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$6
11.
imitc
ikujicn
is
me
uitiurai
outlet
ior
me
i
eace
oecause
int
railway
Js
already
built
most
of
the
way,
the
terminals
are
here,
the
harbor
is
complete
and
the
best
that
can
be
got
and
there
is
no-tfiing
to
"be
gained
by
going
elsewhere.
Stewart
has
aome
claims,
if
It
is
found
that
the
route
is
a
fea
VALUE
OF
P.G.E.
The
Racific
Great
Eastern
is
a
colonization
road
and
cannot
be
considered
seriously
as
a
grain
route.
If
the
E.D.
&
B.C.
line
out
of
Edmonton
into
the
Peace
River
country
is
known
as
the
"Ever
Dangerous
and
Badly
Constructed
Railway,"
what
shall
be
said
of
he
P.G.E.
it
Is
the
"Path
to
the
Great
Eternity."
Grain
cannot
economically
be
hauled
over
it.
It
is
not
necessary
except
for
colonization
puVposes.
Let
the
Vancouver
board
of
directors
play
with
it,
but
allow
the
grain
to
seek
its
natural
outlet
to
this
port.
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.........
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THREE
DIFFERENT
SCHEMES
t
There
are
now
three
different
schemes
before
the
country.
The
proposal.
to
huiid
jtne
railway
through
the
northern
part
of
the
coun-i
tryto;
Portland
Canal
may
be
called
the
C.P.R.
scheme.
It
would
glre
that
big
corporation
a
northerly
route
for
their
grain
and
one!
almost
as
near
to
the
Orient
as
Prince
Rupert.
The
'P.G.E.
extension
rna-be
called
the
Vancouver
scheme,
advocated
for
the
purpose
df
diverting
the
grain
from
its
natural
route
to
Vancouver.
The
Prince
Rupert
route
should
be
the
Canadian
National
scheme
for
It
would
build
up
business
for
that
line
and
make
it
pay
and
pay
well.
It
is
difficult
to
understand
the
Canadian
government
favoring
any
but
the
Prince
Rupert
route
because
they
want
to
make
their
road
pay
and
they
do
not
want
to
spend
more
money
than
they
can
help
Just
how.
They
already
have
one
big
railway
scheme
on
their
hands.
The
road
from
the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
National
to
the
Peace
River
is
the
shortest
piece
of
construction
that
can
be
effective.
In
other
words
it
is
the
cheapest
route.
It
opens
up
the
best
country
and
it
helps
to
make
the
National
Railway
pay.
What
other
scheme
has
all
these
points
In
its
favor?
None.
It
seems
to
us
as
if
it
would
be
a
wise
move
to
place
very
clearly
once
more
before
the
Canadian
government
and
the
members
of
the
federal
parliament
what
are
the
claims
of
this
portion
of
the
road.
The
other
portions
have
their
advocates
on
the
job
all
the
time
and
now
it
is
up
to
Us
to
get
busy
and
ee
that
our
Interests
are
forwarde'd.
CANADA
BUYS
ISLAND
OUTPUT
All
I
lne
aim
landed
another
8,000.000
pounds
from
the
same
source,
while
j
another
shipment
Is
still
to
be
expected
j
before
the
port
clones.
This
comprises
jthe
two
biggest
Individual
freights
of
'this
commodity
ever
received
In
the
i
Prt.
and
Is
regarded
In
the
nature
'of
Sugar
Grown
in
Mauritiui"
,tep
toward
Empire
preference.
Comes
to
This
Country
Unt"
tni
whole
of
the
J
little
Island's
output
was
bought
up
by
MONTREAL,
Nov.
25.
All
the
output
I
Great
Britain,
and
then
shipped
direct
Of
sugar
from
Mauritius
Island,
in
the
over
here,
with
a
consequent
Increase
In
South
Seas,
has
been
taken
by
the
price,
due
to
freight
charges,
wharfage
v,auuiau
warm,
Booorauig
10
aavices
ana
otner
Incidental
expenses.
This
received
here
when
the
m.
Baron
We-,
year,
the
buyers
went
direct
to
the
niyss
landed
10,733541
pounds
of
the
(
source,
and
succeeded
in
bringing
away
waunuuuj
vu
me
Montreal
naroor
,
tne
whole
of
the
output
at
a
much
wumuumiuu
yxn.
lae
uansoian
uon-
wwer
price
then
they
had
paid
queror
of
the
Canadian
Merchant
Mar-
j
'
Inuslv.
pre-
'case
settled
:
OUT
OF
COURT
Dispute
IMen
Mrs.
DupuU'and
,
Canadian
I'M
it.OLd
istorase
Cu
Cla-e
WHh
Amfcahle
Agretment
At
U
Mi(Ttioo
of
the
)udt
at
the
teachMMa
of
UVe
bearing
of
eri-
To
all
other
countries.
In
advance,
per
year
$7X0
oat
of
court
t.
been
mm
id
the
Nit
I
'
of
Mrs.
U.
A
Dwpuia
a
Hayspart
vs.
Transient
Display
Advertising,
per
inch
fef
Insertion
ft.
ctmum
Fish
&
ooM
storage
oo.
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page.
jr
iiieh
2.&0
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Mfikt
"
tu
-
Local
Readers,
her
insprtinn
rmr
IIra
tb
100
Supreme
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
ierord
iwiuvfl
mm
nmci
iivii
u&ciic
liuc
1U
Contract
Rata
on
Application
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k.
II,
la.
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1.
1
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MufcuA
f
M
rMM.i
agreed
to
accept
11.100
In
return
Ufckrt.
the
MMMat
cesnpsBf
leetve
to
deed
foe
the
tot
and
tmf
at
Hsyspott
cb
re
uneer
ds
Iptft.
Mr
Dupaas.
ehone
cSMHHai
was
U
w.
Patsaore.
claimed
poaataaton
of
I
TUT
inusouigsj.
osr
ran
on
mrj
were
located
having
been
purchased
by
Saturday.
Nov.
26,
1927
her.
pamrUy
unknown
to
the
defen-
i
jihii
iiimwmmi
ttntn
Mtfntlv
fWaaiBt
wnose
commI
wm
W.
E.
riaher.
dented
PItlNCE
KUPEKT
THE
OUTLET
the
cui
of
pMntts
that
the
buiMttegt
The
proposal
fnjm
northern
Alberta
that
a
new
proviqee
be
twaed
part
of
the
iota
and
atiauM
formed
out
of
the
Peace
River
district
and
northern
British
Columbia
Including
Prince
Ruiert
again
drawn
attention
to
the
fact
that
this
"2"
9TZt'
is
looked
upon
in
the
Peace
country
as
the
natural
outlet
for
grain
fMJX
ta
wta
weM
hoi
acm-
fromthat
section
of
the
country
and
that
the
north
had
problems
jp,w
-iatefe
tA
aeere.Mtly
bemt
all
fSVfjwn
which
it
feela
are
being
neglected.
Ibankrayt.
The
MdHMaai
wed
a
ipbjectlon
is
taken
by
some
at
using
Peace
River
lands
to
help's
aataiM.
camp.
The
aatn
of
lioo
baa
pay
fgf
'
building
the
P.G.E.
These
lands
are
in
the
north
and
the
PM
nt
during
the
rmt
jr
liroceeds
of
any
sale
should
be
used
in
the
north
and
not
in
the
60
trot
MlL
"Let
the
south
take
care
of
itself
and
we
will
do
the
same."
I
ft?."
J"'
is
increasingly
heard.
Because
McBride
and
Oliver
made
a
mistake
afad
in
spending
money
on
the
P.G.E.
is
no
reason
why
the
interests
oftwli
meutimgil-
n
had
not
been
said,
the
north
should
be
sacrificed
in
order
to
complete
it.
The
tots
vent
for
uxtt
and
were
tab-
We
are
not
opposing
the
completion
of
the
P.G.E.
but
we
deny
tefaeattir
aoSjtfree,
uf
m.
Duputs.
that
the
develoliment
of
the
Peace
River-
country
is
denendent
on
The
MHtMar
had
then
enoearored
to
sible
one
with
a
grade
good
enough
for
a
transcontinental
road.
The,
that
regard
P.G.L.
has
no
claims
except
that
it
must
be
loaded
on
to
somebody
in'
order
to
relieve
the
south
of
a
burden
and
to
bring
them
business
which
is
not
naturally
their's.
01
setUefMBt
trat
suitable
teas
to
be
af-
ranted.
The
offer
was
1500
oaah.
There
waa
a
good
deal
Of
technical
Thence
aa
to
the
poMlbUtty
of
morrng
trie
thaekf
and
the
company'!
Intention
In
Wttneaeet
for
the
plaintiff
were
Mr.
Dupula.
P.
W.
Anderaon
and
J.
Cm
tow
Defence
witneea
were
T
H.
Johnaon.
C.
a.
R
AndereM
sua
Dancmn
Kennedy.
When
taking
of
evidence
waa
completed
at
8
o'clock
yeatarday
afternoon,
lit
Lord
ih!p
eipiwssed
the
opinion
that
the
dispute
should
never
have
ccme
to
court.
He
urjed
an
Immediate
netUetnent
and
adjourned
court
with
that
end
In
view.
The
settlement
as
atated
resulted.
PRESENTATION
TO
LOCAL
LADY
Mrs.
Simpson
Recipient
of
Beau-
(tutu
rrora
.Members
of
lie
Itebekah
Lodge
A
presentation
was
made
last
evening
li
Mrs.
Jsmea
M.
81mpson.
who
Is
leaving
nest
week
on
an
extended
visit
to
England
and
Scotland,
when
over
forty
members
of
the
Rebecca
Lodge
met
at
the
borne
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddle,
1545
Ninth
Ave.
East,
to
do
her
honor.
The
evening
was
spent
in
music
novelty
games
and
dancing.
In
the
course
of
the
evening
the
presentation
waa
made
of
a
beautiful
suitcase
and
hat
box
to
rrfatch
from
the
ifflrers
and
members
of
the
Centennial
ttebeeea
Lodge
Number
40
In
appreciation
of
faithful
services
hi
the
lodge.
Mrs.
Simpson,
who
was
taken
by
surprise,
feelingly
thanked
all
for
the
beautiful
and
most
appropriate
gift
which
the
assured
them
was
highly
appreciated.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
'
and
the
whole
evening
proved
most
enjoyable.
Before
departing
the
guests
aU
Joined
hands
and
sang
"AtUd
Lang
6yne,"
"She's
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow'
and
"Will
ye
no
Come
Back
Aln."
Mrs.
Simpson
before
leaving
again
thanked
everyone
and
especially
the
host
and
hostess
for
giving
their
beautiful
home
for
the
occasion
and
putting
up
such
a
delightful
supper.
The
Oddfellows'
orchestra
was
In
attendance
and
played
during
the
evening,
the
members
being
F.
P.
Peachy.
E.
A.
Wood.
Dr.
Eyolfsen.
N.
Moorehouse
and
A.
R.
Phillips.
Advertise
in
The
Dallv
News
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
VICTORY
LOAN
B
MATURING
1st
DECEMBER,
1927
fc
I
ft
XHE
BANK
OF
MONTREAL,
at
all
of
its
Branches
in
Canada,
is
prepared
to
accept
the
above
bonds
for
redemption
at
maturity.
For
the
convenience
of
owners
of
the
bonds,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
will
accept
the
bonds
at
any
time
prior
to
December
1st,
and
will
make
payment
in
each
case
on
December
1st
either
by
issuing
a
cheque
or
by
placing
die
amount
to
the
owner's
credit
in
the
books
of
the
Bank,
as
the
owner
may
desire.
i
THE
DXTLY
NEjVS.
TO
ESTABLISH
CENOTAPH
HERE
Movement
for
Permanent
Tribute
to
Momon
of
(lorious
Dead
Jnltlated
I-isl
Evening
The
paanoMJ
for
the
wlaMlehnt
in
Prince
Rutri
of
cenouph
aa
a
per-
nMaent
trlbdw
10
the
raaaaorj
atlhoae
who
(are
up
their
Mvr
In
u
Oreat
War
for
the
democracy
of
lite
orM
ssmT
ttkt
fHodcm
of
the
Kaaptra
M
et
tn
uisnuu
a
meeUnt
hich
was
held
taat
affhi
tn
the
Canadiaa
UefltaB
Ctab
robtn.
'
TfM
metrttnc.
whl
M
ftt
a
ftmmlatj.
i.a:urr
rasMltMl
t
lave
termlftg
ar
a
oomsBittse
W
ened
the
oaaadaah
Leioo
Cinatipii
Ooeaxalt-tee.
9.
A.
Bird
belac
appo4ed
chatt
ium
of
the
eoramttta
with
O.
C.PateO
Ma.
bartr.
and
A
R.
Sinclair,
aecre
lity.
There
will
he
another
teerat
mcettaf
early
.n
December
to
go
Into
rmfcer
dftan
Tnooe
percent
at
the
aaeetlnc
laat
otgftt
wte
Mra
O
A.
WMOaad.
Ooa.
P
atcUoreie
DSO
.
ltorakad
A.
Watt.
0.
C
Ptetm
J
J
Dore.
C.
V.
Btltt.
rrana
Morrb
8
A
Bird
and
A.
R.
8ln-clalr.
3
C.
OradY
M
P
Ool
J.
W.
NtehoIU
and
ilayor
8
M
Newton,
wh
weft
ln-ntea.
wee
ur.nbir
to
atteatf.
POSSIBLE
CHAMPION
SEEN
LAST
NIGHT
IN
WESTHOLME
PICTURE
!aik
Renault
Will
be
Itaek
In
lighting
(lame
smiii
a
Ifaiid
are
Well
'
.4-
The
first
time
Jack
Renault
knocked
.tat
s
sjaa
in
a
flgljt.
he
shut
his
eye:
tad
sartor
Mindly
at
bis
opponent,
whe
-tfcM
xm
the
flour.
Renault
waa
thee
sheeaber
!
the
North
wt
Mounted
1
WlUe
la
western
Canada,
and
his
op.
peasant
was
a
tidier,
prominent
as
aa
army
bswer.
Rather
than
come
back
'
far
any
store
Mows
ftsra
the
crashing
!fts
of
Use
ex-himberiack.
the
sotdtst
lay
where
he
hr.d
fallen
and
was
cotant-?d
out.
rn
owing
that
suruHatog
success
with
hat
fists.
Renault
became
interested
in
boxing
as
a
diversion
and
began
train-lag
m
the
police
dspsi
tuiaait
gyntna-
stat.
To
five
him
more
time
for
train-
tag.
the
police
dssjfcrtasjnt
transferred
bUa
frcsa
range
duty
and
promoted
him
to
the
rank
of
wrgesnt
in
the
Mostrea
recruiting
station
of
the
Mounted
Fallot
After
cleitnlna-
up
every
amateur
coo
ten
der
within
-light,
he
left
the
service
lu
1919
and
became
a
professional
fighter
Since
then
Renault
has
fought
89
matches
tn
which
ht
scored
tt
knorkouu
was
knocks
out
only
once
and
lost
five
bouts.
Some
who
have
fatten
before
his
mighty
ptmches
were
Fred
Fulton.
Floyd
Johnaon.
Tom
Oowler
and
Al
Benedict.
He
fought
Gene
Tunney
tn
1923
in
the
city
of
brotlfaly
love,
going
eight
rounds
tn
a
no-dectaloa.
boot.
Laat
May
he
met
Jack
de
Mave
at
Madman
Sqftur
Oardeu.
In
thla
fight
the
young
Canadian
broke
his
hand
and
was
obliged
to
Isy
Mf
until
spring,
when
be
plans
to
enter
the
heavyweight
tournament
tor
a
chance
at
the
heavyweight
champion's
crown.
In
the
meantime
Renault
has
become
a
ssreen
actor
by
virtue
of
his
role
as
the
villain
prize
fighter
la
Rtehard
Dlx's
newest
Parsmejuat
starring
picture,
"Knockout
Rellly
-
He
was
seen
here
last
night
and
wlU
attract
many
to
the
show
tonight.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
N'OWIMHEK
SO.
1H.
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Peters
rmim.
mended
to
tbf
cfty
council
last
night
that
oin4nnatatm
miiA
uMnl.m
BlbbsJd
for
rdjurlei
sustained
when
Be
Ml
on
a
afreet
recently.
No
action
wee
taken
In
connection
with
the
matter.
After
travailing
,
via
Capetown
and
Durban.
Dr
L.
W.
Kerglu,
who
is
on
service
overseas
with
the
Medical
Corps.
nas
returned
to
Mesopotamia
for
another
spell
of
duty
aoeordta'g
to
word
received
in
the
arty.
,
Mr.
Justice
CBement
will
arrive
In
the
city
tomorrow
to
preside
at
the
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Asstees.
There
are
four
efjmbiil
and
three
civil
eases
on
the
docket.
Man
in
the
Moon
'
.VTt
never
hardly
hear
of
a
hunter
being
shot
u.
place
of
a
Jay
or
an
owl.
NO
matter
what
tie
weather,
some
people
when
driving
through
life
are
always
skidding
lata
other
people's
business.-
JUST
one
more
month
and
then
the
spending
craze
Is
suspended
for
fully
two
days.
BY
the
by,
some
people
call
It
a
shopping
hare.
,
...
.
-
IP
you
are
oaly
a
loafer,
at
anyrate
be
an
expert
at
the
business.
THE
reaw
...
I'm
always
Busy
Is
that
when
I
dev'ite
ad
much
time
to
not
getting
up
.
the
morning
there
is
so
lu'le
time
.
other
matters.
THE
Mlc
.21
of
Immigration
talks
bf
;
Tin
..
---I
i-i
1
-
i
-
EXERCISE
NO.
U
An
exercise
for
cWveeaprng
csJ
ftssrntBg
every
muicte
from
feed
ta
beet,
that
Ms
one
heM
the
body
erect
for
proper
earn
ate
FREE
EXERCISE
BOOK
To
help
promote
the
eootl
health
of
Canadians,
Penmans
have
prepared
an
attractive
book
on
home
exercises
which
will
be
sent
to
you
free
on
request.
This
book
illustrates
15
body
-building
exercises,
with
detailed
explanations
of
each.
WtiU
Penmans
9S
Canmin't
Leading
Cold-weather
Garment
before
the
coJd
JUST
wrathrr
s-h
b
thousands
upon
thousands
;
v
wise
Canadians
regularly
or
i
-t
famous
underwear.
Thty
know
fr
rj.
perience
that
it
gives
the
quu'.;t:?
th?
need
healthful
warmth,
comjrt
c:i
months
and
months
of
wear.
Penmans
95
is
a
light
weigh
garcrt
yet
provides
all
the
health
p:
of
heavier
underwear.
Fits
c
a
?
Sold
in
both
two-piece
rr.d
uua
suits
for
men,
women
and
children.
PENMANS
LIMITED
for
U
to-day.
Paris
-
Ont
tn-
V
.art-'
swlzlng
the
races.
A
rorke
is
sometimes
:sed
for
mixing,
I
know.
THESE
has
been
nothing
spectacular
n
California
from
the
tune
Oaptain
9Ues
returned
there
until
the
eonvtcts
evelted
the
neat
day.
These
really
re
quiet
times!
tr
you
think
thai
Rupert
prices
are
high
And
ever
that
shed
a
tear
Just
read
the
new
and
go
and
buy
A
Saturday
special
here.
it
Is
evidently
no
Seetttsn
sffapathl--er
who
suggests
that
the
Presbflsrlaa
Cmtrch
wtH
make
a
large
haul
of
Mff
nickels
tomorrow
night.
vi:inio.
The
wedding
will
take
place
at
3
o'-loek
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
James
Apartments
of
the
Droorletor.
Oeoree
James,
and
Miss
Oeanula
Xaaaks.
who
recently
arrived
In
the
city
from
Greece.
aev.
Archdeacon
O
A.
Rlx
will
officiate
OVEjlNMEW'l.t(I!cm
ACT"
VHTICE
Of
.II'I'I.ICATIO.N
fOK
urtii
LI(E.VtK
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
on
the
3rd
day
of
December
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
respecx
01
premises
being
part
of
the
budding
known
as
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
situate
at
tH
f!ttv
g1
PrlTiM
t9....
.
I
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
!
the
lands
described
as
all
that
portion
of
Waterfront
Blook
"I,"
Bay
of
Prince
I
Rupert.
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
I
of
British
Columbia.
Map
923,
Prince
I
Ilupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
"s
farweuisnj
aecrioed
as
follows
:
TJomrrlenelne
at.
imim
.
wi.v.
,i
in
a
straight
line
of
bearing
north
69deB
28'
8"
East
a
distance
of
767.20
feet
from
ww
centre
oi
circle
as
shown
on
said
Plan
023.
Section
7.
thence
south
6de
85'
,25"
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
35"
East
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
Bflef
as-
2S"
u.-..t
i""..
-
-
m
uuBhiiue
ui
GO
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
83dea
?il
"r..".1
a
Mrtanca
of
100
feet
to
wc
Huiiiv
ui
cmiimencement
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
ODen
bottle
for
rr.,rJ"
oremfce?
"MTO
"u
lIW
uateo
tnis
4th
day
of
Nevember,
1927
22i
.Applicant
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
anDllcatlon
for
the
issue
of
a
Pwuional
CertSaS
of
Title
for
the
East
half
of
Lot
ao
ia
vo
contain
a
ai)
820
acres,
more
or
less
.Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
r
Certificate
of
Title
wvenng
e
Ibovl
and
having
been
produced
to
me
plratlon
of
one
month
from
th
tiJt
publication
hereof.
T
Provtalonaf
ciitf
ncate
of
Title
to
the
above
iSS'
n?th.
JOthptember.
lUrZTl
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert
17th
October
1927
H
F
MacLEOD.
Registrar
of
Titles,
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
I
ppers
THE
DAINTIEST
BHEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
J!l
I'rinre
Kuperl.
ILC
H
AN
AD
i
AN
HSiSB.
QTic
Largefl
IKflKlioay
SyJlem
in
nmii
i
itntt.n
ntn
mil
1
TXT
crnVICE
aiuaiuaiiii'
xsu
initio
--
oamugs
irom
nii.i
and
Intermediate
For
NTEW.tKT
and
E
hi
III'PCIIT
rr
in
for
ior
VAt'nr.u.
fi.
,.v.-e
points,
eaen
IKIHAV.
6
00
a.a
AN
VOX.
each
tVi:WXK-V.
"'''.
I'TII
in
QfEBN
w.w,.-
Cli.tlU.OTTK
ii.iivKi'
-
1--V..t
rtlu
i
ui
.fikiii
inn
nm
PAKENOEB
THAINS
l.KAVE
PKIXtE
rBifl
Each
Mnvnav
in:iiVKMiitV
and
HATI'KIV
al
U
OEOKOE,
EDMONTON',
tVlSNII'EO.
all
point"
EJf
'
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
-TEA.MIIIP
cfa
Use
Canadian
National
Express
for
Money
etc
aim)
for
ypur
next
shipment.
CITY
TICKET
OKt'lCE.
K
TIIIIUI
AVE.,
PRINCE
BL'PEKT.
Canadian
Pacific
RailWl
ilCANADIANI
B.
C.
Coast
Services
ArMUiriLJ
-
J
Vaiusar
n
...
r
D
Rll
failings
rrom
r
ru.-
--.
1-
-
To
Ketfhlkan.
wranjell.
Juneau
and
Kkaguay-Noveinher
ft
To
n
Oliver,
victoria
and
Heattl
and
January
4.
BrrHft
nEATBICE.
...
M.
Tor
Tor
Butedsle.
Butedsle.
East
East
Bell.
Bella
Bella.
Bella.
Ocead
Ocead
Mturflay
Falls.
."""i?'
Naniti.
;
m.
Campbell
Klter,
and
Vancouver
every
jjllforin.tloB
Acmcy
for
all
Bteainship
Lines.
t
r
3"d
1-rlnce
Kupert.
H-C
Corner
of
4th
Streend
Aven-.