AG2
FOUB
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
AT
USK
IS
PLANNED
Hill
be
F.rerted
on
IOl
Donated
hv
John
Ulltnurt
and
U
111
be
Named
Mar-.li
Memorial
TERRACE.
March
4.
Rev.
T.
J
Marsh,
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
and
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
of
Terrace
went
to
Usk
on
Monday
to
attend
a
meeting
called
In
connection
with
the
proposed
erection
of
a
Community
Church
at
that
point.
The
meeting
was
held
In
Bethuren'a
hall.
W.
J.
WUlman
was
elected
chair
man
and
P.
R.
Skinner
secretary.
John
wuiman
osered
to
donate
a
building
lot
on
which
the
church
could
be
erected.
This
offer
wa
accepted
by
the
meeting.
In
token
of
appreciation
of
the
early
work
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
In
these
part
as
pioneer
missionaries,
the
16t
IKS
presented
to
Mr.
Marsh
on
behalf
of
the
Communtly
and
he
expressed
his
willingness
to
act
as
trustee
until
another
trustee
should
be
appointed.
When
erected
the
building
will
be
known
as
the
Marsh
Memorial
Community
Church.
It
was
then
decided
to
Incorporate
a
local
board
of
trustees,
the
following
being
elected:
Messrs.
WUlman,
Skinner.
Hell,
Hurlburt
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh,
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson,
Rev.
Wm.
Allan.
Mrs.
Whitlow.
Mrs.
Goodrich,
Mrs.
Bell
and
Mrs.
Scully.
The
local
ministers
returned
to
Terrace
on
Tuesday.
DR.
WRMThP
REACHES
IN
VICTORIA
CHURCH
lljrrllon
M.P.P.
Hill
Talk
Bml
tier's
Keeper"
TERRACE
FAIR
BOARD
CANADIAN
LEGION
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
SMITHERS
-My
VICTORIA.
March
4.
Dr.
H.
O
Wrlncb,
MX),
UJJ.
will
be
this
spec-la;
speaker
In
Contennlal
Church
here
on
Sunday
night.
Dr.
Wrineh
has
been
in
the
north
country
for
many
years
and
has
done
fine
work.
He
is
head
of
the
hospital
at
Hazelion
and
his
popularity
has
txiended
Into
pcllUes.
He
is
now
in
attendance
at
the
sessions
of
the
House
and
exerts
a
wholesome
influence
there.
He
has
chosen
as
his
subject
for
Sunday
night:
"My
Brother's
Keeper."
The
choir
has
prepared
a
special
musical
program
consisting
of
several
anthems
and
solo.
In
the
morning
the
pastor
will
speak,
and
take
as
his
subject,
"Seeing
Jesus."
How
would
we
recognize
Him
if
He
were
to
walk
the
streets
of
Victoria?
Would
be
be
very,
much
different
from
the
other
men
of
the
city?
Has
Ho
com
or
is
He
yet
to
come
to
us?
In
the
morning
Mrs.
S.
M.
Morton
will
be
soloist.
REVISES
PRIZE
LIST
Held
Merllng
at
Home
of
.Mrs.
Mindal
on
Tuesday
O.
T.
TERRACE,
March
4.
The
Terrace
Pall
Fair
Board
held
a
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
on
Tuesday
on
Tuesday
evening
when
the
prize
list
for
the
coming
year
was
thoroughly
revised.
A
number
of
additions
have
been
made
particularly
in
the
stock
and
poultr
sections.
While
no'
official
notification
had
been
received
by
the
secretary
from
the
report
of
the
annual
meeting
of
the
B.C.
Fairs
Association
in
the
Vancouver
MEETING
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE,
March
4.
The
annual
I
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
I
the
Canadian
Legion
was
held
In
Q.W.
V.A.
hall
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Of
ficers
elected
for
the
ensuing
year
as
I
follows:
President
Mrs.
P.
M.
Monckton.
Vice-president
Mrs.
Wm.
Attwood.
Secretary-Trtaa.
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood.
Plans
were
formulated
for
a
social
I
evening
to
be
held
shortly
when
the!
Canadian
Legion
and
Its
Women's!
Auxiliary
will
entertain
.the
members
of
I
the
l.O
O
F.
and
Rebekah
Lodges,
the
St
Andrew's
Society
and
the
Native
Sons.
Work
la
being
rushed
by
T.
T.
Harrer
I
on
a
new
two
storey
building
on
Malni
Street
across
from
the
Interior
News
of
fice,
With
a
frontage
of
20
feet,
the
building
will
contain
a
store
on
the!
floor
and
upstairs
will
be
living
quar
ters.
D.
F.
McKlnnon
of
Doughty;
who
had
been
a
resident
of
this
district
for
twenty
years,
succummed
at
the
-end
bf
the
week
In
the
Smlthers
hospital
to
pneumonia.
He
lived
for
many
years
on
a
pre-emption
between
Smlthers
and
Lake
Kathlyn.
Douglas
Lnyr
resident
mining
en
gineer,
will
hold
to
meetings
In
Smlthers
toward
the
end
of
this
month
I
for
the
benefit
of
mining
men
and
the)
general
public.
Thsrs'wat
UttU
or
no
respone
to
tlil
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
MR-JlCGS-l
HAVE
BEEN
SENT
HERE
&f
THE
PRESIDENT
TQ
INSTRUCT
VoO
IKJ
RECARO
TO
TOO
R.
APPOINTMENT
AS
TRAVELING
AMBA3ADOR-OT
COURSE
SlOU
UNDERSTAND
VQU
ARE
TO
leameaSom
AS
POAieLE'
5?
mmo
I
call
for
Conservatives
to
attend
a
re-i
organization
meeting
here
last
week.
;
Two
or
three
of
the
faithful
were
on
hand
early
but
the
great
surge
for
bet
ter
government
did
not
materialize.
An
attempt
will
be
made
to
stage
a
meeting
later.
;
I
Only
two
towns
In
British
Columbia
f
have
lower
electric
light
rates
than
;
Smlthers
It
wa
revealed
at
the
annual
'
meeting
of
the
shareholders
of
the
Smlthers
Electric
Ltd.
held
here
this!
week.
The
annual
children's
masquerade
I
ball
was
held
here
at
the
end
of
last
j
week.
Prize
winning
costumes
were
I
worn
by
William
Messner,
Patty
Hether-1
lngton.
Terry
Beesley.
Owennle
Jenkins,
I
Mildred
Rife.
Vlmy
Eindt,
Douglas
Bam-
I
ford.
Margaret
Panther.
Jackie
Chap-1
man
and
Melville
Raymond.
The
event
was
conducted
by
the
Women's
Auxili
ary
to
the
Smlthers
Hospital.
The
Eskimos
are
still
at
the
top
of
the
heap
in
the
Smlthers
Hockey
League
with
17
points.
The
Tigers
have
thirteen
points
and
the
Shlek.
twelve.
The
ice
has
now
been
spoiled
by
a
week
of
warm
weather.
There
has
been
a
big
let-up
in
wheat
shipments
through
Smlthers.
The
ele
vator
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
full
and
a
number
of
cars
of
grain
are
in
the
yards
all
the
way
from
Jasper
to
the
coast.
With
no
boats
expected
in
Prince
Rupert
before
March
IS,
it
is
not
likely
that
grain
will
be
moving
In
any
great
quantities
again
before
April
A
large
crowd
attended
the
regular
bridge
and
whist
drive
held
on
Tuesday
night
in
their
hall
by
the
Catholic
Women's
League.
Prize
winners
at
whist
were
Mrs.
R.
Elliott.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Downey,
Oeorge
Carruthera
and
J.
A.
Macdonald
while
the
bridge
prizes
were
captured
by
Mrs.
Oreenhalgh,
Mrs.
Wall.
L.
S.
Mcdll!
and
Ernest
Hann.
George
Wall's
gang
returned
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
after
having
filled
the
Canadian
National
ice
houses
at
Prince
George
and
Endako.
The
outfit
has
now
been
broken
up,
its
season's
work
being
finished.
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson
is
badly
under
the
weather
with
an
attack
of
Seasonable
farm
hauling
weather
Is
papers
September
It
and
15,
the
dates
"
n8
lnl
1'"-
n
'"er
nas
chosen
by
the
Board
at.a
former
meet-
bfR
verT
favorable
and
ties
and
other
Ing,
have
been
approved
and
the
fair
hfVT
products
are
being
moved
to
th
will
be
held
on
those
dates.
railway
on
good
sleighing.-
'
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
write
the
provincial
secretary
asking
for
use-
8..H.
Hosklns,
government
agent,
has
ful
hints
in
the
management
of
fairs
sufficiently
recovered
from
his
recent
ac-
and
any
other
Information
which
would
cldent
to
take
up
his
office
duties.
He
be
of
assistance
in
Imnrovln
the
stand-1
has
been
off
for
about
two
months
lng
of
the
local
exhibition.
following
Injuries
sustained
when
he
slipped
and
fell.
L.
I
MV
WlFE,-ttoLD
ME
THAT
.
7M
mm
m
have
made
Cough
Caused
Constant
Coughing
Mrs.
D.
M.
Nolan,
Dwrglastowx,
NM..
writes:
-"Two
years
ago
I
had
a
terrible
Cold
which
Settled
in
IUT
tnnliial
tu
and
rauaed
eomlsnt
coughing,
and
I
could
nut
tlrtp
da
or
night
I
read
about
Jill
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
and
thought
I
would
git
it
a
trial.
Aftf
r
taking
three
buttlrs
1
was
com-tlvtely
rid
of
my
cough,
and
hava
never
had
a
cold
tinee."
'Dr.
Wood's"
has
been
on
th
mar
ket
for
the
past
33
years,
and
iti
j
nmtiy
may
mt
you
from
raceriif
from
soma
serious
bronchial
or
long"
trouble.
Price
35e.
a
bottle,
lirg
famllr
lit
60e.;
put
up
only
by
Tea
T.
Uiibtirm
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
TERRACE
A.
S.
Tordlffe
of
Cedarvale
was
a
I
Mock
Flavor
'
W
ss&r
v-
t
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
The
Hotischold
Choice
f
or
many
Generations
A
delicious,
pure
arid
vholesome
food
beverage,,
made
only
of
high
grade
cocoa
beans,
carefully
blended
and
prepared
by
a
perfect
mechanical
-
process,
no
chemicals
being
used
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
Esubliihed
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
CanaJun
Mills
at
Montreal
Bookt
of
Choice
Recipes
sent
free
7TT2
DAIL7
Se.ui'
F'ay
Mm
AKIO
"YOU
ARC
TO
KEEP
0"S
INTOrWtO
WHERE
VOO
ARE
ATALLTIMLVND
OF
C
OORSE
OU
VJIL.L.
HAVE
TO
CO
INTO
COUNTRIES
WHERE
IT
WILL
NOT
6E
SAFE
FOR
VOU
TO
TAKE
.
r
,
J3:
HUH?
Terrace
Hotel.
Wm.
Vanderllp
ha
taken
possession
of
the
building
vacated
by
Mr.
Burnett
and
which
he
recently
purchased
from
It.
Creelman.
Oeorge
Halllen
and
W.
Royge
of
Prince
Rupert
were
visitors
here
during
the
week.
W.
Alrd
of
Pacific
was
in
town
on
Wednesday.
Oeorge
E.
Powers
left
on
Wednesday
fur
Prince
Rupert
with
his
little
son.
3illy,
who
Is
suffering
with
acute
ear
trouble.
They
were
accompanied
to
!he
city
by
Dr.
W.
N.
Turpel.
V.
Williams
and
A.
C
Fowler
of
Ter-ace,
A.
S.
Tordlffe
of
Cedamle.
and
B.
Xxrper
Of
Francois
Lake,
took
the
ex-jnlnatlon
for
Forest
Rangers
held
here
on
Thursday.
LEADERSHIP
IN
MEN'S
SECTION
OF
FRATERNAL
WHIST
LEAGUE
IS
TIED
Moose
and
St.
George's
(Seal
Cove),
having
both
won
their
games
last
night,
ure
still
tied
for
the
championship
in
the
Men's
Section
of
the
Fraternal
E.
T.
Brooks
returned
to
Prince
Ru-1
Whist
League
necessitating
a
play-off.
pert
on
Monday
after
spending
the
I
the
date
for
which
has
not
yet
been
eek-end
at
his
home
here.
ct.
The
winner
In
this
play-off
will
jitet
the
champions
of
the
Ladles'
fiec-
Mrs.
W.
II.
McDonald
and
grand-1
.ion
some
.time
alter
March
IS
In
th
daughter.
Miia
Elliott
Head,
returned
on
I
-it
y
finals,
the
winners
taking
the
Dyb-
Wednesday
after
having
spent
several
I
xavn
cup
and
the
losers,
the
Newton
days
In
Prince
Rupert.
?up.
Last
night's
results
were
as
follows:
Mrs.
Puckett
of
Whltehorse.
visited
a.
St.
George's
(Sell
Cove)
.
St.
An-
the
homes
of
Mrs.
A.
E.
Head
and
Mrs
ldrew's
3.
J.
Wame
during
the
week.
She.'
rt-
I
Elks
6,
St.
George's
(city)
3.
turned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
I
Sons
of
Canada
3,
Moose
7.
enroute
to
Vancouver.
I
I.
O.
O.
F.
0
Knight
of
Pythias
3.
visitor
In
town
during
the
week.
1st.
George's
(Seal
C.)
J.
week.
,M.
A.
McLeod,
Prince
Oeorge
tailor
here
in
the
course
of
a
business
trip.
Dan
Mason
of
Copper
City
was
ti
town
on
Wednesday.
N.
A.
Yack.
mechanic
at
the
Ter
race
Motors
garage
returned
to
Tti-
rsce
on
Wednesday
alter
spending
a
month's
holiday
In
Vancouver.
i
I.
O.
O.
F.
A.
J.
Oalland
of
the
Customs
and
KUKhU
of
Pythias
excise
department,
tnnce
,
Kupert,
arrived
In
Terrace
on
Wednesday
on
official
business.
PAYNE
WINS
OVER
'
W.
L.
Pt.
40
4
10
10
4
10
8
8
8
7
7
7
8
8
8
5
9
6
SOS
6
9.5
EASSONW
BILLIARDS
'.U:
ISllllanl
Champion
Uln
Onrnlnz
(i4inr
In
dominion
jTmirnry
C,
A.
L
Payne,
B.C.
amateur
billiard
champion,
defeated
A.
A.
Eaamon
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
night
at
the
O.W.V.A.
dubrooms
In
Vancou
ver.
in
the
first
of
the
provincial
ellm-
W.
H.
Burnett
of
the
Terrace
Motors
I
luatlon
games
In
the
Dominion
amateur
has
moved
his
stock
of
cars.
Ford
parts
I
championship
series
by
a
score
of
600
and
garage
equipment
to
his
new
standi
points
to
317.
in
the
Luzclle
building
across
from
thel
The
winner
was
in
front
at
all
stage
of
the
game
and
accounted
for
breaks
I
of
SG,
62,
36,
33.
33
and
33
.unfinished.
I
while
the
tint
the
Frlrire
Rupert
cue-
list
could
rinks
was
a
pretty
runtof
41
iciMNie
Jm
W
!irfT.'.v
jl
SPORT
CHAT
The
Commercial
Grads
of
Edmonton,
I
ladles'
world's
basketball
champions,
de
Ilea
ted
the
central
Grads
of
Calgary
at
Cnlgary
last
Saturday
night
by
a
score
lot
23
to
10,
and
will,
meet
the
aaine-
lttam
at
Edmonton
tomorrow
night
for
the
final
game
in
the
provincial
cham
Iploiuhlp.
It
la
expected
that
Inter
I
provincial
games
will
llwn
be
held
wltli
I
the
champions
playing
either
In
Ed
monbm
or
Vancouver.
At
a
meeting
in
Vancouver
on
Murch
a
new
coast
hockey
league
will
be
111,
formed.
It
Is
expected
that
Vancouver,
I
Portland,
Victoria
and
Seattle
will
en
Iter
the
league
with
San
Francisco
and
Los
Angles
as
probable
entrants
for
the
I
following
season.
No
announceemnt
made
as
to
where
and
how
teams
will
I
be
secured
for
the
new
league.
The
list
of
the
1027
challengers
for
I
the
Davit
Cup,
International
tennis
I
trophy,
were
brought
to
eighteen
by
the
entry
of
Japan
and
Canada
In
the
Amtrlcau
tone
of
competition,
Canada
I
first
competed
for
the
cup
In
1013
and
after
the
lapse
due
to
the
World
War
Ire-entered
In
1020.
Japan
gained
the
distinction
of
reaching
the
challeng
AND
ViHEN
VOO
ARE
IN
THI-a
OKT
OF
1
COUNTRY
AND
WE
DO
NOT
MEAR
FROM
VOO
WITHIN
A
MONTH-VJE
KNOW
THE
worvt
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happened-
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For
Sale'
'
For
Rent
FOUND
FOR
SALE.
87
FOUND.
EIGHTEEN
FOOT
ROW
BOAT
below
Claxton.
Apply
Ian
O.
Davit,
Claxton.
B.C.
63
their
Intention
of
competing
In
the
swim
from
Youngstown,
N.Y-
to
To
ronto
next
Labor
Day,
If
the
event
is
held.
This
time
and
place
was
stipulated
In
the
condition
on
which
C.
J
Brooks
of
Toronto,
ha
placed
on
de-
poilti
I2S.0U0
with
which
Wllllsm
Wrlg-
ley,
Jr.,
ha
backed!
George
Young,
mliv
ner
of
the
CaUllna
swim.
In
a
mara-
llton
race
against
all
comers,
William
Wrlgley
Is
'now
considering.
Mr.
Brooks'
iropoHl
-Hi-
Michael
Hambourg
who
1
blind
has
announced
hi
Intention
of
challenging
Gorge
Young'
swimming
supremacy
He
will
go
Into
Intensive
training
with
the
object
of
entering
the
proprwed
ctoss-the-lake
swim
In
the
fall.
He
Is
guided
by
a
buzMr
on
a
boat
which
precedes
him.
MANITOBA
HAS
SPENT
MUCH
ON
GOOD
ROADS
WINNIPEG,
March
4,
(tiy
CP.)
The
province
of
Manitoba
has
expended
a7.C4S.S81
cm
good
roads
since
the
Incorporation
of
the
province,
according
to
a
return
Ubled
In
the
legislature
by
Hon.
W.
tl.
Clubb,
minister
of
public
works.
Maintenance
or
roods
lias
Increased
from
1
10,11)4
in
19
jo
to
eyj80
in
1020.
The
large
Incretu
last
year
being
due
to
Inauguration
of
the
provincial
trunk
highway
system.
HOTEL
AKKIV.U.ft.
Prince
lliiwrl
J.
F.
MoMenden,
Vancouver;
W.
It,
Oirey.
BeUlughaJii;
Duncan
Munro,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Dawson
and
P.
M.
Olsen,
SmlUiers;
Cooper
Wrlnch,
)layton;
W,
H.
LHUe,
Seattle;
J,
Swann,
Terrace:
Mrs.
W.
A.
Puckett,
Whltehorse;
c.
W.
round
against
the
United
8
lutes
In
lt;8inlth.
Edmonton:
John
Well
Ji..1m..
first
attempt
In
1921.
Besides
lAllt
Derham
Of
Southend,
England,
James
McCuster
of
lloolon,
omnia
Ron
of
Chicago
and
Tommy
alker
of
Toronto,
have
all
signified
J
Ha
toy
Mf.
and
Mrs.
Dau
Method,
terrace.
Central
B.
!tolrtn,
C.N.R,
Advertise
In
Th
Dally
flaws
J
7vgr
y
(VTQ'.J
"
Inri.
Fatw
Smite,
CraM
Bin
mill
it
,
!
FOll
HUNT
By
George
McManns
OMeYHlNGTBtLMt
1
THATTibJOtt
IS
NOT
THE
OWT
ONE
IN
.r
'
HI
ii..
THE
WOKLO!
''TO
-1
M
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
.2c
per
word
in
advance.fi
No
Advertisement
taken
lot
leu
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
WOMAN
TO
COOK
FOR
about
seven
men,
out
of
town.
Good
place
and
good
wages.
Phone
Red
418.
63
WANTFD.
SMART
BOY
TO
WORK
IN
store.
Apply
Box
33,
Dlly
News
Office.
U
WANTED.
TO
PURCHASE
HALIBUT
schooner.
Apply
Box
33,
Dully
News
office.
FOR
SAI.K
FURNITURE
IOK
SALE.
OAK
DININO
table,
oak
library
stand,
gramophone
with
stand,
full
sire
bed,
complete.
child's
bed.
linoleum
rug
III,
fold
ing
bed
couch.
Apply
Ml
Bummlt
Avenue.
Si
FOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
Kermaih
marine
engine
In
first
tlvm
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
60
FOR
8ALE.--4
IIP.
REGAL
ENGINE
with
reverse
lu
good
running
order.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Vscht
Club,
Cow
Bay.
63
SNAP
FOR
CABlI.-SEVXNTEEN
FOOT
gasbutt,
4
h
p.
Fairbanks
engine.
Owner
leaving1
city.
Phone
4S3.
64
FOR
8ALE-
OLDSMOD1LE
SIX
COACH;
perfect
condition.
124
model.
Apply
Box
14,
Dully
News
office.
87
FOR
SALE
CHEAP,
IN
ONE
LOT.
ALL
the
household
furniture
of
three
roomed
flat.
Phone
Red
78.
63
RESTAURANT
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
cheap.
Must
be
sold
this
wrrk.
P.O.
378.
ORANDVIEW
HOTEL
Make
an
offer
I
FOUND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I,
U
K
Dutton,
Intend
to
hold
on
mare
and
colt
strayed
to
the
farm,
for
feed
costs.
L.
K.
Dutton,
Kltwanga,
B.C.
FOR
RENT.
8TEAM
HEATED
APART-ments.
Apply
Smith
Ac
Msllett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE;
central:
130.
Apply
316
Fourth
Avenue
East
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PHONOOHAPIia
and
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
007.
tf
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Miuuiallrm
Grocery.
Phone
II.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE,
room
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
ROOU8
TO
HKNf.
-PHONR
tft.
HOAHI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phon
131.
AUCTIONEER
DOLLAR
STORE
He
hate
IHaronllnued
I
be
Women"
Etrhange
VU
will
Hud
vitiiimi
ovrn
hoii.tn
for
Kile
In
thl
lip.
IMHI.tlt
t
STORE.
Exchanged.
UI'IIOI.STERINC
FlVtt
tt
tf
e39
I
AM
NO
NOVICE
IN
MY
PROFESSION.
A
hew
broom
sweep
clean.
An
old
one
finds
the
corners.
Over
twenty
year
at
your
servk.
Nothing
too
Urge.
Nothing
too
small.
I
buy,
sell
or
exchange
O,
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Thone
774.
uoMlMov
rtitsirtitt:
i:riitNfir
lirwiiinty
A
(iagrmn.
proprlrlara
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
I
Hark
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
FURNlTUkR
REPAIRING;
UP1IOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
603.
a.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
A.
IHIWSOM
Heal
Cove.
Mixed
Wood
Rlocks
per
load
14
00.
Kindling,
per
load
10
60
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
M00
Delivered.
Bait
Herring
I'll..
lie
Hlsrli
in
'
,
R
ETA
UK
A
NTS
'
(lOllll
CUE
Mrs.
Ungrr.
Proprietress
Thirl
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
flood
Home
Cooked
Meal.
Phone
Dlsrk
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Tnxl
(Call
Oorjrc,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Paant-nifer
Stutle
hnkrrn
at
your
tllspnaal
any
time
ROSS
RROS.
I'OOI.
ROOM
Meeker
lilock.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
PIMVPI!
IMIPRKT
TfllPU
v
mm
I
'
III
I
StTI'ltlltV,
MARCH
High
2:37
a.m.
32.0
ft.
14:46
pjn.
22.1
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kow
8:38
am.
3.J
"
M'MIW.
M
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l'Igl
3:18
mn.
22.
ft.
15:33
pin.
31.3
"
9:22
tJn.
2.9
"
21:39
p.m.
2
9
M
,
MOlAV,
MARCH
1
High
3:60
jn.
21
fl
ft.
10:23
p.m.
19
9
"
Uw
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10:0
ajn.
35"
22:22
pjn.
4.8
"
Tl
IIXIIAY.
MARCH
a
"gn
4:38
a.m.
31.0
ft.
17:18
pm,
182
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11:01
jn.
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18:20
pin.
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6
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13:00
pin.
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and
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SCHEDULE
For
I
lie
Ml
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Mondsy.
Wednesdays
sr4
closes
,
:
to
Vancou
let
Tuesdsyt
Frldsys
Saturdsy
C.P.R
Marrh
11
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First
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msll
la
alto
set
4Ji
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1
Vneourf
on
Motuixti.
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Saturday
by
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train.
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7.
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and
la
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To
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Charlotte
March
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and
28
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Thursday
sad
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Wedeesdays
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March
1,
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Tuesdays
u
Fridays
.
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torn
Ft.
nlmtAOn
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tc
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Tuesday
From
AUk
point
March
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and
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Marrh
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and
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Ave.
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Thompson
1
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At
Sherbrooit
Ave.
t
11th
Ave.
A
Conrad
81.
'
8th
Ave.
At
Hays
Cove
I
6th
Hays
Cove
Circle
I
1th
Are.
at
Cotton
St
-
I
3th
Are.
V
McBrlds
Si
I
Pro.
Oort
Bldg
I
Prov.
Oov.
Whsrf
I
O.T.P.
Whsrf
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Station
A
3nd
Ave.
2nd
St
(,
3rd
Ave.
St
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave.
Ai
6th
St
Sunday
collection
asc:e
a
r
day
only.
STEAMSHIP
MOYBlEffi
For
Vanromer-
Tuesday.
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Prince
Or:"
Saturdsy-as.
Cardr
..
a.
Prince
J
IK
Mirch
11-
Priri'
M
Mareh
23-
as
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From
Vaneouver
Sunday
CamoKun
Wednesday
.
IT
C
Frtdjy-s
Cardena
SalurUiJ
-
a.
Prin.f
1
March
7
-as.
Princes
M.
"
March
31.
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f'
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For
Fori
lmpon
n
-
Bunday
-ss.
Camwun
it
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From
Tort
Mmpn
&
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nltwrt,
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irtr'
Sunday'
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f
wconewiay
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Htewaii,
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and
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tjueen
ChllflnIlf
.
M.reh
13-s.
Prince
tt!'
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1
March
28.
s.
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t-moi
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Chsrlntf"
March
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Pr'n"
Ji,:
March
24,-ss,
Prince
TM
AUl-
.n
March
7.
Prince
Match
18.
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38-.
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From
Alaka
u
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Prlnress
Marvu
C.N.RJAINS
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Saturday
ln
Thut(iv
Ffom
Jut-TUMdlI.
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Sunday
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