Fit
FOUR
THE
DAILT
NF7S
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
A
By
George
McMa
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ACS.
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2ErJD
IT
OP
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J
at
Vancouver
Prices
Most
Modern
Drycleaning
Plan:
In
City
Thone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Are.
and
McRride
Street
jlTHANKS
YOU
U
GIVE
FOR
WARMTH
AMD
HEAT
7
HAT
OUR
COAL
GIVES-
IT
CAN
7
.
BE
BEAT!
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of,
counsel
But
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
up.
You'll
have
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
Rives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
If
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
6t6rythiug.
If"
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Wood
DRY
IHRCII,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$3.50
Double
Load
?0..0
Large
Sack
50f
0
nUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransler
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
.51.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
AIcBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
557.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
In
our
shop
In
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCR!
ftA
as
1.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
SALVATION
ARMY
XMAS
CONCERT
Successful
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Night
in
Citadel
With
Large
Crowd
in
Attendance
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertain-nMnt
Of
tile
Silvaucn
Army
Utt
night
ih
a
complete
aueceac
there
being
a
large
attendance
to
enjoy
a
well
eie--uted
program
and
watch
the
kiddles
receive
Santa
Claus
and
hi
atore
at
gilts
for
all.
Major
8.
II.
Newton
pre-
tided
and.
alter
making
a
few
Introductory
'
remark,
called
the
ftUowtat
program:
Hymn
"While
Shepherd
Watched
Their
Flocks
by
Night"
the
Osagrega-
tion.
Bible
reading
Miss
Evelyn
Pierce.
Signal
drUl
"Merry
Chrtstmai".
fiua-team
class.
'
Piano
and
violin
duet
Misses
Moll;
tnd
Nellie
Lawrence.
Shadowgraphs
"Chinese
restaurant"
and
"Operating
room"
by
boys.
Dialogue
The
Awakening"
Miss
Era
Davidson.
Miss
Evelyn
Pierce.
Mlaa
Annie
Smith.
Miss
Florence
Pierce
and
3ecrge
Cartyle.
Tableau
"Nearer
my
Ood
to
Thee."
Sunbeams.
Piano
solo.
Miss
Anita
Llpsln.
Vccal
duet.
Capt.
and
Mrs
Stobart
accompanied
by
MUs
Rosie
Smith.
Dialogue
The
Trial
ot
Christmas
Shopping."
Four
girls.
Recitation
Miss
Hazel
Stewart.
Piano
and
vtctm
duet.
Misses
Molly
and
Nellie
Lawrence.
Ooodntght
song.
Sunbeams.
Having
been
bc.-alded
by
telegrams
during
the
intermissions
from
Vancouver.
Powell
'River,
.Ocean
Falls,
and
Port
Simpson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Santa
Claus
arrived
on
the
scene
immediately
at
the
close
of
the
program.
Father
Christmas
presented
the
kiddles
with
gilts,
fruit
and
confections
in
abundance,
giving
Mayor
Newton
a
handsome
pen
and
pencil
set,
the
gift
ot
the
local
corps;
His
Worship
led
In
three
cheers
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Santa
Claus
and
an
altogether
successful
evening
came
to
a
fitting
close
with
prayer
by
Mrs.
LIEF
ERICKSON
XMAS
SOCIAL
LAST
EVENING
Etcnt
tVas
Complete
Success
With
Some
313
persons
l'reent
.Tree
Held
In
Afternoon
Fallowing
the.
society's
Christmas
tree
which
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
with
some
sixty
children
present
and
in
the
course
of
which
Rev.
J.
H.
Hansen
gave
a
brief
address
and
Santa
Clau
arrived
with
gifts
and
confections
ffcr
all.'
the
Lief
Erlckson
Society
gave
a
Christmas'
social
l&tt
night
which
was
attended
by
a
crowd
of
some
persons
which
taxed
the
accommo-
success
and
enjoyment.
The
program
of
the
evening
Included
an
address
of
welcome
by
the
president
af
the
society,
Jock
Selrlg,
follswed
by
a
piano
solo
by
Miss
Hllge
Bowen;
address
of
the
day
by
Pete
Sunderland,
vice-president;
solo
by
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen,
Kli
by
S.
A.
McPcerson.
and
solo
by
Hairy
AstorU
A
pretty
feature
of
the
tcning's
proceedings
was
the
formation
by
the
complete
assemblage
In
circles
around
the
Christmas
tree
tor
the
sing
ing
ot
carols,
accompanied
by
Miss
Bowen.
After
the-
program
refreshments
were
served
to
five
sittings
and
dancing
fol
ic
wed
with
music
by
Miss
Jean
Currie
and
O.
Wlkdal.
Those
not
danclnz
played
cards.
Responsible
for
,
the
great
success
of
the
affair
wai
an
energetic
committee
with
Tom
Dybharn
as
chairman.
The
committee
consisted
of
TomDyb-havn.
convener
and
master
or
ceremonies,
Mrs.
K.
Dybhavn.
Mr.
and
.Mrs,
H.
Dhl.
Mrs.
Undseth,
Miss
Wick,
Mrs,
Wlkdahl,
1N.
Ounderson,
N.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Strand
and'
I.
Fenness,
the
last
mentioned
presiding
at
the-door.
It
was
the
first
event
ot
Its
kind
by
the
Lief
Erlckson
Society
which,
whUe
only
two
months
old.
already
has
en
enrolment
ct
some
120
members.
NELLIE
McCLUNG
IS
SPEAKER
AT
LUNCHEON
I
EDMONTON.
Dec
28.
Classifying
bookless
home
a
a
menace
ot
the
age.
!
Mrs
NeUle
L
McClurjg
gave
a
delightful
talk
centering
around
books,
at
a'
O
1W.
k
Ull
i
luncheon
held
In
her
honor
by
the
Edmonton
Women's
Institute
at
the
.
Hudson's
Bay
palm
room.
"People
are
;
depending
too
much
oh
canned
thought."
she
said.
Reviewing
Dorothy
Caafletd's
recent
lock.
The
Bowuuaker.
Mrs.
MClung
sat
tec.
cut
how
this
story
illustrated
the
strength
i
f
tradition
when
a
woman
was
forced
to
decide
between
remaining
in
her
home
when
the
routine
of
housework
was
revolting
to
her.
and
cntaytrtg
justness
which
brought
out
ail
that
was
best
in
her
character.
The
work
of
the
home-maker
which
sailed
for
the
preserving
of
human
relationships
and
the
building
of
oharac-zt.
she
described
as
the
most
delicate
vrk
in
the
world,
and
yet
when
wo-ten
are
spoken
of
as
having
made
t
-access
in
life
the
ranks
ot
bxc-jakera,
no
matter
hew
successful,
re--eive
little
recognition.
Referring
to
the
tribute
which
Great
rlteln'a
premier.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin,
-aid
to
the
work
of
the
Women's
Intitule
daring
his
visit
to
Calgary
some
nonth
ago.
Mrs.
MtClung
dealt
with
he
wonderful
work
the
various
branches
throughout
the
province
are
dolnp
n
connection
with
Immigration,
and
o
the
Edmonton
branch
she
appealed
'to
bulM
wide
and
broad
the
roads
of
the
future
that
the
thousands
of
feet
that
tread
-them,
may
go
straight."
Mrs.
Arthur
Murphy,
who
In
1919
organized
the
Edmonton
W.l
moved
aj
ote
of
thanks
to
the
speaker.
Its
first
resident.
Mrs.
Murphy
also
referred
to
the
fact
that
whMe
much
attention
ss
being
paid
to
material
production,
the
intellectual
side
.Of
things
Is
probably
not
receiving
the
consideration
necessary
for
the
building
of
an
intelligent
country.
Mrs.
Flack
seconded
the
vote
which
was
heartily
endorsed
by
a
gathering
of
some
seventy
PROSECUTION
CASE
HUNTER
MISTAKING
A
MAN
FOR
DEER
VICTORIA.
Dec.
28.
Frank
F.
W.
Smith
was
acquitted
,
by
His
Honor
Judge
P.
S.
Lampman.
In
the
County
I
Court
here
on
a
charge
of
negligently
McLean.
mm,
irotro,
Clark
and
Agnew
w-
called
to
testify
for
the
prosecution,
and
said
o:
the
onidtii
i
which
occurred
when
.Tarden
Ague
was
wounded
by
discharge
from
Smith's
sjun.
Dr.
Stuart
Ketming
gave
evidence
concerning
the
ature
of
Ague
Injuries.
Three
wtine.-m.
If
eluding
the
de-
cadaat,
gave
testimony
for
the
defence,
imltii
saM
ne
had
beeu
hunting
lot
orty
years.
m:U
knew
thoroughly
the
.round
on
wrttch
the
party
were
hunting
at
East
Sooke.
II
had
heard
a
leer
Jump,
and
had
seen
a
movement
in
the
-bush
at
that
time.
He
believe!
it
was
a
deer
at
which
he
was
shooting
and
he
was
astonished
to
find
that
the
.wait
of
'Mm-
gun's
discharge
was
the
wounding
ol
Agnew.
one
ol
the
mem-
er
of
the-
party.
Bath
B.C.
Pcttlagei.
Vleeoria.
and
.earth.
SMaey.
told
the
court
that
they
lad
known
Smith
for
twenty-five
years,
tad
had
always
found
ham
to
bp
care-Jl
white
hunting
in
the
woods.
Alexis
Msrtln
appeared
as
Crown
XMinsel.
while
the
defendant
Stnlth
was
-epresented
by
William
T.
Strattta.
CHRISTMAS
TREE
FOR
REDEKAHS-ODDFELLOWS
Nearly
Hundred
Children
Have
Wonder
ful
Time
In
llWcn,l!jll
Yesterday
Afternoon
Yeaterday
afternoon
at
'ur
otkxrk
tcse
to
one
hundred
children
aad
a
large
number
of
parents
connected
with
the
Bchakah
and
Oddetllowa
'odgea
gathered
In
Boston
Hall
to
the
annual
Christmas
tree.
There
was
a
splendid
program
by
the
children
and
much
merriment
during
the
unloading
if
.the
Christmas
tree.
The
opening
selection
"O
Canada"
waa
played
by
AleU
McKlnley
on
the
piano
and
there
were
also
piano
selections
by
Beatrice
Bremner.
Jack
Ma-
Lean.
Rosa
Cox.
Phyllis
Ireland.
Win-
nlfred
Eby
and
AleU
McKlnley:
violin
selections
by
Ruth
Wilkinson
and
Nellie
Lawrence;
recitations
by
Soeny
Bremner.
Zelia
Sherman,
T)nnte
Kfry
Beeky
Wilkinson.
Edna
Ireland.
Marie
West.
Edna
and
Eva
Morris.
Fred
Peachy.
Zella
Hale.
Bob
Peachy.
Edna
Jimmie
Irvine,
Muriel
Eby.
handling
firearms
In
the
woods
at
East
;
Havel
Marshall
and
Eva
Wilkinson
3coke
on
October
2.
1927.
and
thereby
Following
the
program
real
Christmas
scc&sloplng
bodily
harm
to
Gordon
Ag-
i
refreshments
were
served,
those
In
new.
;
charge
of
this
being
Mrs.
McKlnley.
Frank
Brown,
Ralph
Clark.
Gordon
'Mrs.
Eyolfsen,
sr.
and
Miss
Durren.
Agnew
and
Smith
were
a
shooting
party
Entertainment
committee:
Mrs.
Bert
of
four
at
East
Sooke
on
.
October
3.
Morgan.
Mrs.
Irvine,
lira.
Hammond,
(i
cote,
to
malie
PURE
and
Wkolesome
Beer
THE
wholesome
beers
made
for
the
people
of
British
Columbia
by
the
Vancouver
Breweries
Ltd.,
Rainier
Brewing
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Westminster
Brewery
Ltd.,
SilverSprln&Orewery
Ltd.,
Victoria
Phoenix
Brewery
Co.
Ltd.,
are
not
made
in
a
day
or
a
week.
There
are
months
of
care
before
the
hi
Jli
grade
grains,
choice
hops
and
pure
mountain
water
become
the
brilliant
and
full
flavored
beverage
that
is
PUKE
BEER.
All
beers
made
by
the
above
Breweries
are
fully
fermented
and
aged
for
months
before
they
reach
the
public.
They
will
not
continue
to
ferment
alter
you
drink
them;
they
do
not
cuse
At
fill
Government
the
ill
that
hastily
made,
badly
'
c
prepared
and
half
fermented
otOTCS
"HOMEBREWS"
are
res
pons-
ri
nrrn
v
rnrr
FREE
ibie
for.
DELlYERy
Drink
only
pure
beers
and
preserve
your
health
Wishing
A
Merry
Christmas
To
Everyone
This
advertisecvent
ii
not
pijbbshed
or
displayed
ry
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
F
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
jfa.
MeKtl.
Mr.
Sherman.
Mr.
O
Kelly.
Ml
Baton.
Earl
Barrte
and
Bed
Cox.
STEWART
With
the
Portlaad
Canal
Short
Line
uaaer
sale
awl
the
Canadian
PMille
laMway
looking
to
Stewart
as
the'
out-it
tor
the
Peace
River,
railway
een-traction
is
a
live
topic
tar
discussion.
:t
Stewart
the
day.
A
moat
sMceeaafail
eafaosl
concert
was
ld
teat
WadMsday
Bight
in
the
Mrttee
Ctuo.
Coatrihtittag
to
the
pro-
rem.
wbseh
wa
t&
charge
e-I
Prtaetpat
Sarrla
aad
Mia
HaH
NKbotwm.
were
mn
Marria.
Lawree
MtOantiy.
Billy
fhoraey,
Dorreen
Jatk,
Alice
WHklnaon,
iioiet
Watson.
Hortan
Jack,
Jatk
Lee.
.lurry
Oaabsaae.
Jatkle
Scarlett
aad
Mr.
aarrts.
So
far
tku
aeasast.
lit
Inehea,
of
Oaetly
twelve
feet,
af
now
haa
faliea
n
Stewart.
Ore
aalpment
from
the
Portland
anal
dtetrtet
for
the
season,
not
In-
atueUaf
the
Premier
aad
"Maple
Bay
a.
the
aearleat
palwcM
in
the
region,
figures
for
which
eannat
be
ihaaiaed
until
the
annual
report
of
the
companies
hav
been
issued,
have
been
x
taltows:
Porter
Idaho
(Orel.
120
izm:
B.C.
Silver
tare).
J;
Silverado
(ore.
237:
Dunwell
(coaceatrates),
M2U
Riverside
teooreatrite),
404.
TERRACE
Ml
Magulre,
of
the
public
scliool
tsa
of
Prtace
Rupert,
arrived
en
Mon
day
u
mptai
a
pan
at
th
taUga
tvlth
the
Mlsse
Malott
aad
Easthope.
Howard
Warn
returned
on
Moaday
after
spending
Ohrtsttaa
In
Kwlnltaa.
J.
K.
Ofrdon
waa
host
on
Mondsy
vealng
at
a
Chriatma
dinner
party
for
a
number
of
the
older
men
of
the
district.
'
Mis
I.
Halliwell
of
the
Prince
Rupert
public
school
staff
I
holidaying
at
her
home
here.
Special
Chriatma
services
were
can-
ducted
In
both
ehureba
here
on
Sunday.
In
the
Anglican
church
at
the
morning
service
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
preached
a
very
appropriate
sermon
ana
soles
were
rendered
by
Miss
Hslllwtll
and
by
Mrs.
R.
Haney.
Holy
cunmun-
Uoa
,
was
admlBlsterrd,
jby'rRer.
T,
V.
f
Marsh
.and
I
'the
baby
eon
&i
'
'Dr.
and
Mrs..
Bruramltt
wa
bapttced
during
the'
service.
i
tne
uaitea
onurcn
in
the
evening
by
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
with
special
musle
by
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Allan
and
Mrs
Haney.
Arraagement
have
been
made
for
a
watehnlght
service
to
be
held
in
the
United
Church
on
December
31
at
11
JO
pin.
One
of
the
worst
blizzards
of
the
winter
tcok
pltoe
here
on
Christmas
(Sunday)
night.
iimm.
.itmv.ij.
rrlnre
ltiiert
William
E.
8.
Dudawsrd
and
Dt,
R.
O.
Large.
Port
Simpson;
C
A.
Procun-ier.
Sunnyslde:
VIr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Bell.
Usk;
Mr.
Q.
A.
Taylor,
Mis
Brenda
Smith
and
Jchn
-Taylor,
Port
Esslngton;
Fred
J.
Young.
Aneroid.
Sask.:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Cook.
Prince
Oeorge:
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
and
Theodore
Robin
eon.
Savoy
C.
Toombs,
Port
Simpson;
Mrs
"'A.
Norbcrgtt
Mrs.
c:i
Possum.
John
Ander
eon
nd
Ante
Ears
tad.
Oona'
River;
It.
B.
James.
Salvoua.
''
f'rnlral
Omer
Dupuia,
Hayeport;
O.
Bardal
CJR.
IXOMEItS
OF
THE
HOCKIKS
One
of
the
great
charm
In
the
na
tlorutl
parks
in
tho
Canadian
Rocklea
!
the
variety
and
beauty
of
the
wild
i
flower.
At
first
thought
one
would
'
I
perhaps
not
expect
to
find
an
a
bund
ant
and
Interesting
flora
amid
the
high
er
altitude;
but.
strange
as
it
m?i
WANTED
WANTED.
BY
CAHBFOL
TENANT
small
funlied
cottage.
Ptiaa
61.
sea
HELP
WANTED.
APPLy
INLANDEtV
a
FOR
SALE
60x12
SHINE
BOAT
AND
PAQKER.
SO
ftp.
heavy
oil
engine
aad
Urat
class
trailer,
coat
11.080
1
aaaarhi
aid.
offered
for
thirty
day
only
at
M0O.
43x11
Seine
boat.
90
hp.
sagfi
worth
S30000.
for
30
dH
aaly.
11400.
40
hp.
heavy
oil
atarlae
or
acattaaary
engine,
price
11.600.
Two
30-n
SattMon
trailers.
7
h.s
tad
ta
rip.
price
I4M
aat
two.
18
lip.
8.7iiader.
4-eycie
FaisiMtiks-Morce.
price
1280.
20
hp.
2-ftihder
BuSalo
marine
engine
1500.
uu
iimwi
Daunoo
aeaac.
vsa
iaen:
dep.
utd
aaly
(hart
aaasoe.
8bp
I
at
1700.
Apply
J.
Field.
Bc
84.
Hf.
PtMne
23
FOR
SALE.
A
REAL
CHRISTMAS
Special.
Oeraant
Hetntnaaa
Player
Piano.
(Secondhand
at
SSMAO
on
term
Walker
Muele
Stare
tf
FOB
RENT
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
11SATED;
hot
and
raid
water.
Apply
BS
Third
Aveaue.
at
room
A
betweaa
aad
7.
evenings
M&
FOR
RENT.
Apartment
by
the
day.
weefc
or
month.
Phaae
Red
807.
tf
HOUSE
.
FOR
RENT
6
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
tf
1
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE,
Apply
JIB
Fourth
Ave.
East.
tf
LOST
LOST.
SMALL
OOLD
PIN
SET
With
pearl,
with
bltek
border.
Between
Government
wharf
and
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Fiader
picas
return
to
Dally
New
office.
Reward.
CHIMNEY
SWEEI
II.
J.
Zt'MKKIIIt
-General
llaudy
Man
Wrntce
and
Stove
Cleaned
and
Re.
paired.
Cnlmnie
jwept.
Omety
Plot
Cared
For.
Phone
Red
343.
Prince
Rupett.
BO.
iioi'm:
H'iimmhimih
Chesterfield
suite,
dining
roam
suite.
Harrymor
carpet,
walnut
dressers,
walnut
vanity
.dresser,
floor
limns.
UDholsUred
ean
chairs,
beds.
lilankets.
lounges,
rsnge
brie
ISaed
hesters.
mats,
linoleum.
Treat
yatirseU
to
New
Year's
Olftl
,.
MrKENZIR,
EXCHANGE
ITS.RE
NT.W
AMI
KEt'OMl
HAM!
rtllMTlltF.
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged.
Player
Piano
and
Tt
Cash
Registers
In
stock.
r.ir.Mnri.'Ln'.,
xtwts
ttfl
Thlrtl
Ave.
Phone
BIB
Every
Day
I
-s
DOI.MK
HAV
t
THE
IIOM.tlt
fTOnP
20
per
cent
Discount
cm
all
Stamped
Oood
Notbing
Over
a
Dollar.
IIOMIXIOX
I'fKMTt'Kf-VlEXCII
S.
I'l.sniltrtF.s.
Praprlelnr
144
Third
Avenue
We
Buy.
Sell
or
Exchange
anything.
Phone
Black
ttl
XMAS
AMI
r.W
YBAU
srECLtl.
I
have
only
a
limited
number
of
a.CM.
'Bicycle
and
Joycycl!
the
very
thing
to
make'
the
youngster
happy
for
the
rswbote
coming-year,
Price
from
$25
to
860.00.
A
ml!
cash
payment
down,
balance
monthly.
See
me
now!
TOM
lULMNOKIt
31
Fllfh
Slrret.
Phone
Blue
?S
stem,
the
wlldflower
garden
which
Advertise
in
The'
Dally
Newa
Article,
afid
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
fur
Vancouver
TtMaday-
i
VlMay
as
Pj
.
Saturday
as
cmlc
-
Princes;
E:a:-
a
NOV
30
-
Pi::.
Dec.
21
-as
p:
Irani
Vaneauter-8unlay
-
I
r;,
WedneMlay-
v
Saturday,
u
i
Saturday.
Pr
-Nov.
26
M
Hr
.,-Dec.
17-at
Pr:
Dec
31
at
Hr
ti
'V
Bts
It.
1
3
ill
11
Far
Port
Aim
-man
a4
'
Kim-unday
as
c:i.-.
(,
I'roui
Port
.SlmrMsn
s4
Xaai
bin.
Tueiaay
i.
i
.
u
'or
.tnyca
and
Mev
er.
SuneMV
a
cn
Wednesday
s
r
jet
Irom
,n)ot
and
Mesirt-
Tuesday
a
Cam-.-
.
Friday
a
Pr
:
v-Im
gueerr
t'har'attr-
Dec
a
t
V..
Dee
17
-ss
pi..
Freim
tjuern
C'barMlrf
Det
l--e
Pr
Dec.
it
-C.
Prn
.
lor
Alaska
Nnv
26
-as.
pi
if
Dee
17
-
Pr:
Dec
31
a.
Pr'
Iron
Alatka
Nov
30
a.
Pi
Dea.
31
at.
Pr
8a
tarda
ys
From
Vancotivtr
suaday
Wednesday
Saturday
aPJL
Nov.
38.
De
Trtta.
Sundays.
Tuc
day
To
tnvov,
.tike
Arm.
tfcr.
l!i
ii.
Hi-
MAIL
SCHEDULE
otnoitcit
lor
the
Lait
Monday.
Wedoe
Js.v
I
rom
I
be
Rant
Tuecday.
Thursd
.
dUC
.-.
To
VanrcBier
TKday
mhv
Sacmrdays
0iJL
Nov
so
Dt
Train.
Mondays.
Premier
guimja.
o181'
wdi"daa
December
I
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'
-
-
High
t)ul
11
a
K)l
et:art:.(l
s
"
-
-
-'
r
n
dm
TRAINS
t
or
I
he
En--Mcadayi.
Wednesdy!
at
11-30
am
Front
the
Ea:-
-Tuesdays.
Thursdays,
at
3.30
pin.
Low
234
p
oi
FIIIHAY.
FIIII'AY.
iie..'ii
DECEMItEB
,
5
1
i.in.
Allre
Arm.
atrwart
premier
Tuesday
Frtday
..
To
Naa
Biter
Point
Sundays
rrom
N
River
Points-
K
Tueaday
To
.l.i-ka
Point
Nor.
38.
Dec.
f
hd
s)
rrom
Alak
Point
Nnf
30.
Dec.
21.
a
wit
u
Stewart
To
queen
Charlotte
Wand
Pointy
I
Decfmcer
a
"
t
Mand
P
From
ijueen
Cliartotle
S3!l!f
PHINCE
RUPEirr
TIDES
TiitRsnAV.
decemiieu
:
5:15
.'.:n
18:58
p.:
t
oioom
aiove
the
clouds
In
the
upper
,1
region
are
among
the
most
:
beautiful
iingh
eoa
:"
to
the
world
Over
five
tandred
vart-
18:02
p.
rt!
.1BV
Kn
1-w
U.nl.t.
.
.
11-A9
S.tTJ
tnd
their
exquisite
color,
fragrance,
and
.
KlTITin.tV.
PECEMHin
?f
delicate
lovellueM
add
the
last
touch
mgh
7:03
am
to
the
charm
of
that
wonderful
region.
19.23
p
n
.
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13
11
pjn
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