FLAT
RACING
STARTS
AGAIN
rettivii
on
Lincoln-
ani
NATIONAL
IN
WEEK
Ol'
MAIiril
SI
H
I.U1IIT
LIVERPOOL,
March
15.
Canadian
Press
Despatch)
Following
the
trad!
tlon
of
many
years
the
old
National
Hunt
season
closes
and
the
new
flat
racing
season
opens.
In
a
week
of
great
races.
This
year
It
is
the
-week
of
March
21.
The
Lincolnshire
Handicap
on
Wednesday,
the'
23rd,
and
the
Grand
National
steeplechase
on
FTlday,
the
25th,
are
outstanding
races
not
only
of
the
week
but
of
the
whole
year.
The
Lincolnshire
'Is
over
the
straight
mile
at
Lincoln,
and
the
National
once
again
over
the
historic
four
mile
course
at
Alntree,
Liverpool.
In
between,
on
March
24.
is
sandwiched
the
Liverpool
opnng
tup,
oi
a
little
more
than
a
mile
and
a
quarter,
a
fairly
Important
event
tn
the
series
of
spring
handicaps.
Prom
the
public's
point
of
view,
both
the
opening
flat
race
and
the
cloning
steeplechase
are
fairly
open
events,
how-ever
tliey
may
result
on
tlie
field.
At
least,
there
U
very
little
betting,
and
this
Is
not
wholly
accounted
for
by
the
betting
tax.
I.1M
OlAMIItlliK
Twice
In
the
last
three
years
a
French
horse
has
won
the
Lincolnshire
Handicap.
There
seems
to
be
a
distinct
possibility
that
the
race
this
year
will
again
be
won
by
a
foreign
horse,
for
AUerus,
French-trained
pride
of
M.(
Boussac,
is
the
favorite,
or
.rather
is
at
the
shortest-priced
odds.
Baron
Oppenhelm'a
crack
German!
thoroughbred
Welssdora
is
at
the
too
of
the
table
of
weights
with
126
pounds.
and
another
French
horse.
Paul
Wer-J
uicuurr
ujnua,
is
vnira
wun
1Z3
pounds.
Other
leading
contenders
how.
ever
are
the
English
horses
Friar
Wile.
Orandfllght
and
Helter
Skelter.
B.
Coupon's
Orblndos.
carrying
08
pounds.
Is
a
prominent
candidate.
CSKAMl
NATIONAL
Jack
Horner.
Misconduct
and
Sprig
appear
the
leading
candidates
for
the
Grand
National.
Jack
Horner
of
course
won
the
race
last
year;
and
he
Is
to
carry
22
pounds
more
than
in
his
victorious
effort.
Misconduct
has
been
running
well
In
preparation,
and
defeated
other
good
National
candidates
In
the
Coventry
steeplechase
a
few
days
ago.
Sprig
has
finished
fourth
for
the
last
two
years.
The
heaviest-weighted
horse
Is
Stephen
Sanford't
Bright
Boy,
third
last
year.
Ballystockart
and
Misconduct
are
comparatively
lightly
handicapped
and
on
this
account
and
on
their
showing
in
the
National
Hunt
season
now
closing,
are
attracting
some
support.
The
advance
prospects
for
the
national
are
decidedly
uncertain.
At
the
same
time
the
race
Is
never
won
by
a
bad
horse,
and
the
last
complete
outsider
to
win
It
was
Rublo
In
1908.
at
66
to
one.
Other
winners'
since
have
been
perhaps
at
long
odds,
but
at
the
same
time
have
generally
been
popular
la
notes.
More
than
60
accepted
the
weights
for
the
National.
MAKES
SCIENCE
OFTCAPPING
siTitrT
or
r.NTO.v
mavs
si
tos
Is
NOW
OCT
CLINTON,
March
1$.
For
years
fur
buyers
here
have
marvelled
at
the
fine
pelts
brought
In
by
Edward
Rioui
from
his
trap
lines
In
the
Bridge
Lake
country,
and
now
the
secret
Is
out.
At
tlie
close
of
each
trapping
season
Rloui
brings
in
a
catch
worth
from
II,-OW
U
SJ.OO0.
Hi
line
extends
ovet
ISO.
miles,
and
he
works
as
hard
durtnj
the
summer
as,
In
winter,
tor
he
say
that
the
preparations
he
makes
In
warm
weather
are
responsible,
for
his
bountiful
catch
after
the
anow
flies.
The
lakes
and
streams
of
the
Bridge
Lake
country
are
teeming
with
fish
and
ail
the
fUh
he
can
catch
during
the
summer
he
takes
out
along
the
trapline
and
scatters
near
the
spots
where
a
few
months
hence
he
plans
to
place
his
steel-Jawed
traps,
in
this
way
the
fur-bearing
animals
In
Rloux's
territory
be
come
accustomed
to
obtaining
their
food
along
the
trapline
route.
After
the
traps
are
set
In
the
winter
and
whenever
the
fur
bearers
are
hungry
instinct
lakes
them
to
the
places
where
they
found
food
during
the
summer
and
eventually
they
find
their
place
among
luoux's
glossy
pelts.
He
boards
1
anlmali
In
the
summer
time
and
akliu
them
In
the
winter.
BURNS
LAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy
entertained
t
a
card
party
and
banquet
in
honor
of
Mr.
end
Mrs.
Andrew
Anderxon,
who
were
recently
married
In
Prince
Rupert
rnre
winners
at
bridge
were
Mrs.
Hartley
and
P.
V.
Tallon,
while
whist
prlnes
were
captured
by
Miss
Catherine
McKenna
and
Mr.
Anderson,
Sidney.
oodwln
acted
as
toastmaster
and
among
uiose
1o
spoke
were
C.
Hartlev.-
Lowe,
Mrs.
V.
Schelderup,
p.
Mulvllie,
mis
u
i.
Prlngie
and
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele
A.
M.
Ruddy,
P.
Brunell
and
A.
B
Browu
n-prewnted
Burns
Lake
at
th
ccumullon
of
the
British
Columbia
IJbrral
Association
In
Vancouver.
Mulvllie
represented
Grassy
Plains.
j.
m.
oitwon,
late
district
forester
at
Trince
Oeorge,.
who
was
recently
ap
pointed!
forester
for
the
province
In
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
UfSSalfif
.
ait;
v
CI
aJCVll
troabled
with
that
complaint
again."
race
50c
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
nailed
direct
on
racelpt
of
pries
by
las
T.
Milium
Co.,
Limited,
Toroato,
A1
charge
of
operation,
was
an,
official
visitor
tn
this
district
last
week.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Wall
has
been
here
from
Smtthers
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy.
K.
Le
Large
has
taken
over
the
man
agement
of
the
Lakevlew
Hotel
Miss
Gertmde
Wahmai
and
Oeorce
Hepner
of
Plncher
Creek.
Altwru,
n'.ece
andl
brother
of
J.
J.
HepnT.
are
visit
ing
at
the
Lakevl-v
Hotel.
The
fcnr.er
will
probably
spend
the
summer
here
while
Mr.
Hepner
will
visit
for
about
two
weeks.
Mr.
and
Mr..
O.
Holden
have
returned
here
after
an
extended
visit
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province.
District
visitors
in
town
durlne
the
week
Included
F.
Dobble.
Toplev;
R,
.H.
Moore.
Vanderoof;
M.
J.
Brewer.
Na-
aina;
e.
u.
strunbold.
Topley;.
Bruce
Little,
Francois
Lake;
J.
Barker.
Forest-
Uale;
J,
H.
Prtngle,
Francois
Lake;
Slim
Allen,
Palling:
W.
N.
Clark,
South
Eulkley:
P.
Pavlch
and
Norman
Radley,
Prince
Oeorge.
HOTEL
AUKIVAI-S.
J.
R,
McDonald,
Juneau:
R.
D.
Mc-
Cafftry.
W.
Lamb
and
1.
H.
Houle.
city.
Prince
Rupert
Oeorge
McAfee,
Georgetown.
mow,
i
...
.
.
GERMANS
AGAIN
BUILDING
NAVY
ixnnnNcy
is
watcuwoud
or
nouk
which
i
ih.imi
maii.-
OI'EO
INTO
TltK.(ITII
BERLIN,
March
15.
(Canadian
Press)
"One
hundred
per
cent
efficient"
Is
the
watchword
of
the
new
Gennar
cavy.
which
U
now
being
steadily
developed
In
strength.
The
estimates
for
1927
show
that
keen
attention
Is
paid
to
improvement.
In
fighting
equipment
and
naval
engineering.
They
further
reveal
the
comparatively
Urge
program
of
new
construction
now
under
way.
Money
Is
voted
for
continuing
work
on
four
new
cruisers
of
the
Emden
class
(the
nameshlp
of
which
was
completed
last
year,
and
is
now
making
maiden
cruise
round
the
world).
12
bit
destroyers,
and
one
torpedo
boat.
There
Is
a
large
increase
In
the
vote
The
whUt
drives
and
dances
held
bv
the
local
assembly.
Native
Sons
of
Can
ada,
seem
to
be
increasing
in
popularity,
for
last
night's
event
had
the
largest
turnout
of
any
so
tar
this
season.
'
Prire
winners
were
as
follows:
Men's
llrst,
Capt.
Jim
Morrison;
men's
second,
Fred
Rlffou;
ladles',
first.
Mrs.
Jack
Ratchford;
ladles'
second,
Mrs.
Clavrlng.
Refreshments
m-r
ufvmI
nA
rf-n-i,,-
Another
wav
to
become
rhrerful
u
tn
I
fnPna
m,,4A
vu.
,
-
.
.
.
w,
wuj
uj
MH
i
(
TI
visit
the
country
and
observe
the
acres
I
Morrison's
orchestra
with
Glllls
Royer
ui
(ih
you
wni
nave
u
ailing
as
master
or
ceremonies.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
event
CanadallpW
"ALL
visitor!
thorel"
Thelait
hawser
it
cast
adrift
JT
and
hauled
aboard
I
Rails
are
lined
with
happy
travellers
waving
a
last
farewell
to
friends
on
shore!
The
big
liner
slowly
gathers
way
and
moves
down
stream
towards
the
open
sea.
The
voyage
has
started
I
The
watching
crowds
diiperse
return
to
the
narrow
round
of
flrab,
daily
tasks.
But
for
the
carefree
voyagers
on
shipboard,
an
enchanted
world
unfolds
days
to
follow
stored
with
rainbow
viiiona.
The
grandeur
of
the
great
St.
Lawrence
the
Atlantic's
WhiU
conUntlntnt
ntw
delighti,
ROMANCE
It
costs
no
more
to
cross
on
one
of
these
big
oil-burning
ships
-
Athenia,
Alaunia.
AscanU,
Auranla,
Antonla,
Ausonia,
Andania.
'
;
Lrtltia-
CANADIANf
SERVICE
LunnlaldSOn
LINES
622
Hayings
Street,
W..
Vancouver,
11.C
.-omlsted
of
Frank
Fortune,
chairman.
Quits
Royer.
,
U.
Morrison,
C
R.
Blg-jart
and
Ralph
Smith.
INTEREST
IS
BEING"
TAKEN
IN
FISHERIES
til
fanatt.i
and
(
nllrd
Mate
N
Watch-
Ing
leHniinent
wf
liiiln-lrr
In
llrlll-.li
miumlila
Much
Interest
is
Just
now
being
taken
for
oil
fuel,
which
Is
now
used
exclu-Z
"T"""
w
ln"
Pm
01
slvely
in
all
new
ships
as
well
as
in
the
older
destroyers
recently
converted
.Torn
cool
to
oil.
IHKSEL
MOTORS
The
fact
that
elaborate
experiment
are
being
made
to
perfect
the
Del
motor
for
high
speed
wmhlp
Is
revealed
for
the
first
time.
Germany
may
yet
produce
the
first
hleh
speed
motor
erulser
or
battleship.
The
fleet
now
in
active
service
con
sists
of
tour
battleships
and
five
cruis
ers,
with
torpedo
craft
and
smaller
vessels,
tt
is
now
proposed
to
commission
more
big
ships,
as
the
recent
substitution
of
civilians
for
sailors
In
all
shore
appointments
has
released
many
more
officers
and
men
for
sea
duty.
The
new
German
fleet
Is
already
the
most
powerful
force
in
the
Baltic,
and
at
the
present
rate
of
progress
its
Influence
will
soon
be
felt
ence
more
beyond
the
confines
of
that
sea.
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Natlie
Si
of
Canada
Were
ll'M
al
Knjojable
Adair
In
Metropule
Hall
Ms
lit
.ish
Columbia
fisheries
says
a
Canadian
National
publication.
This
Is
not
sur
prising.
If
one
considers
that
these
flail-;rles
produce
over
(21,000.000
annually
naif
the
total
fun
production
of
toe
whole
of
Canada.
Also
it
must
be
re-
jtuiuciru
mm
i
many
oi
uie
mn
raugni
u
these
waters,
although
there
in
enor-
jious
quantities,
are
not
yet
commer-.tally
exploited.
The
values
ot
some
01
he
blfaer
annual
ratrhM
-
Salmiui
13.027
J31:bairbut.
S.427I2:
herring.
ei.3OT.aso-.
clanu,
1153,472:
black
cod.
1130434;
and
whales,
1359.714.
A
large
roportlon
of
these
fisheries
are
carried
n
in
the
Jvaiers
around
Vaitcouver
island,
the
comDanlea
havlns
hesd-
(uarters
at
Victoria
or
Vancouver
City,
rlnce
Rupert,
one
of
the
Pacific
Coast
.ermlm
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
cays.
U
also
an
Important
fish-shipping
.x)lnt,
and
Is
the
home
port
ot
a
large
Htet
of
halibut,
cod
and
salmon
fishing
re&tels
operating
In
North
Pacific
waters.
NEW
HIGH
RECORD
FOR
PRODUCTION
OF
CANUCK
AUTOS
OTTAWA.
March
18.
Production
el
automobiles
tn
Canada
during
1928
reached
a
new
high
record
of
205.118
units,
an
Increase
of
28
per
cent,
over
the
total
for
1925,
and
55
per
cent,
above
the
figures
of
1924.
The
year's
output
Included
68.059
sedans
and
coaches,
14.282
coupes.
61.472
touring
cars.
8.555
runabouts,
23530
chassis.
251.365
trucks
and
153
tatlcabs.
The
sales
Value,
fo.b.
plant,
of
cars
pro
duced
during
the
year
amounted
to
I34,ow.ooo
m
1923,
and
475.000.000
in
1934.
Only
II
plants
In.
Canada
manufactured
car
and
trucks
durlne
1928.
All
were
located
In
Ontario,
but
there
are
asscmbllnr
Dlsrrts
In
some
of
the
dthef
proving
,Cn)iartlan'
sukunoblle
nisuuiariurero
enjoy
quite
a
urge
export
trade,
making
shipments
to
all
parts
of
the
globe.
CITY
INVITED
TO
JOINDELEGATION
tMrly
Mill
laie
Thl
flly
on
April
li
lor
CO
iiiont
mi
In
Return
V
l-.it
nt
liiM
l'all
The
city
council
received
a
communication
last
night
from
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Board
of
Trade
Inviting
the
city
to
oe
represented
In
a
delegation
that
will
proceed
to
Edmonton
to
return
the
visit
01
an
fcdmonton
and
Alberta
government
to
the
city
lan
fall.
It
Is
planned
to
nave
me
local
delegation
leave
for
the
prairie
capital
on
the
morning
of
Aril
0.
Trmatter
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee
for
report.
SURPLUSES
SHOWN
BY
LIGHT
AND
'PHONES
M-rallon
f
fi,r
During
Month
of
iniruary
KeMiffril
In
Pmrit
of
l,-
and
ijiitrr,
II.033.M
Keports
lrom
J.
J.
Little,
auperinten
cient
of
Utilities,
on
the
operation
of
the
light
and
telephone
dmarunenta
dur
Ing
tle
month
of
Pebruary
were
presented
to
the
city
council
last
night,
The
former
department
had
eatlmated
revenue
of
110,083
28
with
surplus
of
!,.
"JWM
and
the
latter
revenue
of
13.704.90.
and
surplus
of
1,033.22..
W
anted
For
Sale'
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED
Tin:
i.
it.
atkins
in.
Wanu
a
steady,
reliable
and
industrious
Man
In
this
city
and
surrounding
district
to
KKTAII.
WATKINS
(jl
Al
ITV
PKOIH
4'TH
-Mtlti;
IS
t'AWHt-Ictabllshed
In
18C8.
the
oldest
and
argrst
company
of
IU
kind
In
the
vorld:
manufacturers
of
dver
ITS
dlf-erent
food
products,
flavorlnk
ei
tracts,
pices,
toilet
articles,
aospe
and
clean-ers,
household
remedies
and
dUln-fectanls.
WATKINS
Ill
Al.lrV
lMtOllKTS
SOI.II
DlltlCT
TO
COVMMtllt
AMI
IN
liKM
Ml
CM
KVW
III
Ki:.
Silendld
-opportunity
to
get
Into
a
jemianent
and
profitable
buslne
of
Tour
own
and
one
that
will
give
you
a1
iteady
Income
12
months
of
the
year.
Till:
,
H.
WATKINS
rotlPANV.
Itrpt.
A,
Vaimt
titer.
Il.f
WANTED
TO
BUT.
GOOD
ROW
BOAT
Apply
Box
26,
Dally
News
Office.
81
FOIt
SALE
FOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
Kermath
marine
engine
In
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cah.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
&o
-AND
FOR
SALE
O
RAH
AM
ISLAND.
Forty
acres,
light
Umber.
li
mile
from
Inlet.
t423iX).
F.
Dicker.
Lad
Cardinal.
Alberta.
83
ORANDVIEW
HOTEL
FOR
SAIJt
Make
an
offerl
67
CRIBBAGELEAGUE
Colli
Murage
Mill
tin
Tup
"..V.
Operator
and
.Miif
l(
n
ii
tier
up
Cribbage
League
resulu
last
night
ere
as
follows:
Moose.
15:
O
rot
to.
12.
St.
Andrew's.
IS;
Cold
Storage.
12.
C.N.
Mechanics.
16:
Dry
Dk.
It.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
13;
Orange
Lodge.
14.
CN.
Operating.
13;
Canadian
Legion,
14.
Sons
ot
Canada
vs.
Knight
of
Col-umbus
will
be
played
this
evening
In
Catholic
Hall.
league
Tahle
W.
Cold
Storage
8
CN.
Operating
7
Mooee
.".
.
7
.j
Canadian
Legion
...
.
6
Orange
Lodge
,
.
6
Prince
Rujert
Hotel
.
.
5'
St.
Andrew's
.
J
tlfoltt)
,
Knight
of
Columbus
;;
j
,
Sons
of
Canada
.'.
V
CH.
Mechanic
3
Dry
Dock
2
L.
2
3
3
y
'
5
'
'.5
,
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.
8
7
8
SPORT
CHAT
Ptt.
a
7
7
6
6
ft
S
4
a
i
3
3
The
first
game
In
the
Individual
city
billiard
championship
.will
take
place
tonight
betWTcn
Oeorge
Mcl.ltnoyle
and
Fred
Pyle.
Jack
Judge
has
been
sp-llnted
referee
and
Jlmmle
Hamilton.
official
scorer.
Further
gsmes
will
be
played
on
Wednesdsy,
Thursdsy
and
Friday
evenings
with
the
eml.flnl
and
finals
next
week.
Applicant:
"Are
you
sure
that
was
a
marriage
license
you
Issued
me
last
moiithr
Judge:
"Absolutely.
Why?"
Applicant:
"Decau.
I've
been
leading
a
dog's
life
ever
since.
"Ut
t,
Clmtk
Kitchtnt
Htlp
You"
-
L.
u
BJjsjjsaMj8T
I
amount
of
wlhrl
l""''ti.Klunu.t
,.,fi
FOH
KENT
FOR
RENT-STEAM
HEATED
APART
menu
Apply
Smith
it
Mallett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PHONOORAPHS
and
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Musssllem
drocery.
Phone
18.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONK
878.
FOUND
HOAKD
BOARD.
-
THE
INLANDER,
839
Second
Avenue.
Phon
I3T,
HEMSTITCHING
IIEMSTITCIIINO.
PICOTINO.
SCALLOP-
Ing.
M.
Macdonald.
Etclunge
Block
AUCTIONEEK
NOTICE
OP
SALE
ON
MARCH
34
AT
3
pjn.
Lot.
with
two
residences,
rented
contlnnouily
bringing
131
monthly
These
houses
are
situated
at
(43
Eighth
Avenue
West
and
731
Tatlow
street.
The
furnishings
of
the
Tat-low
Street
residence
are
offered
In
one
lot
up
till
March
34.
Falling
disposal
In
one
lot.
Itemised
list
of
furniture
will
be
published
on
March
23
and
will
be
sold
according
to
the
wishes
of
the
public.
O.
P.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
D0I.MR
STOKE
We
have
discontinued
the
tvon:vx
i:rn
t(ii:
See
our
Una
of
not
m:
hiii:s.i:s
for
ii.i
Nothing
over
a
Vllar.
iioii.tK
s
sToni:
dominion'
niiMTiui:
i:riivor
Oevmrdy
A
Oatnnn,
-proprietors
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
HLiek
411
Furnlttire
of
sl
sort,
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIHINO;
UPHOL-terlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfield!
recovered
and
made
to-
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
603.
O.
M
.,
HUNT.
WOOD
At
ISAACSON,
,.
Wat
fW.
Mlsed
Wood
Blocks
per
losd
18
00
Kindling,
per
load
1650
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
IS
00
Dllvered,
Salt
Herring
I'lione
mark
4dl
KESTAUKANTS
OOOII
F.tT
CAI'K
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
Nest
O.
W.
V.
A.
OimmI
Hmne
rooked
Mesl.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gut)
Six
and
Seven
I'mjcnirer
Stude-bakers
at
your
disposal
nnjr
time.
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from
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Hotel
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Heart
and
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
Geo.
Meek.
AYindsor.
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writes
:
"I
suffered
rith
my
heart
and
nerves
and
eoulil
nut
iWn
at
tiioht
fn
liaises
In
my
tead.
I
managed
to
ep
at
my
woik
somehow,
until
I
began
to
have
Jluv
.jlls
wlikh
gut
eg
tad
I
could
not
go
to
rav
work.
I
was
afraid
to
go
out
any
"place,
for
very
often
I
would
stagger
on
my
feet,
and
evervthicr
in
front
nt
n
nnl.l
turn
black
and
fade
away.
While
I
vat
home
tick
a
friend
told
me
to
taki
I
got
fmr
boxes
and
by
tit
time
I
had
used
tksu
the
pains
and
noises
la
my
head
ceased
and
I
was
able
U
get
a
good
night's
rest.
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that
was,
six
years
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I.
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K.
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to
hold
one
mare
and
colt
strayed
to
the
farm,
for
feed
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Dutton.
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o
llitki
riilnts
March
7,
18
and
a
To
IJaeen
t'hrlttr
Mimi
is
ana
m
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rm
the
kat-
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Tuesdays.
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lrom
Vanrairf
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Wednesdsys
Fridays
C.P.R,
March
f,
II
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a
ITnoi
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AlWe
r
Premier
Tuesdays
Frldsyt
rrwen
Pt,
SnapxMi
and
t
Tuesdays
rrooi
Alaika
pwlals
March
11
and
33
Irani
toem
chartsttes
March
10
and
34
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rournio4
flraham
&
Atltn
Ares.
1st
Ave.
8th
St
.
6th
Ave.
b
Fulton
St.
8th
Ate,
h
Thompson
II
th
nhrroroGki
Am
tlth
Ave,
to
Conrad
St
8th
Ave.
ft
Hays
Cove
6th
A
Hays
Cove
Circle
8th
Ave.
A
Cotton
St
Sth
Ave.
A
Mr
Bride
81
Prov.
Oovt.
Bldgs.
Pfov.
Ooy.
Whsrf
OTJ.
Whsrf
O.T.P.
mitlon
2nd
Ave.
A
tnd
St.
3rd
Ave.
to
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave.
to
6th
St.
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Sunday
collection
same
as
tu
days
only.
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MOVEMENTS
fiiv
Vanrnmer
Tuesday
te,
Camosun
Friday-
as
Prince
Oe.
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Oardena
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s.
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Prince-
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From
Vanromer
Sunday
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unnwiun
Wednesday
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