svith
all
kinds
of
rcaterUl
for
the
five
or
sla
large
producing
mines
of
that
dutrict.
I
have
seen
the
Canadian
National
boats,
the
Canadian
Pacific
boats,
the
Union
beats
and
the
ore
carriers
from
Anyox
lying
there,
and
at
times
it
It
almost
impossible
for
anyone
to
even
cross
that
wharf
without
being
tn
.danger.
ThU
matter
I
particularly
refer
to
the
minuter.
"Another
place
for
which
I
desire
to
say
a
word
U
BeUa
Coola.
'
On
that
wharf
there
U
a
little
warehouse
which
lppcfd
to
meet
the
needs
of
that
valley
which
U
an
agricultural,
mining
and
tUblnpcentre.
In
this
connection,
I
want
to
say
that
I
stood
on
the
whrf(
a
few
months
ago
and
opened
the.dbor
?
of
that,
little
sine
or.corru-
fold,
ye
a
hundred
fold,
in
the
revenue
which
will
he
derived
by
thU
IMtAIN
ATMS
HlVKIt
"I
do
not
wish
to
take
up
too
mucn
time:
we
are
anxious
to
eet
throuvh
these
estimates,
but
I
do
wUh
to
say
one
word
about
Atlln,
whlci
U
In
the
northern
part
of
my
constituency.
I
wish
ton,
member
of
thU
House
were
LOOK
OT-QlHTY'
DON'T
LOE
VOOR
sole
to
look
oyer
that
country
and
real-l
JJrie
peatnes
of
the
itruggle
and
the
YMtili
bf
Slhe
nroblema
which
he.
VvHISKE.R.
'N
THl&
O
1927
by
Intx
TcAnmt
Soviet.
c
BRADYSPEAKS
PUBLIC
WORKS
DRAWS
ATTENTION
TO
Al.l.tCJKJI
OMISSIONS
IX
III
IHsTltHT
i
it;i:s
winitr
kkimiics
Hst,"
taae
jletJld
pe,pj,
AH
that
1
1
ask
the
government
U
to
place
In
the!
(upplenientary
estimates
paltry
sum
of
not
more
than
$4,000
and
pot
Jess,
than
$3.QQ0,
lu
jurder
that
the
boulder
in
the
Atllnto
Rl.ver,
which
drains
th
great
Atlln
Lake,
may
be
removed,
I
giving
an
opportunity
to
small
craft
to
ply
from
Atlln
along
Atlln
Lake,
down
the
Atllnto
River,
and
into
Lake
Taku,
where
the
great
Engineer
mine
Is
situated
along
wlU
other
wondrful
mln.
Umm;-'b,
.'i
$&mcA
-.either
the
government
nor
Ue
can
play
with
the
live,
of
men
and
jromen
they
are
not
pawns,
they
are
tlcdges.
I
appeal
with
confidence
to
minuter
to
give
the
utracst
consldera
tlon
to
thU
dutrict
of
the
Skeena.
It
U
to
a
great
extent
a
maritime
district.
It
U
vast
in
extent,
and
wharves
and
ther
accommodation
are
an
absolute
necessity.
If
they
are
not
provided
there
wUl
be
retrogression,
there
will
be
disappointment,
there
wUl
be
failure,
and
tbe
government
themselves
will
be
the
losers.
Without
ssylng
any
more
on
-he
subject.
I
leave
the
needs
of
the
district
with
confidence
In
the
hands
cf
the
minuter,
believing
that
the
welfare
cf
that
country
and
the
good
of
the
people
are
far
more
Important
than
the
expenditure
of
a
small
amount
of
money."
Mrtjt
AHIIIK
OV
EI.KVATOIt
In
the
same
debate.
W.
O.
McQuarrle.
Conservative
membefor
New
Westminster,
referred
to
tbe
demand
for
an
elevator
at
Port
Mann.
He
said:
VANDERHOOF
ll
CERTA.ML
JSC
KEPOPT
Ing
properties.
"Now,
Sir.
I
do
not
even
ask
the
government
to
send
an
englsner
at
great
expense
from
Victoria
up
to
Ml
In.
It
U
a
big
Journey.
Travelling
by
up-to-date
Canadian
host,
and
passing
through
Alaska.
It
would
take
htm
rom
twelve
to
fourteen
days
even
t
reach
the
dutrict.
I
have
got
here.
Sir
the
data
of
a
resident
engineer
tn
AU1:
a
man
who
la
very
weU
up
in
the
matter
of
river
improvements,
and
he
au
thorizes
cos
t
assure
the
gpvernmem
that
there
is
no
need
to
send
a
federal
engineer
to
Atlui;
that
if
the
government
grant
not
less
than
three
thousand
and
not
more
that
five
thousand
lor
thU
work
facilities
will
be
offered
that
will
ameliorate
to
a
great
extent
the,
character
of
transportation
in
Atlln.
not
too
imiiiTir
"You
may
aay
I
am
too
optimistic.
I
nay
be
optlxnUtie.
but
I
maintain
Uiai
"We
hare
always
contended
that
an
elevator
abould
have
been
built
at
Port
Mann
on
property
which
the
government
already
owned
and
stlU
own
today,
but
Instead
It
was
built
at
Prince
Rupert.
W.
J.
Fergus
Park,
with
office
at
Van.
derhoof,
ha
been
appointed
general
rood
foreman
for
the
eastern
portion
off
Omlneca
district.
The
western
end
of
the
district
will
be
under
the
super-t-klon
of
Kennth
Warner,
with
head-
WW
Why!
This
is
Mm
CilA
RtnnJhv!
We
use
it
at
our
house
eyery
day.
The
children
just
love
wrigley
a.
AfrWvjj
r
ary
HaVfaa
Is
saLaS
M
SSH
SKsstVanK
1
m
aOTSSSSI
We
hope
It
will
be
successful,
but
asthe
morntnM
matter
of
fact
that
elesaUtr
wasj
leased
to
the
pool
for
1100
a
year.
That
j
iimiti
i
nmADT
rtP
U
the
way
the
matter
atands
now.
If
jrtililUiL
ALfUIll
UF
a
grain
elevator
had
been
built
at
Port
j
IlftCDIT
II
IT
1
III
A
V
Mann
on
the
Fraser
River
It
would
have
HUjl
1
1
ML
ii
1
ill!
I
UA
been
used
to
It
fullest
capacity
right
from
the
start,
and
I
think
that
state-
j
ntllullu
Went
IWIiImJ
I.VVIJ
""""
"
"
nurlug
lir.
ThU
lirlug
im
(,
vers
mj
in
7
leit
woo
nave
'."riqwoMld
t
inad.bythe
Canadian
gUs,.4rna
warehouse..
-wtofc"!!
a'ta'il,
hlllML
.
)
t
aj
iwemy-ieur
ieet
m
size.
and
found
it
full
of
a
heterogeneous
mass
ot
commodities.
I
saw
there
gasoline,
coal
oil.
flour,
grain,
groceries,
potatoes.
vegetables
and
fruit,
and
on
the
wharf
ouulde
were
tons
of
commodities
destined
for
thst
valley.
It
U
not
In
reason
that
I
should
have
to
ask
something
of
which
tbe
government
itself
will
be
the
beneficiary;
it
U
likewise
In
the
In
terest
of
the
government
to
facilitate
the
growth
and
development
of
trade
In
tbese
places.
The
people
of
Skeena
are
not
beggars:
they
are
a
big
as
the
mountains,
and
they
are
not
pleading
for
some
little
petty
gift
from
the
government.
Whatever
the
government
give
tbem
they
will
give
back
Un
been
out
there
and
studied
the
situation.
There
1
a
great
saving
to
be
made
by
the
Canadian
National
in
shipping
grain'
from
the
Fraser
River.
It
amount
to
something
like
$13
a
car:
that
U
the
cost
of
taking
a
car
frctzl
the
Fraser
River
over
to
Vancouver.
That
amount
to
"about
one
cent
a
bushel
extra
freight,
and
that
cent
a
bushel
T-..B.
MltfTiell
ha
bra
awarded
a
contract
to
convey
school
children
of
the
loop
district
to
the
Vanderhoof
Superior
School
tor
the
remainder
of
rhU
term.
For
the
benefit
of
farmers
and
others
at
work,
the
Nechako
creamery
whUtl
j
after
April
I
will
be
blown
at
1141
In
fkll
In
)1r
Years
According
to
the
annual
report
of
the
Anyox
Oeneral
Hospital
for
the
year
1924
which
has
just
been
made
public,
333
patterns
were
treated
in
the
tnstt-tutlon
during
the
year
and
hospital
day
totalled
4705.
There
wert
113
medical
oases,
tubercular.
3;
msjor
surgical.
82;
minor
surgical,
5;
obstetrical.
41:
and
infreUous,
aijert
Mere
five
deaths
during
tiie
year.
Of
Ui
capacity
ol
eighteen
beds,
an
average
of
12J10
were
occupied
continuously
throughout
the
year.
Total
expenses
of
the
h-spltal
during
the
year
were
M4j0S4.ll
with
Income
ol
$28.4801)4.
leaving
a
deficit
of
$1SA9S.17
to
be
absorbed
by
the
Oranby
Co.
ThU
deficit
was
the
lowest
tp
five
year
and
compared
with
a
loos
of
120.098.04,
the
year
precVillng.
ALICE
ARM
Mr.
E-ck
waa
.an
arrival
beie
last
Wi-ek
from
the
aovth.
lie
had
planner!
n
examination
of
some
mining
tn
the
district
but
found
too
much
snow
so
returned
to
Vancouver
with
the
lutt'Utlon
of
coming
buck
dur
lng
the
summer.
Col.
Victor
Srtncer
and
associates
Who
Umdcd
the
Vanguard,
?iometake.
Red
Point
and
Coper
Cliff
projrtle
Ii.
t
fall,
will
carry
ovt
extensive
deytl-
opmcut
work
on
all
four
properties
during
Die
coining
season
It
Js
leanied
Aiere
A
coniprcsnor
plant
will
be
In
stalled
on
both
"the
Vanguard
and
lloincsUke
and
tunnel
work
will
be
continued
on
Lhe
Red
point,
over
200
feet
having
born
driven
during
the
past
winter.
Owratlou
on
the
four
properties
will
be
couinwncrd
a
wxn
aa
weather
permit
ilie
transportation
of
machinery
and
tuppliea.
The
tunnel
on,
the
Silver
Cord
pro
party
U
tuovr
In
over
200
feet
and
a
full
fare
of
ore
I
shown
according
to
A
VfcOuJr,
superintendent
of
oprratloni,
5
r
"
jftflfelW
quarters
at
I)'.na
Lake
For
thU
dls-i
trict.
the
deitartrnem
of
public
works
I
has
purchased
a
new
two-ton
Holt
OHX
NETTERS.
TROLLERS
A
iff)
tractor,
heavy
grader,
two
Chevrolet
trucks'
and
a
Poid
touring
car.
anyone'
At
tjle
United
Church
choir
pracik
last
week,
a
presentation
was
made
to
Mrs.
Robert
T.
McFarUne
who
U
leaving
horttr
for
San
Francisco
wberr
4ie
minuter
cf
public
works
and
I
know
Ur-
UtParUtve.
former
pastor
here.
U
hat
he
wUl
see
to
it
that
these
needluk,n
UP
Ter
U
dpart
from
ut
carefully
examined
into.
Then
if
"ernooi
tm
week.
my
claims
are
based,
as
I
think
they
'
.
ire.
on
concrete
facu,
they
will
meet
t
Following
a
dinner
at
the
Necluko
jrlth
th
snnrnhfttlnn
nf
fh
minister
Af
Hotel
where
be
was'
entertained
bv
the
public
works.
I
--therefore
urge
the
!
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade,
Douglas
Lay.
restoent
mining
engineer,
tsve
a
lecture
tn
the
Board
of
Trade
hall
pa
Monday
evening.
Lorne
Jackson
Thornton,
a
traveler
for
patent
medicines
was
fined
1150
by
Stipendiary
MagUtrate
J.
D.
Charieaun
in
the
police
court
here
on
two
charges
of
supplying
intoxicants
to
Indians.
After
spending
the
winter
with
her
parents,
Mrand
Mrs.
Hugh
Wlllson
Pi
the
Mapes
dtatries.
Utsa
Oordon
Wlllsou
left
Isst
week:
lor
Seattle.
Donald
W
Donald
and
Harry
Email
left
Ust
week
to
attend
stock
shows
at
Calgary
and
Edmonton.
Wanted
For
Sle
For
Rent
a.
Flva
brother
of
J.
Flva,
has
ar
rived
from
Norway
and
skill
spend
tbe
summer
here.
ANOTHER
IKHJOUKT
FOR
1MHXK,
THK
AUtTIONFLR
Satisfied
clients
and
Brine
makes
'em
they
speak
for
themselves.
Herv
another:
'
To
a,
F.
'
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Prince
Rupert.
BC
Dear
Sir:
.
I
beg
to
acknowledge
with
thanks
receipt
of
monies
in
connection
with
the,
sal
of
household
furniture
and
tffects
which
you
conducted
for
me
at
mjjjit
'
residence,.,
732
,T,tlow'
Street,
City.
Mfgiit'
I'nalettoft
'bjrpMUnrtV
jt
expressing
my
apprecUtlon
not
only
for
the
very
efficient
manner
In
which
you
handled
thU
sale,
but
also
for
the
courtesy
and
enthusiasm
dUplayed
from
the
very
beginning,
together
with
your
prompt
'and
extremely
satisfactory
Wishing
yoU
every
future
success,
.
Yours
very
truly.
(Signed
)
1.
A.
ANDEitflON.
IIOTM,
'.WCItlV
AI.K,
I'rliKe
Kuiert
Oeorge
McAfee,
Oeorgetown:
C.
J
Rowbothain,
A.
C.
Knight,
C.
Frederick
son
and
W.
E.
Darner.
Vancouver.
II
Anderson
and-Tltomas
Ollmour.
Anyox.
J.
M.
Morrison
and
Joseph
Wells.
Alice
Arm:
J.
McNeil.
TeUws;
Charles
A.
Pyne,
Prlnc
Oeorge:
Mr.
M.
Taylor.
Port
Ewungton;
H.
R,
DllUbough,
Mc-
BricVe:
J.
A.
Aim,
Smlthers:
Mr.
and
Mra.
F.
H.
Aiken,
Terrace.
hiuiiy
,
J.
Maxwell,
C.
Beck.
R.
Dryden,
Charles
Reddlck
and
John
Hallsten,
city;
Mrs.
F.
D.
Magar
and
Ml
E.
K.
Magar,
Prt
Simpson;
Oeorge
Ilaaklnen,
Nadlna
River;
D.
Morrison,
C.N.Il.;
tjL,
Kelday.
Dlby
Idsnd.
I'enlr.il
J.
A,
Smith,
Seattle;
O.
IVderxen,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
J,
A.
Anderson.
Vancouver.
Bv
(fnrrr
AN
AUCTION
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
AT
433
Seventh
Avenue
Weat
on
Thtirs-day.
March
II
OHtsisUng
of
Oak
arm
chairs
and
rockers.
grMtofehswe
and
cabinet,
mahosjany
mil
sir
stsod.
fiMW
N,i
fT.I
rmwtmt
a
w
l-
.41.1..
.
-
.
m
m
.
.
nr
ruling
i
I
table,
8
dining
chairs,
heater,
kitchen
cabinet,
gate
lag
table,
cupboard,
bras
bed
complete,
oak
bureaux,
electric
lamp,
wait
beds,
table,
chtffoniere,
banunerltss
13
Worr
shot
Low
AUCTIONKKR
MY
BUSINESS
IS
HUYINO.
6EIXINO
and
txahaaftng
and
looking
after
my
bualnes.
For
bsMneas
u
bustnMi
and
Uue
without
busteess
nave
no
business
to
be
In
buaiae-a
Employ
me
setting
by
auction
That
I
business,
satisfaction
and
results,
a.
F.
Brine.
Phone
774.
FOR
RKNT
I
OR
RENT.
-
COMPORT
ABLE
LA
ROE
room,
heated,
suits
bit
fee
oat
or
ta
persons;
central.
311
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Phone
Orren
IM.
7
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
MODERN
House.
$2SX.
3IS
Fourth
Avenue.
East.
FURNISHED
BUITtS
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mualietn
Ororery
Phone
1$,
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
878.
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDEIl.
Second
Avenue
Phon
Itt.
IIKMSTITCIIINR
8:09
am.
lfl;4
p.m.
Advertla
In
Th
Daily
N
21.3
8.2
24
'tf
81ft
HtMSTTTClUNO
PICOTINO
RCAUAP.
lng.
M.
MseOoaald.
Exchange
Bkxk
DOLLAR
STORK
We
have
discontinued
the
ttovicvtt
i:ni
iMii:
Bw
our
tine
of
RIIK
100lt.
Nothtag
over
a
dollar.
Iiou.tu
mtoki:
iiomimox
i
i
hmti
nt:
i:nusni:
leiirdv
A
Catnan,
priletrs
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
Itlark
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
IJPHOI.STF.RLNG
FURNITVHB
REPAIR1N0;
UPHOL-sterlng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
mad
to
order,
t
All
work
guaranteed.
PbmieT
Oreett
3.
O.
M.
HUNT.
.
i
i
'
WOOD
A.
IMAtrMtlN
fesl
f'e.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
$8
00.
Kindling,
per
load
$480
Furnare
Wood,
per
load
$8
00
Delivered,
Salt
Herring
rimiie
lllsek
4fil
RESTAURANTS
4HMHI
F.ATM
IMI'E
"
Mrs.
Ungrr.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
flnM
Hmne
funked
Meals.
Phone
Illaek
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Tnxl
(Cajl
George,
Paul
or
iGujt)
Six
and
Seven
Pa-men
tier
fUude-bnker
nt
your
ltpo.nl
nny
time.
ROSS
IIIsOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Hlork.
Acro-i
from
Kmprea
Hotel)
PRINCK
RUPHRT
TIDKS
..4.t's
Vvi:iiTftn.iv.
M.turii
90
High
11:22
am,
20.1
ft.
tw
8:1$
a
on.
7.1
17:81
pin.
31
TlH
Itllty,
Mtltf
ll
if
Kl2h
0;0S
son.
12:13
pm,
WJilrvJ,
'
"Planus
fgpfcf
.
Jg
'A;:
S
i
-
.-a-jg
13-25'
-
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiaement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
WANTED
FURNITURE
OF
FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT
tor
sale.
Must
be
sold
before
March
II
Phone
TM.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
WANTCO.
WORK
BY
JUNIOR
8TT.N-ographer
Apply
Box
S3.
Dally
News
Office.
79
FOR
SALE
launc
Owner.
You
art
InrKed
to
visit
Parker's
garage.
Third
Avenue
lUst
to
see
in
operation
the
Ford
Marine
Motor,
lb
lowest
prired
dependable
14
hp.
motor
on
the
market.
It's
wide
range
of
spred.
exceptional
flexibility,
economical
operation
attd
low
prlrrd
replacement
parts,
place
It
In
a
class
by
ilaHf.
H.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.
Ford
Drslers
FOR
SALE.
81XTEEN
ROOMED
Roqralng
House.
furnUhed.
modeni
conveniences,
dose
In.
11.75000.
Terms
to
ault.
Then-
Oollart
Ltd.
Westholme
Theatre
block.
7
FAR
BALE.
GRAMOPHONE.
CONSOLE
model,
practically
pew;
cheap;
and
other
household
furniture.
Phone
Blue
70Q.
7J
OPPORTUNITY!
IJ.00
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homealte.
Walkers
Music
8tore.
who
has
been
la
town
on
nU
way
south
on
a
business
trip.
The
objec
tive
of
the
tunnel
U
a
large
body
of
ore
ahosvn
on
the
surface.
When
this
ore
hat
been
cut
underground,
another
tunnel
will
be
commenced
at
lower
elevation.
Oscar
Oray.
who
lived
In
Alice
Arm
number
of
years
baying
been
as
sociates!
with
the
Keystone
Mining
Co..
died
recently
In
SeatUe
according
to
word
receUed
here.
Deceased,
ho
had
been
tn
falling
health
tor
some
time,
was
a
pioneer
of
severs!
Alaska
town
and
had
many
friends
in
the
north.
AUCTION
SALE
1
MAIL
SCHfDLli
Ot'T-tlmyi
i
la
rst
Mondays.
WediJesds-t
To
VsMODirf
Tuesday
Fridays
Bsturdsyi
CJR
Mrr!
vi
a
First
class
res,,
to
t
s
--
gun,
typewriter,
eta.
PtilpoU.
Eviu
'
Vsaaouver
on
U-clin
We
sa
and
Oo.
Ltd.
Aucttoswera
Tsi
Saturday
by
CUR.
n
x
.sbios,
sure
Kim.
sin-tit
la
let
Bundsyt
WednesdsTi
,
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Ts
PI.
lst--
ts4
tm
ii.-jsv
Sundays
7,
To
Alaska
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II
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Mra
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and
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l.iwivi
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II
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Sunday-
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,
Wrdneadar
.
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'
1
ui.
an'
1.
Anjtn
i
Tuesday
C.mosun
rrlday
.
Prlnc
C.tc
lot
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n-rllie-
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u.eeh
12
si.
Pflnt
'
II
M4rch
28.
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g-cea
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10-
m.
mn
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March
24.
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Alaska
Uirt
March
t-a.
Prln'
MUf
,
March
IS-
M.
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38-.
rnn
Ironi
Alsiks
,
March
It--.-.
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March
22
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C.N.R.
TRAINS
20
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ft!
Tor
East-Mondsys.
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East
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