afflict
humanity.
This
Is
so
4
self
evident
that
it
"eye
A
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
Inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
effi-ciency'through
neglect
Come
and
see!
Fred
Joudry
Kegistered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
the
wise
old
CWL-n
fills
HIS
COAL
BIM
2S2P
(
NOW-TO
GET
ECONOMY
Jffc-W)
I
Fuel
economy
means
buying
the
right
coal
at
the
right
time.
We
have
a
yard
full
of
quality
coal
wailing
for
your
order.
Now'is
the
time
i
to
get
your
supply
before
winter
comes.
This
is
the
right
place.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALREKTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1565
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SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
v
-
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HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
VELVET
Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
REST!
Take
a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QtZtZ
ft
ft
as
L
ANGER,
Cutter
anS
'Designer
223
Sixth
tree
RUPERT
WINS
I
Haveland
filed
out
to
left
field.
HASVE
r
FIRST
MATCH
Defeated
Stewart
In
Protested
'Baseball
Game
Yesterday
by
5
to
4
Prthcc
Rupert
got
the
lucky
breaks
n
yssierday
sttemoon's
baseball
game
and
won
tbe
Orat
of
tbe
aeries
from
Stew
art
by
a
score
of
4-3.
I',
waa
not
what
could
be
called
an
exacUy
tight
game
ol
DaU
tor
there
were
fielding
error
both
side,
particularly
Ruperts.
but
It
proved
good
entertainment
for
a
gathering
of
fana
which
was
not
sc
large;
a
It
might
have
been
bad
longei
notice
of
the
match
been
given.
Quib
bling
among
the
players,
which
cul-aiinaVd
In
The
sixth
Inning
when
Umpire
Harry
Menzies
withdrew
from
thf
bame.
the
match
continuing
under
pro
test
by
Stewart
and
all
bet
beln;-called
off,
somewhat
tried
the
patiezux
cf
the
fans.
Too
much
of
this
kind
of
thing
Is
being
allowed
In
baseball
here
.and
the
sooner'
some
umpire
take
a
firm
stand
and
brooks
no
lnterfer
cnce
from
hotheaded
players,
the
better
It
will
be
for
the
game
and
the
enjoy
ment
of
the
spectator.
Stewart
gathered
one
run
each
In
the
first
and
second
innings
and
Prince
Rupert
went
up
In
the
last
half
of
the
second
by
filling
the
basea
for
three
batters
on
Brace,
the
visiting
hurler,
Lwho-wa
yankedv!n
favor
of
-Xloyd
who
J-.eld.
Rupert
for
the
Wince
of
the
game
to
two
hits
and
two
runs,
not
before
three
runs
had
been
scored
In
the
fatal
second
by
tbe-locals.
The
sixth
was
a
bad
limine-
for
Lamble,
the
local
hurler.
but
hi
field
(topped
Stewart
from
getting
more
than
two
runs.
The
winning
run
was
scored
by
Prince
Rupert
in
its
part
of
the
sixth
fter
a
protest
bad
been
made
by
Stewart
at
Herman
Lobllck
iseing
al
lowed
to
bat
for
Benny
Wendls
with'
out
tbe
umpire
being
notified.
The
umpire
ruled
in
favor
of
Loblick
but
Stewart
players
would
not
accept
tbe
ruling
whereupon
His
Umps
retired
from
the
game
which
was
then
handled
entirely
by
Jack
Ratchford
who
had
been,
umpiring
bases.
PLAY
RV
PLAY
First
Inning
Stewart
Mills
got
first
on
third
baseman
error
In
drop
ping
tbe
ball.
Besaw
waa
out
at
first
from
pitcher.
Buckmlre
filed
out
to
centre
field
and
Tompkins'
two
bagger
scored
111
Us.
Lloyd
filed
out
to
right
field.
One
bit,
one
run,
one
error.
Prince
Rupert
Herrle
walked
and
was
caught
off
first
when
Moran
fan
ned.
Downle
was
out.
snort
atop
to
first
base.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Second
inning
Stewart
Cordon
was
hit
by
a
pitched
tall
and
Gregg
got
to
first
when
right
field
dropped
the
ban
Oordon
scored
when
third
base
loit
the
throw
from
right
field.
Bruce
was
out
at
first
from
short
stop.
Kennedy
filed
out.
and
Mills
was
out
at
first
from
pitcher".
One
run,
no
hits,
two
errors.
Prjnce
puperVr-JUveland-
got.
first
on
a
single
and
took
second
on
a-
passed
ball.
Balfour
walked
and
Wendie
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Vic
Menzies
came
to
bat
with
tbe
basea
full
and
scored
Haveland
with
a
high
single.
Farcjuhar
waited
the
pitcher
out
and
walked,
Balfour
being
forced
home
With
the
bases
still
full,
Lamble
made
a
safe
single
off
Southpaw
Lloyd
who
relieved
Bruce
and
scored
Wendie.
Herrle
ran
Into
a
double
play,
Menzies
being
out
at
the
plate,
pitcher
to
catcher
to
first
base.
Moran's
grounder
was
picked
up
by
the
catcher
who
relayed
It
to
first.
Three
runs,
three
hits,
no
errors.
Third
Inning
8tewart
Besaw
out
at
first
from
.pitcher.
Buckmlre
got
first
when
Menzies
fumbled.
Tompkins
filed
out
to
left
field
and
Lloyd
walked.
Gordon
fanned.
Mo
runs,
no
hits,
one
error.
Prince
Rupert
Downle
and
Haveland
struck
out
and
Balfour
filed
out
to
centre
field.
No
runs,
no
bits,
no
Fourth
etewart
Gregg
filed
out
to
second
base;
Bruce
fanned
and
Ken
nedy
was
out
at
first
from
second.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Lamble
wa
put
out
by
first
baseman's
fielding.
Herrle
got
first
when
the
first
baseman
dropped
the
ball.
Moran
was
put
out.
second
to
first
and
Downle
'came
up
with
a
not
two
bagger
which
scored
Herrle.
hi"
one
run.
one
error.
j
Sixtb
-Uoyd
was
out
at
first
from
pitcher
Gordon
knocked
a
long
three
bagger
Into
left
field
shrubbery
and!
Oregg
got
first
when
Menzle
dropped
3
.J
m
TO6LEY
he
ball.
Gordon
sccrlng.
Bruce
was
ut
at
first
base
from
catcher
and
Cennedy's
Texas
leaguer
scored
Gregg.
Kennedy
was
out
trying
to
steal
second.
ro
hits,
two
run,
one
error.
One
digestion,
and
satisfies
the
craving
for
sweats.
aV
3
H
Is
the
Ideal
sweet
for
chil-dren
and
you,
too.
It
aids
appetite
and
E
n
fv
'
Evy
MeoTX
O
Prince
Rupert
Balfour
got
first
on
hort
stop's
error.
Lobllck,
batting
for
Vendle,
was
put
out
at
tint
from
rttcher,
Menzies'
two
bagger
scored
"Oalour.
Farquhar
filed
out
to
second
:Jase)
and
Menzies
was
caught
at
third
h
double
play.
One
hit
.one
run,
one
error.
Seventh-jetewart
Mill
got
fh-st
7brti
centre
fielder
dropped
the
ball
Mit
was
put
out
trying
to
steal
second.
3esaw
got
first
on
third
base'
error
and
luckmlre
filed
out
to
right
field.
No
-una.
no
hits,
two
errirs."
Score
by
Innings:
Stewart
......
I
I
0
0
0
2
Prince
Rupert
.0
3.
0,
0
11
STEWART
1
0
MlUs,
cf
Besaw,
2b.
........'.
Buckmlre,
3b.
...1
Tompkins,
c.
.
.
.
v
Lloyd
lb.
and
p-Gordon,
as.
Oregg,
If.
Bruce,
p.
and
lb.
Kennedy
o
-
".0-'-.;
2
fi
'-'.
o
o
H.
7
64
E
0
iO
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
Herrle,
Sb
I
Moran.
2b
Jownle.
e
lavetand.
rf.
Balfour,
cf.
Aendie,
a,
ensie.
Xb.
arqubar.
If.
amble,
p.
SPORT
CHAT
LARKS
ORKandBEANS
W,
Qj9HERE
Is
no
better
food
to
build
bone
and
muscle,
to
restore
from
the
fatigue
of
work
or
play
and
prepare
for
renewed
effort.
Young
:aid
old
enjoy
the
savory
perfectly
cooked
beans,
with
the
Canada
A
pproved
pork
and
the
generous
smother
of
excellent
sauce.
Clark's
is
surely
.Pork
end
Beans
at
Its
Best,
All
ready
to-hest
and
serve
this
excellent
food
saves
the
housekeeper
both
work
and
money.
Sold
Everywhere
CLARK
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL,
P.Q.
"Let
the
CUrk
Kitchent
help
you"
"
J9-27
'La
O
1927
sv
Inttl
Fcnc
Svict.
fC.
6
8
7
Strike
outs
By
LamMc.
3:
by
Bruce
two
lnnlnffsK'
1
by
Uoyd
(tour
inning),
4.
Hit
by
plteher
by
Lambte.
1:
b
Bruce.
1.
Base
on
bait
off
UmMe,
V,
oC
Bruce.
3:
off
Uogrd.
0.
Three
bafger
KJordon.
Two
baggers
Tompkina,
Downle
and
Menzies.
Double
plays
Uoyd
to
Tompkins
to
Brace;
Beaaw
to
Buckmlre.
RIILB
RANOK.
The
to
lowing
score
were
made
at
tbe
Labor
Day
atoot
of
the
North
B.C
Tefiment
Rifle
Association,
there
1-
log
no
spoon
awarded
owing
to
the
fact
that
there
were
not
enough
mem
bers
pretent:
200
500
600
W.
Brass
33
27
31
A.
WyHe
24
"23
31
A.
Squires
....
24
26
28
M
M.
Lamb
30
27
19
R.
W.
Cameron
23
36
T
.Russell
19
28
21
Ttl
90
78
78
78
73
88
The
native
football
and
baseball
gmn
are
proving
again
to
be
an
Interesting
adjunct
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
activities.
The
natives
go
t
their
sport
in
a
wholehearted
man
ncr
aoa
are
even
more
eninustasuc
bout
It
than
are
the
other
players.
There
are
not
a
few
of
Use
Utter
who
enjoy
watching
their
game.
Moose
and
Regiment
go
at
it
to
night
in
what
will
probably
be
the
last
football
game
of
the
season
as
far
a
the
etty
league
la
concerned
tbe
final
for
the
Oilhuly
Cup.
Having
headed
the
league
In
point
in
this
series,
tbe
Regiment
are
now
out
to
capture
the
trophy
which.
If
they
do.
will
be
their
first
of
the
season.
The
Moose
are
equally
confident
of
their
abilities.
The
Stewart-Prince
Rupert
baseball
series,
coming
aa
it
did
as
somewhat
of
a
last
minute
surprise
package,
hat
beed
an
Important
feature
of
the
Ex
S
dous
?
IWrfh
w
need
and
I
Lgc
like
f
Vi
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Ct!
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Rupert
Post
oOfiit.
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salary
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niapert
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ber
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Nwi
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GENERAL
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SALE.
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suitable
for
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Mbltion
athletic
aoUvlties.
It
was
nuch
.
sppreclated
by
local
baseball
sns,
and
thsy
are
legion
and,
though
his
has
been
Stewart's
first
In
many
moon.
It
Is
generally
hoped
that
aeba!l
series
between
Prince
Rupert
nd
Stewart
in
future
may
be
at
least
n
annual
occurrence.
(ISPIOX
WINS
FIPvST
NATIVE
SOCCER
GAME
In
the
first
of
the
native
football
games
yesterday
for
the
Exhibition
Board's
cup
now
held
by
Greenville,
Kiiplox
beat
Port
Simpson
by
a
score
of
three
to
nil.
Itwas
all
the
winning
team's
game.
Ernie
Warren
acted
referee.
KUplox
will
now
meet
Klncollth.
pro
bably
tomorrow
morning
and
the
win-
lers
will
play
off
with
Oreenvllle.
FAIR
OPENED
LAST
NIfiHT
AND
MANY
ENJOYED
SEE-
INO
SPLENDID
NOVEL
EX
HIRITS
,tcon$lnued
.from
page
one)
hat
beat
the
world
took
premier
place
.ad
especially
was
It
attractive
to
those
from
the
country
and
to
those
who
had
?ver
.fanned.
Included
in
the
Peace
River
exhibit
was
an
Individual
display
by
Thomas
Oovenlock
who
formerly
lived
here
and
who
during
that
time
married
Mrs.
Stlllwell
of
this
city.
He
now
lives
at
Whltecourt
In
the
Peace
River
dhtrict
of
Alberta.
Prince
George
had
an
excellent
dls
triot
exhibit
which
wa
artistically
dls.
played
and
excited
much
comment.
The
Skeena
and
Bulkley
valley
and
tbe
lakes
district
Joined
for
the
purpose
of
mak
jig
a
representative
exhibit
which
was
in
charge
of
D.
D.
Munro.
it
was
artistically
staged
along
one
side
of
the
hall
and
showed
most
of
tbe
products
of
the
country.
Including
the
tamou
prize-winning
timothy
seed
which
had
beaten
the
world
for
quality.
jne
general
uowtr
and
fruit
and
vegetable
showing
was
well
staged
and
very
attractive.
The
storm
of
two
week
ago
affected
adversely
the
local
flowers
but
there
was
a
good
representative
col
lection
to
be
seen.
In
the
poultry
department
the
young
toxe
were
ine
centre
of
attraction
Everywhere
somehlng
new
could
be
dls
covered
and
the
visitors
to
the
show
spent
a
profitable
and
enjoyable
time
Commercial
displays
thl
year
Include
Albert
tc
McCaffery.
building
material;
Big
Bay
Lumber
Company:
F.
a.
Daw-
l
son
Ltd..
wholesale
groceries.
Bwift
Canadian
Co
;
The
Louvre,
ladywear;
Prince
j
Rupert
Auto
Company.
Essex
cars;
P
Burn
tc
Co.:
Parkin
&
Ward
Electric
I
Lunch.
Co.
Watklns
Products;
and
White
FOIt
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FOR
RENT.
NICE
LA
ROB
FURNISH-ed
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Flttxt
Avenue
West
with
private
family
Hosts.
Fine
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view.
Pnoive
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week
or
month.
Pbsos
Rd
667.
tf
OR
RENT.
Pianos,
phonograph
and
Stufsr
sewing
machine.
WsMterv
Maslc
Store.
OR
SIVT.
MOPSRN
HOUSE.
HAR-hor
view
Apply
211.
4th
Art.
E.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
849
SUMMIT
Avenue.
Phone
Re
933.
204
FURNISHED
SUITE
FOR
RENT.
AT
Palmer
House.
it
LOST
LOST.
FROM
GOVERNMENT
WHARF.
green
skiff
with
covered
bows.
Finder
please
return
to
Oovsmment
wharf.
Phone
Red
737
or
Black
991.
Reward.
LOST.
BUNCH
OF
KEYS
IN
POST
OfOce
or
on
way
to
ON.
Wharf.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
Office.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
OLD
COUNTRY
MATERNITY
NURSE
open
for
engagements
dally
or
monthly
(certificated
l
testimonlala.
Phone
Red
63S.
213
"UlllOLSTERINO
nJRNrrURE
REPAIRINO;
UPHOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
003.
O.
M.
HUNT,
EXCHANGE
VEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa-dopulos
and
Mara,
839
Third
Ate.
Phone
648
tf
I'KINCE
Kri'F.KT
SCHOOL
OF
MI'HIC
1'AI.L
KK-OIT.MXfl
On
Tuesday,
September
8
Pupil
now
enrolling.
Orchestra
practice
every
Friday
at
7
pjn.
professor
ii.
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ruvcE.
Phone
C7I.
AlCTIOSr.F.R
AND
STCOMlll
AND
i
I
BUT.
SELL
OR
EXCHANGE
ANY
thing
of
value.
Phone
Brine
for
business.
Telephone
774.
K.ME.V
(lAR.UlE.'
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TirRTIIER
Kr.Iil'CTIO.NS
In
CHEVROLET
PRICES
Commercial
Chassis,
fc-ton
delivery
4838.00
Touring
811.60
Roadster
,.
3811.00
Roadster
Delivery-
1811.00
Sport
Roadster
1880.00
Coach
3949.00
Coupe
$964.00
Sedan
1,05300
Cabriolet
,11.086,00
Landau
Sedan
$1.11900
Imperial
Landau
Sedan
.-...$1,108
00
UUllty
Express,
1
ton
truck..
$792.00
Disc
wheels
$25.00
extra
In
all
models.
A
complete
line
of
1928
models
on
hand
at
present.
Phone
or
call
for
demonstration
and
learn
about
our
easy
payment
plan.
,
Guaranteed
Used
Cart'
on
Hand.
y
Ford
Coupe,
192S
$100
cash,
balahc
'
125
per
month.
'
jj
Fbrd
Sedan,
1926,
$100
cash,
balan
$23
per
month.
K.WEN
OAILtriE,
Date
ltoj
DealUrs
in
all
General
Motor
Producets
Goodyear
and
Firestone
Tires.
Wrecking
Service
Day
and
Night.
Phone
5?
TAXI
Phone
67
Tai
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Iassenjjer
Stnde-bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
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nrcos.
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koom
Meeker
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(Across
from
Empress
IJotel)
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UP
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cause
of
most
of
the
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that
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Vancouver
Sandsy
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Tuesday
as.
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Sept.
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Mewarl
Artklti
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and
Found.ic
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
.
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Princess
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as.
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s.
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10
as.
Prince
John
Sept.
34
m.
Prince
Jhn
From
tjueen
CtiarMle
Sept.
8
as.
Prince
John
Sept.
23
a.
Prince
John
For
Alaska-
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Alaka
i
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i
la
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Friday
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as.
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4
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Sept.
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Prince.
Alice
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Sept.
20
Prineess
Loume
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a.
Prince
Oeorse
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Sept.
11
ss.
Prlncesa
Alice
Sept.
21
s.
Prliice
Alice
Sspt.
30-
.
Princess
Alice
MAIL
SCHEDULE
MiPTEMHEKt
IK'
Sundays
Wednesday
To
Naas
Rlvrr
Points-
Thursdays
....
pa
For
I
he
Eat
.
Mondsy.
Wednesdsys.
Sturvi."
dose-
From
the
l'jt
.
Xlonday.
Wednesdays,
mosj
-
due
To
Vancouter
Sundays
Tuesday
Ttrondajr
Saturday
OPJl
fiept-
II-
21.
30
From
Vancouver
10
p
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p
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p
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Saturdays
CJJl.
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17.
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trm
Sundays
m
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Wednesday
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and
Alice
Arm
Tuesday
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mall
'
Thursday
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
ltfM,
Saturday
:
From
Slewart
and
Premier
Sundays....
Tuesdays
"m.ll
ck
P
From
vNaas
River
Points
(Jl
ml"
Saturdays
To
Alaska
Points
Sept.
6,
17,
26
From
Alaka
Points
Sept.
11.
21,
30
To
Queen
Charlotte
Man
'oln,-
rrnm
rjuren
Charlotte
Mna
Sept.
8,
22
C.N.RJRAINS
For
the
F.ast
ilJ1
Dally
-Except
Sundays
From
the
East
ijOJ
Dally
exctpl
TueoJ'