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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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Tribute
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-THAT
FORTUNE
ELEPHANT.
IN
4lrl
v
If.
Graduate
In
presenting
a
watch
a
a
giftao
the
graduate"
should
reflect
a
standard
of
quality
that
will
make
the
recipient
as
proud
to
wear
it
In
years
to
come
as
the
day
t
is
presented.
"
Come
in
and
see
our
selec
tion
of
the
newest
and
best
models,
we
will
advise
you
right
rlFWRLLERS
iSsTHC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLQCIS
BLANKET
Special
During
the
month
of
.May
we
will
give
a
special
rate
on
all
Blankets.
Single
Blanket,
each
.
.
iVf
Double
Blanket,
each
.,
Blankets
washed
without
shrinking
and
returned
nice
and
fluffy.,
GIVE
US
A
TRIAL
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Doners"
Phone
27..
P.O.
Box
327.
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW
BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving-and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
East
hope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
stock
of
Imported
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
and
Serge.
Every
garment
'tried
on
before
finishing.
223
Sixth
Street
O
1927
by
Imi
l
Fcatvmc
Sctyici,
Inc.
TERMINALS
AND
REGIMENT
DRAW
LlT
MRIirS
STI'.IRT
SIIIELII
roOT-j
RAIX
f
SAME
KF1
I.TF.II
IX
MOHE
'
OK
I
TO
4
In
a
game
which
they
deserved
to
Hn,
the
Regiment
but
tied
44
last
night
-with
the
Grand
Terminals
in
the
third
and
so
far
best
played
Stuart
Shield
future.
The
excellence
of
their
combination
and
general
play
merited
a
victory
for
the
soldiers
but
mister.
;
tune
attended
them
about
the
middle
of
the
second
half
when
their
goalkeeper.
J
J.
Sim.
sustained
an
injured
arm
after
a
men
me
terminals
put
inrougn
ine
evening
goal.
Outstanding
players
were
Angus
McDonald,
Percy
Tinker.
C.
J.
Norrlngton
and
P.
Russell
for
the
Regiment,
whllr
A.
Dickens,
Jimmy
Parquhar
and
George
II1U
starred
for
the
Terminals.
Dickens
iccred
all
goals
for
the
Terminals,
two
in
the
first
half
and
two
In
the
second,
while
J.
S.
Wilson
scored
two
goals
and
Pat
Doherty
one
In
the
first
half
for
the
Regiment,
the
fourth
being
made
by
Norrlngton
In
the
second
half.
The
soldiers
were
leading
3-3
at
half
time.
One
of
Wilson's
goals
was
fumbled
in
by
Spiro
Gurvich.
the
Terminal
goalkeeper.
Oua
Krause
was
referee
and
the
teams
took
the
field
as
follows;
Regiment
J.
Sim;
McKay
and
Hunter,
'Tinker.
McDonald
and
Wallace:
Norrlngton,
Doherty,
Strachan,
Russell
and
J
J.
S.
Wilson.
I
Grand
Terminals
Splro
Gurvich;
.'George
Howe
and
Dick
Howe?
J.
Sims.
I
G.
Hilt
and
Bronson
-Hunt;
J.
Parquhar,
I
V.
Meagher.
A.
Dickens,
J.
Baker
and
jj.
Hamilton.
The
Stuart
Shield
series
standing,
to
date
is
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
Pt.
Moose
2
0
0
4
Regiment
0
I
1
2
Terminals
0
1
1
2
FRENCH
AFTER
THE
DAVIS
CUP
KM'I.ITS
TO
WREST
Tt.VMS
flllM-
I'lovsiur
from
r.s.
this
yeah
PARIS.
June
1.
France
expects
to
wrest
the
Davis
Cup,
emblematic
of.
world
tennis
supremacy,
from
the
United
States
this
.year.
Moreover,
she
experts
to
keep
It,
and
Is
training
young
players
in
super
tennis
will)
that
idea
In,
mind.
Never
has
the
racquet
game
aroused
such
popular
enthusiasm
In
France
as
at
"present.
The
loss
of
Suzanne
Leng-
len
from
the
ranks
of
the
amateurs
served
rather
to
Intensify
than
diminish
the
interest
of
all
classes.
Scores
of
youngvters,
who
a
few
years
ago
would
havt
played',
tennis,
merely
as
.
a
pastime,
have
gone
into
htrluui'iiaihirig'
for
international
events.
The
successes
of
Lacoste,
Borotra,
Cochet
and
Brugnon
have
made
It
plain
to
most
Frenchmen
that
1927
Is
the
French
Davis
Cup
year.
And
they
point
to
boys,
hardly
out
of
knee
pants
tout
who
already
have
tasted
blood
In
the
defeat
of
famous
old-timers,
ai
players
who
will
defend
the
trophy
In
the
future
against
all
challengers.
Chief
of
the
younger
players
of
great
promise
Is
CKrlstlan
Boussus,
19-year-old
schoolboy,
who
started
off
the
sea
son
by
defeating
J.
R.
Qlibert,
the
British
International,
In
a
terrific
five
set
battle
on
the
courts
of
the
Dulwlch
Club
in
London;
His
style,
much
like
thav
of
the
champion,
Cochet,
attracted
the
attention
of
French
and
foreign
critics
alike,
and
he
he
Is
regarded
as
one
of
the
likeliest
Choices
for
the
In
ternatlonal
team
matches
that
will
pre
cede
Wimbledon
and
tlie
Davis
Cup
pre
limlnary
rounds
this
summer.
Two
other
youngsters
of
great
pro
mlse
are
Paul
Barrelet
de
Rlcou,
rot
yet
18,
and
Maxlme
Oulllemot,
d
few
month
blder.
both
'
of
''
whom
I
ha
v
stepped
out
of
the
ranks
of
the
crdln
ary
Into
those
of
the
phenomenal.
Bar
relet
de
Rlcou,
despite
hit
youth,
hailed
as
the
most
finished
of
modern
players
while
Oullleinot's
great
strength
has
served
him
again
and
again
In
long
gruelling
contests
with
older
players.
Olrls
who
bid
fair
to
diipliy
the
winning
ability
of
even
a
Siminne
Lenglen
are
by
no
means
rare.
The
most
promising,
say
the
critics,
Mile.
Jacqullne
Gallay,
whose
coolly'
calculated
play
has
len
likened
to
that
of
UUn
WU1.
!
1
18.
You'll
just
love
CHI
HOTEL
ARUIV.ilA
ITIuce'
KufM-rt
Wriflty's
New
DOUBLE
MINT
Real
Peppermint
Flavor
it's
to
wonderfully
comforting,
cooling
and
delicious.
Ant
ivtn
UtAl
mm
SPORT
CHAT
(Mrs.
Dale
L.
Pitt.
PiTpmler:
F.
Willan
fc
H.vMcMlilW
li!
Ml
McLeod
and
T.
Kaye,
Vancouver;
.
A.
E.
May,
Edmon
ton;
Mr.
and
Mrs..
R,
G.
Johnston,
Mrs.
Sinclair
and
Mrs.
.Peterson,
Inverness.
.
Savoy
C.
B.
Flewln.
Victory
Cove;
W.
P.
Jones,
Butedale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Smurthwalte
and
George
Smurthwalte,
Stewart;
James
Shea.
city.
Central
Olof
Ekre.
L.
Chrlstopherson
and
E.
C.
Solberg,
Ketchikan;
joe
Williams,
Petersburg;
John
11.
Miller,
Stewart.
Artvertlo
In
Tti
Dullv
Newn
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AND
1
SALE
OF
COOKING
BY
!
ST.
ANDREW'S
LADIES
The
sum
of
apprlxlmately
145
was
realized
at
very
successful
tea
and
'sale
of
home
cooklne
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
'Women's
Auxiliary
to'
St.
Andrev
'Anglican
Cathedral
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Morte
H.
Craig,
Waldron
Apartments.
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
president
of
the
Auxiliary,
received
with
the
hostess
in
rooms
which
were
elaborately
adorned
with
flowers.
At
tea
tables,
which
were
beautifully
decorated
with
hydrangeas
and
snagdragons.
Mrs.
R.
A.
Creech
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Treinayne
poured
tea
and
coffee,
those
assisting
in
serving
including
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
R.
V.
a.
LtPine.
Mrs.
J.
A.
West.
Mrs.
Morris
Ekrtt
and
Mrs.
J.
CI.
Johns.
Mrs.
P.
O.
Pyle.
assisted
by
Mrs.
Adam
Maekie.
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table
and
Mrs.
Wallace
,
C
Orchard
acted
as
cashier.
CANARY
SHOW
WILL
FEATURE
FALL
FAIR
THIS
YEAR
DECIDED
-
.
As
a
result
of
a
meeting
last
night
What
may
be
lacking
in
Senior
base-'
between
the
prize
list
committee
of
the
ball
in
the
city
this
year
will
be
fully
.
Pair
Board
and
local
bird
fanciers.
It
made
tip
for
In
Intermediate
activities
,
was
decided
to
considerably
extend
the.
which
have
been
started
enthusiastic-;
canary
classifications
at
the
forthcoming
ally
this
season.
The
Elks,
Native
Sons
;
exhibition
to
encourage
competition
and
Grotto
are
now
well
away
and.
i
among
the
many
birds
in
the
city.
An
as-
the
season
advances,
the
boys
will
eifort
will
be
made
to
obtain
special
settle
down
and
should
provide
some
prizes
for
the,
"sect
Ion
and
Jack
Frew
real
good
ball.
Prince
Rupert
has
'
HoraceDuHi4iel
were
named
a
ruflered
in
recent
years
through
lack
of
committee
"lev
make
further
arrange-
Senior
material.
That
has
possibly
ments.
The
chairman
of
the
prize
jut
been
because
little
If
any
effort
has;
commute;
is
Bert
Morgan,
others
at
been
made
to
encourage
the
more
ele-
j
tne
meeting
including
Frank
DJjb.
pre-mentary
stages.
Well
supported
Inter-'
lldtnt
ot
.the
Fair
Board.
Joe
Brown
mediate
baseball
now
may
be
expected
tt"x
Dan
Jbour-in
a
few
years
to
develop
into
capable
"
and
possibly
abundant
senior
material.
It
would
be
well
for
the
patrons
of
baseball
to
lend
their
support
to
the
i
(Torts
of
the
youngsters
at
this
time.
There
Is
some
difference
of
opinion
to
whether
Vic
Foley
really
lost
prestige
as
a
result
of
his
defeat
last
Saturday
night
by
Tod
Morgan
from
horn
he
was
endeavoring
to
wrest
the
junior
lightweight
crown
of
the
world.
is
generally
admitted
that
Foley
was
beaten
and
beaten
well,
In
fact
some
of
his
supporters
will
admit
that
he
was
outclassed.
However,
there
seems
to
be
a
general
impression
that
Foley,
for
some
reason
or
other,
was
not
at
his
best
Saturday
night.
Of
course.
such
an
explanation
is
often
offered
as
an
alibi.
Perhaps,
Foley
"was
over-!
rated
though
there
are
many
who!
would
still
back
him
In
another
con-test
for
the
crown.
TURNING
MACHINERY
OYER
IN
CANNERY
AT
KLEMTU
JUST
BUILT
Rapid
progress
has
been
made
on
construction
of
the
new
cannery
at
Kiemtu,
down
the
coast
from
here,
for
U.
a.
Johnston
of
Inverness
and
associates
and
it
is
expected
that
machinery
In
the
plant
will
be
turned
over
this
week,
states
Mr.
Johnston
who
Is
in
town
today..
Packing
operations
at
the
cannery
it
Is
-
intended
to
start
with
the
opening
of
the
sdekeye
season
about
June
20.
Miss
Marlon
Christie,
who
has
been
on
the
city
treasurer's
staff
here
for
some
time,
left
this
morning
for
Ter
race
where
she
'.will
be
married
next
Wednesday
to
Thomas
Smith;
Telkwa
druigst
and
son
of
Mr.,
arid
Mrs
T.
D
Smith;
of
this
dty.
Miss
ChrWle.
to
whom
a
presentation
was
made
yestef
day
by
CUy
Treuuitr
D.
J.
Mathesoa
cn
behalf
of
memhrrs,
of
hli
depart
ment.
is
succeeded
In
the
City'
Hall
by
her
sister.
Miss
Ethel
Christie.
ALICE
ARM
Although
the
snow
is
slower
than
usual
In
disappearing
this
spring,
one
of
the
Torlc
mine
speeders
got
as
far
-the
foot
of
the
five
per
cent
grade
qn
the
Dolly
Yarden
railway
last
week,
It
was
expected
that
rolling
stock
would
be
able
to
penetrate
the
additional
four
miles
to
the
end
of
steel
this
week
when
the
hauling
of
mill
New
Energy
for
lazy
days
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Tempts
Spring-time
appetites
Cures
Spring-time
laziness
The
breakfast-to-bedtime
treat
:
'.-
;
;
W
anted
For.Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE.
DOUBLE
CORNER,
Seventh
Avenue
East
and
Seal
Cove
Circle:
new
chicken
house
22
x
44,
capacity
250.
with
or
without
80
white
Leghorn
yearling
hens.
Would
consider
property
near
Terrace
In
exchange.
Apply
W.
C.
Dyer,
or
write
P.O.
Box
789.
FOR
SALE.
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS,
all
varieties,
raised
In
our
own
greenhouse.
Prince
Rupert
Floral
Shop.
Brighten
up
your
home
with
flowers.
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER.
48
FOOT
combined
fish
carrier
and
"
tow
boat.!
,
27
HP.
Atlas
Engine.
Handles
7.000
humps.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
office
block.
12.20000.
Apply
P.O.
Box
378.
US
FOR
SALE.
SMALL
PLEASURE
BOAT.
Apply
Cow
Bay
Barber
Shop.
tf
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa-dopulos
and
Marrls,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
848.
tf
nOAKD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
machinery
for
the
mine
would
com
mence.
The
cabin
on
Clearwater
Creek
of
Pete
Anderson,
aged
prospector.-
wIkJ.
as
engaged
in
driving
a
tunnel
on
the
Columbia
group,
was
burned
to"
the
ground
recently.
All
the
contents.
Including
$40
In
cash
and
valuable
papers,
were
lost.
Victoria
Day
was
fittingly
celebrated
here
with
a
program
of
sports
and
baseball
game
between
Anvox
store
nd
Alice
Arm
which
the
locals
won
l.UrS.
Mny,Anyox
visitors
came
up
and
a
big
dance
was
held
on
the
eve
of
the
24
th.
The
crovincla'l-
department
of
'nubile
worjts
"has"
started
its'
season's
work
In
this
district
on
trails,
brldim.
etc:
.Seven
men
are.
.engiiei
-.JnVextendlhg
the
trail
on
the
northeast
fork
of
the
Kttsault
River.
The
trail
to
the
Kev.
stone
mine
on
Roundy
Creek
Is
being
Improved
with
five
men
at
work
and
a
crew
of
nine
or
ten
men
are
emnloved
in
extending
the
wing
dam
above
town
at.
least
three
hundred
feet.
A.
C.
R.
YuiU,
Vancouver
consultlni
engineer,
has
sent
word
that
he
will
be
here
with
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
party
aboard
the
steamer
Prln
cess
Alice
on
June
33
and
will
be
pleased
to
discuss
hydraulic
nower
problems.
Norman
McLeod
has
returned
from
Anyox
where
he
spent
the
winter,
and
will
remain
here
for
the
summer
devel
oping
his
mining
properties
in
this
district.
t
Paddy
Morley
has
returned
to
town
after
spending
the
winter
at
Anyox.
J.
FrW'
W-'oia
resident
of,
the
camp..,iasnyenv
,0
,
tWuy
after
spending
fcmie.tntiiM
In
the
mutty-
Max
Magdallno
haa
returned
fmm
the
south
to
sturt
In
the
hurtwriiifT
ouainess
nere.
J.
Calls,
who
left
here
last
fall
turned
to
town
lt
week
with
his
bride.
They
are
taklr.t
un
restdonr.
on
Valley
Road,
E.
Ness,
who
spent
the
winter
In
Vancouver,
has
returned
here
ia
t,ui
the
summer
developing
his
mining
properties.
!''
4
,I.H
I
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.
f
18
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
FURNISHED
OR
SEMI-furnished
house
for
summer
holidays.
Apply
a.
Share
at
Universal
Trading
Co.
131
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
SALESLADY.
.
Must
have
good
references.
Apply
Universal
Trading
Co.
131
GIRL
WANTED
FOR
GENERAL
HOUSE-work.
Phone
775
or
evenings.
Blue.
711.
129
FOR
SALE
SITUATIONS
WANTED
QUALIFIED
SINGLE
MAN.
TWELVE
years
general
store
owner.
Canada;
trained
accountant
and
typist;
all
round
once
man:
fair
shorthand;
Scotch:
desires
position
anywhere.
Free
early
June.
P.O.
Bor
100.
Mer-rlU.
BC.
FOB
KENT
FOR
RENT.
NEWLY
DECORATED
modern
house;
also
small
furnished
house.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-ment
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FOR
RENT.
STORE
ON
McBIUDE
ST.
Apply
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
657.
.
129
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
Phone
18.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
desired.
Phone
Black
129.
DRESSMAKING
UPHOLSTERING
RESTAURANTS
flOOD
KAT8
ar.
Mr.
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V,
A.
fliMMl
Home
Conked
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Tnxl
(Call
Georire.
Paul
or
Gust)
IP
PIANO
FOR
RENT
5
00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
8tore.
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONX
678.
tt
EXPERIENCED
DRESSMAKER.
FOR-
merly
of
New
York
and
Edmonton.
Mrs.
C.
Smith,
at
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Ayenue.
Phone
580.
DOMINION
HBMTIKK
E.XCII
ANGR
Deaoiirdy
A
Oagnon,
proprietor
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
Illark
421
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
803.
D.
M.
HUNT.
Six
and
Seven
Passener
Stude-bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
AcroM
from
EmpreM
HoteU
V
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
.
PICINTi:
III
I'KltT
DISTRICT.
l
OVSTKI
('TH)N'
OF
I'lllNCK
HUT.RT
IIKillUAV
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O.IJ
TO
MILK
5.03
Sealed
Temlerm
nrinni4
"r-Mr
fnr
Prince
Rupert
Highway.''
will
toe
received
by
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
up
id
noon
of
Monday,
the
20th
day
of
.T
1
1
n
IQ17
trtw
.
V.
a
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kilt
above
Highway
on
Kalen
IiUnd,
4.0
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r
araarutntinni
hah
tf
and
form
of
tender
may
.be
seen
on
and
after
"
du"
u7
oi
way.
ivn.
at
tne
jje-nartment
of
Pttblic
Works,
Psrllamenl
Buildings,
and
at
the
following
office
District
Engineer.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Slid
fleni.rill
Pnrtman
rViii-
tfii
Vancouver.
can
be
obtained
from
the
above
offloes
un
pajruirni
01
a
aeposK
of
ten
dollars
itiu.uui
wnicn
win
oe
refunded
on
re
turn
Of
the
nlsns.
etr
In
orwl
rnnill
tlon.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
bank
of
Canada,
made
payable
to
the
miuiaicr
vi
nioiw
worxs.
tor
tne
sum
of
fifteen
thousand
dollar
($15.0001
whlrh
k
II
1
1
Via
fn,r.llul
If
I.
-
.
..
.
...
dctlng
decline
to
enter
Into
contract
ihan
..11.1
.
.
.
'
.
.
.
.
"v-"
ujuii
uj
no
so.
ine
cnequc
of
the
successful
tenderer
will
toe
retained
os
security
for
the
due
and
faithful
nerfonnsnpe
nf
ih
u,nrir
m
the
"J'nctory
completion
of
the
contract.
';"
"in
nov
ue
conoaereu
uniew
m.a.'i'
..ut
0,1
lne
onns
supplied.
lgi
d
with
the
actual
algnature
of
the
tenderer
and
enclosed
in
the
envelope
furnished.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necev
arly
accepted.
,
P.
PHILIP,
Deputy
Mlnliter
and
Public
Work
Engineer,
"rtrntnt
of
public
Work.
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria,
ho.
Iy,88,
19J7,
130
out-ooino
For
the
Ks.t
Artklei
t
nd
ound,4c
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Mondsys,
Wednrsdsrs
un
situ,
doses
,.JT
To
Vanromrr
uuiu;s
Saturdays
(
June
3,
14
,t
First
clss
mall
Is
la
dnpttcMi
Vsncouver
on
Mocdsyi.
Wrtnefcj,
w
Ssturdsy
by
CN
R.
trslns.
To
Anyot
and
Alice
Arm-
Sunday
Wednesdays
To
Meaart
and
Premier
Sundsys
Saturdays
IllM
Uu
To
It.
Plmpaansod
Nsm
tlmsii.
Tbursdsys
to
A!aka
Points-
May
30.
June
10
u
To
tjuren
Charlotte
June
4,
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IN-COMI.su
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rm
I
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Mondaya,
Wednesdays.
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Sunday
fi
Thursday
u
Saturday
UJOii
May
30.
June
10
Irjim
Anjot
and
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ins-
Tuesday
Tbursdsys
From
Mewart
and
rrrt-
Tuesdsyi
Sundays
Irom
FV
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lit.
Saturday
'
Fiom
Alaska
Point
June
3.
14
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June
J,
18,
30
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mix
vouraiosi
m
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Orshsm
ft
Atlin
Ares.
1st
Ave.
to
8th
St,
etb
Ave.
A
Fulton
St.
8th
Ave.
A
Thompson
llth
A
Sherbrook
Ave.
Ilth
Ate.
A
Coond
St
8tb
Av.
to
Hsy
Cove
tin
AiJIsys
Cov
Circle
8th
Av.
to
Cotton
St
5th
Ave.
to
McBrlde
St
Prov.
Oovt.
Bldg.
Prov.
Gov.
Whsrf
G.T.P.
Wharf
O.T.P.
Button
2nd
Ate.
to
2nd
St.
3rd
Ave.
to
Fulton
St.
3rd
Ave.-
Stb
St.
$
fa
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Rupert
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Princfss
June
3m.
Princes
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June
14-ss.
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,
Wednesday
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Thursday
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saturd.y-..,
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Prince
June
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Port
Wrnuson
ni
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Thursday--.
Cardena
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Port
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r
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Sunday-.
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pa
Wednesday
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Rupert
irom
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or
Stewart
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Sunday-..
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rr'
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Htenarl
Sunday-si.
Prince
O.iorie
Tuesday.
Catal
For
tjueen
fliarlotlf-June
4-.
Prince
John
June
18-.
Prince
John
Fiom
jue"
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3-ss.
Prince
John
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J6-.
Prince
John
June
30-ss.
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John
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June
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