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on
the
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Graduate
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CHIROPRACTOR
Patho-Neuromeler
Service.
Open
Evenings
Rooms
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7,
Exchange
Work
Phone
C91
HOSIERY
for
SPRING
In
all'
th'e:
new
fchadea
Utility
$1.00
to
$2.:0
Chiffon
$2.23
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Hox
327.
MILK
From
Hulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AM)
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
f."G
and
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
f3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
fn
Piano
and
Furnitum
Moving.
Dr.J.R.Gosse
DENTIST
Helgcrson
Hlock
X-Ray
Service.
Open
Phone
CM.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order,
in
our
tthop
aa
low
as
........
$50
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Street
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UP
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TWO
TIIOISANH
VICTORIA
TOOI1.K
WANT
OLI
CIIIKFTAIN
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HI.I,
cm:
KKf
KITION
VICTORIA.
April
3
"Bring
Back
Bowser"
petitions
have
been
slgnfd
by
nearly
2
000
persons
here,
examination
of
the
petitions
chows.
Ward
Four
alone
has
given
some
700
signatures.
Oak
Bay
Is
now
taking
up
the
signing.
The
petitions
beseech
W.
).
Bowser,
former
provincial
premier
and
Conserva
tive
leader,
to
give
up
his
retirement
and
return
to
public
Hie
as
a
private
mem-
ber
in
the
Legislature
for
Victoria.
Mr.
Bowser
has
Just
returned
from
California
and
It
Is
planned
to
pre
sent
the
petitions
to
him
at
a
public
reception
to
be
accorded
the
old
Tory
chief.
The
old-time
Conservatives,
who
have
been
fuming
because
of
the
Imbroglio,
into
which
the
party
has
sunk
as
a
result
of
the
long-distance
leadership
attempted
by
Hon.
S.
P.
Tolmle
from
Ottawa,
have
during
the
last
two
weeks
become
alarmed,
as
they
have
seen
the
whole
provincial
Conservative
organization
handed
over
to
the
General
A.
D.
Ucliae
faction,
which
organized
the
un-,
successful
Third
Party
at
the
last
election.
The
old-time
Conservatives
now
are
beginning
to
suspect
that
they
have
had
one
put
over
them
and
that
they
are
now
mere
victims
of
the
plot
of
the
McRae
faction
to
obtain
control
of
the
party.
MrllAK
CONTROLS
I'AKTY
Dr.
Tolmle,
with
his
long-distance
leadership,
has
been
a
party
to
the
monled
McRae
faction.
It
Is
now
charged
by
some
of
his
supporters
here,
who
have
been
trying
to
smoke
him
out.
Those
Conservatives
making
the
charges
explain
that
through
devious
methods,
the
McRae
faction
has
now
gained
the
victory
which
it
sought
at
the
Kami
oops
convention,
but
which
It
was
unable
to
achieve
there
openly,
as
the
convention
ended
with
a
compromise
on
Dr.
Tolmle.
Just
how
Mr.
Bowser,
now
that
he
has
returned,
will
take
the
attack
made
on
htm
editorially
recently
by
The
Dally
Colonist
Is
under
discussion
In
Conser
vative
circles.
This
personal
attack
was
launched
by
that
newspaper
editorially
in
an
effort
to
combat
the
tide
of
sentiment
among
Conservative
voters
here
In
favor
of
recalling
Mr.
Bowser
to
public
life,
which
was
expressing
itselt
In
the
piling
up
of
signatures
of
the
Bring
Back
Bowser"
petitions
and
causing
so
much
uneasiness
on
the
pari
of
the
four
Victoria
Conservative
members
that
they
started
out
on
a
personal
canvassing
campaign
In
an
effort
to
check
It.
The
Colonist
In
Its
editorial
attack
n
Mn
Bowser
even
accusea
the
former
Conservative
leader
ot
"Machiavellian
tactics"
and
of
-"personal
political
am
bition"
In
the
following
sentences!
'
rNKI'OKTSMANI.lKK
CAMPAIO.K
The
umDalztV-beine.iUrected-sirainst
Dr.
Tolmle"
tacks
every
element
of'sportsi
maiwhlp
Inasmuch
as
he
is
not
on
ths
jrouud
to
defend
himself
and
nothing
Is
heard
of
It
when
he
is
here.
It
dls
closes
a
fine
Italian
hand
engaged
In
Machiavellian
tactics
in
which
personal
motives
outweigh
the
ethics
of
common
deeency.
Dr.
Tolmle
says
that
the
re
ports
concerning
his
leadership
of
the
Provincial
Conservatives
"are
absolutely
false
In
every
respect."
The
people
of
Victoria
will
believe
him,
and'
public
opinion
will
react
against
the
origina
tors
of
spurious
rumors,
which,
In
their
Inception,
are
known
to
be
lies
of
a
character
which
can
never
advance
any
personal
political
ambition.''
CHILDREN'S
MASQUE
BALL
LAST
NIGHT
Affair
fuller
Auxplces
of
Women
of
.MiKtsrlirart
Wn
Very
PI'lureMiie
The
children's
masquerade
ball
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women
of
Moot
heart
Legion
last
night
In
the
Moose
Hall
was
well
attended.
A
large
variety
of
pretty
and
original
costumes
made
the
awarding
of
prizes
very
difficult
for
the
Judges
who
dually
selectee)
the
following
'
as
the
best
In
each
class
Best
dressed
May
Bmlth
and
Viola
Dybhavn,
Best
character
boy,
Alfred
Larsen
girl.
May
Smith.
-
Best
original
boy,
Jim
Bcliubtrt:
girl
Ethel
Praser.
Best
advertising
Vra
Parry.
Best
comic:
boy,
O.
llartlett;
girl
Mae
Schubert.
Best
Moose
clia
racier
Clara
Blegavlc
Tlie
gTsnd
march
at
10
o'clock
was
HERE
VOU
AREMRJlGGE!
If
7
LJ.
..
iM.
"Let
the
CUrk
Kitchen
Help
You"
Clark's
delicious
Simply
add
equal
amount"
of
water,
bring
to
a
boil
and
serv.
Tomato,
Julienne,
Vegetable,
Chicken,
Mock
turtlevetc.
W.
CUrk
Limited
Montreal
M.
Ktml,
r.xj.
iitrrww,
Ont.
"Canada
ApprovcJ"
labtlaoiallmaata
led
by
Messrs.
Lund
and
Parry
and
for
the
first
part
df
the
program
the
Moose
firing
orchestra
dispensed
the
music.
Mrs,
R.
P.
Ponder's
orchestra
continuing
the
dance
program
until
a
late
hour.
During
the
evening
little
Miss
Sheila
Richmond
presented
to
the
Re
lent,
Mrs.
t.
M.
Crosby,
a
beautiful
bouquet,
and
on
behalf
of
the
ladies
of
the
Legion,
Mrs.
Alf.
Christiansen
presented
Mrs.
C.
Edwards,
past
Regent.
with
two
beautiful
pieces
of
silverware
Special
mention
Is
due
to
the
fol
lowing
for
the
excellent
costumes
worn:
Alice
Hallberg.
Mitchell
Day.
JarvU
McLeod,
Raymond
Hougan.
Sheila
Rich
mond,
Terry
Orlmble.
Keith
McLeod.
Charlotte
Edwards,
Laura
Larson,
Inga
Mervllle,
and
P.
K.
Derry.
Mrs.
Stegavig
was
general
convener
of
the
committee
of
arrangements
and,
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
L.
R.
Parry.
Mrs.
"Bart-lett,
Mrs.
Wlngham,
Mrs.
J.
laggard.
and
Mrs.
Edwards.
IIOTtX
ARRIVALS.
Prlnre
ltnert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
O.
Moa,
Hyder,
Al
aska;
Mrs.
M.
H.
Elliott;
Ketchikan;
B
Raybone,
Victoria;,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Prank
Somen
and
daughter
and
Len
Weaver,
city:
R,
L.
Smith,
Vancouver.
(rut
ml
J.
Rogers
and
C.
II.
Price.
Vancou
ver:
W.
Bentham,
Nanalmo;
James
Bell,
Victoria;
J.
Robinson,
Bkagway.
Savoy
II.
CUy,
Victory
Cove;
'A.
Currle,
Claxton.
If
time
pastes
too
slowly,
buy
an
au
tomobile
on
the
monthly
payment
plan.
TRENTON
MAN
IS
VERY
GRATEFUL
SAYS
THAT
"
FRU1T-A-TIVES
"
STOPPED
NERVOUS
HEADACHES
1
I
a
d&Wft
MR.
R.
A.
BOVAY.
Mr.
Roy
A.
Bovav
of
Trenton.
Ontario.
think
very
highly
of
"Fruit-a-tlves"
for
removing
the
cause
of
nervous
headaches.
"I
wish
I
could
tell
every
sufferer
In
the
world
what
7
ruit-a-tives
have
done
for
mt"
he
wrltf
"For
years
I
was
much
troubled
by
bad
headaches,
nervous
dys
pepsia
and
liver
troubles.
Then
1
commenced
taking
'Fruit-a-tlves',
Thanks
to
these
wonderful
tablets
I
am
once
more
entirely
well."
Are
you,
too.
adlided
wllh
nervous
head
aehesr
Uuite
probably
they
are
traceihle
to
lazy
boweh,
slumadi,
kidneys
or
Jivcf.
What
you
need
Is
the
gentle,
natural
help
oi
-rruu-a-uvts"
wiiich
is
made
Jrom
InttnslOetl
Irmli
fruit
Juices
blended
with
tonics.
"Frull-a-tlvea"
Is
nature's
own
illy
In
protnothtir
health
and
happiness.
Enlist
lis
aid
for
yourself,
to-day.
tic
ana
sue,
ivrrywiicr,
jsTt
rir
LITTLE
GIRL
HONORED
AT
PARTY
GIVEN
BY
PARENTS
LAST
NIGHT
Mr.
aitd
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
33
Seventh
Avenue
West,
entertained
last
evening
in
honor
of
Miss
Rosle's
eighth
birthday,
the
cuing
being
one
of
enjoy-mane
for
the
numerous
little
folk
who
were
preseut
and
among
whom
were
Ruth,
Edith
and
Betty
Wilkinson,
Char-otte
Pluitipsain,
Bobbie
and
David
Houston.
Herbert
Davles,
Edna
and
Jean
McLean,
Rosle
Smith,
Nora
Archie.
Irne
Boulter.
,
Merle
West,
and
Katherlne
Mussallem.
In
addition'
to
games
and
dancing,
Catherine
IMitwallem
contributed
a'
piano
solo
and
Ruth
Wilkinson
favored
with
a
violin
selection
in
which
she
was
accompanied
by
Catherine
Mussal-len
on
the
piano.
Mrs.
V.
Houston
and
Mrs.
Davles
as
sisted
the
hostwi
during
the
evening
hlch
was
brought
to
a
close
with
wry
best
wishes
for
many
happy
returns
of
Rosle's
birthday.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
APRIL
3.
1917.
The
report
of
Mayor
McCuffery
and
Md.
D.
C.
McRae.
the
delegation
which
Interviewed
the
Provincial
Oovemment,
came
before
the
city
council
last
night.
The
delegation
asked,
on
behalf
of
the
lty.
that
money
be
Included
in
the
estimates
for
the
erection
ofvOovern-
a:ent
buildings
and
also
provision
for
Jve
building
of
a
road
around
Kalen
Island.
On
motion
of
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid.
Montgomery,
the
city
council
unanimously
went
on
record
last
night
as
opposed
to
the
principle
of
closed
towns.
Fire
broke
out
near
the
pilot
house
if
the
stranded
steamer
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
The
damage
was
small
and
liie
blaze
was
soon
under
control.
Arthur
(Babel
Portln
of
Prince
Ru
pert
has
readied
Prance
according
to
ord
received
in
the
city.
A
very
enjoyable
dance
was
held
lost
veiling
in
the
Rallwaymen's
Hall
under
he
auspices
of
the
Women'
Auxiliary
jf
St.
Andrew's
Boclety.
The
following
have
been
named
at
chairmen
of
the
different
municipal
ommlttees:
Finance:
Aid.
O.
11.
Nelson:
Board
of
Works,
Aid.
T.
McClymont;
Public
Utilities,
Aid.
J.
Dybhavn;
Mar
ket
and
Health,
Aid.
Casey;
Fisheries.
Aid.
W
It.
Montgomery.
SPORT
CHAT
Although
no.
word;
Jiid
bneni
.received
(rom
Anyox
up
to
last
night,'
Ralph
Smith
had
the
Maple
Leafs
basketbull
team
out
for
a
practice
game.
The
team
Is
anxious
to
have
the
contests
for
the
Northern
B.C.
ladles'
champlon-
,hlp,
over
as
soon
as
possible
as
the
HCUon's
schedule
Is
over
both
here
and
a
ytnyox.
It
It
Imped
to
have
the
cries
played
next
week
so
that
the
.earns
may
disband
for
the
Heiwuii
and
;lve
their
attention
to
other
lines
of
sport.
If
Homelxly
on
a
crowded
thorough
f.ire
toduy
was
to
shout
"swat
a
fly'
every
woman
oh
tlie
street
would
rush
Into
the
nearest
department
or
hard
ware
sUire
for
a
fly
swatter
and
every
man
and
boy
would
look
around
for
I
lie
nearest
newsboy
to
find
out
from
the
sporting
jmge
when
the
baseball
.season
officially
opens.
It's
only
a
matter
of
where
your
mind
Is
and
In
the
month
of
April
the
mind
of
man
svrayt
not
far
from
though
Is
of
out
door
sport.
For
weeks
now
the
major
league
teams
hove
been
In
their
south
cm
trululng
camps
preparing
for
the
opening
game
In
April.
For
the
real
dyed-in-the-wool
fan
the
season
really
opcus
when
the
clubs
go
Into
training
and
for
the
youngsters
,tlie
season
opens
ss
soon
as
th4now.r,merrsoir
the
vacant
lot.
Files
ure
already
being
swatted
on
tlie
latter.
Where
tlie
Inveterate
diamond
clopestert
congregate
one
unversed
In
the
Intricacies
of
the
"great
American
game"
might
presume
that
the
world
series
was
ah
event
of
tomorrow
and
that
bnsebull
was
perennial
Instead
of
a
seasonal
)irt
And,
In
fact.
It
Is
a
jierenulal
pastime
when
there
Is
kept
In
mind
the
playing
season
from
April
to
October,
the
V
anted
For
Sate
For
Rent
AGENTS
WANTED
600
NAIL
PUNCTURE8
IN
TIRE
treated
with
Palcoaeel,
yet
leaks
no
air.
Official
test.
Inexpensive.
Guaranteed
harmless.
Agents
write
for
proof
and
particulars
of
proposition.
"PalcOMS-.l,"
Alexandria,
Onl.
FOR
SALE
OILL
NETTERS.
TROLLERS
AND
Launch
Owners.
Tou
are
Invited
to
visit
Parker's
garage.
Third
Avenue
East,
to
see
In
operation
the
Ford
Marine
Motor,
the
lowest
priced
dependable
14
h.p.
motor
on
the
market.
It's
wide
range
of
speed,
exceptional
flexibility,
economical
operation
and
low
priced
replacement
pons,
place
It
in
a
clam
by
Itself.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
FOR
SALE.
SIXTY
BARRON
WHITE
Leghorn
laying
hens.
Have
to
make
room
for
young
stock.
Can
make
up
breeding
pens
of
eight
to
twelve
hens
and
rooster.
These
birds
are
unrelated.
In
best
condition.
My
own
breeders.
No
culls.
Prices,
hens
2.
Roosters
S4.O0.
Apply
Box
33.
Dally
News
office.
FOR
SALE.
SUITE
OF
BO
LID
SPAN
is
mahogany
chairs,
upholstered
In
neat
Spanish
leather.
Imported
from
Eurpoe.
Will
sell
at
a
fair
price.
This
class
of
goods
goes
up
In
value,
at
It
is
very
rare.
A.
MacKenzle,
Furniture.
Phone
775.
80
FOR
SALE.
SIXTEEN
ROOMED
Rooming
House,
furnished,
modem
conveniences,
close
In.
SI.
750.00.
Terms
to
suit.
Thea.
Collsrt
Ltd.
Westholme
Theatre
block.
7a
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
LOTS
48
and
47.
block
12,
section
2;
lota
13
and
14,
block
44,
section
8;
lot
3.
block
4S,
section
-
fi.
Official
Administrator.
FOR
QUICK
BALE.
LOT
AND
CABIN
on
Atlin
Avenue,
Section
3.
Cheap,
.
Ajjp'y
2S
Taxi.
78
OPPORTUNITY
I
5.00
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homeslte.
Walker's
Music
Store.
autumn
ost-niortems,
the
winter
prognostications
and
the
spring
training
season.
That
time
honored
race,
the
Boston
Marathon,
which
next
to
'the
four-yearly
Olympic
Marathon,
Is
tlie
best
known
long
distance
race
for
men
In
the
world,
and
was
run
before
the
Olympic
Mara
thon
was
revived,
will
have
some
new
features
In
it
this
year,
In
the
shape
of
entries.
If
the
reports
from
the
direction
of
Mexico
may
be
believed.
Two
Mexi
can
Indians,
It
Is
rumored,
may
take
part
this
year.
They
are
said
to
bt
Tarahumara
Indians,
and
accustomed
alt
their
life
to
long
and
fast
hikes
over
ground
far
more
bumpy
than
the
Boston
streets
are.
They
say
that
both
Tarahumara
Indian
bucks,
and
squaws
are
fine,
natural
long-distance
runners,
and
that
It
Is
nothing
for
the
younger
women
to
run
a
distance
greater
than
that
of
the
Marathon.
There
Is
also
going
to
be
some
new
Canadian
material
Injected
Into
the
nice,
which
so
often
In
the
past
has
been
won
by
Canadians,
It
Is
not
known
yet
what
Toronto
and
Hamilton,
the
latter
a
city
where
many
Marathoner
of
re
nown
have
made
their
debut,
are
going
to
setid,
but
in
Montreal
the
North
End
Branch
of
the
Y.M.C.A.
hut
had
a
dozen
men
In
training
for
over
a
month,
and,"1?'1
It
will
Just
depend
Upon
how
much
nnney
tliey
or
the,
club
can
afford
to
spend
bs
to
how
many
of
these
young
men,
whose
training
stunts
have
been
very
promising,
will
go
to
Boston,
High
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
Boon
atias
b
8ANTAL
MIDY
Btwart
of
Imitation
Look
for
tha
word
"MIDY"
mild
tir
til
driirri'ii
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iw.
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BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
833
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
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HEMSTITCHING
PICOTINO.
SCALLOP-lng.
M.
Macdonald.
Exchange
Block
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MY
BUSINESS
IS
BUYlNQ.
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NO
j
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
COMFORTABLE
LA
ROE
room,
lies
led.
suitable
for
one
or
two
persons;
central.
Sit
Fifth
Avenue
Wen.
Phone
Oreen
138.
70
FIVE
ROOMED
FLAT
FOR
RENT
IN
Wallace
Block;
some
furniture.
Phone
Black
183.
80
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
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Grocery.
Phone
18.
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TO
RENT.
PHONE
878.
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STORE
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have
discontinued
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miii:n's
i:cii
tii:
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our
line
of
i:vtiu
(ioons.
.
Nothing
over
a
dollar.
noil.
tit
r
stoki;
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A.
IMAM'MON
Seal
Coe.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
losd
an
00.
Kindling,
per
load
SflftO
Furnace
Wood.
r
losd
0
00
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
Ptit.ne
lllack
4111
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WMIII
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CAIK
'
Mrs.
Uuger.
Proprietress
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Third
Avenue-.
Next
CI,
W.'
V.
A.
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Hume
I'mikeil
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
High
Low
High
Ixiw
Low
TAXI
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C7
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
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dominion
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flainon.
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144
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Mark
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
OPHOL-tterlng
Of
all
kinds
Chesterfield!
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
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M.
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and
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Passenifer
Stude-
bnkera
at
your
dinponnl
any
time
ROSS
HKOS.
POOL
ROOM
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(
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from
Empress
Hotel)
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teal
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Wednesday!
and
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1030
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Vancmmer
Tuesdays
4
IS
pa.
Thursdays
10
Saturdays
8
aa
Sundays
10
and
exchanging
and
looking
after
my
!
pint
class
mall
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also
despatched
t
business.
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business
Is
business
'
Vancouver
on
Mondays,
Wednesdsyt
sk
and
thoM
without
business
have
no
Saturday
by
CN
R.
trains.
business
to
be
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business.
Employ
me
selling
by
auction.
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business,
satisfaction
and
results,
a.
F.
Brine.
Phone
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Aiijiu
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Alice
Arm
Sunday
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I
ti
pa
Ti
Mew
art
and
premier
Hundsvs
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PL
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filter
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Alaska
Points
April
8.
18.
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Charlotte
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0.
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the
MM
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Thursday
and
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at
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liter
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Saturdays
Irom
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Alice
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Tuesday
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Thursdays
Irom
Hrwart
ami
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Sundays
8
mm
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Kasa
Kir.
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Baturdays
.
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Alsk
Points
April
l.
12.
23
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Queen
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Car
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pro.
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Wednesday
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Oeorge
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.
Saturday
at.
Princess
Beatrice
em
as.
Prince
Charles
10.10
April
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ss.
Princess
Mary
April
18--as.
Princess
Mary
l'r
Port
MmiHMin
and
Naaa
Inter
Thursday
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Charles
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Charles
8
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R
for
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Anyox
and
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April
23
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Prince
John
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April
2
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Prince
John
April
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Prince
John
.
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for
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April
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us
Mary
.
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April
18
as.
Princess
Mary
April
2
ss.
Princess
Mary
.
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from
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April
1
as,
Princess
Mary
pi
April
11
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Mary
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