PAGE
FOUR
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
ia
doubtless
the
cause
of
moat
of
the
Ilia
that
afflict
humanity.
Thia
is
so
eelf
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
youreyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
la
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
flNDIAN
SUMMERYg&T
IN
YOUfiT)
SWILL
SOON
BE
?
COAl
TOO
THE
)
CONE!-XI
COLD
GREV
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALBERT
A
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones-llG
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
I0.
Box
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
pnd
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
.
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
637.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
i
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QCC
AA
as
Vtt'sV
J
I.
ANGER.
Culler
and
Designer
223
Sixth
direct
W'ednesri.
THE
DaiiA
KEW5
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMannj
t
ay
coi
COLi-V-
THit
OEtE.RT
kkio-w
WHT
ycxJHe.
T
A
PIPE-
THlO
WHAT'
Y
'
A
A
COM.
lpnItomi
place-
ro
civc.
ilVE.
I
OUT
I
DO
KNOW
CU
AIMT
PUeVYIN'-
Mk.-r
'
-
TO
SEE
bOME
-jj
'
Km
t
THAT
l
IKJ
VOOR
1
ON
HAMD
CARNIVAL
AT
BURNS
LAKE
Omineca
Ski
Club
Formed
to
Ilae
Charge
of
Big
Three
Day
Event
in
February
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Winter
Sports
to
Include
Auto
Races.
1
rotting.
Ski
Jumping,
Hockey
and
Dance
BURNS
LAKE.
Oct.
19.
A
meeting
ol
the
central
Ukes
district
ski
enthusiast
tu
held
at
tbe
Durni
Lake
Community
Hall
on
Saturday,
and
brought
re-,
preventative
from
ail
the
takes
In
the
central
Interior.
Plana
were
perfected
for
grand
winter
carnival,
to
be
held'
on
the
thirteenth,
fourteenth
and
fif
teenth
of
February.
1938.
which
will
in
clude
automobile
races,
trotting
races
ski
Jumping
and
running,
hockey
game,
and
the
Inevitable
dance
each
evening
Pete
S
mines,
a
noted
ski-Jumper.
who
heads
the
sports
committee
hat
already
located
a
natural
site
for
the
ski
Jump
and
a
fently
rolling
country
where
a
ten
mile
cross-country
race
will
bring
the
contestants
In
frequent
view
from
the
natural
ampltheatre
formed
by
Bums
Lake
as
a
winter
arena
and
tbe
surrounding
hills,
a
grand
stand
that
would
make
Tex
Rlckard
envious,
and
his
Soldier's
Field
look
like
a
tennis
court.
No
sport
has
hitherto
found
so
much
support
In
its
Infancy.
L.
Mulvsney
presided
at
the
gather
ing
with
A.
M.
Ruddy,
secretary.
The
first
business
was
to
form
an
organization
to
be
known
as
the
Omineca
Ski
Club
which
will
have
charge
of
'the
carnival,
offlcers
being
elected
as
follows
:
Olof
Hanson,
Smith
ers,
honorary
pre.
sldent.
L.
Mulvany,
Burns
Lake,
president.
John
Berg,
Burns
Lake,
first
vice-
president.
1
Pete
Sandnes,
Decker
Lake,
second
vice-president.
V.
Schjelderup,
Burns
Lake,
secretary.
A.
M.
Ruddy,
Burns
Lake,
treasurer.
Finance
committee
Ted
Kissock.
Burns
Lake;
Oeorge
Lindstrom,
Decker
LakeiWm.
Johnson.
Rose
Lake;
Wm.
Clark,
Forestdale;
Eric
Erlcson,
Priestly:
Ronald
Prosser,
Francois
Lake;
Pete
Hamre,
Danskln.
Entertainment
committee
Nor
Huer,
Burns
Lake;
Albert
Bach,
Burns
Lake;
Wm.
Carroll,
Demker
Lake;
Ronald
Prosser,
Francois
Lake;
H.
Plerson,
Rose
Lake.
Sports
committee
Pete
Sandnes.
Cen
tral
British
Columbia;
V.
SchJelderup,
Burns
Lake;
Ted
Kissock,
Burns
Lake;
Slevert
Anderson,
Francois
Lake;
Hoken
Maydehl,
Decker
Lake.
ALICE
ARM
Toe
highest
tides
of
the
year,
ac
companied
by
a
week's
steady
rain
and
heavy
winds,
have
caused
genera
ln-
convejUencewlwjrheiPaJjavebeefl
covered
wun
water
and
people
have
traversed
the
streets
In
boats.
Traffic
on
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
has
been
temporarily
Interrupted
owing
to
the
washout,
of
a
bridge
at
Seven-
Mile.
The
waters
of
the
KlUault
River
have
been
high
and
there
have
been
some
other
minor
washouts.
It
Is
understood
that
repairs
will
be
undertaken
Immediately.
Tbe
P.
L.
Housley
logging
camp
will
be
closed
down
very
shortly
and
the
men
will
all
be
going
outside.
Stan
Campbell
has
left
for
Anyox
where
he
has
Joined
the
Granby
Co.
service
and
wUl
take
up
future
residence.
The
Torlc
mine
has
closed
down
again.
While
two
small
camps
are
still
working,
it
Is
doubtful
If
they
will
continue.
Miss
Huldah
Graham
of
the
Dally
News
staff.
Prince
Rupert,
after
a
business
visit
here,
has
left,
lor
Stewart.
Drifting
on
the
ore
vein
at
the
Van
guard
Is
proceeding
with
all
possible
speed.
Latest
reports
state
that
the
development
Is
proving
very
satlsfac
tory,
plenty
of
ore
of
good
grade
being
encountered.
Provincial
Constable
William
8mtth
of
Anyox
was
a
visitor
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
on
official
duties.
W.
A.
Talbot,
assistant
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
spent
a
few
days
In
town
C61onel
Dawes
famous
Come
watch
31
Our
Pentagon!
ate
aim
htlrrtl
at
St
ta
ltrft
P
JOHN
WkISLEY
H
i
the
ideal
sweet
for
chll
dren
and
you,
too.
It
aids
appetite
and
digestion,
and
satisfies
"
y
crvlng
for
e
m
f
aremigsjmrermiMiJBfl
recently.
He
examined
the
Dolly
Var
den
Railway
and
also
Inspected
trail
work
that
has
been
done
during
the
all
in
the
Upper
Kltsault
country.
Mrs.
J.
Ttlndcr
and
Mrs.
O.
Evlndsen
mve
been
appointed
tbe
finance
com-nlttee
and
Mr.
Oreenaway
will
be
In
barge'
of
entertainment
and
decorating
it
the
annual
Christmas
Tree
for
child-en
In
Alice
Arm.
Dr.
George
T.
Williams,
a
director
of
the
Keystone
Mining
Co.,
and
M.
H.
Van
Nuys
have
returned,
to
Seattle
after
making
an
examination
of
the
pro-:erty.
They
were
well
pleased
with
the
progress
of
development
work.
T.
Tarerner
has
left
for
Vancouver
where
he
plans
to
spend
the
winter.
YOUNG
GUN-A-NOOT
ON
WAY
TO
PRISON
Son
of
Famous
Hazelton
Indian,
Along
With
Olher
Native,
Will
do
Year
In
Okalla
.
Enroute
to
Okalla
Prison
Farm
where
they
will
serve
terms
of
one
year
each
Imposed
upon
them
by
Magistrate
S.
H.
Hosklns
for
breaking
into
cabins
of
the
Yukon
Telegraph
trail,
north
of
Haezlton,
,
and
stealing
therefrom,
Alex.
Oun-a-noot
and
Davie
Louie,
Indians,
were
brought
to
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
by
Provincial
Constsble
Oeorge
Wyman
of
Hazelton
and
will
be
taken
south
later
In
the
week.
Alex
Is
a
son
of
the
famous
Simon
Oun-a-noot
of
tbe
Hazelton
Indlan'Re-serre
who
himself
was
the
principal
In
a
colorful
police
chase
several
years
ago,
having
been
accused
of
murder
but
on
which
charge
he
was
exonerated
orr
hetnir
hfmiht
in
trial
.
,
i
amwMisv
TERRACE
Mrs.
K.
E.
Blrnle
of
Smlthers
Is
a
visitor
at
the
home
of
"Grandma"
Little.
Mrs.
Blrnle
is
en
route
from
Smlthers
to
Pentlcton
where
she
will
spend
the
winter
with
her
daughter.
A.
a.
Bowie
of
the
Dominion
Telegraphs
spent
the
week
end
In
town.
I
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor
of
Hazelton,
who
has
recently
been
in
charge
of
the
An-
gllcan
Church
at
Prince
Rupert
arrived
from
the
coast
on
Monday
for
a
short
visit
at
the
home
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W
Robinson.
Mrs.
Proctor
Is
also
a
guest
at
the
Robinson
home.
Harvest
festival
services
were
pea-ducted
In
Knox
United
Church
'on
Sunday
evening
by
the
pastor
Rev.
Wm
Allan.
The
church
was
appropriate!)
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
a
special
.nuslcal
program
was
rendered.
Mrs
i.
Cramer
and
children
left
on
Monday
ay'
'Jo?
hef
former'
home
In
Mln-
nesota.
Mrs.
A.
R.
Butt
of
Usk
was
In
town
Monday.
Dr.
II.
T.
James
newly
appointed
-esldent
mining
engineer
for
this
d
lend
in
place
of
Oeorge
E.
Clothier,
s
at
present
a
visitor
here
In
the
In-erests
of
his
work.
H.
C.
Whltaker
returned
to
Terrace
m
Mondsy
from
the
Ex
tew
camp.
Weather
conditions
hsve
hampered
the
reconnaissance
work
In
connection
with
he
new
highway.
Oeorge
P.
Hopping,
government
entomologist.
Is
a
business
visitor
in
the
district.
W.
Warner,
government
telegraph
operator
was
In
from
Kalum
Lake
on
Monday.
Special
music
by
the
children
was
a
feature
of
the
Sunday
services
at
tlx
Anglican
Church.
.
The
talk
on
"How
money
Is
made"
by
the
rector
proved
very
Interesting
to
both
young
and
old.
He
described
In
detail
all
the
processes
metal
went
through
before
the
coins
were
perfected.
'
i
i
'
ttl
:
i.
Lawrence
Orelg,
'son
of
Mrs.
M.
A
Grieg,
after
spending
several
weeks
at
his
old
home
at
Carlevale,
Sask.,
Is
now
attending
university
in
Saskatoon
.md
Is
taking
up
both
his
arts
course
and
his
first
year
in
medicine.
J.
Y.
LEVEQUE
GUEST
OF
HONOR
AT
HOME
OF
PARENTS
IN
THIS
CITY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Levlque,
252
Ninth
Avenue
East,
entertained
last
evening
at
tbelr
borne
In
honor
of
their
son
J.
Y
Leveque
who
la
visiting
with
them
'
for
a
few
days
ircm
San
Francisco.
Dancing,
singing
and
'parlor
games
were
enjoyed
and
about
midnight
refreshments
were
served.
Those
present
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Couture,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Oration.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
.Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Letour-neau.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Barton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Garon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Rlffou,
Miss
Agnes
Gratton,
Miss
Joan
Smythe.
Miss
Esther
Moore,
Metvln
Stephens,
LeQ.iCjntoll
and
Edgar
Couture.
Mr.
Leveque;.:
jr
la.,
leaving
for
the
south
tomorrow-Where
fie
has
a
position
as
accountant.
'
.
.
v
HOTEL,.
ARRIVALS,
.
-
Prince
Rupert
L.
O.
Lycett,
G.
F.
Atkinson,
George
Walker,
C.
E.
Imeaon.
P.
Wsllls,
F.
Lohl,
Walter
E.
Trump
and
Stan
War
ing,
Vancouver;
W.
J.
Larkworthy
and
8.
H.
Senkplel,
New
Hazelton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8.
W.
George
and
family,
L.
H.
Morton
and
Dr.
H.
T.
James,
Prince
Rupert:
T.
B.
Campbell
and
G.
A.
Wy-
mnn,
Hazelton:
R.
Bramley,
JJanalmo;
F.
H.
Hoadley.
Victoria
.
Savoy
N.
McCarthy,
Oona
River:
P.
Kady,
Kwlnltsa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Thistle,
Tyee;
A
recognized
reward
of
merit
BULGER
LTD.
Jewellers
The
Store
with
the
Clock.
The
Gruen
Pentagon
is
chosen
more
often
than
any
other
watch
to
honor
achievement
in
business,
the
pre
riessions,
and
school
or
college
life.
Lindbergh,
Vice-President
and
hundreds
of
other
men
wear
Gruen
Pentagons.
in
and
see
this
celebrated
today.
1
'
.
y
O
1927
a
In
i
Fsstvns
Stvtes
lc
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTED
WANTED.
MEN
MECHANICALLY
IN-lined
who
would
like
to
work
at
the
world's
greateat
paying
industry.
Auto
mechanics,
garage
work,
electrical
tx-perts,
welding,
battery
and
vulcanising.
We
guarantee
to
qualify
you
for
big
paying
positions.
Only
a
I
short
Umarequlred.
Write
or
call
I
Hemphill's
Auto
Engineering
School.
10
Hastings
St..
E.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
WANTED.
COOK
JOB
BY
WELL
RE-commended
Japanese.
Apply
P.O.
Box
108
or
phone
Black
399.
246
V
ANTED.
RELIABLE
PERSON
TO
take
care
of
baby,
six
months
old.
Apply
P.O.
Box
1608.
city.
117
AGENTS
WANTED
4.00
A
DAY
PAID
MEN
OR
WOMEN
for
distributing
religious
literature
until
Christmas,
spare
or
full
time.
For
particulars
write
Mr.
Conrad.
Spadlna
Bulldlne.
Toronto.
26
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
FOUR
ROOMED
FUR
-
ni&hed
apartment
with
bath
and
water
paid.
Phone
547.
tf
'"OR
RENT.
Pianos,
phonographs
and
Singer
sewing
machine.
Walker's
Music
Store
lOUSE
TOR
RENT.
8
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
tf
HOUSES
FOR
RENT.
120.00
UP.
AP-
ply
215,
4th
Ave.
E.
tf
AUCTIONEER
O
BE
SOLD
AS
A
GOING
CONCERN
to
the
highest
bidder
by
public
auction
on
November
16,
store
with
four
roomed
suite
on
two
year
lease
from
April
1,
1S27
to
April
1,
1929,
rent30
per
month
for
first
year
and
$35
per
month
second
year,
together
with
that
well
established
business
known
as
Brine's
Auctioneering,
and
Second-band
business,
together
with
all
stock,
fixtures
and
effects.
For
further
Information,
see
Brine,
Auction
eer.
Phone
774.
No
reasonable
offer
refused
up
to
day
of
sale.
REAL
AUCTIONEER
IN
A
STATE
I
Some
are
very
small
when
they
think
their
offer
large.
Some
are
very
big
when
they
are
but
very
smsll.
Take
me,
for
Instance.
Please
dont
talk
selling
real
estate
to
me.
Taxation
li
too
high.
Yesl
It
Is
my
line,
but
against
the
law.
I
found
that
out
without
a
license!
I
buy,
sell
or
ex
change
real
stuff
but
not
real
estate.
G.
P.
Brme,.
AucUoncfTj,
,V;
.
.
Mrs.
O.
M.
Anderson.
Stewart:
J.
Col
'.Int,
Alice
Arm:
H.
E.
Denlson,
Porcher
Island;
C.
Foster,
Smlthers:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Larsenen
and
J.
Laraen.
city.
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EDMONTON
BADMINTON
CLUB
TO
BUILD
NEW
CLUBHOJBE
THAT
CITY
EDMONTON,
Oct.
19.
At-the
meeting
of
the
city
council
It
was
agreed
to
dispose
of
a
cltyrowned
lot
on
t20th
8treet
to
the
Edmonton
Badminton
Club
on
which
they
will
erect
a
building
costing
about
$8,000.
Some
objection
to
the
sale
was
made
toy
residents
In
the
neighborhood
but
it
was
explained
that
there
was
nothing
noisy
about
the
game
and
tne
deal
wen
through.
Four
courts
will
be
used
in
the
new
building.
SPORT
CHAT
His
many
'frlehds
of
the
sporting
fraternity
-wiif
be
'interested
to
earn
that-
Erlo
,M,cIntch.
.wlw'
was
considered
one
or
Prince
Rupert's
best
soccer
players
when
he
resided
In
the
city
several
years
ago.
is
continuing
foot
ball
playing
to
good
advantage
In
Ban
Francisco
where
he
has
lived
since
leaving
here.
He
is
playing
on
the
for
ward
line
of
the
soccer
team
of
the
Olympic
Club
In
the
California
metrop.
now
regarded
as
one
of
iiiai
organization's
most
nnmltuni.
players.
A
San
Francisco
Examiner
to'
hand
tells
how
Mcintosh
scored
one
of'
the
goals
when
his
club
won
6
to
1
over
the
UJ3.LV
club
recently.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken'.for
leu
than
50c
FOB
SM.K
HOU8WOLD
FURNITURE
.FOtt
SALE:
also
wleker
baby
cairiafe.'
1009
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Red
689.
24T
ORERN
81
11
NOUS
ARE
BBBT.
II
00
a
thousand.
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
LAND
FOR
SALE
xilE
OTP.
DEVELOPMENT
CO..
LTD.
wul
now
omyUder
applications
for
purchase
of
its
holdings
In
the
Town-site
of
Prince
Rupert
and
alio
adjoining
acreage.
For
particulars
apply
to
O,
1.
TINKER
CO-
LTI.
Agents.
3IOI.fR
BEAUTY
COLLEGE
Most
PurrcMful
College
on
the
Continent
Expert
Instructors
in
all-
branch
of
beauty
culture.
Including
water
waving
and
permanent
waving.
Terms;
Moler,
10
Hastings
St.
E.
Vancouver.
B.C.
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
1MEN
AND
WOMEN
LEARN
BARBKRINO
Expert
instructors
in
one
of
the
beat
paying
businesses.
Barn
while
you
learn
and
become
Independent.
Call
or
write
Moler
Barber
College.
10
Hastings
St.
E..
Vancouver.
BC
HOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
AND
BOARD
IN
FINE
HOME.
Section
Two.
Large
elegant
room,
with
spacious
closets
and
balcony.
Harbor
view.
Suitable
two
business
people.
Transportation
to
and
from
town.
Phone
Oreen
71.
DANCING
MISS
MYFANWY
CAMPBELL
Teacher
of
classical,
operatic
and
toe
danelng.
Children's
class
or
private
tuition.
Phone
mark
13.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Store
and
restaurant
fixture
in
stock.
Papadopulos
and
Maraa.
839
Thrld
Ave.
Phone
648.
tf
PIANO
TI'MNn
NOW
nr.ftE.
i.oris
p.
coi.es
'or
many
years
with
Brlnamcad,
ton-don,
Eng.,
Martln-Orme,
Ottawa
and
Mason
tc
Rlach,
Toronto,
henairt
and
adjustments
of
Player
Pianos
and
Orssds
a
specialty.
.
-..
Phone
Red
103.
.
KAIEN
1.
A
II
A
OK
H
ltTlir.lt
HKMX'TIONS
In
f
t(
....Cl'K.VROLKT.
PlilfES"
Commercial
Chassis,
-lon
delivery
$638.60
Touring
$811.60
Roadster
$811.60
Roadster
Delivery
$811.
CO
Sport
Roadster
$880.00
Coach
$949.00
Coupe
-.
$084.00
Sedan
$1,052.00!
Cabriolet
$1,083.00
Landau
Sedan
$1,119.00
Imperial
Landau
Sedan
$1,168.00
Utility
Express.
1
ton
truck..
$792.60
Disc
wheels
$25.00
extra
In
all
models.
A
complete
line
of
1928
models
on
hand
at
present.
Phone
on
call
for
demonstration
anjl
learn
about
our
easy
payment
plan.
Guaranteed
Used
Cars
on
Hand.
Ford
Coupe,
1025.
$100
cash,
balance
$25
per
month.
Ford
Sedan.
1920,
$100
cash,
balance
$25
per
month.
KAIEN
(itlttr.E,
'1
MWi
Ro
;
Dealters
In
all
General
Motor
VI
1
1
.i'tiv:wxi,.Aii,..-in-
1
Goodyear
and
Firestone
Tires.
Wrecking
Service
Day
and
Night.
Phone
!i?
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
GeorKe,
Paul
or
Gust)
SI.t
and
Seven
PassenRer
Stude-bakers
at
yo.ur
dixposjil
any
time.
ROSS
RROS,
POOL
ROOM
1
Meeker
Work.
1
Across
irora
hmprcsa
Hotel)
Arid,
Loitlrjl
Found,4,
STEAMSHIP
MOVEUQj
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Prince
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Tuesday
a.
Catal
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Thursday
u.
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c;
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Saturday
ss.
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Princess
H:
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Oat.
23
ss.
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No.
3
as.
Princess
A
From
Vancouver
Sunday-
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.
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,i
Wednesday
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Otcrp
KJ
Saturday,
as.
Carlena
Saturday
ss.
Princess
E.
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a
,
ftsturosy
M
Prince
It
:
j
Oct.
-
ss.
Princess
Oct.
36.
as.
Princess
A
,
For
rrt
HIinpMtn
and
N.-,a?
Sunday
e.
Catala
from
Pint
MniKon
and
Nau
t
Tueiday
.
Catala
for
Anjox
Sundty
.
Catala
li
Wedrtesdsy
as.
Prince
uc
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Tuesday
as.
Oatala
Thursday
as.
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Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Oatala
1
Saturday
as.
Prince
V
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mm
leaart
Sunday
ss.
Prince
R
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Tuesday
as.
Catala
Fur
(juecn
Charlottes
Oct.
33
a.
Prince
C
'Nov.
5
as.
Prince
Chv.-
V
From
Queen
Charlotte
Oct.
20
ss.
Prince
Cv2:.::
Nov.
3.
ss.
Prince
Cl..i.
.:
I
For
Alaaka
Wednesdsy
ss.
Prince
Cc
x
Oct.
19
ss.
Prtnceas
A
Oct.
29
s.
Princess
A.
:
From
Alaska
Thursdays
as.
Prlnco
Ccr
Oct.
3-
ss.
Princess
A!
Nov.
3
ss.
Princess
Allre
MAILSCHEDULE
OCTOIIKIt,
19?7.
For
the
Eiut
Mondays.
Wednesdsys,
Sa
fSH
tlose
t'Sl
From
the
Eat
Tuesdays,
Thursday
and
"
due
To
Vancouver
Sundays
-
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Tuesdays
.41!
Ml
Thursdays
i:i'3
Saturdays
C.P.R-Oet.
23.
Nov
3.
From
Vanrouvrr
Sundays
....1
1
Wednesdsys
,
Saturdays
A
Saturdays
If
3D
OPR.
Oct.
19
and
29.
To
Anvox
amf
Alice
Arm
Bundfys
mall
closei
'
Pj
Wcdnesdava
'
Front
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm-Tuesdays
Thursdays
msll
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
Saturdavs
If
'!
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundsys
Tuesdays
''I
To
Naas
Ulvrr
Pnlnt
Sundays
PI
From
Nona
Ulver
Points-
Tuesday
mnii
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To
Alaka
Points
Oct.
19
ar
'
29.
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Al.nkp
Points
Oct.
23.
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2.
To
neen
(
Iiarlotfe
Inland
Point-
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21
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a
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From
Queen
Charlotte
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on
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