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BLANKET
Special
During
the
month
of
May
we
will
give
a
special
rate
on
all
Blankets.
Single
Blanket,
each
.
.
:J.r
Double
Blanket,
each
.
.
titi?
Blankets
washed
without
shrinking
and
returned
nice
and
fluffy.
GIVE
US
A
TRIAL
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
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Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
;
Sand
Uemers
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
G3
Cartajre,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnitum
Moving.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
I'hohe
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fino
stock
of
imported
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
arid
Serge.
Every
garment
tried
on
before
finishing.
jJ23
Sixth
Street
THE
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
Ann.
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BUT
REr-IEMBEfil
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TERRACE.
May
id.
The
spring
sale
of
the
W.
A.
to
the
Anglican
Church
Terrace,
was
held
Saturday
afternoon
in
Progress
Hall.
Weather
conditions
were
not
all
what
cbuld
be
desired,
fain
falling
steadily
early
all
afternoon.
A
splendid
crowd
was
in
attendance,
however,
and
the
sale
was
a
decided
success.
Promptly
at
3
o'clock
the
sale
was
de
clared
open
toy
the
president,
Mrs.
T.
J,
Marsh,
who,
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson,
welcomed
the
visitors.
The
different
booths,
very
attractively
arranged
and
decorated
with
potted
plants,
fernery
and
crepe
paper
festoons,
were
laden
with
plain
sewing
and
fancy
work,
delicious
home-made
candy
and
appetizing
home
cooking,
The
white
elephant
booth,
attention
to
which
was
drawn
by
a
miniature
white
elephant,
disposed
of
a
goodly
numbe
of
articles
of
a
very
varied
nature.
The
committees
In
charge
were
follows:
Reception
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
and
Mrs
A,
W.
Robinson.
Work
tables
-Mrs.
tlllbert
and
Mrs.'
II
L.
Smith.
Candy
Mrs.
Nash,
Misses
Easthope
and
Peters.
,
I
Home
cooking
'Mexdames
Carr.
II
King
and
Slme.
White
elephant
Mrs,
0
Von,
Hee
and
Mrs.
R,
Haney.
Tea
room
Mrs.
F.
C.
Bishop
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Thomson.
Tea
tables
Mrs.
rowers,
Mrs.
Chap.
man
and
Mrs.
Varvderllp.
Cashiers-
Mfs?
Burnett.
Mrs.
W.
Sparkes
and
trs.
Geo.
Dover.
As
usual
unsold
articles
will
be
sent
to
Pacific
where
Mrs.
T.
11.
McCubbln
will
have
thorn,
on
display
and
for
sale
EyPECTb
TO
CO
OUT
IN
THAT
M
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jarie
Attwood,
Helen
Greig.
Mary
V.
,
meeting
outlining
the
year's
activities
'
Smith.
BUly
Attwood,
Dudley
Little
and
and
thanking
the
women's
auxiliary
for
Jack
Sparkes.
!
the
Immense
assistance
rendered
In
The
seating
capacity
of
the
church
j
equipping
of
the
hospital
and
the
public
was
taxed
to
hold
the
large
crowd
who
.
generally
for
the
many
various
dona-availed
themselves
of
the
opportunity
of
tions
made.
He
also
expressed
regret
at
l
bearing
the
Impressive
service
and
force-,
the
impending
departure
of
Dr.
Turptl
lul
termon
delivered
by
the
Archbishop,
who
has
accepted
a
position
in
the
Special
music
was
rendered
during
the
service.
Immediately
following
the
service
a
reception
to
the
Archbishop
took
place
in
Progress
Hall
and
was
attended
by
i
many
interested
friends
from
both
eharches.
The
hall
had
been
very
artistically
arranged
and
decorated
with
house
plants
and
apple
and
cherry
blossoms.
An
interesting
musical
program
had
been
arranged
and
was
carried
through.
Those
taking
part
In
the
evenings
entertainment
were
Rev.
and
Mrs.,
A.
W.
!
Robinson,
Miss
Janet
Young,
Mrs.
S.
Kirkaldy,
Mrs.
W.
T.
Attwood,
Mrs.
O.
Von
Hoes,
and
B.
L.
Pearson.
After
refreshments
were
served
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh
gave
a
short
talk
expressing
pleasure
In
welcoming
the
Archbishop
and
also
offered
some
good
to
the
young
'people
who
had
Just
been
confirmed
and
to
their
parents
as
well.
This
talk
was
followed
by
a
most
interesting
address
by
trie
Archbishop
principally
reminiscent
of
the
years
he
spent
In
France
j
with
the
troops,
but
he
also
spoke
I
briefly
of
his
church
work
throughout
the
different
B.C.
dioceses.
He
also
expressed
his
delight
at
the
splendid
re
ception
aworded
htm.-
Other
arrangements
for
the
Arch
bishop's
entertainment
while
here
Included
a
luncheon
at-
the
rectory
when
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
enter
tained
in
his
honor,
their
other
guests
be
leg
Rev.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
GUbert.
In
the
afternoon
he
was
taken
for
a
drive
around-
the
district
by
Mrs.
P.
U.
Monckton
and
made
a
visit
to
the
logging
camps
on
the
ferry
Island.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
were
again
bests
at
the
dinner
hour,
their
other
guests
being
the
two
two
church
wardens
and
their
wives.
The
Archbishop
left
on
Friday
morn
ing
for
Prince
Rupert.
TERRACE
LADIES
HOLD
SPRING
SALE
l-arj;r
Allrr.:l.iiur
al
Annual
i:rnt
of
An;
limit
Cliiirrh
Saturday
Harelton
Hospital.
A
gratifying
report
was
read
by
the
president
cf
the
women's
auxiliary
showing
their
sympathy
and
interest
In
the
hospital
work.
A
motion
of
appreciation
for
the
work
of
the
officers
and
board
for
the
assist
ance
of
the
auxiliary
and
for
aid
from
the
genera!
public
was
passed.
Owing
to
the
small
crowd
present.
the
unwillingness
of
the
present
board
to
carry
on
for
another
year,
and
the
difficulty
in
electing
a
new
board
it
Was
decided
to
postpone
the
election
to
a
urther
meeting
to
be
held
at
the
call
tf
the
president.
.
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TERRACE
Mrs.
D.
D.
Munro
returned
to
heme
here
-
oa
Thursday
after
having
spent
the
winter
In
Smlthers.
W.
E.
Smith,
who
was
called
to
Rib-
stone,
Alta.,
some
time
ago,
owing
to
the
serious
Illness
of
his
father,
re
amed
home
on
Thursday.
He
left
his
father
much
Improved
In
health.
II.
L.
Frank,
government
road
fore
man
has
started
a
road
camp
at
Copper
City
and
work
on
the
Terrace
to
Usk
portion
of
the
highway
will
be
carried,
on,
from
that
centre.
Rev.
William
Allan
and
Thos.
E.
Brooks,
left
on
Sunday
for
Vancouver.
here
they
will
attend
the
Presbyterian
meeting
and
Conference
of
the
United
Church.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
came
up
from
'Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
to
look
after
his
Interests
on
his
ranch
here.
Miss
Haddock,
deaconess
of
the
Unit-
1
Church,
Prince
Rupert,
and
AWAY
FROM
AX
ELEPHANT
3-.
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ELEPHArl-rr
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a.kT
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ANNUAL
MEETING
HELLl
IMKAlt
.
Klrtlhin
of
New
Offk-rrs
Postponed
Oiting
o
Mnall
Attendance
Friday
Nlelil
Mrs.
C.
Ste
art
came
In
from
U
Douglas
Cretk
mining
district
on
Saturday
tftid
left
on
Sunday
for
Mrs.
C.
A
Smith
and
daughter
are
.srrnimnnp
neia
urffpiwi
ana
iottiiir
tftn
Rhm
M.
i
AmI
Miomii
DMrirt
and
l.ntertalned
TERRACE.
Mat
16.
A
very
am
ill
re-
lwri
Mr
mUi
u
-.mMnmi
m.
TERRACE,
May
18.
Confirmation
services
were
conducted
In
St.
Mat
tbew'a
Anglican
church
here
on
Thursday
evening
at
7.30
pjn-
by
Archbishop
ce
Pencler.
Seven
candidates
presenting
themselves
far
c;nfirmation
were
Elliot
Head.
Mar-
presentation
turned
out
to
the
annual
j
winter
at
the
Amesbury
mill.
meeting
of
the
Terrace
nzwpttal
Associa
tlon
called
for
Friday
evening
In
a.
W.
V
A.
hall.
President
J.
K.
Dardsn
was
in
the
chair
and
o-irtng
to
the
absence
of
A.
E.
Fowler.
S.
T.
Kenney
was
appointed
secretary
for
the
meeting.
President
Gsrdon
addressed
the
targe
shipments
of
young
chiefctns
are
arriving
here
regularly
for
a
number
sf
val
ranchers.
They
come
from
the
iouthem
part
of
the
province.
Shipments
of
bees
have
also
been
received
from
CaEfornls
by
boi
W.
8.
Ander-m
and
J.
M
ConneU.
Mrs.
Ardagb
was
a
bridge
hostess
on
Saturday
evening.
Three
tables
were
engaged.
High
scons
being
made
by
Mrs.
E.
T.
kenney
and
Miss'
Etderkln.
oad
STEWART
The
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
has
let
a
contract
to
Jack
Rennie
for
the
mov
ing
of
supplies
to
the
Prosperity
group
;n
the
north
fork
of
Marmot
River
on
shich
it
took
an
option
last
fall.
Included
In
the
equipment
to
be
moved
in
are
1500
feet
of
lumber,
compressor.
Upes,
fittings,
etc.
Owing
to
overloading,
the
Stewart
wharf
has
been
found
to
have
sunk
sit
'nches
or
tnore.
Orders
have
been
given
Utat
Dunwell
concentrates
will
bate
to
be
moved
nearer
shore.,
Fred
J.
Hughes.
enghKer
for
the
United
States
Bureau
of
Public
Roads,
her
has
arrived
at
Hyder
to
supervise
local
improvements.
no.
a
tunnel
fa
me
Woodbine
l
now
ra
about
100
Wt
and
No.
1
about
fifry
feet.
-SOlh
have
a
full
face
of
fire
loosing
ore.
,
The
steamer
CaUla
last
week
took
61
tons
of
Dunwell
concentrates
to
Van-
sister,
a
missionary
recently
returned
assaying
plant
will
soon
be
installed
at
from
China,
arrived
In
Terrace
on
Sat-
the
property.
tirday
and
are
guests
at
the
parsonage.
They
occupied
the
pulpit
of
Knox
Miss
Rosma
Wells,
matron
of
the
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Wanted.
Cleaning
Stewart
General
Jtaspltal
until
the
end
it
last
month,
was
married
recently
in
Vancouver
to
H.
P.
Kr.
a
former
resident
of
the
district.
They
have
leXt
'or
UBoet
where
they
will
make
tnetr
tyQmt
on
the
groont's
big
ranch.
Five
tons
of
Big
Missouri
ore
went
ut
last
week
for
smeiwr
test
st
There
are
persistent
rumors
here
of
extensive
developments
being
plan
net!
at
an
early
date
on
the
Indian
Mine.
tons
r
Swansea.
Wales.
Another
ship-:
.
,.
,
.
ment
of
200,
tons
wnt
be
sent
out
on'rT-.
"T
.
'T"
V"TOUW;
one
of
the
ore
boats
in
a
few
days.
Word
has
been
received
In
Stewart
that
the
luteraatfenal
Metals
Explara
Hon
Co.
of
Seattle
has
made
a
first
payment
to
Dr.
R.
E.
McKechale
of
Vancouver
to
bind
sn
option
taken
last
fall
on
the
Patricia
group
of
-
seven
cialms
In
the
Marmot
River
section.
William
Younkln.
superintendent
of
the
Extenuate
reports
tbfct
the
tunnel,
which
is
now
in
22S
feet,
has
entered
'wiwtn
ijctv
wiiii
nrr
aunt,
Mrs.
M.
K.
Januesson.
H
ORDINATION
SERVICE
WAS
VERY
IMPRESSIVE
lurie
'ongrr;a(ln
frrM-nl
at
special
ITm-MiNnsi
In
fit.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Yeoterday
Rev.
C.
O.
Darby
and
Rev.
Roy
Man-warini.
'irraduatea
of
Emmsnual
Thani.
the
recond
ore
zone
of
the
property
and
llrlcgj
oolleee.
f.k.tv
v..,
her
good
rock
is
being
broken
Into.
An!lnlo
the
Aiwllctn
enure
minify
h
as
i4ou
a
last
fartwdl
Your
friends
on
shore
will
return
to
drab,
familiar
tasks.
For
you
on
shipboard,
bound
.for
Europe,
will
unfold,
an
enchanted
world-days
to
follow
stored
with
hew
delights,
ROMANCE.
s:
and
Thf
Cunard
SfeainMiip
Co.
I.M..
Ii
ll:itlncs
St.
MeM,
Van
'nil!
rr,
or
any
steamship
agent.
AithbUbop
A.
U.
De
Pencler
st
Impressive
morning
cervices
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
yesterday.
The
can-
j
dictates
were
presented
by
Archdeacon
d.
A.
Rlx.
who
assisted
In
the
service,
snd
jan
appropriate
ordination
sermon
was
j
delivered
by
Rev.
Prof.
W.
F.
Barfoot
,
Rev
J.
K.
Ban
was.
also
in
the
chancel.
At
the
evening
servlee
Archbishop
DePenclcr
preached
an
eloquent
sermoB
beiorp
a
large
congregation
and
the
two
newly
ordained
men
each
read
a
I1
son.
Archdeacon
Rlx
and
Rev.
Prof.
Earfoct
took
the
service.
There
were
i
anthems
by
a
full
choir,
the
work
of
the
orWmt.
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster,
and
quartette
by
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson,
Miss
Annie
Daiby.
Marru
Blew
snd
J.
M.
Col
Mao
n
being
deserving
of
special
mention.
nev.
c.
O.
Darby
left
this
morning
on
the
forestry
boat
"Lillian
D"
for
Maeaett
to
take
up
his
wjrk
on
the
mission
fcout
"Westirn
Hoce."
Rev
rt
m..
j,wanng
win
leave
for
Atlin
In
about
two
tu'
lime.
ine
steamer
.mnce
Albert,
former!
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v..
.
.
wain
ik
aervtce,
is
now
loading
a
cargo
of
lumber
in
the
south
for
Antwerp.
It
Is
understood
that,
on
ncr
return
to
the
coast,
the
vemel
bring
a
consignment
of
llouor
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office.
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-
HOUSEWORK,
WABHiriO.
by
the
hour.
Phone
Green
ltd
SITUATIONS
WANTED
WOMAN
COOK
WANTS
WORK
IN
email
camp.
Apply
Box
41,
Daily
News
Offlcc.
us
FOB
KENT
furnished
suites
for
rent.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
Phone
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOAftD
desfc-ed.
Phone
Black
120.
18.
IF
PIANO
FOR
RENT.-
$5.00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store.
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
678.
BOABI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phona
137
tf
FOB
SALE
-i
A
('Alt
AT
VOMt
OWN'
VniCK
We
have
on
flew
at
our
oOce,
Third
Ave.
Bast,
one
in
Ford
Sedan,
Upon
which
we
Invite
you
to
ntake
a
(Med
bfct.
Members
and
employees
of
our
turn
wUl
not
be
allowed
to
bid.
On
May
34
we
will
sell
the
car
to
the
person
who
baa
submitted
the
highest
oiler
up
io
6
pin.
on
Msy
33.
This
Is
a
bom
fide
offer,
and
we
make
no
reservation.
Bid
whal
you
are
willing
to
pay
for
the
car.
If
jroo
cannot
drive
we
will
teweti
you.
AU
bids
will
be
ptered
in
sealed
envelope,
deposited
in
a
sealed
box.
and
opened
and
examined
by
dls.
Interested
parties,
on
the
emring
of
May
23.
Make
an
Offer
S.
U.
IMKKrit,
I.TII.
I'OKIt
l)KA
l
i
lts.
)
FIVE
TUBE
NEUTRODVNE
6ET,
LOUD
talker,
bead
sets,
complete,
for
sale,
or
exchange
for
small
pleasure
boat
Phone
Red
409.
Post
office
box
1554.
Prince
Rupert.
no
FOR
SALE.
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS,
all
Varieties,
raised
In
our
own
greenhouse.
Prince
Rupert
Floral
Shop.
Brighten
up
your
hoane
with
flowers.
iOR
SALE.
8
EVEN
ROOM
HOUSE,
close
la:
cheap
for
cash.
Also
two
lots.
Phone
Red
713.
113
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
office
block.
I23O0
00.
Apply
P.O.
Box
378.
U5
TOS
SALE-160
ACRES
LAND
ON
UP-per
Skeetn.
11300
00.
Apply
Box
42.
Dally
News
Office.
H8
FTJR
RENT.
SEVEN
ROOM
MODERN
house
and
four
roomed
furnished
flat
Phone
Oreen
735.
lis
FOR
SALE.
typewriter.
Phone
774.
CORONA
PORTABIJ5
practically
new.
M00
114
OPPORTUNITY!
15.00
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homeslte.
Walker
Music
Store.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
snd
exchanged.
Papa-dopulos
and
Marrla.
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
640.
tf
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE
TO
THE
PUBLIC!
ON
AC-
count
of
the
Ute
spring
In
Alberta,
.toe
laad
not
being
yet
fit
to
wed.
the
sale
as
advertised
of
.the
res!.
Once
and
residential
s:to
on
'Atlin
Avenue
will
be
postponed
until
Thursday.
May
28
at
2J0.
This
Is
a
peculation
worth
looking
Into.
O.
P.
Brine.
Phone
774.
Jl
HIIKSSMAKINCI
EXPERIENCED
DRESSMAKER.
TOR-
merly
of
New
York
and
Edmonton.
Mrs.
C.
Smith.
Drcxel
Rooms,
1S9
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
iiomimon
int.MTiiti:
Kxniwm:
leonrdy
(lurnoii.
priiprleliirs
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
lllark
121
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
'
Jiscnanjea.
UPHOLSTEitlNR
FURNITURF
HF.PAIHINO:
UPIIOL-
tering
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
003.
G.
M.
HUNT.
RESTAURANTS
noon
i:th
cait
"
'Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
Next
O,
W.
V.
Uooij
Hume
Conked
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
G7
Tnxf
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stule-Inkers
at
your
disposal
any
time
BOSS
BBOS.
POOL
BOOM
Meeker
Block.
(Across
from
Enipras
Hotel)
ArticU.
Lett
tid
ound,4t
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OtT(iOM
l
or
tne
f'ji.t
"runesaayi
ana
ginr.
closes
,
I,.
'in.
u
Sundays
Tuesday
Thursday
.
.
filttirrfava
I
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May
13.
24
,B
First
class
mall
is
alas
ilrvwi
Vancouver
on
Mondavi.
Wedoe4i
Saturday
by
CNR
train?
To
Anjns
and
Aliie
Arm-Sundays
Wednesdsys
mM
To
Men
art
ami
ITrmln
-
Sundays
j
Saturdays
,
ifl
Tu
Ct.
!4lmpwn
and
Naw
Klinri-Ihuradays
to
Ala-.ka
Point
fo
(nren
Cliarlollev
May
7.
21
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rrom
the
Eat
Tuesdays,
Thursda;
tna
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I
Torn
taneoater
i
Sundays
f
Wednesdays
WSU
Thursdays
.
May
,
vi.
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trom
Aniot
ami
A
lire
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Ins-
Tuesdays
SB
Thursdays
I
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l'rou
Slewart
and
Prrmlfr
Tuesdays
t
Sundays
M
Irwin
It.
filmpwn
snd
a-
la.
M-
Saturdays
From
AU.ka
Points
May
13.
24
.
t'rnm
lueen
t'liarlotle
May
.
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u
no
nni.iitM'
Ait
n
Graham
ft
Atlin
Afs.
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J
1st
Ave.
dt
8th
St
6th
Ave.
A
Fulton
St
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"
8th
Ave.
A
Thomps'
"
u
M
lltl
Sherbro
r
Av
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1
1
lb
Ate.
at
conrao
6th
Ave.
St
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8th
Ac
Hiys
Cov-
Cir.
lt
8th
Ave.
ft
Cotton
St
Sth
Av.
ft
McBrlda
Si
Prov.
Oovt.
Bldgs.
Prov.
Gov.
Wharf
O
TP.
Wharf
Q.tIp.
Station
2nd
Ave.
ft
2nd
St
3rd
Ave.
ft
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave.
ft
6th
St
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENT!
fur
Vancnuter
Sunday
-as.
Prince
Ce
Tuesday
as.
Ca'aln
Thursday
Pr:iiT
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Saturday-
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C'nr.n
n.i
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from
Van-uer
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as.
Cnt:ia
Wednesday
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Carm
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Satunlsy
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Prrn"-"
Saturday-
-as.
Prinre
May
20
PriiKi
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i;
May
30-ss.
Prinriw
an"
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Port
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,
Thursday-ss.
Cardnu
From
Port
Hlmp-m
and
,
,
Saturday
-
Cnrdi
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I'or
An)o
Sundsy
ss
latala
Wednesday
P"1
Frnlil
Ali)-
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ss.
Cstab
Thursday-
Prn"
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I'or
Mewarl
Sunday-
as.
CaUU
Saturday-.
Prln:
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f
From
Nlewnrt
Sunday-ss.
Trtnce
Oert
Tuesday
a.
Catalu
For
ijneen
Charlotte
May
21-as.
Prince
J'
(inin
Oiieen
(harlolle
May
10.
..
rrlnre
For
Alnk
Mav
20
as.
Princess
John
Al"'
May
30-a.
Prlnce-ss
At'"
From
Alaska
May
24-.
NrncM
AH
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
I
lie
i:nt
Monilsyn.
Wednesday
n;
11.30
m,
I'riini
Ilie
I'nst
Sundays.
Tuesday
3.30
p
m.
if
r
If
10
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it