For
eveia)
social
occasion
SMOOTH,
plump
little
morsels
of
delicious
chocolate
Cowan's
new
Maple
Buds;
easy
to
serve
tantalizin&ly
good
"
"Just
the
right
size.
Cowan's
eJMapleBuds
Its
60c
fkeftauitj
nrryuArr
Smoother
and
Better
than
Ever
!
The
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News
PRINCE
KUl'EKT
"
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
This
blopd
ami
nerve
restorative
was
devised
for
use
in
two
great
dajwes
of
disease,
one
of
which
usually
develops
from
the
other
Anaemia
or
bloodleesneM,
and
Nervous,
Exhaustion.
II
the
blood
is
-thin
and
watry,
as
is
indicated
bypllor
of
thi-
lipa,
eyelids
and-gums,
or
if
you
are
afflicted
by
some
form
of
nervous
trouble,
you
will
find
in
Da.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
the
most
certain
means
of
reb'ef
and
restoration.
Some
of
the
symptoms
and
ailments
which
come
under
this
beading
are:
Thin
blood,
sallow
complexion,
sailor
of
eyelids,
lips
and
gums,
tired
feelings,
loss
of
energy
and
ambition,
tendency
to
fear
nd
anxiety.
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of
breath
and
easily
fatirued,
weak
heart
action.
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Wedneiday.
August
3,
1927
V
CANDIDATES
FOR
PRESIDENCY
OF
US.
Although
the
United
States
presidential
election
is
fifteen
months
away,
people
in
that
country
and
this
are
already
busy
wagging
their
tongues
in
connection
with
the
election
prospects.
While
it
is
no
business
of
Canada
who
is
elected
In
that
country,
it
does
affect
the
Dominion
particularly
on
account
of
the
close
associations
between
the
two
countries.
On
this
occasion
the
campaign
is
likely
to
be
one
of
personal
ities
rather
than
of
Issues.
There
are
no
issue.
The
country
is
prosperous.
The
league
of
nations
and
the
tariff
are
orettv
well
exhausted
as
topics
of
discussion
and
the
country
is
tired
of
hearing
about-them.
New
catchwords
will
have
to
be
invented
and
new
personalities
infused
into
the
party
fight.
u
Happily
in
the
United
States
there
is
springing
up
a
body
of
.
electprs
who
are
independent
of
party
jwlitics
and
who
control
the
.elections.
In
that
way
they
resemble
the
Independent
group
in
I
Canada.
f
There
is
talk
of
an
election,
but
why
have
one?
No-
body
thinks
the
Legislature
is
any
use
no
matter
what
party
is
in
power.
t
-
,
'
PpSSIRILITIfiS
FOR
NOMINATION
With
CooIidge
out
of
the
way
the
name
that
comes-most
easily
,to
the
front
is
that
of
Henry
Ford.
He
is
the
best
known
man
in
United
Slates.
He
has
made
mistakes
and
these
mistakes
will
militate
against
him
politically.
But
if
Ford
is
debarred
because
of
his
partizanship,
much
more
so
is
Senator
Borah
who
is
also
mentioned
as
a
likely
man
to
succeed
'Coolidge.
It
would
be
an
international
calamity
if
Borah
should
be
nominated.
His
hostility
to
Britain
would
tend
to
injure
the
present
cordial
relations
between
the
two
countries
and
indirectly
would
iijure
Canada.
Hoover,
McAdoo,
Underwood,
Pershing,
all
are
mentioned,
but
the
possibility
is
a
practically
unknown
man
on
whom
all
sections
of
the
party
can
unite,
will
be
chosen.
From
now
on
until
the
nomination
conventions
are
held,
we
shall
be
hearing
of
likely
candidates
for
the
high
office.
A
village
is
a
place
where
a
rumor
flies
around
like
lightning
and
everybody
hears
it
and
accepts
it
for
fact.
CO-OPERATE
WITH
COMMISSION
Just
now
J.
P.
Babcock,
deputy
commissioner
of
fisheries
for
iB.C.
and
-chairman
of
the
international
fisheries
commission,
is
in
the
district
looking
into
various
matters
connected
with
the
fisheries
n
thejCoast
He
is
meeting
a
good
many
fishermen,
fish
dealer
and'others
interested
in
the
fishing
business.
Primarily
just
now
heis
i
interested
in
the
work
in
connection
with
the
conservation
of
the,
halibut
and
he
is
to
address
a
meeting
while
here.
As
this
latter
concerns
the
welfare
of
everyone
in
the
city,
it
is
desirable
that
as
many
as
possible
shall
learn
at
first
hand
what
is
the
condition
on
this
coast
and
if
poible
give
information
which
may
not
be
forthcoming
otherwise.
Mr.
Babcock
Is
an
able
sneaker
and
knows
his
subject
well.
He
will
be
well
worth
hearing.
In
these
modern
days
people
always
search
for
the
motive
which
prompts
an
action,
and
base
people
look
for
base
motives.
Make
this
Test
To
Find
out
if
you
need
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
A
study
of
these
symptoms
will
enable
you
to
decide.
nervous
prostration,
nervous
headache,
indigestion,
sleeplessness,
irritability,
nervousness,
twitching
of
nerves
and
muscles,
sensitivenem
to
sound
and
light,
gloomy
forebodings,
loss-
of
memory,
inability
to
concentrate
the
mind.
v
Dr.
Chase's
NntvtToonli
easily
the
greatest
of
restoratives.
By
forming
new
red
corpuscle
in
the
blood
this
food
treatment
nourishes
the
starved
and
depleted
nerves
back
to
health
and
vigor.
Try
it
when
you
are
run
down
and
out
of
sorts.
It
will
restore
vigor
and
energy
and
make
you
feel
that
fife
is
worth
living.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60
eta.
per
box.
all
dealers,
or
The
Dr,
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Canada.
LATEST
SCHEME
;
OF
SETTLEMENT
bJeh
U
cur
of
:he
atari
constructive
Uad
setUs-mai
projects
ot
anooera
t
am.
The
British
ana
Canadian
go-
noittg
ttoy
hae
aa,advp
Moo.
wui
be
etuftie
tor
a
oaan
adttox
of
not
tnort
thaa
f
3JM
for
tto
Mirctoae
of
a
farm:
and
far
atock
and
equipment.
Set
tlement
madee
nila
Mha
uill
hesto)
i
bjgaa
there,
be
placed
out
as
farmworker!
to
acquire
practical
experience
aad
then,
aa
the
final
and
togteal
ton.
tummatlon
be
act
up
on
farms
of
their
awn.
The
scheme's
mate
feature
Is
pointed
out
by
the
Times:
"It
bss
for
long
been
a
favorite
commonplace
that
the
life
is
not
a
soft
one.
that
men
mutt
be
prepared
to
work
hard
and
long
who
would
win
independence.
But
men
have
mt&h
more
tarenttve
to
atrenuout
endeavor
when
their
farms
are
their
own.
and
the
present
plan
wlU
remove
the
bogy
of
the
long
years
of
watting
while
saving
wages
which
has
daunted
and
finally
de'.erred
many
young
emigrant
MARKETINGOF
EMPIRE
GOODS
Work
of
Organization
Designed
to
Help
Weld
Different
Sections
LONDON,
Aug.
3.
(Canadian
Press).
-As
a
document
of
Empire
interest
the
flrat
rroort
of
the
Emntre
Marketlnff
port
was
political.
the
Marketing
Board's
report
Is
economic.
It
la
really
Part
Two
of
the
record
of
die
attempt
this
amount
another
1
1,1
50,000.
which
hat
been
contributed
by
such
agencies
aa
the
Rockefeller
Institute,
the
Em-
cf
course
Is
Us
advertising
of
Empire
produce.
But
behind
the
scenes
the
Board
Is
doing
very
valuable
work
in
raiting
the
productivity
and
quality
of
Emplro
goods.
Thus
it
it
conducting
at
Farnham.
an
attempt
to
fight
plant
parasites
with
Insect
parasites;
It
Is
grappling
with
the
Empire
wide
problem
of
lack
of
mineral
content
In
otherwise
perfect
pastures.
It
has
saved
thousands
of
pounds
by
the
single
dis
covery
that
apples
must
have
air
in
transit,
and
that
the
pests
which
destroy
raisins
ere'
themselves
destructible.
Coming
to
Its
most
obvious
work
publicity
the
Board
has
met",
with
criticism.
But
the
criticisms
are
I
groundless.
Only
about
15
per
cent
of
the
Board's
expenditures
Is
devoted
to
single
parts
of
the
Empire.
The
rest
Is
devoted
to
objects
which
will
benefit
Indiscriminately
aU
parts
of
the
Em
pire.
The
Board
has
actually
dlscov-j
ered
a
way
In
which
the
state
can
bneflt
Industry
wothout
exciting
the
prejudices
or
the
Jealousy
of
one
part
of
the
Empire
against
another,
or
even
of
one
firm
against
another.
The
effect
of
the
publicity
campaign,
to
which
the
example
of
the
King
and
Qveen
in
ordering
a
Christmas
puc'dlng
of
Empire
ingredients
has
been
a
great
encouragement,
has
been
that
In
certain,
lines
of
Empire
goods
there
has
been
an
actual
shortage,
and
the
Board
Is
preparing
a
series
of
seasonal
menus
so
as
to
protect
quality
from
undue
or
untimely
demand.
9
Man
in
the
Moon
,
"
ITS
hard
t
:md
thin
to
worry
.
,
,
.about
during
these
beauUfttl
uam.i
tan
Advance
ror
Purchase
of
,
ftmutlJ
tmp.
farm
is
Direct
and
Valuable
Itant
subiect
to
cun.mer
u
u
true
,
Incentive
LONDON:
Aut
J
-.Canadian
Pia.-Drtuute
astro
jrann
U
offered
tlt
Brtwth
yosr.h
t-
tae
up
farui.ua
n.
Cauada
in
lb
latest
rtUea.eni
khmt
"YESTERDAY
sben
the
news
thiuttgb
that
Caivm
CooIMfe
tod
win
,
eMrd
dm
to
be
candVdaU
M.
iv-j
leas
af
amine
the
wmuw
shatiM
f
.rnment
jointly
prapsse
to
expend
five,
Mr9ef
nuu
,
mrtU
westt
muiion
mi
uiteamw
yew
iotkMI0
,
of
tb;
"
""local
Aaaeftesn
mlonv
they
can
tet
up
ihe.r
own
I.
ran
o.
,
AsserHiajl
cturte,
the
fNWNN
utawtondent
far-
e-Ms.
,!!,
na-ktaucr
"
Pwe
tnetr
aouity
;
,wit,iifcu,
.
mhtht
tend
cut
Tk
outstanding
feature
of
the
new
ca
u
the
nanhmut
placed
on
youth.
Tit
sjugranl
mto
t
uatdrxia)
ym
ot
age
as
probasay
gotatg
to
a
a
bettar-atfapted
Canadian
than
tbt
aider
man.
already
art
la
OM
Country
ways-
The
-iuth
tot
the
adTantaa
of
devatoptag
in
Ute
Matty
1Uaa
is
nu
new
atad;
be
raarna
new
waya
naidVaUy.
and
at
bai
BBMca
lew
to
uoleaxa
ttoa
tlte
oldr
atan.
He
la
aaorc
ettnutaUc.
89
ifa-
r
tkc
aev
plan
Ute
Canadian
go-
err
naff
viu
loan
ataety
far
paiwtoi
t
ot
farraa
only
to
mlaraati
ho
ware
bf
tea
tto
agat
of
14
and
30
-when
btunor.
Ihcy
iBHlid
tto
rvamffn,
and
a-tao
are
not
aaoea
tttaa
SS
at
tto
tuna
tto
laan
ta
iMsaxd.
Wtoa
tkey
reach
21
thi
boya.
ntDaatwl
ttoy
toa
the
aaccwary
training
and
cipcrleoca
from
working
for
waaas
on
a
Ciar.adlan
farm,
and
pro-
-
-
Prlaro
Rax.
Yt
and
bring
on
of
taagr
auwrdairaat
man
ncane
ami
nemdtata
htm
.
Bills
are
at)
right
but
pacing
ttoaa
I
hen.
TOO
bear
a
k;
about
orude
otl
but
think
of
the
other
crude
things
about
whisk
little
la
tatd.
There
la
crude
talk,
crude
work,
and
JAKE
aaya
be
doea
not
gated
crude
what
he
objecta
ta
la
laak
of
IF
you
fatten
a
grudge.
It
win
treat-uaUy
get
a
big
that
It
Bay
tun
and
rend
you.
EVERY
wlft'
admit
tor
(bowed
vaed
judg-nent
wtoa
to
ptetod
t
out.
but
huabottd
la
not
aure
whether
be
dM
tba
packing
r
not.
TIUES
are
not
no
bad.
The
bottling
rte
aocne
plaa
of
entertaining
the
on
April
fat
of
neat
year
eoBaparnea
report
that
they
are
doing
Brlttob
boy
mo
mow
go
out
to
Can
'
flerktBg
MUlneas.
ada.
reettfe
training
in
agricultural
col
THE
tbey
wished
to
be
very
Impressive.
It
has
no
meaning
but
simply
is
an
Indication
of
rut-frtolty
like
our
modern
Le't
me
'
tell
.
you."
Today
we
cant
very
wU
uv)lt
In
.
conversation,
but
when
ybu
write
verses
and
cant
get
a
word
to
rhyme
with
books
or
looks,
you
Try
It
some
MOTHER
may
I
go
out
to
twtm?
Why.
yea.
my
darling
daughter
Just
bang
a
silk
cloth
round
your
limb
to
combine
the
autonomy
of
the
part'
Ana
pmng
right
in
the
water.
of
the
Empire
with
the
unity
of
the
wtjole.
The
Empire
Marketing
Board
Is
the,
executive
organ
of
the
Imperial
Economic
Committee
and
thus
an
essential
part
of
the
new
end
experimental
machinery
which
Is
promoting
the
unity
of
the
Emprre.
It
Is
endeavoring
to
do
for
the
trade
of
the
Empire
what
the
committee
of
Imperial
Defence
doet
tot
Its
military
and
Naval
protection.
H
KI.I.
I
IXANCKI)
it
waa
set
up
in
May.
1120.
with
a
rapKal
of
$3,000,00(1
set
atlde
by
the
Imperial
Government.
British
tax
payers
have
been
gratified
to
find
that
the
utility
of
the
board's
work
has
be
ccme
so
well
known
as
to
attract
to
BUT
of
course
tbat
was
a
modern
mother
wbo
liked
to
see
her
modern
daughter
up-to-date
and
altogether.
FATHER
may
I
go
In
to
twlrnt
Tes
little
girl,
gadzooks.
Play
round
In
the
tun
as
much
as
you
like
And
don't
care
a
dime
for
your
looks
In
The
Letter
Box
ENTKKT.tlMNU
VISITOR
Editor
Dally
Newt!
The
''tourist
season
Is
more
than
half
over.
The
number
of
tourists
passing
!
through
the
city
Is
increasing
and
yet
plre
Cotton
Growing
Corporation,
and
jit
stems
that
the
city
Is
not
looking
various
Dominion
Governments.
'
after
Its
end
of
the
tourist
traffic
as
it
The
Board's
most
conspicuous
work
'should.
It
is
not
enough
to
get
the
tourists
here.
They
need
to
be
sent
away
feeling
that
It
was
worth
their
while
coming
and
even
more
that
It
would
be
worth
the
while
of
their
friend
and
acquaintances
to
come
another
year.
A
ttxy
yrn
off
the
boats
the
first
thing
and
the
only
thing
visible
Is
the
freight
sheds.
Now
on
the
theds
sre
notices
listing
the
places
and
points
of
Interest
that
they
should
see.
But
FREE
BABY
BOOKS
On
requeat
we
wttl
aetvl
feevling;
chart
and
able
liaby
Welfare
Book
containing
authoriUtive
Information
on
baby's
alcep,
bath,
clothing.
crciae,
height,
weight
and
common
ailrnenta.
Addrv
Tia
Bardtn
Co.
Limited
,'
Vanoourar
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Vm.
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I.
Ik.
,
Urn
Mtoht
1
tout
by
letttag
them
know
what
It
to
be
scan
and
bow
It
may
be
seem.
It
la
difficult
to
fted
tfee
city
sometimes'
oaly
people
wbo
are
MuTeriag
mat
gives
a
bad
knnnaaton
rtobt
are
the
shoe
dealers
wbo
are
said
to
beiaay.
It
might
be
too
expeaalva
to
on
their
Bvpert.
Ttoy
should
put
more.hava
a
publicity
ofBce
near
the
wharf.,
tale
into
their
business.
AT
Mils
time
of
year
the
flower
bust-Bets
ttould
be
vry
rosy.
THINOS
are
a
bit
dead
for
.the
undertakers
and-
as
a
result
the
outlook
Js
rather
blatk.
BOOTLFOOER3
at
oomplatning
of
tto
oppeattten
of
the
bear
parlors
and
Government
vendor.
They
say
if
It
was
not
fotV.tJns
unfair
toaapetltton
they
could
d
well.
,
YES
send
me.
a
bUl
at
ypurjfeteure
And
set
the
sum
down
in
)dur
books:
But
never
expect
me
topayVyou.
How
can
you
expect
It,
gadzoaks!
Doart!
la
almost
as
Important
aa
the'Just
sling
in
fagadzooks
repon
of
tto
1926
Imperial
Conference,
day,
Where
the
Imperial
Conference
re-
I
ALWAYS
liked
that
word
"gad
rooks."
It's
a
word
they
used
In
the
old
days
when
they
quaretled
or
when
but
the
matter
la
worthy
of
conalder-itlon.
Some
method
own
be
planned,
j
MVIM
IX
SALT
l-tKHS
j
One
point
t&at
would
certainly
ap-l
paal
to
many
visitors
is
a
swim
in
the
Salt
Lakes.
The
northern
waters
are.
old.
The
touriata
have
net
bad
a'
w:m
for
days
and
in
tto
recant
hotj
waaober
tto
sea
Invited
atom
but
they
were
not
encouraged
to
enjoy
tbeasl-cs
Why
not
boost
ttte
Bait
Lakes
for
be
tourists
This
la
a
feature
that
would
attract
and
pleoao
and
It
la
only
ay
attracting
and
pleasing
the
visitors
that
Prince
Rupsrt
will
become
a
tour-t
eantre,
not
only
a
oolnt
pasHed
through
on
their
way
to
the
real
cen-l
re
of
enjoyment.
The
city
should
make
mora
of
their
uecta.
We
want
them
to
buy
In
our
-tores
snd
leave
money
In
the
city.
hey
wUI
do
so
much
more
freely
if
he
city
makes
their
time
here
bappy.
It
Is
the
business
of
all
ui
the
cHy
to
o
this.
If
the
otty
g
out
after
thlt
:hey
can
do
much.
But
there
is
a
.:nk
missing
somewhere.
The
railway
ind
stopping
oampanlea
do
their
share
:o
get
the
people
here.
It
Is
when
they
re
here
that
triey
are
left
to
them-
elves.
Let
the
efty
do
Its
active
share
and
he
city
wUI
benefit.
A
bappy
contented
tourist
is
tto
beat
advertisement!
'.hat
can
be
Invested
In.
for
as
he
goeai
he
talks
and
the
word
Is
carried
far
Geld.
INTERESTED
CITIZEN.
.NOTICE
LAND
ACT
or
i.vrKXTioN
to
TO
I.KA-il;
L.IMI
API'L
In
Range
4,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rurt.
and
situate
at
Barnard
Cove,
Princess
Royal
Islsnd.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
MUlerd
Pack-ng
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Salmon
Canners.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
pltnted
alongside
post
marked
N.W.
L2S73:
thence
southerly
along
high
water
mark
30
,'halni,
more
cr
less,
to
a
post
marked
S.W.
L2S73:
thence
west
to
low
wafer
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
uiarK
4u
cnains,
mote
or
less,
to
a
point
west
of
the
point
of
commencement:
thence
east-50
links,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
i-irc-4uaricr
acre,
more
or
test.
MILLERD
PACKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED,
Dated
June
18,
lMr
NOTICE.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction
at
the
Provincial
Oovemment
Court
House,
Prince
no
pert.
BC.
on
Thursday.
August
11th,
1927.
at
2
o'clock
in
the
afternoon,
the
following
lots:
Lots
9
and
10,
Block
1.
Section
5.
Lots9
snd
10,
Block
23.
Section
1.
Lot
7,
Block
3,
Section
2.
Lot
1,
Block
8.
Secrfon
7.
all
In
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
BC
Terms:
Cash
payment
at
time
of
sale,
or
um-uMKr
cun
ana
tne
balance
in
three
equal
annual
Instalments,
with
In-
these
notices
are
rarely
noticed.
They
J
terest
on
the
deferred
payments
at
the
rate
of
e
are
too
close
to
the
tourists.
Were
it
possible
to
have
them
along
the
wharf
where
they
would
attract
more
attention
they
would.be
more
valuable.
TAXIMEN
TO
HIKE
When
the
tourists
have
found
their
way
off
the
vbarf.
not
necessarily
through
the
freight
sheds.thcy
are
me$
fry
the
taxlmert.
These
men
.
know
their
work
and
iet.
the
visitors
know
that
they
know
It.
For
those
who
take
per
annum,
the
Crown
Orant
w
w
91U.UU
uujionai.
Plans
thowlng
the
lots
offered
for
sale
may
be
seen
at
the
office
ot
the
Government
Agent,
Prince
Rupert.
BC
".NORMAN
A.
WATT,
.
Oovemment
Agent.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
July
4th.
1927.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
'.In
Ranp
S
rvi.jit
TnH
ru.
..
.1
-iiw
rftt
'mu.
.
y.ir.
-
.
"
rsecurauig
uisirm
01
rtinca
Rupert
and
niad,e.
known.
situate
pn
Lot!
102
Humpback.
Bay
por-
But
there
are
many
who
resent
being
ch&gg&
tbit
p
taxed
firtt
of
all
by
the
taxlmen
and
Board
of
Trade
Bulldln.
of
viBmS
these
people
should
be
catered
to.
1
B.C-.
occupation
Salmon
Broker,
Intends
v
.fcf
-
ui
me
louowinz
described
landt:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
150
yards
south-southeast
of
northeast
corner
post
Ot
lot
102.
Ranire
R
th.ni..
h,,.
isputh
6
chains;
thence
aouth-southeast
is
1
chains;
thence
due
north
6
chains;
thence
west-northwest
along
ahore
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
14
acres,
mores
or
less.
1
rrtANrriR
iitrwnv
nit.ii,.,n.,
...
uiifn
join
aiunt,
iy?7,
1
Js
Jour
j&aby
Steadifrfainityrt
A
normal
infant
shows
steady
progrv
That
is
natural.
If
your
baby
Is
not
doing
so
consult
your
doctor.
If
it
is
a
food
problem.
Eagle
Drand
may
solve
it.
For
bottle-fed
babies
Eagle
Brand
has
been
the
standby
of
mothers
for
three
generations.
It
is
especially
valuable
in
difficult
feeding
cases,
being
such
a
sae
food
pure,
uniform,
easily
digested.
You
will
be
pleased
to
see
your
baby
begin
to
thrive
immediately
when
placed
on
a
carefully
prepared
Eagle
Brand
diet.
It
is
highly
endorsed
by
doctors
and
nurses.
Sold
by
druggists
and
grocers
everywhere.
73cntletu$
EAG1E
BRAND
CONDCHl
X
D
MILK.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-Kippers-
-THK
DAINTIKST
IIRKAKI
AST
KO!l.
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian,
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
W
I'rinre
Rupert.
H.C.
CITY
TICKET
OITICK.
SU
Tlllllll
AVK..
PKINCB
K
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PERT
P1w"
61
1
Ran
ad
ian
National
c7hc
Largcft
TKailway
SyJlcm
in
America,
""STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
SAILINGS
from
ntlXCK
Kl'PEKT
for
V.IXCOI
VEIt.
Vlt'TOKIt,
t.RtTTU
each
.MOMMY
and
Till
KSKAV.
1.1(0
p.m..
M.tTI'KlltV.
:
ra.
t
or
AN
VOX
and
HTEWAIIT
MONO
V.
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Kill
tV
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lor
ALASKA
HKllM
M'lV
S
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lor
MASSETT
IM.KT
MONDAY
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lor
NKIIlMlATE
IM.ET
and
SOUTH
l
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EX
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IIAKI.OTTE
lI.A
If'.
'-I'
nightly.
PtSSEN'flER
TltAINS
IE
AVE
ritlNCE
KIPEIIT
IIAILV
EXCEPT
HtrMlAY
at
II
JO
a.m.
for
ritlNCE
OEOKOE
l!M0V
TON',
UIXMPEO,
all
imlnl
jleni
fanaila.
I
nllril
staie.
JASPI.K
PA
UK
I.ODOE
OPEN
M
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TO
SEITIMHI
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CANADA
IN
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IIII.EK
VKAK
IWi?
IK
AUKNCY
ALL
OCEAN
HTEAMNIIIP
LINEN.
!e
Canadian
National
Eiprros
fur
.Money
Orders,
foreign
('bras,
etc.
also
for
yar
neit
tliloment.
FLOOR
VARNISH
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
Agents
for
Hudson
and
Essex
Super-Six
Cars
Second
Avenue,
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
I'hunea
75
and
275
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
.
120looms,
American
and
European
Plan,
Hot
and
Water.
Ilus
meeta
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
Manag"'
t
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