PAQE
FOUB
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
ftoubtless
the
cause
of
moat
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
Is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
hare
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
I
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
j
inexcusable.
j
DON'T
lose
health
and
effi-ciency
through
neglect
Come
j
and
seel
;
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Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
I
Optician
j
Room
S
Smith
Block
Phone
763
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YOUR)
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COAL
FOB
THE
I
COLD
GREY
DAWN
V
j
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
hare
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
gire
you
a
care-free
Winter.
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and
ALRERTA
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Phones
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and
117
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LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
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PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pinfs
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
SL
Telephone
657.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
.DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QCTC
ft
ft
as
I.
ANGER.
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
Alex
McRae.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
i:ve
got
to
ot
Y
you
can't
co
f
"tOO
OyT
Of
"THE
j
out
eW
leave
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AM'MACCIE.
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BE
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WON'T
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ME
OUT'
I
BIRD
HUNTING
SEASON
OPENS
Several
Parties
Bring
Home
Good
Hags
of
Geese
and
Ducks
Over
Week-end
The
bird
hunting
season
opened
auspiciously
at
the
end
of
the
week.
While
wMtber
prospect
were
none
too
food
m
Saturday,
there
ra
etungr
for
the
better
on
Sunday
and
there
wu
quite
a
representation
out
from
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
Doati
to
ply
what
U
for
many
local
nimrodi
their
favorite
hunting
aport.
Bag
were
generally
aaUafactory
and
goose
and
duck
fare
during
thla
week
wUL
as
a
rcsuK.
be
prevalent
in
many
local
household.
The
banner
opening
party
wu
probably
that
of
Jack
Hlnton
which
went
out
to
Big
Bay
In
the
Ethelda
and
returned
with
a
bag
of
fire
geese
and
about
twenty-five
duct.
Parties
with
Jack
Lindsay
on
tfee
Irene
L.
and
Oeorge
Bryant
on
the
Harla
were
also
successful
at
Big
Bay,
each
group
returning'
with
two
geese
and
.a
brace
of
ducks.
Dr.
Home
Alexander
and
party
on
the
Marjorle
brought
borne
two
geese
and
about
twenty
duck
from
the
EestaU
Elver
vicinity.
A
party
aboard
the
Owen
got
a
couple
of
ducks.
Delusion
Bay
proved
a
fruitiest
hunting
ground
for
Dave
Stuart
and
Dr.
Cade
on
the
Tseekwa
as
also
did
Tugwell
Bar
for
Rupert
Benson
and
SPORT
CHAT
There
appears
to
be
considerable
per
turbation
over
the
fact
that
the
Inter-
atlonal
Olympic
Committee
has
grant
ed
to
the
International
Football
Federation
the
privilege
of
extending
to
Its
players
who
participate
In
the
football
events
at
the
Olympic
games
.remuner-
tlon
for
the
loss
of
tune
from
work.
President
MeVicar
has
taken
a
pro
nounced
stand
on
the
attitude
of
the
A.A.U.
of
C.
and
has
been
the
subject
of
much
gingery
attack
from
some
quarters.
The
exact
situation,
however,
is
not
well
known
by
the
general
pub-lie,
and
the
concessions
granted
to
the
eoccerrtes
does
not
by
any
means
apply
to
any
other
section
of
amateur
sport,
and,
as
a
metter
of
fact
the
International
Olympic
Committee
is
by
no
means
of
unanimous
opinion
in
the
action
taken.
Neither
does
the
action
appear
to
have
been
appreciated
by
the
officials
of
football
In
England.
There
Is
considerable
Opinion
In
British
football
circles
which
coincides
with
that
of
President
MeVicar.
to
the
effect
that
the
action
taken
by
the
Olympic
Committee
places
the
Olym
pic
CtrmM
in
danger
of
disruption.
The
Olympic
Committee
accept
"the
definition
of
anAmatauiaadrwaaJj
be
respective
International
Federations
of
eport."
But
In
article
2
of
the
Olympic
rules
It
is
provided
that
"an
i
athlete
taking
part
In
the
Olympic
Games
must
satisfy
the
following
obligations:
must
not
be
or
knowingly
nave
became
a
professional
of
the
sport
for
which
be
is
entered,
or
In
an;
other
eport;
must
not
have
received
reimbursement
or
compensation
for
loss
of
salary."
Then
why
baa
the
com
ml
t
tee
departed
from
these
principles
n
rerpect
to
football
It
Is
probably
explained
In
the
fact
that
last
year
at
the
meeting
of
the
International
Federation
of
Football,
held
In
Rome,
chat
body
decided
that
"amateur
play
ers
may
receive
payment
for
lost
time
as
may
be
decided
upon
by
the
national
association
governing
the
sport,
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
Feder
ation."
a
condition
wblcb
prevails
in
several
continental
centres.
.
but
which
is
strongly
disapproved
of
in
British
football
circles.
Not
only
are
these
players
on
the
continent
paid
for
loss
of
time
for
playing,
but
for
time
also
while
training.
It
was
in
support
of
rigid
amateur
principles
that
the
Football
Associa
tlon
In
England
some
years
ago
with
drew
from
the
Olympic
g?.mei.
The
Olympic
Committee
as
a
result
decld
cd
to
ban
such
payment
for
loss
of
time
for
training
and
playing.
But
now
comes
another
switch,
and
from
all
appearances,
unless
the
decision
1
withdrawn
by
the
Olympic
Committee.
English
football
players
will'
be
noticeable
only
by
their
absence.
This
latest
bombshell
will
doubtless
form
one
of
the
settings
for
the
forth
-coming
annual
meeting
of
the
Amateur
I'VE
COT
AN
IOEA-
S
?
1
!
'
for
Indigestion
u
luetic
UnJan
of
Canada.
'
a-
m
the
final
analyst!-,
the
Interna-.;.
.nj
Ama-.eur
Athletic
Federation
-H
probably
be
the
deciding
iactoi
as
;o
whether
Canada
participates
in
the
Olympic
3ur.es.
At
this
stage
It
would
appear
as
though
the
cream
of
athletic
talent
n
this
country
will
next
year
be
over
it
Amsterdam,
but
that
they
will
not
Se
found
In
competition
with
any
members
of
the
International
Olympic
Football
Federation,
unless
the
Inter-
national
Olympic
Committee
recedes
fjom
its
recent
action.
One
thing
xtmi
certain:
no
athletes
holding
nembership
In
the
A-A.tJ.
of
C.
or
any
ther
affiliation
of
the
I.A.A
F.
will
be
snowed
the
privilege
of
receiving
pay
n
lieu
of
less
ot
time
from
work.
IIILMtltns
TOMOIIT.
Oyros
and
Orand
Terminals
will
have
rbeir
first
engagement
of
the
season
n
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
tonight:
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
(Gyro
Club)
ve.
W.
H.
Long
(Grand
Terminals).
C.
Balagno
vs.
O.
Waugh.
-W.
J.-Nelson
vs.
A.:
Murrsyr
O.
P.
Tinker
vs.
J,
Judge.
M.
M.
Machlan
vs.
J.
HlUman.
VITAMINS
PROVED
TO
BE
PRESENT
IN
OILS
MADE
FROM
LIVERS
OF
DOG
FISH
CAUGHT
IN
THIS
DISTRICT
(continued
from
page
one)
attention
has
been
paid
to
the
produc
tion
of
a
first
class
oil.
It
Is
possible,
however.,
to
produce
a
fch
oil
of
a
tol
erably
mild
odor
and
bland
taste
which
by
a
simple
chemical
process
can
be
converted
into
a
good
cooking
oil.
Pro
per
treatment
can
prepare
many
body
alls
for
use
in
specialized
paints
and
varnlshe.
This
treatment
will
differ
for
different
fsh
oils.
The
best
methods
can
be
found
quickest
by
chemical
re
search.
uroAL
or
oils
As
the
fishing
industry
progresses.
mere
and
more
oil
will
be-
produced
and
THB
iAlL
NEWS
LET
ME
bEE
TMCAE
MUMMItt
VOU
HAVE)
iri
TOOR
CLOSET1
f
YOU
MEAN
THE.
BOUGHT
ratTEHOAV
irM
CAIRO?
rl
l
....
i
k
IvwYtW.
'
mental
Station.
It
U
the
Intention
of
this
station
to
investigate
all
the
flab
j
oils
produced
or
likely
to
be
produced
I
on
the
BrtUh
Columbia
coast
with
the
view
of
'lading
possible
Industrial
ap-pllcatkra.
best
methods
of
production
I
and
rettoukg.
and
to
give
what
aid
as
possible
to
the
successful
operation
of
'his
new
industry.
11.111
IN
A
One
oil
has
so
far
beesi
at
ad
led
in
detail,
namely
the
liver
oil
of
the
gray
i
fish
or
so-called
dog-fish.
The
study
,
included
physical
and
cbemieal
pro-I
pertlen
together
with
a
study
ot
the
1
content
of
oil
soluble
vitamins.
The
:
yrvwtb
promoting
"vitaasun
A"
was
found
I
to
be
present
In
apparently
five
time
1
the
concentration
found
In
the
bt
od-liver
oU.
The
other
fat
soluble
VK-
omin.
that
which
prevents
rickets
la
jrowlng
children.
Is
at
present
beixsg
rittmsted
and
the
results
wlU
be
avail-aeie
In
a
few
months
tune.
Prom
the
physical
and
chemical
studies
it
wa
found
that
dog-fish
oil
can
best
be
utll-
lxed
by
tanning
lactones,
and
when
hardened
by
the
hydrogenation
proceee
make
a
first
class
toilet
soap
base.
Tfee
hardened
product
la
white
and
odorless
wtttt
a
bland
taste
and
could
be
ened
for
esefctaf
purposes
Several
use
of
iaUk
oil
have
been
Indicated
but
space
prevents
going
Into
too
much
detail
at
present.
M.ILMON
OIL
The
oil
under
Investigation
at
the
present
time
la
salmon
oil.
More
and
more
tanneries
are
using
their
waste
material
for
the
production
of
oU
and
meal.
It
is
desirable
that
we
know
more
about
salmon
oO,
not
only
from
the
standpoin.
of
the
efficient
use
of
salmon
oU
pro-
lucod
aa
a
-byproduct
but
also
from
-he
fact
that
salmon
oil
plays
an
Im
portant
part
in
the
storage
and
canning
of
salmon,
salmon
is
stored
1b
Sold
storage
for
any
length
of
time
the
fish
not
Infrequently
undergoes
what
i
known
a
"rusting."
that
la
it
turns
brown
Bd
fcecomeg
unsaleable.
This
wpreeenta
s.
tremeadoup
annual
loss
to
the
Industry
It
has
been
found
that
this
rusting,
is
due
to
a
change
ia
the
eenatitutton
,of
the
oil.
At
pre-U
a
study
is
being
made
of
the
factors
epterlng
into
this
tihaue
with
the
view
of
establishing
conditions
which
wUl
prevent'
this
change
taking
place.
This
research
not
only
Includes
physical
and
chemical
studies
but
also
histological
work.
By
the
latter
study,
ehanges
In
the
oil
In
the
ceils
ef
the
fieta
will
be
followed
by
the
inlcrcMCope.
LtbuA
cheeking
up
results
obtained
by
ghetaiear
methods'.
t
Besides
this
work,
aamplea
of
pilchard,
herring,
haluut,
colaehan
end
gray
cod
oU
have
been
procured
and
work
will
be
commenced
on
these
as
soon
as
possible.
The
results
of
this
work
are
Dubtlsh-
ed
first
la
scientific
Journals
and
then
the
question
wttl
arise
aa
to
the
disposal
are
rewritten
In
non-seienttf
le
terms
for
of
this
oil.
It
is
to
meet
these
demands
the
trade.
Any
questions
pertaining
to
that
the
present
Investigations
on
fish
fish
oils
will
gladly
be
considered,
and
be
welcome!)
home
this
QJiristmas
Somewhere
in
that
happy,
eaeer
crowd
gathered
on
the
dock
a
little
group
hai
assembled
just
for
you.
Alter
'the
excitement
of
re-union
there
is
the
comfort
of
your
old
home
and
presence
of
friends
to
warm
and
cheer
you.
Late
Fall
and
Christmas
Sailings
From
Montreal
AUSONIA
Nov.
25
to
Ply.
Cher.
London.
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ASCANIA
D.t
12
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My.
llttrt,
Lettdoa.
"
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ocn
Jmrn
torn
USS.
Tht
i
Of
tt
mitnt
vill
gladly
tapply
all
dttatU.ot
writ
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effcr
IP
EFFICIENCY.
PROMPTNESS
AND
principle
count.
I
am
at
your
ser-vvlce.
I
buy,
sell
(or
exchange.
Phene
A
number
ot
reprint
of
articles
dealing
with
fish
oils
and
fish
oil
production
by
authorities
on
the
subject
are
avail
able
at
the
station,
and
will
be
forward
ed
on
request.
SCANDINAVIAN
HOPS
BECOMING
POPULAR
ooui
Mgmy
rerMtns
Preterit
at
Event
The
weekly
dances
.being
held
Batur
day
evening
in
the
Metropole
Hall
under
Scandinavian
auspices
are
gain
ing
ta
popularity.
This
last
Saturday
evening
atout
seventy-eight
pereons
were
preset
slid
they
fully
enjoyed
Themselves
dancing
until
12
o'clock
to
the
tune,
of
melodious
music
furnished
by
the
Scandinavian
Olee
Club
orehes
Hartah
I.
Smith,
Ddtritaloa
:
arcbealo.
glat.
reports
that
Tbomaa
Wray
of
tnis
city
nas
presented
to
the
National
MUKum
ai
iitawa
a
stone
mirror
which
he
found
a
few
days
ago
under
the
root
of
a
hemlock
tree
near
the
wireless
station
on
Dlgby
Iiand
A,
tnere
are
only
a
few
oi
these
in
exist
.r
u
anown.
they
are
said
I
"
"
vswaow.
one
was
found
recent
,
jy
at
pazeiton.
i
This
afternoon'
train,
due
from
the
East
at
3
30
is
reported
to
be
on
time.
M
s
LAND
FOR
SALE
By
George
McManii$
I
COT
VOU
OOT
OF
THE
HOUE-
jicce
out
now
THAT
I
GO
rou
ujRAMD
CP-
I
DON'T
KNOW
HOW
TO
UNRAVEL
WO'
V-
HIE
Q.TJV
DEVELOPMENT
OO,
LTD.
will
now
consider
applications
tot
purchase
ofMts
hoMldts
in
the
Town-site
of
Prince
Rupert
and
also
adjoining
acreage.
For
particulars
apply
to
O.
P.
TINKER
CO,
LTI.
Agents.
MOLER
BEAUTY
COLLEGK,
Mont
SurreMful
Collrgr
en
the
Csnllneat
Expert
Instructors
In
all
branch
ef
beauty
culture,
uaeluaung
water
waving
aad
permanent
waving.
Terms:
Meier,
10
Haatinga
St.
I
Taacwuver.
BO.
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
MEN
AND
WOMEN
LEARN
BARBERIHQ
Expert
instructors
la
one
of
the
beet
paying
biislnsesfs.
Barn
waBe
you
leant
and
become
lade
pendent.
Call
or
write
Moler
Barber
College.
10
Hssttage
St.
E.,
Vaaeowver.
BO.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
AND
BOARD
IN
FINE
HOME.
Section
Two.
Large
elegant
Boom,
with
spacious
closet
and
baaeaay.
Harbor
view.
Suitable
two
pasta
m
people.
TransportataoB
to
and
from
town.
Pbooe
Oreen
713.
DANCING
Ml
MYFANWY
CAMPHELL
Teacher
of
da
at
leal,
operatic
and
toe
dancing.
Children's
etas
or
private
tuition.
Phone
lltark
fill.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
eschanged.
Stare
aad
restaurant
fixtures
la
stock.
Papeotopulos
and
Mara.
SM
Thrid
Are.
Phone
648.
tf
PIANO
Tl'NINO
NOW
IirjtE.
1.0ns
r.
coles
for
many
years
with
Brtnsmeed.
Las-Jon,
Bag.
MarttB-Orme.
Ottawa
and
Maaaa
&
Risen,
Toronto.
Kepeir
and
sdyustment
of
Player
Piano
sad
Crraade
a
specialty.
Phone
Red
10J.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRINO;
UPHOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Cheaterflelds
recovered
and
mad
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
803.
a,
,M.
HUNT.
KA1KN
fit
HACK
riuTiiF.it
itiiti
CTinss
In
.
,
J
s-
'
-
riiEvnoi.r:-r',-prtirF.V
Commercial
Cbassi.
Vi-ton
deUvery
838
60
Touring
$811.60
Roadster
$811.60
Roadster
Delivery
$811.60
Sport
Roadster
$880.00
Coach
$949.00
Coupe
$964.00
Sedan
...1
$1,052.00
Oatoriolet
$1,086.00
Landau
Sedan
$1,119.00
Imperial
Landau
Sedan
$1,168.00
Utility
Express.
1
ton
truck..
$792.60
Disc
wheel
$2
.00
extra
In
all
models.
A
complete
line
of
1928
model
on
band
at
present.
Phone
or
call
for
demonstration
and
learn
about
our
easy
payment
plan.
Guaranteed
Used
Cars
on
Hand.
Ford
Coupe,
1924,
$100
cash,
balance
$26
per
month.
Ford
Sedan,
1926.
$100
each,
balanca
$26
per
month.
KAIEX
OAKAOE,
Dave
nK
DeaJters
In
all
Oeceral
Moto
Producett
Ooodyear
and
Firestone
Tires.
Wrecking
Service
Day
snd
Night.
Phone
51
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Guat)
Six
and
Sven
Paenrer
Studo-bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Mreker
Work,
(Acrosa
from
Emprsg
Hotel)
L
HOKH
,
w
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken'
for
leas
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
MEN
MECHANICALLY
1N-clined
who
would
like
to
work
at
the
world's
(rest
test
paying
Industry
Ante
mechaaica.
garage
work,
electrical
experts,
welding,
battery
and
vulcanising.
We
guarantee
to
qualify
you
tor
big
paying
position,
only
a
short
time
required.
Write
or
call
Hemphill's
Auto
Engtneertag
School.
10
Hastings
St.,
E
Vancouver.
BC.
1
V.,
Arid,
Lou
ik
round,
VI
STEAMSHIP
M0YB1B
ror
Vancouter
Bands
y
s
Prince
T.
Tuesday
a.
Cauia
Tliursday
as.
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t
cc
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as
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n
s
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St
as.
Prlii
i
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Now.
f
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Priuce&s
A
Iront
VanrcMiter
Saaday
Catara
Wednesday
J"rli:
:e
:r
Saturday,
ae.
Csrde
3
Satarday
as.
Princess
E
Saturday
ss
Prince
It
Oet.
19
aa.
Pnrvces
'
Oct.
29.-
Ptlroes
;5
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Port
lmpn
sad
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Suodaty
a
Catala
Frooi
Port
3rtnpn
and
V
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as
Catala
j
far
Anjot
Sunday
as.
Catala
1
Wednesday
Prin
re
r-:
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lYoni
Anjot
Tuesday-
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Caula
t
Tfcarsday
.
Prince
1
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Mewart
Saaday
a.
Oatala
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1
Saturday
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1
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Mewart
8aaday-
-aa.
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Tuesday
ss.
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l'r
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Charlottes
Oct.
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Nov.
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Cii.
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Oct.
23
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2-
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SCHEDULE
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itr
For
the
Tjiot
Uoadaya,
Wednesdays,
B;
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the
Rat
Tuesdsys,
Thursday
and
'
due
To
Vancouver
Sundays
"I
Tuesdays
Thursdays
.
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Saturdays
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Oct
23.
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2
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Sundays
Wednesdays
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and
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Anyox
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and
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Thursrfava
mr!
C
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To
Mewart
and
premier
Sundaya
Saturday
From
Mewart
and
Premier-Sundays
Tuesday
To
N'asa
River
Point
Sundays
From
Naa
Kltrr
Point
Tuesday
m:
To
Alaftka
Points
Oct.
19
a-1
29.
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Alak:
point
Oct.
23.
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2.
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CharWrtle
Island
l'oln,t,i
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'
front
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Nov.
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C.N.H
TRAINS
For
the
Eaati.
'
Daay
txcrpt.
Sunday
Dally
exoept
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pm
,
Low
o:18
a
m.
,
12:24
p.m.
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KSIIAV,
OCTOIIEK
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High
8:29
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tow
12
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m.
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